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MIscELLANEOUs CITY JOTTINes.

On Saturday night, after the adjournment
of the Democratic ratification meeting, the Lib
erty Silver Cornet Band serenaded the Hon.
Thomas B. Florence. There was large assem-
blage present. Colonel Florence being called out
made an appropriate response. He was folio we'd
by Judge A. p. Aldrich, of South Carolina, Maj.
Fenlon, OF Kansas, and John A. Marshall, of
this city.
The battalion being raised in the Twenty
FIRST and Twenty second Wards, will be known
as the Pennsylvania ZouaVes, and will be under
the command of Major II. Oscar Roberts, late
OF the Nnety-6fjh Regiment p. V. The uni
form Will be similar to The Philadelphia FIRE
Zouayes.
The Blue Reserves, who were in the battle
of Hagerstown, will celebrate the fifth annlver-
sary OF that event by speeches aud collation.,
al the dwelling of Mr.. George j. Naylor, an
officer of the organization, at which time
painting of the battlefield, by Captain Page,
VIII be presented.
An election for commissioned officers of
Company l, Philadelphia Fire Zouaves, will
take place on the evening OF the 2Oth instant.
Company ID, of the same regiment, has also
been med, making eight altogether.
The following gentlemen have been elected
sollicers of the Franklin Fire Comrauy:-Pre.i-
Logan; secretary, John r. Cantln; Assistant
Charles j. CatLral
The Niagara Hose Company has elected the
follo@ing otiicers:-PresIdent Henry York;
Vice.President John j. DAILY; Secretary, Sa-
muCl b. Murphy; Assistant Secretary, James
McCully, Jr.; Treasurer, John CarroW.
The following gentlemen have been elected
officers Of the Independence Steam Fire Com
pany.-Presdent, John Sheron; Vice.Presi-
dcni, James Mopgan; Secretary, j. A. Smith {;
Assistant Secretary, John McCrys,al; Treasurer,
William B. Irvine.
The new carriage built tor the Lawrence
Fire Company, of Pttsburg, Pennsyl lganla,
VIII be shipped tomorrow. The prevailing
color o the carriage is maroon, interlined with
gold and Paris green; the wheels are polished
hickory.
Tie Columbia Hose Company have ordered
a new carriage. She is to have arch springs,
patent wheels and is large enough to carry 800
feet of hose.
The Nor,hern Liberty Hose Company will
take their ~ hIte Turtle" carriage home to day.
1t has been newly painted and hlghly orna-
mented.
The Good viii Hose Company has elected
the following oficers:-President, James Gala
han; Vice. President, George w. Hains; Secre
tarY. John NJ. Lee; Treasurer, George ". Hyde.
The carriage of the Robert Morris Hose
is being Overhauled, and put in perfect order.
A meeting OF the Operative Plasterers' Union
will be held at Painters Hall, Locust street,
above Eighth, tomorrow evening, at O'Clock.
The Shoemakers' Cooperative Association
n eets this evening, at the Hall of the Washing
ton Hose Company, Ninth street, above Flbert
Ashes will be lifted from west OF Broal and
north of Market street on the folio wing days: -
Monday, from Market TO Race; Tuesday, from
Race TO Callowhill; Wednesday, from Gallo whil
to Coates; Thursday, from Coates to GraTd
avenue; Friday, from Giratd avenue, north.
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A Eight with Indians.

The Helena (ATkansas) Herald says:-
"By advices from Fort Ellis we are m receipt of
the full particulars OF an Indian RAID that oc-
CURED there on the 18th ultlmo, and which ter
minated quite upplea autly for The aborienes.
immediately before the Teveile, Dand OF Grows,
about thirty IN number made a dash at thirty
four mules OF Hugh Krdeudall's herd, which
re grazing within a quarter of a mule of the
fort, auu succeeded In running them Off In
less than halt an hour Captain X. s. La
Motto, commanding, issued orders to Brevet
M8iCI HOIr 10 start IN pursuit. At $50 A. NJ.
the Major was in the saddle, and at the mead of
twenty men, the guide and two citizens, took
up the line of march by the Yellowstone road,
AT the same time Lieutenant NJ. o Coldlng,
with twenty men, took the trail OF the Indians
through the canon which leads towards Emf
grant Gulch. The Indians crossed the mouu-
tairs TO the Yellowstone foad striking 1t at the
point about twelve miles from the fort, immed-
ately before Major HoTr arrived at the same
place with his party, the Indians having pro-
badly about four or i've miles the start.
The roads were very bad, being much cut
up, but as the horses were in coed order, the
Major pushed on rapidly, and at last saw the
Indians at tue distance oil at least tour miles.
The party then struck INTO brisk ealop and
were not recognized by the Indians until they
had gained aboHt m lie upon them. Then the
chase became an exciting one.
major Horr pushed on rapidly and on reach
ing the Yellowstone and hnblng that the Indi-
ans had gone dOwh ii to wards Twenty-Five Yard
Greek, he put his horses to a hard gallop and
reached the creek just az the Indians crossed -
hdFlHR IIuutu iuiTIS'elRut mlleS III less man
four hours, and having but ten men, the horses
OF the remainder not being able to make the
time. Sprnelng from ther blown horses the
soldiers poured voey into the Indians,
dropping two of them from their animals, and
making the rest leave tneir prey aud seek
sbelier rom the leaden shower, dropping tnelr
haversacks, robes, saddles, toilet articles and
plundeT generally.
"The creek being bank full and very rapid,
Major Horr did not deem it prudent to swim
bis tired horses across TO continue the pursuit,
so he sent three men over who collected the
recaptured stock besides i've horses aud one
mule belopgiug,tO the Indians, with which the
Major returned 10 the fort by sundowD, having
ridden at least seVcnty-6ve miles since morning.
This band were For. Smith Cr9Rs They
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DENNsYLVANIA HOSPITAL.
PHILADELPHIA, January 2S, Is

\ JHIuuIJ 1oI IV7O'
The attending Managers ATe:-
b. Morris Waln. No / 8 south Delaware avenue
Aoolph II. Borie. No 1853 Dpck street. -.
Attending Physician-Dr. ]. NJ. Da Costa, No. 1000
Spruce str ct,
Attending Hurgeons-Dr. Addinell 'wson, No. 1856
South Fifteenth street; DIR. ID. Hayes Agnew, No II
NOrth Eleventh street.
The thS sicaDs and Surgeons attend at the Hosp-
tai every day (sundays excepted), 10 receive app'
cation Tor admission,
TeIeons seriously injured by accident are alwavs
admitted II brought To the Hospital Immediately
thereafter 2Ht
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WooDLANDS CEMETERY COMPANY.

Wv The following Managers and Oftic have
been elected g. the year 1865
ELI X. PRICE, President.
VIM. n. Moore, VIM w Keen,
Samuel b. Moon, Ferdinand j. Dreer,
GiIeR Ballett, George 1, Buzby,
EC win Gre BILE, b. A. knight
FecretaIy and Treasurer JOS B TOWNSEND.
The Managers have passed a TesOlu ion recurring
both LothOl aud Visitors present TICK cts the
entrance for admission 10 the Cemetery. Tickets
may be had al the Ofiice of the Com pRny, No. s'B
Ai.~u StIsst. OK OF any Of The Managers, 72a
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INTERESTING SERVICES AT THE CATHEDRAI.-
The Apostolic Briefs, erecting the Sees of Scran-
ton and HarIlsb burg, and appointing the Right
Rev. William O'Hara, p. D., bishop of the
former, and the Rev. j. +. Shan ahan, ID, D., OF
the latter, having been received, the ceremony
Of conservation took place in the Cathedral in
this city yesterday morning.; the Right Rev. j.
+. Wood, d. D., Bishop OF Phila ielphia, was
the consecrator. The sermon was delivered by
Rev. NJ OConncr, S. j., and the ceremonies
were conducted by Rev, A. :. MCCOuUnly, mas
ter of ceremonies.
The sacred edidce was filled to its utmost
capacity on the occasion, and the ceremonies
were OF very grand AM imposing character.
Right Rev. b shop Wood had tue manage.
ment of the details. At ten O'Clock the bishops,
priests. and ecclesiastical students, formed IN
line in front of the chapel, aud crossing tigh,
teenth street. passed into Logan Square, an
afterwards into the Cathedral through the main
door. The procession, with Its mitred bishops,
the surphced clergy, aud the students, pre-
sented an imposing appearance. After the
clergy had takeu their position within the sane
tuary, the Right Rev. Bishop Wood, arrayed in
his episcopal robes, asceuded the altar when
the bishops that were 10 be consccrated were
brought before him, when the Right Rev Bishop
McGill, as the senior of the assistant bishops,
addressed the congregation as tolloWs:-
Right Rev. Father, our Holy Mother, the
Catholic Church, requires OF you 70 raise these
priests here present to the burlhensome office
of a bishop. Bishop Wood have you the Apos-
tolic commisson?" Bishop McGIll, replied,
eve have"
The commission was then ordered to be read,
and was delve red by the Rev. F. f. Hopkins,
At IL o'clock Mass commenced. After the
Coniteor of the Mass had been said, the
consecrator continued the Mass till the
portion called the sequence had been reached,
when he resumed his seat before the altar The
Bishops elect, in the meantime, retired from
the sanctuary TO an adjoining chapel, with the
assistant Bishop, when they divPsted them
selves Of their capes, and opening the hole, put
on the pictorial cross. They we're then robed
with the tupic, dalmatc, chasuble aud san
dals, when the concluding course OF the conse-
cratiCn was proceeded with in the order pre-
The Kev. Michael oConner, 5. j., delivered
the sermon on the occasion. Afler tie reverend
speaker had concluded, the Mass was continued
to is termination, and the newly cJnsccrated
bishops, invested with all the insignia of office,
went through the Cathedral lmparting their
beneiIction to the multitude.
The music sung was Hummel's Grand Mass,
No. 2; the Veui Sancte Spritus OF the Abbe
Volgen; the Date SOnitum ofCosta, and Haydn's
TIE Deum.
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HAY AND STRAW FOR THE WEEK.-During the
past week 3S3 loads OF bay and 36 of straw were
weighed and sold at the tollo wing prices: Prime
Timothy hay per 100 pounds Sl.40@l so; mixed
Sl.25@l.9O; Inferior, $l.O5@l.lO; straw, Sl.3O0
q
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were dressed in soldiers clothes. and were
armed with Springfield rifles. Three OF the
animals captured from them were iecognlzed as
having been in the Government herd st Fort G.
f. Smith, by parties who took them there"
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LARcENY.-George Scott, colored, was ar
rested yesterday on the charge of stealing S65
and watch from a cOlored man, who was
lying asleep on cellar door, near Sixth and
Lon bard streets. Upon the testimony OF two
Witnesses Scott was committed by Alderman
Carpenter.
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DRowEED. Peter Raley, nine years of age,
was drowned yesterday afternoon, az the screw
dock wharf, on the Delaware. The Coroner
VIII hold an inquest.
The Coroner was also sent for yesterday to
told an inquest on the body Of a boy named
Watmore, who was drowned on Saturday. He
resided in Moyer street. above Cherry.
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GONE Our OF CoMMIssIoN.-The United States
steamer Shamrock arrived at this port on the
4th inst, aud went out of commission on Satur-
day, the 1lth. For twenty.siX months she has
beeu attached to the European squadron. She
left Lisbon on the 9Th of June, Madeira on the
25th. and BermndA on the lst Of July.
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FIRES The dwelling house of Mr.. Rsif-
schneider No. 2llS Master street, was damaged
by fire on Saturday morning, to the extent of
$1,000. The fire was caused by the upsetting Of
a pan of heated lard. Mrs. Reilschneider and
her son were burned about the face and hands
in attempting 10 put out the fire.
About O'clock on Saturday afternoon the
sash and blind mandatory OF Mr.. Hende on
Adams street, above Trenton avenue, was
snohIly damaged by fire.
The alarm OF 6re at halfpast O'Clock yester-
day afternoon was caused by the burning of the
roots OF two vacant frame dHelings, In South
street, above Sixth.
The iremen were called out second time
eserd4y ternoou, the alarm being caused By
the slipht burning of an uuo"cuned frame which
caught from sparks from 9 Gamer.
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HEALTH FOR THE SICK.
STRENGTH TO THE WEAK.
VIGOR FOR THE FEEBLE.

THE PERUVIAN SYRUP, a Protected So,t-
ton fine Froto1ide If Irors strikes at the root
of disease by supplying the blood with its
VITAL PRINCIPLE OR LIFE ELEMENT,
IRON, giving Strength, Vtgor, and NeW Life to
the whole system.
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ACCIDENTS. Mr.. John Gill who resides in
Uber street. above Montgomery avenue, fell
from the front platform Of q Ridge Avenue car,
at the Jefferson street crossing, and received
scme injury by the wheels passing over his
limbs.
Patrick Flanagan had his face badly burned
on Saturday by lime which he was Stacking
fylng in il. He was taken to the Pennsylvania
Hospital
-LSwrence Hickey, residing in Manila street.
fell on SATURDAY., by tripping over stone, and
broke one OF his arms.
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A SUIomE.-A German residing in this
city. and giving the name of Lucas, shot him.
self Yesterday, 1t was reported last evening at
Camden under the following circums tances:-
II appears that Lucas had a young woman living
with him whom he charged with robo Ding HIN OF
some money. The young woman proved her
innocence asd subsequently, had Lucas arrested
that i'm consequence OF this arrest, and owing to
he modification, Lucas told friend on the
Island Yesterday that he intended to put an eud
bowavsr until il was ascertaned that he had
carried the threat into execution. The Coroner
of Camden reported the case TO Coroner Daniels,
Ia .Le matter viii be t9.!y Investigated,
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Being free from Alcohol in any form, its ener-
gizing effects are not followed by correspond
ing reaction, but are permanent.
Stimulants only afford temporary relief. and
have The same effect as giving a tired horse the
whip instead of oats Tue true way is to invigo-.
rate the debilitated system by supplying the
blood with It's Life Element-IRON, thereby
infusing strength, vigor and new life into all
parts of the system, and building up an IRON
CONSTITUTION.
Thous ands have been changed by the use OF
this remedy, from weak sickly, suffering crea-
lures, to strong, healthy, and happy men and
women, and invalids cannot reasonably hesi-
tate to give 1T q trial.
PRICE,
Large Bottles, (2i oz) $500, or for $500
Small Bottles, 30 or. 81 10, or for $500.
Ifyour Druggist does not keep 1t, send direct
to me, and it viii be forwarded promptly by
express.
A 32 page pamphlet sent free to any address.
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MARINE TELEGRAPH.

FOr additional Marine Ne,Os see First Page.
ALMANAC FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. DAY,
SUN MOON RIs ..-..-- morn
SUN NSHrs...............73i Hen WATER ....,.- O4
PHILADELPHIA BOARD OF TRADE
JAMES Il. YOUNG,
COATES WALToN MONTHLY COMMITTEES.
THOMAS POTTER,
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pROVlDENT LIFE AND TRUST COMpANv
OF PHILADELPHIA. @' I
No. Ill s. FOURTH street.
INCORPORATED BID MONTH, 22 1895
CAPITAL e6U,OOO rAID IN
Insurance on Lives, by Yearly Premiums or on &
10, or "a year remlums, HOD-fOrteiture. ~ W o.
a nuities granted on favorable terms
Term Policies, Children's Endowmenn
This Company, while giving the insured the seourItV
OF psid-up Gar ta viii divioe the entire proits az
the Life business among the policy holders.
Moneys received at Interest and paid on demand,
Authorized by the charter To execute TruB q. and
act Executor or AdmnistrR,Or, Assignee or
Guardian, and in other hduciRry capacities under an
poinlme MT OF any Court OF this Com monweaIth, or
any peison VI 5REGToRs pohtic or corporate
SAMUEL r. sHIPLEY, HENRY HAINEs,
JOSH VA ii. MORRIS, II. WI5TAR BRO WN,
RICH ard WOOD W. @ LONGS FRErH
RICHARD CADBcR RY, WILLIAM RAOR ER
CHARLEs r. COFFIN
SAMUEL r. sHlPLbbY., ROWLAND PARRY,
WILLIAM G. LoNGsTRETH. Vice p resideat'
THOMAS W1sTAR, NJ. D., ]. b. TOWNSEND,
~ Medical Examiner. Legal Adviser.
DHGNIX INSURANCE COMPANY OF
fNCoRPoRATED isoI-CHARTER PERPETUAL
This Company insures from loss or damage by
ON liberal terms ON buildings disc furniture
ETC.. for limited periods, and permanently on build
tngs by deposit OF premiums 49,. u.,,o. a..
The Company has been IN aGIye oPe5 ri Tti1n lor more
than SIXTY YEa RS, during W1ich hn losses have
been promptly adJnated nrHRS sn9 Rh,S9'
Iohn T. HodRe IDaVid Lewis
Al n MshonV Benjamin Etting,
John Il. Lewis, Ih09ulSSss 10; rOWern'
william q. Grant, A. ~. Mchenry
Robert w. Leaning hoHunu OastllOni
ID. CLARK Whartnnt samuel WILCOX
Lawrence Lewls, 1rss nnLewis nnLewis ~ norris.
eAAVEL WILeox' secEetRTY SSl
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FIRE IN CAMDEN-The Nickel Works Of Jo-
seph W. Wharton, situated on COoper's creeK
about half mile east of the depot OF the Cam
den and Atlantic Railroad Company, was totally
destroyed by FIRE last night. The works were
very extensive, covering about a quarter square
of ground. The main building was ones ory in
height, of concrete stone. Adjoining this was
the engine aud machinery room. On the other
end OF the building there we're two-story brick
buildings, occupied by persons EN- ployed in the
works. 1bese, with their contents, we're en-.
tfely destroy ed. Loss about $40, 600, one-half
of which is covered by insurance, .....
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PUBLIC SALE!

A s ASSIGNEE WILL SELL, ON THE STH
IL day of October, A. D., 1868, at Carthage,
in the county of Moore, and State of North Car
olina, to the highest bidder, for CASH, the fol-
lowing described property:
One tract of land, containing 240 acres, situated
on Little Governors Greek in said county and
State, adjoiningth lands Of j. T. Underwood, b.
Barber, and Others. .Nr e. l..
Also, one-eighth interest in gold mine, situa-
ted 8 miles west of Carthage, near the lands of
Vim. D. Ritter, Robert Collision, and others.
One tract of land situated in the same county,
on the south side of Deep River, 8 miles from the
Gulf, adjoining the lands OF Isaac Roberts, D.
McRae, and others, containing 223 acres
One lot in the town of Carbontop, in Moore
county, containing one acre. -
Three town lots, Nos /, 2, and g. in Block
No. g. situated in the town OF Carbonton, Moore
county. -
Also, one other lot situated in said town and
county, adjoining DR.. Chalmers land, and 9th.
ers. f,i-- jt s-.4. 4+fa f.s5i. 80 r
At the same time and place, will sell all the
interest OF Haywood L. Muse, bankrupt, IN one
house and lot in the town of Carthage, N. c.,
situated ON Ray and McKeonalds street.
And all his interest in one store house and lot
situated in the same town, on the public square,
now occupied by A. W. Campbell.
w. H. MORROW.
Sept H. .~ 209-1aw2w
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PUBLIC SALE.

A s ASSIGNEE OF THE ESTATE AND EFF,
n fleets of Neil Buie, bankrupt, l will sell to
the highest bidder for CASH, at his residence,
Robson county, N. c., on Tuesday, the 29th
day OF September, A. D., 1868, the following de-
scribed property, to wit:
20 acres OF land, adjoining jas. McCallum, w.
]. Brown, and Others @ 't'H
100 acres of land, near Moss Neck, in Robson
county, n. c., joining A. Bnie, and others.
80 acres of land joining Jas. McCallum, and
Others, On Panther's Creek in Robson county.
800 acres in three tracts, joining each other, on
Bear Branch, in Robson county, joining lands
of W. b. Brown, and Others, situated four miles
from Red Banks, on the Wilmington, Charlotte
and rutherford Railroad. -1 ~
One-half interest in 1893 acres of land, situated
on the northeast side Of Richland Swamp, in Rob
eson, county. 'aAt .-.. 1H
All the right, title and interest, which the said
bankrupt has in the lands of his father, contain
ing about 1900 acres. On this land there is o
saw mill and grist MILL
6O acres OF land. situated on the east side Of
Black May Branch, in Robson county. alrl.
-..aa. r-gs gs se-- w. II. MORROW.
Sept. IA. 109--law2w
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CORREsPONDENCT.

SENATE CHAMBER, Raleigh, Aug l., 1865. q
Gen. G. II. BRoGDEN,
S;r:-Wc request copy of your able speech
for publication, because we believe it will enable
the people to form more accurate opinion of
the daboIical aims and revolutionary ends OF the
so-callcd Democratic party OF the country.
Very Truly,
J. w BEASLEY,
JOS. ". HOLDEN,
T. NJ. SIOFFNER,
JOSEPH DIXON,
W. AMES,
JB COOKE,
w. JONES.
SENATE CHAMBER, Raleigh Aug. u, 1868.
Messrs. j. ". Beasey Jos. ". Ho.de,,, 4. H. Shot-
ner, Joseph Diroa, W. 4n,cs, T. B. Cook aud W.
d. Jones:
Gentlemen Il acknowledge with pleasure your
complimentary note requestinga copy OF my
speech just delivered, for publication.
AS you think what said in vindcation of truth
and Justice will have good effect among the pco-
pie, l will cheerully comply with your request.
have the honor to be,
With very great respect,
Your friend and ob'tserv't,
c. H. BR0GDEN.
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NOTICE IN BANKRUPTCY.

r. &c S sSS; S Is ss' Bankruptcy
In the matter of Simeon r. Clapp, Bank
rupt-Ss. t u,. 1854
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN, That on the 9Th
IN day of June, A. D. 1868, a warrant in bank
ruptcy was issued out of the District Court of
the United States for the pamlico District of
North Carolina. against the estate OF Simeon r.
Clapp. in the county of Guilford, and State of
North Carolina, within said District, who has
been adjudgcd bankrupt on his own petition !;
that the payment OF any debts and the delivery
OF any property belonging to such bankrupt, to
him or for his use, and the transfer Of any prop
erty by him are forbidden by law THAT meeting
of the creditors OF the said bankrupt, to prove
their debts aad to choose one or more assignees Of
his estate, will be held at u court OF bankruptcy
to be holden at the Office of the Register In Bank
ruptcy, on the corner VI South Elm and West
Market streets, in the Tate building, Greensboro,
n. c. on the 4th day Of October, A. d. 1868, at
10 O'Clock a. m.
'".' { D. r. GOODLOE,
~ ttlll U. s. Marshal as Messenger.
T. +. DuFFY, U. s. Deputy Marshal.
Sept. g. s0a-hw2wpd
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TIE MILES SCHOOL.

THE MILES SChUVE'
THE MILES SCHOOL HOUSE, sITCA id,a
i on Salisbury street, in this City, beng sD vS
pleted, this School will be opened on no"''''
May 25th, ISIS. -.
4 prompt attendance is requested .;.d
= ''''fr'-' j. z. O,HAIA, R.in inc r.
May %, 1868. '$-