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ALL ABOUT A WATcH.-Mr. John Shea lost a
silver watch, and gave notice of his loss to de-
tectivs-Oficer Reese. who soon discovered IL in
the possession Of Peter Hogan, cOlored man.
who tried 70 sell H. Peter said he got il from
SIR. Sinner To sell, with the assurance that he
should have all over certain amount he could
get for it. The officer knew Peter TO be an honest
2S!low, and set about TO get the proof Of Shinars
claim OF ownership. He sent man to Shfnar;s
shop 70 be shaved. and while Shinar was shaving
the man, Peter entered and gave the watch up 10
SAlndr with The remark that he could not sell il
Tor The price he wanted. Shinar received IL and
the proof was cOnsummated. Shinar was held To
bail for a hearing before Squire Dom The only
thing for the defendant to do was 10 produce the
man he got u from, a Colored fellow whom he
sdid he would produce. and warrant wal issued
Tor The colored mans arrest. Yesterday afternoon
about I'VE O'Clock, great excitement prevailed
In the vicinity Of the City Hall Men and BOYS
Were seen running to the south side Of Louisiana
avenue; some shouted fire, others said, a fight.
The detectives and police sitting about Legality
place" started and getting sight of an individual
whoSe long and Tapid strides indicated an extra
ordinary haste. they followed him. and after a
chase OF about half mile, the fugitive was run
into an clubhouse in alley in tie rear Of Wesley
Chapel, where be fastened himself in Oficers
Allen and Busher took charge OF the door and
tie Fugitive recognizing the voice of Allen in the
expression I'm shoot through the door, if you
don't open II, - remarked sob, if that's you Mr.
Alien, III come Out-'' He opened the door and
out stepped tall stout colored fellow named Bill
Harris, completely exhausted by the chase He
had been arrested by Shinar for stealing the
tempted to escape The hue and cry created the
excitement. He was taken before Squire Dom,
and admitted his connection with the watch, but
SAID he got II from Colored man named John
W li1ams Ia Hog alley. He was committed to
JAZZ, Our reporter, who participated in the race
above described, says ii was very good exercise
bat little too active when the mercury stands at
- In the shade.
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GEORGETOWN.
cevyssresdssss If Tia Star.

GEoRsErows, June %, 1880.
The teachers and scholars Of Dumbarton street
M: f. Sabbath school passed through our prinei-
pal streets on their way to Analostsn Yesterday
morning, preceded by withers' band They
passed the day in most agreeable manner under
the fine shade trees there, and they managed TO
be so comfortable that they quite forgot perspir-
Ing humanity on this side Of the river The
singing Of the children and the music Of With
was duly appreciated SS the IaY9e gstse plo
present They made a mistake, we think, and
That was In leaving the Island so early, just at
the most pleasant part Of the evening, and when
they might soon have enjoyed that delightful
combination Of "water and moonlight" which
Is said to be provocative Of the tender passions
The attention OF tar payers 10 called to the ad-
vertisement OF the Collector in another column
Tomorrow Is the ''last day Of grace, !" and those
who wish TO save six per cent. (and who does not
these hard tmes,) will come up promptly and
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A Negro Seized,

WASHINGTON, o., June25.-An excitement was
created here, this morning, by the seizure Of
a negro, named John Marshall. by three men who
arrived here in the midnight train from Cincin-
natl. They took Marshall away in the O'Clock
train and started, il is supposed. for Cincinnati
without having brought him before the town au-
thorities
Deputy Sheriff johnson and Constable Black
more started in hot pursuit Of the ares aors but
nothing has yet been heard from them. Marshall
has stated that he was free man, though once q
Sl4
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CRIMINAL CoURI-After our report closed yes
terday, the jury returned verdict Of guilty In the
case Of the United States agt Richard MarYman,
for entering the house Of Mr.. Burdine Of the Fifth
Ward and stealing sundry articles Of the value Of
so. A motion was entered for new trial I'm this
case.- asr-
The Court then took up the case Of the United
States agt John Conner FOR an assault and battery
with intent 70 Kill John Shea. The Jury returned
verdict Of guilty Of an assault and battery with
cut the latent 70 kill. The Court then adjourned.
70 day.-The Court took up the case Of the
hi,ed States agt. Bernard Donnelly, policeman,
t9I an assault and battery on Daniel Stewart The
,Sien91at submitted bis case 70 the Court, and
~ Ss as,lee wa heard, bat the Court reserved
The Court then took N n ths e..s M An. t,,,s.3
oAss agt Daniel Riae FOR an assault and battery
~ 70 wara Malay The jury returned verdict
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FREE CONCERTS!
LRNST LOEFFLER, Neto York arsrus, be-
tcttn Isl and ID streets, would respectfully ~
SELECT MUSIC will be given everv MON "a
DAY and THURSDAY EVENINGS during The
season az MS Pavilion, commencing at 5 O'Clock
aDd ending at lap. m Previous TO the Concert,
me s9e Sa.o9a Is open to those desiring to while
CREAM. WATER ICES, and every description
prices. ' NJ 0i''
Parties desiring the Gardens for Pic Mo nur
poses; are requested to give day or two notIce.
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MERIDIAN HILL,

Having LEASED for term of years this beautiful
ana romaat,e spot, will open it for the "a A
aceommodanon OF the public the Esd va 2
day Of yune, 1860. For beauty of scenery IL -
delgLtlG! pIomensdes, &c, it is unsurpassed by
any IN inns vicinity The house is large and com
mo1lous, having two large dancing rooms, be sid es
dining and dressing rooms for both ladies' and gen
semsn. In addiuon have erected large pavilion
Parties, Families and Individuals will find il a
most desirable plaoe to pass the sultry avs of
summer, partouia iy as the strictest order and de-
ooIam VII be enforced and every attention will be
guaranteed by the proprietors.
The Larder will be found to contain all the deli
caces OF the season at all times.
The Bar will be furnished with the choicest
Liquors and Wines and the finest Segars.
Soolstes, Sunday Schools, Clubs and Military
Companies will find this the most desirable resort
Tor spending q pleasant and orderly day,
lie ~ Staw2v HENRY Wei MN
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- U b l. C b 1T III s.
HENRY SCHAEFER,
BARBER AND HAIR DRESSER

BARRIER AND HAIR DRESSER
Il ST., near SersHth, Opp0. Post Office Department,
Has fitted up in connection with has establishment
convenient Accommodations for effording TO HI 5
customers and the public the luxury of COLD or
WARM BATHS, at any time during business
cents for q single hath, or FIVE baths for dollar
when tickets for that number are purchased and
paid for In advance.
MIR. Schaefer takes this opportunity to inform his
customers that this desi rable addition to his estab
ishment will in no manner interfere with his regu-
lar professional business On the contrary he no pes
TO add to his present facilities for nsurng prompt
attention to his numerous patrons In the line OF
SaAyING and HAIR DRESSING.
And to the Ladies' who patronize him IN the line
hair, he begs to say that he has DIVIDED for them
better accommodations, Ia having fitted up a small
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Arrest for Forgery.

BosroN, June IA young man named John
]. Gibbons, hailing from New York, is In trouble
here for attempting TO pass a forged check pur-
porting to be signed by A. T. Stewart Of New
York. Failing to find bail in the sum Of 81 900,
be has been locked up for trial. The check Is
for s270, and isdrawn on the American Exchange
Rank
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Maine D.mocratic Convention.

PORTLAND, June 2s.-The Democratic Conven-
ton of this State has nominated f.. X. Smart for
Governor, he receiving ia votes against IL scat
tering. VIM. p. Harris, Of Biddeford II Suick-
land, of Bangor, were chosen presidential elect
ors. Both are strong Douglas men. The convou-
ton was quite unanimous.
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Suicidf

INDIANAPOLIS, IND. June 27.-Henry 3. kel-
logg, hardware merchant, and for many years a
resident Of this city, committed suicide this morn
ing by drowning himself. Financial difficulties
are supposed to have been the cause.
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THE GREAT NATIONAL DINNER FOR
-, = the benefit Of the John Wesley, Church, viii
Ground, Piney Branch road. The gentlemen 1 AND
lsd4es Of Washington, Georgetown and Alexandra
Pleoge themselves that every thing in stall
be at hand. Tickets admitting a gentleman and
lady 81. The coaches will leave the corner of
ana Fourteenth streets at 10, 70 2 4, and O'clock
attendance ia % 9ts
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A CHANCE TO SEE THE GREAT EASTERN AND
ENJOY FOURTH OF JULY EXCURSION AT THE
SAME TINE, ALL FOB SEVEN DOLLARS BY an
advertisement In another column II will be seen
that arrangements have been made for grand
4th OF July excursion TO New York, by railroad
and steamboat, for the purpose Of visiting the
Great Eastern, and having good time generally.
The price for round trip tickets is only 81. and
the only objection to them Is that they are posi-
lively limited to one hundred from this city. Con-
sequenty those DESTROYS Of availing Themselves Of
this splendid opportunity Of sightseeing and
general enjoyment should lose no time In securing
tickets
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ELLING OFF
BLACK LACE MANTIAL1s,
BLACK LACE POINTS, go y - -'''' :
PLAIN BLACK SILK MANTILLAs.
All st greatly reduced prices IN order 10 reduce
Il7- AIDES may expect bargains if they viii call
1 4. IlII, w. C0LLEY 4 CO..
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BALTIMORE, June % -Flour closed steady !;
Howard street is held at S5.52. Wheat duh ana
unchanged. Corn closed buoyant; white and
yellow 69a7lc. Provisions closed firm; mess pork
SIS .75aSl9 Oo prime SIS 90; bacon sides lie.
Whiskyclosed dull at 20Kc.
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New VarE MarEsts

NEW YORK. June % Flour has declined Sc !;
State SIS .30aS5 40; Ohio IS s0as5 90; Southern
s. 65a5 80. Wheat 10 heavy. Corn is heavy;
mixed 81 Ka66c. Pork is quiet. Lard is firm
Whisky closed dull at 81 ka2Ikc.
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Financial.

NEW YORK, June 2S-Stocks are dull and
lower; Chicago and Rock Island 704; Ill. Cen
trail shares So; Michigan Southern 80; New York
Central e11 Reading 4OI; Mo. 6's san; U. g.
SIS Of 1874 IUik.
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q July THE FOURTH!
Georgetown Benevolent Association,
BENEFIT OF OF RI The POOR.

The best PIC Me Of the season will be given at
NESDAf, July 4th, for the benefit Ea4S
of the poor. 9z<kzHEn
The Association pledge themselves that good
order xIll be preserved. They also guarantee 10
their visitors every comfort and pleasurs. Nc ex-
erlon on their part will be spared to make il agree
ence
The Declaration of Independence will be read by
a member of the a ssociatIon.
An grafton will be delivered by Distinguished
gentleman.
There will be several Balloon Ascensions during
the ternoon, and a splendid display of Fireworks
on the grounds Ia the evening.
, Visitors will also have one Of the best views OF
the National Flreworks-the Monument Grounds
being in foil view from the island. The Holy Hill
! and has been engaged. All the delcacIes Of the
season will be served up for dinner and supper The
best qualIty OF Refreshments at city prices. The
81 am packet HERALD W i'll leava High st and the
Western Wharves every FIVE minutes during the
day, free of charge THIS Pic Mic being solely for
charitable purpose, all are earnestly requested to
patroniZe It.
Tick is: La and Gents cash 25 cts; Children
10 cts; 10 bep ocured of the Committee and at the
boat on the day. ia q St.
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Two Persons Killed.

NKw. BEDFORD, Mass June 27.-Calvin Sta
Piles, highly esteemed citizen, and another man,
were instantly killed this afternoon by the falling
Of derrick. Several others were injured
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ADJUSTMENTS.
Opp NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. EVE
IS0fHER GOLDEN FREE GIFT

The n,anag sment having been desired by numer-
Gus cltizens and families to coatiRue the exhibition
aiew nights more begs to Announce that in addition
10 me exhibition and TO give additional zest 10 the
gSnaI enter nment, 20 beautiful and costly PRES
MnSEUM OF ARTS on SATURDAY EVE
NlNU. Among the gifts are splendid Silver Ser
VIC :, 6od and Silver Watches, elegant Gold No
Ale and Cameo yewelry, Ladies' and Gents Gold
Kings, &c. All the above articles have been pur-
CEASED ~ Semkins' Jewel, Store, ago Pa. avenue
where the presents may be seen and tickets may
also DC had. Admission . cents. je -
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THE LADIES' MITE SOCIETY, of Gorsuch
EIs aa9FsREs! Se T,Is ffiSs to I N82S E
HEAD on JULY I'D. -
The steamer PHENIx has been chartered. Fine
Eleventh St, at O'Clock P. m. tickets, for gentle
men, 50 cents; ladies, IS cts: children, l21f cts
lie 6-5
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EXCURSIONS. PIC MICS. &c
EXCURSION TRIP TO GLYMONT OK JLI
~ FOURTH.

~ FOURTH.
The Steamer THOMAS COLLYER will make
two trips to Gymont Pavilion July It,
s sl Leaving her wharf; foot Of Sew.
S5a O'Clock a. m, and will leave Washington At 1
o'clock, Alexandria at Z O'Clock .. m. and will
return In time to witness the fireworks
There Will be a string band Of music IN attend
ance.
tors, Messrs Jones q Miller. -
Round "trip tickets from Washington IS cents.
from AIexaudria 90 cents children under u years
of age half-price.
Tickets sold at the boat.
OmnIbuses will leave the corner of Pa. avenue
and Sew nth st at half-past o'clock and quarter
for the boat. '
Alter the boat returns she will lay over at her
wharf until after the close of the fireworks for the
accommodation of the citizens of Alexa ndris.
Je &-td SAM'L BAKER, Capt.
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The ANNUAL EXHIBITION of Mr. Samuel Kelly's
Washington Select School will take place at the
academy, corner of q and Tenth streets, on Mon
day evening next, at o'clock when A number of
interesting pieces will be recited and premiums
distributed
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The PROMENADE CONCERTS Mr. Editor: I
second the motion of your correspondents about
having Que of the semi-weekly promenade cnn-
certs on Sunday afternoon instead of SATURDAY.. so
that we laboring men attend them. Itis the
only day out of the seven that We have for sue b
recreation What say Prof. Scala and his musical
associates A T.popTNo NJ
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Illinois Congressional Nemination.
Baltimare nIarkefa

CHICAGO, Jnne27.-The republican COMPRESSION
al convention met to-day and nominated Owen
Lovejoy by reclamation for reelection.
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who had spent night in the Guard house, were
taken out for hearing before Squire Dom. Their
offence was against the corporation law, being
drunk and dlsorderly One, however, was not
identified In the disturbance of the peace. and
was honorably discharged. The other who had
evidently been drinking, was dismissed with a
Lecture that may be of service TO him hereafter
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STREET lMrRovENEnrs.-Twe stree
west, from X TO l. st. north, 10 TO be graded and
graveiled. The gravel 10 10 be 9 inches deep II
The centre, on to {inchss deep at the gutter Lac,
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A MUSICAL TREAT.-While taking a walk in
the northern part of the city Yesterday evening
we were agreeably surprised BY being invited into
the residence Of Mrs. Brashears, No 367 Sixth
street, 70 listen to the singing Of party Of young
ladies and gentlemen, who had congregated there
for the purpose Of having private concert Mr.
Dock Lawrence acted as musical director, while
Miss Nellie hammond presided at the piano The
Julia Robinson deserves especial credit for the
able manner in which sue sang the Star Spangled
Banner.o Miss Sallie Dalton, Miss America Hen
ming, Miss BERTHE Picket, and lss Nellie Wheeler
also exeelled In their respective parts. Among
the many guests present we noticed our esteemed
friend, Prof. J. n. Daniel, who, Judging from his
smiling coantenance, was well pleased with the
performances. F-tr -
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NEW STYLES OF RIcR JEwRLRY-H.Q O.
I HOOP has inst opened large STOCK, which
that WI shlng 70 carry home anything his line
as presents, viii do well to call and examine his
stock at 33s Pa. avenue. je2
CEILING OFF TO CLOSE BUSINESS
fuzzy inform hls customers; and the cO SSI
clio his business, and in order 10 do as -.
as possible will offer his entire stock OF his
own make BOOTS and SHOES at cost for cash,
and his other goods at ALMOST any price. To those
IN want OF reliable goods for wear would say, give
me call and you will not he disappointed.
As am about to close my business, all accounts
on my books will be rendered or before the lat af
July, when hope they will he responded 70 prompt
~, that NAV meet with promptness the obllsa-
tons due BY me. j. X. MORGAN,
No. sos south side of Pa. av.,
ief4 bet 9Th and 10th ats.
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RESIGNATION or SCHOOL TRUSTEE -Georg,
A Bohrer, Esq, Of the third school district, h6v
1 Bosis Pa Sfs
School Trustees.
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SOOTHING AND BRACING There Is no prepara-
uon In existence which has such a soothing effect
In cases OF nervous excitement RostetttTS Ston1-
neh BtiterS. Although the fame of this renowned
lnVlgo' ant rests mainly on astonishing cures oi
Dyspepsia, Liver Conn plant, and intestinal DISC
deTs II Is equally eficacIOuS In nervou Complaint
Thousands of ladies' resort to IL as a remedy f,y
hyst"ria hutterlng of the heart, nervous headache
vertigo general debility and all peculiar distu b.
ances and arrangements To which, as n sex they
a'e subject. Ii cheers and Ig hit ms the depressed
mental powers AS well as strengthen the body, and
Its use never folio Eed is the case VIII re ordi-
nary tones are administered by any pie re-
action.
For sale by Druggists and dealers generally eve
rywheTe. lie 25-eo3
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BARRY's TRIcOPHRRous
is the best and cheapest article for Dressing Beau
tifying, Cleansing, Curling, Preserving and Re-
storing the Hair. Ladies, try 1t. Sold by all Drug
glsts and Perfumers. mar u srn
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TICKETS FOR THE ROUND TRIP ONLY
SEVEN DOLLARS!

With a view ofenabing the citizens of Wash
lngton and viclnitS to behold the
GREAT EASTERN STEAMSHIP
as well as to visit the Metropolis of America, on
our National AnniveJ sary, aTrang ements have been
effected with the above well-known lines TO run a
SPECIAL EXPRESS TRAIN of 6rst-cIass Pas
senger Cars, Including Car exclusively for Ladies
and Families, from Washington to south Amboy,
where they will take one of the ". J. r. X. Line
of sp endld Steamers for New York.
TUESDAY EVENING, July Sd, leave Wash
Ington at % p NJ, Baltimore, ct o'clock p. IN,
and proceed 10 Philadelphia arriving the az II p:
m, where the EXcurslOnIsts Will be trar sferred
from the Depot free Of charge, to the elegant Pas-
senger Cars of the Camden and Amboy r. r. for
Amboy, arriving there at o'clock a. M, will en-
bark on one OF The Company's splendid Steamers,
passing through Staten Island Sound by daylight,
arriving at New ork at a. IN.
Returnlng-wi leave Pier No. N. r., New
ork at 10 clock ?. m, of the Fourth, Immediate
ly on the termination of the Magnificent Display of
Fireworks at the City Hall Park, which will con
clude at 81 p. m; reach Philadel phia a. +, Balt
more a. M, and W sshiDgton 10 a. m. on the morn
ing ofth 5th.
Tickets are positively Limited TO 100 from Wash
in ton, are now ready and can be procured az the
Adams Express Office, and at the Depot of the b,
q O. X. X Washington. je S8-4t
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ASSAULT AND BArTERY-Yesterday, a young
German woman named Augusta schmidt, ap.
piled TO Justice Johnson for warrant against
nei husband, John schmidt, whom she charged
with beating and abusing her The warrant
was Issued, and this morning Officer B. T Wat
son brought the defendant up for trial The tes-
tlmony showed that the parties had been married
about four years, and child now three wears old
was the fruit of their marriage. Being compelled
10 leave the city for employment, he desired his
wife to go with him, but she declined, and he
told her TO 60 to her fathers till he returned
pom his return, he discovered that she was
ready 70 present him with an additional heir
Tbs, instead Of being a source of qualification
70 him, produced very different effect; and, as
ing her and throwing her out of doors Justice
Johnson required him to give bail to keep the
peace. 1t caused separation, which may be
temporary, as she declared her willingness to
live with him II he will treat her kindly. She
admitted the irregularity Of the last presentation
she made him.
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WATER FOUNTAINS FOR THE PATENT OFFICE
In the centre of the square enclosed by the Patent
Once building, two large basins nave been sunk
They are OF brick with iron rims. the bottom of
each being covered with cement In the middle
OF both basins are inserted jet pipes which drive
the water to the height Of 80 or 40 feet The
GROUNDS around these fountains will be sodded
buildings
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TaE EXAMINATIONS of the Primery Schools of
the Third District were concluded with those of
me assistants department, Primary No 5. miss
josephine Bird, teachrr,) on Monday the 25th.
and Primary No. Q, at present in Temporary charp
OF MISS hate Anderson. on Wednesday the pin
Instant Both schools Were examined by
Walsh, OF the Board of Trustees and are fayorably
reported The assistants department of Primary
No ., was placed under the supervision of Miss
Bird in February last, and the progress of her
classes since that time fully show that the time
spent by Miss ID. in the female department of our
district school (where she was pupil for some
years. was not spent in vain. The examination of
Urinary No @, originally intended for the 18th Of
the month, was necessarily postponed until the
2Itn, In consequence Of the death of the teacher.
Mrs Margaret Freeman, lady who has been
engaged In the public schools Of our District since
o5l, ana whose worth in that capacity we are con-
ndent OF not exaggerating when we state that a
more com petent, energetic, and scrupulous person
In the discharge Of her duties cannot be found
The little subjects Of her care manifested on the
day Of examination, that something had occurred
10 interfere with the usual routine the customary
rehei OF the tedium Of the exercises 1.-THE merry
songl was omitted, and, dressed in the habilf
ments OF woe, the pupils Of Primary No 6 rather
submitted to than enjoyed the operations of the
evening.
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MEYERS MIRACULOUS VERMlN DESTROYER
the oldest and best remedy known for exterIninat
Ing Rsts and Mlcr, COckroaches, Bugs, Ants
den Insects.
TPrinciPal Depot, 612 Broadway, NY.
Sold by all Druggists everywhere. ma lS-Sm