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The Norfolk post. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1865-1866, 1866-01-13

Day BATCHBLO HAIR DYE
The Original and Best in the World The only true
and perfect Hair Dye. Harmless Reliable and Instanta
ueous Produces Immediately splendid Black natu:
raj Brown without injurng the hair skin. Rsmeds,
the III effects Of bad dyes. Sold by all Druggists The
genuine Ia signed william A. Bachelor. Also,
REGENERATING EXTRACT OF MLLEFLKURs,
for Restoring and Identifying the Hair.
.,glo1v CHARLBs BACHELOR. NIw YoRK.
p6F HALLS VEGETABLE SIcfLIAN
HAN REVIEWER hiss proved itself to be the most perfect
preparation for the hair ever offered to the public
It's vegetable compound aud contains no injurious
properties whatever.
IT WILL RESTORE GRAY HAIR TO ITS oRIdI'
NAL COLOR.
1t will keep the hair from falling out.
1t olesnses the scalp and makes the hair soft usTous
and sken.
1t is splendid hair dressing.
No person, old or young, should fall to use IT,
IT Is RECOMMENDED AND USED BY THE FIRST
MEDICAL Authority
~ Ask for Halls Vegetable sicIlian Hair Remover
and take no other RIP. HALL 4 CO.,
Nashua, N. H., Projectors.
~ For sale BY all drugsists. nov2o-em
fa = NoRFoIK, November q, 1855
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LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.

TICKET OF LEAVE MAN. James
Douglass, an Englishman, delivered
himself up to Richard Nelson, the jailor,
on Thursday afternoon, as the perpetra-
tor of the act of incendiarism committed
, on the premises of No. 1l2 Church street,
OH the morning of the 4th of January.
Douglass was taken before the Mayor,
and made the following statement: III
came t., this city on or about the middle
of November last, from New York,
under the auspices Of DR.. Bell, the emil
grant agent; was assigned by DIR. Bell
to work upon the Albemarle and Chesa-
peake canal; L left offwork after remain
Ing there a short time, and came to this
city; having nothing to do at nights, I
sought and obtained lodging in the
watch house; OH the night of the 9th of
January l was sent by your Honor to
jail, where remained until discharged;
wandering about the city, ] was con.
science stricken at the act of setting the
house on fire upon Church street, and
gave myself up to the jailor." Mr.. Mel
son, the jailor, states, "that Douglass in.
formed him that he entered the premis.
ca on Church street by means of the side
window on the alley, for the purpose of
r0bbing it, and being disappointed he
set 1t on fire." Douglass Informed him
(Nelson) that he was convict from
London prison, where he had been con-
fined for the crime of arson, being SEN
fenced for four years; after serving three
years and three months in prison, receiv-
ing the recommendation Of the board of
superintendents Of the institution, he
received ticket-of-leave, and came to
this country. Douglass was committed
to Jail by the Mayor until Monday,
when he will have preliminary exami.
nation.
The Norfolk post. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1865-1866, 1866-01-13

II EEP THIS BEFORE THE
IN PEOPLE.
HOLIDAY rnrs.sn
Persons In search Of Suitable Present In the ways
Jewery, Watches Biivsr-wae will And good sssort
ment at
J. M. FREEMAN,S,
~ Main street, corner Of Talbot esusisttsg Of
Gold and Silver Watches,
Gold ChAblaines Gold Thimblss
Shields and Finger Rings
Vest and Guard Chsins
Diamond Ruby, Pearl asd
Emerald Rings. In sss,
Loeksts, Necklaces, Crosses
Dilvsr Table Tea and Dessert
Spoons and Forks, Berry, Jelly,
Sugar and Cream Spoons.
Preserve Spoons,
iatr ya 6alsspeons.
Soup and Gravy Ladies'
ngg spoons, Cake and Fruit Knivss
Batter Ksivea Napkin Ring,
Sugar sltsrs, Alba Tea Sets,
Watters, Dinner and Breakfast
t4Efa aees CAstors, Cake Baskets
Pickle Stands,
with great variety Of
FAN CY OODg;
AZ Of which wiiibs SOLD cheap q by any one IN the
city, j. NJ fRERMAE.
dscls-l1 ie 1HhaH ia Jswsls
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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF NORFOLK. JANUARY IL.

ARRIvALp
Steamer Dictator, Landis Baltimore
Steamer Thos Kelso, Russell, Baltimore.
Schooner Idaho, Waite, New York
Schooner Guard, Price, Elizabeth City.
DEPARTURES.
Steamer Dictator Lsndis, Baltimore.
Steamer Thos. Kelso, RUSSELL Baltimore.
Steamer Currituek Taylor, Plymouth, North Carolina
Barge Bunker HILL -, Plymouth
Schooner Guard Price, Elizabeth City.
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PRIVATE SALES

| ZOE SAIL
90 Acres adjoining city, {f
$50 Acres one mile from Hampton,
500 Acres on the O. and 8. h. X. L..
$50 Acres three-fOurths Of q mile fion city
96S Acres twelve miles from city,
474 Acres on Pagan creek,
49, Acres on Lynn Haven river,
$500 Acres timber eleven miles from oitv
l3S Acres two and half miles frou oily In Iots
800 Acres sixty miles south Of city.
407 Acres Kempsville,
los Acres four miles from CITY,
258 Acres sixteen miles from city,
l. 400 Acres eight miles from city,
go Acres twenty miles from city
$40 Acres near Kempsvnle
100 Acres eleven miles from city,
$50 Acres fifteen miles from city.
30 Acres eight miles from city
1000 Acres twelve miles from city, timber
% Acres Pungo Bridge.
$50 Acres Perquimmons county, NC
5000 Acres, timber, ten miles from city,
1l3 Acres thirty miles from city,
ia Acres thirty miles from city.
100 Acres Eve miles from city,
~ Acres seventeen miles from city,
30 Acres seventeen miles from city
1865 Acres eight miles from city
$40 Acres six miles from city,
123 Acres five miles from city
ZOO Acres twenty-five miles from CITY,
One Farm, 400 Acres, ssvsntssa miies fro. city,
House and Lot in city OF Norfolk
House and Lot In city OH Main street
Sixty feet on Commerce street
Sixteen Lots in suburbs Of cltv
We have just perfected arTsngenents BY which Ne
have facilities for placing lands before purchaser sbrosI
nHs &c Sy sny Other hou's ia the city LAsd
cost In Northern Papers and In Europe
Nearly all Of the above Land is on or near vstsr and
sne args tracts are heavily Tmbsred description q
We give special attention to the purchss, ssS ssisof
Heal Estate on Commission.
Auction and Commission MsreSsnh.
uscz0-u ~ Wide Water street. Norfolk Va
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I@~ Two BAD CASES OF PILES
CURED Br Dr. srRrcKLANps PILE RsNRDY.-Mr Glass, Of
JanesvilIe Wisconsin, writes for the benefit Of all who
suffer with the Piles that he has been troubled for eight
years with an aggravated Of Piles and his brother
discharged from the army ~ incurabls, (hs being
quite paralyzed with the Pilss Both these distressing
cases were cured with bottle Of Dr. Strickands Pile
Remedy. The accommodation Of these gentlemen, DO.
side the daily Testimonials received by DR.. Strickland
ought to convince those suffering that the most sga-
waited chronic of Piles cured by Dr. scklsnds
Pile Remedy. 1t is iold by Druggsts everywhere.
Wake 4 CO. and N. and c. A. SANTOS, Agents for
Norfolk, Va. nov6-6m
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SPECIAL NOTICES.


NV ALBEMARLE AND CHEsAPEAKE
CANAL The repairs Of the TdeLocks of this Canal ara
80 far completed that the navigation may be restored on
or before SATURDAY, the Goth instant.
MARSHALL PARKS, President.
ONCE A. and G. Canal Company
January u, IsSS. jAI2-st
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1866-07-18
ERRORS OF YOUTH.

A gentleman who suffered for years from Nervous
youthful indiscreton, will for the sake Of suffering
humanity, send free to all who mead il, the recipe
and directions for making the simple remedy by
which he was cured Sufferers wishing to prons y,
the Ndyertiscrs experience, can do 60 BY addresdpe
JOHN B. OGDEN,
Ho. Is Chambers st., New York.
vbn2l- l-lyear.-S NJ, P. 4 Co.
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TO CONsUMPTIVES.

The advertiser, having been restored TO health In
few weeks by very simple remedy, after having
suffered for several years with lung afec-
tion, and that dread disease Consumption ia anx'
ious to make known to his fclowsuferers the means
of cure.
To all who desire 1t, he will send copy Of the
prescription used free Of chsrge with the direction.
for preparing and using the same, which they will
fnd SURE CURE tor CoSsUxPTIoR, AsrHMA, BRoN.
cHrr1s CouGHs. Colds. and all Throat and Lung Az
fsctions The only object of the advertiser In send
ing the Prescription is to benefit the afflicted and
spread information which he conceves to be invalu.
able, and he hopes every sufferer win try his rsmsd
rs II will cost them nothing, and may prove bless
ing.
Parties wishing the prescription, FREE. BY ret""-
.."il, will pls"- ..-.
''-'. t-'"'e e9nrese, ..t515
Rev. EDWARD A. WILSON.
yeA2l. lysar w. "'" +sfs
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Estray.

SnayeG from the enclosure of the subscriber on
the lst inst q reddish brown COW about years old
heavy bodied with rather short legs. Any per-
son delivering the t4me to or furnishing lnfor-
nation as to her whereabouts will besuitaby reward
ed.
GEO. D. WILLIAMS.
Tunkhannock, Pa, July 10Th. 1866
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NOTICE.

Whereas a certain Judgment note, dated Feb l6
1866 for one Thousand dollars with interest DC.
against Theron Detrick was taken from my posses
sor on or about the 5th day of July 1876, By some
from purcha sirg said note and said Theron DERRICK
is hereby forbidden to pay said note to any persons
except myself, my executors, administrators or as
signsr ,,,nn,,,,
Falls, Wyo. Co, Pa, July 7, 1866.
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Special Notices.
WHISPERS [! WHISPERS y

DR. 0 MoNrEz Corrolia, the greatest stimu Ia
tor in the world, will fOrce Whiskefs or Mustsches
to grow on th smoothesl face chin never known
to fail sample for rrlel sent free aay desIr
GUS of testing its merits. Address, REEVES Co.,
76 Nassau St., N. Y
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EXECUTORS NOTICE.

Letters Testamentary on the estate of Samuel Van
DuIer. late Of Tunkhannock TIP. Decd, having been
granted to the undersigned all persons having
Claims against said estate requested to present
the same duly authenticated for payment, and all
persons indebted to said estate, will please make
payment without deay to him.
JOSEPH GRAHAM, Ex,r.
Tunkhannock, Pa. June II, 1866.
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RMI M@ RA&

of the most delicious quality at Mrs. E. Leases
Fancy Store.
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The Publishers Of THH Aaf rsspscaaiH ssli dls>
tentiou 10 the Daily and Weekly Asass ef tAsis YspJ
ular journals -.. - -

TERns OF THE DAILr.--One copy. ons yeaf. %, 90
six months, "a 80 three months, ~ so; for an
less period, s& the rate Of ONE DoLLAR per month
Payment required Invariably in adranee. Pes.
tage on the Daily, thirty cents per quarter, or on
dollar and twenty cents per annum, II prepaid.
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1 THE WEEKLY AGE will be the great cam.
paign paper of the Democratic. Conservative Party
Of Pennsylvania, aud will earnestly support the
President in his Patriotic efforts In behalf Of Union,
Restoration and Constitutional Liberty.
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WANTED. $27.6Oper day.

AGENTS wanted, ladies and gentlemen, in every
County in the United States, TO sell the Ink Powders
of the American Ink Company. The powder sells
for forty cents per will make ink enough
to fiji fifty bottles OF the size usually retailed at ten
cents Der bottle smart agent can sell a gross Of
it q day, and clear S27 60 The ink can be made
from the powder in three minutes in common boiling
water. 1t perfect black ink, the best in the
world. 1t flows easily. does not corrode the pen
particle, never gums up is not injured by freezing.
and its color will last for Every family in
America will buy it, as package will last family
for years, and ink be made in small quantities
wanted. With each gross we send thousand
circulars, with testimonials from clergymen lawyers
teachers merchants commercial alleges, editors,
dc, and the agents name on the bills, Only one
person will be made agent for a county. The first
sending $50 for gross of the powder will receive
il by return express, together with one thousand cir
designates If others send for the same county the
make sure one had better designate several counties
list and circulars If you dare the risk of waiting
the Mayor Postmaster cashie of the banks, the
express agents Of this city will show that the business
is honOrably and squarely conducted. An Ink Pow
der will be sent by mail to any address, free OF
charge, en- receipt of forty cents.
Address writing your name, town, county and
State distinctly.
AMERICAN INK COMPANY, Manchester, III
THOMAS W. LANE.
Clerk for the Company and Special Agent
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THK MASON HAHLIN.. CABINET ORGANS forty
different ftyes adsptec to sacred and seulars music
for 80 dollars to 600 each Fftoone gold or silver
Iaeda Is or other first premiums, awarded them
Tustrat ed Catalogues free Address, MASON Il
HAMLIN Boston, or MASON Brothers, New York.
v5n5ly.
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AGENTS WANTED!
TT, HEADhEx'9
HISTORY OF THE WAR,
NOW READY.

Complete in TWO VOLUMES, also in ONE. Il Is
admitted to be One of the most interesting, popular
and cdiuable History 1f the Rebellion which is fully
Attested by the emo rmous sale of 100000 roi-
umss, and large portion of the country uncanvass-
Cd ., - -
We are obliged to run our presses night and day
70 enable us to supply our Agents.
Men otcharacter and ability, who desire . lucra-
ave employment, will find this rare opportunity,
The price Of the in one poI,,,n. a, On to,. Icomn.r
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Of all classes.
For full particulars send for circular
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Local and Personal.

The Rush for good and cheap boots and snOes,
nj Sitser's Is unabated. John says, let 'em come
A Refreshing Rain fell in this vicinity yes
terday and last evening. The parched anu orieo
up condition of terra frnG, made it very accept
able affair.
Lock Out...Well executed counterteits OF the
- so,sr national bank bills are now in circu-
latop. They can be detected by the aags OF the
.o,,,.nv around Columbus, on the back Of the note
tn. ..nuipe has cross and other characters while
o. ,bs counterfeits there are none the flags are
blurred,
strumous or ScrOfulous affections are the
curse. the blight, the posato rot ofmanklnd. Iney
are vile and filthy as well an fatal They arise from
contamination and impurity Of the blood, and are
.o he seen all around us everywhere One quarter
of all we meet are tainted with them, and one quar-
ter Of these die of them die foolishly too, because
they are curable. AYEn's SARsAPARILLA clea nsei
out the Scrofuous corruption from the blood, rem
ders pure and healthy, and eectually expurgates
the foul contamination from the system. No lorger
groan under your Scrofulous disord RS since the r-
resistble AVER has provided his mastery comoina
ton of curative virtues that ne calls SARsAP ARILLA
--Demoer at, Waterbury, CT
RM& MR&A@
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menced The work Of clearing s,e for TIE erection Of new
sores and on III sides ne heata Ne noes OF
are lard b. obtained IAo,e owner OF real estate who
have me- with no losses are IN luck
ALL THE BANK VAULTS UNNiURFD-THE CHURCH.
BELLS ALL MELTED By 1H2 HEAT-INciDENTs AND
SlSCVLARiTitS.
The Merchants Bank ylrl, has been opened, and the
contents found entirely urniured This the last vault
opened and an have been found safe.
There hardly bsckcnel rcin il the harmed district
nearly everything beng t4lled white by the intense
heat
The tents among the runs look quite picturesque and
are n study f8r au ar.st.
The church ben. wcre al melted b. the heat.
Strengthening thermometers in Lowell & Senter's
vaults showed oy 40 degrees at the highest point in the
lower vault and $50 In the upper vault THIS vault was
Live bugs cras.Isd out Of the Merchants National
Bank vault when opened. This vault exposed TO the
heat for long PERIOD there having been uns OF
coal on TIRE M the cellar and the fire is still burning.
This vault was built some - wears ago.
The contents Of the First National Bank vault came out
m bcautlf order
Safes Of nearly al descriptions proved worthless in mos.
cases when unprotected aGd The few which DID not til
were probably saved BIZ circumstances. il is proved from
this that vaults only, built IN the ground arc entirely
reliable
TIL Masonic lodges are TO moe' in convention on We'd
ncsday afternoon provide for the needy and 10 arrange
Tor a new Masonic Hall.
They saved nothing but the towels records and charters
MORE CLOTHING NEEDED A MOTHER AND SON
BURNED To DBATH-IMPORTANT MEETING OF THE
CITY GOVERNMENT
Tho Executive Committee distributed al the clothing
hand this morning. and still found thousands Of app
cants su ung badly. is desirable thai any clothing
which had been donated should be forwarded az once, I'D
dressed 20 Woodbury. L. Dana, Ward Room No. 2.
Zebra Chickenng, truckman, and his mother, were
burnt to death m their house LaCA-st. The bodies
were discovered to-day.
An important meeting Of tic City Government
held tonight. Orders passed. constituting Commit
10 establish grades wilen locate, or discontinue
streets IN the burnt district.
general revision Of lie lines Of streets will probably
be made: also. an order lor a Committee on Public
Park and market the burnt district; also Commit
ia regard 10 rebuilding tho Guy Government building
AZ oder introduced requesting the Governor 10 cal
special session Of the Legislature for the purpose OF
adopting the amendment "a the Constitution o the Oltcd
states, and az the time 10 give additional power TO
the City OF Portland that compensation Dr. claimed
well alowcd in Of altering streets. THIS was
referred TO fhc CITY Solicitor
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THE DRAMA.
WINTER GARDEN.


A-,o,g che various dramatic attractions offered as'
,.,,y cha revival Of Co.umbas" % the Winter Garden
vsl especially succ,s f4l Dssptc tac snFnes q the
weather tle aulsnce vas use-wLich, IN these days Is
t,irs,h iudesd Columbus was performed q le Zha
manner Mr. Beougllu has introduced new passage a. d
scenic efct and hos lsasou-7 sprrAlsl the dl ciaoTue
via ne aad telling jess, TAsro q good Zeal Of poetic sen
fneni IN tie bgeslle. aal deeper meaning ia It's satire
than common in works o b. Glass The vision u CoiuIlu'
In lie first scene IL special illustration Of is poetic ectes
aad the alusiou 70 united Teaians' with which Nj
Btaarham sndisaly drops from poetry into absurd.
it~ ana matter IL positive stroke 81 germs
M srsoaa.on o. Columbus charming by reason OF rs s'n
tin scarcely less than is Aunor Alter ALL the art tla
en- awaken tears tie ss 20 wiz the tribute Of anser
TIA. lri Air BI0gghlm possessed No man TRIES biier
I'm. 90 nan conceas kinder hoart under the tTGng 81 10
sceaerg "Col.1us' has been VOL presented The aip-
ri.ion OF Columbia aci ifst especially pciaie que
march In tie second aci mered applause Tie SUBJ
..i.ry Characters weIc general, well play j. Proxy
Piece o. Bnsnoss preceded the buesque but was ht vel
acted il any particular Collmbu VII DO presented o'
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DIED.

sAEEson mond,y Joy . Della NJ inn, d,aghier oe.ss
The and ends lmiy respectfully invited s',.as
seace Of her parent No q Wiios place Bsooiyn
sELDEN-At residence No. 227 Tweeth. su.S.y.
Jolly 1860 Pbebe Keee wife Of the Rev William Beitsn ss
The md tie family requested 70 .t,so1 u.
p The win be orss-
cHAPmAHsoddcry on bons,y morning July Bertha youngest
child and daughter Henry r. and Marshs L. Chapman sssS
Eune vii take place The residence Of her parents psa.s,
o'clock ReIye friend, invited 70 attend ~ishest
G-orss De Mott, aged y years.
TIE .% S and ls:ae s % Sosa i s sssS me
70 O'clock aad iron ia. Rfrmsd D9'eh Chatch or T.yor
as5ss At i ''i''A carnage VIII leave '''0'''o
ELLET-on Monday Jolly E the ssh y.m Of he's
Tie respectful invited ,,,eaa the fns5s w,ss.
ave- coz q NinsieshiI..f Che Rev Dr. Rss
CILDERsLEEyE-on sund.y July chaic H. 0li'nissve.
ia. remains vii be taken Connection, for ntsrment
HAGHT-0n Moadly 9th in Mary the wife Of A. a. basht 10
The .ivs. faulty respect ny iays s.,nd
Lsr late residence, No u Boyden At. Newark, M
LEvERIcH-on Sunday eveans July 8, oel'ck Mary n
The fvs; :ad q n,isi 70 ..s:A
o. Tuesisy 10th inst. az clock
MEsER-On Sunday evening July Abraham r Mss in To
Rsvs, family invited the funer II
aiy n SsS1s on I''''' 0' '' O'Clock ' "'''
RoDGERs-At orssnp,in, l. l.. Monday .ssrusoas lays
Lillian May only daughter OF George W and Sophie R0ds,ss.
aged - months and days.
The friend. respectfully invited attend tho one
residence Of ganifAtheE James Rodge Ne III
Ia; Tenth NewYor sithoa, further invitation, ts.s
day siternoon. 81 clock
RUSSELLn Bridgeport Com the residence Of her mots
Thursday Jolly Lfne Leigh wife Of John Il Russell 81 sss
bury. Conn, aged u years
LOZANZOn Sunday July Seno Don Abb , Lozanz Of yensz
sgei % years
friends nyie attend the funeral 81 Fanei. xsyis's
Cturch West sixteenth 5Ihiss, Tuesday morning
a. 10 o'clock
RAYEEROn Sunday Jolly Mr asynsr ag-d 81
iend and those BENJAMIN Rsynaf iayd 10
funeral her late residence No. l West fhisty
el.lth-s., on Tuesiiy afternoon ateo'cieck
MASONIC NOrIcE-NOR5tAL LODGE No. 5,1. 7. and A. M
The members LO3!s No So r. and A. NJ berebY
summoned 10 attend special communicates he Lodge 20 Dc h.s
At SEA Broadway I'll EsDA1, July 10 1901 se
for purpose o. a;inz the iuoert Of late b,h
JAMES FRASER. The member o. TIE trsternsy s ts.pea
~ INV m tAxK. Secretary
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some premium 10 the successful Inventor Several new
presses were he result.
We have already referred 70 the lTany novelties and
Improvements introduced into the trade in the prcsena
ton n styles OF type borders, No 10 elevate the
standard excellence and facilitate the execution o.
work. Many OF these we're OF bis own inTentOn, the
punches cut and The matlCcs lifted up by his Own hands
lie happy SAen he could leave be detas
cf business and W quietly at The bench in the private
Office de-i5ing and cutting something in typCgmph-
zeal art THIS he CONTINUED to DO with his daily wax of
mile OF two until near the close OF hs life when ls
eyesigt a.led and he was compelled 10 abandon both.
well remember his reply NY abiding 10 this not
i)sg Since Yes, Mr. Savage, have had TO quit the
bcncii, and when cannot walk any more my life viii be
Of itc value 10 arr one. snail then be near my end
Andnow his life has gone out into the bIgher HE
knew him for over 30 years % Of II apprentice and
II is therefore with the knowledge these years mpart that
spear Of what he has done advance our art, OF ms
personal character and worth and the respect that should
be onleTtaned for his nsmorr
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DC La sale Institute
ANNUAL EXAMINATION.

IT,, anuua! examination Of the DE Ia Sale Insti
,,.e which began on Thursday and which cont
nuei on friday Gni Saturday Of last week at The
Conner Instimts Hal was concluded last evening
Olits a large audience was present Tue following
80 ~, programme OF exercises tor last evening
Overture Band. Opening Address James p. Fisher Da'
rheuso yaierhiu., solo G. schhcter Twilight husngs
essay NJ McG0waai Les Peries. piano j. hchiopi Mensa
r,t-sr Isl Com Class; What Joy 10 Greet on
Yys ra9 solo T To.' DsSa.aiiV 6reb! D
ira. BOOK keen.ng let Com Class: Music Band; Geon
cry Synthetic and Anslyeo) Cslsass lot neaa. lass
Mother on Sing Ne 20 Rest-SOO q. moore Deoiuiiton
Grady, saratoga Polka o. kracht Friedrich March o.,
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