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New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-03
.iNOTBER LITTLE" MEETING.
Ccu.sp,uience ot tt, " Y. Thbane.

CcrI,spouierce ot Tlt y. Y Thb1nc
Corn SPmN0, Put. Co., n. Y, Feb. q, l>lS.
duplicate Of the LtHlc' meeting at Carmel was
held at the Pacific Hotel inthis village Thursday even
iogra5,b Tic meeting presided over aud al
dressed by he Hon Gouyeneur kemble. His speech
was brief and very moderate in terms, laudinS the
Admin .tration and deprecating the " unfortunate
course ot Mr. Ilsskn. yet hoping he would be found
with The Admin tration az the final contest. Although
proie,sedy called by TIE County Committee, not oae
OF them W. re- present and the faces of most of the
rromirent Democrats of This vicinity were nowhere
10 he seen among the three dozen voters that COM
posed the audience. The resolutions were, OF cOurse,
passed unanimously, and thc one containing the name
OF Mr. Iiaskn called forth evidences Of supreme con-
tempt. HEY were read IL the most hurried msnner
oy 'he Secretary 90. ". Mikmak) and after ordering
tne Proc digs to be printed in Tile little Putnam
"'l'psIon CRioa the meeting adjourned to the ba--
rDCm.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-03

FuEAr No.rH BrySIsGroN, Nr.-Loss $N,J0-
The Iaper-miil OF HaUshton q Graves, North Bon
nmstcn, VI, was destroyed Oy hfo On wednesday
InoIrir1 The ire took in the rag-room, and douJl-
scane from The ,tove. Tie ilaE,s had made con-
,d. rable progress before beug discovered. Au hour
elap,ed b. lore the engine at the Els' village, some
oui m'le below, could he got upo1 'Ic ground. I2e
building was entirely destroyed together y IA ai. tie
machinery aud large proportion oi he stuck. The
loss On bulldog and machiners u :3cO; lr'9 on
-to k manufactured aad IN process OF manufacture,
- coo. Total los, $3o,tCV-on "hitA there vas an
ua,ticrJ. An i,;uraree Of S3 900 more hal c1D'rsi
on the ISL. and bad 10, been reacwed. TINS Is i
tea.y blow mn Lus:nss .. Nor'h Bsnna gtan, but
the hrm ooye the ability ami 'n,'rp-'se >, r,-]gsr
rom t I.r prco,isy W4s ',-D'er'y yned y D. 'er
Pgikc. & Ha-.oss
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-03

=, L"\@ JonN vs. " Biz JiV."-J5hn Wentworth,
II,usbcy, Known As "Bis jim" f,r calm, his
h'nor by nc vulgar tile Of "MeH Ba,s." Chris.
mas day. The boy publishes q ca-l, In uAc'I he
s.Ns:
." was round on Dearborn stree, bv.la p,.,.
Cfi,e, aDd saw Long John 20 into Ben Jssn,,.'. "A.
Ion. went IN, TOO. e2d while wa tie-e h..
FOR en cocktail Az he hal dsaak s.. stepped
Nj Wer'vorh lie t.mel Nouo1 ma soi5 -
rore o.! yCu- 5u-inefs by w1c.he7 / me-. ~.
sst' J., r~l. og'. and 50 al J. G-L Las a..
gc1r away / sad. Cod tye MAJ H,g-,. ID ~,
H.. - r.l k-,v H. D. ilt sss.-9s.
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l.,N ptPARTsTNT. CRY oT NrW-foRK,
IL -. = = % lnHEnR .IImN


A action hi. been nccd against the Board 81 suprgSi
.o-s by J,d8u l. Not tne ,.inee o samuel G Joe 70
.,ct r. e sun Of Sp s.t I'd 10 Be- d. FOR 900 ,las ballot
Joses shed by Jo &c., M Oc;' e,r as unde'a contract be
;g un md h, NJ oprtu Po.ic. Cunis,ionrrs" The
sine % 81 p- ihn paint H. the lcou VIII expire on the 2!d
'r.- he u,nu,, .u.,u tla - Department should
l. IL i, y a.. p-e-..yn Jl toe far- Lied upon
ro :t : dtitt.e n IL 3Ijrr ta anssts may
D. GsswL sud seIvta. 49,, p,
ne eoupit a,g.- seenleI 10 purchase 1900 Of The
box. o. re pic, o +l5rs'iL -
d-,t-, of tie SHOVE number 10 the Metropolitan Police
Con aubcr :ce sun u'e " he 4nl ba ot-b1zes
mt rscsion hg ~ Board Oi sGperVsots o the
sct ne with he Ptlcr Commissioners, BY srcsolon O
Cobr 10 I6j7 qu. be {, ntEo % draw n warrant ior
he payut .A-4eeL
A. a. .ulneI. by J-l,ir "i tie claim.
-s.rc frstu yu owl.d-e which yOn may have upon
.,h If b. abo -sI AID whether such hnowiedEc is
p.r,oIa o. scurra by he1rsy sad, By A-asay t- names
~ II L. ,cr VINO bt caleds 3lE Tor TIE defense.
s.6 des, ;h. you acquainted either p-r'onay or By
ay x,a sly natter y. ch can b. 50 up IS an NI-lsye
,oi ,g sfats T. sd e-ptca fect your attention in
Il, l elton 20 ay fraud which you nave personal kuo"Iedse
m n uhscn Ia. y e conn uCsted 70 you AID BY whom
M s-td AID wish ysy IA an answer He sin1 its
-i,,r,. Al imm,aae IL writing VIII laclitIts tbs
nj q +, -.a.- :. ~ .hiI- Your obcdent servant.
i RICHARD BUSrEED
Counsel 20 he CpTp3r.,iyu.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-03

ho.,,.j ~ fse. tsh hsh;ed oy ~naovs s:v,.a
49,. I'D The dorasr above The corne Tie h.nsr. ~,
,..Ts ,.1.sn.n ~ .,p 20 b eoIr The sr, ,J q Ss ss,
sadins 30 orinOn Of your Conni'ee ssanS ,nrrsS
e,,es ne usw ho.p~. lsiey .rected N Frsscs ss
!.,y sGT'sy " I'D vi ps TIE Si q 'Ss Il
s .yd nd s,okssre oniteen - 's"rysnSssse
on, r,,i .h c.p.SIs oOn.ns ,reI,y pe,sn.
vsfd, IN The wiussor ,ran,vr.e cna e.eh ~ Athy
go. 60 a, v,ufy four paisuts A. nay b. d@,ssd lp.n
hy s,S @S 10 b. provided small .irrs s,,oon ' e
ular c..s. water clo-i. ?. be . p.f1 30, AZ
at,. .r5 % ~" .SS ho.,x.. D. foT p Sl, .1a Aas a
Wy :, ,S n es ward tbs q en- nsis .saG
u r. .sd story o eiiisl and ,ps1ns ,sss f'e
he ,hd story main buidIs Ia tbt or. NC oi To
',i'.' S,,el si;hoas crow inr vii b, - o~';
Four s,, in o.-.m.ni = is
Fur words IN irst story "a a.
v,a, in ecops and ,h,Fd -!
To.i. ;iop of .i s. in Gtaja q sd. ~ins IN.
b.. M be inc s..4 40 rbe wAro' A. a. aldo pan
- p,ipcips o. yeulsfion of thr IA Reeof's. hosgiA
sdered the be,; in Euoi~ Which shown esih,
psn o. bmisd srncrsi hs.h ar ;S isa SS oSws,
hom Isisd .iEehmnes osf'e - hi. E vyics ..Vey sasss
Girba, they @ e.iS e ,ae :. ,% % ss sSs
He yp .rS. are supplied BY a'h 'ub' win v.tSsi
pears.ss in ,ech ward these PED ,t' s,s & o, go
wo beG. Of each ward by Plps' O. sztd e.rhso"si~ 10
'ee - Il he val ThsTs thf s'5 lon !. prcdeI "
oi, 81 ..esa Or stow, il The oz sir chimney res
bae, Of II PrOo"d % force uy.I and ,tesa
which dives tie blower and 20 h sad cold water @n
reguar 5snces the water closets sld oaths Inc vso
be sIzcd sshenwSre which y better snd mcfe SD
n mica, "A Of thai ussrs II tnension' lnsy WI
al ih the general PaIzss OF ifon si
uus ith the euds Ths outside walls - b. con
sred rubbl masoIry. Wl.A hAmnsId dressed or
The out,ide Snch AIR see
at 4 nergor iurg wall Of brcs in,dc Of the kNtsr
All the interior was - q brick Five roshns
q ueud.d the arehtcct VII submit several
49, E th consideration o The Bos-d. viii interfere
~ .is ,.u.rsl s,rsng.meEt ot .e pAus. Your Commit
, caI not pas. the plans ps'Eied by the sreAi-
,s which they have duly coEsdeI'd without re nsndts
cnr their time and .oot 'wei epoa ne,
- nd sn spproprsou O. sn = the thp~nt "
us,ssd w Aic Nsnisra, j. {. Hat. B,r!aI, "in.lm
Ferpoufh Al which is re.pc,a y 'oute' "a onef ne
following resoluons tr,..,,.i ., Ia ore .,.a %,
Backye,s leland pre- sented BY Nh James ken"les ~, n.es
,b The M nous approval II toe Committee on ish1 ii.
r. md that the rccomm-need ior accePse y ms
Board q. Governors .,..s...
RSoeS That Mr. Renwck D. requested 20 pepas 'p~chfs
ions for the bni ding said Hospital undsr the ns
Comm.e aud that the same be pe,tn'ed 10 me ooe0'
Z. McELR0i,
ISAAC TOW NSHND, Conpttee.
ISAAC J. oLII Err, )
The report was accepted, and its consideration de-
ferred TO Tue sdsy next, at p, IN.
Mr. PIsCK>EY moved that the mason-work on me
Hospital be d, ne by contract, materials and LABOR 10
he furnished by the Board. Referred TO the Commit
tee ON Island Hospital.
Weappend the usual weekly statement OF the stArs
of the Board;
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-03
FROM BasHIrC Ton.
nm ow o,r Cor.-yaoseb,.

N m Ou, Ovn Co'sesp1ndent
WASHINGTON. M5ndsy, March !. 1863.
The great debste of the Sess0n-tbe scuss'oo
Of the Kansas question in the Sena'e-oesao ~
day II 10 likely 10 continue for three or i?ui
weeks and TO call forth to their fa!ies: extent 'he
political and oraorieal powers Of tie leafing >ena
tS,s. On the Administration s;ie he PrincipI
speakers are likely ~ be Green OF M'ssoa'i, nH'''
aed Hunter of Virginia, Hammond oi SCUM ho-
ma. Toombs of Georgia, Siideh oi Iou'''AHA'
Jefferson Davis Of Mississippi. VI these seven
Seua,ors Hammond of Sou;h Carolina II sad 10
be- the mos. eloquent and the most iormd'o'e ~
Sebatc. hut | believe he has not yet opened MS
month in the Senate, except TO say yea o' nay Not
ope of the seyeD, however, can compare IN aDiiity
or In knowledgc, or IN command Oi the puOhc
s,,.ntion of the country, with such men az Hale,
Scxard. Fessenden Wilson, Douglas, Trumbul, or
Hamlin 20 take the iirst seven names that occur 10
me of Opposition Senators. i could enImerate
another seven from the Opposition without exhaust
mg the list Of whom the same thing might be truly
and fairly said. Mr.. Douglas is a host in himself.
IL has been for wears "A common remark among the
Republican Senators that Douglas wac The only
man on the other side of the Senate with whoa an
intellectual or parliamentary conflict gave them
much anxiety or called forth all their energies.
In the debate to-day, Green led off by shallow,
quibbling petUfogging speech such as might be eX-
pected from a smart country lawyer-ior such he
s-wih more cunning than wisdom, ard more
sdrcitness than ability. Judge Collamer is contin-
aing the discussion III speech which OF itself seems
likely almost 10 exhaust the topic. He began a 1T
fle before O'Clock, and probably viii not conclude
eddy.
curious oversight it is said, has been committed
in framing the Constitution of Minnesota, so that,
az IL now reads, the members OF the present Legls
hture hold their Offices for life. How much t"un-
dation there may be for this allegation, cannot ut
this moment ascertain i'll time to get my letter to the
mail 1t is probably not true, though, according 70
the latest news from st. Paul, the Legislature is
acting in a manner calculated to make one give
credit to almost any allegation about it. 1t meets
10 enact laws as State Legislature when the State
has no existence and there is no qualified Governor
to approve the laws the ceremony of approval beng
gone through with by the Secretary of the Territory
acting as Territorial Governor. Aplentful crop of
debt and litigation may be expected from these IT.
regular proceedings. The Republican members of
The Legislature have protested against this anona-
lous state Of things, but have been overborne by Il
majority.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-03

N. p,s,6nt has another N reserve Aat nAy 10
..o,o .n,c.s.fll. He Will send out q seefy Fueee@
Tor, ardus the pay hsghs @ ,rom % tse aase o. oosy
that will be apt I" bslns Mr.. Dallas down, iN
nothing else will. NpE1,
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-03
r.,.sstu,. ,,.A .n..rI lot. a. .s....H. ~ he d job"

nAssssgfuIs foth en&t1 ste a. e feSissH' N0 ~ S ~
h verde and fsIrss foisovas % vi;
,a57 kstu Sam C. y9e Of tie 6rss par and he e. MS
ssopss of Poee Of the second witnss.h Io. IN 'd
psny furnish al Of The ot -
sue The metropolitan P1oe Districts Dot % exceed li
tho1snd complete ods With he b. %; and nos' re - "
and ie,s " he say saI b1ss 20 b. rs-s soos- OF ne
b., quality q tss and manufactured IN the most approved
,iye wei and firmly -: 10 irn frames ~ - % s'- 'H7
from ogde danger and b. Of sest Twelve 10 D. ~
me.sr wkh sad boxes b. e nsrec.si and .PproVed by
hs Committee sPyind By Tie B)aTs Of Poe Coma
for ths. purpote. -, -.
Tb. said BoJd Of Police omn ths he Pnce
er .h box shall b. fifteen dollars the sd boXrs -, u Al
,sspsc be perfect itself And shs he iusps-1n n Ae
C1n mite. sd boIs 20 b" p,d for on the delivery Ad u'rc
lion of Ii. Committee and hris cerhce th-oi sud boNs
20 B. delivered or~ n" hih day 81 chtE S'cn
riace or psces .s directed BY The Hmi:'e.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-03
PUBIC NEB7ING&
mann or SUPERVISORS.
ISIspAy March 2-ELJAB +. fvtp', fi'''' "


IN the chair. -. ,,.,,rn,,r;.
TIeGla,, BaAoi.Por Cog'raei-A l3's commIn',
catnps. received fr,r Rirhsrd b. 'ieed ooun+eI -
me Cor,or,.on in relation 20 the case Of the assRne.
oi Mr. tYlle a,ap4s the county. stating ina he hn1
at,eld. 20 h. defense OF the sc, anG ma a. 80.
el io- tie county by lar, he alle had me aaln, ,i,E
snd u.end.d T. continue 20 de:snd ne ca-'' I
standing the resolution oi the Supervi'or-'
plair- OF ,he remarks # some o. the members TI
pyious meeting in regard 20 alleged neglect ahca eu
fr ard uni1s. The evensiJn Of time IN me case 10
had obtained two days p-evious 70 me - '4'
resolution. ..g,,
Law Jtf,,TNfNr CrTS % NJ" fos,, U - "a ."
'"'N'- - ''' Ms,ch , 1858.
T. n. rss,qb. n, Ro1,4 - Sureti y ne Co1's
ktV- Iers.
Iha,c the ton.r - suJmIt herewith cO're'p'hd-
-nc. ..r Jam.. p. Whr!Hs AnI Hysi IL 'A' " :"
, I-,, II yo. B-trt rLreuing Az setior tf''@h' 0y
jordan M.,, H. a.. -. >.n.l" g J7"' ssanst y'a -
t..1dan, .ld I..pe.fy % i correct hhiofy '' ne
40; and Ct ny couD, c;ion with r.
a.o sud h.Tevi'h copy y -" aHs~' = '-ihH os '''
Pr,. t,n, uh h hay- cslsct 20 b. rv-I IL ;ae cA'
YoIr obeLicut sryu', RtHAhD bINlI'D'
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-03
jas. Il. Whiting 10 R,ciarJ By't.5. 49,.

Sir: 4 resolution Of which The following l. copy
B,.or,e That the Whiting be authorized ana
,.oUs,,.d 10 spp.ar he Board sprvors 10 me case
rs the Court Joe Mott superysors OF thr ooey
Of Nsg.York and defend The SAM; the csm beng -o'V
.fr slsss bsl, boxes furnished thr Police Comrsohrrs
alau.d Nv the Board of Supervisor, February - 1si s
pr,S.d ty the Mayor tT aiy ~ lSj-was handed to me
ffa should sccrp, the appointment and deicnd me .i r.
r,d to- The Mayo also slowed your commute Aiiol by
,.ii.b srtea~s that th. sit i IN your hands.
In view present Of the hnsncitl saif- OF CIV
knu. .
of Bchmeut up4n The Cry Tr
nv through the o aw, have con- Gdcd e. srp ~
,ive aruoutueut II yu de- IT, your duiy - yield ne ca-e
20 me y thank ycu send m" Substitution WIN IA" COM
,, ad T. m"fauduu ot what has been done II me cn--
II yu dec y. 70 do yoreay suswrI desired ma my
in dis,ey communicate II "a the Board ot SupcTNi'of'
Yopr, respectfully .,,,, =,
j. X. WHITING, NJ. - Broadway.
To RlcnARp RrsrrEn. go CoIPors.ion ColnseL
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-03
To gicu,sp BrsrrEp 90, corPora;iou Counsel

Richard BHttd 10 Jas. Il. WAITING.
J,,c Drp,,rwf,r CRY o. NEw-YosK, OfrIcE oF rHE)
CoUS>EI TO TnE CoRFoR,IIoN, No - Brsadwsy (
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Lovers Of Pure Water,


The CROTON WATRR Notwithstanding its compsrasive e1
ceH,nce like other full Of decayed animal 40
vegetable mattel Visit the Of the Cioon River and t
uts and observe the msnufctoes stsss yads and other
mpuy in the wstsr Although the portion Of
these impurities retained BY setng In the distributing
vo yet ibe finer portions decayed matter the Of cells
pipes, Plumbers this city have often been called upon
the bodies Of cells from the pipes In housea simple
method Of cleaning like the natural OF perolston
.LIoa.h ISsl snd ::Sa which Causes h. Gy Of sSdns Vs..
health The desdersuu supplied BY the Diaphragm Filter
consists Of small metallic Of material of the
lifted attach to any cold wsis faucet dwellings and
with sufficient aPdJ for all domsrc purposes even for the
THE DIAPHRAGM FILTER
rod by w NJ Gibson, extensively introduced during tbs
ysss SCI 80 this city and IN the cities Of Boron Phil
sdepbs ane Baltimore and became standard article Of DONE
1t has been awarded two Gold and three Silver MedA BY
the Am Institute has, Mech Char Assocn and BY the
land Institute For few past, the msnusctufe Of this
valuable invention has been interrupted owing unavoidable
ent. In the Filter By Mr. Gibson No pan has yet been de-
probably w BE- that upersede the mp
reversible pp cple Of the Diaphragm Filter without
compilation Of sppstus liable TO get out Of order The Quartz
Medium which artificial rock when compressed In
the Diaphragm Filter the puest ard most durable material for
purpose Of fIson. Mediums Of felt other hbrous
tes used in other oonyances 70 hter water under pre-
calculated TO impair the quality OF water espedAy In
lot weather. when the matter extracted from the Gro
viii speedily faint brous medium In the Of his III
ter there cticn o1idston Of Impure metallic surfaces
affect the wate regularly reversed day an open
ton requiring less than half minute OF tine the Filter will last
many yena The Diaphragm Filter Medium 10 made with differ
Of poIoy be adapted lees pfesures OF
than hs u the Co.on and be made 70 operate with
Prics reduced to Three Dollars,
and stached without additional expense.
Office at McKensies Plumbing Establishment, No al 4h e.,
fYstd door from BIDadWaV.
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NETWORK, SATURDAY, JUNE 26, 1858.

Resdy Today:
T'HE UNDERSIGNED begs to announce 10 the
Trade and Public that be has q considerable expense
purchased from Capt MAINE REID he sdysncs sees Of bis
sast and bet Book. entitled
OSCEOLA, THE SEMINOLE:
THE RED PAWN OF THE FLOWER LAND.
Containing nearly 500 pages handsomely enbelised with
original deseus engraved .be highest style Of the AIT byN
Or.
TIE brief but heroic refe Of the celebrated Chief OSCEO
LA, Groundwork Of narrative which II equal not
nperor any Capt REDS former productions and while
sympathy :, the time awakened for the manly strn9ss
unty fate Of the liant spiri who fought Dohy for the
freedom Of h red brethren and the prssvson OF their chez
shed hunting grounds.
The attention CT The Trade 10 called to the snd hardsome
editions that have ast Issued Of Capt MAINE REIDs
former WORKS.
Tfis unerm srss complete 10 seven handsome volumes,
besutfuIJ Illustrated Price el Is per volume.
THE RIFLE RANGERs; On, ADvzsrvREs IN sorrHKN
MIxrco.
THE SCALP HUNTERS On, ADVENTURES AnOsc TIE
TRAppERs
THE WAR TRAIL; On, TIE HuST the WILD HoRsE
THE WHITE CHIEF; A LsssSD or NORTH MEXICO.
THE QUADROON Or, Lovers ADVENTURES IN
LOUISIANA
THE HUNTERS FEAST; On, CoSvrKsArioss AROUND
CAsP.PRt
Copies Of the above nailed posps r.cep. Of the price,
ROBERT NJ DE WITT, Publisher,
~ No. loo and ls2 Nassau st, NY.
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TMPOR ANT TESTINONY.-
woRCEsTERs DICTIONARIES IN PHILADELPHIA.

OFTscE OF IHE CONTROLLERS OF PusLIc scHooLs,)
First School District OF Pennsy yaniA
PnILADELrHIA, May a, 1850
.m..ns Of the Controller. Of Pubic Schools. rHs D..-
sis NY s'S s s:.
luton vas adopted:
.wORtIsTERs CONFERENCE.-THE DICTIONARY
be m''0ed to y Used n M Fiji r. r.: De
Upon the Of The io:s:ns xcs n: rnp.;
testimony: ,..,
Principal. Il Ss Pubic sesoo. o. tn.
City Of Pl.d.phs have learned With pss.me TIA. the Bod
Of S.Ts 'S S;S !. Il n. S%mT sSoS: This s
We regard Il valuable School Dictionary Of the En-
. Youth aa.s The s ss A.:
and sIs Il, orthossphv and pronunciation represent The
sT s; e: School ,.,. ,.
WIN: IL HUNTER, Principal of the MOni' Boys Grammar
T. C. HTYCHIsON, Principal Of the Harrison Oils Grammar
MILLS Prir opal Of the Morris oIrls Gannar School
JOHN sIckEL, PrncIV.l Of the Jsasr'On BsJ' Grammar
A. CUHMINs. Principal Of the Jefferson Girls Grammar
RICHARD oLAssEN Principal of the South E.ss Grammar
JANIS N. BIRD, Principal Of the LumbSd-'t. Grammar
GEO w rETTER4 Principal of the Mount Vernon Boys
JOHN JOYCE. Principal Of the wees~oO Boys Grammar
assEs Ro:; e Z: os;.Sss o s:Sa.r School
CHARLES A. RANDALL, Principal Of the Ratedse B0Js
j. NJ WILLARD Principal Of the Dickinson Grammar schoo,
b. w. BARTlNE, Principal of the Mantsoe Boys Grammar
j. MORTON THOMAS Principal Of the Hest0nvile Boys
Grammar School -
A. T. HUNTLR Principal Of The Randolph GrsmmaI School
Ii. I. LORDsRBACK Principal Of the Meth West Boys
Grammar School
WIN II. BATr Principal Of the zsue't Boys Grammar
GEO W. sCHOcK, Principal Of the Harmony Grammar
O. K sABOLD Principal of the h.uaawns Gr.mmH School
H. j. WATERMAN, Principal Of The Columbia tTssamH
sehcoL
ASA JONES Principal of1be Jsekson Grammar School
VIM. ROBERTS, Principal Of the Ripgod Grammar Sobso.
MARIAN ASH, Principal Of the Model School
ANNE WEBB Prneipr CT the ZxAe o.. Grammar School,
RCHARD g. JAMES, Principal Of the North End Boys Gram
mar School
C. MILLER, Principal Of the Livingston BOy' 0"mn'
School
NJ A. CLAYTON PrUssL of the Livingston GirI' Grammar
J. H. SIDES, Principal Of the Newovu Boys Grammar
School.
We consider testimony favor Of worcester's Dieto..ry
the important have published and respectfully
Teachers examine the works Their
superiority all other Dictionaries will assure their
sdoIsion go ,
The Royal ousr.o Deon. ' r.pidsy compile
ton. HlCkLlN0. SWAN ~ EWLH
School Book Depository No. l8 Wssbin Gtop-st Boston
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Nerp Publications.

MERRY's MUSEUM, WOODWORTH's CAB
lVI MET and THE sCHOOLFELLOW:
THE ILLUSTRATED DOLLAR MAGAZINE FOR BOYS
AND GIRLS.
The july number ready Vol sc Of this popp
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