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THE CAPITAL OF JAPAN

What shall L say of this greatest and most
singular OF all cities? A volume is needed to
describe it, without attempting to give its his
tory have read Of old NneYeh and Babylon
oelo" the ground, and seen and handled works
OF art which have been diSinterred and created
so much admiration on both sides of the Attain
TIC; 6ut one living JeddO, above the ground is
worth hundred old fogy cities below it.
cannot give you an idea of it, it is so unique,
50 unlike everything except itself, and so i'm
possible, rs you will think. / have seen several
places OF interest and maintained cool head,
out was beWildered and COMPOUNDED when
saw TINS 1t is situated on the western shore
OF this charming gulf, twenty miles wide by
'Wenty-four long. 1t stretches for twenty
miles and more along beach of a sem-cir-
cular form, with its horns turned outwards,
and along which street extends, crowded
with blocks of stores and houses, and teemins
with moving crowds, while shopkeepers, arti-
sans, women and children seem equally numer-
Gus within doors and at the doors Indeed a
dozen or fifteen miles might be added to the
length of the city in this direction, since there
Is nothing but an unbroken succession of towns
and villages for this distance which are as
populous and well built as the city itself In
crossing the city from the shore to the western
outskirts L have walked two miles and a half
ana then proceeded on horseback for ten miles
more, making twelve and half in the whole
while IN other places it may be wider still
According to the lowest estimate, the city
covers an area equal to seven Of the New Eng
land farming towns, which were usually six
miles square. And all this is traversed by
streets, usually wide, wel-constructed per-
fectly neat, and crossing each other at right
angles-streets lined with houses and stores as
compactly as they can be built, and crowded
with moving or stationary masses as thick as
IN our Washington street, or New York Broad
way, at least for considerable distances The
population is estimated generally at three mil
lions, which Mr.. Harris, our Minister, thinks
is no exaggeration. For my part, judging
from what have seen when 1 have gone into
the heart OF the city, and crossed the city from
side to side, should be willing to add is many
millions more; for the living, moving masses,
seen from sunrise to sunset and everywhere
the same, fairly seemed beyond computation.
One city as large as seven fine towns in Berk-
shire county, and containing population three
times as large as that Of the whole State of
Massachusetts, That is enough to think of for
moment.-Japan Correspondence Of Boston
TrHreIer
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tunes. When [ went South in October. I re-
quested him to hand in his BILL as wished to
settle it. He said, No, it was but trifie: he
didn want it, and wouldn't do it. L insisted
put couldn't get it, This, with the visit. to nv
husband during the last three weeks. is all that
l owe for; This would have been paid before,
ms is a correct statement of facts.
HARRIET E. EWING,
No. 81 North Fifth st
Inc following is the statement of the wit
nesses to the cowhiding affair in the parlor, and
the Touring in the hall:
We were in the parlors of Mr. King on Thurs
day last, and saw Mrs. Ewing cowhide Docto,
Smith. We also heard her tell him the wholp
OF the language and actions which had taken
place, rs made in her statement above, heard
him acknowledge them to be so.and apologize
we Mse saw the -four thrown upon him, and
him whipped in the yard.
Slgned-Mary K. King, Elizabeth Shaffer
Mary f. King, Rebecca Ellis, Laura King.
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KING & BURCHELL,
~ go CORNER 18TH ST. AND VERMONT Av.,
Have fully supplied themselves with all the Ill
Layer and Bunch RAISINS,
Sultana RAISINS,
New FIGS.t small drums)
Tafetta DATES,
CITRON,
CRANBERRlES,
ANGELIQUE,
PRESERVED and Branded FRUITS, of
all varieties OF this climate,
yELIIES,
ORANGES,
Fresh FRUITS, in cans.
DO. TOMATOES. Sweet CORN,
Do PEAS, ASPARAGUS.
Crosse Blackwell's PICKLES,
Fresh, Smoked, and Soused SALMON,
Do. MAsG;REREL, fresh LOBSTERS, fresh
Fresh and Smo ked HALIBUT,
EnsIIh, French. 81 erman and American MUS
pot.ed ssffRRAssouRG MEATS,
PATE DE FOIRS GRAS
Hng Grh; STIss' Dutch, Italian and American
AL MoS STf FILRERTs, PECAN NUTS,
GrsnoLle WALNUTS, sHELLBARKS,
Crosse + Blaokwell's SAUCES,
s Ma,ifSTd d,S GuANMRIEs and SUGAR PLUMs.
co }sir iu GEhATJNE reos'pts for making
Russian and American ISINGLAS,
MINCE-MEAT,
Spanish and French OLIVES. deatf
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OFFICIAL
TREASURY DEPARTMENT,

OFFICIAL. Observation-Disclosures
-. December q, l659
SEALED Proposals vii! be received at this De
Partment nnt 10 o'clock noon of. TUESDAY, the 81 st
SAND dollars stock OF the United states authorzed
oy me act OF AN June, la58-being SO much stock
the terms O. the act, who have failed to depUs.te
the principal and premium on th.t amount.
ihis STOCK Will be relmbursi5le in fifteen years
from the LIST OF January last and bear interest at
hye per centum per annum, payable semi annually
No bid will he received below par. and none for
any fraction of one thou sand dollars; nor will any
amount is deposited, subject to the order Of the
Secretary of the Treasury. with depoSitsry Of the
must accom- any the bid. In all cases the bids must
be unconditional and without reference 10 the bids
therein. ''' 'A' '''"'' ''a'0 Inc premium 0nerea
Ths sealed a. proposals should be endorsed the
1883" and be addressed TO the Secretary of the
Treasury, Washington, ID. G; The sums which
IN a Se De esIg P % any od9ef Wi be required
nearest to ms residence as Indicated most con-
parties not residing Within the United sScc sPstss rom
will be required to deposte the principal aud pre-
Certificates Of stick Tor sums of one Thousand
dollars each, payable to the successful bidders or
bea -er with coupons Of semi annual interest from
the lst July next also payable 10 bearer attached
thereto. or certlhcates OF stock for sums OF Eve
the Treasury, and transferable there upon assign
ments made pursuant to tho regulations, will be
Issued AZ the option of the successful bidders for the
amount of the accepted bids, upon the certificates
Of deposits to the credit of tins Treasurer OF the
United States with the deposItaries the United
States. The stock will in all cases bear interest
from the date Of smch deposte Tie interest on the
coupon stock from that date to the LIST July and the
interest paysb.e on that day and each subsequent
half year on the inscribed stock will be paid to the
successful bidders or their transferees under the
long nllshed regulations on that subject
, Successful bidders will be required to deposite
the principal aad premium OF their accepted bic on
or before the tenth day of February next The ire
llmlnarv deposlte of one per cent, will be immedi-
atey returned to the unsuccessful bidders.
HOWELL COBB,
de 2S-eOtJaD 81 Secretary of the Treasury,
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IL During the past year the Smithsonian IN
sttute. through its extended system of meteorelo
gcal observations, has been enabled to make
some very curious investi cations, respecting the
three memorable cold days of January, 1859 II
was found that the cold Of the three days men
toned, swept progressively over the country like a
wave coming down from the Arctic regions and
first entering the territory of the United States al
the extreme Northwest among the Rocky Noun
tains 1t was experienced at Utah some three
DAYS before it reached the banks of the Northern
Mississi ppi, and was heradled by telegraph al
Minnesota some two DAYS before ii reached W ash
ington At Buffalo 1t was some hours in advance
of Boston, and felt last on the Atlantic Ocean,
where it appears to have disappeared This cold
wave a so swept South in most renar kable
manner, and progressively appeared in Florida
and other Southern States. and Mexico; and the
last pulsations as il died away in this direction,
were experienced in Central America. aud among
the West India Islands. Taken all in all. it was
one of the most rernar kable meteorological pheno-
meua ever noticed and the facts collected. see IN
to y owe that the originating impulse came from
the extreme Northwestern portions OF the Amefi-
can continent.
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liza successful case of TRANSMISSION OF blood
into the veins Of Il woman, was performed lately
liz Klmarnock, Ayrshire, Scotland. The woman
alhouc in the prime of life, had become SO we Il
from the loss of blood that pulsaton was al times
impe ceptibe. The blood Of friend was inject
ed into a vein in one OF her arms and the most
cheering results were immediately manifested
She cont aued to improve rapidly, and at last ac-
counts wGs considered beyond the reach Of dan
ger.
IL Mons Maill.fort is employed in the execu-
ti"D Of contract with the Leg slature OF the state
Louisiana 20 deepen the channel Of the Red River
on TIE Rocky Falls of Alexandria, some 3U miles
above New Orleans.
IL The exiled kentuckians have been offered
a home at Kingston, Decatur county, Indiana,
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THINNER AND SUPPER PARTIES RAILS
" RECEPTION AND WEDDINfi PARTiES

~ RECEPTION AND WEDDING PARTIES
G. GAUTiER Having completed his arrange
ments with his agent in Paris, has reoeivetis and
will continue to have forwarded to him, from the
first hOuses, everything new and desirable in the
Fashionable World, such as MOULDS ard DE-
SlGNS for tastefully decorating and embellIshIng
the largest and most magnificent entertainments.
Those VINO desire to have their orders filed in a
style unsurpassed as regards beauty of arrange
mert and delicacy of viands, will consult their in
terest by calling on me. -
Families " no may prefer having dinners prepared
at home can have first class French cook sent to
their residence at the moderate charge of 80 for
his SERVICES and guarantee that ali who may ava
themselves of this offer will thereby save at lesst IS
per cent. e. GAUTIER
No. 232 Pennsylvania avenue
between 18th and 18th streets.
no ~ eu2m Unt.6 COM
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NEW BOOKS

MYERS Il McGHAN,
lVl 376 ID st. bet. 9th and 9th,
Have constantly on hand and in daily receipt Of all
kinds of material in our line. such
Copper Planlsh Zinc, Galvanized Iron and Lead
Bath Tubs, Cooking Ranges,
HOt Water Boilers, Water Backs,
Iron, Copper, and Enamelle1 Sinks,
Marbled Wash Basins, Black Walnut and Iron
Marble top Washstands,
Water Closets, Earthen aad Iron Enamelled Hop
pers Bdedet Pans,
Bedfordshire and Copper Swing UIina,s,
Copper Planished Showers, Lead and Galvanized
IRON Pipe, Cedar and Pine Hydrants,
India Rubber Hose, Hose Pipes, Brass and iron
:, Lift and Force Pumps, Yard Pumps,
Hydraulic Rams, Brass and Silver ated Basin
Cocks hot and cold water Compression Cocks,
Gas Cocks. Globe Valves, Hydrant NOzzies,
Street w ashers, Hose, Bats, Basin Plugs,
Sink Plugs, Silver plated and Brass Chain,
Iron and Lead T,aps, Iron Branches Bends snj
Reducing Fittings, Iron Boiler Stands,
Maahle Iron and Brass Gas Fittings.
ALI material necessary to the Introduction OF
Water or Gas into public private buildings kept
constantly on hand.
Those Contemplating improvements in this line
Will ind 1t tn their advantage to call and examine
assortment.
All work entrusted to us will be promptly attende
tn do
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FANCY SILKS AND SILK ROBES

FANCY SILKS AND SILK ROBES
AT COST
We will from this day forward se!l our entire stock
Of FANCY DRESS SILKS, ? or s FLOUNCE
StLk kOBES, MOURNING and FOULARD
SILKS AT COST. All of the above goods were
bought this FALL ard of the latest and most de-
slrable styles, and many of them are much belo "
the cost OF Importation. We have also on hand a
large and well SELECTED stock Of irst-class FANCY
and STAPLE DRY GOODS, most OF which have
been greatly reduced price
TAYLOR & HUTCHINSON,
No. AZ Louisiana avenue, opposite
de 10 Canfra Markaf
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Neir York ar, bet,reep LIST and ID SIS.
The success that has attended the UNDERMINED
since the opening Of his Brewery has induced h!m
to make further improvements.
He hopes. that with these add itions, ard the an
perior quality of BEER that he furnishes to merit
the patronage Of the public Families will find it a
every part Of the District.
RESTA URANT-Hs has aso opened, for the
accommodation of the public, a X esiau-ant on the
corner of X and 4th street west, where he is pre-
pared to furnish the best Liquors and Cigars, aSd
al dishes known to a well regulated lardeT.
ia cow ERNEST LOEFFLER
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CONVICT LABOR
" FOR HIRE

SEALED PROPOSALS will Re received at the Office
of the United States Panitentiary ID. c. until Non.
day, January IT, 1860, at u O'clock M. for the labor
81 i,om thirty to forty conylcts in this institution
Bidders to rpecify the kind of wdrS, the ms. bar
of men, the probable amount of shop room needed
and the price per day for labor. Shop room fur
the institution.
Tho W arden reserviEg the right to select such
of the institution.
For further Information address
ia PAW G.. y. SENGSThCK, Warden
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TRAVELLERS DIRECTORY.
IMPORTANT NOTICE TO SOUTHERN
TRAVELLERS

- 3 9 - 3
FOR MEMPHIS & NEW ORLEANS
Via Orange AleIandIia and Memphis Charles
A DIRECT ROUTE AND CONTINUOUS RAILWAY Con-
N KsssS. RBS Hi'S. Hsssss. Mos.s ''
Is.s 2..,o, z,aIs &C., k Nssss
Msmpais and Ns.s oT!eaasf
THROUGH TIckEIs to all Of tho shove points cas-
Rapiroad Of. Gomez Of Sixth street and Pennsyl
vania avenue, Washington, ID. C.
-RGREAT REDUCTIQN OF TIMEzn,
The Cleveland Branch, from Chattanooga 70
Cleveland, is completed, saving forty miles in DIS
taTSe and seven hours n n time to Memphis;
slave territory guaranteeing perfect safety In the
Time to New Or eans~Four Days and Ten Hours,
PASSENGERS to New oTleap, can sontin m on the
NE s1 tb re N 70 y,
to yicksburg by steamer, and thence via Railroad
e New 0rIe,hs CT can leave the Memphis and and
coed 10y the Mississippi Central and New Orleans,
Jackson, and Crest Northern Railroads, to New
NeIs Boar Arrarse,nert from Meuphis Sexth.-
This Line has completed ARRANGEMENTS, and have
excepted, for New Orleans aud al intermediates
points; Monndsys, w ednesasys snS fridays Sy me
days and Saturdays by the regular NISksburg PACK
s New TaSs e os Ss raw on
arrival of trains making sure connections. This ls
the only Line that has Daily Line OF Steamers on
the Mississippi river.
THROUGH TRAINS LEAVE WhsHINeToN at g. M
and p. Sundays excepted, making direct oon-
nections, with the privilege of laying over at sny
point named on the coupon.
Passengers leaving Ia the p. m Train 60 through
TO Richmond without Change OF Cars, and have
comfortable nights !est as the oars are provided
with hrst-class Sleeping Seats.
III = Be Sure dad 4 * for Tickets Ordass and
Atexoadrid Railroad.
Passengers for Richmond a nd the South or South
west ara res pectfuy Informed that By purchasing
their Tickets via Orange aid Alexandra route,
they avoid the annoyance of change from boat 20
cars at the involvement hour of mldng Mt, as ny
the river route.
Passengers from New York will meet an Agent
of the Orange and Alexandra Railroad at the Depot
at Washington from whom they will receive polite
attention.
II , The Steamer GEORGE PAGE Iesves the
foot of Seventh street. at Ga a.. m. and ~
Ga p. m. for Alexandra. where pas Es5s6.
sengers take the cars for the South -
and Southwest. Passengers for ChdrLoffesciHe,
StanntQn Front Royal Woodstock, Winchester, &C..
will take Boat leaving Washington at 6x a. m.
Omnibuses leave the Office, corner of Sixth stree
and Pennsylva avenue, al n. m. and p. m.
On arriving at Washington, passengers for
the South will be careful 20 take the Orange and
Alexandria Raflrosd Omnibus.
JAMES A. EVANS.
&C 20-f Ticket Agent, Washington.
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n DENTISTRY.
DR. HILL after practlca! test Of two years
feels that he can with confidence recom--s.
mend the Cheoplastio Process for in serting
artificial teeth It has the advantages Ofl0
strength, beauty, cleanliness, and cheapness. Fnl
upper sets inserted for SS5 Partial In proportion
ohioo oOO q. dVonuS SET
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DENTISTRY.
TEETH.

NJ TEETH.
IVA. LOOMS, NJ: D., the inventor and patentee
Of the MINERAL PLATE TEETH, at-%s
tends personally at his Office in this city. Gs=5}
Many persons can wear these teeth who 1II0
cannot wear others, and no person can wear others
who cannot wear these.
Persons ca ling at my Office can be accomm cd ated
with any style and price of Teeth they may desire
but to those who are particular and wish the purest
ceanest, strongest, and most perfect denture that
art can produce, the MINERAL PLATE will be
moro fully warranted.
Rooms in this city-No. 1886 Pa. avenue, between
9Th and loth SITS. Also, 9GT Arch street, Philsde-
phia. Oc I-h
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EDUCATIONAL.

nR. H. PERABEAU. PROFESSOR OF MIJ-
- sIc. vocal and Instrumental, orsanist OF, ~
st. Alloys lus. Mad. p. teacher of the Itaan&fzIS
style Of singing. Residence-397 New York ~
avenue corner of 18th street. no R-S,nr
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nj MRS. MCCORMICK'S SCHOOL.
lHRS. MCCORMICK desires to inform her
friends and the public generally that she will resume
the duties of her School on the LIST Monday in Sep
tember next.
The course of study pursued will comprise al the
branches requisite to a thorough English educa-
ton.
II addition to her day scholars. she is desrou. o!
receiving into her family few pupils as bCarders,
mediate care and oversight.
Her arrangements for the accommodation and
due care of pupils have been considerably increased
desiring particular information with reference to
her school may apply to w. d. Wallach, Editor o
the Star.
For terms and further particulars apply at he1
resldencs-No. 80 Cameron street, AeIandra, Va
jy 27-tf
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Ceiling OFF,
~ SELLING OFF!
Our whole stock of rich Fancy ard Black Silk
Robes Fancy and Figured Black Silks, by tho
yard; All Wool Delaines, and French MerInos In
fact all Winter Dress Goods at cost for ca sh with
genara! stock of first class Staple Goods, ct re
duceG prices. In order ~ reduce our stock.
IL We invite purchase to call before making
their selections elsewhere.
j. w. COLLEY d CO.,
ia 5-2w 523 eth street. above Pa av
900 SEVENTH STREET.-25s barrels north
ACI ern Apples. In prime order; Goshen and
Glade Butter, extra prime; for family use MO lbs
premium New Jersey Buckwheat Eastern Cheese
extra fine quality also, large stock of Fsmil,
groceries, % every kind, wholesale and retail, Al
prices TO suit the times, at the New Store-os3 7sb
st. fda IN "
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35O \ B. $50
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES stock, shea, for
o. Paper hung By experienced wcrknep, snd salts
CARVED WALNUT TETE-d TETES "a.
SPkENpID ROCKING CHAIRS, ESQ.
SLEEK -HOLLOW CHAIRS, Sl2.
IL All the Furniture is maEu!actured in this
eisJi and guaranteed No. /,
JOS. L. X. PLANT CO..
ParPsfhsngeIs and pholsterers,
$50 ID St., bet. 9th anG 10th.
HI Furnlfu Repaired :nd Varniahed. ap I4-ly
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ENGLISH VARNISH,
II NOBLE AND iIOARR's,
nquantlties tn suit.
By u. R. THOMPSON 4 BRO,
"a Nirth strcaf
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CABINET WARE.

FURNITURE "A
w A K o o VA
WALL & BARNARD f"
Are now receiving at their furnisure ware
rooms, corner of ath street and Pa avenue a large
assortment of CABINET FURNITURE, embra-
f.nS every variety OF Sofas, Tete fetes, bureaus
Bedsteads, w ashstands, Sideboards, Etageres
Whatnots. MaIble-top and other Tables Rockers,
arm, Cane and Wood seat Chairs, Wardrobes,
al LIDS &C. Iapets and Ollcloths all of which we
aud Pa avenue. States ! no
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4 00O OUR-BUCKWHEAT.
1,OSO POUNDS of pure Buckwheat Flour
ground and forwarded to us from Luzerne cnun- q,
". PehnsHlvanla. We have never seen a finer u
article HIVE sell it st the price CT the ordinary
Buckwheat Flour.
. pest FAMILY FLOUR of "Janes s. Welsh !,
aledonla ;" Rays" and other choice brands
Extra And SuPerhne Flour Of varies brands.
,a~ KING Il BURCHELI..
de p If Corner Of 18th st. and Vermont ay.
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Furnishing a. d Fancy q Iods.

EurDlSh1nS as q tanCy U IOuS.
WE are daily receiving additions to our already
w full supply of FALL AND WINTER GOODS. We
have all the latest styles of Shirts and Collars stocks,
Cravats and Ties We have any quantity OF Gloves,
Gauntets, Robes Suspenders and all qualities of Hose-
ry for both ladies and Gentlemen Our stock of Under
complete, embracing all the heavier fabrics Of
Silk and Wooen, suitable to the approaching season.
These goods will be sold at eorrespondngly low rates
with the short crops. j. H. McGllL,
sept24-u Cherry ST., one door from Union.
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For sale.

THAT comfortable dwelling, Ne los Sesth Summer
s,rest, formerly the residencs Il RsssS liosssot,
Esq
Aiso No. Is North Summer street. tie pres ant resi-
dencs Of Jas. 6oErey, Esq Aapiy 10
! KIfsf<AAN, President,
n1e1-tf Ga.un Bank Of Tenn
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NEW SERIES mo. 1927.
RATES OF ADVERTISING
T'A Liszs or rHs 10 CONSTITUTE sQrAKk)
RKNEwABLs AT PIEasuEE

hNA~A-slS AT PLEASURE
One square, year S30-each additional s,u.ra szo
written notice must be given to take out and sion
advertisements OF yearly advertisers before the ye-
expires, otherwise shall charge till done
No contract Of yearly advertisements win be dscan
tnued without previous notice 10 as nor viii arry
rates. SF
Ss Adver isers exceeding the space con-
Tacted Tor VIII be charged for the excess. "a
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Educational Notice.

Nj oNDAY, SEPT SRD, MRS. IRWIN viii epeo
4tA Scnoo Tor Girls in the Basement of the Er.shvta
I-A Nhosca Ecgeneld- Arrangements have been made
70 give full and thorough Academic and CelIegia,s
Education. ~ No-esA-9s
The Lady employed to teach Music cannot fan 10 vxs
entire satisfaction s-'e
ate OF the Royal College of Algiers viii teach FSeas
Slansh ltalian and Modern Greek. Mon. San,ei urel
sents the best testimonials from many distingu SHED
ar, X J. Meigs says Of Mon Santel: ssHe has been
teaching my son time and this practical riaI ef
ptlcltty as a Teacher of French ~
SO and SIS ~ s1s'
EXTRAS
S-Ausic on the Piano - s9s a
Latin and Greek "a ~
4. Modern Languages % ~
--crochet and Needle work rk-..-......... s e
Fups VIII be charged from the time Of en- lsring
70 the END OF the Session The bills will be psyahle AZ
the middle Of the Session f-yss :, ~