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What is like the innocence and purity of
childhood7 just look into the eye of a
child See there the clear wells of unde-
filed thought! What can be more beauti-
full? How unsuspectingly it looks up, and
how full of hope, love, and curiosity those
little orbs meet yours! In prayer, how
earnest; in joy, how sparkling; in sympa-
= thy, how tender!
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he made Of It; hut evsry thing must DO pardoned
In beginner. It 10 easy to mako 2 Passe1le
moment You tackle such subjects . thaa, You
arrive at the hill Difficulty, and mqst prepare
for tough climb. All history, sn .IO4iSical
economy all morals are involved IN 'na' scr
persons who are endowed with . special spti-
t%de for disoerning What e light and becoming *s
discovered, trained, and afforded An opportunity
to act upon the general consciencef For many
esntu1iss thi. vas done By the Roman Catholic
Vocation Is we'll e mon, children a. wen ~ tho
mature 1t was, % to speak, 2 complete moral
still to be performed for mankind, / think the
organisation that Perfornas Il VIII have to study
deeply and long the Roman Catholic Church,
Of its system especially tS sss shrseoslSsoy
conservation for Life, and special orders for
. ~;s :. 9e :s, i It,
great secret Of tho eficiency OF the Roman
Catholic Church. An idea Of such power and
value viii never be lost. 4 do not doubt, that
who fall in love with their species viii often
find 1t best to remain unmarried, since the
proper rearing of . family 10 itself career, and
demands most of life. Political economy has
Suppose, then, that all the churches are about
silently and insensibly to abandon the attempt
to regulate opinion. Suppose the word Ortho-
doxyh abolished. Instantly the long quarrel
. between the Heart and the Head Of Christen-
dom ceases; Sainte-Beuve takes q Sunday school
class; Nh. Emerson writes tracts. All that is
efficient in the Catholic system will be pre-
served, and all that is good in the Protestant
will be joined to it; and no one viii care to
inquire in 1915, whether it is this allcOnquering
America which has become Catholicized, or tho
ancient Church which has become American
lied. Whatever there is of good and suitable
in this Church, whatever there 10 of good and
suitable in the universe, America will assuredly
appropriate.
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In the depths of the sea the waters are
still; the '.aviest grief is that borne in
silence the deepest love flows through the
eye and touch; the purest joy is un-
speakable the most impressive preacher nj
a funeral is the silent one whose lips are
cold.
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IRISH CHURCH REFoRM.-In Ireland, ac-
cording to Mr.. Lowe. out of one hundred of
the population, seventy-eight are Roman
Catholics, nine are Professionals and twelve
lishment. The Protestant bishopric of
Limerick, for instance, has a population of
three hundred and ninety -four Thousand five
hundred and sixty-twO, Of which only
eleven thousand one hundred and twenty
two belong to the Established Church, For
his care of this portion of the population
the bishop receives 94OOO, and his clergy
f12, 600 more. But the three hundred and
eighty three thousand four hundred and
forty persons are wholly ignored by him
and his clergy. There are two ecclesiasti-
cal chiefs in Ireland. One is Archbishop
Trench of the Established English Church,
who is spiritual head of twelve out of
every hundred of the population; the other
is Cardinal Cullen, who is the Roman Catho-
lie Primate and the spiritual head of
seventy eight. ont of the hundred. Arch
bishop Trench ranks above the Lord High
Chancellor, the Head of the magistracy of
the kingdom; Cardinal Cullen has NO state
status whatever, Archbishop Trench re-
ceives T6569 q year from the state; Cardi-
nal Cullen docs not receive penny. The
clergy of the Archbishop are recognized as
OF good saose Of the he are
cial barrier is thus added to the religious.
While this was and is the incredible absurd
ity of the ecclesiastical situation in Ireland
namely, the whole body of the native people
passionately attached to what they consider
their precious, persecuted church, while the
church of the stranger is fondled and sup
ported by the Government-the tone Of the
Protestant authorities has been haunting and
exasperating. Mr.. james Godkin, a very in
telligent and sensible writer upon these sub
.jects in the Forthnightty RerieU, to whom
we have been before indebted, quotes from
the charge of the English Bishop of Fillmore
in Ireland, who, as he says, kicks the Irish
by remarking "that it was a righteous
judgement of God that the Roman Catholic
Priesthood, whose property was confiscated
should, like the unfaithfuf branch of the
family of Aaron, Crouch for a morsel of
bread" And again "Should the British
Parliament consent to degrade the weaker
sister church in Ireland to level with the
Church of Rome, as a recognized teacher OF
the people, it will spit in the face of the
English Church, who must share in the de-
graduation which the other suffers"
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GAsFIrrERs AND PLUMBERS.

d. AckhNDR1cK'
HOUSE AND SHIP PLUMBER, GAS FILTER, ETC.
464. MAGAZINE STREET
Between Race and Robin,
From twenty practical experience in tho business
warrant al work entrusted TO him No palms shaM
be spared merit Of his patrons by
ing orders promptly executed with the best materials
latest improvements, the most moderate terms.
DWELLINGS, OFFICES STORES, etc.,
Fitted up with Water and Gas Pipe.
HOT, COLD, PLUNGE,
And Shower Bathing Apparatus.
WATER CLOSETS
SHEET LEAD, FAUCETS
ZINC COPPER, and
GALVANIZED IRON
GAS FIXTURES, CHANDELIERS etc.,
CHALLENGE COOKING RANGES,
mil ly For hot water pipe attachments
JOHN M'INrYE. " II. APPLICABLE.
Mc1NTTKE APPLICABLE,
PLU BEERS,
Dealers in Cooking Ranges and Boilers, Bath Tubs,
WateF"Closets, Wash Stands Kitchen sinks, Lift
and Force Pumps, Ale Pumps, Sheet and Lead Pipe.
Brass and Plated Cocks of all patterns.
146. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES STREET.
NEW oRLEA MS
N. B-Agents for COlwell's, Shaw g. Wizards Patent
Tin Lined Pipe
Hydrants put up extended, and repaired. Repairing
neatly done. feB 1y
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snss,ns Az; The q
aid quarter to time Of sntsrng win s. made q
,s1 sasaas a.
or %s N 90
Es'psSssy :usss.ssa e parents and Eassdi1ss Ss..
no
whsn he repeatedly the
admcniton incurs according to the Preaident
%
Quarter. No deduction made when Withdrawn during
the Quarter matter how short time he have
'''' >e'''S' COURSE OF STUDIES.
| English Literature, Logic and Rhetoric, History,
and
and Su arS
4atrSncmy Natural Philosophy French, Grammar and
Composition Latin and Greek.
attention paid to SsnmansSp ''0rs FRENCH
Junior class-spenins, Reading, Writing, Ars.hme.
tieal Tables, Cyphh!s,ring. and French Reading
snd STsstisai Sacred History co%poa.ien. Eoes.ios.
mental and Latin Grammar -'' '''''
both vocal and instrnpental. Two brass bands, r.
College rehearse daily under the guidance Of oonpe
Commercial Department expressly designed tor
yonns who intend to devote themselves the &c
There is examination held each quarter. when the
Close hs d % hs the
merit. Vacations commence about Of July and
end on the first Monday in September;
dras street. Postofice address. Box 1904. feS
GT. CHARLES COLLEGE.-THE SESSION AT 81.
the attS october usual sosh q
y BoaTd Tuition Washing Stationery, and Medical
Music, at the option Of the parents % per month.
The articles of Bedding If BY the College,
The terms tobe paid by half session in advance.
dune Of sh of the
No advances diva for clothing travelling or similar
money deposted by the for thsss pune
The age Of admission Il from ten fifteen years I.
is nS that the pupils know hSE to read
.oF '0'''sf '"'' PPSSf sgfsE CO. Agents.
fe9 SO Natchez street. New Orleans.
PRo sspIaI1 OF THE COLLEGE, OF THE IN
This Literary Institution incorporated by State
Quoted by the Fathers Of Society
The buildings are well adapted for the purpose; "A
recreaton that from the arrival Of the pupils
A. tn their departure at p NJ, they are constantly
Tho course Of instruction embraces Crock, Latin
Mathemasics astronomy, Satarsi and Mental FhiIo:S
ply, with the addition Of Bookkeeping and the usnsl
Students mot admitted unless they know how -
The moral religious training stndentsis tho
leading objects of the instructors.
duct, Progress rank in class and attendance Gun
The academicsi year begin, ON the hrst Monday d
October and ends about f the sist 0fJuiy.
celleeiate Course, payable n sSyanos, and in Unite
Preparatory Course, S16
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EDUCATIONAL.


pAAs cHRIsTIAN C0I11GE, PASS OHRsT1AM.
t.s.:s... e s. Is. Ssis "a > ::
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.kieS eoeid sossssT s S:usd 81 q ny oslss.
r.: scsss {: Id, 1s !. ,S;s
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''fs 4:
re: ss'
q .ss iss - R ss Z si * 81
stsiy ifont and the brsess IN oseear
rs sr e.
b = t. :
hss.Y Of select works e:tablished and charter OBJ
sred to diplomas confer degrees and hsssoV an
mo Glass room. study h.n. dormtDry and r.ssssory
VIM scss sas t. In The s
SOr Is Christian brothers the saohdeso. q tSs
T.
oo%,nitted 70 their care The q e
~ nrI N sss:nt IN n Is
wheee manners and morals not satsaotofy ssd:nts
opinion. sse anrsssristed -'n''''' .'' '''''
e Ss nj
N. B-Classes will be kept open during vacation for
n nHis who may d''F' to s Of tho
Board washing, tuition, and doctors tes per term
Entrance fee, to BE- paid once only 10
'A'"''0" - ''n1 EXTRA CHANGES :"
Music-Piano, per Of five months. 80
q Violin. tstrings furnished). per term Of i've
MasisMTiste Any other wind instrument, per ~
prsn h .. p nse term OF Ave months. =
Use Of nstruments, in the study Of natural phloso
ply and chemistry per sessiea ion raj - p.:;i:..
Agent in New orsan.,Gharie. .: Elder No 10 Poy.
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ct MARY'S COLLEGE-DlRECTED By THE
Christian Brohers-Corner Of Poyefarre and Fouchez

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
strests, Now Orleans, La.
This incorporated by act Of the Lgis
lature of the 1885, and to grant DiplO
mas Degrees and bestow all literary honor. oers
many advantages for the physical mora. and nteectuel
development Of students. It 10 commodious aAd we'll
ventated situated in quiet and healthy part Of the
city ts career marked BY the hgh degree
increase Of the number The systsm Of
Observance of established discipline No pupf WIN DO
received from another College without unexoeptonahle
testimonials and mono will be retained whose msnnors
morals are satisfactory. Pupils Of all dsnom
admitted, and their religious opinions
unrestricted. TERMS:
Payments to be made quarterly I'm advance - follows
Tho Hrst the arst Monday in September the second
November 18th the third. February :st and the
fourth, April 18TH
Tuition-tCoalegists and Commercial Courses)-
por Qnarter OF 81 months. .el8 %
Tuition-Sccond and First Preparatory Classes, per
T1iton-Yhird Preparatory Class per qsarter ef
-St months. ~ -
"a months acknowledgements. 10 %
Half Boarders. n %
Musc--Pano per quarter. SIS %
Violin lstrings furnshsl. } per quarter. II %
quarter Observation-Disclosures 10 %
n~a~~ 10 10
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BOOKS AND STATIONERY.

Blank Books Of every size and style made to ORDER
Books neatly bound.
Job Printing such Cards, Bill Heads Letter Heads
Circulszs Bill Of Lsdng, etc., neatly and promptly
cuted 1t the lowest market rates.
BNDERY.
Orders respectfully solicited and carefully attended TO-
fe0 am
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NRESCENT DRUG STORE,
ITO Canal Street, opposite Christ Church.
In charge of
EN- L. "A U I'm,
DRUGGIST AND APOTHECARY,
Lately with T. x. Finlay).
Prescriptions carefully compounded. All the standard
Patent Medicines and Perfumery for SALE
The business carried for tho family OF the late
DR.. WILLIAM CLEARY, and the public may depend
that nothing but fresh, pure genuine srcles VIII be
sold used. ID. p. SCANLAN,
fee For the Administration.
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GEORGETOWN.
Affairs In Gesrsessvp:

boA1p OF GuARplASs.-A special meeting
OF TIE Board Of Guardians Of Public Schools
vas heid hst evening at the Conncil chamber;
dent,) stated that the object of the meeting was
10 consider whether any additional medal or
pr MUM should b. given 10 the Primary
dit.onai number Of scholars [sOJ in each Of
those schools. Alter some discussion Mr.
Dunlop moved that an additional premium,
no, 70 exceed sl.so IN cost, he given 20 the
most merisoriousamoneth the smaller children in
each OF those schools; which motion was car.
RED On motion Of MT. Bell, the examination
Of the Female Grammar school was nxed for
Tnesdav, June 3erh, and the Male Grammar
school for Monday, June se-Tuesday, June
sd having been fixed for the commencement
OF the examinations, which will begin with
Pnmary No. 1, Mrs. Jennie Bates, teacher, 81
o'clock p m, and eontinue at the other
schools on the successive days, Sunday ex-
eptec) On motion, II was ordered that no
s msooi o. Inward should be given in any
ing previously obtained. Adjourned.
PArI TO KEEP THE PkAcE.-Joseph Bate
man, arrested by offieer White, was before
by Susan Collan with mahciou. miscnief i'm
teaiing down back shed which she had erect
ed on her premises. This charge was dismiss
Cd, and the accused being also chareea with
having made threats OF violence towards the
complainant, he was required to give security
10 keep the peace.
COMMENCEMENT DAY-feorgptowr COLLEGE
whose grand reunion OF the Philodemic So
ciety OF 1867 will be rivalled, we learn, by the
grand annual celebration of the present year
nclds It's annual CONNIE ncement on THURSDAY
I'd July. The sxhibition of the Academy OF
Visitation will be held the day after the
commencement Of GEORGETOWN College.
MERCHANTS ExCHANeR-The offerings on
Change this morning Were 20Q bu shels OF red
wheat. No sales Were made.
GONE OUT.-The steamer James s. Green,
Capt. Tuman, left this morning tor New York
EDUCATIONAL MEETING.-An adlourned
meeting of those DESTROYS of establishing a
seminary for young ladies in GEORGETOWN was
held al the Council chamber last evening The
committee appointed 10 solicit subscriptions
reported progress, showing that about $500
hao been subscribed to the stock: after which
the meeting adjourned, there being but few
present.
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THRCOURn.

! EQUITY OouRT, judge Clis-Yesterday, L.
G. Baker ct al. W. the Corporation Of Wash.
inston-s nll IN equity for q partition Of the
the arrest of the assassin OF Abraham Lincoln
was argued on behalf of several parties by
Meesrs; Leski 7. T. Wilson and others. but not
( Adams vs.. Carroll ct al; decree authorizing
]. B. Adams 70 sell. and also dismissing balls
a. 70 certain defendants. w. +. Young vs.. in.
liza A. Young, decree Of divorce from the bonds
OF maufmony on the ground OF adultery.
Hewett VI. the Washington City Orphan
Asylum; decree made substituting John E.
Norris rs trustee 70 execute deed Of release.
Whitney We. Friseie; order for rule on defend
ant to show cause against application to set
aside appeal bond for insufh cheney. DeVaughn
VS. Devaughn; order appointing George w.
Mite hell guardian ad htem. Nav ct al. VS.. May
ct al; decree appointing w. Y. Fendall trustee
CIRCUIT CouRT, Judge Esher.-Yesserday,
Crane, Moore & Go. vs.. Richold; settied.
DANES We. Jackson; motion for new trial died
b. Mr.. Totsen. Landreth & Sons VS.. Barnard
new trial. Sage, use Williamson VS.. Peueh;
judgment confessed by MIR. Norris. w. q.
Busey We. Muncaster; judgment by default
Cater & Go. VS.. Margaret Wilson; Judgment
confessed with stay Of execution for 9 months.
Barbour Hamilton VS.. O'Hare: Judgment by
default Of S271.52: Carusi. Hume q Hall VS..
McCormiek; Judgment by default; Osrusi. w.
Buckley vs.. p. kearney; Mr.. Hine files a mo-
ton for new trial Harmon & Hopkin. VS..
Alexander MONT; Fuller for plaintiff, Phillips
for defendant, assumpsit on promissory note
for SLASH, made by one A. p. House and en-.
dorsed and delivered by Alexander Mont TO
the plaintiffs, which note is overdue; also, for
S54.60. for goods sold and delivered; and gen.
eral assumpsit Of 3 600 for goods sold and de.
livered. The defendant filed an Offset OF re.
equipment OF $500 for the removal of the Ium-
Der which formed the consideration of the note
and " hich was 10 have been delivered at Gels
boro'. ...l...
To-day, the case of Hartman vs. Moffitt was
resumed. Smith VS. Edward Woods; Judgment
by default. Boston vs.. Bage: appeal dis.
missed.
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DIED..

ELIZABETH, wife of Jesse Plowman in the 18th
year Of her age
The friends and relatives of the family are in
yited TO attend her funeral on Saturday. the 10Th
instant: at O'Clock, from her late residepce on
street, No 10 north, between 18th and 9th SITS. :
ADAMS. On the 18th instant SARAH PRAN.
CES VIRGINIA, only child of Nm. h and the
late Frances H. Adams, aged months and days
The friends and acquaintance OF the family are
respectfully invited to attend the funeral on 20
morrow tSaturdsy) afternoon. at O'Clock, from
the residence OF 9. Edelin,, on l street south i,
between 18th and 18th east
FENWICK. On the 18th inst. RALPH STIR.
6ETT. infant son OF John + and Louisa Sferreft
FepWick, aged 10 months. = -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-06-19

LADIES, try the choicest Perfume In the
world. Burnett's Florimel closely resembles
the odor Of rare and delicate boQuet OF
Mowers, and in this respect is unrivalled. A
ful fragrance upon the handkerchief for many
hours. eo
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-06-19

1T MAY BE CONSIDERED q dIficult matter 10
keep cool with the thermometer at its present
range, but gentlemen Will find this very easy
If they get their White Linen. Duck and Check
SUITS from liable & Co. i6S Penna. avenue,
between Sd and ~ streets.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-06-19

DR. WHITE, Surgeon Chiropodist, 4sl Penn.
sylvanfa avenue, between ~ and 9Th streets:
established ls61. CCrns, Buniens, Bad Nails.
Enlarged Joints, Warts, Moles, &c IS successfully
treated without pain. The shoe can be worn
with ease immediately after the operation
Hours from a. m. to D. m,
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The RIVER FRoNT.-Rleys WAa9-Sailed-
schooner Agnes Annie, Capt. Miller, fer Tan.
giers Sound, Tor load Of sand tor the Seneca
Company. =
Berrys WAdyf-Arrived- Steamer Express,
Capt Nickle, from Baltimore. with merchan.
disc, stock and passenger, Schooner Porto
Rico. Capt Tyler, from Wieomico, with wood,
for Bond.
Johnsoa's Schooner Aaron.
from areat Wicomico,. with wood, for mar.
kef. 4E MI =
liza, Capt. M ekins, from Wicomico, with wood,
for T. ]. Gait.
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RADICAL REsToRArIoN.-Itsg good effects an
permanent. 1tnot only restores the color OF tn.
hair, but the quantity and natural glossiness
rms Is said by every one using Mrs. s. A
Aliens improved new style) Hair Restorer Of
Dressing, Tin one bottle) Every Druggist sells
it, Price One Dollar 40
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MARRIED..

M1LlsgROWN. June 18th, 1858, by the Rev
Byron Sunderland, JOHN g. MILLS, of Wash.
ington TO Miss HATTIE A. BROWN, of Alexan-
Gria county, Va. > 81 d. = -
SEARS-ELWOOD. On the 18th instant, at St
Patrick s Parsonage. by the Rev Father Kane
": LESLIE SEAKS to LIZZIE ELWOOD; all Of
this city.
pURFEE-SMITH. ON the 18th Instant, by the
RkSNA sAifhHsds i II S.s Y vi DukFKE to Miss
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DO NOT SUFFER FROM THE HEAT, when you
can be perfectly cool and comfortable by pur-
chasing one OF those elegant Linen Suits in
such profusion at liable & Co.'s. 46s Penna.
avenue.
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DON'T TAKE LoCUsTs IN YOUR HANDs.-On
last Wednesday, Miss Elizabeth Gambler, re-
siding near Temple station, on the eastern
Pennsylvania Railroad, Berks county, Pa,
caught q locust-the first one she had ever seen
and was exhibiting ii to her mother, when it
stung her on the hand. The sting caused her
much pain, and its poisonous effects ran
through her whole system, from the effects Of
which she died on Saturday evening.
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MARRIED.-Mr. John H. Blake-sshandsome
John"-formerly connected with the STAR,
now in business in Hagerstown, Nd, was
married yesterday morning to Miss Alice EN-.
inert, of Hagerstown, at the residence Of the
brides fat her. Martin Emmert, ESQ. the Rev
Mr.. Hammock performing the ceremony. The
welded couple are ON bridal tour to Wash.
ingtop, Baltimore and Philadelphia. Mr.. Blake
needed nothing but good wife to ensure him
brilliant success in life. He is now very charm.
ingly provided in this respect, and can 60 on
and prosper.
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SALE OF CHURCH PEws.-The sale of pews
at the new Congregational church began yes
terday afternoon, when some sixty seats were
sold. The best pews in the body of the church
are held at sixty dollars, others NAV be obtain
ed at thirty. five or forty dollars. In the gal
leries the pews are rated at from twenty to
forty dollars. The renting continues to-day
and Tomorrow.
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A POSTAGE STAMP CoLLECToR.-Nr. Fred
Depro, the energetic agent Of the Post Once
Department. learned recently that a coIore,,
man had been buying bread, cakes, and con!ec.
tons al various times from bakery in this
city, and paying for the same in postage
stamps-haying expended over 500 worth IN
this way-apd that the man had been seen
about the Post Office Department AZ various
times Suspectipg robbery of the Post Once,
MI. Depro took the proprietor Of the bakery 10
the City Post Office, but he could not identity
any OF the colored employees there as his Gus
toner. keeping sharp lookout, Mr. d. saw a
colored man answering the description which
had been given to him, and taking him into the
bakery he was at once identified as the ..stamp
man." when be confessed that he had taken
stamps from his employer, but none from the
Post Office Department, which statement was
Afterwards corroborated by facts. The man
proved to be messenger in a law Office on a.
Street, uear 18th. These facts exonerate the
colored employees Of the department from any
suspIoio Ct dishonesty, and we make this
STATE ment in justice to mem.
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HANDSOME IMPROVEMENT AT the corner of
9th and streets handsome four stoIy pressed
brick resideQce Is in process of erection, the
property Of III. p. NJ. Dubant. 1t will con.
tain eleven fine, airy rooms, including base
ment, kitchen and dining. rooms, with spacious
halls, bath. rooms, hot and cold water throu Oh.
out, gas, and all the other modern improves.
ments. II will be finished by the FIRST of the
fall at cost Of $4,000 under the direction and
superintendent of Messrs. Cluss & Hammer
heuber, architects; VIM. Kerr, carpenter; Moses
Merrill, bricklayer: Fenwlck 4 Stewart, pias.
terers; Cruett & Campbell, plumbers and gas.
Mtters; j. Vehmeyer, stone work; and ]. w.
carp, painter and glazier.
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NALADE.-sO9' firkins Of the finest Lochflne
Herripgs> q nice stock Of Edinburg oat meal
and o choice lot Of Dundee Marmalade for sale
by James Cummings, 40 Pennsylvania ave-,
opposite Willard,s Hotel.