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Tne Nomination..

is'
After short, but sharp and decisive
campaigu, Judge T. G. Andrews was
minated for the vacant Senatorship
so "Wednesday on the first ballot,
Giving forty five out Of the sixty eight
es east, the remaining twenty three
h,iagc divided between four other candi.
5es sof whom the stropgent. Sir. T. R
Slr Rinlay, received but fourteen voscs.
The opposition to Judge Andrews was
Tell organized and was conducted spir
i.edlys and in earnest, No point which
e1nld possibly be made against him was
oyc,lJdkod. The issue of color was
9'areiy raised and vigorously urged by
is opponents, both outside and inside
lie Convention, But in vain. His
cord asa Republican was without one
blot. His services to the P, rty we're
90 we'll known. He had been tried
peqttdly and had never been found
n;ing. The poor colored man had
go often experienced his kindness to
mi him in the .esentful hour. And SO
f@ won OH his merits, and on nothing
Ji.e OF the forty five votes in his favor
'hrn eight were cast by colored men
ifcfe, never was more vigorous oppo-
.l4Da TO any straight Republicans in this
Comfy and there never was a more
sionois victory.
WaN congratulate Judge Andrews
haarrily. We believe he will do honor
nc County, to the party and to the
..'.,a. He is Republican aud he will
So 70 it that Republicans have their
St,sE He is q property holder and
7' take care that there be an end
to AiEn taxes. He il an honest man
ari AA viii see lit that all men. have
Hs'rer so far, at leass, SIS shall be in the
1,m7sof the next Senator from Orange.
ou,g
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OFFICIAL.
Office Of Com lntsOneis of EEee-
tiOn.

STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
ORASGEBuRG CouSpy 0RASEBuRG S. c.
July Goth, 1873.
Notice is hepeh1 given TO the voters of
OrangeBurg County that in pursuance of an
&C, of the General Assembly approved March
l, 1870 entitled .ar act providing for the
general election md the manner Of conduct
ing the same amended by an aot approved
March II, pST2, an election will be held in
! the County of Orangeburg at the usual
Polling precincts mentioned below on We'd
nesday, the 18th day of August, for the fol-
lowing State Legislative office, 10 wit: One
Senator to serve for ,he' remainder Of the
term for which the said Hon. Jsmison was
elected, TO wit:
| All bar-rooms anu drnlin9 saloons shall be
closed on the day of election. aud any per
son who shall sell any intoxicating drinks
| on the day Of election shall be guilty Of n
| misdemeanoP, and on conviction thereof,
! shall he fined in "A suin not less than one
hundred dollars, or be imprironel not less
than one month, nor more than six months.
| phe managers of Election Mt each Precin.
| ct will be furnished with a box which shall
| be publicly opened and inspected, to see
that it is empty and secure, and then lock-
ed, just as before the opening of the Polls.
| by two or more dcs;nterested parties, and
| 'Hc htys EetuIUSu 10 tue
shall not be opened during the Election At
tho close Of the Election the Managers and
Clerk shall Immediately proceed publicly to
open tho ballot box and count the Ballots
| therein, and continue such count count
without adjournment or interruption until
the same is completed, and make such state.
ment of the result thereof, and sign the same
as nature Of the Election shall require, IL in
counting two or more like ballots shoul be
found folded together compactly, only one
shall be counted and the others destroyed,
! but IL they bear different names, the same
shall be destroyed and not counted. Ii
more ballots should be found on opening the
box than there are names en- the poll-list,
oil the ballots shall be returned to the box,
and thoroughly mixedtogcther, and one of
the Managers or the Clerk shall without
seeing the ballots, draw therefrom and inn
mediately destroy as many ballots as thore
| are in excess Of the number Of namessbn
tho poll list
within thre" days thereafter the Chair.
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LTURDAY, AUGUST 9, 1873.

v ny in the name of common sense
oat some of the weak headed, mali
-'us Democratic newspapers that are
wa5s crying "oh, Carolina, va1e
? -" at once bid good bye to Carolina
plain English and leave for some
aore else 2 They would be happier
st'out' the State, aud the State would
,etter off without them.
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NOTICE.

STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
To hc Commissioners Of Elections fyr
Oro"geJWy County.
Whereas Hon. James Z Janison w ho ut the
General Election hci | in October 1872 for
the Election district oforaDgcbnrg County
to serve for the term offour years, has since
said election deceased tand;
Fkereas the Constitution OF ii,- State of
South Carolina directs tina, in such case
wri: of election shall besissued ley the rrcsi-
den, OF the Senate for the purpose of filling
the vacancy thus oceasioned for the remain
der of the term for which tho member so
deceased WAS el> :: tssasssss.rc.
Now therefore yqil Eansls cSch of you arc
hereby required after due advartis I'm lmt and
with strict regard 10 all the Provisions of
the Constitution and laws Of sail State
touching yonr duty in s,fclr case 10 hold un
election for member for the Senate for the
election district aforesaid TO serve for the
remainder of the term for which tho said
II on. james l.. Jarnison WAS elected, the polls
to be opened as the various. polling places OF
citS'IOu I'D 'ue sNtu OH "
the thirteenth day of August, A. D. 1873. by
the various sets ofMahagcrs fer those places:
and the counting OF the votes cast and the
declaration of the result of the election to
be in accordance with the provision of Sec
tions , and of lfet of TIC General Assc.sbly
en,itld "an act 10 amend an at entitled
an act providing for the Gchcr.l Elections
and the htsruer of conducting the same
approved Nasch l2th, 1872 (psge tsl A. y.
lS72-73.(
This writ together With = eestifed copy
of your return of the election held uh,ler it
have before the Senate at its next meeting
n after the election.
Witness the signataro of the Hon. r.
Howell Glcavcs PreEident of the Senate at
Columbia this 18th dag of July A. ID. 1873
X. H. HOWELL 6 GLEAVES,
President of Senate.
Attest:
J. WOODRUFF, Clerk of Senate.
july 26 1873 81
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New Patent"

DIR. PATRICK'S COTTON PRESS
The undersigned Agent for Orangcburg
County begs leave to call the attention Of
COTTON PLANTERS TO the same. and
would advise every one in need of a COT
TON PRESS to purchase paten, at once
For CHEAPNESS, SIMPLICITY, and
Pow ER, it bas no equal.
Any one desirous of seeing the "tnodus
opcrandi" Of said Press. can 10 so by calling
at the Store OIL. W. Patrick & Co. Russell |
Street Orangeburg c. H., s. c.. where a
modcl can be seen, or address. Capt. JEFF
STOKES Gen'l sgent Midway s. g.
s. ". P4TRICK, ayt.
Cranscbsrg CoHR.y s G.
july &c 1875 az
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ESTATE NOTRCE.-An Per.
Il sons having demands against the Es-
tate oF fhe late John r. Milhous, deceased,
are requested to' present the same, properly
'attestcd. to the undersigEed; aa& all per-
sons indebted to said Estate are rca1ested
to make Immediate payment 10
II. BENSON TARR4NT,
Qualified Administrator,
p. U. Grahams 7. o., s.. Ca.
june IS Inn
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Head Quarters Union NepubIi.
can Party s. G..
ROOMS STATE EXECUTIVE, COM S%fffTTEE.
CoLuMBIA S. C. Jaly 9Th fS73.

CoLuMBrA S. C. Jsfy 9Th fs73.
T. c. -4"d'c,rs Esq, Orangcbr"g s. c.
Sir You are hereby appoin'ed Chair
man of the Republican Party in and for the
County Of OraRgebura to fill the vacancy
created by The death OF our lamenaed friend
and fellow citizen Hon. James l.. JsaaisoH.
Il ia deemed by me unnecessary ta ley
uroh you any particular injnnctiohs rs to
your lime Of conduct, as your past and
present standing as n staunch and reliable
Republican, isto my mind sufficient guaran-
~ of your future course Please accept
this the Evidence of your authority, and
beivc me to be,
TYuiy Yours.
R.B ELLIOTT,
PTes't Executive Com.
o.. r. p State of S. C.
july 10Th 1873 81
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STATE OF SOUTH CARO-
E.HNA.
ORANGEBURG COUNTY.
IN THE COMMON PLEAS.
MICHAEL MARCUS, Plaintiff.

PAULINE MARCUS, Defendant.
To PAULINE MARCUS, Defendant in this
action.
You are hereby summoned TO answer the
complaint in this action, which will be filed
in the office of the Clerk of the Court Of
Common Pleas for the said County, and TO
serve a copy of your answer on the subscri-
Der at Orangeburg e. H., South Carolina
within twenty days after the service of this
summons, exclusive of the day of service.
Ii you fail TO answer this complaint within
the time herein specified, the Plaintiff will
apply TO the Court for the relief demanded
in the complaint.
AUG. b. KNOwLTON,
Plffs. Atty.
0ra1geburg, G. H., s. G.
To Pauline Narcus, the defendant above
named. Tskonotice that the summons and
complaint herein were fled In the Office of
the Clerk of the Courts of Common Pleas
and General Sessions OF 0rangeburR Caunty
aforesaid on the 25th day of July, 1879,
AUG. b. KNOWLT0N,
Plds Nty, )
.imly % ls7a IL
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THE STATE OF SOUTH CARO-
LIMA,
COUNTY OF .ORANGEBUkG.
In THE COMMON PLEAS.
The State-Ex ReIatiune 13ifl
Tho Softr;tor oT Tho ,,,,h [ a.,

The Solicitor of the s,u,h- to Perpctuate
ern Circuit. Testimony.
FIR porte Application 10 prove
f, Il. Thomas. Lost Deed.
Application on oath having been made by
+. "A. Thomas to prove the past Existence,
Loss and Contents of n Deed dated the l6
Jan, 1850, from this applicant to VIM.
Frederick. II is ordered.
That oil persons having like or opposite
interest in said Deed, whether residents in
this State or out of il and who desire TO do
so. shall appear and cross examine the evil
dence produced; and introduce evidence in
reply before me, ut my Office at Ornngebnrg
on the Goth day of September next.
GEO. BOLIvER,
June i4th, 1875. Referee.
june 2l Sm
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Eureka Chapter, No. 1s, r. A. M.

The REGULAR CoNvoCATToN of the
above CHAPTER will be he'd on Friday,
August 9Th 1873, at O'Clock Z. NJ.
BY order Of NJ. Z. HIP.
THEODORE KOHN,
aug 2--tf - Secretary
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NOTICE.

The Firm of wATT& cRosswELL has
dissolved All debts due the firm must be
paid, and all claims against the iirm must
be presented, to
J. l.. RAST,
Trial Juslite
august . 1873. II
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august .
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STATE OF SOUTH! CAROLINA.
To hc Commissioners Of Elections f,,
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june 20
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1873-08-24
How John Adams Left the Presidency.

Mr.. Adams last day arrived. This obi
GUS judiciary law had been passed three
weeks before, but owing to the delay of the
Senate to act upon the nominations, the
judges were still uncommissioned. The
gentlemen's party had not the decency to
leave so much as one of these valuable life
appointments to the incoming Administra
ton, nor any other vacancy whatever, OF
ment in time. Nominations were sent to
the Senate as late as nine o'clock in the
evening of the Bird of March and Judge
Marshall, the acting Secretary of State, was
in HIS Office at midnight, stIA signing com
missions for men through WHOM another
Administration was to act. But the Secre-
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EDUCATIONAL.
NorRE DAME OF MARYLAND.
COLLEGIATE INsTIrUrE FOR YOUNG LAprEs
Conducted by the School Sisters of Notre Dana.
81 Miles North OF HALLMARK

This Institution Is locate tho m,.t desirable mart
OF ba timore county, at the intersection OF On ,ris
, and Homeland aveoue ao,as three milos nSrsh
grounds are we'll shaded. Handsomely d,sigasd VIZ
walks and carriago roads, and extensively planned
or exercise and recreation.
building constructed and furnished With overy
suoSssnry aud appointments for confort oonvea,saca
an d safety II rs thoroughly ventilated cell heated
x},a water lighted by gas and each atory 10 pro-
WIN excellent spring water speaking tuboss
Seo.lo bells aud clocks security az ainst do there
Ill W.. pings In each atory with bose attached. To
alarm has nss AZ any moment OF danger. electric
nave oern made to accommodate Parior BIarsien or
hr" Laulca no wish to give attention To special
an.hs sho desire TO cnioy the eomforts OF private
spartmenta The system OF eduoation aforls ev,rv
"aSahtAge Tor the acquisition of n r,taed ana aokd
@ AUG sPscis attention will DO given l., the dor.
TERMS PER ANSuM:
Eoard and Tuition. including tn. French and r,.u
man languages. Plain Neediework the clement.
oil Drawing and Vocal Muse. .............". aseo
irreg ulars or Pal lor Boarders. an
music faintinS Spanish etc form extra charges
For special information address
DlEECTRESS N0FftE DAME OF NJ aRyr A MI
Govanstown Postothoe baltimore county Nd
aul! im
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tary and his busy clerks, preciseIy upon the
stroke of IL, were startled by an appari
ton. 1t was the bodily presence Of SIR.
Levi Lincoln, of Massach usetts, wbom the
President. elect had chosen for the Office Of
Attorney General. A conversation ensued
between these two gentlemen, which has
been recently reported for us by Mr.. Jeffsr-
sons great granddaughter
Llncoln-l have heen ordered by Mr..
Jefferson to take possession of this Office
and it's papers.
Marshali-Why Mr.. jefferson has not yet
qualified.
Lincoln-Mr. jefferson considers himself
in the light of an executor, bound to take
charge of the papers of the Government
until he is d1iy qualified.
Marshall (taking out his watch)-But it
is pot yet IL O'clock.
Lincoln (taking a watch from his pocket
and showing it)-This is the Presidents
watch, and rules the hour.
Judge Marshall felt that Mr.. Lincoln was
| master of the situation, and resting a rnefui
| look upon the unsigned commissions spread
upon the table, he left his midnight visitor
in possession. Relating the scene in afte r
portion OF their good humor, he used to say,
laughing, that he had been allowed to pick
up nothing but his hat.
| While these events were trauspring, Mr..
Adams was preparing for that precpitate
flight from the Capital which gave the last
humiliation to his party; II. had not the
courtesy to stay in Washington for few
hours and give the eclat of his presence to
tue inauguration of his successor. TraA.
be at the door of the White House at mid
night and We know that, before the dawn
of the 4th of March, he had left Washington
| forever.-eJames Parton IN the atlantic.
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Ritualism in England and America.

The following shows how the Ritualists
are progressing in the Episcopal Church in
America:
"The associates of the American branch
of the CoDfraterDity of the Blessed Sacra
ment protestant EpiscopaD held their an
nual conference in New York the last of the
month Of June, simultaneously with the
annual gathering ia London. The first
vespers were sung 10 St. Igustius' church,
eral of the American order, is rector. The
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EDUCATIONAL.
VILLANovA COLLEGE,
DELAWARE COUNTY
PENNSYLVANIA.
Under the Direction Of the Fathers of the Order of st
Augustine.

This Institution in 1913 a. an niveraitv
oners superior advantages to students who w,sh 10
eoqure thorough education qualify themsei yes
ioI e q , OF Or, commercial pursuits.
Is pleasantly situated the line of the Pennsyl
phla. tilanova College station s ON the premisea
offensive College bull ings, with modern Improve.
mehts. ave in process OF completion f'
ne CoIegiae 4 ear cotnmence on the Eirst Mondav
June. Wv '' Aon""J Vi
- TERMS -
tuition Board and Washing, per session of five
A'on'"' $685. $3.50 OC
Music, Drawing and the Modern languages form extra
charges.
For full particulars, send for a catalogue
VERY REV. T. GALBERRY, OSG
-J5-o % ~ President.
GEORGETOWN COLLEGE, DC.
Tho Collegiate Exercises will be resumed on ,hs
SECOND OF SEPTEMBER
| S32a-Payable Hall. Yearly in Advance
| iyso en- PRESIDENT OF THE COLLEGE,
| ST. LOUIS UNIVERSITY.
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COLLEGE
RISTIAK BR0THE RS,
Corner Eighth and Core Streets,
ST. LOUIS, MO
PROSPECTUS.
ST. LOUIS, MO.


This Literary Institution stuatoa near tho Psciac
Railroad Depot IN the city Of st. ouis. MssopH. was
founded by the Brothers OF tho Christian Schools In
1851. Its succesaful career Is marked by the largo
amount Of public confidence II has already gained and
the increase In the number Of studonts rhene
happy results are the best recommendation to parents
and guardians Every possble attention In paid 20
can to the health and happiness Of
Its cleanliness dormitories, refeo-
tory. recreation halls for cold and damp weather. etc.
Tho various arts and sctences usually tsuGat In Col
Ieges lind here an appropriate place In system or edu
cation establshed by experience, conducted on tho
most approved plan, and with dovotedness common
sirate Win the AZ tho work engaged ny
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OCTOBER 81, 1873.

fourth Scholastic year f ~ WY
OCTOBER 81, 1879.
Win the Old advantages OF o. sound Classical and
tsges of aIst class building entirely new aud mnrh
superior to the former College point of vontiiaIon
The Professors being members OF q Society which
TOT three hundred years has devoted itself to the
vanrsge Of long traditional experience The Education
they profess 70 give Is based upon Region and Morality
pupils with useful knowledge but also to instil into
their hearts the esteem of virtue aud praeca, low.
The Plan of Instruction consists OF three prineipal
Courses The Preparatory the Classical aud the Com
msrSia Iae prspara.Sry course lasts ONE yea- and
class either In the Classical or Commercial course
The CLASSICAL Course Iasts elk years and en-.
University Education. At the end Of the sixth year
those who give proofs OF the requisite In the
cheney In Mental and Natural Philosophy. Chemstrv
and the higher branches of Mathematics are entied
The Degree of Master of Arts "a. NJ Ia awarded to
those devote second year to the Pbiloso
ply and Science In the College who have passed
The COMMERCIAL Course lasts THREE years, aud
embraces all The branches usually taught In
Colleges. The third year this course CORE spends "a
the fifth and sixth years OF the Classical course The
Chemistry with the members OF the Graduating ci,ss
Inc age OF admission 10 IRON nine fifteen years
| read and write ~N Ao" -
TERMS PER SESSION OF MONTHS.
Entrance Fec. first year on 4 Is M
| Board Tuition and Wash hing, payable half. early,
NJ ~ niu II. au 300 Ot
| Bed and Bedding ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. IA on
Circulars can be obtained by add ressing the
| PRESIDENT OF sp.ilAG HILL COLLEGE
cr r,o. 49,, THE Jesuit fr"i rA Afiiis a.A
| +. POURSINE, College Agent
| auIo ~ ~ lao Gravier street. New Orleans
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Observation-Disclosures.
a. BALDWIN, Established 1921 c sLocohB,
kUSTl5 A. d. sLOCUMB,
HARDWARE. In Commentator

a. bALDwIS' Established 1927 c a. sLocos.B,
HARDWARE. in c0m~endam.
A. BALDWIN & CO.,
Successors to
- SLOCOMB, BALDwINx& COL
"a Canal, and 81, 90 and 95 Common Streets,
NEW ORLEANS.
Importers and Dealers in
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC HARDWARE
Guns, Locks, Curlery, Nails,
STEEL, IRON CASTINGS. ETC, ETC.
Together with
A FULL STOCK OF FARMING IMPLEMENTS.
Which Offering to the Trade at Reduced Prices.
A. BALDWIN g. CO.,
IA Canal and 81, 90 and s5 Common Streets,
Adjoining the City Hotel.
AGENTS
J. e. CARvER'S GIN,
COATS BOILER IRON,
VALENTINE & BUTLERS SAFES,
E. & G. BROoKE'S CUT NAILS AND SPIKES
WESTERN OIL COMPANY. au3 en-
r. J. WEST,
AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS,
MACHINERY AND PLANTERS HARDWARE,
lis and III Magazine Street,
New Orleans
Pools & Hunt. IL. F. Bandy and B. w. Payne &
Sons. Manufacturers of STEAM ENGINES. SAW
| MILLS, etc
| Geo. L. Squier & Bro-SUGAE MILLS, HORSE
| POWERS, etc.
World and Kirby" MOWERS and REAPERs.
| Il. Ball & Co. aud II. B. Smith-WOOD WORKING
| MACHINERY.
| American Saw Company-SAWE.
| Winship & Bro.-COTTON GINS.
| Buckeye Foundry-BELLS.
| T. c. Nisbet-CorTON PRESS SCREWS, etc.
| au3 tim
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OF MARY-J RsON CoLLEGE
PARISH OF ST. JAMES. LA,

CT. MARY-J JEFFERSON COLLIE
PARISH OF ST. JAMES, LA.
Situated the Mississippi River, Sixty Miles arove
New Orleans.
This ancient and magnificent establishment incor.
porated by law OF the Legislature and empowered to
grant diplomas and degrees will be opened the Sd Of
October. 1t is under tho direction OF the Msrist
Fathers who form society specially devoted to educa
ton. College Point and Convent Lar ling conve-
and regular landing places for steamboats, going
to and returning rom New Orleans
TERMS:
Payable in U. S. currency half yearly in advance:
Board, tuition, washing and stationery. per term OF
Doc tor's fees and medicine in ordinary cases Of i'll
Entrance fee TO be paid only once. 10
N. bail music lessons are 10 be paid for monthly
in advance
REFERENCES:
His rar the Most Rev. Archb bishop of New Orleans
Tho Rev. Clergy OF Al@teIs-
For further detals apply TO the Very Row Presdent
at the College. -
Mr.. p POURSISE,
ocI3 72Iy No. 40 Gravier street. New OrleAns-
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ESTABLISHED IN 1929
by members of the Socet, of Jesus and Incorporated
by act of the State Legislature in 1882 1t has ex
perenced uninterrupted success, aud continues to offer
the student every facility for acquiring a thorough
CLASSICAL AND COMMERCIAL EDUCATION.
Every candidate for adm ssion not personally nc.
quanted with some member of the Fla guilty must pro
duee proper testimonials of good moral character
Bulletins sent three times year to the parents or
guardians of the students inform them Of the con-
duct health and i'm provement OF their wards
An expeI fenced ysican daily visits the institution
and the greatest care and attention the
sick.
Board and tuition per session, item months) $780,
The next session begins on September Ist, 1873.
Payments must be made quarterly or en-. annually
In advance: Catalogues cont aiming instruc tions 10
parents, and full particulars will sent free on appi
cation TO
REV. J. G. ZEALAND, Sd,
President St Louis University,
Jyo 3in st. LOuis, No.
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The classes commence about the frst Of September,
and close by the end OF June by examination and
public exhibition.
Books, ETC., may be procured at the Institution at
moderate prices
Pupils are received at any time during tho year and
charges made from the date of entrance only.
further particulars apply the Mother Superior
Academy of tho Holy Angola sci n ~