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HARMS FOR SALE INTENDING TO
Il cultivate a larger farm, the subscriber will
sell the farm In Alexandria county, Virginia, on
which he has resided for the past seven years. II
contains 81 acres, and is situated near Balls e
Roads, 81 miles from the Georgetown Aqueduct,
and miles from both Washington and Alexap
dria. There are upon II a comfortable and well
arranged dwelling house, containing six rooms,
with front and back covered porticos, the former
81 by IL feet; kitchen a comfortable house for
servants or farm hands large and convenient
barn, with stabling for six horses and as many
cows, and an ample cistern attached 20 the barn0
root cellar under the barn, to hold 1000 bushels
OF roots for market or stock feeding; ice house :;
spring house; smoke house; corn house; a stone
m ,rket root house, and a store house. Also, a
good dairy near the homestead door, from the
never falling spring Of which water is obtained
for all the requirements Of the occupants. There
Is also en- the place an orchard Of more than a
thousand thrifty trees Of different plantiugs,
sisting Of the choicest varieties CT peaches, sp-
piles, pears, dwarf and standard,) cherries and
ounces. At present fourteen acres are seeded
down to wheat and rye; six In timothy, yielding
an aveage Of at least two tons per acre. four in
market garden; four in clover twelve ready to
be put In corn and oats In the spring, and eleven
in wood, Of which there Is an ample supply for
all the purposes Of the place. This farm has
been cultivated with care and is very productive.
no pains having been spared to render IL remuner
alive, and to make 1t complete in all its appoint
ments. For dairy man and market garden
farmer, or nursery man, or for the country resi-
dence OF person doing business in either neigh
boring city who prefers a place already in all
respects highly improved 1t is superior to any
other now for sale.
Also, THE BLADEN FARM, $50 acres) stu
ated within less than quarter Of mile Of the
Columbia and Leesburg turnpikes. the former
leading to Washington, and the latter 10 Alex
andria This place is in the immediate vicinity
Of Bailey's y Roads Tin Alexandria county, Va y
and Is about six miles from both cities named
above. Ithas upon II orchard OF about $50
peach trees, most Of them lately set out, dwell
ling house that can be made comfortable for
farmers family at small cost. s0me stabling, and
one Of the finest springs in al this region of
country. There Is wood enough upon the tract
for Its necessities There is no better soil within
thirty miles Of Washington .hdn that Of this Bla-
den place; nor any such place that can be rem
dered remDneraiivc at less cost by proper atten-
ton; the land being in fine heart at this time.
For terms for either or both these farms, which
will be made to suit the times, apply to
dec 20 w. ID. WALLACE, Star Office.
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A LII UNSETTLED ACCOUNTS WILL
4 De presented TO our customers, without dis
uLcuon, by the LIST OF January, when we earnest
ly hope that each and every one having accounts
with us will call and settle without delay.
WALL & STErHENS,
NO 322 Pa. avenue. bet 9TH and 10th sts
dec 29-3t (InIelxNews
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1.-TWO LARGE ROOMS SUITABLE FOR
4 GENTLEMEN TO BE RENTED-They
also, can be Boarded In the house IL desired
Apply to THOS POTENTlNI, No 279 Penn.
avenue, south side. dec17
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0ENTESTRN

I w. MCGEE, DOCTOR OF DENTAL
y. SURGERY, has located himself <p-xs->
pernantly in this city. Or acGee Sc .kl
graduate Of me Baltimore COlleg, II LIIfyp
Dental surgerV, and has had over ,velve wears
practice
once removed 10 the residence Of his father
Rev 4. McGee, (for he pIeseat,l 9Th street be.
tweR I ard streets dec Ain
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TO CONRECrIuksR..

PROPOSALS. WILL BE RECEIVED UN.
III the LIST day Of February next for the erclu-
sive privilege OF selling confectionery and other
refreshments except Intoxicating orinks) AZ the
third Exhibition Of the Metropolitan Mechanics
Institute, to he opened on the ~ and close about
the }Qtn of March next.
The bidder must agree TO At mp the space allot-
tod to him In a creditsble style and IN harmony
I'm the genel al decoration OF the hall he must
also give satisfactory evidence Ct his ability 10
furnish articles OF the best quality.
Address the unde. signed Superintendent Of the
Exhibition, at his ONCE s0l P street, cor of 7,b
dec 27-eOtFebl CHAS. r STANSBURY
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CASr OFF CLOTHING BOUGHT AND
~ sold at rs Louisiana avenue, opposite he FAY
Market
N B. VIII call for them by addressing as above
through Pos. Once. dec 26.eolm&
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LNOR RENT THE LARGE THREE Story
l. Birch House, situated on the corner OF 18th
and n streets, containing 10 Rooms. with Coal
Cellar and Bath Room Inquie Of JAMES w .
BARKER, next door to the Lutheran c. urch.
nov2-H
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ROOMS FOR RENT-TWOL LARGE PAR
~ Tors with Bedrooms for rent, Furnished or un.
furnished, on the corner Of 10th and L streets
Eaquire at the Grocery Store dec 3l-2t&
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EIUIr AND BUTrKH KNIVES. I,.,y
4 Tablet, Sewing Binds, Scissors IN cases.
Packet knives, cheap, at FRANCOIS,
acc % Seventh street
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kNoR kENT-AS A BEDROOM-A LARGE,
comfortable front room, at No 435 9Th street
anelRnDorhood at once very central, very quiet,
and very convenient to the Post and Patent O a.
ces. dec 81 5t&
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ARREsrED.-This morning Officer Yeatman
arrested d. P. Kurtz, who, at the last term,
forfeited his bonds for appearance at Court.
He was delivered into the custody of the Mar
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A TTURNEY AZ LAW AND COMMITS
n s,o2er 81 the u. 5 Court OF Claims for thu
District OF colginos.
Once No % Louisiana avenue dec a. lot
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WATCH RErURNs.-Msry Burke (colored)
improper conduct, reprimanded and dismissed;
James Smith, George DOVE, Edward Solomon,
Charles Ii Brown (colored), disorderly gath.
ering, fined each S. and costs; Thomas Dade,
alias Pearce, beastly drunk, sent to Jail as a
runaway.
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REGISTRATION OF NAxEs.-To-day affords
the last chance for the registry Of names
omitted upon the poll lists. An impression
prevails amongst some who have been dropped
from the lists that they are required to pay
the school tax prior to being reinstated, This
js not the case.
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out board, In new three story brick house near
krkwood's Apply at No. 534 12th street, q few
steps below Penn. avenue. dec 81 .eo3t&
ENOR RENT-A COTTAGE HOUSE CON
l. tanning seven rooms. handsomely situated on
New York avenue, No. 1852, and three squares
frem and in full view Of the Congressional Print
ing Once II has 6ne flower garden and fruit
trees. Apply to VIM. POWELL, No 1866 New
York avenue, next door. dec 81 -eo3tA
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VENlSON.
PEW SADDLES VERY HANDSOME VEN.
n iSON just from the mountains.
KING BURCHELL,
dec 20 corner Vermont avenue and 18th ST.
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r. r, JACKSON,
JOHN r. ENNIS

balloons, DOLLS, GAMES, ENGRAV
ID ings, DC, at MCLAUGHLIN & COPS
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DiRD.

AscCI-oa Monday March ST. of SCARE, fever .srd years
10 months and % day.. ALEXANDER JOSEPH. sou Of
Hi remains viii Be 70 Greenwood Cemetery this alter.
nocD
BRIDGE-On Sunday, March %. NATHAN BRIDGE. in the
$50 Of bis age
BYERs-On Sunday rnornin. March So JAMES BYERs, .
native Of Moy. County Tyrone, Ireland.
BARKER-On 1hur-dsy March r. J. C. WANDA j.. son OF
X P end Arne'is c. Barker. aged weeks
BURDETTOn Sunday seernoou March 81 ssei 10 months
and 2d.y. pAkTHA JOSEPHINE, daughter o. George T.
CABLEo1c s.1a:y nG5qaa M.rch s., .n. hns.Fns n
Tie fupsr. VII take place at on ra.sdsy next ID; LIST
CoXHFND-At Wort Lee n. J. on Tuesday. Mach =. of
concession Il the lungs. ELLEN CONTEND, aged years
mouths I'D 10 days.
CAFFREY-On Saturday, March g. PETER CAPFREY in
the sd year Of his age
CoATEs-On Fndsy. March q, CHRISTOPHER COATES.
native of Msyncoth, County Kde relsnd sssd 20 years
DEEN-On Mordsy Mach 81 in the 10Th rear Of her age
Mrs MARY A. DEEM. vii. OF John Deem.
The relatives ana end. q the fanny are respectfully invites
Der late re.6eIce No = Fourth street, WuiAnsoutsh,
Eastern sDd California pa pers Tiesse copy.
DONNELLY-JAMES DONNELLY, OF consumption, aged q
YEAR Of Patrick and Alice DonDely
HAGERTY - On su1eay, March 50. JANE, daughter Of
BIZ get Hsserty. in the 18th year Of her
HEEGAN-on Sunday. March 80. wGNNERFREe HEE-
GAN. aged 81 years native Of Queens County Ireland
HAGGFR TIL. city at the residence Of her brother
yesr Of Der ase HANNAH nAGGERTY.
HART-In peRsy,er, Madison County, n. T.. on Monday.
March H. MARY wife OF Henry 2. Hart and daughter OF
A. p Bunker Of Troy Wiz aged 50 years, months and II
osys.
JONEs-In this city Sunday. March 80 aged year, 10
mouths a. 6 days, WILLIAM HENRY. son OF VIM H. sod
Ssrsh J. JoIes
MsRGAN-On Saturday March o. aaef short bat severe
Illness MIR. JANE. wife OF Alsh Morgan OF the town Of
Tsstoheser. ii. the esth year OF her
ORFLLY-On Sunday morning. March 80 Of consumption.
JOHN OREILLf, native OF the Parsh VI Street, County
IL. gfOrd Leland.
RvyER-on Saturday morning March o. aged 60 years and
cgosys, Nj. BARRAB RENER
Smithsonian Saturday, March n. ssed years months
srd DAYS, EDWARD CHARLES SMITHSOS, youngest
son Of Henry ard Margaret Sniths,s
sHFFRIFLDIn this city, Saturday mornns March :,
Mr. Charles ". SHEFFIELD after lingering ulne.I Of
eiEht y-srA
TERHUNF-Iu this ctL> Friday night, alrch p, Mr.:
S1BPHEN TERHCHR, native Of Ne.-Jersey, aged u
yesIs ind On cEths
yANI FRPOtI.-M Huntington. Suffolk County, Long Id
ard on Friday, March 20. CATHERINE NANDEkPOOL.
widow Of Esrert Vanderooo eq. formerly OF suyvesanl,
Columbia &c Gny, seed 81 years
WFLCH-Tn Brooklyn. Friday afternoon March 81 aged
~ Year, JANIS WEIGH.
WALDkAN-rn Sunday nesting, March 10 aged years 'nf
months NARY AGNES WALDRAN. daughter OF James
AID Bridget Waldran
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NEU-JERSEY ITEMS.

EXAMINATION OF THE PUBLIo ScHooLs.-rhe ex-
animation of the pupils of the Male and Female De-
psrtntnts Of the Public Schools of HObokea took
place yesterday. The exercises commenced ct 10
o'clock. There present at times during the eh'
amn.,ons about one hundred spectators, among whom
were his Honor Mayor Chckensr the Rev. Mr. Bruce
the Rev. Mr.. Burr, Mr.. c. Spielman ani Mr; Ia,
r1nDe Charles Superintendent of Schools The bows
raruar school i composed OF about 40 pupils The
teachers are Mr. A. W. Dickson, Principal, and j. ID.
pacber The examination Of this department: was
conducted by Mr. Dockson. and the proficiency mani
tested was highly comph%ented by oy zoe nes: h All,
and AUDIENCE. TIE attendance in tds depatmeos
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SECOND soAED.
MOyDAr, March 3l-r. N.

The Stock market not active to-day, but prices
were well sustained and at the close the market hal
an upward tendency. The Erie report, which was
made public to-day, had favorable effect upon the
market and the stock bid up to 81 at the close,
an improvement ID Y cent The impression has
been quite general that the report would have b.
pressing effect but the result has disappointed the
beans. Tie feature the call Of the Superin-
tcrdant for s25l 500. had been known Cor several
days and its effect anticipated, some short sales
Lad undoubtedly been made upon 1t and
the parties must now buy in a loss. Reading was
heavy, selling down TO s2i. decline OF ! Y cent
The recent fall in this stock is reported 10 be the result
Of some disagreement between the Company and the
miners the subject of tolls. Hudson River Is firm
at Sal; Harlem, 90 Central is dali at 92i In Mica
ragus the transactions are small at l3i far az We
can ascertain Government hos decided to inquire
into the facts of the outrage OF Walker, and juace
II und on the eide Of the Transit Company to
demand from him reparation for the past fnd
Il guarantee for the future. In the meantime
the Transit Company are receiving 80 900
y month frUm the Pacific Steamship Company rnder
the arrangement recently made. In Western shares
the business If to affair extent, aud prices firm. Ceve-
aI and Toledo ective, and LETT of firm at 79s, an
Improvement Of = cent. A declaration OF div
bend is confidently eIpected in day or two. SOUTH
I'm Michigan advanced to oji. Cleveland and Pitts
burgh Ga bid. The receipts OF this road IN Feb
ruaTy notwithstanding the unfsvorabe weather, were
s25oco against e. Ooo last year. very large por-
ton Of the crop Of last held back along the
line of this road, and must come forward to market
during The coming season. Gslena and Chicago sold
a; 49,; Milwaukee and Mississippi 80, sc. In Rail
read Bonds the busiress is modfaie, at about preyi-
Gus prices Safe Stocks are quiet, and without IN
portsnt change.
lu foreign Exchange the business has not been large
for the Wednesday steamer and rates have down
ward tendency Bankers ok o. for Sterling, excepting
Bruwrs who ak - e cent. Strictly fret ella com
nercal bills taye been sold at sae. ? ces, aud with
bills ading attached, at slSsl cent. Francs are
also heavy at So 5.lsl.
Freiehts ara quiet, but firm To Liverpool, 1000
brsh a. Cd. in ships bsss, go boxes bacon at
g go to-. Beef a. 3ie 600 bales cotton at d.
I'D. including 81 Sea Island the outside rate To
London 90 bbs -four at 49, ard some lard at 81
To Glasgow, 400 bbl-. rosin at SIC. To Antwerp 100
bales cotton at lc and to Hamburger 300 bales cotton
st e.
TIE business OF the Sub Treasury has been: Pad,
SEQ sol -; received $3.50 4O7 -, including 1900
for transfer draft Boston balance s7,254os7 o.;
paid for Assay Ofce, go o57 o.; paid on disbursins
| checks, SOC, III -.
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MARRIED.

RSsrfSsBSbEEkS.-OI Sc.&,y kinTrh So iR Ss~.i crk.
h, rkl Res. Mr. Laess Mr. CeAS WI KHAPP to Miss
II. Z. BULKLEY d8ashteS OF Herekish BSkley. al Of
SANFORD. Com.
Ls1HROp-aEDRHslAi Ee~.h n. J.. Saturday,.
march -, by the Rev. T. r Craven. CHARLES g. La
THROR TO MARY AUGUSTA. eldest daughter Of the ite
{. II Au5r-ss e-q.
STURGFS-GREGORY-In Westo-. Cons on Iuest,y,
hsrch II, hy the Rev John a. ST John, Hr ObORtfs g.
sTUROES OF wilton. to Mis- NANCY GRBGOkf % ms
truer plsee-
HIFLrS-bONOHUE-On YrJsy, March -. BY the Rev
sBu- Cook, Mr. lRERT SHIELDS 10 Mis- MARCIA
RET DONOHUE. both Of thu city
sIGLTR-RiPPLE-ln th. city, Noodsy, Msvh 3 IN the
B,rtis, Tsbethatie. by tie Rev EdvGi Lshop d. D. NJ
HIRAh SiGLER u Mi-s MARY J. RIPPLE
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Ia " LNIELLIGENCE.
SUPREME COURT-AT CBAtBEss-Nsnca 2.
Stamford Bank sgt. Phineasf Bsrnsn.


The defendant tBarnumI having appeared in com
pance the order hereto annexed and hssns been duJ
sworn, i.
Other proceedings have been instituted against
me There four of them Three of
the Court aud one in the Superior Court
tho city. examined oath under these proceedidSs
fully 9Th by the gel Of the judgment creditors
was attended the examination BY counsel W.
Gerard There Receiver appointed ~ order OF the Court
Of all properly in these proceednsA wa oie red ny tns
Court assignment 70 the Receiver Of al proper
under the Dgs have referred to- executed tue
pur. Of the drecOs snd order OF te Court
The assignment under the direction and 10 the
enoe Of judge Roosevelt That assignment made uufer
oath ExAb Libby appointed Receiver The Receiver
required give bond with suety The bond was ia
the Tensy OF o and the Receiver aud sore:J justified In
double the amount
Tie Judgment the supp proceedings which have
referred outed +16, 0 those claims all OF
them bona fde valid claims NothAs been paid
account OF the judgments upon these clsius
@ Have Transferred abs delivered 10 Mr. Libby the he
cever all the property you h,d here In Cohnec cut in
other part Of the country qufed BY order Of the supreme
Court A. have.
q Have you acquired into tie possession OF
property the making OF assignment 10 h Libby
the Receiver A have rot.
TIo the close Of the foregoing examination an order
grate that Mr. Bsrum the Receiver for the bene
1T Of the Stemford Bank, Assignment Of all his poPertJ
ssr In form the before executed and fhs said assign
eDt embrace ia ADDITION any property acquired BY bsrnun
If any, since the mssng OF the former assrpent ~ the
Receiver.
Counsel for plaintiff. Bsrl Dawson & BarrlL
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Estimated Funded Debt April /, 1885, ~
The capacity Of the road for moving freighs 10, -
present greater than for receiving and dischargisg
Them, and In consequence Of the want Of suitsbis
room for this purpose at the eastern termini Of the
road, much expense and inconvenience have bees 81
peIieIced-
During portion Of The past season the contracted
nature Of thote Accommodations has been such - -
the business of the rox and the present oranpoa
6nd utterly insufficient d. pot at jersey City, leo ose
traced as rot to deserve the name) with the oortcn
propect Of largely neased traffic IN future rsscsS
il indspensably Necessary that more enlarged fse1
tiee should be afforded at jersey City and Pormeee
statiCDs-
Nv yay Of explanation VIII state that the NsV-
York and Erie Railroad and its various branches, with
all their ext. connections have for their -
jersey City but the same block Of ground 300 by 40
feet IN dimensions, that occupied by the Pstersoa
and Hudson River Railroad, when il extended frpm
Jcrsey City to Patenor-sixteen miles only. Tho
space is barely large enough for turnpg-table, and
standing tor the cars, locomotives fuel &c, for
the f~cls- passenger business Of the Company; and
yt the local Fl. iSbt business Of the ELion Road the
rntire milk business OF the Eastern Division, The
through bonded CO5ds and the express parcels, arc
necessity forced TO take that route ut serious inooa-
vrIiepce.
Tie secGrd-cla,s passengers and emigrsnts, largo
portion q tie express matter, aud the other fa4
heights, which conveniently come under the same oas
sifcstion unavoi lnbly carried via Permont. Tbs
livestock trains run only to Bergen, three miles sos q
jersey City.
The pier at Piemont extends nearly mile into he
rver with three principal tracks s whole length, 81
about FIVE mile Of ridbgs in addition; yet the area
o, this pier furnishes only cbout half the present neoes
tBry stsndngroo for cars-to soy nptning of the ex
tent Of round required for deposit Of lumber coal iros
and other bulky comInodIties
Tie construction account Of this Company has buk
recently been closed, and is deemed unwise 10
reopen H. yet these requirements Of imperative
nature and such will involve expenditure larger
than can with proprety abe charged to Transports
"tion account" They are, too, Of such character
that they canDo. prohtaby be made at the present -
cates Of those tenini should the cost be die-
esrded.
The propriety Of making these expenditures; Tie
place at which they shal be made having in view The
erese- Dispatch 10 passengers Of both casses 70 ex
prees and fast freight the accommodation OF shiPpon
Of property over the road the receiving and delivery
Of the same in New. York; economy 10 transpotstiGn,
tie greatest advantage Of tho ConpasY; tie gsesro
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Advertisement.
I FRI rry ECoSOMy AKIN COSYPyIPNf

UTILITY, ECONOMY md CONVENIENCE,--Ih Nc
MAGIC PORTABLE SUMNER STovE adapted every variety
Cooking and Heating including Boiling Baking Roasting
Stew Frying Heating Irons &c aud is the most econom
cal convenient and perfect for Summer p
vented Can be lighted and extnguished instantly and the
smount Of beat regulated 10y be required
gallon Of be boiled In ten minutes at the cost OF
only The whole apparatus within the Of all
the price being IS to 80 according TO size Sold at No S7
BToswsy stairs where they can be seen in operation
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BROOKL YN II,EIH,S.

Tnr SEDUCTION CAsE.-The Jury in the case Of
Sarah Jones against David Evans, which
ton for damages for breach of marriage PROMISE tried
in the Kings County Circuit Court brought a sealed
verdict al 10 o'clock yesterday in favor of plaintiff for
81, 200. Counsel for defendant gave notice that he
would file bill of exceptions, aud the Court granted
an order 10 STAY proceedings
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Thus will be that the lowest ,enrerstures have @
cured IN erre q fifteen yeas corresponding "a nauteE
With the go hour ciTcls Of fifteen days
The sixth circle, counting nom ls3 Of peeeuieoi
tetween and m OF ree Hundred ard sixty $3.50 hsur
Ia4sed into the seventh the moTueE OF Mach ia a.
The Close Of On Tie let day Of April, between
and the quarter OF the seventh rcle vii
70 the third 9rsTer and TIE jth between u and y q
The third Will pass 70 the fourth quarter and the fa cree ""
lie pote the 9th between AID a. IL when the eign'h
circle will oommSoce and end 2ib the kO IN
the usrnibg
The circles divided into foriy.sve boax sections each
ton being -ciRhth Of the circle.
From "a 5h and BIB 10 18th Of lrri e.rthauskes
annually IN some sections Of the globe fails evoy
year south Of lat % n between sth and 18th OF April
But little has fallen IN this portion Of the United States
the 3th u DscebeT reOd Of nlns,, six eonseoa
i've days g. MERRIAM.
scSolt,n HgAa March 81, 1866
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TIE ATTENTION OF MILLINERS is especially
requested 10 our stock of STRAW GooDs comprising great
variety Of
BONxETs, HATS FLOWERS AND TRIMMINGS,
sLptel to he SPRING TRADE. Also. SHAKEs HOODS.
IDR, FELT HALL
Nos and II Park place, New York
NB-PaTTnRS BoNSETs for MILLNEsS.
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School EAAMISAIIoNs.-ScLcOl No. -, IN IhIr-
tecnth street near Sixth avenue was examined yes
terday. The Girls Department removed to the new
building in Twelfth street about six weeks since, and
most of the girls in the Primary Department joined the
new Primary Department there. The Primary Depart
ment therefore, in this school contains very few girls
not more than 50 in an attendance OF 30o The APP
pearance and department rs well as the scholarship
Of the pupils was excellent. The teachers are Misses
Jane NJ Lindsey Sarah J. Martin Mary w. Amer
man, Hannah b. Wheeler, Mary c. Banta, LOUISA
Shannon aud Annie Wilson. The Boys Department
numbered about $50 pupils yesterday. This school is
famed for sending more boys to the Free Academy
than any other; il has sent q. least quaEter OF oil
who have gone there. The examination was excel
ltnt in Mathematics and History class OF seven
teen was examined in the rudments Of Latin gram
mar. The music was very good; it IS taught here by
H. G. Ovington, formerly pupil in this school. Mr..
Ovngton also performed some pieces Of instrumental
music finely A large number otdraviugs were exhib-
tied executed under the tuition OF Mr.. Hunter. The
teachers here are Washington VI. Smith, Thomas
Hunter Charles Gates William II. Storrs, George L.
burr. and Misses Euphcmia b. Crowcl and Amt NJ
Rogers.
School No. n, in EiShty-seven.h street, between
Third and Fourth avenues, Yorkville, will be exam
ned to-day.