davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1860-06-30

:.55- A second Pixies Peak has been discoy-
cred in stone quarry west Of the city. It is
said that the bitanenous limestone, Of which
the Second Presbyterian Church is built, and
M incxhaustable supply of which there is in
the quarry alluded to, has been found to con-
tain fifty per cent. of saEpetre, and en- unknown
amount Of in1lmmabls gas; besides a residue
ofpure lime. II this prove true, the proprie-
tors Of the land il which the stone is found muy
begin to c7unt themselves Pixies Peakers Of
the first magnitude.
, 1860-06-30

Coat FA1L1SG.-The extensive coal yard Of
is. Newhouse, On Madison street, near the
bridge, yesterday experienced 3" slide " into
the street Of the whole Madison front, smash
ing the sidewalk and otherwise damaging things
generally. It will probably cost 4 hundred dol
lars to restore the unruiy coal to its original
position.
q TO all those afflicted with diseases Of the
feet. We would say read DR.. Schlosser's adrer-
tiscment in another column. He remains in the
city but four days longer. The Dr.. has numer-
GUS testimonials from citizens Of Chicago and
elsewhere as to his successful treatment which
may be seen at his rooms in the fremont
House.
, 1860-06-30

e The U. S. Zouave Cadets made splen.
did appearance at their public parade yester-
day, aud the great curiosity to see them, in
quarters, at public exhibition drill, will be
gratfed this evening By appearing at the Wig
wan. Thisis positively their "last appearance"
preFious to their departure for the East. Tick
eta for sale ut the bookstores, banks, md eating
houses.
, 1860-06-30

- c. +. EGRITKB. 1deestkriag Ag<ns. 6 Dsos5Tn-a-
naAo,aaa u rseta< LGs<res.ss jor tAs aad al AS
LAadisa Pnp<rs o} Gae EortA Hs& fAl-he3+5
, 1860-06-30

STEAMBOAT DisAsrEn.-The propeller r. Il.
Foss, which left this port for Muskegop, Mich,
on Thurday night, met with serious accident
whea about fifteen miles distant from here
She was running under serenity. fire pounds Of
s:cam when she burst boiler and badly sca1d-
cd the fireman and several Of the deck hands.
No cause has yet bcea assigned for the explo-
sion. Her boilers we're tested but fortnight
eince and bore pressure Of one hundred aud
thirty pounds.
, 1860-06-30

= It will be observed by referring to our
advertising columns this morning, that Messrs.
Taber, Hawk i Co., Of the Hyde Park Hotel,
hare r,ade especial preparations for those who
may wish quiet place to escape to, during the
noise and confusion to be expected in city on
the ensuing Anniversary Of our National 1nde-
pendence.
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MEDICINES.
- OR KINGS FVgt

~ OR KINGS EVIL
rs oonsltnuonal dlkease, a CORN rtion ..f th-
10 ID, by which this nuId becomes yItistef y~ssIs
nd poor. Beine IN the oircu stlop IN ~
Who . eody, and MAJ burst out in dIsease On sn
part oft Whatever be ITS origin, u Ia hered,tsrr
In the constitution, descending IRON parents 4,
chIld rem unto the third and fourth sensrston: in
will visit the inisuities ofthe hthers npon The.
children" "IT '''
One quarter Of al our people are sorofulou.:
their persons are invaded by this lurking ufectIon
and ther health 10 undermined by it. To oeapss
~ from the system ve must renovate the blood by
On ateratlve medicine sbd Invigorate It by heathy
food and exercIse. Sp~h medicine We supplr m
AYERS
COMPOUND EXTRACT or FSARSLPARILLI.
the most efeotual remedy which the medical "a lii
OF our times can devise for this everyvhere prevail
ing and fatal malady. 10 10 combined from the most
eotlve remeolais that have been discovered for
the eexpurgaton 81 this foul disorder from the blood
and the rescue Of ths stem from its destructive
oonseeuenoes. Hence NJ should be emplo, cd for
TIE cure OF not ony scrofna. but $50 those other
and SKIN Dlseases, 81 Anthouy's Fire. Rose, or
EryToslas Pimplest Pustness Blotohes, Blsin.
Head, RlnEvorm, Rheumatism, Syphil Itio and
Me curial Diseases, Dropsy. Uyspepsia, DeoilIfy.
and. Indeed, all Compsal arising fom Nitisted
or Impure Blood, The popular beliefin .trtrwrtfs
0fhe Bsood' 10 founded an truth. for sorofua 10 a
degeneration Of the Blood The particular purpose
And virtue OF this SarssPsrIla is 70 purify and re
generate this vitsl fntd. without which sound
health 70 impossible IN nated oonstItutions.
M ass. and sold BY al druggists everywhere.
IS-0Olm
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EDUCATIONAL.
Mss JENETTE l.. DOUGLASS

III MISS JENETTE l.. DOUGLASS
~ LAS The pleasure Of announcing TO her friends
I'M u o1 poolis that she viii open her Seminary, al
on Monday, September 10th, "00'
;rfo Terms call on the Principal. She will be as
teachers: e eAPei'0hoeo anu emciens
MISS DOUGIASS-Higher English Branches.
Composition and Penmanship
RnsncbasB bAsBiE NJ BRooKs-Latin, Algebra, English
mIsss mIss JgLIANA g MAY-Teacher ofvocal Music.
Prof. GEORGE G. .ScHaEvvKR-I,ectureT On pht
io5nPnS' Chemistry and Physiology.
Gero,.n ol nAsRf 4. MARIx-Teacher of French and
PIof c; w. BSReNANS-Teacher of Piano and
Miss MARY T. DAvrDsoN-Piano.
Elocution. - T,'fN''S ieo'uicr On
JOSEPH 6 BRuFr-Teacher of Draviug.
Teacher Of Spanish.
Moral Science and Classics
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MASUFAcrURE OF THE DIFFERENT VARIETIES
OF FdLAss.-The principal kinds of glass now
manufactured are flint glass, or glass of lead:
plate glass, or glass Of pure soda; crown glass,
the best window glass, and bottle or coarse
green glass. Flint glass is so named because the
slliceous ingredient was originally employed in
the form OF ground fints. 1t is now composed
Oh loo parts purified sand, go parts lithrage or
red lead, and 30 parts of purified pearlash. To
correct the green color derived from combus.
nbie matter, or oxyde of iron, a little black
oxyde of manganese is added, and some times
inter and arsenic; the fusion is usually accom-.
pllsned IN about thirty hours. For plate glass,
gooa carbonate OF soda, procured by decom-
as the fux. The English crown, or fine win.
DOW glass, Is made Of sand, vitrifed by the
impu e barrills, manufactured by incineration
OF sesweed on the Scotch and Irish shores
Broad glass is made of mixture of soapboil-
srs waste, kslp and sand, in various proper
tions; two Of the waste, one of kelp and one Of
sand, form q pretty good quality Of broad
glass. Bottle glass may be made from a mix
ture of common sand and lime, with a littIe
common clay and sea salt.
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CARRIAGE FACTORIES.
WASHINGTON CARRIAsEFacToRY.

WASHINGTON CARRIAGE FACTORY,
w ID Street, BeftceeH Sta aad l0th Stresfs,
We have just finished q number OF first oiass
CARRIAGES, such as Light Fdney> R5R g
WAGONS, Park Phedtons, Family Cdy-kSHt>SX
Stdses, ard Bngess, which we will sell at -2ESs42
q small profit. - - = .
Being practical mechanics in different branches
OF the business, we lstter ourselves that we know
the styles and quality of work that viii give sats
lsotion, combining ightness, comfort and durabIi
Repairing promptly and carefully atterded to
the shortest nCtloe and most reasonable caarges
WALTER, kARMANN & BOPP,
Coaohmakers, SUCCESSORS to VIM. +. Hook.
An H-dly
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Helmbold's Genuine Preparation.

HIGHLY CONCENTRATEno
. COMPOUND FLUID EXTRACT BUcHu, I,
r2 Diseases Lls bAADDER, KIDNEYS,
OkEhs e., aad pROPsIcAL swELIINGe.
And excitcs the ABs0R Bt.NfS into kesltby %,
Sspc. SSSS Sy wnlcs the S SMhTERY OR cAkSER9Ts
MmiENIS are peduced, as well Sc PAIN and IN
MEN, WOMEN. az GIN DRrN
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Mark 5 heart jumped into his mouth, beating
like a reveille drum. He rushed to the door,
but there was no one but little grinning boy,
with . box. .'S .S.. O. :, - :,
Mis- R.ymond's compliments, and here's
de housewife, sir. i" = ,..
s. The housewife, you little imp of Erebus., ,,
9. Yes, sir, in the box, all right" r
Mark skunk back into his room and opened
the box, half expecting to see full dressed
young lady issue from Il a la Arabian Nights:
but no-it was only little blue velvet book,
and full of odd compartments in azure silk,
containing tape, needless scissors, silk, thimble,
and all the nice little work table accessories
>" And she calls this housewife eroaned
Mark, in ineffable bitterness of spirit at the
downfall of his bright visions. Z" But won't
be put off so,
Desperation gave him courage, and off he
hied to the Raymond mansion, determined to
settle the matter if there were forty Joneses
and Esthers there. I'T
But Lillian was alone, singing at her embroi.
dery in the sunshiny window easement
Dear me, Mr.. Thornebrooke, is anything
the natter
Perhaps it was the shadow from spIendid
crimson cactus plumes in the window that gave
her cheeks such delicate glow-perhapsebu
We have no right to speculate - -
iYes." And Mark sat down by her sids and
took the trembling, futtering hand. ssYou sent
me house wife this morning?' ...
Wasn't 1t right" faltered Lillian.
"It wasn't the kind wanted at all.n
mot the kind you wanted?"
mo; prefer a living one, and came to see
II could change it. Iwant one with brown
hair and eyes-something, in short Miss Lillian,
Just your pattern. Can't have It,"
Lilly turned white and then red; smiled.
tnen burst into tears, and tried to draw away
her hand; but Mark held it fast.
No, no, dear Lily; first tell me if can
have the treasure / ask for"
Yes, she said with the prettiest confusion
In the world; and then, instead of releasing
the captive hand, the unreasonable fellow took
possession of the other, too. But as Lily did
not object, we suppose it was all right.
And that was the old path by which Mark
Thornebrooke diverged from the walk of old
oscnelorhood, and stepped inte the respecta-
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a MRS. WINSLOW,
Exlerlen ed Nurse and Female Physioian.
presents 70 the attention Of mothers, her
500 I II | &c SYRUP.

N " ~ II "
Fer Children Tsethins,
ng ths gsms, rsd.eIrg ali fnasnnafiso-ViI skv NJ
PAIN an spasmsdie aeusn, and 10
SURE 70 REG ULATE THE BOWELS.
epen H. msthsrs, will give rest 10 yourselves a.d
h6LiEFAND HEALTH TO YOUR INFANTS
nevs pat sp and sold this tsn year, spd
CAY sAI IN corrIDsScB TRuT Of it, vhss vs have
mis- II II. 4 II iay s2,s,D 11si. :.
I.cr a cunI, ,wINsLOw,s ,s.o iin;. TO ,!.s w
:.,i.fs ssiso s ss :, ,,.y % SOOTHING n:t.ne. d.
q; 9: s:.;T,s, Altar; SYRUP, siiS i:
hishsU eommsnd.tien sf il icsl sfsen and medical
virtssa We speak in his matter WHAT VIZ Do ENovn
MsItsn yeart e1Psrsnes, AND PLspeI OUR RIPUri.
IioN rok rhf FuLFILMRrr OF WHAT VIZ HRRB pI.
ing from PAIN and relief found In aftsap
stvsny msntss after the syrpp administsrsd
vsuao preparation 10 the prsscnpuon sf the
meet Brp pnHIRrcRD and sKILYUL NURsRs In Nsv Enr.
isad and has sssn ussd With sUcc n
THO USANDS OF CASES.
as snly relieves the child from pain ~
enaeh and bowels eorrscts acdity, rves tens and
Energy to the vhsls system II will almost instantly rSsve
6RIPINs IN THE BOWELS AND WIND collie,
.ns :v'teems senvussns, which, act speedily rsmsdsd
AND susHs1 FOR S,.,n S,:v' ,s : The a.1a nns1
10 all essss Of Drs- CHILDREN wTEsT and pIAs
sii... ,.sn ,..,sipc TEETHINa nhhs i,, .h:h:s ;.
sa.ss We would svsry Who has child suf
.oUs rRsJuDIcis. NoR THf Pa IjUDIcrs or OTHERS
suRl-yss, AssoLUrRLv sURR-to follow ths use Of ID
medicine, TIM oily used Full drsetoEs psiug will
sasn 5o;ts None genuine unless the esimls
rrincipai once No. IL Cedar Street, NY.
Phes snlv rs Cents Bstns. % ll-cavly
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BE MOTHER TO Your CHILpREy-Re a
mother to your children; be a companion for
your boys and girls. The follies of tho youno
are too often the manifestations of the sins Of
tne 9, mother-sins OF omission, of neglect of the
child's thought, which instead of being train.
ed as the gardener inclines the twig,is allowed
70 be blown about by every passing breeze
Fill your child's thoughts full: stuff them 10
repietlon with the good, and there will be no
room for the bad to get in. You know how to
satisfy the demands of his stomach, vet Won do
not attempt to cater for his noble, mental and
norai nature: Be companion for your chill
dren. Teach them that if weaned from your
breast, they are not put away from your heart;
and from thence let them still draw their spirit
as they before found their lifs's blood Be
mother -
'My ear is panied, ...
My soul Is sick with every day's report
VI wrong and outrage with which the earth Ia
A mother, The fashionable woman whom
we once met dancing wantonly at a city hall
when her only child lay home sickeninp with
the scarlet fever, is not the type we urge you
TO copy. She was but an ostrich who leaves its
young on the desert sand No be a true moth
er, instinct with all the holy attributes of ma
ternity. There are many of you who can, like
US, point to the mansion of the bIest for the
type OF mother not dead for she still lives in
our hearts, stirring US up with a sweet, soft
voice, yet ringing louder than clarion blasts
through our inmost souls, to duty. Ah if YOU
will but accept the noble Office you are called
upon to perform, if You will but occupy the
heart Of your husband, if you will but fold your
children into your own self, know their Utmost
thoughts, be their confident, their life-sprinp
their guide, Z" "truant husbands - as thew are
called, sons designated as ''only little wild" :"
Will be rare, and the world will be renovated.
10 tnese purer joys, does the true woman say
dress and fashion are preferable Like ail
good actions, these will rebound with blessings
In the exercise Of these duties, in the cultiya.
ton OF home joysand affections, the exposures
and consequent diseases will not be met with.
Life will not be constant state of invalidism
VIII you think Of these things gs-Knicker5ock-
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BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL.
i Mr.. G 4LEExTAnNpDMRtAs E1Tnp MItcvs "a.

N, L..
Ihe thirteenth annual session of this Institution
VIII commences on Tuesday, September 18th IN the
No. $50 King street '' A'f'
The course of study pursued will comprise ali
the branches requisite to a thorough English Edu
cation, and Music, FIench, Latin and Drawing, il
In addition to day scholars, Mrs. Mccormick is
prepared To receive q limited number of pupils as
Doarders, who; constituting part of her own fam
ily, Will be under her Immediate care and superyI-
son. She will endeavor. far as possible 10 sur
Of Home. ' N"'-' ''i"o"oo'
r, Retersness-Rev;Ge Geo II. Norton, Rev. d.. Elias
GARRISON, Key. ID I. Sprigg, William II Fowls;
Esq, Edgar Snowden, Esq. Edmund Wilmer
ESQ RnbsIy, hebngy Ma5bnIy. Esq, Lewis Mckenzie,
Editor Evening Star, Benjamin Waters, ESQ. Las
EntwIsle; Jr., Esq Col. John w. Minor I.oudonn.
Brothers.
TERMS.
Board, with TultIon in all the English Braiches
In advance. " ,
Music and Languages at Professors prices
IL No extra charges AN 2-tf
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MEN, WOMEN, on CHILDREN.
HELMBoLD's EXTRACT sUcHu,

-
hhinF h.4, from E1Os,;s aaS Of B'Pson
,,,, Atts.asd YEA =. ys.io'si.s syyysem,
s;s?,asn r. s''F''' Do. Lei. q 8 sSs
| weak Neryee, ..ss ..--s TREMBLING.
aTrs,. BSTSs Of y pisssss, x,sscs, wsisisIes::.
aniys1.. Lssstade of the Mu.csI Ar sa.tsm.
Hya''' I fsHEiB II EfIS q:
Tsf$ i$iiSfs + f &C., s1rs rs.
%Ss sSs: isife..a
8 e fafff 4 si ssrnrn,
And ths Mslaneho!y ReatAs ty CcsssmSf,er
GE I & #
ST s6ei5' Il 5':ss; :ss.;
TRIAL WILL cosvsscE ia. MOST srKpr,cAL
-FEMALEs-FEMALEs
~ S1SVE SG01SSTVETSk STiES tIIS !, ,SA AkkfTSE ~ ~
Any other remedy: = . cSi%To.i. or kstspsso1
sS9asTy Eyscuaions, Ulosrs.ed a seiTr hess s,ss.
s1d sI 5hs e, otsTSs ks1eoirn@s or Whites ste,i,,
arising from Indiscretion, Habits Of Dissipston
DECLINE Or CHANGE OF LIFE.
NO FAMILY FE sEoGTS sifS6fSSi b. tseSti ewStIirHoUr
Tate 1aOrs Balsap, Mres,v, OF sxSisasaaf
s aEIMsoIDs n ffSss~f E8TR.cf ri Bvc6S'
SECRET EfT'fi DISEASES
Little % or no ofsHss in Drss NoinoOSvsaisnos::
IL c,uses fce. 1ent se,iTs sns siv.. ,tr.,.sh A
GIinsts, tSsreSy Rsmovins Ubstruclons. y
Preventing and curing str1otuIes Of the Urethrs.
TIE class of diseases. and expellsnG al Potsososs
D'efis T4oTsHSDs dss i'SID 9r5 dfoM &ss THOUSANDS
snS shS bsv. eay csSSs SssId az . & spTss
Ip0lSoN"p has; has, ;, the use e.. Of -s9wEhygE -,
'' FEKHHPs IfTBs III IA MARRIAGE.
Use HFLxBoLD's EtTRAcr BucHu for .. asse-
tons and dlse.sef 1sS IS Gftss a,e.ns
"h''h'r '1'iqsi MALE Z OR FEMALE.
IoSG sfs 20 matter Of
|ssSI; q u &
ssias siH' II e sSiI:s ssf
Evide9ee OF the most rsiabt asd ,ssrosss5k ekcs-
t" wi" 'sisRi1IT esRTiTIesTEsn q Tssnsr's SF CURES
fton 20 % veoss stestas.
WITH Nscff scfESSEE SssSEs I'm n FAME
Price S1. 90 per bottle, Or ak foR $500
Delivered to any Address, securely packed FRO
. DEscEIBE SYMPTOMS IN ALL CoNnusIcA1Ioss.
Curea Guaranteed! Advice Gratis q
AFFIDAVIT.
the SS O Gsi2fs
daly sworn, doth cay. his rrePars'ions eo-t.ia no
Sas I; are rursy re- Tssst.Sis 4. hf + HELSsoIS
Sworn and subscribed before me, this sd day Of
November. 1854
Wy. p. HIBBERD, AIderya4-
Ninth street. above Race, Phlla.
Address letters for Information in confdencs 10
II; 4. HELMRoLD, Chemist,
Depot, f04 South Tenth q bet Chesnut, PhlA
bEWARE OF C0rATERfEiTs.
Who endeayor 10 dispose OF THKrR own" and
"oTHER" ARTICLES on THE EKruTkzIor AfIArHIp
Helmhold's Genuine Preparations,
% Sarsaparia.
Improved Rose Wash.
Sold by 4. B. WAITE, 52s Seventh street. and a.
T. Form, ia, corner Penn. avenue and klevenA
ISb ALL DRUGGISTS EVERywHEkE.
ASK F6R HE ELM60LDfs. FAKE 30 dfaER.
Cut out the advertisement and send tor IL
AND AVOID IMPOSITION NANDEXPO0URB
ap< eolv 7--,'---
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MISS MARY E. .HUNGERFORD Will reopen
~ ~ Her school on Monday, September 10th. No.
SsS New York avenue, between 18th aud 18th SITS.
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CARRJAGEs

CARRIAGES.
Il HE Subscriber having made editions to hi
hotory, making 1t now one Of Tho largest :. HlA e
In tho District, where his faollities for kHf
WAGONS Of all kinds cannot be surpassed, ana
from his long experience in the baaness, be hoDeS
TO give general Satisfaction.
= Al kinds of Carriages and Light Wagons kept .,
a AZ REPAIRsnsstyd done. And I'll orders prompt
esssa1- had Carriages taken in exchange for -,
oAee. ANOREW j. JOHCF
ah-0. Sornar of 1lth and E Gta
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GEORGETOWN FEMALE SEMINARY,

GEORGETOWN FEMALE SEMINARY.
" lFORMRRLY Miss l.. s. ENGLIs H's \
a BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL.
The duties of this Institution will be resumed on
the first Monday in September next
The course OF instruction embraces all that in
taught from the rudiments to the most highly fn-
The corps Of teachers, ten IN number, are em,
nently qualified and experienced in their several
lectures Friday evenings on the Natural Sciences
without charge to the pupils.
Circulars may be obtained by addressing the Prin-
cipal, Miss Nj. j NARROWER, Georgetown, ID C.
au u eo3m IN ~
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r. VIOLENT STORM In CHARLES CouNrY-GREAr
D.EsrkucIloN.-On Friday, the 3lst ult, a most
violent storm Of wind passed over a portion of
Charles county, Md extending from the Potomac
70 tne Patuxent. ls path was about mile in
oreadthi houses and barns were blown down.
tobacco aad corn cut to pieces, and about 800 900
worth OF property In all DESTROYED. The Port
Iooacco Times saws: "Among the sufferers by
the storm We mention Barnes Com pton, who had
= :, oarn blown down and crop destroyed; Richard
"a "a: Edeien, barn and crop DESTROYED; Benton
barnes, VIM. N. Franklin, James T.. Brawner.
With vi L; a., sm1St and John W. Mitchell together
iheir crop, DIR. F. K Wills, Col j. Buobes
IaaSe T r pigges, and Mrs. Lloyd, toward Alien :
t,ovs3 har .aen crops, we learn, completely des-
uoteo The nrst.named gentleman had nearly
al an nls oafns blown down. Mr.. VIM Newt, near
Ss Piscs had quarter pfostrated. In the faIl Of
mn'ch TWO OF his negroes received serious injury:
- AZ ~, hao ms arm broken. Barns were blown
.sefy ~ every direction, and lot Of plank at the
800 sn mile below this village, was scat
ea 80 or % yards OF and scattered In eyery di-
sso,m on ana 30 ne near as this to our village was the
hail OF rain and no wind of note In ths ,si,s .e
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WASHINGTON FEMALE INSTITUTE.
w BOARDING AND DAY SCHIIOI

223 ST., BETwEEN I7rH Am 1srE S1s W.
Ma le SnJ1rSh, SrnrsnSh Language Practically TaNg6t.
Mrs. SMITH presents her compliments TO the
parents of her pupils AID hopes their dauEhters
oe present punctnally the FIRST day of the session
sePIemoer =. lS9 The board of instruction consists
whom taught during the last session. au 30 aw.
r. FEMALE EDUCATION
L HOSE Parent who wish their dau 2 bters tn re
celye thorough AMI systematic education. where
thelr training viii receive daily and special
auenton, under the most approved system of Calls
uenicS ana Oymnastlcs, are respectfully invited to
visit the Union Female Academy, corner Four.
teenth St and New York av WI
MIR. 4 MRS. z. RICHARDS,
au 9-d Principals.
RROOkEVILLE ACADEMY.
MoNTGoMERY COUNTY, MD.
r, ne next session will commence Septemb 81
soys are prepared Tor college trained for bust
ness; Catalo CUES may be obtained by addressing
the Principal, at Brookeyilie, Nd.
- +. b. PRETTYMAN, A. NJ,
o9 q zW Principal.
EEMALE RQARQING AMI ma \. ScuQAI
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A MIGHTY RIvKR The Amazon. the ,,,os.,
IN .ns world, has an area Of drainage nesrlv
En.ons th., sn,n,g as that Of all the rivers Of
,S Es,oPe tna. empty themselves into the At,,n,,c
This plain is entirely covered with den.s .a'
eysi forest through which the oniy nath. Pti
Tbi. ,s,, and
remsrks that two mission stations n,oh, ooidt
Few miles apart and yet the resdents 1919 Sny
9aire day snd hall to visit each otbsv n re-
animals get Involved In such i'm penet,sh,s w,Id
OF wood (even the jaguar) that they live n,
lime In the trees, terror 70 the monkevs ,,hns
dominions they invsded = T'--y'' ~nose
Fhe trees measure from eight to twelve f.., q,
diameter. and the intervals are occupied hr -.
IKE plants, which here, In these tropical reotons
become arborescent Il 10 navipable for @o
miies from the ocean; II 10 nearly loo miles wids
torrents projects, a. it were, into the ocean more
.uan - miles, pefceptiby altering its water NJ
'n's olssnce nom the Apserican shores. = : :"
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