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than at any other establishments The subscriber in
vies the public TO give him call, as they may rely
on getting work of a superior quality az he has
ployed most efficient workman John b. Roberts)
foreman, who has been in the best establishment
in this city. A. w. CHANES.
NJ. b. Customer work made TO order at the short
est notice.
He would also inform his old customers who have
so literally patronized him AT his old and well known
stand, Is Harrison ST., that he has on hand large
stock of all kinds of Boots Shoes made in the most
fashionable style, which will be sold low, either
wholesale OF retail.
A. w CLANCY, Sc HartiSln.st
3-:m Sign of the Ma pOlGon Boot s Shoe Store.
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EXCELLENT LAW. The Legislature of Yer
mont, at its recent session, passed a law pro-
viding that in case an attorney should fail to
pay over moneys collected by him, it should
be deemed wiful and malicious neglect, and
upon a verdict being rendered against him for
the same, execution should issue for his body,
and he be closely confined in Jail until tho mo-
ney should be forthcoming.
Pace OF PoRx AT THE VEST At Cincin-
natl, on Friday last, hogs weighing 200 lbs.
were selling at 81 and "a , per 100 lbs. At
Springfield, ILL.,, they were selling at 53,l2.
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DIR. ROGERS MEDICAL OFFICE.

nR. ROGERS having recovered from his late
~ illness, has recommended his practice al the old
stand, South Frederick ST., doors below Baltimore
ST., lef. hand side long down.
EXTRAORDINARY CURES.
GONORkHCEA and GLEEf permanently cured
in from TO SO hours STRUCTURES, SYPHILIS,
and all Vcnerea affections, perfectly removed i'll rom
one tu three days--OT no charge.
hlEDECAL OFFICE,
NO. SOUTH FREDERICK STREET,
(Frst door from BdnOre-st going towards the dOcl)
DC Take notice OF DIR. ROGERS NAME on dit
frrtnt parts of the office Attendance nom A. M.
I'LL 10 at night. CURE W.ARR.ANTED--NU pay
umlrss (IlRE be IHnCIGd.
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NEW BOOT AND SHOE STORE,
" EAST BALTIMORE STREET,

Three doors East of the Bridge.
Where the subscriber has opened
a fashionable BOOT AND SHOE
STORE, and has on hand general
assortment Of Gentlemen and La
dies Boots and Shoes of avery de
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DIR, ROGERS.

Member of the Medical and Surgical Societies of New
York and Louisiana, & aduatC OF the University of
Pennsylvania, and Honorary member of the Wash
ingtOn University of Baltimore, of ten years stand
Ing may be consulted all diseases to which the
human frame is incident but more particularly in dat
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HoLLIDAy-sT. THEATRE. The representations of
the ethiopian Operate Company" at this establish
ment have not been noticed by the press of our city
is their wont, they deserve to be. The tenor
of this Company, Mr.. Holman, we believe, possesses
voice of great sweetness, and of capacity sufficient
execute the most difficult portions of modern com
positiou whilst the deineaon by Mr.. Kneass of the
pecuGrties OF stage dsnsucse, cantarice's, sc, affords
the most unbounded amusement aud delight. Why
does not the Manager cold" Joe Cowell, give us a
taste of his quality: His merry phx seen protruding
from even the dlapiGaied ''win.s' of Herculaneum
Hoday-s,, would be greeted with expressions of
sincere delight. The performances tonight are the
hnrletta of "BIac& Diabolo, being version Of Era
Diavolo'' and selection OF Songs, Duets, &c. that
cannot fail of pleasing.
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feste day morning, LIST inst. WILLIAM A. SEYMOUR
III Lle 2'h year OF his age, leaving wife and three
ehldrcn to mourn their loss. In the death of Mr..
seymour, MS friends had ample evidence Of the sus-
tanning power of divine grace; his end was peace his
sure Iust was IN the Redeemer of man He lived
strictly conscientious and upright life. In his last
nours, tnat Goa, whom he had served when in the
enjoyment of health; did not fDrsake him. and when
me last enemy of man snatched him from amongst
ais friends on earth, the rod and the staff of Jehovah
was WIN MN to comfort him through the dark valley
and the shadow of death '
His friends are invited to attend his funeral from his
late residence, in Wolf street, near WIKI F. Pat3
O'Clock, this friday afternoon.
On the LIST inst or the Group, JOSEPH HENRY son of
William and Sarah Jane Boswell, aged years 9
months and days. philadelphia papers will please
copyl
On the Doth utimo, of gastric fever, CLARA EMMA,
youngest daughter Of John l.. and Mary Ann SpangIer
aged years, month and days.
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MusEuM-JoHN SEFToN's BENEFIT. Tonight the
Stage manager and popular Comedian Of this estas-
lshment announces his last appearance, previous to
his engagement at Niblo's. Under Mr.. Selton's ma
nagement, the Museum has attained an emneHce for
order, attraction and punctuaity excellng any for
mer period; therefore we hope his Benefit will be at
tended by some of those who have been so delighted
with "FOrunio," "Beauty and the Beast" SC. &C.,
which Soften produced in conjunction with Chippen
dale. Rice, the real original Jim Crow, appears-so
it will be regular fight of fun, Jni Crow and Jenny
Twitchpr
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CITY INTELLIGENCE.

The PiHsburg Collections. Since our publ
cation of Yesterday the following sums have
been received at the Mayors office:
From Sam'l Jones, Jr. Esq. It'll ward, 500 90
From Samuel Kinks, ESQ.,, l2th ward, 90
From Arthur L. Fogg, Esq, Sth ward, 81 90
From Baltimore Hebrew Congregation,
by the hands Of Leon Dyer, Esq,
President, Is 90
From Universalst Church, by the hands
of +. w. Robinson, Esq, treasurer, AZ IS
The amount OF collections is now $40, 1928. 10.
Man Festival. The scholars belonging to the
Rev. Mr.. Hey Ladies Institute, held grand
May Festival yesterday about mile from the
city, in the pleasure of which we were so for
tunate as to participate. A full account of the
whole affair, with the speeches of the officers,
or chiefs. will be inserted in our paper of to-
morrow-the late hour of adjournment being
our excuse for not writing more lengthy no.
tice at present.
.Neae Parsonage. We notice that large two
story brick building is being erected on the
heretofore vacant lot, next door to the Caroline
street Methodist Episcopal Church. 1t is in,
tended as a permanent residence fer the Minis
ter of that Station. The building will have a
front of % feet-depth s. feet. The architect
and builder is Mr.. VIM. B. Boyd; brcklayer
Edward Mullen. 1t will be neat and substan-
tial building, and is built at the expense of the
members of the congregation.
The Smith Family. We were struck yester
day, in looking over the new City Directory
at the great array of the "Smth family" ant
on counting them, found they numbered no les:
than t,co hundred and thirty, including thirtu-
tire. John Smiths; all house-keepers, at that
In fact they out-number two to one, all Other
names, except the "Browns" who are one ham
dred and sirty-teo strong themselves, with con
siderable sprinkling of slim Browns"
Number of Streets, &c. 1t appears from thu
new Directory, that we have in our city flo.
hundred and Seuenty-one streets, alleys lanes anc
courts, and hirtyJour wharves. How many
will there be twenty-five years hence?
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THE BALTIMORE DIRECToRY FOR 1915. This
exceedingly useful publication has just beenis-
sued by Mr.. John Murphy, No. l7S, Baltimore
street, and we'll merits the patronage ofthe pub
lie. The recent numbering of the houses in this
city afforded an excellent opportunity, which
was fortunately embraced, to form a Directory
with an exactncss and accuracy which were not
otherwise easily attained, and the public have
the result in the volume now Published 1t is
neatly arranged, and contains all information
in relation to the residences of the inhabitants
and their places Of business too ether with d.
rectons for finding the streets, lanes, alleys,
wharves, &c,-in short every thing which could
be desired in such work. 1t has Plan of the
City Of Baltimore prcfxcd, which embraces the
changes lately made in the names of streets by
the City Council-and also well written and
interesting "Sketch Of the City of Baltimore"
containing variety of facts in connexon with
the progressive Improvements in the population
and wealth of the city-notable transactions,
Sc which cannot fail to be acceptable to the
reader. Appended to the work is Business
Directory" containing the Cards and Adver-
tisements of large portion of our most respec-
table merchants, mechanics, and business men
generally In addition, there is a variety ofin
formation which will be found useful to men o
business Mr.. Murphy has done full justice tt
the undertaking, having furnished volume
which, for neatness Typographical execution
accuracy and variety and interest Of content
cannot be easily surpassed. The price of thu
work is Sl,50 per copy.
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WASHINGTON GARDENS,

VNIASHINGTON GARDENS,
w ON PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE.
This is the most delightful public Garden
62gsA in Baltimore or its vicinity, and is not sur
IseeM passed by any similar place in Philadelphia,
uxlH2 New York or Boston. The proprietor has
put the Garden in thorough repair, and made it such
place of resort Baltimoreans may be proud to visit
and introduce strangers sojouning in city, 1t has
beautiful walks shaded with elegant trees and adorn
ed with great variety of flowers. No improper per
will be admitted TO the Gardens and the choicest
and very best viands and refreshments at all times
be obtained. Breakfast, dinner and supper will be
provided when requested There is attached to the
Gardens one of the very best BOWLING SALOONS
in the city, which be engaged by the hour, and
will be private TO the party occupying it as though
il their Parties wishing to engage in this
healthy and innocent exercise will find it most cool
and delightful place. The Gardens are but short and
pleasant walk from the centre of the cilybut those
preferrng to ride avail themselves Of the advant
age of both lines of 'sOmnibuses" which run within
few steps of the place. In fact, the cold Line"
will run to the door when requested by party of
three more.
{a The proprietor pledges himself to keep as good
VIANDS and REFRESHMENTS as can be obtained
at any house in the ''Unied States" not excepting
the fremont, Astor or Barnum's City Hotel, and in
vtes the citizens of Baltimore and strangers soou-
ing here to pay a visit to the WASHINGTON GAR
DENS ON PENNSYLVANIA Avenue. m2-lt*
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n7-I. O. o. F. The members of Union Lodge,
No l6 are hereby Motif, to meet at their Hail on
Broadway, Fell's Point, on THIS friday AFTER
NOON Cd inst, at O'Clock, to attend the funeral of
our deceased Brother WILLIAM a: SEYMOUR, from his
late residence, Wolf street. near Wk. All members
of sister lodges in good standing, respectfully in
yited to attend. BY order,
liz THOS. A. HIGINBOTHAM. Sec'y.
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NO. Calvert street,
IL First Office from Baltimore street.

4 CONFIRMATION VI the most extraordinary
~ run of good luck at the office of FLETCHER &
co. No. Holiday st. Another splendid prize sold
terday's lottery, was bOugh, by young gentleman
ly few moments previou. to the drawing. This is
the way Fletcher Co constantly distributing the
prizes TO their customers in town and country. They
again invite attention to the splendid little lottery to
be drawn to-day. $1,000 high prize, with Sl2SO00 in
other prizes. rs Nos Is ballots. Tickets $2i shares
in proportion.
The drawn Nos. of class 50, May LIST, lowest prize
S5 are
Is Al 2s l 60 IS 10 40 40 SO 67 SO 9 rs
t63- For the capitals, do not fail to call on
JAMES FLETCHER s. Co.
II Baltimore. Md
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LiBERrY-sr. The exercises Of the Lyceum THIS
friday EVENING, May the I'd, will consist of the
further discussion of the following question: .'Should
any tribunal be invested with power to divorce man
and wife,"
Ladies and gentlemen are invited to attend. The
Lyccum will be called to order at Z! O'Clock.
IT. BY order, WIN. k. CREERY, Sec'y.
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a L. II A n AC.
MARRIED.

On Wednesday evening, Both inst, by Rev. James
SewaI, Mr. DAVID A. GARDNER, of Washington civ
~, TO Mrs. URSULA REEVE, OF brooklyn, Long Isl,
and, New York.
On Tuesday evening" 29th uIt. by the Rev, Mr. Best
Mr. WILLIAM HUDSON COOK to Miss MARY ANN REY.
NoLDs, all of this city.
On the list instant, by the Rev. J. Shrgley, GEORGE
STEWART ALLEN to SOPHIA, daughter Of John r.
HanXsche.
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ma. SONS OF TEMPERANCE. BOUsRD d.

NO SONS OF TEMPERANCE. HOW.aRD d.
PISTON, No. 3, The brethren of the Division and
all in good standing in Sister Divisions are requested
TO attend the funeral of their late brother, WIN. A,
SEYMOUR, on This (fnday) AFTERNOON, Nay "a,
way F. p, at O'Clock, p NJ, with Regalia in MOURN
iag, The brethren will be regular at the HaIof No.
3. By order, II. d. MCULLOCH,R. s.
The Grand Division is most respectfully requested
to attend BY order, VIM. E. WRIGHT,G. Mp.
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SINGULAR RuMoR. 1t was rumored in New
York, on Wednesday, that the result Of the
Presidents deliberations with his Cabinet on
the Oregon question, was determination to
follow the example of the British Government
on the Maine boundary affair, and send spe-
cial Minister to London. Mr.. Van Buren,, it
is said, will be the Minister.
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dry- OIL OF TANNlN will render boots anil shoes
perfectly mpervious to water, and double Their wear
Many were wise enough to use this article atthe be-
ginning of wet weather, and have kept their let
trey dry, without the trouble of wearing ovei shoes.
Harness and carriage tops will wear double tie time
by the application Of this article and always have
beautiful polish.
For sale in Baltimore, at the corner of Han,ver and
Baltimore SITS. Also at the corner Of Baltimore ami
Harrison SITS and at No. 81 Tha.aes st. 1t
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Mons ADRENT. This gentleman has created great
excitement by his wonderful tricks in I.egerdemain at
the Saloon of the Assembly Rooms. His feats are
said to be of character to throw those Of all other
necronancers completely in the shade. He will be
at the Assembly Rooms to night, Go and see him.
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RE-CoMMIrTED. The sailor named Charles
Vail, who was arrested in New York, on sus-
picion of being Webster, the accomplice of
Babe, the pirate, was discharged on Tuesday,
as to the piracy, but was comnitted to prison
again on a charge of an attempt to create re-
volt on board the ship Natchez.
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SERIOUS CHARGE. Messrs. w. d. Baker and
Henry IL. X. Elliott, editors and publishers of
the Philadelphia American Advocate, were on
Wednesday examined before Alderman Mitch
ell OH charge by w. E. Burton, of exciting
to riot, by certain articles which have appeared
in their paper.
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Gov. THOMAS AND DAWN, TYLER. A few
days since, as DR.. Tyler was about to leave a
BARRIERS shop in Frederick, Gov. Thomas was
about to enter. They met at the door, when,
as we are informed, the Governor attempted
to seize the Doctor by the nose, upon which
the latter struck him with a walking stick
Bystanders immediately interposed, and the
parties were separated.
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NN w. TILYARD.
a H SURGEON DENTIST, EsrAw-sr.,
fe5-3m Sd door north of Lombard sc.

MAGNIFICENT LUCK AT sCHOOLFIELD
1yh CO.'S YESTERDAY. They sold to Nos. 10
40 ~ the third capital of $1,000 to gentleman in
Philadelphia Nos. 40 Al and Is 3S 40, each prizes
500, whole tickets sold gentleman of this city
Nos. Maryland Consolidated Lottery, class So, drawn
May |, lowest prize SIS, are
Is Al 2s l 60 IS 10 40 ~ So 81 80 rs
Draws TO-DAY, the beautiful Scheme of Md. Con
solidated Lottery, class So.
THE CAPITALS ARE:
prize Of 5000 prize of $1,000
| g 1000 " 900
| l,l0o / 3" SOO,&c
Tickets S24; halves J; quarters 60; eighths Sic.
In which Scheduled & Co. will sell on certificate
packages of 25 quarters for only s. g. and draw
over $4,000.
05- Draws TOMORROW May 3rd the small
fry Maryland Consolidated Lottery, class No. H.
Capit; prize $4,000 Tickets 81, shares in proportion
In which Schoofeld s. Co. will sell on certificate
packages of % whole tickets for only Sl3 so, halves
Sc Is, quarters SO 81, eghths 81 49, Fer the prizes
please call on or send to the lucky
SCHOOLFIELD & CO,
No. | Calvert street,
IL First Office from Baltimore street.
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OBJ FElLows' HALL. On Saturday last
the Odd Fellows of st. Louis laid the corner
stone of their new Hall, at the corner of Fourth
and Locust streets. The building will be four
stories high, and richly adorned in the Corin-
THAN style. 1t will cost $4,000.
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The GLOBE DISCONTINUED. The WashingN
ton Globe, of Wednesday evening, contains an
address from John c, Rives, Esq, ''the fiscal
partner" in which he announces the discon-
tuuance of that paper, and in its stead IS to be
s-ucd to-day, By Messrs Richie s. HESS, "hc
Union" Mr. Rives closes his address with
this quaint sentence: There's a load of my
shoulders, and now feel happier than have
for the last fourteen years-except-perhaPa-
part of my honey-moon."
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ans- The Board of Managers Of the LIBERTY and
APPRENTICES LIBRARY ASSOCIATION will
bear in mind that the regular monthly meeting takes
place THIS friday EVENING, May ., at half past
O'Clock. BY order,
JOHN LAYTON, Secretary.
The Librarian requests to state TO the Boys that the
new catalogues are now ready for delivery. 1t
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y EED,s PATENT MEDICINE STORE.

= EED'S PATENT MEDICINE STORE,
~ corner OF GAY and SARATOGA STREETS,
where may be had greater assortment of valuable
Medicines than can be found at any establishment in
this city, namely:
sands sarsapaiia; Sands Remedy for Salt Rheum
Sands Glove Anodyne; Sands Roman Eye Basam,
DR.. McMunn's Elixir of Opium; DR.. Rush's Health
Pills; DR.. Sherman IS unparallr led Lozenges; do.
Tooth Paste; do Poor Mans Plaster; do. Pap
piary Oh; Mrredith's Conserve Of Copa-
via; Or. Grpd's Sarsaparla Blood Pills;
HaOck's Cold drawn Castor Oil Candy;
Jayne's Medicines; Cickeners Su.
gar coated Pills; anderson's Pills.
Fishers Pills; Wrght's Indian
Vegetable Pills; Hays ln-
mpni; DR.. Dyot's Medic's;
Dr. TayIor's Balsam of Lii
yerwOri; Wistar's Bal
sam Wild ChefG;
Bateman's Drops;
Bears OIL;
British
Oil,
juikR's
Specific
Ointment; Me
redth's Extract
Buchu; Eooper's Fee
male Pills; Harlem Oil;
Cologne and Flo. Water;
Reeds Lilly White; Tooth
Brushes StaiHburn's Pills.
Circassian Hair Dye; Cicas-
sian Cosmetic to beautlty the
Hair, Reeds Indian Vegetable
Cough Drops; Hungarian Baisam
Of LiIr DR.. Uphams Pile EIectua-
ry DR.. FOlger'S OloSaOlian; knapp'S
ladian Vegetable Plaster; do. Larbor's
Extract of LungwOrt; Dandelion and
Tomato PanacGa; Champney's Respira-
tors; Mofatt's Medicines; Beef Marrow
Buffalo OIL; pomaum; Fancy Soaps, sc.
Also, Sulphuric and Nitric Acid; lockwood;
Clipped and Ground Brazil Wood; Tumefic;
FuStic; Yellow Ochre; Chrome Yellow; Copperas;
Indigo; Alum; Prussian Blue; Satpetre, &c. with a
general supply of fresh DRUGS-always fol sale by
SAMUEL REED,
DRUGGIST and Commission Agent,
Corner Gay and Saratoga-st., Baltimore, Md.
GO Orders from Country Merchants and others for
Drugs and Patent Medicines, furnished at the propris
tors wholesale prices. Prescriptions put up with care
and accuracy. med
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CONTRIBUTIONS Among the contributions
acknowledged in the Pittsburg papers is tne of
81 900 from the Mayor of Washington, D, C.
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m2 2aw3w GAP1 WIN. WARD, Auct'r


ALEXANDER'S TRICOBAPHE.
4 NEW AND INVALUABLE DISCOVERY,
IA beinga liquid Dye, which changes
the color of the hair to beautiful brown black,
without injury 10 the hair skim The great supe-
riority of this Dye consists in its easy mode of app
cation, and instantaneous etfect-all other dyes re-
qurng from 10 to twelve hours to produce any change
Its superior excellence will be apparent TO every
upon single application.
Extract from the ''Philadephia Daily Sun" Al
EIANDER's TRICogAPHE.-The effect of the above
the hair is truly astonishing. 1t was tried yesterday
in our Office, and the change from grey to black was
instantaneous.
Extract from the philadelphia Daily Forum - Sc
veral Of our acquaintance have recently applied to
their hair the valuable liquid Dye known as Alexan-
derS Trcobaphe-a new and valuable discovery; and
it has in failed to produce the desired effect
Immediately after applying it to gray hair whiskers,
il imparts beautiful brown or black color.
o. For sale bv Coleman Rogers, No. l73 Balt-
more street; G. w. Andrews, j. NJ Laroque, ]. w.
Scott and f. Perkins, Baltimore street, ]. V. d. Stew
art, corner Hanover and Camden-sts; Perkins s. Bro
Their, corner Green and Franklin-ss.; ]. w. Barry
Co., Pearl and BaltInOre-sts and wholesale
by the sole agents, r. & 6. A. WRIGHT,
me- eot27thM % South 4th street, Philad,
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Vessel STRUCK BY LIGHTNING. The Nor
folk Beacon states that during tie squall on
Monday night, the schr. Mary, Capt. Piner,
lying at Myers wharf, was struck by lightning.
Her mainmast was shivcred from the topmast
head to within abou: feet OF the deck, The
lightning no doubt passed into the water thro'
the well of the centre board. Fortunately, no
person was injured.
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EDUCATION IN CANADA. There are 69 col
legas, academies and converts, and 1866 ee-
mentary schools, making a total of 1920 educa-
tional establishments, at which there are ST.
432 males Taught, and 5,l46 females making
a total attendance of Sc, 573.