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6r, Ny7En's AcAuE4T.-Amona The msuy er.

l.. sT. GAy7En's sAcADE4T:-Among The many ex-
ce11ent educational establishments In connection
With Roman Catholicism In this city, none has at-
tained more deservedly high reputation than the
Convent md Academy Of St. francois Xavier. sit-
uated on Wabash Avenue. The institution Ia for
tie instruction Of yonng ladies in ali the branches
OF thorough edncat!on conststing not only OF the
usual constituents Of yonng lsdys knowledge
but embracing also thorough acquaintance with
the principles Of the English Language, history
Music, drawing geography, etc., deep Insight
into the experimental sciences, nee11ework and
modern languages. The Academy at present con
taps about hfly young lady pupils. It is under
the direction Of the Chicsgo Sisters Of Mercy-the
resident Principal being the Lady Frances do
Gales.
During the last few days. the students have been
subjected to ther annual examination IN the var1-
GUS branches Of their studiea, snd this year the
the credit Of the teachers and the students be 1t
raid, the Examined have acquitted Themselves
very ezeditab.y.
Yesterday afternoon WIS the occasion Of the
yearly commencement exercises. which were per-
formed In the large school room, before the Right
Reyesend Blthop pugxan, the clergy Of the diocese
and large audience OF parents and friends oi
students. The room ~as tastefully decorated with
ercraretne md flowers, Interpreted with 1.-THE
old fsg," the wbole having veU. pretty effect.
To paTiicnlarize the effort of any lady would be
supeTduous, for all exerted themselves to the Ut
most. and all did e1cellently well. The musical
exercises were especially good.
At tho conclusion Of the exercises, which were
listened to with much interest, large number OF
meda1s and premiums were awarded to successful
students by Biehop Dnggan.
, 1864-07-01

BISHOP S12PsoE.-We notice with pleasure the
prescnee Of Bishop Simpson in orr midst, after a
long absence Il is understood that he will dedi-
cate Grace n. E. Church-1ocated on the corner OF
Chicago aEenue and La6aile etreets-on Sunday
, 1864-07-01

Metropolitan Hall to Rent.-Th{s Hall
ID to rent for all the purposes for which such halls
ordinarily used. Terms moderate. Appca-
tions can he mnde At tho once, adjoining fdo en-
trance to the Hall. tel0h9AlH
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nst.slon sc1,o oil Beneat.-we call the At


to visit the country the coming Fourth of July,
will ind The trip 70 Kenosha 4 pleasant one. Ks-
, 1864-07-01

FOR SALE-Pfintlng Office for
rresses..hsnd psess No. ! and Days meo,an JOB
type large assortmen osna1ent< s1d lob tYoe and
all the necessary furniture and nxturts fer = eoE-
plste prin;itE once. P7ics 4soo. Apply = BOND 4
, 1864-07-01

TOR SALE-A neat one story
l. Cotss1e. IN good repair. No. Ss0 PleEce ssreaf,
the u HAlssed. IN the West DsyI1En, acd
convenient 10 the Sine sa.d street. carr. PossE!-
eroN 1MAxp1ArHLy. The Cottage contains C} rooms
four years Inquire at 100 West Jsck.on street,
or q oTth Eyanklr-ss. P1lct, 31,tm.
, ii E9nm--Jt Z. c GOOD QWI1L18.
, 1864-07-01

Notice.-I War7dnt perfect cure In every
case OF diseased Eyes, Ears, Threat and Lungs,
paid to my instruction, Tor forfeit 900 In cse Of
failure on my party
Office 149 South Clark street. P. o. Boz st6G,
Chicago. D, MAc6AE, N. D,
1e2E-k949LCtG-itW
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anrtto11 SdlfS.

D OCULAR SATURDAYS
IL SALE.
New and Secondhand Furniture,
TOBACCO, &C., &C.,
AT AUCT1ON.
On SATU3DAT July 23, st sH O'Clock, at Butters'
Auction Rooms, Portland Hltc&.
FuRSllUEE, &c.-A larKa aud general variety,
As1T IGn sa5e Se as
~8asden City BYan4.' ron one or ths nest ma1r.
: fart41ers IN Louisville Ky. 50 cRdd1es Plug Chew.
Ing Tobacco. 10 m CiZnf8.
= jespm16; st TM. A. DuTTERs 4 CO.. A7cttu+
SCHOOL FURNITURE, MAPS,
~ INSTRUMENTS, &C.,
At AUCTION,
On SATURDAY, july I'd, at o'clock P. ", at
Nos. los &: liz CAss STnEET,
The eutirc Funi:ur Ct School Eoon, c:ns1stnz OF
Detis Txoss aea's Bel chts. thslrs. Blacs Boar:s.
Maps, 1f1i 9eEete4ts, at.Ft1Hs+ C4o1fuphIcal Ph!t
olophtcal and AssfoEe.sieai ln5truuEnfst &C., &c.
1e5Hml6a3t WI. A. Buffers = CO., 4usL'ra,
, 1864-07-01
The CITY.

BEKETT.-T. G. Riggs, a comedian Of merit.
takes bis benefit tonight at the Varieties. His
friends arc legion. and they will give him bum.
per. He deterres It.
, 1864-07-01


ma n-{,oners conr1et.a =. ~. @ Iaa. -.' ts-.n -
tRe.-1ne piisonets eon'leteo a. tne Iune te1m OF
the Recorders Court, were yesterday sentenced
hy Judge Van Burep. The Court, with its usual
feeling .ni, dri.r,,r,tn,tio, eommented nnon encb
c..a .s =. 1te esms hs{apnh,m commented o'a cay
n.. :,;e the delivery Of tbs sentence upon Mary
Alnef' the ~omsn charged with an o1traseons anu
winch the readers rf the Tn1nusE are familiar, the
court room war crowded, aud the fud,e
ra remarked 'A' that he could see neshi6s
penaity Asd II he iaT. The prisoner had seduced
faithful wife and N interesting fs1f!y, and that
vic while in tho act Of accompanying her hus-
band band a. sbe had light to d. VI: net only a.
e earitcd Win deadly weapon il such msnpcr as
came pear being [atal, And when informed that she
had Killed her victim, the prisoner gloated over
the prospect.
The sentence Of the Court waa, that the pEis-
cner be committed to the county jail for tEelTa
months. and fined s1,uo0, standing committed till
the ane 1s paid.
James DeFsIot, On q charge Of burglary, WAS
sentenced to one year in the penitentiary.
william CLARK, larceny sixty days In the coun-
fy JAN.
Rosa W1ber, larceny; thirty days In the county
, 1864-07-01

35rcurSto1ts.
ATH OF JULY EXCURSION
BY THE
Bridgeport SundaySchool
TO
LENIONT.
, 1864-07-01

DOR SALE-Portab]e Eng1nes-
Il one rftsen horse power aad ore Ten hotsa
power fgecond-hand1. tn f1se.class rnnrtlE or!eT
f7tmxeJSk J.C, RICHARDS, 80 WasnInEtnn Il
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At tho conclusion Of The exercises. which were
1istened to with much interest, large number Of
medals and premiums were awarded to successful
GRocERsf E1cnAN0E.-The Erocers of ChIcaeo
held their drst business meeting yesterday noon In
thsr room No. II Dearborn street. They had very
pleasant time. The reading Of the dispatches was
somewhat interrupted By the sand tph1ca " there.
But III is a. eVll which viii doubs1sss soon be
and ali enjoyed themselves heartily. f~''''
By The Committee and adopted. They. provide for
Of the "Groccrs' Exchange" By PRECEDENT, two
Vices, Secretary, Treasurer, and Board Of Seven
DIRECTORS. The board Of Directors to meet on the
held daily at halrpast ii O'Clock, any seven mem
,;,d ne5s to constitute Questions q 3lb
of three, chosen at the annual meeting,
no appeal to be made except to q meeting conf
posed Of two-rh!rds Of the members on pain Of ex:
pnlsion. Firms to vote and Ia tzxed..as individual
members. Atwo.thirds vote aud fee Of ten dol
lars to be necessary to the admission oE member,
The regular annual meeting 10 be held on the last
at 3 meeting Of two:thtrds Of the members.
The Committee Of Arbitrators selected is COM
posed ofPeter II. Willard. H. @, Powers and J. 8.
Tho regulations Of the Board provide for the re-
ccpuon daily Of quotatlons from all principal
10 esn tS
place of businees OF e3ch member, and the proyi-
sion Of the leading commercial papers Of the
countyr.
A sale was reported Of 80 brls sugars at 2oxc
I a committee wna appointed to make contract
With Mr.. Fabian for the performance OF the lsbors
incident to the furnishing Of this information.
The by-laws and names Of the officers and mem.
hers Of the Association were ordered to be printed
In pamphlet form.
The Board then adjourned.
CHICAGO Dn1v1na PAaK-THE RAcEs.-This
afternoon at O'Clock precisely, will commence
the fttt and second Of the July races. The first is
for purse and stakcs Of $500, mile heata, best
three In five to harness. The entities for the purse
are: ]. c. Simpson'a chestnut mara Prairie
Maid; James Baylc's chestnut GeldIng ssFlnc-
cut" and Charles II. Cla1k's chestnut gelding
Boston, Immediately after the nrst race the
second Will come; purse and stakes $500, mile
B. Ss5 h5es sot II eaus Fhes s5s
Dimmtck's sosrel mare ;. Lt6 Dimmick,a = and Re-
ter Mnliigan's black gelding, !" "cooley.n'
Thee hosses are AL. al excellent animals aad veEy
Of excellent sport We understand that tie Asso-
eiation has cat looee from the gamblers. and will
and ep Ths9 Ss9e Secuted ths the
services OF salesmen aeainst whose integrity no
one dare utter word Of suspicion, and every sale
there considerable dissatisfaction, but We un-
deretand that all grounds Of complaint will be re.
moved III future. The Association is determined
to 20 conduct the Park that 1t will be place snIt-
y" Mr j. 6. s'mpsona vii hase fhs eoat1oi Of al
Reol selling on the eopSnda and At he a9d
to sell pools, but 1t should be understood that the
Association guarantees the Integrity Of no man
unleFs he cells under the auspices Of HI. Simpson.
B1suop S1APsoE.-We notice with pleasure the
pteaence of Bishop Simpson in orr mllst, after
, 1864-07-01

Ja17<33e&F'a1I1t = q V* Va11enfsUp III
~ House and Sign Painting, Calclmfn!ng,
Glazing and Graining. Paper Hanglnss and Win.
dow Shades selling at Wholesale and retail at New
fork pricea- F. E. RIasT, 50 Randolph street.
Box 1868. 1e4h412-tm
, 1864-07-01

FAT TocR TA1E.-DeAth and taxes are inevit.
able- Asa commentary upon this nct, va inform,
orr 1eaa@n, TINT costs viii be made upon those
who do not pay their State and County taxes du-
x1ng the coming week. Pay your taxes.
, 1864-07-01

Bryant & str4ttoass Chicago Tele.
graph Inst1tute.-The largest Institution Of
the Kind in the world Thirty -dve telegraph In
stumeuts In constant use. Address
, 1864-07-01

FOR SALE-At a Bargain, fine
u HnIp: 15d Clark street, room I. :. Q. Boz 'o1.
, 1864-07-01
The Bess Tonic In the World.

fDfArrhe2 and Fl0x.-Dr. Strickand's
Anti, Cholera Mixture ie the only remedy We know
Of which Wal eaecsual!y cure bad Gaze of chronic
not be without such valuable medicine. Yon mny
depend on it tn the WORT case. For sale by drug
E1s1s and q. ecovt. wholesale agent, 76 Randolph
street, Chicago.
, 1864-07-01

eoe1A1x Mu17AHE.-The officers Of The 18th m.
1nois Rarc Soc1ok Huataiss laat evening at Tur.
aer HAL. In the North Division, There was quIte
large attendance, and everything passed OF
pleasantly. -.
, 1864-07-01

An 1sAAxE sTAAkeER;-The Rochester. Exprsss
Of Monday LAST has the following: One day Last
week, . man 1aboring under alteration Of mind
was taken Rom the depot Of the Central Railroad,
and sent to the Lnnatic Asylum Of this county,
where be still remalna. It was supposed that he
in his case have not yet been asce1tained. BE had
in his poese:aion a rnAu book In which are en-.
tics Of hocs sold" to various ndi sidoals, from
which 1t T. lIierred that he T. g. droyer. he had
Chicago, but no baggage to correspond has been
found. Be gives biz name ss Edward Williams,
but biz EhlEta are marked Anson Rogcte'' The
Superintendent Of the Asylum wishes to give this
noticc ss wide publication as possible, In ordef
that ttnaaJ reach the friends Of the unfortunate
man,
, 1864-07-01
For Sale,

EOK SALE.-A first rate young
Bay Bore. sa1tsd TO heavy buggy o. cary.
Alf. Ii quiet 4Ld veil Accustomed 10 the cars Abo
The other sights aud unds OF the eT. Nay % seen
r. wight Curriers' s-ables Mic htkan sfreet oppo~
, 1864-07-01

FOK SALE-A fine pair Of Car
Il r1sge Horses, one OF the VERY rest IN the city.
tor sale at kovgnn'A Stable. Sherman dousc alley.
fesf.m1143t
, 1864-07-01

To1LEH FLAHNEIH,
Fed Tw1I1ed. ,,6. ais Blue Tu1lled -..,,. -,
Gray TWted. ........ -. Opera Flanue1s.,.... al
OAKToE 1LANNkI9.
Hami1tor. br'n, wide.
, 1864-07-01

0FoCNn.-Tho little son Of Mr.. Smith Of this city
who wes lost Ut Calumet on Saturday last was
found On Wednesday BY Home children The1ittla
fellow had been In the woods for four days and
nights, suhsisting On strawberries alone. As may
be supposed his strea5th WIS nearly exhausted.
He had frequently seen the parties in search Of him
but his magin2tlon had conceived the1n 70 he In
dIans and he had concealed himself
, 1864-07-01

sHAnP1E1's MMgTAE1A.-This excellent cpmps-
ny continues to draw largely at Bryan Hall. We
are not advised how long they will remain. They
engaged the ha for four days In the first instance
but they have been 70 largely palronlzed thar they
will probably continue their entertainments 51r
the present, .
, 1864-07-01

q. L A.-The regular monthly meeting OF the
County Council Qt' being also the semi annual
meeting dor election Of ofleess.). Will bo hsio a.
Warnc4's Hail to-day, at O'Clock 2. n: u y
hoped that eve1y local Council In inc county WILL
be represented.
, 1864-07-01

1NerHuc71oss TO KxxcuToHs.-For the benefit
OF executors, administrators and guardians, Judge
Bradwcn Of the County Court has caused to be
printed instructions to be observed bY persons
interested IN the estates Of deceased persons. A
copy will be delivered BY the Court, In each case,
aud hereafter no Kind Of excuse will avail any
parties who may become delinquent In Discharge
Of their dptieA and In consequence subject to ci-
tation1 with its attendant penalties.
, 1864-07-01

err OF analysis and definition appear to be above
the average Of scholastic attainment but he pos
eessGe lar noft Of energy and ability than he Il
capable u impre+elng On othe.s. Re WIS enthu
slstncnll5 anplandrd on retiring from tbs plat
'.Art in Worship by james 4. Nets, of Brook.
1yn. Fcw 1ork, was rather eumbrous attempt al
proving one OF those tmproreable nxiomAt which
are ever most acceptable 10 the human mind When
lire Of lie speaker ID evidently united to the
trea1naeM Of fuch subject as ''AEt In Worehip,'
which demands The Light poetic touch rather thau
sad hs ca e eot e ~ds 4as
speaking largely Is nine-tepths OF our graduate.
do, Of the Es9 ptans. Greeks, Romans and ltal
| luna. rather rhan Of on oHn time arl people
The antedi'uyion and prcpuriaufc ages received
full share Of attention: then one grand skip
and thousand years hence formed burden Of hlt
cong. TIE orator considered that the relations
aud that the spiritual tone Of humanity will vel
be unmeasniaaly eleyated by the employment O
the artistic works OF mans hands In devotiona
exercises. He was libernlly. rewarded with ap
| plause at The close Of hie otation.
'lxpes,1nent," With saledictoly to the Law
Clase, ly Benson Wood, Of franklin, was the las
scnes GAUGE Ut the struggles Of the inventor IL
mechanics and abetract science. and the benefit.
which have accrued 10 their race through their Ia
noTs and u sun.Itngs. Ass!orieally. W sketch LEI
and effect was admirable. The orator II evident,
IN earnest, truth.seekdng student, one free from
t0e 1la4la ol C26I1e pQl d1hE O1 theories, f1ti
researches into The untathomable, The dsqucsI
| t0a wak highly practical, and As logical easy
Was Irresistible He IL no casnist, but sober
carnett rcaeoner. whose words caf1Y weight witt
tkem-s.appies Of gold in pictures Of silver" On
! present National otrugGle-an experiment In tn
I Art of eelt.govc1pmeut-was beautifully treated
hopefully without bcinr enthusiastic, aud fookin
TO succcr%ful results only through hearty labotng
| csLsenianeous, prayertu1 work His valedictor
was OF TIE same class Of efort-a practical summs
r, OF the difficulties surrounding thels future paths
/ and an ASSURANCE that encccfs Was attendant onl
on 4 ca1cful, tndlcious active, persttent csEecl
There was no bombast In bis parting wtrdB, bu
They sa11 deep into the hearts OF his hearers an
RIi1 not SION befogotten. .
Music BY the band followed, after which Rev
pr, Sate OF Brooklyn reported the award Of th
/ committee appointed to award the Keen PnEt
Firtt prize to q. r Vending Of SheibyEIle; set
| ond prize to J. q. Ehankland OF Nashville. TeE
| netsee The committee reported th.t the essay
had all been 70 cxcellentty well delivered tn
contidernh.e difficulty had been experienced
| The rr.dna1es of he Law School then advance
In sec1tons+ and received their diplomas at th
| b nds Of the President: their names will
fopbd IN the u port OF the proceedings Of the Boar
pf11ukfect. given Above.
/ Mestrn- Bopfeld md Nets were next called fo
| yard and received their diplomas as Bachelor {
! Science and B. A.
| The Pre+iden, briefly thanked the audience fe
their attendance, and the interest they had take
, 1864-07-01


81 Gen. Wa7en's 9Th army corps. The wound
wns ut once pronounced mortal. BE died on
Thursday afternoon H!e companions In arms
1orwaraed tae e. semalns to his faends heEe. AZ 81
fendy slated In ouf coln1nns- Many eymphtbtEtng
hcsl1s among MS will moutn with the striken
family,
POLICE oorn7-Wrt BE.1ne-5ohn Shea is q
~ ~ f:'nro. h..,,,.s h. sd,ss 49, =.
~ N1e. .ns "e4u. .t"..,s - =. @ p.'A
ner Of his bosom would LEAD one to believe that
he chaics under the matrimonial yoke. lie pro.
tested in court that he couldn't helm it. lie said
be wns . patient mana forstying husbsnd-a
forbea.inG parent; and though he might be &C.
and whipped Mrs.. Shea and the little Shea. only
when tue urgency OF The case rendered It proper
md imperative. The eloouenee Of his defense
failed 70 move the stony neart Of Judge McDon-
maid. and tho vile beater WAS muicted in The sum
4; F: Ha,tw1ek Il also a wife beater and TIE
green eyed monBtcf" has got possession Of
Hattwick. and he processes TO doubt the cha .tity
Of his vile aud ths 1et:ettmaey q his children,
hence they ever 1eei tne nelght 81 az Msp!casufe,
and not un3Eequenny tae Ts'eat en- o. us hst As
, 1864-07-01

THH RvER.-The Mayor has at lAst appointed
The Committee authorized at the Last meeting Of
the Common Council. It consists OF Aldermen
Ts1oott, Sheridan and Armstrong, G. Z. Cbes-
broueh. and Health Oflcer Perry. We expect
them TO enter upon the duties Of their o!ico with
ont delay Some time will necessarily be consumed
in deltbe1ahpg, bnt the work Of Investigation
should be commenced forthwith.
, 1864-07-01

nosha Is one Of the most beautiful cities within
reach Of Chicago, and abounds in pleasant drives
and shat5 parks. The people of that city are in
sdvanee Of tss people Of Chlcago in the way 0!
ceie ccsa1ons. They arc to hare m Grafton, dtu-
ner In the Park, and fireworks in the evening.
The price ofthe tickets for the round trip Is $1G5.
1be time Of departure can be learned from our ad-
rerffsino nntrrro
, 1864-07-01

TIE DOUGLAS 'MoHcHEHr.-A meeting OF the
Board of Directors Of the Douglaa Monument
Association rss held On Monday last at the Sher-
man Housa. T. B. Bryan in the chair. Snitabls
acknowl dgment WIS made to Mrs. s. D. Granger
and Mrs. 8. B. Granger for the GIN OF deed Of
land upon which 1t Il contemplated to erect the
propQeed monument to the Ame4ted QQp.lsa.
, 1864-07-01

e A SCHDAI, SCHOOL FArKR.-At meeting OF the
Sabbath School Union On Monday evening. it Was
resolved thata specimen paper be published i'm
ncdiattly, at cost Of one dollar per hundred.
Ten Thousand copies vert subscribed for On the
spot. We are requested to state that Supezinten-
deuts OF Sabbath schools who were not present at
ately Ut Aetssr. To1nlinson Bros, No. l55 Lake
street, up stairs. Pigment will be required IN I'D
vance,
, 1864-07-01
UdantRD-a gents.

WANTED-A Travelling Agent.
Xxx 0rs acqaainted w1:h the Druggists through
M!ch'G4r, Illinois lows, Wisconsin and Mtnpeactn.
None but those who Can come we'll recommandtI
heea @ aRP.y; Address r. y. Boz ise, Detroit, Micn.
, 1864-07-01

1xTEnxA1 REIEIuE.-Collector Schneider has
given notice that the annual list Of United States
Taxes for the year commencing May !, 1864. has
been returned to him by the Asecssors. 1t EN-
braces licenses, taxes on incomes, sc, Unless
cent will be added aud ten per cent II rot paid On
o. before July e0sh, 1854. Lcenses mnst be paid
at once, II thoee indebted woIld avoid the penalsy
which ts three times the amount Of the license, ur
two years imprisonment. No one IL allowed to
transact any business without Hcense.
, 1864-07-01

: I'UN GALE-10 EI0S9 III ESLaLe,
and must be sold oas Of ths best loc stad oistil.
1e.1ts tie Northwest, al in Cood order built new
and other grain be bought at tie dsttlIery. and
also wood. Good ptn room for 100 hoa!. FIR tur-
1. tt,1.
, 1864-07-01

b1uBEo.-A Ars. Brodt, who we are informed,
resides On 18th street. was aliehtly injured ycst-
day BY being knocked down and run over by 3
carriage team driven BY couple o. young bloods,
whose names We regret we caunot publish. This
rapid and cArelcas driving IL becoming crying
cYn, md ahQpld be Referel7 nuutshed.
, 1864-07-01

TIE WEA7uER.-The weather In this latitade fe
q queer Institution It Ia no unusual eitram-
stance for the thermometer to fall thirty degrees
IN as many minutes. We had notable inatance
Of the uureiiahIlity Of the weather. Sunday eve
ming sst when the gala spraug up from the norlk-
east. Nature evidently believed in the doeu7ne OF
compensation, and 20 yesterday Afternoon treated
ps IT, 4 cold khiyer from the RortL west. Summer
weather in Chicago II like woman-unrsrtsn, coy
and nek1e first eiles mud sunshine. then teare and
shadow. We lcaye our dwellings IN The morning
habited In linen, and re:uEp at night to coal rek
and uannelR- It's Of no to erowl and ,,rumbie.
We must take things ~ We ind them-the wealhes
Am0pr the rest.
, 1864-07-01

WAETED-Agents for Schmuck-
w err Rtstory OF The Rebellion -tErsllsn and
6eFman) Two volumes now ready, cor plgtiug the
h,ssosY 70 tbs tall Of vieksonlg md Pot1 Hudson.
too veil and 1ayorsbiy Known to need oommenr.
A.o r. Fl nts toI TIE po9rlaf sxency 52ek. Chtoni-
humertua and highly Interesting work. on which
eser ase rem Atkably suceesnn.. Price 3t.1 Sead
CO Pnbas ers, LIZ Dearborn sttees, Chicago. Ill.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-03-11
Gel " K Kiub,II.

\ week Or to since - copied ito al,
paper sons very fatie-ing rscomu.,s,,.,..
iroo Gems. Banks. Sbepisy snd Grover !,
faTor ofthc Prouaoiion q Col Kimbsu =,
the position q BriEadier GsscraI Sis..
'hsi TINE 'o''- u q b. Co.'s friend. % A.
gu'ia have interested themselves 70 IL.
'istier sad % uadsrs'aud letter recon-
rnendinr - promotion h. teea signed b.,
ell ffhe ESe-ufivc Csun-il. .bo.t al a..
sena'e and nesriy sH ~ Hes. o. R-,-..
'sniaiIsss. and fhsf fhe $40 hs. ben ID,
81 De endowed BY tbe Governor
Col. hiu,bsli. IiEe al q our Oss.r,l b,,,
in us ~af' as nads be mara. Nobsster
oii'ocr' o. soiiisr' ess BE- ssusd 10 tLs s.l.,
u''n ihoss sbo bave Eors ous from snosy
30 hiiis q cd Oxford.