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Times for closing and the Receipt 81
Mails at the Post Office in yashin gton

fNiIE Great Eastern Mail from baltimore, philadelphia
l. New York, Boston, &ct, aud Dutfao, DC, viii now be
received BY 9oelock A. NJ daily and the mail 10 be Sent
from This Office to and by those places will be closed
heretofore, AT O'Clock r. NJ, daily
The Southern Mail will be closed hereafter daily at
O'Clock NJ and will be received, heretofore daily by
O'Clock, r. NJ
The second Eastern twsy) Mail and ereal Western Mail
are received by p NJ, and closed at NJ, daily The
mail trains, north Of Philadelphia arrive iele in
The Great Mail, 10 arrive here by A NJ No Eaatef,
Mail is received nj this Office Sunday night, and
Eastern or Way Mall 10 he sent beyond BALTIMORE Is
made up on Saturday night
The Mail ior Annapolis, Md and Norfolk, and adjacen
PLACES Ia Virginia is closed night except Saturday
at r. NJ, and Ia received times week with a mail
from Baltimore, Nd, by IAN
The Mail irorn Georgeiown, d G. is received twice
daily, By "a NJ and r. NJ and is closed Ior thai place
At the same hourE
The Mail from Rockville tc Nd, Ia received Monday,
"wednesday, anil Friday OF each week by r Nj and IL is
closed for hose places Of r NJ OF the days ig
The Mnilfrom Irookyille, &c, Md, la received by
Up NJ OF Wednesday and Saturday, each week and clngel
for those places at g r NJ ot Monday and Thursday.
Upper Marlboro &c. Nd, received by r. NJ Monday,
"Wednesday and Friday and 10 closed same daysat9 NJ
Port Tobacco, &c, Mil received Tuesday, Thursday,
and Saturday by e r Nj closed Sunday, Tuesday and
Warrenton, Mlieb,rG, &c. Va received Sunday,
Wednesday, and Friday, by III p. NJ; closed at p. NJ
Monday, Wednesday, and Friday.
i.eesburg, Ac., Va, received by and closed al r NJ
Monday, Wednesday, aud Friday,
H-Tie postage on newspapers and that all printed
matter addressed 10 any foreign country is required TO be
paid in advance The postage is also TO be prepaid let
ers and packets addressed 10 foreign countries other than
Great Britain AMI Ireland, and Bremen, in Europe and
places which they pass through the bremen post
o.hee
CHARLES X. GARDNER. Postmaster.
Posr OFFICE, WASHINGTON Apnir g 1870 ar 3--cod 81
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IA r1swsoa, l.altsn E.ss desla fof cafpelsl

PErEF Exwsos f.oifsH, Miss., design for Carpets
Patented April 10Th, lsA9s j asios'.4F F'aG s3'E
Having thus fully described my deslgn and ilus.
trated the same by The accompanying drawing chin
and desire to secure the sam- by Letters Patent.
PrTER LAWSON Louen, Mass, design for Carpets,
Patented April 10Th, l849. Nj s5lt,,l 5,.l
What desire-io secure by Letters PATENT In the
above described design for weaving into carpets md
other similar fabrcs fully set forth In the accom-
panyng drawing.
X. CoRNELius & Co., nssignees of J. r. Baker
Philadelphia, Pa design fol Fnrnllure Ornaments.
Patented April 10Th. lsl9.
What chin as my invention and desire TO &C.
edre by Letters Patent IL The above described de-
sign called MAJOR Hayward, as fnley SCI forth In the
drawing hereunto annexed, and The use thereof as
furniture ornament In whatever manner the same
may be applied.
H. CoRNELIus a. Co., assianees of j. r. Baker
I'liladeipliia, Pa design for Furniture Ornaments
Patented April 10TH ls49.
What claim as my Invention and desire 10 secure
by Letters Patent is the above described design called
Cora Munro as fully set forth in the drawing here
unto annexed, and the use thereof for ornameniing
furniture In whatever manner, or In whatever com
blnaiion the same may be applied for that purpose.
c. T. WARINo Stamford, Conn, dc, ign Tor Stoves
Patented April l0th lBi9.
What claim as my invention and desire TO secure
BY Letters Patent is The new and useful design for
pears from the foregoing specification and the draw
ing attached thereto
o. WooLaoS. Ciearekind, Ohio, design for stoves.
Patented April l0th 1919.
What claim as new and desire 10 secure by Let
ters Parent, Is the con6gurniion and arrangement
Of said ornaments as herein designated and repre-
sented
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Oct. 9Th, 1913.

Extracts from an Address dsipsred by Rer Philip E. NIL
sdaier M d. 10 The Students Of he Poughkeepsie Coe-
giae School, at tie close Of their annual denomination
YouN1 GENTLEMEN:
The exercises thai have taken place in your examination
have thoroughly tested your aitannienis and have Afford
ed satisfactory evidence that the employed Tor
ysr instruction have failed Of good measure of sue
GERS
We have however been surprised In view Of the pro.
cency you have generally made in the useful and ora
nta branches Of ednraoD which have been the objects
nf your pursuit. for distinguished facilities avail pro
uce proporioate resulis the improvement you have
Inflated was To have been expected
Having alluded TO the advantages you have enjoyed
my wish TO be distinctly understood considering them
yer great and special And this may assert, without
fear Of being suspected Of attempt Al seltnpprdbatin,
since bear relation whatever To you literary IN
Vel for considerable time past having been
in regard TO the institution 10 which you belong,
had full opportunity ofcIosely investigating lite
educ system. both 10 its theory and practice,
arsl that in all the particulars in which
ce,lency may be Fredcaed of an aeademeal course,
have known any superior, and in many respects,
equal 10 that adapted and carried out In the Poug
keepsie Coll, gaie Ihaitoie
eREare p esenled you s greatest for laying
solid and extemsve basis f useful and polished eura'
hon .s
YOU Nave instructors 81 distinguished ability in
he various der prtmans of clsscs literature, mathemai
.a science uercia knowledge fsign languages and
he ornamental branches of music drawisg and painting
mar.n-lu
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Mrs A. DrAKs.rhs highly giited tragic actress Is de-
lighting the audiences ut the Adeiph with her elegant per
sanaons Of character and splendid readings some Of
the great dramatic authors. Among the visitors At the
Theatre, during her engagement, pleased sre
several distinguished and statesmen, and many
dies and gentlemen OF acknowledged literary taste who
evnced, by their deep attention, and occasionally by
ter tears, their high appreciation of her extraordinary
talents Mrs. Drake has been remarkably well sustained,
especially BIZ Mrs Nichols and by Messrs Roberts Alien
ami Hart Mr. Roberts particularly evnces much talent
has evidently good study, reads remarkably we'll, and
gives great promise OF successful professional career In
deed, altogether the acting the Adephi for FEW nights
has BEEN yneileni mud, In general worthy OF any boards
Tonight, Mrs Drake appears in Lady Macbeth, IN which
character she is unrvaisd Roberts as Macbeth.
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WAX Dsranrnrsr. March 10 1919 1aawsw;


: W
A QUESTION Of much Importance has arisen in rela,
n ton 10 Mexican war bounty land warrants that may
BE- located by boad fde purchasers.
Frst,--Where warrant is forged.
Second.-Where The assignment transfer Is forged.
Thrd.--Whsre the power Of attorney is forged.
Several Of this description having been presented
the consideration the Commissioner OF the raj
Land Oice he informs that In his judgment they
null and vod and that The land covered by such loo atoms
remains the property OF the United States in which view
dure greater caution upon the part Of purchasers you viii
please show this circular all persons proposing
make locations with Mexican bounty land warrants,
and copy Of these Instructions 10 be posted in the
public position in your office. As these forgeries
believed TO be ansmenins number, this notice Ia deemed
necessary for the protection OF the interests II the
mtnt AMI the people. X. j. WALKER,
March Ga w. Secretary of the Treasury
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CHRONIC RHEUMATISM,
Of hssite years standing completely cured By HE as.
H1u'a Imminent

Ifu,H3 Lfatmenf
PAssAic, BERGEN Co, n. j., Sept 10, 1915
Geo T. Stanton, EAa.-Sr am bllckamih by trade.
and have been affected by the Chronic Rheumatism n
the winter fr twelve years thar unable
attend TO my business liz December last induced 10
try ypnr external remedy, HINTS LHment, BY the p,ra-
sal u Your pamphlet applied il loronshly 10 my arm
md sboulder Sunday evening and Moi,By sei 40
horses shoes and felt pain followed up OF i
inmeni for Ave days, night and morning, continuing my
work daily aud from that time 10 this have expe
csd the slightest pam II is the wonderful applica.
ton have known My ia well known through.
ont the county, and your Lniment has become nhati
liant OF every house ISAAC A. HOPPER
IL Sold by all The Dgeesi Ia this city an throughout
the connry. Price % cents per bottle
April IA GEO T.. STANTON AZ co
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NATIONAL HOTEL ron RI
ny =. c. s II DYER, Aueeionesrs.

BY Il. c. s. @. II DYER, Auctfoneers.
GOVERNMENT SALE On Thursday, the 18th
VI OF April al IL NJ, at the United States arsenal Wash,
nnof, ID G., fur account Of Government shal ssil al
public ancon the following desrr bed stnres, viz:
II hintlock Pistols, 100 Cartridge Boxes
20 Swords aud Sabres, various patterns, for officers
and privatea
1872 black walnut musket and rifle Stocks
variety Of accontrements for Infantry cavalry
aud rifemen
6,oOo spokesand ,a00 Feoes, (seasonsd tiuiberO
1000 pounds scrap wrought Iron
Lot OF scrap Cast Iron
The above will be sold without reserve for cash. aud Of
fered in lots suit pure hasers and may be at the
arsenal any day previous 10 the day Of sale
L. G, &. c. r. DYER
ap lU-eod&,is Auconeer RS.
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LIITELL's LIVING AGE.

Contents Of No 256
], Macaulay's History Of England, 20
2. The Orchids, rs
., Dir. Reid on Infantle Larynsismus, si
4 Gurostrs Of Trnde, 80
s, The Navigation Laws, 81
8, Italian Anarchy %
7. Poems by James 7. Fields, 81
PoKrRY.--A Recent Death he'd, sJ-The siunnme; The
First Kiss S6.--Lament Of Stricken Heart; Common
Sense, 81, Alarmed Skipper; Bridal Melody On
Pair of Ancrs %.
SHORT ARTICLES Professor Pages Electro Magnetism,
s6,--Electric Light Straits Of Magellan G.-An Irish
Mser; Gas from Water, IS -Bombardmeut Of Moultnn
Latter Day Saints 93.-Boy Of Mount Rhigi, 95.
WASHINGTON, DEC q, 1915
Of all the Periodical Journals devoted literature and
science which abound in Europe and In this country this
has appeared 10 me 70 be most useful II contains indeed
the exposition only Of the literature Of the English
language but this by Its immense comprehen
SON. includes porrnture Of the human mind in the
most expansion Of the present age.
J. O. ADAMS.n
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I,-THE ONLY GESUINE-Gn
ALsAM OF WILD CHERRY
CAUTION TO THE PUBLIC.
THE ONLY GENUINE
DR.. Wistnrss
BALSAM OF WILD CHERRY
HAS THE
WRITTEN SIGNATURE
OF the sole Proprietor,
w. M. 4 p Il A n

On DE outside Hrupper surrounding eaas Bottle.
HlS s believed TO be the only article benrng the above
Wild Cherry for relieving affections Of the Lungs and Thar
all important organ the Liver, has long enjoyed the roo
dencr Of domestic prsctiee
phlaepha being duly according TO law, deposes
an soys that in possession Of the original recipe r
preparing Balsm II Wild Cherry for affections Of the
Physician and at he believes IL TO he The only
himself w NJ SPEAR
the first day OF November A. d eighteen hundred and
fony-seven JoHy SWIFT, Mayor. H., 81
Acopyright for the Dalsam Is secured
able proof an individual from Bnson MISS recently ap
piled United States District Court OF Pennsyvant for
Injunction the General Agent lac The United S tts
and the British Provinces TO prevent SAIL AGENT from l.
ling only frnunc DIR. Wisiar's Basam Of Wild Cherry
(sad individual claiming the right OF course, the Hon
Judge OF said Court promptly refused u
lis WIs'ars original i,aspm OF Will Cherry alone that
performs the cure. Let them not deceive you -Look
welto the marx ofhe genuine.
No Dr. W,iars Dalsam OF Wild Cherry can possibly be
the genuine without the written signature oil WIN NJ SPEAR
the ontsde wrapper surrounding each Bottle. Tubs
being the only Ecnunc Balsam offered to the pebble
Tue genuine Balsam Is put M IN bottles with the words
blown in the class each bottle bearing label ihe 'front.'
with the sisIlanre Of WIN VI SPEAK.
liberal discount To druggists and dealers,
NorIce PUBLIC II have This day appointed +
w. DoyrT II Sons No l3 North Second street Philair
rn, sole wholesale furnishing Accents for The (onlv gepu
All orders for the Balsam acdressei TO them, will he
promptly attended to at he Ponreors lowrst VIII esc
prices. w M. SPEAR, Sole Proprietor. ,
Also for sale by most Rsprcthie Druggists aud Mcrh.
throughout the United Saies Mesico Inrs
british Provinces who are in the practice OF srng
nine Popular Medicines
Price 81, SCHEDULES for Sc
m For t'll particulars read Dyotrs Oracle IF Health
10 he la OF the Agents, mar3-ly
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from the SOUTH and WEST would
VI be amply resnmpensrd BY making cheap purchases
tor CASH, by calling at the $50 -
Nos l5 ~, North lSxcond Srrcf, Phiiuieiphjg
Second 4 or, ons door btic.r Chrssf TIrreh
1000 pieces Of Wilton brussels, imperial Insrein Dam
ask and venilan Csrpetings with Oh Coths Mais p,us
Looking Glasses, blinds, Window shades nnd Mnttlnrs
MS- Liberal advances made on eonslgnments of Car
pciIngs and Oil Cloths J. SIDNEY JONEs
March g. III
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DENTAL NOTICE.

I|I ~ WAsHIioToN CRY, April B. IsI9
In relinquslng the practice OF Dentistry In this city,
Dr. WIN II DlBBLE, Iteel il duty well as apiefsnrt
to state from the evidence he has exhibited me Of his
skill that consider him nell qualified for the profession
which he is engaged and recommend him my re Ids and
patrons, confidently believing Tint 10 those who my avail
themselves Of his services he will prove himself WORTHY
their confidence. H. BARRON
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Notice OF the establishments OF the Land
Ohicc for the :. Western Land District,u In
the stnte OF wisconsin. i 7N


IN pursuance ~ the second section of the act OF Congress
entitled An act ur changing the location OF The land OF
fce IN the Chippewa laud district, aud establishing ud.
iuhal land district in the State Wisconsin, approved
March 2l, 1910, which provides that " For sie the
public lands IN the Territory Of Wisconsin, an additional
land Office and und district hereby created comprising
all the lands included within TIM district Of lands sub.
ieet TO sale at Green By, Milwaukee, Mineral Point,
which shall he called the Western Land Distrct do
hereby declare and make that the land office SO
created shall be located ut Wiow river, ST. Croix county
IN the State OF WISCONSIN,
Given under my haud at the city Of Washington this
second day NJ March. ammo Domni one thousand eiehi
hundred and forysninc. JAMES X POLK
By the President;
RicuARD N. YorNs, +aH
Commissioner Ct the General Land ofIice
far - gw
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- THIS prrparation willie STRAINS O.
VGEN BRUISES. STIFFNESS Of Joints V4&crv
XScuTS. OLD ULCERS. hoth msn (7eTS
-sL-l- and beast Y has cured Ulcers Of Ten 49,
Standing Relief is given in SpAvINS by Us alip
cation. Aud for F1sTuLA and PoLEE EVIL Il is sure
Also, B4RBERS HORSE POWDERS. to restore
the bad condition of the horse and TO DESTROY
WORMS which give ~ much pam 10 that pnhlc beast
BARBERS HORSE IA LIS tar COUGHS aud Ca
TARRH. my preparation, and not trupnpved 10
the wcrld as a specific but the best found out sd
n Horses SHOD by frat raie smiIl. and their feet
ker Ia order and free from eontrsctlons cornssuper-
Intended BY mysef-eorner Of Eighth and AZ
N n. All Diseases treated By the subscriber. scien
tihc principles He regular bred hrricr. AMI can al
ways be found the Hashngson Sape, ressly 10 e nd
the calls Of the public. ljanlsl oEo. BARBER.
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Elsiss;SyS- ,,N-1
s,a iy NJ II y y; 3 isiI v st ,.
ADAMS q co.'s EXPRESS.

ONrc, Pfnnty'fdn'a Nreaae, 'tfdr Rdilroad Ueiof.
THE public respectfully informed that continue TO
between Washington, Baltimore, Phla.
delpha New York Boston, md all the principal cities
towns for the safe and speedy conveyance Of merchandise
packages, bullion, bank.noics, &c.
Particular attention will be paid TO the collection and pay
ment Of notes, drans bills, &c,
Custom house entries at BOSTON, New York, Phiadelp1,
and baltimore promptly attcndei to, and reasonable
terms
onr customers and others, ordering goods from hc cast
are fc'cnioriy requested % order By adams On Is Err
which VIII ensure their conveyance with great de-
Oar express for Richmond Petersburg and the south
ienv g uaily al ~ m, and arrives daily at ~ p.
ur express from the north arrives daily at Ia and
"a p m, and departs daily at 8 y. M
feb ,6-tf PITIiIP J. BUCKLEY Agent
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NOTICE TO EMIGRANTs FOR OREGON,
IN CALIFORNIA, on NEW MEXICO. DESIRING TO
PURCHASE ARMS FROM TIE UNITED STATES The
following regulations viii govern in issuing aud
muniion, under the resolution Of Congress- approved
March 2i, 1919
Each applicant must send TO the War Department an
affidavit thai Il his bona dde intention 10 emgraie to ors
requires. 44a ga4f 5gI .6.5.
On receipt OF any application and affidavit. AZ above
stated sufficient supply OF the and ammunition de.
slgnaed by him. to and equip each applicant, may be
delivered 10 him or his order on payment OF the cost there
sold without etr.nent 10 the public service and
not then ihe applicant may receive such other arms and
ammunition he shall select upon the conditions
Arms and ammunition furnished above will be de-
yered to each Applicant 10 his authorized agent the
convenient arsenal where the arms may
be The place oil delivery desired BY the applicant should
BE- designated. GEO. w. CRAWFORD,
Secretary OF War
WAN nsp nrhIENr. March L.. 1910 .-2aNy3w
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Notice of the removal OF the Land once
from the Falls Of St. CrOix, Wisconsin,
to saltwater, I'm Mimcsota Territory.

rNDEK authority OF the first section OF the Of Con.
y gress entitled An act for changing the location OF the
Llud Oi'e Ia the CHIPPEWA LAND DIsrnIcr, and esab
shins additional land district in the SrATR Wis.
cossH,i approved March al, 1919 do hereby declare
aud make known TINT from and afer The threth day Of
jane (ls,9) the land Office for the sale Of the public
lands IN the CHIPPEWA LAND pIsrEIcr shall be removed
from ihe FALLS OF sr CRoIx (Wisconsin) SfuLwA-
in ST. Croix County, Minnesota Territory.
Given under my hand ut the City Of Washington, this
wenith day OF March, Ammo Domin lSf9
e. TAYLOR.
BY the President
RICHARD M. YorHc.
Commissioner OF the General Land Office.
f m l0-.laNlpw
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ToNuMEsT HILL ICE DEpoT,--IoHN

MI PETTBoNE would inform his patrons and the pub.
lie thar he has procured af considerable pains and
pense large and superior stock pure HE, and TINT
Is prepared ns families hotel keepers confec.
TONERS, aud others with the article IN such quant
Throughout tue entire sessnn) as they may desire.
Prices reasonable and variation with those person
who engage Of me In the beginning Of the seasnn.
Wagons will run through the city daily.
Orders received through the posi- office and by John r.
Cssn, Druggist OF and fth streets, and AZ
Coal once, Hsar tho Long bridge ap 5-oawsw
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Notice OF the establishments OF tho Land Of
hce for the Charlton District, In tho State
OF Missouri.
N pursuance Of the rsf section Of the If Congress
entitled An net To establish additional land Office in
the State OF Missouri, approved February 26,h, 1912 do
hereby declare anil make known that the land office crca.
ted by said act s established at the "Town Of Mnn in
the county If Sullivan Of said State site this day lie.
siFnated by The President OF the United States.
Given under my hand II the city Of Washington this
twenty day Of February anno Domi thousand
eight hundred and forty.uiar. ~ y
NJ order Of the President
I s.t RICHARD N. YOUNG,
Commissioner ofthc General Land Once,
Mar 9-iawf3w T ~.
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Treasury Department, March 10, 1910.

TrensUry DepnrtmcMt, MARCH 10, IbHV.
PURSUANT the provision contained in the first section
OF all ACT Of Congress entitled "An making appro.
prations for civil and diplomatic expenses Of Govern
nent for the ending the ir.th If June eighteen
hundred aud hty, and Tor other purposes" approved
March 1919 hereby give notice that the prime pal and
all such scrip has been Issued prior the
first day OF July ls49 may be ssue under ninth
OF the Oi Congress- entitled An act raise for
limited time additional military force and for other
purposes approved February H. lsi7 will upon the pre-
or ihe the Treasury Of the United Stses
be aud paid The said first day ofJuly, 1919,
aud that all inieres such scrip will said day
w. NJ MEREDITH,
Mar l3-tl2mif Secretary of the Treasury.
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TO INVENTORS.
WOrthingtOn G. Sncthcn,
Formerly Solicitor 81 The General Land Office.
AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW

ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW.
WAS TON, D. G.,
WILL promptly prosecute all applications entrusted 10
w him. for Letters Patent from The United States and
from Foreign Governments His arrangements such
TO ensure speedy attention any business committed
10 his care Inventors desiring the publication Of dscrp
tons of their Inventions accompanied with woodcnt
cravings are informed that they have them inserted in
the Washington National Whig Journal, In which the
official list OF Patents is exclusively printed and which
Joys large country circulation
n- All letters mustbe pre- paid or they will not be taken
out.
Answers to inquiries propouudeda and legal qufs
tons will be made through tho Weekly National Whig
ES-Mr. SNETlIEN enjoys the mast ample facilities In
Washington, for the immediate preparaion OF the draw
ngs and models which be necessary to accompany the
cases entrusted to his care. mar 30-tH
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FURNISHED HOUSE TO RENT.--A SPLEEN
did rees House situated on Missouri avenue be-
Sd and "A streets five doors from the residence
OF the Hon Mr. Badger, furnished throughout the
superior mHnuer, with every convenience for genteel
family. For further particulars inquire Of
II. Z. & q. f. DYER,
an Off Aurtioneers and Com Merchants
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Extract from the report Of the examining Committee.
The committee believe that the examination has resulted
in satisfying all who present that the teaching in
ry department has been faithful practical and Efficient such
will produce thorough, sound and useful education
The advantage which this school enjoysin respect pns
ton buildings, grounds for recreation, gymnasium, aud
it's admirable internal arrangements well known
hardly to need any notice from the committee. But they
annot refrain directing the public to It's snIrrioriiy
this respect any other school with which they
acquainted
The kind and excellent the school is aitcn
tive the various duties which assigned TO her the
boys hardly feel the want OF mothers care.
The strict paternal discipline and careful watcnl
constantly exercised by the principal tMr Bnret)
his large my, aud the happy moral and religious
influence which pervades the whole establishment give
parents every assurance that they reasonably de-
aand thai their will be well cared for and properly
rancd for the great purposes Of fuseuness in this
world, and happiness IN the next.