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RUN THE BLocKADE-New Orleans pa
pers report that on Tuesday of last week
Bremen bark arrived at New Orleans
with 10000 German muskets, 8 second
baud field pieces, 5000 cavalry sabres, aud
2,000 kegs Of powder. She run the block
AIDE by hosting British colors, and pre-
tending to be an English man-o f-war sent
to reconnoitre the American coast A
lieutenant of the bark dressed in British
uniform visited the blockading vessel with
false papers Of the bark
Tho officers On the bark were treated
with marked consideration by officers on
board. After remaining three hours in
the company of the American vessel, the
bark drifted two miles distant, when she
took down the British colors and hoisted
the Confederate flag and run to the mouth
of the Mississippi. The American vessel
fired four shots at the bark after she
hoisted the rebel flag. none of which took
effect. The captain of the bark hailed
from Bristol, r. /,
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Coz. FREMoSr.-A Washington despatch,
July Sd, gives the following in reference
to the pathfinder
notwithstanding former reports and ru-
mors about Mai. Gen. Fremont's command
ing, 1t was not I'LL to day that the conclu-
sion was reached by the government He
has impatiently awaited his order, while
carefully reiraining from expressing a pre-
ference for any particular field lie had
a fong interview with the president last
night, and will at once leave Washington
to take command of the great western
movement
The question arises. what is the great
western movement
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TrxAs-A Washington despatch, July

TrxAs-A Washington despatch, July
I'd, says:
Judge Shelby, of Western Texas, ar
rived, says that movement is afoot to
separate from the rest of the State. Sc
cret Union associations are formed, and
the feeling was daily extending.
1t is reported than General Carter, at
the head of 200 Unionists, routed 400 Sc
cessionists there
A large sand fort is being erected near
Brownsville, to mount 300 guns of the
heaviest calibre
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A WAR INCIpEyT-The zeal history of
war is beginning to lie written A CORES.
pondent tells this incident of the Great
Bethel fight Orderly Sergeant Good
fellow, of Coz. Aliens Regiment, was NOR
tally wounded in the breast He handed
his musket to comrade, and several
f1ocked around him "Oh," said he. al
guess I've got to 60 and he placed his
hands over the wound "Oh, don't mind
me, boys" he continued, "go on with the
fight; don stop for me don't stop for me >
and pressing away those who attempted to
support him, he sank down upon the
ground. Just at this instant his colonel
passed, and looking up to him he gasped
Good bye, Colonel" and died Col Allen
turned CHASTITY white as he observed it.
He bit his lips, to much moved to speak
and rushed on to avenge his death.
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A lady at Rocky Hill, Conn, was recent
~ passing brook which runs into the
Connecticut river when she saw two fine
shad summing themselves in the stream
The shad looked tempting the lady COW
eted them but had no fishing tackle with
her. She finally bethonght her Of her
hoops, took them Off and having tied the
upper end, set the contrivance in the brook
and drove the unsuspccting shad into the
net, when they wore safely drawn to land,
the most recent victims of crinoline.
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assessment Notire.

CRY CLERKS OFFICE, July 9th ls6.
JtbLlC notice IS hereby given that ASSESSING mt
roll for the year 1851, has been returned to NV Of
nee, where VIII remain for the Inspection of all those
interested therein, until Monday, July 18Th inst at
O'Clock, P which timo the City Council viii meet
at the cooncil room TO hear applications receiving
said and for the purpose of and
confirming tie same. o. LEANENS, City Clerk.
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NOTICE EXTRA.

After this Saturday, May l.h 1851, We will sell gseds
to no except for Cash and Barter at cash prices
For the past three have tried to sell goods
for cash only, but notwithstanding our efforts to the
contrary find that have sold many goods en-
credit Some will have credit any hew, though they
knew it is runous to them. Now, once for ALL We have
determined, il possible, to break up this credit eusn
To accomplish it, purpose selling for one year
without any profit over what will pay freight and ex
penses o! selling. BY SO doing shall place our
selves in . position that must refuse no matter how
anxious may be 20 accommodate. And ON the other
hand prices will Seem much lower to parties pur-
chasing, that II they have regard for their own in
teress, they will make fort to pay cash for What
they buy. Thus by the end of the trust, par
ties VIII get in the habit OF paying cash fer what
they buy and fully satisfied of the saving 1t Will to
to them that they could not be induced to buy on cred
1t afterwards. We shall commence on Monday mern-
ing and mark doan goods. We advise these who
buy for cash, TO get prices before purchasing And
advise those who buy credit get them toe,
they can how much they have to pay for their
credit. ANDREW LYNCH.
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Angry "diskooshins wild fists about the
street corners and newsrcoms are growing
common, but are certainly uDseemly
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Col IIth Keg. IND. OF
q B. MCCLELLAN, Major-General
4 Slight ScR1NN,Gr-A desnatch from

\ SLIGHT ScRlMMAGE-A despatch from
Fortress Monroe, July 2, says;
Yesterday p. m. Lieut.. 1elverton and Is
men Of the Fifth New York regiment
made reconnaissance from Newport News
up the James river to within mile and a
half of Great Bethel At that point they
came upon five of the rebel pickets, who
precipitately fled, leaving behind with
other trophies, their hats and coats In
the pockets of the latter were several
letters just finished, giving q complete ac-
caunt of the late advance of $500 men
from Yorktown, to attack Newport News,
the wretched fare of the troops, and the
manner in which they were obliged to beg
or steal. One of an amusing character in
the pocket of James Steele bookseller,
Richmond, describes our troops as set of
balloons, to be speedily driven from the
sacred soil Of old Virginia.
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Cen Lyon, in command or the federal
forces in Missouri, has been appointed to
Brigsdier generalship.
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ASoTHER PRIvATEER CAPTURED jeff
Davis privateers appear to fare but poorly.
A letter to the N. Y. World, from on board
the steamer Wyandotte, announces the
capture of tho privateer steamer VIM. H.
Webb by the Niagara, when in the act of
capturing the brig East, of New York.
The Niagara also captured the English
bark IEtna, with a cargo of ri1ed cannon
for the rebels at Pensacola.
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\ New HOTEL IDEA FOR THE WEsr-We
see it announced in the Chicago papers
that Mr. THOMAS ANDREWS, late proprietor
of the well-known "Head- Quarters Restu-
rant" has opened new hotel in that city,
which is conducted on a new and popular
principle, namely, after the plan and style
of the fashionable hotels in Europe He
calls it " ANDREWS EUROPEAN HOTEL" 1t
is located on the corner of Lake and State
Streets, which is in the business centre Of
the city, and is newly and elegantly fur
nished throughout, and has all the mod
ern hotel mprovements-with public and
private dining rooms, sleeping rooms with
parlors attached. and single bedrooms
Here person visiting Chicago can go and
GO: his meals at any hour of the day or
night-have them either in a private
room or in the public dining hall, as he
prefers, or, if he engages sleeping quarters,
can have his meals brought to his private
room. When ordering his meals, he Sc
lects from the bill of fare just what he
wants, and is charged only for what he
gets. Mr. Andrews is a veteran in the
restaurant and hotel business, and what
he don't know about good cooking and
eating. nobody need learn He knows
how to keep a hotel" having had many
years of experience in Europe and Ameri.
Quarters in Chicago, has long had the
reputation of being the best conducted
restaurant in the Northwest The old
Head Quarters is now superseded bv
the more extensive European Hotel"
and if we understand Alright the system
Of new institution, we doubt not it will be
q success. Something of this kind has
long been needed in Chicago, for the ac-
accommodation of transient visitors to
that city.
OBEY THE LAws.-Motley, in his recent
able argument in behalf Of the Constitu-
ton and the Union, states the Supreme
Court Of the United States, after the Gov
eminent had been established, held this
language in an important case" Gibbons
against Ogden
1t has been said that the States were
sovereign, were completely independent,
and were connected with each other. by
lea; ue. This is not true. But when these
allied soveregnties converted their league
into government, when they converted
their Congress of ambassadors into a legis-
latnre, empowered to enact laws, the
whole character in which the States ap,
pear underwent a change"
There was never a disposition in any
quarter in the early days of our constitu-
tional history to deny this great funda.
mental principle of the Republic.
/ FEoW ErEoPE.-The steamship Persia,
with European dates to the Odd ult, ar
rived at New York yesterday morning
France has destined a proposition of Aus
tria and Spain that the Catholic power S
should CO operate in maintaining the Papal
temporalities. The southern Commission.
ers are in Paris, but no communication is
held with them by the French govern.
ment. Agitation is increasing in Hungary
and at Warsaw. At 4 fire in London, six
| lives were lost and four thousand bales O:
cotton consumed The grain market shows
continued decline, in consequence oil
favorable weather for the crops in Eng
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1t is said that the steamer Freeborn
was SO severely treated in the recent con.
fiicts that she will be condemned. She il
new boat
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nRIED APPLES, IA ibs. for 81;
Eor al a, Ifeb 1871 CAMPBELLS.
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~ For Sale Cheap.
\DNE GOOD second hand Piano Forte. Enquire at tn,
store of Inoylpi =. l.. FISKE.
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Notice to k2uildorx.

HANlNG removed my Marble Establishment directly
Il opposite the new Post Office on Columbus street,
the increased room enables furnish builders with
on the shortest notice and at the
esthgure Having some of the most experienced work.
men in the West can ensure entire satisfaction
N ID. large stock OF cut and rough Joliet and other
stone on hand. nar2O WILLS BRO.
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you h,s *an' s''N CAMPBELL's
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xTANTED!- 100, 600 lbs. PAPER RAGS, OF all de-
w scriptions, for which he highest market price
W" does NEws DEPOT, r. o. Block.
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DU TOUR STATIONERY at
Is ORTON's BOOK STORE,
You get no hing good at the Drug Stores. JANIS
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C1O 10 ORTON'S BOOK STORE for School Books,
(T Stationery or nice Books for Children. jan29
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The Peoples Cheap Store.

! YIN" purchased OF Mr. II. F. CL,EK his @rltire
- st9eA OF Dry Goods desire to call attention 10
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NAVY DEPARTMENT.

6hTePh O Construction, 6c Juno 1, 1851,
PRoPosALsw VIII bs received at this Buresu until
the 18th day of June ior the complete construction
and eq ulpnent of Steam Screw Gun Roats, in
oiuolng spars, rigging, sails awnings boats ca es
aud anchors, tanks, casks, furniture, 90 king ap
Paratus, and all the outfits for vessel of war ready
for sea service.
The steam machinery, the fuel for the same, the
armament and provisions, sIil be provided By the
Proposals will only be received from ship build
ers VINO are actually engaged in that business and
satlslaotory evluenoe to that efeot will be REQ urad
rom parties proposing who are not known to the
CpOn app icaton to this Bureau, parties will be
furnished with specification showing tn 3 dim sn-
oEf OF the vessel and the descrip ptIOn aud sE, of
the materials; also, q section showing tho length
OF the timbers smldships Building plans v i | be
lu1nlshed ny the Dep xrtmsnt when q contract ia
made With the specifications will he enclosed
the form OF contract tie successful person will be
required to execute, with sureties to the full
amount Of the contract
The parties must state in their offer the total
amount for which they will engage TO do all that
the contract and specifications require, giving sep
araie the amount demanded ifthe vessel be laGnoh-
60 IN Sky days, IN seventy five days, In NINETY
Gays, ard In one hundred and FIVE days. from thc
datr or the contract the vessel in each case to be
completed and ready for sea in thIlty days after
beng launched.
The Department reserve. the right to accept the
prOposll0n most to the interest of the Govern
ment, and to reject them all, , at its option.
faIues VIII state the number Of vesses they will
agree 70 deliver within the times specified.
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TRIEsEMAR,l, Ia and S-Protected BY Roysl
Letters Patent OF England, and secured BY the
Seals Of the Eoole de Pharmacle de Psrls, and the
Imperial COLLEGE of MedioIne, Vienna
No ia luyalpabe for ex xhauHtion and nntorrheo,
and all physical disabilities.
No. completely erkdicstes all traces Of those
diseases that have been treated by the nsu
seous and pernieiOus of copeiva and oubebs.
No hiss entirely surplanted the injurious use Of
mercurI, hereby insrung 70 the sufferer speedy
relief, dIspersins all Impurities, and roofing on
-" "TRIEsSMAR, Nos. !, and 5, are prepared in
the form of iosenfe, devoid Of taste and smell
and can be carried a. the vaIstooat pocket Sold
IN TN cases. and divided irto separate doses 80 Cd
mInistered BY Velpesu, LalleiSand, koux. kloord,
&c. Price IS each, or four oss ss IoI ". when
saves SS; and In aH cases, whereby 0efe SAY
ing Of As. To be bad Wholesale and rSeeL, OF "
BARROW, Of 1e4 Bleecker street, Nsv nork.
Immediately on receiving remittance, Or. Serroy
will forvardthe Trlcseuar 10 any part Of the Noro,
securely packed, and addressed according 70 the IN
Gtructions OF the writer.
The Book, Of slI others, that should be read BY
men with damaged and broken down eonstitutlcns
10 Human Frsilty, or Physiological Researches
IL 10 beautifully illustrated. and treats uinutey OF
al the symptoms that invariably develop them
selves, sooner or later, resulting from the frsltiee
and vtlating habits Of esrli youth. Ineepsoltstinf
monIsl state, and. not checked 70 time, defener-
atfng all the functions Of manhood, and bytnfbng
him, step BY step, 70 lingering and unumeI death
Sold BY DIR. ARROW, 191 Bleecker street, tour
doors beiow Mscdougal, New YORK. Pnoe u
oents. Sent Tree eyery where.
sold slso by Z. c. Ford, Jr- Drug store, Mssh-
ington, ID. G, de S-6m
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WAR EXCITEMENT IN WESTERN vIR.
GlNIA
Oceupatien Of Grafton.

From the Grafton correspondence of the
Wheeling 1ntelligencer We extract the follow
ing details Of the movements of the United
States troops through Western Virginia to that
point:
GRAFTON, Friday night.-At Fairmont q
great crowd Of people were collected, and as
the soldiers went by, their band playing, th ese
people sent up some Of the biggest cheers that
have yet been invented in this country. The
people Of Fairmont eclipsed those at Manning
ton in their JOY at the appearance of the troops
To them it was a real deliveranoe from the
jaws of secession, and they were 30 glad over it
that 1t wasn't possible for them to be any
gladder and contain themselves. The two ad-
vance companies who got there a day or two
ago were Literally overwhelmed with graft
tude, Tables were spread all over the town,
houses we're thrown open, and the soldiers
were press ID 10 eat and drink without stint
and without charge. Everybody-men, wo-
men, and children-vied with one another
who should show them the most attention and
minister to their wants.
The scenes about Fairmont are described as
exceedingly ludicrous when the first hint of
the approach of the soldiers got to the ears of
the secessionists. The Union men had been
living for some time in hourly dread, and
under system Of threats of intimidation, and
when they saw the secessionists running to and
fro, and gathering in eager little knots on the
street corners, they supposed some new stroke
of the enemy was TO be the result, and were in
bushsl Of trouble about the impending crisis
Well, the impending crisis arrived, and they
too got the news. Then the secessionists made
tracks. in all directions, and with the most
laughsble Specializing whatever means q
conveyance they could get, some Of them tax
ing their neighbors horses, even Nobody
knows where they went. and it is doubtful If
they knew where they would go. The terrific
and all.absorbing idea that an immense army,
who would just slaughter them of like besEes,
wss right after them, was all they could think
of-and il has been sufficient to rid this section
Of them for while at least hf't :.
We arrived here in Grafton in time for SUP
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EoLean's Volcanic Oil Liniment,

fhs emily safe and certain fer Cancers, P.s, rs
Esr,, svsincs and Br,nehils Cstrs, Paralysis Hsp-
rlga, Wsaknss, Of the Muscles, CArsnie nfsmmatsry
Ehsraatis, sfns Of ths Jsints Contracted MrIes or
kigamsnts, EErsshs fcethaehs Brus spraint Frssh
Crs, Wsrnds, Ulesn Fever ssss, Caksd Rrsast, Sore
Nipples Bsrns sccids sers Threat, any
pain, ne dfsrsnes hsv Isysrs long The dssss, may
have sIistsd, nchEAET CELEBRATED LIHlMEST 10
4 certain remedy.
fhsssAnds Of human bsngs have been saved life Of dls
sPtsds and missry BY the Of this invazss remedy
MeLEAN'S VOLCANIC OIL LINIMENT
Will relieve pain snss instsntknsortly, and IL will eIsGn
partly Rad heal the fsulss in Rersdbs short
FOR HORSES AND OTHER ANIMALS,
HckEANr CELEBRATED LINiMENT 10 the only snfs
ana reliable remedy for the Of SPAWN, Ringbons
SinsgElE, spnti, Unnatural Lumps, Nodes sysiug,
never fsilsd to esrs Big Mead, fssvf, FI,tua, Old
ssnninE Sores, or evssny, il properly applied. Fer
srrstn,, BIHs scratehss Craeisd Hss, Chaf, Saddle
Cellar Gslli, Cuts aorss, WsEnds nfai5ls
remedy. Apply directed and certain IN srsry
instance.
Then trfs Longer Win the many v.rthsu LininsniI
sfsI.d 70 ysn Obtain SUPPLY Of DR. HCLEAH1 CELE-
BkAYED LINlNENT. Il viii eHrs yeu
J. X. MCLEAN, Ssls rrspristsr,
CsrnsF Third and Pine sta, o. Lssis Ne,
CEARLEe fr0Tr, Et Pa tv., aren't In wsshin M
toe - ClnhEL. ss.vgsts~. .sN-Dk WV
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WASHINGTON LOCK HOSPITAL,

nR. SHUMAN has, after an eIpsnence Of ten
quackery, self label ed Indian or German doctor1
eral
This is the only place where q sure and speedy
cure can be obtained IN the world for al improper
and evil habits, gOnorrh1, gleet, seminal weak
ness, syphlfls, primary, secondary. and tertiary,
organic weakness. pains In the loins, striotur res
general debility, prostrcuOn, nervou Eness, rest ess
nights papltatop of the heart ringing in the cars,
loss OF memory, confusion, melanch holy, affections
OIL the head, throat, nose and skin, and all those
peculiar disorders arising from the indisoretion of
youth, rendering them unit for either business,
study, society, or marriage.
DIT, ;. has the greatest remedies In the known
worio tor diseases Of the blood. gonorrh4, gleet
structures, philhs, seminal weakness, self abuse
go Ihere Is no case In which they fail 70 cure in
victims of these horrible complaints, who vould
wish to be valuable men and ornaments 20 soclety
sh9uld embrace the earliest opportunity for relief
DIR. Shuman he's made the most comp etc arranxe-
ments for the comfort of has patients who come
from distance. They will be furnished with the
most pleasant and agreeable guar ters, nesessary
Qlel, AND made as comfortable as they would be al
hrst clsss hotel at less than half the coat
DO not forget the name and number. DR. Shu
man's once 10 on the corner of Sixth street and
fennsylvanih avenue. Clarendon Hotel, Opposite
the National Hotel, Washington. ID c. :.
Persons At distance should enclose STAMP for
return postage. Once hours, 8 A. NJ. 70 10 r. M
afious parties have been entIced from nv in
sututlon oy certain swlndlers on back stIeets N
THIS CITY, who will rue il till the day Of then death
a voro 10 the wise 10 SUFFICIENT sps-ly
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EREsH BEEF AND VEGETABLES FOR
THE NAVY
Bureau Of Provisions and Clofhtng,


Bureau Of Prorisions and Clothing, :
May l8, 1851.
until Monday, the nth day of June, 1861, st moan
ior the supply OF such quantit es ofFrssh Beef ard
Vegetables as may he requI ed on the Washington
station, during the fiscal year commencing on the
1862. ~ " 'NNo'
:. The Beef and Vegetables must be of good qu.l-
ity, and the best the market affords and each ar
ticle must be offered for by she pound.
Bond with approved secu Ity Will be required in
one half the estimated amount on the contract and
twenty per oentum In addition will be wit held
from tRe amount OF each ps Jment to be made, as
collateral security for the due peri rmanoe of the
oontTaot, which will on no account be paid until it
Every offer made must be accompanied (as di-
Leotrd In the aot of Congress making app
for the naval service for l846 Y appfovtd Iath Au
gust, 1857 by written guaranty, signed by Cne or
more responsible persons, to the effect that he or
they underta ke that the bidder bidders will if
his or their bid be accepted, enter into an obliga
ton, within five DAYS, with good and sufhcient
suretles, to furnish this ARTICLES pro posed.
No propoaal will be considered unless aooonp pa
nieo Dy such guaranty. IN is law4w
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FEMALE BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL
ALEXANDRIA, VA,
Mrs, g, J., MCCORMICK. PRINCIPAL.

"ss' ., Js MOSOhIHlCh, PRINCIPAL
The thirteenth annual session of tn,s Institution
vll. commence on Tuesday, September 18th, IN the
house recently occupied by Sylvester Scott, Ess
. The course Of study pursued will comprise all
the branches REG ulste to q thorough English Edu-
estion, and hlusic, French, Latin and Drawing, il
In addition to day scholars, Mrs. Mccormick i.
prepared b receive a limited number Of pupils as
boarders, ThO constituting part of her own fam
lily. will be under her immediate care and supervI-
slon She will endeavor, as far ss possible, TO sur
round them with the comforts and kindly influence,
of Home.
:, RGerenes-Rev, Geo. II. Norton, Rev Dr. Elias
EiiSd: Ess %dsi KEY; n5Sden ~ r. sPIss Mlsn H. FGws
Ess- Henry Ma56ury. Ess., Lewis MeKenzle
Ess, Robert d. Hunton, Esq, w. ID. Walaoh
Editor EveRing Star, Benz w atefs, Ess. Jas
Entwlse, Jr., Bss., Col. John w. Minor, Loudour,
Messrs. Blackjack L Marshall. Messrs. Coz Sc
Brothers.
board, with Tuition In al the English Branches,
In advance.
Music and Languages az Professors prices.
IL No extra charges. au @-tf
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FEMALE EDUCATION.

~ FEMALE EDUCATION.
l. HOSE Parents VINO wish their daughters to re-
oslve thorough ana systematic educatlon, where
their phTscal tfad ming Will receive daily and special
attention, under theInost approved system of Calls
thenIcs and gymnastics, are respectfully invited to
teenth at and Now York av. -
suS-r Principals,