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cpOn ANY PERSON with this amount, who
,SoVV. wishes to get into safe and Probable re-
tail business. have chance seldom equaed The
owner having other business which urges he attention.
will sell out sIa sacrihce. Apply al 30 Falsonst trook
lyu leii "a
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NNANTED-A situation BY q respectable young NO.
w man, to do chsmberwolk. washing and iroang. ot
sewing Good city reference. Apply ALL Clnonpaee
Eixhth-st jeii 81
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WANTS.

VNANTED-A situation ~ Trustworthy ycung Wo-
w nsn who (. competent 10 take charge of grncrsl
hoasework - rest ain oock. and splendid ~sshef
40 i-uner Has the mos respectable reference TON ~
,lrv and country Wishes engage with fesrociacie
hrsy Cal n 30 Fourihst Csn be seen days eli ~
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few single gesilemen can be accom-
DmOdaed with good board and pleasant rooms, BY sp
plying at Mrs. SWANS, e3 Munsy-sl Also a few day
IL. lt1
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Said hostages on letters going to any place in
Great Britain or ireland may be prepaid, if the
whole amount is rendered at the Office in the
United States, where mailed, at the option of the
sender.
Newspapers may be mailed at any office in the
United States to any place in the United Kingdom
on the prepayment Of cents, and may, on receipt
from any place in Great Britain or Ireland be de
ivered at any Office in the United States on pay
ment of cents. Notc.-Each Government is to
charge cents on each newspaper These are to be
sent in bands covers, open at the sides or ends,
and to contain no manuscript whatever.
On each Pamphlet to be sent to any place in the
United Kingdom, and on each Pamphlet received
thereGrom there is to be prepaid in the first place,
and charged and collected in the second, one cent
for each ounce in weight fractional excess OF an
ounce.-These to be sent in bands or covers,
open at the ends, sides, readily to be eXamln-
ed, and to contain no manuscript whatever.
On Letters addressed to any place in British n.
America not to be conveyed by sea, there shall be
charged postage equal to the United States post
age and he Province postage combined.
On Letters to be sent to any foreign country or
British possession, and mailed for that purpose to
any post Office in the island of Great Britain, there
must be prepaid, if sent by British packet, cents
the single rate and If by an American packet q
cents-to be doubled, tripIed, Sc, according to
weight
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Rio DE JANERo, Sept. l, 1919.
The imports during the past month have been, from
United States, 6,SS5 barrels flour, 1867 pkgs. do
mestics PA do. tea, 242 600 lumber, APP brls
rosin, ll3 do. beef 2JS do pork, 292 bxs sperm
candles 800 bags pepper, 600 pkgs. lard, 5000 lbs
wax and sundrics.
Flom-The impor, being moderate the sales have
been to fair extent but a!thoHg the stocks IN first
hands were reduced quite low, advance could be
obtained, but rather the contrary, as the bakers
would only buy moderately, in expectation OF the
new crop, and importers were desirous OF clearing
oil old stock. Richmond sold from lG5OOd ISL,
according to quality and quantity Baltimore, l5I q
l5I5OO. being more wanted to assert. The stock IN
first hands is CISCO barrels, all Richmond, and in
second it is estimated to be almost l5,OOO.
COfce-More favorable accounts from Europe and
the certainty that the crop will not, on the av-
erage be half the preceding one, but in the opinion
of most not exceed oncthird, have caused prices to
advance very considerably, and the transactions
have been very extensive both Tor Europe and the
United States. At the moment, the market Is quiet,
but the dealers very firm in their prices; snpe
riors, 3l70Od All, (7!dS CD good tirsts, 3,4jOG
3.GO0U t65G7 10 c. on board,) for new crop; the
supplies of old are still considerable, and may be
quoted at ljOG 200 RS. lower; the arrivals OF new
are still limited, being estimated at only about I5OuO
bags since the commencement of the season; OF old
there still remains some quantity in the interior,
which may give fair supply to the market until
January next but afterwards very little can be cN-
pected Many planters have already sent all their
new to market and many have none to send. SIEVE
raj of the largest and best managed estates have not
gathered more than one-siXth the usual quantity
So general failure was never before known IN Bra
z and has proved much greater than we anticipated
in February and March last The last advces from
Europe to 10Th July, have rather checked the de-
mand, but should they be at all favorable by the
next packet it will revive again, and we should not
be surprised to prices advance still more. The
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and finally, with regard to the duration of the fire
and the small proportion Of ashes left, it resembles
very nearly the ceanest and best of the anthracites
But in the with which it igntcs; the compare
lively low temperature which it burns freely, the
proportions Of bitumen it contains indicated by the
clear, bright, voluminous flame; and lastly, in the
quantity and quality Of the coke obtained from it, it
ranks equally, at least, with the best qualities of
bituminous coal. 1t seems, indeed, to combine many
Of the good qualities of boh where in some respects
it is decidedly superior to either.
As an agent for the generation Of steam it is as
ccrtained to be much more efficient than either the
anthracites the one hand. Or the fat bituminous
coal on the other, which confirms, in this respect its
-nalogy with the South Welsh, Slanelly, and Swan
sea Goals" LEHMAN.
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T Whole Number 595.

ing the duties .lIcai--l4O brls New York have
been taken at les ~ bril- and 100 Baltimore at us
Rice-Sales to the extent of 500 bags East India
white (EIadras) have been made at lis. Bengal oil
hest quality. is at lis. ~ 100 b, Breod-There
is not any at market Lard--A sale Of 200 large
kegs has been made at Sd " ID. The article is ar
irving freely, and is falling. Pork-Several sales
have been made, each at higher price, say 90, o.,
&C and GSs " br for mess; prime has been moved
at SIS; The proposed increase OF duty has had tne
been made at 46s u half bril- for New York, and
40 a AS. for Baltimore.
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SOL .523 1871 G3,15s 396,O52 ASP :,

Q
The increased export to Europe in eight months
has been 1854 bags, making the total decrease OF
export in 1S49, compared with lsiS, 50,l02 bags.
Hides-The sales have been to a moderate extent,
at 1907 Stock about $4,000 SMALL held firmly at
these rates. as all the accounts from the South quote
them scarce and nigh
Freights have suddenly declined to so cts to
United States, and are very dull, Europe 40Q SOS.
Exchange ruled in August, 252 26d., and is now
firm at the latter rate. Pat. dollars; ll94O; do.
doubloons 30l a S0II2OO.
Sept. 10.-The arrivals are, Tartar from Lisbon,
SMYRNA, Cape Town, and Roanoke, Baltimore, with
$500 barrels Flour; also, vessel from Trieste with
200 barrels. The market is very dull, and sales of
Richmond are only by retail, at 17lla ISL. Bati-
more being more wanted, sells at 155OO stock 10000
barrels. The Coffee market is firm, although very
quiet, and prices unchanged; stock $4,000 bags
Freights very dull; Exchange, 26d. No later dates
from Europe or United States.
....... KINGSTON, (Jam) Oct 90
F7otr-500 brls. superfne Genesee have been par
celled at BPS. " bril-; and 200 brls Baltimore have
been sold at 34s. Small lots Baltimore have chang
ed hands at 35s. Part of the New York cargo,
which was GO scratched" and not superhne, brought
27s W brl. The market is quite unsettled, in con-
sequence of the uncertainty which prevails respect
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TRAVELLING FACILITIES,
with Distances and Fare from Baltimore
AT BALTIMORE,

For Philadelphia and New York.
About 100 miles, $3-About 200 miles, 7aSS.
Cars LeaUe. fire due.
Daily, at........SP P. NJ. Daily, at. III p. NJ
Daily exc. Sun. . a. NJ Daily, exc. Sun. q p. NJ.
and % \. NJ.
For York and Columbia, Pa.
IS miles, $l.j0-7O miles, S2.l24.
Cars leaCe.
Daily, at........9A.M. Daily, exc. Sun. 81 A. NJ.
Daily, exc. Sun. "A p. NJ. and P NJ.
For Washington City.
40 miles, SlS0-(no round trip tickets issued)
Daily, at 8 A. NJ, and Daily, s A. M. x II P. NJ.
and liz P. NJ.
For Cumb erland, SC.
IFS miles, s7-W Wheeling, S11-Pittsburg, SO
Daily, at ......74 A. NJ. Daily, at........6 P. NJ.
For EIlicott's Mills and Frederick.
ID miles, so cts.-62 miles, $50.
Daily, .........EA NJ. Daily, ....". &c P NJ.
Daily, exc. Sun. Al P NJ. Daily, exc Sun 10 Am.
Harper's Ferry and winchester, Va.
81 miles.--lll miles.
Cars leare daily, Il M. Daily. ....6 P. NJ.
For Norfolk and Portsmouth, Va.
1870 miles, So
n steamboat ieaUeS. is due.
Daily, ex. Sunday, at 4 Daily ex. Monday, at 7
p. NJ. A. NJ
AT PHILADELPHIA,
For New York.
Ours or a steamer leace
Daily, at..............6 and A. NJ, and A P. NJ
For Baltimore.
Daily, exc. Sunday, at. 81 A. NJ and p 10 p. NJ.
On Sunday. .....Z& and ~ p NJ.
AT NEW YORK,
For Boston.
Cars or steamers leGCe
Daily, exc. Sun, at ......S A. NJ. and and p. NJ.
For Philadelphia.
Daily, exc. Sun, .......6 and 8 4. NJ, and A. P NJ.
NEW YORK POST OFFICE.
The Mail for Boston, via New Haven, closes daily,
excepting Sundays, at 64 A. NJ.
The steamboat Mail for Boston, via Stonington and
Providence closes daily, exc. Sunday, at y p. NJ.
The Great Southern Mail, including the Mail also
for the Western States, closes daily at u A Nj
and, except on Sunday, at p. NJ, on which latter
day at Il p. NJ.
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Extract from Barings' Circular.

IUNDUN, VUV TUT,
Cofee-Has been in less demand, and 800 casks
800 bags Plantation Ceylon have only found buy
ers at a reduction of about IS. ~ cwt. viZ.-from
AIS for fine ordinary, up to 55s for low mid coloury.
Native is held at 3Ss. a 3Ss. 3D., without finding
buyers-2S0 bags Costa Rica have been sold at ASS.
a 46s. 3D. for fine ordinary, but ITO casks Porto
Rico at auction were withdrawn at 42s with 300
bags Laguayra at Ais. being rather cheaper. We
I'VE gave full quotations of prices in our last weeks
Price Current under " Remarks in Review of the Mar
ket See Liverpool Prices Current also on next page of
this paper.-Editor
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PATENT HAMMERED SHIP AND
BOAT SPIKES.

"ADE BY THE ALBANY IRON AND
Vn NAIL WORKS, TROY, N. Y, of superior
quality Also, RAIL ROAD SPIKES of all de-
scriptions, and BOILER RIVETS, large supply
constantly on hand for sale at manufacturers prices,
by T.. PRATT & BROTHER,
lie IL az g. 20 South Charles street.
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II. SINCLAIR, JR. Il co.
AGRICULTURAL MACHINE AND Pillow
MANUFACTURERS,
NURSERY AND SEEDSMEN,
N l. hSEh Y AMI SEED
No 62 Iight street,

.N0 b2 IlgW SWtcL,
3g-PLOWS, Sc. FOR THE COLONIES AND
SOUTHERN PORTS, DETACHED PACK
ED IN SMALL COMPASS FOR SHIPMENT.
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Washington daily, * SAM 4P' M.''o4 AM :SoPM
western, dally3''''' '''''o A. = VI
Winchester, Va. eX sun. 10 A. M''''.''''.o4 P NJ.
York, Pa. Route, eX. sun. A. M. .....64 p. NJ.
Annapolis, Md. eX sun. % A. Al''.'''''''o4 A. NJ
Norfolk, daily, eX Sunday, at ?. M
due daily, eX. Monday, at o AM.
Delaware, Il. Shore OF a.
Somerset worcester 7p N,,,,,11 p NJ
counties, Md, Sunday,
Tuesday and Thursday
Up. counties of f. Shore,
Nd, Monday, Wednes- s A. M....''..3 P. NJ
day and Saturday,
Upper Marlboro Route
Monday, Wednesday and 4 p. M.'''..'.o A. NJ
Friday,
Port Tobacco Route, Tues / Apvl
days and Thursdays. .''..'SA.A
And on Sundays at.......... 5A.MS
Westminster Route, daily / G. p. M........7PM
except Sunday, ........S
Bel-Air daily, eX. Sun. ....' . A. N'..--'..ZP NJ
DATES oE POSTAGE
Ni E ~ ~ ,oro ,,iocos IF no,er
t@eSteIS tIr W, co i, rnbt sent pny
u s!t nv. ~ am nils / cents
ais.d'o1 iio' ' 500 IL IN cont
any ui'IinoI 1S ~ LIE o,oo lftor Tho first
h eVety ,i 10 dnnb,e and t,yo additional
OUNCE inc cni'ae = uo"Ol, r,'u 60, af nv,
S . - ~ e., -, -
ounce, beyond thG iirSt ounee on, g., ,o,;,,o.. -
i-e'lei' ,I''oHS IL VI, " ~
the same place. Genus od''' , -..l h.
Letters anVerliseu arc ~ ,nn,.
sides regular Po''ase' o' II 'O' III P'f1''
GEMS r,,., h,,n;1,s and advertisements nrirted
r ItbogranbrI IN napcr not LARGER than ouarto post
or SINGLE cap, folded and directed, bat unseaed. 3
cents per sheet any distance postage to be prepaid ;
1,baI, rsoaIad same as letters
Circulars on sheets larger than cap, are rated as
namnhlcts.
on pann51cts. magazines, periodicals, and every
other kind of printed or other matter Except news
papers circulars handbills and advertisements) un-
riaPp,,an,od Nth .rv manusrript communication
weighnr one ounce or less, % cents per copy, for
any distance. For every additional ounce, cent
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suboin note Of the mportations from list January,
and stocks on LIST instant, viz
1915 Imports. 1si9.
Great B-itain. Al 100000 4G, 100000
Other Ports of EuroDe2 -. 2OO.OOO 270,200,OOO
2g9. 100000 3lG, 100000
1915 Stocks. 1919.
Great Britain. as 100000 Al, 100000
Other ports Of Europe 50 100000 81, 100000
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CONTINENTAL MARKETS.

Latest Dates.-AMsTERDAM.-C remains
firm; no Java below C. 254 to 26. Brazil and st.
Domingo are in good demand. Stock of Java in all
Dutch ports com rses about 10000 bags; against
1000 bags in 1S4S. Sugar is very quiet. Stock
of Havana, 5000 boxes against few hundred in
1915 The whole of the stock in Amsterdam and
Rotterdam consisted Of $500 tons, against 10000
tons in lS4S. Rice is in limited demand We quote
Carolina fl. 13l614.
ANTwERP.-CQ Coffee is in demand, and very firm.
Sugar is quiet. Dry Hides in request at very
firm prices 5000 dry River Plate sold at c. % to
81 Prices of Tobacco are higher. $50 hhds Ken
lucky were taken at c. 153 to 2l4; 100 Virginia, C
Is! to 16. $50 tons st. Domingo LOg1cood sold at
H. o. 5000 brls were done at fl. q to p.
HAMBURG.-Stocls of Cotton small. $50 bales
middling to good middlng American sold at s. 81 to
6. SUglH quiet. Extensive sales of Coffee have
been made say 10000 bags, at advance OF 5. Lie
to J. OF Rio, $4,000 bags sold at S. 81 to Al; 5000
Java s. 4 to Al; 1000 bags Laguayra, S. a. to J.
Sales Hides large, viz: $4,000 dried Beunos Ayres
: 81 to 81; 1000 salfed Beunos Ayres, $ 3; 5000
Rio afioat, about $ A. Rice is in very limited de-
mand. Carolina is worth IN. II to 49, u 100 lbs
SpiceS-50O bags f. l. Ginger sold at S. lilo
and 200 chests Cassia Lignes, $. IL.
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CUNARD LrNE-For Liverpool ,ceekly


To leare .Neac York., To leacG Bremen,
Washington, Nov. 20 Hermann, ......Nov. Is
Hermann, ..... Dec 20 Washington, Dec. Is
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.Spices.-Thc Trading Company's large Sale took
place at Amsterdam on 4th instant, and the whole
found ready buyers, the Nutmegs considerably above
valuations-2 776 casks Nutmegs sold as tollows:-
$50 casks No. at l.GG cts; $50 casks No. 2 at
VI AZ cts. 3O1 casks No at l.02d LOS cts; and
1872 casks No. 4 at 20 cts. The Mace (526 casks
brought l.50G u 80 cts for G y d. and l,3l3 casks
Cloves, from 4OG4l cts. for s 2; since when an
advance of cents has already been offered for Nut
mcgs The sales here for the week comprise 100
bags Pimento at 4 d.; $500 bags Pepper, at I'D,
for dusty Sumatra, and 900 bags NLalabar Ginger
at 19s. Cd. a 21s.
Sugm-Dullness has characterised our market
through the week, and importers have again made
occasional concessions. We estimate the sales to
the Trade at about 2,iOO llhds. and 10000 bags
5000 BIS yellow Havana have been taken for REIN
ing. principally at 39s. Cd a los, while jOOJ bags
brown Pernams and $500 bags Manila at auction,
were all bought in: Holders of Foreign still keep
firm: the demand, however, is very limited Nothing
new from the near ports of the Continent. At st.
Petersburg 5000 bxs. white Havana have been sold
from Ro 2S,d Ro 29s.
AMERICAN STOCKs.-During the greater part OF
the week, the demand has been very limited tor
United States n ct. Stocks; but to-day oil the de
parture of the mail, business has been done at .O5G
y O5s for Bonds to bearer, and there now ne
sellers under log T. cent Certificates offered
1914 sale of Pennsylvania has been made at IS!
MARYLAND, S7ta So u cent. We have otherwise
no transactions or variation to notice.
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POST OFF[CE.-MAILS

fire Conveyed by Rail Road Cars and Stages daily.
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CLOSE: DUE:
Eastn, dai. ,ex. Sun. SAM. &7P.M... so AM S3PM
Sunday, ................7 p. M..........ll PM
Great Southern, daily, ....5 A; NJ. ......S p, NJ.
Washington, daily, &SA.M., Ar. M...s4 AM:&sP.M
Western, daily. "..'..'6 A. M..'.''''''64 P NJ
Winchester, Va. ex. Sun. 6 A. M.........64 p. NJ.
York, Pa. Route, ex. Sun. A. M. :...'.64 p. NJ.
Annapolis, Md. ex. Sun. IS A. M..........S4 A. NJ.
Norfolk, daily, ex Sunday, at p. NJ.
due daily ex. Monday, at s AM.
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PRINTED BY JOS. ROBINSON,
BOOK AND JOB PR L N Il u *,
No. III BALTIMORE STREET.
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FOREIGN STEAM ~ OTHER PACKETS
Days OF saiiing.)
THE OCEAN STEAMERS.

CUNARD LINE.-SauS for .4merica aceekly.
America, Harrison, For Boston,. Sept. Is
Hibernia, ;. Stone, For New York;. {" p
Caledonia. .Leitch, For Boston, GO 20
Niagara, ..Ryrie,. For New York, Oct. 6
Europa, Lott, ......For Boston,...... g -
Cambria, ...Shannon, For New York;. " 20
C1-,,nn IAr,- Ear IirerrnnnI areeLLL
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YER. s,. ca n. ss ard soss al ca Es-sr
n.se so,sss e. - t.s. co., 20, 90 .,.,
steamer Dorss. r's-n, Pr sre loop " of hi'' var
tucket. Sound 49,. n
c'ss~Grr ...,n-, l-,r. Co. cor-'s,. ~ u.'rs d.,
GLOUCESTER o. 8.su .tif. $50 g ff.n ff. A.'i N,J
Fos@f st.d,ff-if su.as.< I.r LQr. tff- =. ~ -
"a r.. go .r-f bf.r D..rtrAs ~ Hls.fi stsr. b.
lfesog. D istor if psog. - N,orclt 49,. ~
@fo1 bsnf. h"i.fofs. ? -'t.,. ~ a.. "
Co. A. s4-'s fsrssr sf'-e do w-t-f- ~ 49,. ~.
Cs-- Can sssu ~ Lie. rf.s Il Es.oa cf soou ~
Iatu- Ny ~ B,is;li ssisfes H. ssrc r.
a. o. s,ry ~. 81 Deer Arsfhs-,- bgoAsf,
Cfsrterry H. - f,h- o-pfe,t 'aist .aAP ~ -.
oes- ci b. etr' Ser, OFT stssoarsh lts'' An'o1J
Ds1, IS ,-,.....
ra,..oa, KrLsra ct--s b. F.ass'. oranacs, ~ ior
Mes Tuft H-ur, Carer blstoa CO. bf sehf o'rr' '- a.
NOBLE 50, srr ssir gmu4 soru v.s.:.f Fort i,'
tsi -tstn0. JAMS Dsy, GDs'.pn 80 c;"af Pr'so1s
sEwBEDFORD ors-Cs bsrs O.oz, Doruin 1seshasre az
us.i c-stnsd % csliorns b's lofos''s h5r' s'' f'n
Nrw LONDON OF 5ss .tr ss,h,-- rh'ug'oa. Tae-7'-n
SEW ORLEANS. s.p; - CD D.rs D-s.1 y.r- 'hf
Dsuos iisnrss'r. Psr.-cols .trh bs'uf Gar btlnaf
HgWFoRr OF f-sr, b<fs Ifi1,, A-rfn-e fcs ~ fio'
S-c. trs Hot Hsvl.,s Bs-lr o for chr. s.fsh Aaa
Yok Oi-sf g@rrsto1 ~ Frortsue- Lll L-s1lf
cou - has 'f Fhrsd O.. io..sf J.a-. tn-tgf i'I
o.. knosssascf h-rr,e DO ~ o. -, -.
fhi. DA.re-il. dx~ hs--of IT. Hsrofi bn--t C'-H'
ba'irgt.u - Iros rl-s~- kisy M hisp, -, 1-I'n'
~so- ~ fHav-af B-s-n A.- fof &C. Ni"'-i Sr1 MAJ
r0EiLasDHArr OCT o. .i. Mary snsr wash. an Trenton.
sp,s pao iasraasr 1hooaston ior bingham, Jlo fe5-f
~ .s b. of E>a co 10 ,rh, BIZ =. " t'-o'
,-at f.-' j ross TIA, CT 4 Veiof PEN ft",t
PK0vlDgSCE-Cd - srts Ptia, Hoa.on Vng.gi Lolsa
P-ees- Cav Ps' CO hss.en ws.s, Asso5 s
and ffsrkin W.. Pew lsiuc4
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SCHOOLS.
T1REyT0wy INSTITUTE. ,eIsc, so.r5

rI'ARKY TOWN INSTITUTES selecf Boarding
/ srso0I ,or Gov. - T1rrgtosn. IA NEWxsN
thrd Of nile bcTi Of ih= village near Ire sro Etch
Major AIDE laIfr. su0 arrut biz rI- from iss
stesub0-i ancinf srd h1dsHr River h.o11 Ins auiid-
ings well caicais.f for Tie Purrcs-. hsvi ample
play sIolld, Ac
Instructed IN al its branches Of A. Ecgsh I'D
eduratou requisite for tOuuefc A. Tlr-ls " -rer1e
Co eye.
csclste1 ~ excite Al .ese f-n-f t,eh 70 euo-frass
and perrl~x n- mind aud 70 pupil vii 20 sotea 90 pass
tbr,g studies until h has llcfo1 - ard !rzccE
kno y edge Of Ire sane
IT, Primo p-l fsriue been more han twenty wear. sue
es..rnv ens.ged IN his profession. fe-s himself fy
coce.ert 10 sivs perfect satisfaction ~ hose who nay
n.-onzh n lo-iuuon a1d ~ pledges hiuss thai sue
a Il attention shall be paid 70 The mannefs. morals and IL
i-iecfusl improve -enis Of tne pupils committed n -
rsre thrir humber being limited % twrnty i've.
There sre ~ terms 10 year, each i've months
Tr- Sumner Term commencing on me frs. Of May, snd
admitted a. any line bat Tot Jr ess period thar
term without srecisl agreement The price q So-rd
Grd r1ifOu ncuding bee tedotF ~s-tins ard meuding
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