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CAROLINA
COLLEGIATE INSTITUTE,
For Males and Females,

VTTILL resume its exercises JANUARY
w I2th. 1850. The Scholastic Year
is divided into three Terms of thirteen
weeks each. The Summer vacation comes
between the second and third Terms, e1-
tending through July and August.
Charges begin when the student enters
the School, and continue to the end of the
Term, and no deduction for loss of time
will be made unless in case of long and
serious illness.
CHARGES-PER TERM.
Reading, Writing, Spelling, Primary
Arithmetic, and First Steps in &C..
Ography. hy.".........".."......... w
Reading, Writing, Spelling, Primary
Geography, Primary History and
Intermediate Arithmetic. .....:......... 90
Tho above Studies, together with In
tcrmediate Geography, Grammar,
Higher Arithmetic, Composition,
and Word Analysis. ...............- 90
Higher English, Scientific and High
ef Mathematical Studies. .............. 10 90
The Clussics, together with any of the
above Studies. ........ ......."",. IL OD
Contingent Fee, per Term............" 70
Prompt payment is required at the end of
each Term. Full credit will be given for
IHUllcy ICCClfcu lIOli CCHOOi 1dN.
Board, without washing or lights, will be
furnished at $40 per month, or from Mon
day noon to Friday afternoon, at 5000 per
month, payable monthly.
From our own experience for the last six
years, and from similar experience on the
part of others in different parts Of this
State and other States, it is found that the
youth of the country can be educated more
economically, successfully, and with rs
much ptopriety of manners, in mixed
schools than in schools where the sexes ere
kept separate. Therefore, we propose to
continue our School OH this plan.
A full and efficient corps of Teachers will
conduct the exercises of this School in all
its departments.
For further information apply 70
w. j. LIGON,
President Carolina Collegiate Institute.
S.-MUSIC will be taught by Mrs.
PINKIND, q well.known and accomplish
ed Teacher. Charges, per Term, $l3.331.
Use of Piano (for instruction. per Term, ST..
Dec Is 1879 %
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SHERIFF'S SALE.

STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
ANDERSON COUNTY.
DY virtue of an Execution to me direct
I'D ed, will expose to SALE at Anderson
Court House, S. c., on the First Monday
in January, A. D. 1880, one lot of Corn,
supposed to be about eighteen bushels. Le-
We'd on as the property of John Whorton
III favor of A. P. Hubbard against John
Whcrton.
Terms of Sale-Cash.
JAMES H. MCCONNELL,
Sheriff of Anderson County, S. c.
Dec IS. 1879 % 3
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SHERIFF'S SALE.

STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
ANDERSON COUNTY.
DY virtue of an Execution to me direct
I'D ed, will expose to sale on the First
Monday in January, A. D. 1880, at Ander-
son Court House, South Carolina
ONE TRACT OF LAND, containing
nine-two (9o) acres, more or less, bounded
by lands of the Estate of Mrs. Rosa Lewis,
w. B. Bailey, Estate Of John Dalrymple
and Others Levied on rs the property Of
James Dalrymple deceased, in favor of w.
L. Hammond, surviving Executor Of S. J.
Hammond, deceased, against John w.
Dalrymple, Administrator, de bonis non, of
James Dalrymple, deceased, and Rebecca
Dalrymple. Sold at the risk of the former
purchaser.
Terms of sale-Cash. Purchaser to pay
extra for all necessary papers.
JAMES Ii. MCCONNELL,
Sheriff Anderson County.
Dec II, 1879 %
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SHERIFFS SALE.
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
ANDERSON COUNTY.

ANDEltoON SOS-Nl is
DY virtue of an Execution to me direc-
I'D ted. l will expose to sale on the
FIRST MONDAY IN JANUARY next,
A. D. 1880, at Anderson Court House, S. c.,
ONE TRACT OF LAND, containing
one hundred ond thirty-three Q93) acres,
more or less, bounded by lands of DR..
w. H. Nardin, ]. B. Simpson, A. i. Bo.
hannon. VIM. Archer and others. Levied
on as the property of D. J. Bohannon in
favor Of the State Savings and Insurance
Bank of Anderson, S. c., against D. j.
Bohannon.
Terms of salc-Cash. Purchaser to pay
extra for all necessary papers.
The above Tract of Land is known as the
"Thomas Wideman Place." and has very
large and comfortable dwelling-hou on it,
together with about 80 acres in cultivation,
Is acres of fine bottom land, and 30 or 35
acres of fine woodland, which is we'll tim
bered, and lies in 81 miles Of the Town of
Anderson.
JAMES H. MCCONNELL,
Sheriff Anderson County.
Dec II 1879 %
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SHERIFF'S SALE.

STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
COUNTY OF ANDERSON.
DY virtue of Lien and order to me di-
I'D rectcd, will expose to sale OH Tues
day after the First Monday in January, A.
d. 1880, Mt David Crosbys residence, in
Anderson County, s. c., one lot of Corn,
about fifteen bushels; one lot of Cotton in
the seed, and one lot of Fodder. Levied
on as the property of Pinkney Sanders in
favor of David Crosby against Pinkney
Sanders.
Terms of Salc-Cash.
JAMES II. MCCONNELL,
Sheriff of Anderson County, S. G.
Dec Is, 1870 % Q
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existing party-a ticket that would know
no North, no South, no East, no Weat but
patriotic enough to be beyond the brhes.s
of party and able enough to govern without
prejudice, but with equity and justice, this
entire country. That such ticket can be
framed I do not for one moment doubt
That it will be, before it is too latc, tir,d
alone can tell.
D. WYATT AIKEN.
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GRAND LODGE, A. +. M.-This body
met in annual convocation in Charleston
on Tuesday, 9th instant. Tho meeting
wa. a pleasant one, and continued for
several days. The following officers were
elected: A. It. Smythe, Grand Master; J.
i. Izlar, Deputy Grand Master; j. d.
Kennedy, Senior Grand Warden; w. w.
Humphreys, Junior Grand Warden; Rev.
John Kershaw, Grand Chaplain; John
II. Honour, Grand Treasurer Charles
Inglesby, Grand Secretary.
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Cheraw Ncws: On Monday night, Mr..
Lewis Gainey, of this county, lost his
barn and forage by fire. 1t is said to be
the work of an incendiary.....The barn
OF Mr.. p. Swinney, who lives two miles
from Chesterfield G. H., burned was Tues
day night, with its contents, consisting OF
corn, fodder and ono mule. Incendiary.
..... The landing on the river at this place
is much overcrowded with rosin, await
ing shipment by the boats.
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The Edgeheld Advertiser declares that 1t
is General Gary's intention 10 retire from
public life at the expiration of his term
as State Senator from that County, and
that he is not candidate for Governor.
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
ANDERSON COUNTY.
DY virtue of an Execution to me direct
ID ed, will expose to sale at Anderson
Court House, S. c. on the First Monday
in January, a. D., 1880, the following Prop
erty, to wit:
All of Defendants interest in one Bale
of Cotton, and all Of Defendants interest
in about thirty bushels of Cotton Seed.
Levied on as the property of Mattison Ban
lister in favor of Conrad Wakefield, deceas-
ed, against Mattison Banister.
Terms of Sale-Cash.
JAMES II. MCCONNELL,
Sheriff Anderson County, S. c.
Dec IS, 1879 %
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Valuable Land for Sale.

NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
IN All persons having demands against
the Estate of Mrs. Mary l.. Greer, deceased,
are hereby notified TO present the same, duly
attcsted, or else be barred. And all persons
owing the said estate arc requested to make
paymcnt at once.
' DAVID r. GREER, Admir-.
Dec 4. 1879. 81
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OUR COLUMBIA LETTER.

Important Subjects Before the Legislature
The Supreme Court Eleotfons-The
Columbia Canal About to Become q Re-
ality-Extravagant and Unnecessary Lib
erality on the Part Of the House-The
Appropriation Bill and Tax Levy-The
Greenvil1e and Columbia Railroad
Othor Matters of Interest.
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& BATES, Savannah, Gp

NOTICE FINAL SETTLEMENT.
IN The undersigned, Executor OF the
Estate of Aaron Vandiver, deceased, here
by gives notice that hc will apply to the
Judge of Probate for Anderson County, on
the 10Th day of January, 1880, for Final
Settlement of said Estate and discharge from
his office as Executor.
JOSEPH n. BROWN, EXT.
Dec Is 1870 81
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The Largest and Cheapest
STOCK OF
Watches, Clocks, JeWelry,
AND

SILL v Els FLA Il ELI w AHSH,
Ever offered for sale in the Town
of Anderson. Call and eXam-
inc my Stock before you
leave Town and see for yourself!
i Defy Competition.
II HAVE q beautiful line of Goods suita-
bic for Christmas Presents. Head
quarters for Spectacles, Eye Glasses, &c;
If you want to save money give me call
before you purchase anything in my line Of
business. buy goods for cash and sell for
cash only.
Remember Capt. Wren is still in charge
of my Photograph Gallery, and guarantees
satisfaction or no charge.
My thanks for your kind patronage IN
' i''' j. d. MAXWELL.
No. Brick Range,
Dec 1870 81
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VOUR WAGONS are here, warranted
Il the BEST and CHEAPEST Wagons
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this amendment, 1Or TWO reasons: nrSt,
because thay wanted to kill the Bill, and,
next, because it was nothing but right if
any person was to be pensioned, that the
widows of deceased soldiers should be
also. When the amendment was adopt
ed, the House realized that it had an
elephant on its hands in this Bill, which
would require two or three hundred
thousand dollars year to carry it out,
and the Bill was tenderly killed by being
recommitted. 1t will not be heard of any
more this session.
The Bill introduced by Mr.. Murray to
facilitate the completion of the Blue
Ridge Railroad was defeated by large
majority on yesterday in the House.
The former history of the Blue Ridge
Railroad seems to be such weight that
it is impossible for it to again receive
public favor. 1t will, however, be real
lied in the future that the State has made
great mistake in not fostering this en-
terprise and securing direct commune
cation with the West, which would build
up our whole State.
The Senate last week defeated resolu
tion to pay the balance of salary due
Judge Reed, and thereby openly repu-
dated valid and honest claim against
the State, for which action the whole
State should be ashamed. We shall
watch its action on the Appropriation
Bill to see if it cuts down the extra al
lowances to State officers and their clerks.
Surely it cannot afford to make presents
of the peoples money to men who have
no claim to it, when they are not willing
to pay the honest debts of the State. We
shall be able in some measure to test the
consistency of the Senate by its course on
this part of the Appropriation Bill.
There are number of other matters Of
importance up for consideration, among
which is the Bill to repeal what is known
as the
TWO BOX LAW
for elections, by which it is provided that
separate box shall be kept for State
elections from the one in which the Fed
eral elections are held. The Democratic
party has caucussed over the subject. or
ganizing by the election of Senator Crit
tenden as President, and Representative
Murray as Secretary. The caucus has
held two meetings, and it IS probably the
Bill will be acted on to-day, though II
has not transpired outside OF the mem
hers as to the conclusion arrived at.
We still expect to finish on the 23rd or
oath, and to eat our Christmas dinners at
home again. T. D. NJ
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with security to do this work in three
years, and, if they do not comply with
their contract, they forfeit their bond and
all of their work. Thus it will be seen
that, with comparatively no expense, the
State will secure large amount of North
ern capital and immigration, which, aside
from the advantages offered to the Peni-
tentiary, will more than repay the out
lay. It will give new impetus to man.
ufacturing in South Carolina, which will,
we believe, in ten or twenty years, build
up O sufficient manufacturing industry
in the State to consume all of the cotton
grown within our borders, and when this
is done our people will save the amount
they now spend in freights to New York
and Liverpool on their cotton, and the
return freights, commissions and so forth
on the cotton goods we consume. 1t is,
therefore, q very important improve
ment, and was so regarded by the House,
where the Bill passed by vote of three to
one, all Of the Anderson delegation vot-
ing for it.
The House has passed the Appropria-
ton Bill in q somewhat more extrava-
CANT shape than is justifiable according to
our ideas of the public service. The Act
of 1877 fixes the salaries of the State ofti-
GERS and their clerks, but from year to
year the Legislature has been giving
them larger allowances than the Act pro-
vides for, and, although the matter was
hotly contested this time, the House de-
cided by vote of As to 35 to continue the
custom. They are giving number of
clerks fifteen hundred dollars year,
when there are scores of competent men
who would be delighted to have the po-
sitions at one thousand dollars per an
mum. It is simply an extravaganza
which the people should see is corrected,
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SHERIFF'S SALE.

Dec IS, 1870 %
, 1879-04-27
MUSIC. !
AT HOME.

THE, MUSICAL SEASON OF l873'79
slowly draws to Its close. The Pratt and Roscn-
becker symphony concerts nrc things Of the past.
The Beethoven Society has closed its work. The
Apollo Club has ended its regular concerts. though
in June next il will appeal to the general public
with an extra concert, which Will be devoted to
Kellogg, Mr. Courtney, the English tenor, and
Mr.. Whitney will take the solos. 1t is safe to pre-
dict therefore, that the performance will be Il re-
markable one, notwithstanding that =. The Mes
siah in June is about as unreasonable as Easter
eggs would be Mt Christmas. The remainder OF the
season will be devoted to performances by transcn
companies from abroad prominent among which
THE BOSTON trINAFoRE" COMPANY.
After two weeks more of Booth and one Of
Diplomacy the good ship .sPinafore - will
come to anchor at McVicker's Theatre, with the
Boston crew on duty. Their engagement will
create lively interest in musical circles. and will
give the muchwor ''Pinafore" n fresh start.
The csst, az engnsed by Ar. McFicker, will be Is
follows: CaptGin, II ". Whitney: admiral. n.
c. Baruabee; Ralph, Tom Karl; yoaephlne, Miss
McCulloch; Bufttrcup, Miss Nary Btebe; Hebe,
Georgie Caynan; and George Rockingham, Arthur
Hitchcock. George L. Titus, and Frank L. Crowell
In the small parts.
49, TIE RosENBRCRER BENEFIT.
NJ Adolph Rosenbecker, the conductor OF the
chicago Orchestra, will take benefit this evening
1t Tnrncr Hall, for which IN unusually ambitious
ptostaulme has been underlined. The principal
1eathfe WILL be the battle symphony" OF Bee
thovcn, which has never hee1. given In This city,
anu rarely, ever. - hardly ere1 In this country.
, 1879-04-27
MAY-DAY..

o deari o dearl this time o. year
Has come again, for true;
And We. poor helpless ciry-folks,
Must seek home anew.
The First OF May is gala-day
For cnrtmen and their boys;
And tanles chaira, and household -things
Are pitched about like toys.
There's such muss, aud such fusal
The house, from top to toe,
Is turned about, aIl In and out,
And up and down we go.
Yonr head, and back. and limbs may ache,
But ''trot" the feet must go;
And such d stir, and such whirr,
1t truly is show.
Things that were slowed year or more
In some forgotten nook
Are brought to light, and secured 80 bright
As good as new they look,
Your unsuspected riches brought A'--
And spread before yonr eyes,
Yon find so many needless things
They strike you with surprise. r:
But brief survey the time demands,
For all the grand display
The cartmen seize with hasty hands,
And carry ail away. ...-S
And when. the feat performed, you try
To arrange your scattered things, -
You find some whacked, and some are Crack'd, :
And some have taken wings.
We'Il have to rest and wait while
Before we'll feel at home;
And years, VIC pray, may pass away
Before again we roam.
o dear! dear! this time Of year,
Long may 1t stay away;
And oft may leaves grow green and Bere
Before next moving day. G. II. N.
, 1879-04-27

wouldn't have anything more to do WITH ~ nm e. es
here they are. at it again. All OF which goes "
the eat o. cat
times most always tell. n
.pALY's "L'AssoM,lo1R"
Is the next big sensation in store for Now orr
He claims that he piece ne IL to pr prn9 no oI that s
now taking Paris by storm. Others say1t ls uaa
own adaptation Of the novel which bears the sane
title and that be has been he Sc in Pars
understand that the French drama aHe9s Sons,ao i
ably from the book in several OF its most 1npoa ppt
t9nt dstss In Ina. caTs nnon the n5ny. Far Of
III H. sicsenins Ininntiu Of horror ever tackea
tic story Of stL'Assommoir" az told In the novel,
to to read after You have completely dieested
your dinner-neyer before. I have Just
heard Of actor who m triea a. to Gr pefqse rhantel
hc disnosed Of his breakfast, and before he had
finished reading Of the disgusting death OF thc nero
which sny the way is dseagesea tnsonHn na
the housc.-he had thrown up everything he pos
scsscd, including his engagement at $3.50 week
II is very efYective book, considered purely in
medicinal light But it should be administered
homeopathically.
AT WALLACK's
.A Scrap of Paper" is in its dying throes. Il has
has got 10 kick the bucket at last to be sue,
ceeded on Monday by "A SNOWFALL" Lester will
20 on tho road at once. ...--...
Satisuury's Troubadouzs are announced fora FORT
night at the Snn Francisco Minstrels Opera House,
beginning May l2. Birch, Wambold s Buckus
will probably take the road at that time for short
aeason.
gin crew it the Broadway. 1t will be followed BY
the knights In ''Ouo'; and If yon won't tell any
BODY I'll impast tue information conRded to my
caro- by Chandos Fulton. He says the piece Otto
run q great many Knights, bnt instead Of doing SO
it requires two Knights to run '01to'I"
"a ar7HT1 rf hra ar{f fGcnYnf
his health in couple OF months 1t he has care and
ouict 1TKuEIEL.
, 1879-04-27

THE CINCINNATI MUSICAL COLLEGE.
The Cincinnati Gazette gives the following as an
instance Of the results OF Theodore Thomas work
in the Musical College:
The ct1cehcy and rapdtty Of the instructlon in the
C4orus aS1 !" Socalzatton Classes OF the College
of Music hare been IN tEc recent aivanccncnt OF
HTS pnmhsrisoae afty|f their n,enbers to she
scofss OF applicants were not admitted BECAUSE they
voices were al good. ey hal some familiarity with
musr out had crcr hec rau"t tile simplest rules OF
y science not the Ir*:ments Mr. Thomas CON
signed many OF them tn thu Of Profs Foley aud
FerrtnR. At the same ~ti6.e, there wc1a ladies and
gentlemen who entered theae classes who were not
candidates for the Choir Within the Inst few weeks
f Inomas attended the scssons OF those classes rnd
Aas admitted to the Choir some fortT persons most OF
wno tTo naonths $50. could not read nute or sang
ls choket or strained voices The influence exerted
q these classes to be OF ncaculnhic yaiuc in the
cotTect framing Of singers who hare never had and
eannot aIora the expense Of private tutiuu THIS il
tnt sGnoo OF instruction which Is to increase aud
lain tAe caofase5 or Our future festivals.
Apropos Ut music in Cincinnati, the ENQUIRER
says:
Tie Aussc Committee OF the Smngerfcst hare en-.
Easeu thc tcrs1ces bf Madame Otto eiysebcn, one Of
Ho utSt lTc t!nc Of Europe, to Eing at the coming
Jung fesuFat III fs CITY. At OF 81 O0J and ex=
Renses ne services OF such vocalist will make this
Etst!vA4 among t4ngerfeata, aud render
Eiocnnaa liGetfous Alrnn Whitney Is to be engaged
= na*so 4n4 Franz emlne1 z baritone with Nessrs
Bsaol aud flltsch - tenor Misses Cfauch and Iol-
, 1879-04-27
TO LILLIAN.

Pure, tender, gentle, constant heart,
My Paradise thon art; .
Thy beaming smile my beacon-light,
My comfort in life's turkest night, 4.
Ny better, noblcr part. :
~:
Thy face seems fairer to my view -:
Than when onr love was new; ,.
The steady love-light in thine eyes ]; r.:
My life iIlumes and SATISFIES
As nothing eIse can do >,
The strife and toll that day by day
meet npou my way, T.. p.
soon forget when by thy side
l cit delighted, satisfied,
Content beneath thy sway.
Thus may our lives in union blend
Till death our lives shall end;
Then Eweeter joys our souls shall know
Than mortals could endure below,
Or dream. Or comprehend. ". J. Il. Il.
, 1879-04-27
WIFE AND ha0THER-IN-LAW.

WIFE,
Dear Mother, I've important information
Sing hey the trusty Mamma that you are
About certain intimate relation
Sing hey the merry maiden on the car,
MOTHEE-IN-LAw,
Ny darling, in conundrums you are speaking
Sing hey the mystic daughters that you Gre;
The answer to them yainty am seeKing-
Sing hey the merry maiden on tho car.
WIFE.
Dear Mother, Charles Augustus Is -sghing-
Sing hey the stupid Mamma that you are:
He fi7ts with Laura us to town they're n1elug--
Sing hey the merry maiden on the car.
AoT1IEH-1H-LAW.
My darling, Jon have given timely warming
Sing hey the injured fen,nlc that you arc:
Til ride 10 town with Lauru in the morning.
Sing hey the merry maiden and your Ma.
ADP
, 1879-04-27

,CAZAERAE's EXPERIENCE IN OBSTETRICS
Special Correspondence af Tho Tribune
NEW ToEk, April g. Il gentleman OF my ac-
uuaintance who had barely survived the first night
of s.Lost Children" at the Union Square,
>scrionsY told me, day or two ago, that he meant
to have Dr.. Cazauren and c. n. Palmer arrested.
t.Whnt fort" asked.
ssAalpractice."
t'How:''
s.Why, hasn't Cazauran committed IN abortion
mon. the august person Of Les Orphellns Sotre
Dame, and wasn't Palmer accessory before during,
ana after The fact7'' ..-.
while .vas pondetins over the conundrum my
friend disappeared Il don't know whether he
secured an officer OF not But after sitting through
, 1879-04-27
PROPOSALS.,


~ oF 1a1 HEA1.rH. cu1cAeo. :,ri:i5 i. ,s;e;
Sealed proposals tos the FORK OF renornE dead sn.
mails from the streets S tho Cliff OF Chicago. from As3
!, Ia79 to May i. 1885, will be received at this o1ce
until T. O'Clock N. on wednesday. Ap:l ~ 1872 =
Specifications tor the performance uf the WORK nov
On nle in this oE;ca- >.s 80
All proposals should be addressed, .PTopcs2.s !of
.ReMortnE Dead Animals, >" and be accomoanicd xift
the usual S2tG In certified CHECK for tes
same amount On anT responsible bank doing business
the Cty Of Chicago, 1nc p1yaole the order o. tna
Commissioner Ct ncalen.. -. = -.
The Commissioner rcseryes the right to reject any
bid not In accordance with Tic conditions Of this at
yerisemcnt. rejcc: all bids; aud proposal VII
be accepted unless the parties Offering Il shall gre ay1-
dcnce satisfactory t the that he has tas
necessary Skill experience eaery, and ability fo ti-
Ing the Wo11, Is Trustworthy, and nas sufficient peca
arF rca0urccs. .t,';r:,
Companies or firms bddIns will eiye the tndtEtdaA
names as we'll as the name OF the lrn.
OSCAR e. DF, WOLF, n D..
Commissioner nf He1ltt-~
, 1879-04-27

THE PROFESSIONAL DIRECTORY.
According to adyicos received up to Inst night ut
Tnx TRIBUNE office, the following stars and COM
bfnattons will be ut the places and upon tho dates
annexed:
, 1879-04-27
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