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LIFE IN SYRIA.
From the London News I

u
Damascus might we'll be the first of the four
terrestrial parsdises of Mohammed. Not a few
English travellers have seen ID from the Sals-
hieh by evening light: and they are probably
all agreed that nowhere on earth have they
beheld scene 90 lovely. The dense but varied
verdure which lies in the midst Of the desert,
an oasis Of thirty miles round; the creamy city
peeping ont Of fit-sending mp its forty minarets
among the slim polars, and disclosing little
bridges where the rivers Of Damascus, Pharpar
and Abana wind among the thickets of fruit
trees and towering shrubs; the villages stand
ing in and out Of the verge Of the towering
forest; the yellow plain stretching around
and the red and purple hills which frame the
whole; this picture may well be beloved by the
Mussulman as the prophets favorite and the
suitAna Of cities But, once within the gates
ail is changed. The gaisty, which is the great
4 external feature, the harmony and brightness,
which exhilsrate more than they melt the
heart, have vanished.' ---.-fs ~
ruins which tell of religious strife. Here we
pass q mosque now rooaess, where the carved
stonework lies hidden ia the long grass, and
the water runs to waste from the broken tank;
and there We may see by little climbing, the
shattered portico Of the once grand Christian
cathedral, round whose broken columns the
Arabs have built their mud novels. The Jews
have their Holy, Places where Elisha anointel
? the King Of Syria, and where the Law was pre-
served when Jerusalem fell. " odsL -
The old heathen faints of Syria are also rep.
resented there All have ruins to show; and
all cherish deep resentmsnts, inputing the
ruin % one another. This wrath enters into
the whole life Of Damascus, for the new-comer n
are compelled to take it into account in all
their concerns. The doom of blood-fued hangs
oysrr every relation and every transaction Of
life there; and every class of believers calum.
mates every other. All Christians regard all
Mohammedans a. impstiently waiting for the
fnal opportunity of extsrminating the whole
race ct is ipfdsls;'r the Mohommed ans point
with disgust to the idols Of the Greek Church
and the stupid legends Of the Latin monks.
These last tell travellers every Holy week that
ths Jews in the next street cruci6edAa child
tie week before. The jews shrug their shoui-
dsrs al Christisnity, being called BY the mis-
sisnariss q religion Of peace, while the, ,Marol
ites xto are In comm1nion with Rome, cherish
their institution of the svenger Of blood - the
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DROPOSALs FOR IRON RAILING, COP
Il ING, &c, FOR ENCLOSING CIRCLE.

OFFICE CT CoNMIssioNKR OF PUBLIC BuILpISss,(
August 18, 1861 {
SEALED PROPOSALS will be received at this Office
up to u O'Clock. 28th instant, for the folio ing
work for the improvement of the circle at the in
.erseotlon oil Pennsylvanla and New Hampshire
avenues: --..- o.. r. ..-.
One thousand feet, COO feet more or less, Of
three single and ono double gate; the esies and
posts 70 be included in the price per ineal foot
of Circular Granite Coping by is inches In pieces
not less than sIL feet long, Also. one thousand
6Inchss by 8 feet deep, including excavation and
removal of earth.
Plans for railing to be seen at this flee;
he bids for Railing, Coping and Foundation 70
be separate, and marked '.PToposals for RAJ ing
for the Circle" or Coping" or Foundation" as
the case may be. mo. Il BLAKE
an l8 dt28thau .-T Commandments
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WOOD AND COAL.

Delivered to all part. o. n. oity, :, th. loves.
TT. 4 w. M. GAIT,
Once 2s2 Pa. av., between llth and Ian sss.
ma II-u north sloe.
THE SUBSCRIBER HAVING ON HAND
- an extensive stock OF FUEL, 10 prepared %
WOOD Saved and Split any sixe.
Cell and see for yourself
R. w. Bates.
Wood and Goal Dealer.
ma >. < corner Of Fourteenth and sts,
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Dress OF THE JAPANESE WoxEs.-The dress
of the Japanese women is simple but graceful.
The robe which crosses the breast, close to the
neck or little lower, according to the taste of
the wearer, re e,ches to the ground, and has
loose sleeves, leaving the wrist free. This
robe is fastened round the body by shawl,
which is tied behind in bow, the ends fow.
ing. Evsrything in Japan, even in dress, is
regulated by law; and the sumptuary laws have
been very strict until lately, when contact with
Europeans appears to be bringing about q re-
laxation. The color worn by all Glasses of men
varied patterns; but the women properly are
allowed, and Of course avail themselves Of the
privilege, to wear brighter dresses Yet their
taste ID 90 good that the noisy colors are gen
orally eschewed. Their robes are generally
striped silks Of grey, blue, or black; the shawis
some beautiful bright color-erimson, for in
stance; and their fine jet black hair is taste
fully set Of BY having crimson Grape of . very
beautiful texture thrown in among it.-0f
course We speak of the outdoor dress of the
women; their fall dress within doors is, We be.
lieve, far more gay. EHtlH .HttS rF
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sssS SsR SsEsss 81 H ssE !RSst 5; #

In accordance With the provisions of the sct of
Congress entitled ian act authorizing changes in
the location Of land ofhces,n approved March 81 /,
855 it il hereby DECLARED and made known that the
oce for the sale Of bio lands st HUDSON, In the
State Of Wisconsin, will be removed 10 FALLs OF
ST CRoIE, In said State, af as sarly period as
Further NOTICE as TO the precise time OF closing
the ofhce at Hpdson. preparatory % removal
viii Be given by the Resi ter and Receiver Tor the
land district. -. ~.
Given under my hand, st the City Of Washington,
this thirtieth day Of June. A. d., 1880
By order Of The President
Commissions Of the General Land Olkcs.
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:. III The csnsus returns for the city Of BufPalo
show total Of 81 ,54l, being 1905 more than in
1855 Troy has 30 553 population, having gained
6,2S4 In the last I'VE yean.- Auburn has To- 0aS,
having Increased ,53s, since 1855 Egkenea}eles
hass Asa, having gained $50 In the same time
The population Of Newark MI. ,is ~, ,0s5 200
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SOUTHERN TRUNK MANUFACTORY.
- p T 2 70 l9o TrH STRHxf, =

g; .Opposits Odd FslosCs' Hall. Waskiasfos, ID. c.
Trayeers viii study their interests by OF xSmInin
my TRUNKS, VALlCEs &c before pur-~
chasing elserere As usa none but the &y
the bast workmen, / can confidently recommend INV
york TO pc superior in StsensfA and Dsrabiltfy 70
Ike constantly on hand, and make TO order ton
Gns HssEI n9slSs, fRSS fysry dsserIgsis3 81 SOLE
cs4ss NSs yALIGGEES GESS TRzEEbING BAGS; HlR-
Trunks, &c., Repaired and Covered, in work
manlike manner, at short notice n - =
Trunks delivered in any part Of the city, George
AI:o7,Agent for Hoys's celebrated FAMILY
de is-E JAMES 9. roPHAM.
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A MRS. WINSLOW,
Ian Experfen ed Nurse and Female Phystoisu
presents to the attention Of mothers, her
SO u 7 HING SYRUP.

= U u i II N U S II u
Fer Children fssthins,
WhisA greatly facilitates the process Of tssthns sy sssa
ing ths guns, rsa1rg ali iniammstiso-vll alay ALL
fAIr and spssmsdis &C tisn, and 10
SURE TO REG ULATE THE BOWELS,
DsPsna spsn IT, msthsrs, will give ysurssyss and
RELIEFAND HEALTH TO YO UR INFANT
have mp and article for over ten ysar
CAN SAY IN ooNrrpHrcB TRUTH Of IT, what We have
m.deiS.n. si.i. s:.n .s; e ,1,. q any oIs..
1lcr a cuas, s,wINSLOW,s .h,n i;u:Is TO 81 nJ
..,,.S s,,a aa .s sns. SOOTHING in,.ne. Of die.
u: s:::.,.y, .n.f: SYRUP, d.hsSt.d Win u a f.s
highs. eommsndation sf 10 tsi s3ses and medical
aftsrten ysars' sHpsnsnes, AND PLRDoR ouR RRPuTA.
flon roR rHR FuLFILMBrT or WHAT WE HRRR pl.
in almost every instance where infant suGsr-
tne RON pain and sIhaueton relief will found In ftssp
setveNy minstss After the syfrp 10 administered. :
TIL. y..aol. preparaen h the prsscrptisn sf hs
meet HI BRiBNc I'd and sEILruL RURsRs In Nev Ens.
AnAs and has been used With NHyIR succnsS n
HOUSANDS OF CASES,
net snly Psssss the child from pain bat H.
stomach and sevss aeidy and rjyes soe md
energy to the vhsls system. viii smsst relieve
GRIPPING IN THE BOWELS AND WIND collie,
and :,'teo%s ssa,.l.i.o.. which, sp..di, r.m.a.d
AND AM .usss4anM 81 S;s FOR Ssvs f. I :n: ~. ,I,1
10 all sa... Of DY,- CHILDREN 'UrERx sad DIAN
arse. r.am m .s ..snr TEETHING. n.hn: .h:th:G .,
We would say 10 every moher Who has eSilS .v
0rog from any Of the orsgepg complaints NOT LIT
Iouh rR.JUDIcHs, NoR THE Pr IJUDTcHs OF OTHERS
osvssn yeur snasring child and the that will
suRl-yse, AssoLurELY sURH-to follow ths u,s Of th
medicine, II trsly ussd Pull dirsetiors unng villa
CuRTIx PEs TSs None 4snain' unless ths "a smils
Principal Once. Ne. 10 Cedar Dusst, ny.
Pnss sniv IS Cents per Bette. % n-dAvlv
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M. MIS-; Nsd dMSGG2K COZ uICK's SCHOOL.

Mas oMRSMG4k assils. sGsaGS3a lS3drm
friends and the public generally that ehs will resume
the duties Of her School ON the Lat Monday In Sep
The oourss Of study pursued viii COMPRISE Ill the
branches relulsite TO thorough English educo-
In addition 70 her daY scholars. she 10 desrous Of
receiving into her family few pupils a. boardsrI
nsdiats care and oysraght - -
Her arr4ngeHepts for the accommodation and
duc care Of pupils have been Considerably inoreesed
end othervlse Improved. Those in WashinEton
Qe01rlng Particular information with reference 10
tho StAr. - - :
For terms and further psrtioulars apply II her
reGtdonoe-No. - Cameron street. AlexSndria, Va
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THE UNION FEMALE ACADEMY,
NEW ARRANG RNKNr

This well known and popular Seminary, Wh,oh
has been SO successful under the entire care of Mrs
on the FIRST Monday in September next, under the
united supervision and instruction of Mr.. and Mrs
z. RICHARDS, in the we'll arranged and delieht.
fully located Union Academy Building. For partic.
ulsrs. see circulars at all the Book stOres ma12 r.
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OFFICE OF INSPECTOR AND sEALER
" OF GAS METERS,

NorIcE rs HEREsfT GTpSN. 'fS TS.s, T. .sss. @
poratlon approved May r. 1880, the undersiGne 10
nov prepared, .hsneyer reg 1ired in writing, and
examins test, prove, and the aocuraoy Of
regstrAton Of any gas meter in use in this oIfy."
and another, sealed and marked ss true, WII De
set IN lts place, III proved 70 be accurate in Us
and O. aip put in positiop for use.
Once No. $40 Seventh street, (usst Odd Fsl-
.cHARIEs W w. .cuNSNfNGHAM.
jy Is Inspector and Sealer Of 6as Meters.
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XVI WASHINGTON D. c.. TUESDAY. AUGUST 81 1860

dearest part of their religion. While their
women and peasants are at work in the fields
and groves, their monks are poring over Thos
Aquinas in the converts, and kindIing mp the
scorn of their dependents against the Druses
who keep up heather mysteries, and make
Messiah and even q god, of the Hakim, whom
Jews and Christians abhor
Amidst this stormy chaos of religious pas.
sions, life is neither tranquil nor gay in the
first of earthly psradises. Sometimes the Jews
are tortured to death; sometimes the Chris
tians are shut up in their dwellings,; sometimes
a Mussulman is left dead in the street, and
very often there are skirmishes on the noun
tain roads when Druses and Maronites en-
counter. In going along the streets men glance
before and behind; every group in the envi-
rons Is watched; every stranger who crosses
bridge is inspected; every evening party is
conducted with caution and tact to obviate Of
fence, and broken up at the nrst ruf1e.
This is an epitome of life everywhere in the
Holy Lands Of the earth, where the great faiths
OF mankind have for the most part originated.
and where they are now collected as if on pur-
pose to jar. 1t is believed in Syria that there
are mountain recesses where Baal and Ashta-
roth are still worshipped. The reflection of
the fre-worship Is still seen, we are told, in
certain gorges Of the Lebanon; and Jezebel
herself and the priests at Baalbec were not
more devoted sun worshippers than some who
are now watching the slaughter in Colo Syria
from their perches on either hand. -
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1.-THE eclipse q the sun on the 18Th ult. was
not visible IN San FFancisco, owing 70 clouds.
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10 M NJ + CIAL LEGE,
- No. 416 SEVENTH ST.,
ORposite tAs GsneraI Posi- one Kashinsfon Or.

Mercantile Forms and lculstons, Business Cor !.
rrespondenoe, BIils Of Exchanse, Current Bills,
VA Preparatory Class for Boys. ""'''''
~ Ladies will be instructed in fine penmsn-
Rooms open from .. m. to 10 p. m. For terms
apply at the Rooms.
ma 74-Sm WIN. w. YOUNG q CO.
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Each proposal should be accompanied BY th

Each proposal should be accompanied BY the
following guarantee: - .tf' f.il--h : =
- Form Of Gsarsssse. . > r-iIF- =.
The gnderGgned, A and 2 y. o., IN the
State Of, and--- in the STATE Of, here
By sanity that in case the foreg ding bid Of
for iron ceilings, above descrfbed be accepted,
he they will within ton days after the receipt oi
the st the named exeeute the contract
for the ceilings with good and sucient securities;
contract ss aforesaid, We guaranty TO make rood
the difference betWeen the offer Of the said -
Date, 1880. Signatures of suarsntors, a 2.
: Witness, Il r. n stt - fgg1gG =
: 4 hereby certify that the aboye named - are
known 20 me as able to make good their gusrsntes.
'iu ~ ~. lrJI signature. t7BI q - . G. n, I
To be signed By the United States district jud es
United States district Attorney. collector some
persons known 70 the War Department.
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OoTbhkAh AT COfSTANTIN0PLE.-The AMI
mostly which melted the recent horrible mas
sacre of Christians in Syria has also been ex-
hibited in Constantinople. A great disturb
ance took place July 18th, between the Moslem
and Christian Armenians, which exhibited the
temper OF the Mahommedan population, and
at the same time showed the instability and
lnefhcIency Of the government.
A Christian Armenian having died, his
friends attempted to bury tho body in the
ourylng ground where they had q legalized
right, but were prevented by mob of Moham-
medan Armenians The Christians appealed to
the Armenian Patriarch, who sent an order, with
police force, to permit the burial but the mob
stlli came on and interrupted the proceedings
on Sunday and Monday the Sultan was ap-
pealed to, and finally decided in favor of the
Christians, and dispatched a military force to
protect them in the burial. On Tuesday the
Patriarch went over to the side of the mob,
and the Sultan, becoming frightened, revoked
his order. The English and American minis
ters then had an interview with the Sultan,
and constrained him to do justice to the Chris
tians. So on Tuesday the military were sent
out and cleared the ground
On Wednesday the burial was to take place,
and several thousand troops were present and
after conflict with. the mob, the grave was
dug, and the body ordered to be put in The
mob now became furious, and endeavored to
press forward to the spot. At this juncture
the commanders courage seemed to fail him,
and he ordered the grave filled up and another
one dug in the middle of a eighboring car
rage road. In this most dishonorsble place
the Protestants, as previously advised by the
ambassadors and missionaries, refused to bury
their dead The commander would not yield
and the Protestants retired, leaving the body
In the hands of the Turks. By this time It
was buried in tie street, after which the i'm
mense mob were allowed to rush over the grave,
each one trampling and splitting upon it, After
this, by way of palliating his disgraceful con-
duct, the commander ordered that the road
should be turned aside and obliterated. and
space inclosed around the grave. This was
done, and it has ever since been guarded by
company Of soldiers
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limited STATES CAPITOL EXTENSION

limited STATES CAPITOL EXTENSION,
" wAsHINsToN. July IL, l860s /
PRoPosALs VIII be reoelved at this O1ioe unil
noon of Tuesday, the 2lst of August next FOR Furn
ishing and Putting up. the Iron Ceilings Of two
rooms over the eonneou ns corridors ofths Capitol
The proposals wust state the proc for each oeil
ing oopplets. 10 plsoe, painted with three good
.Al1 OF the Iron work of the Ceilings, of every
description including the fAstenInes ceilings
% the salls and 70 the roof fames. must Be incla
The proposals. must be endorsed, Proposals 9
Tor Iron Celilngs," and must be accompanies ed BY q
guarantees, signed by one or more responsble Der !
sons, addressed to the undersig gned. q -
They will be opened ct the time mentioned above
Ofhoc. w. FRANKLlN, =
A3uTGE Captain Typographical ngineers,
In oherge of "a pitol Ex teusiou.
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EDUCATIONAL.

SELECT SCHOOL FOR YOUNG LADIES.
IN tas ass' .s sS ss
aoI WelIth street. au 2-1m
EMERSON INSTITUTE, :.
CAL cILHss5hSa'i scHoot FOR FOR BOYS B@oHYrahMAri-
The Eighth Annual Session of this school will
cGemmencs CO a%nI on MONDAY, september Sd. Number
au % lstatesl CHAs B. YOUNG Principal.
SEMINARY FOR YOUNG LADIES.
Miss Koonss, assisted by her .lst,r, CECILIA C..
at her Issdseoe sec senSS
!lons Will be given in English, French and Draw
ing. au 17-5t
y ss AG5A3EMy .s5Ad n.
OndeT Or PT Nil. kSSN and the PS%sIy Dsps5i%snt
creuafs ts Obtained Gs s the ss
stores 0nt:l au l7-eo2m
BoaRDfNGa AND an 6fa'f DaY School. SCI
vii sss sIF SSi E Sep
s20n Or aooIe'''ns 'hs op'EI20RRff RRfPLEy
THE PRESCOTT HIGH SCHOOL,
stndiss Iii hiIIohIH III ST., BEIwEEEN AND I sTs.
"% s'P''%DG5 e. 81 eEfss s. RneSa
MISS YOUNG's SEMINARY,
~ No. 346 EIGHTBEyTH, NRAR ST.
, Inc duties oil this schOo will be resumed on
MONDAY, September 81. Miss Y, will continue
TO receive select class of boys under l2 years Of
age, In connection with q limited number of girls ,
desiring course of study the sclid branches OF
Engl sh. instruction IN the French langusge as
usual, by native French teacher. au l5-iw'
MRS. M. E. KINGSFORD'S SEMINARY,
w AIS + ST. WASH NsroN, ID. G..
m The next session will commence October LIST, 1880
Terms, ac, forw arded on application. au Is If
VILLAGE GREEN SEMINARY Is LOCA-
ted 10 beauti ul and healthful village II miles
above Wilmington, Del, and near the Philadep phia
and Baltimore Railroad. Recommended by the
Episcopal Church.
The course of study is extensive and thorough-in
the Mathematical, Classical and English Depart
mens students are prepared for business or COLLEGE
In the preparatory course for college special refer
enoe Is made to Dickinson College.
Inc institution rs provided with a large philo-
soPhlcal apparatus to illustrate the study of Natur-
al Science library of three hundred volumes is
accessible to pupils :
The fifth year will commence MONDAY Sen
tember Sd. 1850. w
Boarding, Tuition. &C.. for session of IA weeks,
Great attention is paid to the moral department
OF students. Monthly reports sent to parents. For
circulars or inform alton address the Principal,
Rev J: HERVEY BARTON, A. NJ, Village
Green Seminary, Delaware county, Pa.
RstereneeS-Rey. Levi SCOTT, D. d. Bishop of M. f..
( Wilmington, Del MI. F. A. Lutz, Washington
y: e Mr.. o. w. Angel, do; Messrs Dickson 6
Ming, Georgetown. au tSep5 .
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Papers served in packages BY carriers st % .
year. or 81 cents per month. To mail subscribers
the price 10 SS-5o year, IN adcases; % for six
monfhs; 81 for three months; and for less than
three months st the rate of IL cents week. Single
copies, ONE CENT; in wrappers, TWO CENTS.
DADvKRTsENHNrs should be sent to the once
before Il O'Clock m otherwise they may not appear
until the next day. tR
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DENTISTRY.

n DENTAL NOTICE.
DR. LOOMS Has closed his Office fer the sea-
son, and will be absent, as usual, du ring the sum
mer months will resume practice about the lst of
Octoper, OF which further notice will be gwen.
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~ EIGHTH
~ A o A HIBIT ION,
Al CINCINNATI, OHIO, Sept. l2fk-2ofA
The UNITED states AGRICULTURAL
SOCIETY will hold its Eighth Annual AgrioQltu
ra aud lrdustrisl Exhibition on the grounds Iber-
s y, PfSsised % sy the cittens Of Cincisnst, .hich
Halls IN and Tents for the display Of IMPLE-
MkEFAsESFFsE MkkSEE AesETSSFFsEfI FAM HSo ESb bposaakkfbTrS sakfbTrS
PREoDUGE, FRUITS, FLOWERS, and Ma
LIVE w N -; with stalls and Pers for
HORSES, CATTLE, SHEEP, and SWINE;
and and an unequalled Traok one mile in length and
ioTty ieet IN width. for the exhibition Of Horses.
The Premiums ofered-in oash,-god, silver, and
bronze medals,-dis Tomas and certificates, amount
$4,000.
The Exhibition will remsin open from wednss-
day, the 18th, to Thursday, the Soth, OF September
thus giving time to examine and test the impls'
ments and machinery.
For premOm lists or information apply st the
Once of the Society, No. $50 Pa. avenue Cup
stairs ;; or to the ,at Cincinnati, Ohio.
ly Ad Sec'y U. g. Agricultural Society.
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DENTISTRY.

Dk. HILLS, After . practical test Of two yoGrs,
feels that he can witt confidence recon-
mend the Cheoplastic Process for inserting9
artificial teeth IL has the ADVANTAGES of0xx8
strength, beauty, cleanliness, and oheapness Fall
upper sets inserted for osS. Partial in proportion
Ofhoe 3O6 Pa. avenue. se1
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SELECT SCHOOL FOR YOUNG LADIES.
431 welfth street. an MN1m
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MISS YOUNG's SEMINARY,
lVl No 316 EIaurYvwr

~ =. NO.J46 EIGHTBENTH, MAR ST,
a, The duties OF this schOo will be resumed on
to receive select class Of boys under IL years of
age, In connection with . limited number Of girls :
desiring course Of study In the sclid branches OF
Engl sh. Instruction IN the French language as
usual, by q native French teacher. - an l5-iN.
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THE PRESCOTT HIGH SCHOOL.
$40 EIGHTH ST., BRIwEKN X AND l. Sfs.
studies Will be resumed in this institution on
MO DAY, September Sd. Circulars at book kstores
au l6-f A. G. RICHARDS, Principal
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WESTERN ACADEMY
- n Exercises OF this school, under the charge
under Miss ANNIE + PECK, will be resumed Sep
temDer Sd. Circulars can he obtained at the book
stOTes (Int.t l7-eO2m
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VVNHE RIPLEY FEMALE SEMINARY
1s BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL,
SirUArBD BRIwsKS 9TH AND 9TH Srs Essr
Wili commence its next session on MONDAY .Ser-
TEMPER 10th All desiring further information will
be Win catalogue giving full particulars
au l6-eoSw o. r RTPfEV
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SUMMER RESORTS.
CARLISLE
WHITE SULPHUR
SPRINGS,
CUMBERLAND CO,
Pesasvlvaaia.
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