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sPlKIT VI TAk ADkHIR6 RkkHs.
TIL. I,,t~Yipssesy deprecates the passaQe of

sPlkIT VI TAx ADkHIR6 Pkkss.
The Inteiligs"e.r dsprecates the passage Of
the Homestead bill, saying: r-t 81.
The GREAT SCHEME OF PRoDIeALIrY.-
We ware panied 10 hear from the Capitol last
evening that strong fears were entertained OF
the eventual passage by that body Of the vast
scheme for 80 wandering he emile publii do
main gilded vi b the taking title Of the Home
stead hi l." The Vaccinations Of the most in
tellisent newspaper correspondents bad led rs
to lops for q different result. Thus at one fell
swoop will b annihilated for oil pa'ional pur-
poses q hei itsge vast almost beyond the power
of Con puta. ion, and a perennial source of rev
enue for public exigencies such as no people
ever beSSre possessed. And, 10 the name OF
common sense. for what. To depopulate the
old states, and, by delusiye boon, tempt
hu dreis Of thousands to their ruin. Or t.
draw 20 our shores the poverty and crime Of
every CLINE and kingdom of the Old v ofld ?
E,efy body has heard OF the boy who CUT open
the Gooss that laid golden egg every day,
bat We never heard that the wisdom Of the &c,
ha, been par icul.rIy admired What will his
tory ssy II an act which ra.hly destroys tbs
source Of a Thousand golden eggs q day through
hnndfed years TO oOme?"
The Onton argues that the proposition O.
the Abolifionists 10 refuse admis. ion to Kansa,
OF Nebraska into the Union, if either Of then
q iopt slavery, il sitks last AID worst treason.
The same journal comments on the fact tha
the South are united on the slavery question
The Sentinel takes the Louisville Jouyna
70 task for intimstipg the propriety Of con
tinuaiion Of the former afilliction betwee,
the Northern and Southern Wings, holdin,
tina: the gulf separating them on the SLAYER,
question, should keep them forever apart here
after. "NiGgers, nigsers arc the card." Tn
Sentinel editor also gets merry over tn
UaiO,r's highfofusin, of which he presen,
bis readers with tie following, lamong others
as q specimen, viz:
let, in all manner of publications diurns
and diarurnsl, scattered multitudinocs a. au
tuwn1l leaves over our happy land, in n
species Of uIteraDce, from the most insan
IaviDgs Of ignorance and malice TO tho mos
seoucuve accents OF eltquence the people ar
rrgsi 10 be persuaded mat they may be BET
ter governed ,"
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FOR PINEY POINT,
OLD POINT, & NORFOLK.

The Steamer Os GEO IA leave
6EaaSs WISH ct n every Saturday q. ornir s
1t 0 cioc.. n the sboss named pIscs. Keturniog
leaves Norfnlk every supd.y at p IN: stopping .,
old Point Piney Poiot. and all the usu:l laudir gf
o. the Potomac for astergere.
The os~eois viii cnn;inue 70 run 10 Norfolk unit;
the lst of September.
Pa sage and fsre to Norfolk and o Point, IS 90
Nv .0-tf J&s. MITCHELL ept
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kriF ccoL.-1he following note. evidsn,l,

hriF CcoL.-1he following note. eviden,l,
written in hot haste. speaks for itself:
Editors Of ihs Star: What on earth is the
mater nj b you or your thermometer? II !,
bad eT ough to be gasping for breath these
tweiterin.iy hot days, but hen to be told tina
the thsrne meter d only 81 .hen NV csrcs,,
tells me u Is 1o4 10 poking fun At the pub. jc
10 way don't like. Yours Indignantly,
A SuBscRIBER.
Our unknown correspondent must keep cool
Our constant endssvor Is to publish . pape,
thai will suit all tastes, ages. and climates :;
and By referring to the appropriate column.
DO will perceive TIA: We have, this afternoon,
raised our theuometrical quotations ten per
osns. VIII that satisf, hiu3
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0oss-ihe Louisville Journal notes od.r.
seA TWO or four thoussnd hogs, 70, December
delivery, At 81 cents OF the book.. bu, thai.
a's 10 buyers At this price. The butchers arc
paying 81 ssss gross fsr fas hosa
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-. These IN WANT OF ks.DY-NADs C1oTH Ke
shouts, b fore purchasing sewh. re-. call &C NJ sh
Walker Co.'s Marble Hall Clothing emporium
where they will find Msferia's If all kinds, colors
and Qualities, mai mp in the most ap prove ttyl.s
and ut ric, h,ch cSnnOt fail t. iuduce them to
pureha.e They have just received an additional
ia'g. supply OF iho.e bea,t fnl add well mad, Du
Drilling Costs which have no comparison In Il Is
marstt Their stock II we'll kept Up, osnssting OF
every thing belonging to . e n'lsH ans wardrobe
togs:her with Ooys' nd servants clothing.
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Dr. ~ aCh A.s.-Ne have just rss.Iv d
E'N'he larpeat assortment # superior COL o
T. eJWATCHESe ever ef-red for fals n this city
<~ which We are re ling at grsaty reducr d
pIrSS. sEl. rH. r.s..s H.--n
Purchasers Of t. above may relv upon having
per ext tmekeepers, aud such each Watch IL guar
ant.ed. IL ". GAIT 1 BRO.
eign Of the Golden Eagle, Pa. sve., 49,.
jv Got 9th and Sta
NaiSJ AMI MUu. hUFsLiNG.-aecey ed thif
~ day new supply Of u q abUvs d. 81 . IL goods
have also good aesori nent of Ladies and Miss.
Mit's. Kid, Silk, and Lille 6loses y, ms Of ever,
description Black Nett f.r Maatls Blk silk and
G3mped Lao 8, Bonnet snd Sash hibben, Enbr id
cred collars. Sieve, aud Hdkfs. figd ami uls,d
Ct'ons, Nets, swiss and Cambri. Ed. ing ami In
serti0g. All Of h.ch will ell lw for ossr.
RUTH A. PEAiO,
Pa avenue, betWs, n 8th and 9th SITS
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A0-er1HnD 1aU1eS-Ihoss Of our readers vnc
desire 70 pass through spsndid GALLERY q Ricsuree,
should not fail to pay yidt % Plum6s Rooms on
the Avsnua He hasosi sxhihdfion there some ehoioe
peoinans Of the new art Of Ddox sTscyPsH1 u OF
shich sor bssufv and sxssllsnes are tncompaxsble,
There d portrait sxseuted, IN this last style, q
Pressdsnt tisroe, that reflects great credit on ~
srtist every linsamsnt thereof giving Efefiks q.
ureoeion. NI. plumbe u rsckoaed among the Arr
DAgusersan artist Of cur tma. MAJ a.
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~ sxIlH's DYSPEPSIA @ RDiAL-This deacious
compound ts offered positive cure in all oas. O,
Dyspepsia or arrangement Of the Digestive organs
Certifcstss Of extraordinary curse accompany each
dleterious substance. For sale by T. d. GILMAN
md at Browne Hotel, Washington, and Wholesale
md retail by Dr.. SMITH, IL and 20 South 18th ct.
Philadelphia. VS.. - NAV o-tf
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~ Joe SnaaIsna Iv.. io.eIses all the NEW
BcoKs and NEWSPAPERS as fast as published. Tie
is agentfs Harper's and all the other Magazines
and our readers Will always find large and good as
sortmenf OF Blank Books and Stationery at his Book
store, Odeon Building, corner of4 street and Penn
syivania avenue. aug 10
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~ Mayor Conrad, of Philadelphia, is after
the sunday cigar sellers, as we'll as the Sur.
day rum sellers, wi, sharp stick. Even
" hne.cut' and cavsndish' are among the
contraband articles on the first day Of the
week. g. - 2-u- 1. @ :.
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W Use PtMPTcN's HI0sIABLE JISCTUBH- Have
you Eyss epsis. Liver Complaint, Nervous Debility
Diseases OF the Kldneys any Loss Of Power aud Dis.
arrangement Of the eysteml We but point yen n
the Thousands who have used the GEAR isviaoRi-
TOR .--. r.-s ~ ;,
'HaDpt1n's Vegetable Tncture," and its effects.
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APro'SExES1.-Fr'nklin Winfield, son of
Dr. Richard Winfield, Of Rockingham county.
Va, has resolved the App,intmsnt Of Cadet
at West Point from that Co agrsssiopal District.
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a bASIrR.-San soydam, . we'll known
.aas character of New York, offers wage,
80. VS' OF moro. ons-h half forfeit, that Capt.
...~ 'D1 FAIL. Of st. Louis, cannot hit the
0'u'nAfy size target Of an iron man. n. tan
paees' of.snsr than be osuydam :, 49,, $50.
" -. 'A Pi1'ol' one hundred shots a,
the word one, 10 be given in ON. .....s
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Asors.R AAIcH--A match ha. b.., mad.
10 New York BY The owner of Tssoa, :. 49,,
against the celebrated horse Grey EaI, g..
the sum Of a, 600 q side. 1'i
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o. hEa AkD--stra,ei stolen rom the sub
SDO snib'r, q white BEEF HELFER. Tie s.oS,
reward vii be given tor the return OF the hs ir 10
GEO. W. EaERS N
jv 20-Sts 18Th street.
I OLA mite d. ,wu uy nm u Sibe:, ia favor
IL Of vii lam Douglass, for 1878, Gated July }, and
Tor ninety -ys AL Iersous are " .ri ed against
tradiog sh said Iote, the payment IT has beeL
s,opr-a. Nm. DOUGLASS.
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Is CENT DAGgERREOTYPES.

Il SEE that the peop'e are swsss in these tiggingr
i for thy IRE coming to STEWAKTS " lORk
PICTURE CALLER Y BY thou nd. TO have tn. il
pictures taken by the new frsnch process, and by
reduce fine colorsd and correct likeness
ior % csnts snd none have CONS out o. my gallery
without perfect satisfaction, for We tax per gem
On Ps. avenue, tetwes n oh ard It'll tt,, ov.r GIL
mans Drug STORE ut ,hs old stand Of Professor
" OOdh idge. jy.O-lts
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sr,n.,s Mad had no hair on the top Of hf bead,
In the place where the hair ought 70 grow.
Bu. h lived previous to the discovery Of Lyons oei
seassd k.th.,son, which not only preserves and
bssutaAss, but restores the hair to any period OF
liss. on,y these Who win not tsy Il, are troubled
With ealansa, dandrua, OF harsh and unpleasant
hair.
From Ae Home JossRdl n. T.
mo article ever acquired so rapid celebrity sno
universal appreciation Is LYoS's EAfHAnoS. To
those who have used It land who has noD the rea
son Is Obvious as its invigorating and seautiyine
effects, and agreeable Perfume, stamp II indispen.
sable article Of the toilet"
Sold at the cid price Of Is ssat in large bottles,
b. Ill dsalArs, everywhere. r
DE-. BARNES Proprietor. lsl Broadway. NY.
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II Mr.. Joseph Bowers committsa tu.e .ds
!" Berkely county, Va. on Monday last by
hanging himself.
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~ fessERvE YouR HAIK-lt is . meiaschoa'
and startling fact that quite large class Of tn
America people ere bid, AID thaf ton It an earl,
aga, and 1t becomes those afflicted to parte ana *
anime the cause ~ Bslhnts. and then tha 'emecy
Emerson's A nericdn H1ir Reyforatire' stands uu
rivslleJ tor that purpose IL "a an Indian preta1s
ton prpsred purely on the scientific priocipl.s OF
The ked Man, end who ever en- bald hsadsd In
disnt such thin has never hsen known.
See circulars, to Be had Of Dfuggists, giving par
ticulsrs.
Price 81, In large bottles.
fold In Wssl ington and Georgetown d. C., by 81
the pencpsl rru sgi t.. and by Druggist. general.
throughout the United States and Canaias
ID. GILMAN. Wholesale ami General Agent
Washington, D. 9.
q. z. USHER CO. Proprietors,
No. Al Superior Street, Clevelans. o
" 6-SmoA
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DLIkY MlLES.-Thi c.lsbsatsd TOursss
i neg book Of Travels In Iceland, u lost rsesissa
&C ..@ TAYLOR 4 kAuRYe
u ~ Deoksepgs, Asaa Oh -
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EOJ&Y'S LAuI,s n INK -, 49,,
~ !sssls Ct sHtL-INaruN,S Bo,ksto,s
o. !a'p'r cArsw, Knt, his Life and Expsrisnse,
Fashion snd Famine, by Mrs Ann stapheus
Aha Mystssies OF ony. nr, by q ro,ed ~ hoa,,.
PREACHER - ~
Kentucky - =. :.
All ths nsw hooks pub ishsd received imm sdistelv
Afterwards, and ,or sals ct y
- eHILLIN0rON's Bsokptses 81 .5
,,soees. p ~. I'D ~ ~ oason D1n4hA
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ga most beautiful. ohoice, and varied aescrt
meut of fresh Spripe and hummer Clothing has JUS
been opened by Noah Walker 4 Co., proprietors OF
the celebrated Marble Hall Clothing Emporium
Our citisens. q well - strsusers, should, by oil
means give them trial, their goods are made ~
In the very best manner and most fashSonabie style
Their stock consists Of full drses a1d business suits
dpe black and colorsd Cloth frock and dress Coets
rich vestings &c., with a selection OF furnthinE
Goods not surpassed In the city fo- beauty and ye'
Particular and attention. has been paid 70 tns
Boys and Youths DEPARTMENT.
Their prices are Uniformly low, ard We say 70 ONT
and all, call on them before purchasing slsswhsfs.
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VOa - LII - hn q CO. Lave fCr sale
u cot smi his fecnllectoos
Quarter ia IS of Kent. c,y
Hoys, Greens
The Mysteries Ct Cenveuf, ~ q noxd Methoii.,
Prescher
Alo, Flog Of cur Union and Cpce Sam for 9elh
New YorS ClipI er for ibis week
ELDER & co.
No COLUMBIA Place, cer. La sv. aad 9Th st
- ia
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DOiNGs In CONGRESS.

In THE SENATE, yesterday, sf,er We went
to press, they again proceeded to the consid-
era ion Of the I omestead bill, which was de
bated on amendments by Messcs. Mallory.
Brodhead Chase, Brown, Adams. Clay, Cass.
Mason, Petit, Badger, Fish, Dawson and
Toombs.
Mr. Clayton moved to lay the bill on the t..
bic; not agreed to-yeas "a, nays27.
Yeas-Messr.. Badger, Bayarh, Benjamin, Brod
head, Butler. Clay Clayton. dawson, ..tx"n, Evans.
Fessend.n, Fi-h, Fitzpatrick, Foot, Houston. Hun
yer, Mallory. Mason. N"rr 3, Ptarce, PRATT. Thom
-on, Of Kentucky, TOOnibs, aud TUuc-y-2l.
Nays-Messrs. Adams, Allen, Aichi,ou. Bell
Bright. Cass, Chase, D'dgr. nj Wis"onsi /, Dodge.
of Iowa, Douglas. Geyer, Gillette. Gwin, james.
Johnson, Jones, Of iowa, Jones' IF Tennessee Petit
Rockwell, Sch .stian, Shields, Slid.ll, Stuart Sum
neI, Walker, and Weller-2..
The Senate then adjourned.
In THE House. yesterday, after we went to
press, the consideration CT amendments to The
army appropriation bill was con, iuued in Com
,n;tfee Of the Whole on the state Of the Union
until late hour; when, On rising, the House
adjourned.
PROCEEDINGS OF T0D Day.
SeEArE.-The bill to pay eff the creditors O,
he republic Ct Texas was debated by Messrs
DI'Sut hbu SudSe, duu tueu II was pa 99e0 over
tor the day.
The Homestead bill was then taken up and
also debared Tho speakers, before we wen
10 press, being Messrs. Badger, Mason ant
TOucey.
HousE.-Mr Wheeler withdrew his pend
ing motion to lay on the table the motion b,
which the House had, on the day before, laie
the bill on the table to repeal tho balf.rat,
feature on prepaid newspapers in the postag'
bill
Mr.. Jones, Of New York, reported back from
The Post Office Committee tho Senate bill 10
the relief Of Thos. c. Nys. The question be
ing on its third reading, it was debated a
length until tho CONCLUSION Of the ,noruin,
hour. When
! M. Odds by leave. reported tho Geners
Post Route bill from the Post Office Committee
Ar. moved the previous question On It's pas
sage. Pending the question on secordirg b
call for The precious question. the Hous
went into Committee, (Mr. Wright, of Pa il
The chair,l wherein the Army Approx ria, io
bill Was taken Up and debated on the amend
! ment Of Mr. Benton to Sell the arsenal ground
in St. Louis to The Co por alton of the sal
city for $3.50, 0Go; which was debated by NJ,
McMulIin against it, and Mr. Bishop Per kint
Of NJ Y. for it, before We went to press
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A Boys' New Milt.a,y Compa.

uS ny.-You b. desiring TO join The cor, a
''Jurior ;:ighlanders,r nov being rsisei pof
hsi 10 tend the meeting u he proncsed compan,
on T0-TOSt0W friday EVENISG. tn, 81 in
st-nt at q "A o'clock on +, b;twesn lltn and l2ih
streets. iv 90 lts
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10 CONTRACTORS AND BUILDEhs.

40 CONTRACTORS AND BUILDGhs.
6>HE sulScriber Mould respectfully inform the
l. public that he Keeps c1nstaatly on hand and
for sale ut the low eat prices, large sssortmr, o
arti:ies ns:e sary for bulldog purposes. which he
hopes it will prove fer their inter st to cali and
anime bs;ore purchasing elseN here.
Among the most important sre-
PENRhYN MARBLE IND IRON HASTELS
Viii for cheapEess, beauty and durability
are UNSURPASSED
PARLOR AND CHANGER ENAAELLED
GRATkS the latest New York stvks
DUNLAP G cos HOT sTR FURNACES FOR
heating priv.t. ard public buidiogs, ehufrhe.
= &c, the very bsst and the mort eco. onicsI
Fnrf e now in use
PONDS IXPROHEo IoUBLE OVEN COOK
CAST iRoV WTvDo " LLNTELs AND SlLLS,
IRON COLUANS de-
ENCAUSTIC F1LLN0, for Hall, Vestihule, and
Churcb dcnIs Roo
ZION RAILLN GS, Of cast and wrought iron. and
wire. These are manufactured ] n Nev Yoyk
and for their beauty and ysr,ety OF %, tie, n
and finish are INT qualiet.
The above y III Re tut up II detird, ana every NJ
tort will b. made t. give rurchsssrs satisfa1t on.
Apply At the W.
Crnsmen.sl Iros Wsrs House.
"a asenHe, beta n Cd and Az stieets
~ <v-eWI X HA>KTNs
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STEAM MACHINERY FOB u. s sTEAM
FRIaATES.

NAVY DErAs1NExT, July 10, 1854.
IN c-nse4ne nee various plcatioas from differ
emf a, ts thu United States, desirin an extern
sion Of time TO M ls manufs tuners OF machin-r,
g rspsre plans and prop: ssls TO be submitted in
ac~ordsnce with the ttrus Of ,hs advertisement o.
this dep rmsnt Of Juy l, 1858, the time spe if1es
10 that adv. tsement tie ptou II proposals.
&c. Is ext nded until the LIST Of September next.
iy 30-dIv n0RRiG
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~ The Cvrbins OF Virginia, Ms.
tl3 y and, and their c,ll.tera,s, are reque ted
II u Get "a BARNUMS, Baltimore. August 9th, fl
the purpose Of d; Ding their geres oy. in order 10
take SOM legal steps 10 In esrirste their clsims tc
The Jennings Estate" 1t IA important that all ths
branches Of the family, who msy have aay family
records, shculd produce tie same It that time.
jy 1856
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~ Untpn Ac2Oemy.-Th Annual NJ
~ animation o. the Students Of he Onion Acad-
ary " Ii take pisee on Tuesdsy. Wednesday, anC
Cqu.siay et this week, bspinn ng at a N. Publ
cEcto r,csl Ext rcise on FRIDAY NI3-T, July 21st
at o'clrck, IN tire Academy Hall. Tie public, g.
we'll as patrons are invited to attend
z. HECTARES,
jy 1876 Principal.
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treaty of amity and commerce between th.
United States and Honduras have been taken
md that the Honduran Minister at VI ashipg
con and the American Secretary Of State will
GOT be long in coming to terms. noi duras, l.
aill be recolles,ed is, commercially considered
by long odds the most important If the Cen
rsi American States. At present we have nc
.resty with her. The necessity for placing on,
commerce with her on the fair basis cf treat,
guarantee, must be obvious to all Commercial
.aen. .- ... -r -...
A very Important Decision The Attorney
General In Opposing of question recently
arising in connection with the Government,
property at Harper's Ferry, has decided tina.
Ulcers Of the Government or other persons ,e
siding on land ceded by any Of the States t,
tho United States, are not subject to be taxed
ny the authorities Of the States, and arc MOTH
general, smenabls to the State labo,s, OF mn
aicipsl regulations.
The new District Attorney for the Southern
district Of New York.-John MrKeon ESQ.
assumes the discharge Of the duties of his ofsc,
'o-dsy.
Our Relations with Chii.-It ia understood
10 congressional circles that Mr.. Starkwsther,
# Ohio, orr new minister to Chill, goes on,
with Instructions to form q now treaty With
hat Government, which Is said to have init.
mated ito willingness to thus increase and
strengthen the commercial relations which it's
people have with rs. .3sr.. .--f
Guano.-The House select committee on the
suano trade may soon be expected to report
We have reason TO believe that their report
will show that the President Of the United
states has urged on Peru the propristy of 90
altering Der gusno.trads regulations and the
price at which she sells the staple, a. that The
Amsrieaa people may obtain 1t at less than it,
present sost; and has been answered that
Peru ands immediate sale for al she can pos.
"''y get cut At present rates. Peru shows
.ua' me rise Of the price OF guano to the con
Aet results from the fact that freixhts are
~. aea aisher,-our own ship-owners at this
"' s''aas thirty ssusn pss ten 70. freight.
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\ Eilot ana Ei q Elbh.
s.as ish.-First premiuua-Niss Caroline BIB
Srnn,nsn a, and Plain n rting-tirsI c.tss, lrt
premium-Miss Emil, l. lot.
Pain Wi L. s.-eecond GAS, LIST Irenium-Niss
Ceceiia Ham q. 1liId cla,st lst pltm uu-Aiss
Adelaide tivaps; % prem um-Mjss Al susls Alien.
Fourth Glass Is, pea iums- Mis Fra Fin ms,
Julian q kiI e Filth class, let lremums-Mnss
| jane ID, Ater anr Virginia slekl sixtb clsss lst
premiums-Msses Margaret Nis,n, Maria , flu
| and koss Gallau.
Dra.hg-F usth class, lstpremium-Nis. Emily
Eliot.
premium FIR applicant n to Miss F,irs sbrrer.
Csratina Neil, Opera, Beatrice Di eLda, beihni-
| Polcnsite- frUm 1aBcr,di (hlpten) III lisn' t!D
Miss &C. ia Haora sud hary 1uckor; n Lsrps BY
Misses Csus.s n AMI baIron.
Music en- Harp, Pisno al d Veal kusie Harp
Third c ase-Aiss NJ ~ Msr on.
Pi4no.-Second clasS-Niss Lila Sbrirer.
Piano asd Vocal Muse. bi tlss-, Mrs Caro-
Use BItb tor hrst in vocal M1si.; hisses Adrihiis
tivsns Alice &c sienna Na'tiIg'y, Mary 1uc1er
and Cecilia Bsnna, for seconI ia " Cal. ftursh
| Glars Uses Mary Butler AID Edith Henshsw.
linn clsss-his,s klizabeth murray AMI firgi
Lac.
la POGO me recoverc. dor ze:ii on PisIo, BY
his- CaustsD; sung 10y aiss Caroline Bibs.
tapestry, Embroidery, I, icy and Plain Needle
Wors.- Tap. s.ry a'd tsLey Woik-hiss Mary
tucker sarsb Dsvis, susan saSage, Alice Gunnell,
vi giuis shtkel 81 Emnia beam Dg.
lain sewirg 3;id Fancy N,rk.-Misses Nelh
johnson. Mary Jnn- hil =. Aonrovia Grave n.
fls,n sewing am {. ocaet-M;ssrs hsrs are. Trst
Ter ard MINNIE IoIPln.
silk MIR fitry.- Misses May L. luiot and
Emily ilnot-
Cotlon limb ii e'y--Njso sidrey tiirl.
Man Nfrh -Als5vs tni Is We, SlTsh D0YGi
aud CT NJ Lofts Coz.
La tiiie du Regiment, fI,tte i'i4-,o, ly lite
Mss Alice Lee
Au ll~isir. IRON. Zar ~ IA Tfsp D, Mrs Csrs
ZEN P4sao o. Ms ID, g; 81, sung ~ iss bibls
cn5rss ny TIE .ourg I'd e. sr.ts msn ned.
ihe nrst h noTs il tie ser,cr circle { r uniform
eScei,. NC II coi ou I. striIgn 10 fnc god
medal ere awarded to Tie fol. irg ,tuLg .sdyess
aogue geu equal in meri,: MsEee mily Boyle,
taroi. BIZ b, Charlotte Cox, Ssrai Du.sl aid J"Is
faLerfy.
HE eeccnd hcnors in the ssme c;rc@, To Misses
NJ IA Ail OF, NJ Tucker, NJ. Turpin, {. Washington.
n. ohnsop, A. Gissns, A. Writ, 4. Murray, = Esi-
fingly, kIli0t, @. E anna, Il. Henhing V. shekel,
aid b. Bihb.
Coronation ode, on ri.no, by Miss Dyer; on bsrps
~ Misses taustrn anu Caian e,o, tube ey Mlse
Wilkins. chorus, eung by Miss - b o, Meme.
hany uck.T, Msttisgly. shIiyer, 4 utl,r, ID ana
Il. Elliott, HecA,aw and ssysge 49,
The urst homer Ia the Junior circle " awarded 10
Miss Mary burier.
The SECOND hanoss in tie Fam circle 10 Si.-es :.
ktuo, q BLiou, A. elliot. X. "a lSL, Ba,Iv u.
wfis,r, A. INNS, 8 Slams, E. Young, H-vtItt'
| Kerr. and ~ walsh
ooeTus-pas Rtd,ub,s, (Knecht) On piano, ~
0issss A. Vivaus al 8. AsttinSlyi On h>rp', ~
Ai'tss DYER aad AcSt hspy.
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