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with Mr.. Marks the cabmen and dTeymen who
there were already n dozen others In existence.
He then spoke saseaatically u tne sympathy s %
which MIR. Marks had frequently manifested for
cabmen and laboring men.
mn. Marks denied that he was catering to
public opinion he timplY could see no hly
necessity for the railroad. and WIS not Gaping
his Sails TO the popular breeze. ~ Inferred by
Mr.. Houston disolaimed having made any
ME-. Marks replied by saying that he under
stood the English language
Adminstrator tsaacson took the door, He
had known Mr.. VanBenthuysen for twenty five
years and was very sorry To hear his character
tmpngne1. He was satisfied that that gentle
man was incapable OF any Matchmaking inten-
tionH.
Administrator Marks also made remarks OF a
similar character.
This brought Che answer Of Mr.. Behnn that Il
made no, difference. and that he would take
buck nothing that he had said.
On motion of Mr.. lsnaeson. the ordinance
was recommltted to the committee Of the
whole.
Administrator Houston offered d resolution
relative tn inviting the American Public Health
leans.
The remainder or the meeting waH devoted
70 passing appropriations for the charitable In
stitutions. Eas lighting. the draining machines
assessment Of +. ". Tilton; Duffy, steam On
CINE: Morris. Office on tho laesee; Jumaua
erection Of q steam engine; Becker. erection
forge
Petitions were received from Denegre Des-
forges " Co., Offering to buy dredgeboats: rel
alive, to .yones's iee works: john Fitzpatrick.
Luhher, relative to school affairs.
The Council adjourned
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THE WEATHER AND THE STAG ELS
OF THE RIVER.

The following is a general summary OF the
weather for the week ending Saturday last. as
prepared by the chief signal officer of the
United States:
From Saturday to Monday m area Of low ba-
rometer moved eastward from the Northwest TO
New England. accompanied by snow aud brisk
TO high winds. Heavy, snow storms occurred
IN the lake region This area was followed BY
one of high barometer, which appeared over
since moved slowly aoutheastward to the At
AZURE of the season over the eastern section of
the country: the Thermometer falling on Mon
day morning to - degrees Id Pemhina on
Tuesday morning 10 L. MT Knoxville and In
dianapolis. aud on "Wednesday morning To ~
ct Boston and al at Lynchburg. Since Wednes-
day the highest pressure has been or the At
lantie coast while the lowest pressures have
continued over the Northwest, and during this
period aoutherlY to easterlv winds and rising
temnerature has generally prevailed from tho
mississippi valley to the Atlantic coast
The. rainfall for the week averaged about
as follows tn the various districts: Canadian
maritime provineea $50 ineh st. Lawrence val
ley DOG: lower lake region o a.: upper lake
region 90: New England Q 10: Middle Atlantic
States as: South Atlantic States D.og: Eastern
Gulf StatesovQ: Western Gulf States n 80: Ohio
valley and Tennessee u.i2: Upper Mississiupi
valley COS: Lower Missouri valley 0o3: Red
River OF the North valley, trace. Eastern Rocky
slope, from Dakota to the interior
Of Texas. 011: Rocky mountains I. n5; plateau
districts 0.Os: California 0. 49, coast OF Oregon
and Washington Territory 1.as.
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ARMY OF TENNESSEE.

The Louisiana Division Association Army OF
Tennessee met last night at their headquarters.
No. rs Baronne street. Major T. l.. Richardson
in the chair.
Nothing of public interest TRANSFERRED during
the meeting except the report Of the committee
on the entertainment for the benefit OF the
Hood children given by the mem bers Of the
under the auspices of the Louisia ma Division
Association Army of Tennessee.
The committee, composed Of Messrs. Frank
Heron. chairman. Ed. Iilienthal and D.
Huger. reported as total net proceeds of the
entertainment the sum Of s4l5.
They took occasion at the Same time to sug-
gest q tender of thanks from the association
which was unanimously adopted) to Messrs. T.
O'Neil b Onorato. 3. Stumpf. Of The shakes
peare Club; J. b. Cefalu. of the Orleans Ora
matte Club; to Capt. Pierce and the Continental
Guards, to the gentlemen Of the Oriental Guar
tette Cub; to Mr.. Thao Lilenthal. and others,
for donations and services rendered
The meeting thereupon adjourned.
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INDICTED.
True Bills Against =. G. Palmer for
Embezzlement and Fraudu-
lent Bank Statement.
The Accused Arrested and Imprisoned
in Default Of Forty Thousand
Dollars Bond.

IT has boon known for some days past that
tho grand jury WINS engaged In investigating
the recent bunk failures, and yesterday, as a
result OF their inquiries. they returned into
court true bills on two indictments against
u. g. Palmer late president Of the late Louis
iana Savings Bank. one for Enforcement and
tho other for "wlllful concealment Of facts as to
the condition OF d banking company
THE INDICTMENT FOR ENTERTAINMENT
contains two counts and reads 40 follows:
PARISH or ORLEANS SUPERIOR CRIMINAL COURT
FOR THE PARISH OF ORLEANS.
The grand Jurors Of the State Of Louisiana.
duly impnneed and sworn In and for the body
81 the parish Of Orleans, In the name and by
the authority Of the said State. upon their oaths
present That one Edward 9. Palmer, Int, Of
the parish OF OtleanH on the twenty eighth day
OF June. In the year Of our Lord 1879. with force
end arms, Ia the parish Of Orleans aforesaid,
Criminal Court for tho parish Of Orleans then
and there being the president Of bank char
tered BY the state Of Louisiana, to wit; the
pany, and acting as such. feloniously. knowing
~ and willfully did wrongfuly use, dispose of.
conceal and otherwise embe7ze aud convert to
his own use certain money. to wit: the sum of
s47 ,437 3D. belonging To the said Louisiana Saw
ings Bank aud Safe, Deposit Company. con-
trary to tho form Of the statute Of the State of
Louisiana IN such cases made and provided
and against the peace and dighity OF the same
The second count Of the indictment Is the
same as the above. except that 1t charges that
the money. s47,4s7 81, was deposited with the
Louisiana Savings Bank and Safe Deposit
Company.
THE OTHER INDICTMENT,
for 'wtlful oonce6lment Of facts rs to the con-
dition ola banking company" charges that ION
the sixth Of May the said E. q. Palmer, then
being an officer OF u banking company duly
chartered by the State O Louisiana, to wit:
81
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!. BREV VI

The Young Mems Hebrew Association give
one of their pleasant entertainments on Thurs
The Governor yesterday issued a commission
to A. F. Coleman as marshal Of the town of Vi
emma. Lincoln parish, vice W. s. May. resigned.
The opening exercises Of the Young Mems
Christian Association will be held at their
rooms. at 81 Camp street. on Thursday. Novem-
Der IL, AT 80 .. m.
The .Amaranth Social Club announce for
Thursday evening, the fourth. of December
next, grand complimentary soiree dansante.
to be given at Grunewald Hall.
In conversation with the Rev. Hugh Miller
Thompson. he complimented the DEMOCRAT
upon the way his sermon had been printed in
Tuesday mornings DEMOCRAT, but took occa-
repors. which though quite well
done indeed, he had had no opportunity to re.
wise. and could not help. therefore. containing
some Inaccuracies.
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TILE RIVET PARTY.
The Cotton Exchange Declines-The
Convention To-day.

The Cotton Exchange Declines The
Convention To-day.
An official answer was yesterday returned by
Mr. H. G. Hester. secretary of the Cotton Ex-
change. to the communication OF Mr.. L. g.
Army. chairman OF the Rivet party parish con
vention. asking the exchange to submit to the
convention a list OF names of gentlemen whose
nomination for the parish offices would prove
acceptable Mr.. Army declared. on being seen
by reporter OF the DEMOCRAT. that he did not
feel at liberty to make the reply of the exchange
public before submitting 1t to the convention.
but 1t was learned from another source that the
communication WAS to the effect that the OK
change WAS not a political body aud was pro-
hibited by its rules from taking part In politics
as an organization, and In consequence. the
request Tor suggestions rs to acceptable nomt-
nees was denied
The parish convention Of the party reassem-
bles to. day for the purpose of making parish
ticket and 1t is stated on the streets that u COM
bination has been made between the delega-
ttans from number OF the wards to nominate
Messrs. Leon Queyrouze. James Nugent and A.
Keichard for the offices Of civil sheriff. criminal
sheriff and recorder OF mortgages respectively
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THE sTRAKoscH TROUPE.

We have now. as may be seen In our adver-
Using columns, the positive announcement by
the agent. MIR. l.. Placide Canonge, that this
much heraldcd and expected troure will posi-
lively be- here In time to open the series of
operate performances au ttc twenfy-fourth
instant, with I'll TroVatorst
From oil that we have heard, the cast for that
opera is very strong. Miss Teresa Singer es-
pecially rs Leonora. having the reputation Of be-.
ing remarkable. az much for her dramatic
powers as for her singing.
The music-oying people of New Orleans, and
their name fs legion, arc anxiouBiy awaiting
the opening day to see whether their expeeta~
tfons will be realized or not.
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THE BETHEL. +

The ladies' OF the Bethel Association. anxious
to show their appreciation Of the eminent SER
vices and interchangeable exertons Of the sea-
mems chaplain. Rev. Witherspoon. have organ
ICED for his benefit grand concert. to be given
on Tuesday. thu eighteenth instant ut the Full
ton Street Bethel. Prof Il. w. Bremen Will
direct the. musical exercises. which la sure
warrant of their being Il success. aud tho sing
Ing will be undar the skillful accompaniment
of Prof j W. H. Eckert
Hon, Louis Bush will deliver the opening ad-
dress. so that there will be pabulum az we'll for
will no doubt flock 10 this entertainment.
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BOARD OF HEALTH RECORD.
The following were recorded yesterday at the
office Of the Board OF Health:
urETHE.

The following were recorded yesterday al
office Of the Board Of Health:
BIETHs.
Mira. John W. b lder, a son.
Mrs. Castmir Lahat. con.
mrs. Fastus b. Hall, a son.
Mrs. Nicholas Boucher. 4 daughter.
Mrs. Emile Pons. a daughter.
Mrs. Henry Aymarn n daughter.
Mrs. antoine Htrsah daughter.
Mrs. u. NJ. Arnauid, son.
Mrs. Jos, Bnhlar, II son.
Mrs. Michael Dow sey. a daughter,
MrH. jacob Darsam. n daughter.
Mrs. W. II. Purnell. d daughter
Mrs. Albert Andry. q daughter.
MARRIAGES..
Benz. Turner to Jena Ross.
Anthony Miller to Marie Babad
DEATHS.
8. O'Neiil, % years.
Mary Dolan, 4 months.
Mrs. Susanna Fisher. CO years.
Il. Watson. D years.
Andrew II ndarsnn. ] month.
Mary Linden, Al years.
Joseph Pinsell, ~ years.
Ignatz Stortz. days.
Josie Baker.
Mani n5ncena months.
Qhas. Jones, "a years.
Eveline Jackson. 30 minutes.
Mary Downay.. = days.
Mrs. Armand Lsnfant. 40 years,
Pierre Fuge. Is years.
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THE GERMAN BATTALION.

This splendid organization turned out last
evening In full uniform for inspection at their
headquarters. on Dryades street. Col. Reichard
found hts men In fine trim and appeared high
~ satisfied with their martial bearing. After
inspection the command headed by fine mill
tary band. marched down Canal street and up
to the residence of their colonel. where they
were RECALLED with true military hospitality.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-11-12
THE MAILS.

We have refrained from giving publicity to
or laying any stress upon the many and just
complaints that nave been made lately about
the irregularity Of the mails. presuming that
the delay In most cases was unavoidable; but
the continued late arrival Of the trains during
the past month makes 1t necessary that some
thing be said or done In paliation Of this hab-
ttual negligence. We therefore appeal to our
their serious attention. and thereby save our
merchants and business men countless vexa-
tiauI
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THE DEMAND FOR SPECIE.

The demand for specie is SO great that tho
sub-treasury has paid out during the past week
over 900 Of the metal money. 1t Is mis-
take 70 suppose that deposits at the Mint Sc
cure an Immediate return of the amount In
specie. a regular formal application has to ac-
company the deposit: this application is for
warded to Washington. and If approved is
properly indorsed. the Mint officers notified
and the exchange is made. It takes ten or
twelve days to transact the business.
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Y. M. C. A.

The attention of the public is called to the
opening exercises Of the Young Mems Christian
Association. which takes place on Thursday
evening at 7:3o O'Clock at No. 81 Camp street.
the OLD Armory Hall. The public Is cordially
invited NO collection will be taken on this oc-
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-11-12
CITY ECHOES.

Barney Williams was run into the Third Sta.
ton, charged with false imprisonment.
into ths Sixth Station.
VIM. Siers., charged by e. johnson with rob-
berry, WAS locked up.
Gabriel Brassiere and Ellen Connolly. for
drunkenness and attem ptinR to buy the officer
were locked np In the Fifth Station.
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|
| -
| Rooms DEMOCRATIC PARISH COMMITTEE !
November II, 1879. J
In accordance with the request of the Hon.
John Fitzpatrick president Of the Democratic
First Senatorial District mel nj ihe above men
| toned place for the purpose Of nominating Two
Senators to represent the First Senatorial Dis
Al the request of DR.. @. r. sseman the meet
| ing was called to order at the time designated
hefer. Of the ninth ward was called to the chair,
ttuu Judge LhrTy " Donnelt, OF flhduemlues
| " rsecreulry.
pentemen M ansWared L. tbai ar namss 'A'e'
| Eiphih WardWaus Ianfn nrnsv r r, New.
man. NJ Ma9una nrnyw trthiir : nnnn. =
Bnpa nroxv Dan Sullivan. Ala Brawster
prnxv nr. Aeeman. $500
Ninth ii WardnF s'1 Dndenhefer. T.. Wngner Hu.
pianna, H,iet aan e Kirh mrnvo,ete
proxies W. II, n. Brooks Il 1, o'Dennai to'o''o
| The convention beno nronerly oruanized.
Dr Haamnn ,nnvaa I'M : oomnittaa ~ i,tn Ina
~ 9ve far maj q Thy ,Wo b
eenvention was raadv i 70 nrnaaaa tn buainaas
w wnra tn9 t9maWng namea gentfemP1e s
nuaminps ana uHah Gain Esd of Orleans
who then proceeded on their mission and made
rafusaa ~ nftana a oonventian 'a aa hev Ia
resolved to make nc, nominations Of their own
The eommitae rano ~ Nc tbase fata to tho
convention. who tbereupon resolved to proceed
with their nominations. y " 10000
On motion dmiv tnada and aeoonded the fol
lowing named gentlemen were placed in nomi
stion. a III Sawvar tra9 ri ptaunarninaa
and Dol. Jos. Collins, Of the ninth ward, parish
q Creams IN NE calling on ne ron Tue anoVa
aa Senators For The First senntorfal Distriet
There being no further business to be trans
acled, the convention by motion duly made end
eooo'iN'o'' iii S praaiaant
LARRY ODoNNELL, Secretary
CONVENTION OF DELEGATION HELD AT NO. ~ sr.
nasLss sihhHi' 81 ahH f'hst sHsAIoh'Ah
Tho moet,ny ,vas called h, Mr. John za,gal
who was In the chair.
Upon motion. Mr. J. v. Guilotte, proxy for
an H. ,, WIZ CHOSEN president.
present: Massrs. T,eI,t ana md i)ieda from AT.
bernard: Chs. Dunn, John IeDgel. M. Huber.
A., a. DeslEs uardner hhI " Iarsv from
Gus Bernoudy. from the eighth ward, md r. A.
drayolet, OF Plaanamines
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PERSONAL.

Yesterday Judge John A. Campbell returned to
the city look ing much improved after his sum-
mer's vacation.
p. NJ Hudson. Esq. THE popular gentleman
and attorney at law is back again among us
Ut er 9 trip. North. which has evidently bene-
flied him physically.
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THE COURTS.
Second District Court.
Succession opened-Mrs. Mary Il. Gordon.
Sixth District Court.

Heirs OF Eliza Ambnrg and E. Mallerieh vs.
Mary Observation-Disclosures dissolved, excep-
ton sustained and plaintiffs suit dismissed
with COSTS
Pierre Pujol vs.. Emma Chapers ct al.-Rule to
dissolve Injunction made absolute.
James Il. Watson vs.. Marie Curr. alias Gu
sack Judgment for plaintiff annuiliDg and
setting aside the marriage between the parties,
contracted October 81, 1871,
: Basseti xiques vs. T. f, Herwie. Judgment
Tor plaintiff for s138 co. interest and cost.
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this time OF year. the cargo Ia laden In twenty-
four or thirty hours. scarcely more than 5000
can be slowed away. but with the reduisitetime
10 screw cotton into the ship. fully 5000 will be
accommodated.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-11-12
Superior Criminal Court.

PLEADED GUILTY,
G. @. Delaeroix and S. j. Phibfn. carrying
concealed weapons; discharged on their bonds
until notified for trial.
NoLLE PRosEouI
VIM: Clark and j. Driseolf charged by Garry
Bowlding and A. Lackaby. alias Happy Lager
nights Of tho seventeenth aud etehtsenth Of
July. 1879, at the Crescent City Ice Company.
The grand larceny consisted In the stealing OF
about SaO.
The nolle proseqni was entered in order that
the two accused could be used as witnesses for
the State.
CONTINUED UNTIL. To-DAY.
Garry Bowling and A. Lockaby, alias Happy
Lager Beer Burglary and grand larceny.
ORDER FOR JURY.
The jury commissioners and criminal sheriff
about the fifteenth instant. the names Of $50
Jurors Tor the December term, returnable on
the first Monday in December.
GRAND JURY.
r jim Barringer. mansaughter In killing John
Kennedy; not true bill.
J. Il. Iannhili. embezziement; not q true bill.
rs Inc particulars Of the true bill found against
H. .. Palmer Will be found In another column.
First District Court.
INFoRMATroNs
James Wilson. assault and battery.
anthony Martin, assault wit ] intent TO rob.
henry Crabbe. assault with a dangerous
Richard Grant. Mrs. A. Davis. Henry Miller,
Leon Levy larceny
SENTENCED
months hard labor.
: Della Lane, larceny; three months Parish
Prison.
CONTINUED.
Eel. Oelman. disabling and ill-treating a cow.
Second Recorders Court.
Mrs. L. Andry and Others charged with insult
800.
Francis QNeil and Thos. O'Netl, two brot hers.
charged BY their father with threats and con-
zen oh mpiaaaInf breach OF the peace. we're dis
Louis Nirabin and Arthur Lafador, both sew
released by consent OF the parties on the other
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Serious Accident.

Between and 10 o'clock yesterday morning
at the corner OF Julia and Fulton streets. Mi
SchAal Walters Was thrown from his wagon
Whacb. passing over MIN. broke bis right arm
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SENATORIAL AND WARD NOM
NATIONS

Two Conventions Held in the First
Senatorial District.
The DEMOCRAT has been furnished with the
following reports Of the proceedings OF two
Senatorial conventions held In the First Soma
torial District.
Rooms DEMOCRATIC PARISH COMMITTEE.
Mo ST lhnrl afraat
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PLEADED GUILTY,
G. O. Delaeroix and S. j. PhiIbin, CARRYING
concealed weapons; discharged on their bonds
until notified for trial. $1,000
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1879-03-14

A member of the Mninc l.csi>la-
ture denies that the Agricultural Co.
legc is useless institution and that
it has been ofno benefit to farmers.
He says it has demonstrated 10 The
farmer that he should stir mcalinto
cold water to feed hos"
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1879-03-14

The mai who paints only that side
ard part of lis house on wlicl. The
public gaze rests, would wear II ccat
witht ut q back, il lie could only keep
the public in front Of him.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1879-03-14

y cti2c to CreGi1or
THE STATE or sOUTH CAROLINA.
COUNTY or OKAHGMpuRG.
In Common Pleas.
Watson \. O'Cain, John a. O'Cuin, Adj
ministrat"rs Jacob IL O'Cain against-Va.
lcntine titthan and Others, creditors Jacob
II. OCai Laviniu llamcl and others.
Pursuant to an Order of the Court of
Common Pleas, made in the above entitled
cause ut the January Term 1879. Notice
is hereby given to all creditors ofthc estate
of Jacob IL. O'Cain who have not already
presented and proved their demands, to
present and prove the same before me by
the first day of May 1879.
W. NJ. iIUTSON, Master,
Masters Office, an. 3lst 1879
feb II laIu 3m
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1879-03-14

Sir Bartlett Frere satisfactorily OK
plains the causes Of The Zulu war.
but lie neglccts TO explain at all the
causes of the Zulu victories.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1879-03-14

The Fort, Fifth Congress expired
on March 4tli without agreement on
the Legislative and Army bills.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1879-03-14

Blown lair is fashionable in Lon
don Just now.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1879-03-14
For tho Orangcuurg TIMES.

'Twtu all come ont hight N the
IND"
You my say what you rlehse,
You may fret, you may tease,
After all, 1t wont help you, my friend,
Let your mind be at rest;
l fyou'll but do your best,
And quit your grasping,
ut will NIL come out right in the end"
Whom, meath clouds of distress
You despair Of success,
And the fatcs no encouragement lend,
Do but act well your part
And keep up Il stout heart,
And to the poor Il few dollars impart.
Ind ''twill all come out right in the end
Though you oft look ahead
To the future with dread,
And obstacles grave apprcllend,
Brave them al like a man,
Work rs hard rs you can,
And in settling Don. be too scant,
For twill all come out right in til. end"
There's n good God above,
In Thcse mercy and love,
The upright may e'cr find a friend,
lie has promised If you
Are but faithful and true,
And do unto others as YOU.
"ould have theme do unto YOU,
That ''twill all come out right in the end,
n
American pork has been cxclu dcd
from Italy. Now what Hill he
organ grinder do for PORK to grca SC
their machines? But come to think
of 1t, the sweet grinders Of Iinly are
nearly all visiting this country at
prescnt.-Bvsfou I1St.
, 1879-03-06

At the instance Of stock men, a
bill has been introduced into the
Colorado legislature to prohibit the
putting up of barbed wire fences
without board or pole being put at
The top. The measure will be re-
sisted by farmers who wish to drive
the herders from the settlement.
, 1879-03-06
GRAMMAR DEPARTMENT.

This embraces all the studies generally
taught in common schools, between the Third
Reader, Primary Arithmetic, Third Geogru-
ply and corresponding studies, up to the first
OF the Academic Department, at which time
pupils are expected to pass examination in the
following studies, which constitute the high
est grade of the Grammar Department.:
Bullon's English Grammar, geography
completed, with map-drawing from memory
and use of Terrestrial Globes.
History of the United States, outlines of
English History, Fifth Reader, r. Parley's
History, Written Spelling, Penmanship, Prac-
tica Arithmeticcompleted and Mental Arith-
metic.