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LECTURES AND MEETINGS.

The Hon. l.. Bradford Prince, Chairmf. n Of
Tho Judiciary Committee OF tho Assembly will lecture
before the Liberal Club. tonight, at Phmpton dah.
Prof n, III. ThuTston Of the Stew EMS Insti-
tue Of Technology, will lecture this evening before tho
Polytechnic Association, In the Cooper Onion Trac
ton Engines; the Past Present aud future Of Steam on
Common Roads"
A French bazaar was opened in Republican
Hall at Broadway and Tventythrdst, yesterday. and
wicontinue for days The profits will be devoted
TO The benefit OF the orphans OF the ST. vincent &c fau
Asylum.
The Arion Vocal Society has elected the fol-
lowing officers for the ensuing President Frederick
Behringer; viceProsdents, Richard Katzenmeyer and
William sachse Treasurer, MI Idlef FINANCIAL Seeie
tary. o. Reichelt.
A number of prominent Italian residents
attended by invitation examination at the Italian
Free School, at No. Is FTanknst and expressed them
selves well pleased with tho progress manifested by tne
children, who were present to the number ~ auOuV
hundred.
Maurice Neville the Hungarian actor, lee
tured last evening at Cooper Unon for tho benefit OF
the Boston workng-grls. on the drama, Here and
Abroad" The lecturer spoke OF the different periods IN
the history of the drama and illustrated his subject with
readings from the best-known dramatists.
The Executive Committee of the German
Greeley and Brown associations Of this city held meet
ing ON Wednesday night at No I46 FOurteenthst, ana
resolved 10 call meeting OF the General Committee for
Dee. II, in order consider the subject or combining
an tho Liberal Reform associations III permanent
The first of course of five lectures to be
delivered successive Thursday evenings, before the
International Academy OF Natural Science at room No
IS, Cooper Union by Adrian j. Ebel, Ph d., DE- -, on
comparative and Human Anatomy aud PLyaOlogy,'
was heard last night The lectures are Illustrated by
drawings models &C. prepared expressly FOR the course
Mr. Stanley, The Herald correspondent will
be received by the Lotos Club this evening. dinner In
OF his return will be given at Delmonoos on Mon
day night by the Herald Club. On Tuesday evening the
Now-Yurk Geographical Society wll hOnOc him III IKE
manner DemoncOs after which the yOuIG journalist
and VIII be rendered public reception at the
large hall Of the Cooper Institute This programme
however promises 10 be- only the beginning Of Mr. stan
Icy = welcome by the people OF this city
A large and enthusiastic meeting of British
coonist fayorng annexation held at No. 100 Spring
St. last night Their determined action caused by
recent English islpproyal Of the system OF British
"Dominions" in America, manifested through the
Canadian press Addresses were made by James uugu
Macdonald, +. H. MicuX OF Ontario and others, and II
decided TO communicate vita the cO0nlsts OF Bunilo
Chicago St. Louis and New Orleans, with reference 10
choosing influential men TO cooperate Win annexation
lists IN the British colonies upon the subject lhe next
meeting viii be held next Monday nhht.
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DARING SAFE ROBBERY.

About p. III, yesterday, mlddle-sgeu'
wen-dresse6 man. o. slight build entered tho piano
warerooms of d. NJ Eeard, at No 6 Unon-square. and
desired the proprietor TO gave him $40 bill In exchange
for ten 81 bills be desired TO remit that amount by
nail Mr.. Mcllard took a $40 bin from lis cafe and
handed it TO the stranger but left the key Of the safe IN
the lock- The stranger made the exchange and left the
store moment later, two other strange men entered
and asked to be shown some secondhand pianos
They were taken TO the rear room by Mr.
Melard for that purpose, when the first
visitor returned boldly opened the safe seized roll OF
bank notes from an Tuner drawer, and fed Mr. Meard
pursued him. but could not Ovcrtakc him. On return
Ing 70 tho STORE Mr. McllaVd fOuod the ether men IN INC
act of leaving but he prevented them by locking the
door They then rushed into the rear room, jumped
through closed window, smashing both sash aud glass
and escaped. The amount stolen was only about 500
but in another drawer large sum winch the t1eI
overlooked An unsuccessful attempt vas made 10 roo
the same store, III a Ike manner, about year ago.
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CITY MYSTERIES.
\ NEWSPAPER CANvAssER LOST.


Edward !. Van DORM of No. So Lafayette
ave- Brooklyn, an advertising agent in the employ Of
The Ac5 York World disappeared from his home on Fri
DAY Nav. 8 and from that date his whereabouts have
been a mystery. lie started so ne stated, on cunning
excursion. Eis father, the Rev. c. Van Dorm Of Boon
ton n j.. his wife, ana other relatives have kept up
vain search for tding OF him. and in al parts Of Long
Island inquiries have been made The corpse Of man
with pistol shot wound in his head was, on Monday
st found under the wharf at Lloyds Neck. aud first
4 was supposed that the body was that Of Van Dorm.
but his friends after viewing The remains, decided
otherwise. When Van Dorm left home he was
vel attrcd, ana had about 800 IN bis possession
DAY before starting on ms intended expedition Van
Dorm wrote 70 MS wife, wowHs al hef fathers mousse
When ne elt Friday, he wrote another letter 10 his
io stating that he was coming 70 her. that she might
expect Lin On iac following Monday ana ASKING her 10
obIau from her father the necessary guns ammunition,
and dog
Itis iomarRahe that he went on his excursion in
Dali of hatsOed Ow shoes unfit for country travelling.
lie friends also state that he entirely unacquanted
WIN tlic urt OF guns anu ueleI nau me8 fP1 us
During hls wifes absence, Van Dorm hdd met an
I'D acquaintance and he also disappeared soDe hours
sleeping and eating al Van DOrns house Tor week
hut declines % gave - 10 the reporters The Chief states,
however that this man was arrested IN New YORK CITY
gfense, adds that he stands to-day in very bad hgnt
The Chief believes that this man KNOWS something con
a. BoOnton, Informing Van DOFns father OF the arrest
MISSING INSURANCE AGENT.
George NJ PeOy, an insurance agent of
louisville KY, left the Brandreh House AT $50 a. m on
Thursday Nov "a. and has nOt since been seen or heard
of 10y friends Mr Peoy for several days previous
had been living az the ST. Nicholas Hotel and merely
ysited the Krandreth House 70 au old friend Mr
Martin the night clerk. During the evening he PLAYED
billiards with Mr. Martin and Mr.. Lunley. a merchant
wlo has lived tbs Brandreth House for many years
se,ween 1880 D. IN. Wednesday and 250 a. Tbo1sday
MI Peoy drank three glasses Of liquor, but Appeared
perfectly sober when be left the hotel Al the time
bIs disappearance Mr. Peoy Ii known 10 have lad hs
person 5000 bank bills. which he had drawn the day
before FROM lie Nassau National Bank Of Brooklyn
10 the boto Of his shirt TWO large pearls valued
$500 In his wastcoat pocket he had al odfasliO1ed
gold watch vita = white dial, given 10 him by HE grand
talhst FUR watch (Of LYeTpOV make rss faAekfG "
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THE DOCK COMMISSIONERS.

The Commissioners OF Docks met yesterday
and considered the petition OF D. W. O. Ward to lease
tho pier at the foot OF Twcntythirdst, East River
After discussion the petition was deaied The Auditing
Committee reported tho receipts and cash in the hands
OF the Treasurer Oct 81 to be $22G 0 the dsourSe
ments sgs6oi 29 balance, $1COsi a. petition was re-
ceyed signed by residents Of tho two ciues
requesting the Board to devote the slip ut the foot OF
JaksOns to ferry purposes, with tic Intention OF re-
establishing the ferry TO HudsOnaye., Brooklyn. res
olui0n OF the Assistant Aldermen was referred 10 the
Chief Engineer concerning the practcabity Of having
reservoirs salt water IL tho upper pcruoh OF Inc cl
and having il conducted 10y mains so is 10 be accessible
for cleaning streets uud putting out fires.
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THE CANAL QUEsTIoN-BUFFALo MERCHANTS
DECLARE THEIR POLICY.

BUFFALO, Nov. 21.-The Joint Committee of
Cuzens and Of the Board Of Trade appointed Monday
last reported the following resolutions Change this
morning, which were unanimously adopted, their
canal policy:
Res0iUed That the policy OF this Board be defined
follows FIRST To complete the Erie and OswegO Canals
according 10 the original policy OF the amendment 10 the
Constitution Of 1884 and carry out the laws enacted for
that purpose, by removing bench walls and all other
obstructODs, 10 make the canal fuu seventy feet
wide and feet deep from Buffalo and Oswego 10
Albany and complete the dOublclo contract,
VEST OF Syracuse. Second To improve The canal from
the mouth OF Buffalo River 10 Lower Black Rock TO
give sufficient De pth aDd GOw Of all tunes for
all cand purposes Third: To ask the Legislature to
pass the Pundpg bill recommended by the Chamber OF
commerce Of New YORK CITY, IN order Ia put the funds
IN proper shape IMPROVE tnc canal, and make II tree
eApal " ae nearly 80 as postIble
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THE ARMY OF THE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
REUNION AT DAYTON.

REUNION AT DAYTON.
CINCINNATI, Nov. 21.-The Society Of the
Army Of the Cumberland held its sixth annual reunion
at Dayton, Ohio yesterday. There present Gems
Hooker, Whipple, Davis, Sherwood, Wood, scribner
Which, Prince, McCOOk, Ward Kimbal Williams, Max
WELL Gov. Noyes, many other persons prominent in
the war. Gen. Wood called the Society 10 Order and
after prayer by Chaplain Van Horn, Mayor segman de-
yered an address OF welcome behalf OF the City Of
Dayton. Letters read from Secretary Belknap and
from Gems Sherman, Sheridan, Meigs. and the Hon.
Henry Wilson. Brief speeches were made by Gems.
Hooker, Davis, Which, AoyeS Morgan, McCOok' ward
ana others.
The Committee the Thomas Monument reported
that from $1,000 5000 had been collected Tor that pur-
pose. Chaplain Van Horn instructed 10 publish the
biography OF Gen. Thomas a supplementary volume
OF the history OF the Army OF the Cumberland, the
society being relieved from the supervision OF us publ
cation.
The evening meeting was attended by an Immense
audience, and conclusion of the address by Gen.
Thomas L. WOOb the Society adjourned TIL Tomorrow
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pecullarly de long silver chain also family reic In
the place 81 seals he mad attached 10 the eh SIM NJ,
coin mobed into the form OF wach.kCy Inc money sl'
Peoy h0 drawn from tic bank given ~ MN as Iol,
lows one 81 400 bill four $50 Bills four Sigl 1ils 3u
Iogisvillc Le had a Iarce amount Of money with hlu
Three days passed, and at last Mr. PeOy wa" 80
remarked Hs friends at informed me pOlCe OF
his Disappearance The no pitfalls puec ana pIlv9uD,
have been searched hut no clue has yet been op9 W
him The poce asthoIlties OF surrounding ctcs nave
been informed OF Mr. Pe0ys mysterious dsappeara.c'
and have been furnished with description oil MS pe
sona anpeaIance It is feared 10y the police mat nc h
been lnrcd fnto some house ari there roboeH anu
murdered
TWO OTHER MEN LOST.
Timothy St. John of North Sixth-str Brook
lyn +. D, disappeared on Monday. and Is st'h ssis
yon last seen he WAS intoxicated and sw0rc that no
would take his own life.
young man named PROXY living two mics west ..
Paterson N j. disappeared three or four days ago. ana
It is feared has met with violent death Hunting PsI
ties were out ii search o. him yesterday,
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E;nh lrepue Hoiel-Gen. w. w. Bell1nap Secretary
., W., N, Hon H. Roberts NJ C., Of Utica ,hs Hon pen
VI. a. bro W H. Fesseaden If Portland, II. Ransey OF Abahf
H. REQ Of ashingon, Arthur Cheney All W. X F0Jdo Bo.'o
Brcoo Ho"sel Prof Peirce OF he T. Coast rve' &C.
n S,i az ", m Eha. Mern OF Boston, au aukn H. bee
President Of The Phla pha and Reai loi Conn ~ 49,
ors HohJuge ". Lesrned OF Albany the Hon Jas II fefoS
Of TT1s Gen 4. G. MeCu-g Of Chicago H97man HohM
Mooread Of Philadelphia YORK Hot-Gen $ f. MANU- VI
Albany Strung T. s. Nav. ClaraH Hoh-nu,
D. Maine CoiaaE HGus-BTMayar BerTet OIL
Wa,liuriol. Me'r1p9irn E06-Judge Woo orl Of Ahans
H0usThe Hon james NJ Ashley Of Ohio ni y y
Su O. s. Gisei Hoiseihs Hon T. G. ngersoi Nasls
ton Gen oy 81 Vndaa " All ~ ltuTle Of hehe"
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POLICE NOTEs.

John Baker a seaman Of the steamship Niagara,
~ H., oYorlrew O. Lol "-t Jeslefaj All
severely scsIlci L.nseL
The journal Of Commerce building, No. 70 Beaver
st. vas damsg O evening by caused b. the careless
ene tepoung hot ashes IN an as-0oE on the t'nd
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church The hall Of tho Young Mems Christian Asso-
Cation viii be dedicated to-day
HUDSON RIVER COUNTIES

UUDsON-James r. Graves, an Englls1man,
who shipped board the H. T. Hedges at Providence,
r. l., was fatally shot yesterday morning In saloon
here George Beete, hand on the same vessel. was
shot at the time, but the wound not dangerous
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lhuuo mcemeut.i
BURSErI's COCAINE makes hair glossy.


THE HERALD's last joke is to call the chicken
,ess, ,niu,s KNOX appreciates the Wit .ud is selling .. w
BriASsy he biuisouest Winter style Of hst yet Introduced
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A-Citzcns and strangers who desire an
elegant Dress Business M o. superior quality sld 20 TO LsrsN
s,lED Manufacturer. ll1 Sassau-st
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HOME NEWS.
rRoMYEST ARRIVALS

,,,,,,,o,,rrvp YESTERDAY ATpCKrEe0Ts m PARK now.
ihanMy', ,.5 ~ Eooa-1Io 30 'n.-Ji' h.dasbt-JJ
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NEW-JERSEY.


JERSEY CITY.-M. Purcell residence at Grove
st. and PayOnia-aye, damaged SJOO by lire yester-
day. which originated through the mperfcctions OF a
heater . The fund in aid OF Mrs James Mccarthy,
the widow Of the engineer who killed the Erie
repar-shop fire. amounts TO SLIP %, and has been
deposited with the Proyden Institution for Savings
Ex-Aldcruan Froese and j. y. Paddock were thrown
then carriage by the breahug az aNetrce While
driving near COmInunipaw Wednesday afternoon
was thrown from his carriage by a runaway horse at
Grand-st. and PaCihc-aVc. on Wednesday night and
tanned serious injuries John 4. Lannon's wealthy
resident OF the flights, has been tried Tor abandoning
ms wife, and held IN bonds 70 pay her IS week for sup
port.
PATERsoN-Messrs. Tilt & Son have offered the old
prices to the weavers TO hush the pieces OF silk already
begun II they Will resume work at and state that
upon completion OF this work they be hOuOrably dis
charged continue 10 weave 40 the prices. The
offer Will remain open until Tuesday next. William
Duncan and James Gilmore two OF the strikers, were
committed yesterday, In default Of bail charged with
violation the Conspiracy net Ia interfering with other
the house OF a man named speer, weaver at Tilt &
sons and endeayoTed by threats Of violence persuade
speer and ms wife 10 discontinue work. Tue Finance
Committee OF the Passaic County Board OF Chosen Free
holders reports expenditures for the past half year.
$4,000: balance on hand. sS4s; obligations natured,
slOo,OOO; taxes due, $4,000
HEwARK-The Christian Association netted 81 900 by
its recent Gov. Parker has offered reward OF
500 for the apprehension and conviction OF the
Of Charles COyle In this city September II.
Michael Knock seriously injured by falling from the
third story 10 the basement Of building. The
Methods this city will unite Thanksgiving Day
In a genera. love feasp at tho Central Methodist
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BROOKLYN.

4 quarrel occurred, last Monday night, IN
the liquor saloon James Sweeney nt No. 800 Hcksst
between the proprietor and Peter Cannon Of No. 3G
HIcksst. Cannon was intoxicated and resisted Swee
ney when the latter attempted 10 eject him. Sweeney
then struck Cannon in the face with Lis list, knocking
hun backward out Of the saloon. Cannon is reported
DYING congestion Of the brain. Sweeney has been
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STATEN ISLAND.

EDGEwArER.-The tOwn-hall furniture which
was sold last Saturday to satisfy judgment against this
city has been repurchased by the Trustees.
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THE OFFICIAL WAR.

Secretary Cardozo, Governor Scott
and Treasurer Parker have been
waging war of elimination and re-
elimination in the public prints, in
which the public have little interest
save in the exposure of official misman-
agement. The Secretary charges that
the State officials have created new
and fraudulent debt of s6,151 1897,
under cover of the law authorizing
the conversion of the outstanding
debt. To this charge the Governur
makes no reply, whilst the Treasurer
sustains his action by reference to
the Validating Act, which declares
the aforesaid debt "legal and valid"
This Validating Act is regarded by
high legal authority as itself null and
void, and seems by it's passage to be
equivalent to plea OF guilty on the
part of the Financial Board. The
charge, however, of the Secretary
would have been more effectual If
made twelve months ago, and when
made at so late day, the Governor
and Treasurer may we'll reply that it
lis only a bid for ofice-an attempt to
shift responsibility from the shoulders
of the Secretary to those Of Messrs.
Scott and Parker.
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= = PUBLIC AUCTION.

Editor A55ev;ze Press and Banner:
Ont 21st inst, the State Conven'
ton meets to nominate officers. Will
the Ring succeed in retaining Office
Have tbey. stolen money enough to
purchase the offices again? The OF
fee of Emperor of the Roman Empire
was put up to the highest bidder at pub
Tic auction. Julianus purchased it for
the price of flee thousand droehms to
each member of the Pretorian
Guards. He paid the price, but lost
his head and Office in sizty days!
The thing was so shockingly mon
strous that even the degenerate Ro.
mans rose in mass. Julsanus paid his
own money!. but the modern monsters
first botray the people by stealing
through tho forms Of law, and then
,oitA the peoples money buy the peoples
Offices again, to enable them to renew The
:steatingH "God help the State"
PRO BONO PUBLICO.
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GETTING READY.--The ladies will be
pleased to know that the proprietorE
of the Emporium Of Fashion, are get
ting ready to show a grand stock Of
dry goods, fancy goods, and millinery
Miss Perrin, in charge of the millinery
department, left yesterday morning
TO attend the Fall opening of milli'
merry in Baltimore and New York.
Miss Perrin is skilled in her protes-
sion, and, with all the. information
she will gather up while absent, will
be able to please thes3rnost fastidious'
We hear it2stated that the proprietors
expect to add largely to, their$stock.
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soApsTosE.-We direct attention
to the sadyertisement of MrsJ. p
Chalmers Of this plscs, and, John
Leipier, near cokesbury, effering
superior quality of soapstone obtain
ed fremsa quarry in thesFicinity 4o1
tho latter place. tits fre.preof and
hence suitable : for chimney backs
hearths, &c.-can be furnished Sat
half the cost of granite-and9 promi
sea to be profitable branch Of indus
try. l.Wercommend it to the attention
of our people.
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The above method of Assessment has
been adopted in order to give. the Tax
Payers an opportunity to make correct
Returns upon oath.
Hereafter no abatement will be grant
ed, except in cases where clerical errors
occur. al
It is also the duty Of every Tax Payer
to,see that those who appear. dilatory in
making their Returns are urged to DO
80, and If not, to report them to the
County Auditor, who will Immediately
execute the law, which Provides that
where a Tax Payer ,fails to make q Re-
turn to the County Auditor, or his Dep
uty, within the time prescribed by law,
the last Return made by said Tax Pay
er WILDE copied from the Auditors
Books and fifty per cent. added thereto;
and in.cases where Tax Payers escape
paying their Taxes for any one year, the
Epenalty : quoted ii Sec. Al, Special Sess.-'
Sion 1868 2 will be- strictly adhered to,
which provides for the same penalty as
in the above caseaga .;3alI3 - i,s't!:1
Iwould also suggest. that parties maxi
ing Returns would ,.contrive to, attend
the Assessors on the different dates, as
confusiorl occasioned by large number
Of Tax Payers at the close Of the AS
sessor's given time may occasion many
disagreeable errors, and give to the Tax
Payers and Assessors a great deal Of un7;
necessary trouble, ~ - 4, ! -.
'5f-.isa.t'i +. B. MILFORD,
.@ f,: fa q County Auditor.
June 20, 1876, II, 2rh q Ge,t s:t1F1f faz
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Barbecue at Clear Springs -Mishap by
the Way = Dancing = Bounteous
Dinner - Water Melons :
Dreams Of the Beautiful
and Fascinating.

Editor AbbeviIe Press and Banner:
We, together with some ten OF
twelve of our. fellow-townsmen, had
the pleasure of attending the barbecue
at Clear Springs on Saturday last,
the 17th inst. ~a
Our ride. to the place was quite
pleasant and romantic; but four of
our fellow-citizens had the misfortune
tomiss the way, and did not arrive
until 4 P. NJ; and for the pleasure
of their ride, we are not authorized to
speak. Arriving on the spot about
lip. NJ, the first things that greeted
our cars, were the esweee strains of the
violin, and the command s'swing cor
ners."" We started for the house, and
on5the way, passed by the spot''where
the cooking was going on, and, from lt
theo quantity in preparations, were
convinced that the good people so.f
Clear Spriags. were not unmindful Of
the comlorttoft their invited guests,
ON arriy atthe,b ,bniding, we en-
tered and foandEthe youngsters al
ready tripping i.the light fantastic"
and we ourselves began to look around
fora partner, and after sundry trials,
our efforts were crowned With sue
cess.
AT IL H. the pleasing intelligence
arrived, that dinner was in waiting
for US. The dinner, to say the least,
was as good one as we ever had the
satisfaction -sofShelping to destroy.
Much credit Is due to tho managers
of the affair, for the comforts sand
couyenences they had Sat Ehand
Among them, VIC noticed the familiar
faces of Messrs.~Wm. Wilson, r. A.
:McGaslan, A. B. O.. Lindsay. John
Morrow, Thomas Link and others. lsa
We feel warranted in saying that
Mr.. George Wilson has the thanks Of
pvery onepresent, for his kindness in
hauling there q wagon load Of large,
fnc, ripe, red, juicy watermelops,
which were placed at the mercy OF all
present.
After dinner was over, the dance
was renewed, and continued until 4
P. NJ. whom we started for home to
rest, and dream of the beautiful and
fascinating ladies of Clear Springs
aud vicinity. m. R.W.C.
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CAPT e. L. PaRKER's SCHOOL,
BY reference to the advertisements in an
other. column it will be seen that the ex-
ercises of this School will be resumed
OH Monday, the I'd September. Capt.
Parker is an experienced and successful
teacher, of high scholastic attainments.
and we take pleasure in commencing
him to the patronage of the community.
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HIGH SCHOOL,
Greenville, s. C..

PROF. JOHN B. PATRICK, Princi.
pal, Instructor in Mathematics and En-.
o, .aEos b. WALKER Instructor In
Classics. -
HARVEY T. COOK, Assistant.
O., This School prepares, young men 70,
entering College, or for the ordinary
business pursuits Of life. Tuition from
SIS 70 SOB per Term of twenty weeks
pdgdbG IN ddpance. Board, inclnding
lights, fuel and washing, abopt. SIS pei
month.
The next Session will begin Septem.
Der 81. For Catalogue, address
PROF.. JOHN B. PATRICK,
-. :, 3. p. - :. = :. = Principal.