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9ry-Hooas and Groceries,

Which they propose to sell at bottom
prices, as the following prices indi-
cato:
Factory Yarn, $1.2O per bunch.
7-8 Shifting, 8 cents FER yard.
"a Shirting, 63 cents per yard.
Liverpool Salt, Sl.65 pcr sack.
Sugars, 8 to 10 pounds to tho dollar.
Rio Coffco, best, 4 lbs to the dollar.
Good Tobacco, at 65 cents per lb.
Flour, Family, ST 90 per barrel.
G. r.. Baltimore Bacon, l3 cents per
pound.
All other things in proportion. AL.
ways in the Corn and Cotton Market;
and other produce taken in exchange
for Goods.
Guanos OF The best on hand. Cali
and examine before purchasing.
Respectfully,
RUSSELL, MARTIN & CO.,
March 2, 1876 26
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gBN A large Catamont was killed
by colored man (lIodge Thompson)
about three miles below Grcenvillc,
on Rccdy river, says the Grcenvillc
News, during the recent snow fall.-
Hodge, with his dogs, tried tho "crit-
ter" and conferred together how they
should get him. The "pcrps promised
to take caro- of him if Hodge would
dislodge him. Whoreupon, Hodge
having no gun at hand, "fotched" him
with q rock, and the dogs dispatched
him.
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4 Railroad Meeting.

~ M+S"AAooSu HAVOthltS' 10 -
"A large and enthusiastic meeting in
the interest of the Rluo Didge Rail>
road was held at Anderson, s.. o., on
3Oth ult. A humber of influontial
and representative men from, tho sey-
eral sections interested, namely, Tens
nessco, North Carolina, Georgia, and
South Carolina met IN convention,
whose object was to elect permanent
officers. The convention was called
TO ordeh by Coli r. A. phompoh, ,loi
Walhalla.
Thon followed an, enrolment of tho
names of delegates; aftor which, on
motion Off. A. Hoyt, committee of
five was appointed Mcssrs. J. A.
Hoyt, of Anderson, s. CIV. il. Love,
of Franklin, N. c.; r. I. Wilson, of
Tennessee; Geo. r. Walker, of Char
lesion, s. c.; r. E. Cannon, of Rabun,
Georgia.
PERMANENT OFFICERS. lu
After an absence of twenty min
utos, the committee returned, and re-
ported tho following officers, who wore
unanimosly elected:
Prosidcnt-Col. J. w. Gaut, Of Ten.
ncsseo; vice e-Presidonts, J. J.. Robinson
of N. c.; Maj. II. w. Cannon, OF Ga.
Capt. J. NJ. Geor, of Tennessee; Jas.
T. Welsman, and ]. S. Murray, OF S.
c.; Socretarics-W. w. Humphreys
]. w. Livingston, and John w. Dan
iels.
Col. Thompson called tho President
elect to the chair, Col. Gaut, who, on
assuming the chair, made an appro.
pirate address. Ho then called foI
the report of committeos. Tho stand
ing committees asked to be allowed
until next morning to submit theil
written report; it was granted.
Mr.. Hoyt offered the following re-
solution, which was adopted:
Resolved, That q committee of scv
en- bo appointed from tho scvcra
States represented TO report to this
Convention upon the condition anC
future prospects of tho Blue Ridg;
| Railroad.
The following is the committee ap,
pointed under this resolution: Prof
9. ID. Smith and DR.. w. Love, N. c..
Coils. r. l. Wilson and w. G. McAdoo
Tenn; Col. II. W. Cannon, Ca; anc
Messrs. G.. IL. Walker and j. A. Hoyt
S. g. The President and Mr.. Loui.
thinner wore, upon motion, added tt
the committee.
The different committees mad,
their reports, and sundry resolutions
were adopted, all looking to the com
plction of tho Blue Ridge Railroad
after which, the President returning
thanks, declared the Convention adj
journcd to meet in Charleston ON th,
25th day of May next.
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SHERIFF. IS SALES.
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA
COUNTY OF PIcKENs.

COUNTY OF PICKENs.
Martha A. Steele and Susan NJ. Alexander
Plaintiffs, VS.. ID. NJ. Alexander, Admir-
l.. N. Robins, Executor, Defendants.
pY virtue Of an execution to me directed.
I'D will sell to the highest bidder, before
the Courthouse door, at Pickens G. H., ON
Saleday in May next,
One tract of Land, situate in Pickcns
County, on Mile Creek, waters of Keowee
River, containing 200 acres, more or less,
adjoining lands of L. N. Robins and others.
Levied On as the property of Hardin Price,
deceased, at tho suit of NJ. A. Steele and Su>
san NJ. Alexander.
TEENS CASH. Purchasers to pay extra
for papers.
]. RILEY FERGUSON, SIC.
ap l8, 1876 30
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DED~ The Columbia municipal eIec,
Lion which was held on tho 4Lh, re-
suited in tic election Of Mr. John Ag
new for Mayor Of the city. The SLans
ley ticket, which moro than any other
represented the different classes and
interests OF tho city, we think ought
to have bocn elected A very large
number Of whitc citizons failed to
vote.
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c-3 Richard G. Watts, q young
Iawyor CT Laurons, in q communica>
ton to the LaurcnsviIIo Herald, charg
es Cullen Lark, now Auditor, but
once Probate Judge Of Laurcns Ccun-
ty, with committing perjury at the
latc impeachment trial OF Montgomery
Moses. This has been tho common
talk ever since tho trial, but Lark has
mover been SO directly and publicly
charged with the base crime.
Governor Chamberlain ought not to
allow any porjurod man to hold the
Office of County Auditor. IIo should
at once dccapitato this Lark ard con-
sign him to tho privacy of an igno
minous and less harmless life.
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Notice.

M OPICE is hereby given, that Edward F.
IN Allgood and Samuel ]. Hester, Exeou.
tors of the Estate of T. 4. Rodgers. has this
day applied TO mo for leave TO make Final
Settlement Of said Estate, and to be dscharoed
therefrom; the same will be heard at NV
office at Pickens Court House, on Thursday,
tho llth day Of May next.
/. II. PHTLP0T, JP.p.c.
ap l3, 1876 80
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EAsLEY HoreL.

THIS POPULAR HOUSE is conveniently
located to the Depot; Rooms well furnished
and the table supplied with the best IN the
market. Board reasonable.
Conveyance furnished to Table Rock,
C"sar's Head, or any other point which
parties may wish to visit.
CLYDE & NOTES,
Proprietors.
Mar 20, 1876 80 emo
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NOTICE

A Ii parties having clamis against the
IN Firm of T.. II. Griffin g. Bro. are reouir
cd 10 present them before me on or by the
28th instant. or be barred, and those indebt-
ed to said firm must pay the same by that
time, or pay the costs Of suit.
J. c. GRIFFIN, Survivor.
Ap 13, 1876 80
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e65~ The Treasurer forwarded to
the Centennial Board quarter of u
million in fifty cent notes, to DO used
as tickets Of admission. The admis-
sion to tho exhibition is fifty cents, to
be paid in ono note, so as to dispense
with the trouble and confusion in such
n great crowd, of making change.
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COOP News FOR TIE TEACHERS. -
The Union Herald says: The Treas
urcr informs us that he will be able to
pay during this month two-thirda Of
the school money duo tho various
counties under the recent appointment
made by superintendent j. X. Jill
son.
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The Greenyille Libel Case.

j.. G. and Edward Bailey, propriotors
of the Greonville Enterprise and
Mountaineer, for$1O, ,OOodamages was
begun Wednesday 10th ult. This case
really originated from a malicious ar>
ticle, from the pom of Earle, published
in the Grcenville Republican, intend>
ing to injure and reflect upon tho
oranges, and upon Col. Crittondon,
thor Chief Marshal. Earle hiding
behind the Republican, commenced
the attack, and only acknowledged
tho authorship after Runion, the edi>
tor, had boen beaten by Crittendon
for the publication. After aoknowl>
odging tho authorship, he refused to
make reparation, but continued his
malicious attacks, really hiding him.
self behind the law. Crittondon, hav~
ing no other resource loft, exposed
Earle's character in. tho Enterprise
and Mountainocr, by saying that he
was destitute of honor, principle, and
every instinct of gentloman-in fact
a moral bankrupt" Now, instead of
attacking or prosecuting Crittcnden,
who acknowledges tho authorship,
Earle puts his damages at $4,000 and
sues the Mcssrs. Bailey, tho pteprie>
tors of tho Enterprise and Mountain
eer.
The burden Of proof is on the De-
PENDANTS to show that Earle is gully
of all that was alleged against him. :
The alleged libel asserts that Earle
has boon guilty Of "horso stealing
compounding "folony," and various
othor crimes, and that he is "moral
bankrupt"
The evidence given by the Defen-
dants in support of these charges, was
strong and substantial, and the Defcn>
dants put up 36 of the most prominent
and high toned mon Of fGrccnvillc, who
said that Capt Earlo's character is
chad, very bad" And on tho con-
trary, the Plaintiff put up AZ promi>
ncnt and high toned mon, who said
that Capt Earlo's character was good.
The Defendants had 80 witnesses be-
sidos, whom they wished oput on the
stand to testify to his bad character,
but the Judge ruled thom out. There
seoms,to DC variety of opinion on
this subject among tho people Of
Grccnvllc
After tho evidence on both sidcs
closed and the counsel made their ar
gumonts, tho jury retired, and rcman-
ed the entire night, and early next
morning brought in q verdict for the
plaintiff for $50 damages. Their YER
dict according to the law threw the
cost on tho Defendants. LOCALLY
Earle is victorious, but VIC arc not
suro that he is a gaincr even in the
victory.
The array of counsel on both sides
was splendid the Plaintiff being reps
resented by Gen. MCGOWAN, Coils
Cothran, Simpson, j. p. Moore and J
IL. Whitncr; tho Defendants, by Gen
Butler, EX.Gov. Bonham, Whitncr
Symmos and Col. w. III. Perry.
|
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PICKENS. @. H., S. G.:
Thursday. April 13, 1876,

D&- Hon. d. F. Bradley, on Monday
last, returned TO his duties in the Le-
gislature, which reassemblcd on tho
10th instant. E.
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He9- Tho Mansion House, in Colum>
bia, popular hotel, was closed on Sd
inst, having proved n financial fail
urc. Mrs. Broazealc, tho proprietor,
will rc~opon her establishment in
Grcenvillc at an early day,
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Pic k ems Prio s Curre Mt.
CORRECTED WEEKLY BY W. T. MALL.

Cotton per pound packed. ll3@l12
Cotton per pound, seed, DC
Bacon per pound, 16s
Lard per pound, zoe
Pork per pound, 1Oc
Corn per bushel, 75c
Wheat per bushel, $l5O
Flour per barrel, $8MSIO
Apples, Dried, per bushel $l.0O
Apples, Green, per bushel, $lOO
Peas per bushcl 0Oc
Butter per pound, 15G20c
Beef per pound, 5GDGc
Beeswax, per pound, 25c
Tallow, per pound Gle
Chickens, per head, l6c
Hides, Dried per pound, 12Jc
Hides, Green, per ponnd, &c
Eggs, per Dozen, 10c
Pinders, per bushel, 81 90
Feathers, per pound, 80
Wool, per pound, 40
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Tho prospects of tho English iron
trado arc gloomy.
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Thirty four governments viii! be
represented at Philadelphia.
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am still Agent for the "EURE$
KA" FERTILIZER, one of the best
in the market. .
Price payable in cotton at 15c. 1st
Nov, 10000 per ton.
Price payable iu currency Is. Nov,
$500 per ton.
Prico payable in cash on delivery,
$3.50 per ton.
Freight 5000 per ton, to be added
to this point, and must be paid In
cash.
Last but not least, let mo impress
it upon those who are due mo on aCS
count for 1875, thatI need the money
and MUST HAVE SUPPLEMENTS.
Pay up at once and favor me as /
favored you.
NJ. ". FORD.
EAsLEY STATION, s. G.
Feb II, 1876 "a u
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are but TO- and the requiring no Greek only IL
For 1875 there in the College of Liberal Ars OF
Boston University 16 Let be said clearly enough ana
emphatcaly enough to reach the ear ofevery man or
woman with dollar to spare or to bcqueath Found no
more new colleges. Choose the best or the nearest
Won of those we now have and help that The second Is
only the closer application OF the first Spend no more
in walls and roofs Give life the living SOUL to the col
Ieges In professors and in students Scholarships ior
women in any Of the colleges we have named VIII NC
filed as fast as they founded The expense varies
from about $3.50 at Michigan Boston to 5000 at vas
sar Tuition at Michigan is of course free to students
from that state The largo number Of State scholarships
t Cornell paws for the tuition there, but they of
eourse limited to New-York students Tuition at Boston
or Smith ia RENTED to all needing such help"
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fau 5tbools.

ALBANY LAW SCHOOL Y. Y, connected
"a Nith UNION NTEFESlrN.-IbCr urs" N tl'tIrctlon
I'M M, h, Hoo v commence lie lrst TUl DAY tthc 9th
Giy of september Information or circular. apply u
' ISAAC EDWARDS. Albany, y. V.
DOTTdBIA COLLEGE LAW SCHOOL
u The nineteenth annual term ot hi, Institution VII com
msncs &c 30 Great Jouc,-t, New lorh, ON ENESDAb,
D. 8 and 10. continue un. Nay r. 1877. Cdti -uts con
t.u.ll fI 20 .Iuiuu may Ue ou'ucd b. i''ld aplsa-
Ion hi .a s Great Jones st. los ltt,l addressed II the
Same hummer 20 THEODORE W. DWIGHT. Professor &c.
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Neu Publications.
WAN NOSTRAND-
ECLECTIC
ENGINEERING MACHINE
No. 3.-Vol. XV.-Soptember Now Ready.

ECLECTIC
ENGINEERING MAGAZINE.
No 3-VOl. XV-Sopte mber. Now Ready.
CONTENTS: -,
On the Theory and Calculation OF Continuous bTugeS
Mansfield Merriman G. f. II. (lustateu) Inc NateI
Simply OF Paris on the Lancashire Boiler its Construction
Equiument Setting. By Mr. Layngton FIctcer nc
Structure Oh Steel Computation OF Earhwork BY Prof. r.
w. HYDE a. NJ. qlusratod) The Economy OF Fae e
periments on Boiler steam Engine ITO Horse rover
made at Maesrch L. LhOest. l. On the Flow OF tlss
through Nozzes BY Robert d. Napier (llinstiaen
from American Architectural Practice. BY william tGgey
L. r. J. b. A Vienna Waterworks Note on the luslst
anCe Of Materials Prof Ihurston U1s tiaiCl
Prime Movers. l. American ITonnaking me meeia''"i
Theory Of Heat The Ihunderer boiler ~ rrop e,d
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES OF Engineering Societies anu
Steel Notes-Raway NOtes-Ene1neeTing SructuIts-OIu
nance ana Naval NOtcs-BOok Notices miscellaneous
TERMS.-Published monthly 1T Five Dollars per ahnun
Single numbers so cents each. ., 49,, ,,,,,.Aar
ID. VAN NOsTRAND, Publisher
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0eathers.

WANTED-French lady for School, lady for
w French and German, lady for vocal and instrumental
music Apply TEACHERS Blu REAU. ~ West 35th-st.
VNANTED-A LADY of experience for vocal
w and instrumental music, Western Virginia; also
LADY TEACHER OF mathematics, Latin, and higher En-
gsh, In Connectcutj also hrstclass LADY ASSISTANT
fEACHER for and rudments Latin In BED.
ford, Penn. TEACHERS AGENCY, 1907 Chestnut-st,
Philadelphia
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NORTH GERMAN LLOYD
ONLY DIRECT LINE TO FRANCE.-TH

ONLY DIRECT LINE TO FRANCE.-THt.
" GENERAL TRANSATLANTIC COMPANY'S MAIi
STEAMERS BETWEEN NETWORK AND HANPI
CALLING PLNMOC I'll. g. b. for the LANDING Of pass"
gers. 80 !, - -.
lcabius provided with electric "ls VIII saul hcia Per
az foot OF Barrow 81. Norm River. "a iOll)ws 800,
CANADA Egaug, Il......SATU RpAN. Aug ~ A. 1U2 a
AMERIolE PolEOlZ. = - RDA1 st.o = tt
ssT I.AI RENT. Larhespez. SAT L kDA(. sep. y =.
PRICE or PASSAGE IN GOLD tincluGiu. v'utE
First Cabin. $40 To $500 According 10 ac "mm'"3t
second cabin 81; thId cabin, $40. Return teAts a.
storage s26 with superior accommodation, nclEding
bedding utensils without extra charge steamers ny
thus ~ do uOt carry stceTdge passengers.
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FITS MILITARY ACADEMY,

ID fTANFOEU, tDNN - -,
3oth year begins sept II Enp-g.y ',ne .'ho';;
unsurpassed IN hcaliliulress nc'cr' Jif' iu
ADAPTATION JOarngfchool p1rpDs >I.Ec,iat i.g.u.s
for recT,a ton and sports THOROUGH INSTRUCTION
and discipline Careful moral and Christian tHHiuf speitl
attention gwen TO IL boys for business. Number lod OK
Culars application.
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w. sailing from Pier ~ North RIVER. -
For Norfolk city Point. and EicumoIc. TUESDAYS
TiIIiRSDAYS. ana SATURDAYS at. 3 y N. CONNECTING
With lie Virginia Air Ine Atiiic tcst Line.
Piedmont Air Line Chesapeake and OHIO RAJ ROAD nd VIA
The Company steam interior points In NO o. Idro1a
and Virginia. . =. d, "a. ,...,.,,, ~. .-trt,s
Newbern and Washington ~ G. via Noiolk every AZ Us
~ neges Dsi LEAVING New.YOr MONDAYS. WfDNES-
DAYS and FRIDAYS at p H., connecting "lh b,lS""iS
and Maryland railroads.
PASSENGER atoms surpassed
Thr,urh massage bulls OF ladins 70 al pu- Al
Insurance 10 N"r'Ok Scp q PEI cent 1i''
received daily nj Pier 81 North River. .
flep, raj offices 1877 Greenwich ST., New YORK. .....
seii'i"i 0"N'' ''' n L. MCCkEADN. President
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E0YERNESS.-A young ENGLISH lady de
~ sires position In gentlemans Lnl as goNornes 20
young growing chlircn, companion L. iadH ebe
teaches English French Music with rumeata GoIn aic
Drawing: objection so SOuth To oubl satisfactory
given. Address Miss NJ, T. o. Box Ill. Bai
IlDrrM
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DACKARD's BUSINESS IUIILPH M
OPESING-TliE institu ion iii Ts1p. i,r ie N.ai o..
MONDAY sept. 4. SPECIAL rates g.. milton Hs '-. I ' "
Nav viii De aiiaiuabc during AUGUST Nt fa,H i u ~
iis f 90 from A. ~ "a r. IN. .lEt trI v.rAs hn'ie sept
a. car or SEND for circular. s. =. PA chAfD 7o5 Brod"a
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WHITE STAR LINE.
FOR QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL.
CARRYING TIE
ITNJ1ED STA CES MAIL. ,sA
IN. ~ me IA ke the Lane Roues r'commeno
oy 4. j. N, going south o. lie bd'AS y" -
I,sssaac Ia Qu1 enstovn. all the wear round
BRITANNIC SATURDAY. sept =. D VI.
HERMAN IC SATURDAY, sept lG NJ : = M
CELTIC SATURDAY. sept %, at "a m
RRITANNIC SATURDAY. OCT: q ~ n;,V Z. nSopTA
FROM the WHITE STAR DOCK, PIER o. No'
RIVER. =. a.. an, no.ur,,ass.d 10 ape
uontments The saloon. saterooms smo sns. nj motion
are least felt, afortiing degree OF comfort ""'''
tanabie ut sea -. -, ann LA peturn Tickets -
favorable Steerage, sIS H. ,r, ,,op app,y .ae
Company oiu'es NJ % D'' T. J. CORFIS ASe1s
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SCHOOLS supplied with Teachers: no charges
- situations procured for Teachers TEACHEss AGENcf
1907 Chestnutst. Philadelphia.
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oil educating nor children would TAKE ca ARiE ~ TWO
or n rec otr- Lt.n. mothers equally with er
own. Sire proposes locating IN town ~ Germany rs
ar educational advantages ana Nrleht'u sAtul
rr . scHD.. FIc knows 10 be thoroughly excel emf
Iui vii te found unusual opportunity Tor parents CT
,fgrIig.s gl.r. rgcltc their children ~ Iurie, yet
hesitate EE.. lucn entirely exposed {" tAA lhuedcos
int satisfactory references given Address T. D. W. lIouAe
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Miscellaneous.

4" MER. SCHOOL INST Is reliable Ed
~ rstfD..I Aepu.v Il 20 years successful expeUenc
% representing Teaches oi known ability to families an
,rtr.'. o., ,vrrt - de. Bulletin o Candidates iol AUTUMN
s,s.!. nov W r. TAXATION. Explanatory circulars for ST mr.
J. W SCuEEdEiIEORN, a. NJ, Actuagy, Ii bond st. No"
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ENGIEWOOD. n. J.-th--ical and Matte
Il, me-. al pl1-irr school for ID. F.upsrs SCI, IT,
l.7G lbpcr wear, ir,!JdIng mouou Iau-u'6,s htia-
J.f'f-.F.r a. WHITE. Tr.ua.
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" and DA. SCHOOL. Young ladies aud Sllirrn ~
Do1Js Ferry y. ou the fIudsou VIII RIO ~ on p
T. Terms C'rculars address the EIl-
cIpal. VI JANES WILDE, IT,, IS2 bruduway y n
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VNEACIIER OF three years experience, now a
law student desires position IN school or family nj lcw
salary city and other references Address D.
J. T., Box a. Tr.bune Office
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-08-24

4 ~ y on Long Island SOUND ~ miles from New. York
city New YORK New Haven RailroadTwelye boy. In
the family Of the Prinrpa $500 year. Address HENRY
TATLOCK. 4. ~. PRINCIPAL
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CWARTHNORE COLLEGE, for both sexes,
- unftr tc Friends For aoZu" address the fre
ii,aL EDWARD H. MAGILLs Swa.th,ioie, PENN
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NlR. MARLBOROUGH CHuRCHILL. :.

prcnaroti0D College Scientific Sgho i,
or business Torn begins sept 10, 1876. onts Of ~ 'l'i,
03O-2O Tor study only voluntary teachers pres ~
U assist o'o-'''O 1fQMadlson.ave.. Ncw.gogk.
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ENNGLISU AND CLASSICAL bOAkDlNb
H. .,.iD0J. S..f-.r1 Conn. .Hth var Itl Torn De
gus ept IL For 'Iculags address fi.-nL.I'A 0L"'.
. 4 III
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PREPARATION for COLLEGE.

For six years no graduate Of The ALBANY ACADEMY
sta1lisrI 1879 hI- failed received condition, "a any
college iIgh honors NJ Yale, honorable entrances al
Porter Qrze Tor best prrIaTatou THIS y,aE 20 Ann ~
History Mathematics tkualyC, oi Comic Srcu"us iftH
french t.yt books n rnyscs'. Natural - 'ar
vh apparatus which The stut-ut5 use. B1aii 81, aD'
supervision Of Faculty., ~ cost d. ,.........
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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-12-19
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The Masons Of Gold Hill have taken a
.iep that mus, meet with the approval OF
every right thinking person In The COM
munity. Severed from. and adjoining
their splendid new Hall. facing on Main
street. they have fitted up one OF the most
comfortable reading rooms In the oun
ty. The room il thirty-four feet In
length by sixteen feet in width. and i.
suitably lifted up with table,. dssks. and
seats, for tho accommodation OF visit
on. A full list Of all the principal daily
and weekly papers and periodicals OF the
Pacific Coast has been provided. = ~
the intention W soon commence the estae-
lishment " a frst-elass library. II 10 not
the intention TO entirely limit the benents
OF the library and room To the members OF
N. Order. but the privilege will be ex.
tended TO the friends Of the members and
the public in general as we'll. This 10 one
more step taken in the csuse of snlightsn.
ment anal intelligence. Let the people Of
Geld Hill give 1t all the eneourajsmensi In
their power.