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FROM NEW YORK.
Destructive Fire in Canton.

CANTON, st. Lawrence County, August 14.-Ths
morning fire was discovered in the basement of ~.
Caldwells store, in Union block, which resulted in
the total destruction of all the buildings below the
Post Oflce. The property destroyed is as fOllows:-
PiaiHdeaer Oice loss, $4,000, insured for $500; r.
Caldwell Co.. loss, sl0000 insured for S5OeO A. j..
Gage building and stock, loss, S6,000 insured for
10000; r. Il. Benton, loss on Union block, $4,000,
insured for $1,000; II. Sackrder ~ Cs., loss s7OOO
fully insured; NJ. w. Lawrence loss $500, no insur-
ance; A T. Weaver, loss, $1,000, insured for $500; j.
II. IIOyle, loss, $500, partially insured; Cooke ~
Tanner loss, $4,000, fully insured E. c. Smith, loss,
$1,000, insured for $1,000; Henry Smith, loss, $4,000
no insurance; W. Barker, loss, $4,000, insured for
$1,000; Lawrence IL Irwin, loss, $780, insured for
$1,000. There was no wind, and through the eXer-
tons of citizens the Hodgkin House was saved.
The New York Produce Market.
NEW YORK, Aug. 14.-COtton firm; 400 bales sold
at 38hc. Flour active, and advanced 5@1Oc; sales
of 1900 bbls State at S6a7'60; Ohio at ST@7'75
Western S6@7'S5; Southern at 7@1175; and Cali
fornia at sT@9 50. Wheat active, and advanced 10
&C. sales of $4,000 bush. No. at Sl75 No. at 81 81
@S1 165; and red Western, S1'12@1'75. Corn heavy;
sales of 200 bush. mixed Western at 81 1'l4@1'l7.
Oats dull. Beef quiet. Pork dull and unchanged.
Lard quiet steam, 2O@2O3ac. Whisky quiet at 81 l3
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WASHINGTON
Cutting Down Wages in the Revenue
Department-Important Rail
road Litigation-Naval
Orders.
Death of the French Minister of War
The Austrian Forces to Re-
main Undiminished-
More Carlists.

PARIS, Aug. 14.-Marshal Mel, Minister of War; is
dead
VIENNA, Aug. 14.-The Presse, Government organ,
says that business relations between the Turkish
and Lombardy Railway Companies have been en-
tirey broken of.
Baron Won Beust, in a speech in the Reichsrath
tenance OF peace would be easier if the defensive
forces of Austria are not diminished.
PARIS, Aug. 14.-Several additional bands OF Car
lists have appeared i'm different parts of the country
but IL is believed they are by no means formidable.
ST. PETERSBURG Aug 14.-The insurrection which
recently broke out in the Hirghiz country has been
entirely SuDpTpsseQ
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FROM WASHINGTON.
Important Case Before Judge swayne.

Important Case Before Judge Swayne.
Despatch to the 4 associated Press.
WASHINGTON, Aug. 14.-The cause of Cowdry vs.
The Galveston, Houston, and Henderson Railroad
Company will be heard by Judge Swayne here on
Monday. This case involves the ownership OF the
road between Galveston and Austin, now the most
valuable road in Texas receiving $4,000 to $4,000 per
mile annually, and being the trunk road to the
coast. The suit is brought TO fOTeCose mortgages on
the road of S30O000 and is resisted by the par
ties who have purchased under execution. A de-
cree for the sale Of the road was made by Judge
WarOus, of Texas, last year, and the questions now
arising before Judge Swayne relate to the settle
ment of the accounts and the liability of the rolling
stock and station buildings to the mortgages. The
counsel for the bondhOlders is w. G. Hale: for the
defendant w. p. Hl w. p. Ballinger, p. c. Tucker,
and Hon. Jere Black; for the receiver F. A. Bangs.
RecOmnissiOned.
Alexander Fulton was to-day recOmmissioned as
Supervisor of Internal Revenue without regard to
territory.
Pay Reduced.
The acting Secretary of the Treasury, upon the re-
CommCndatiOn Of the Commissioner of Internal
Revenue has re'uCed the pay of assistant assessors
in North Carolina ana Tennessee from $3.50 to So per
day. in the Gulf States from $3.50 to s6, and in the
States and Territories the Pacific coast from s. to
81 per day.
Naval Orders.
Assistant Surgeon Erasmus c. Dunning is de-
tached from the Dictator and ordered to the Severn
Assistant Surgeon James NJ. Scott from the Juniata
and ordered to the Dictator. The order assigning
Assistant Surgeon Abel F. Price to the Severn is re-
VOked, and he is ordered to the Juniata.
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FIFTH EDIT IOl
THE LATEST NEWS
FROM NEW YORK.
The Situation at the NInrshaps Onice-Pratt NJ

The Situation at the NInrshnps Onlce-Pratt ai
mcCunn.
Despatch 10 The EUening Telegraph
NEW YORK, Aug. 14.-The situation at the No
shals oifice here remains unchanged. Marshal Ba'
low left Staten Island for mis- office on Saturd&
morning in a Government tug, having guard q
board but landing he walked TO his ofice III
attended, guard remains permanently stationH
in the room connecting with his office.
The Marshal says that IL he has right to deta4
Pratt he also has right to resist an attempt
arrest himself. He does not believe that Mr. Justi
McCunn intends TO employ force to either arrest nj
or release Pratt, but 1t being possible that he mq
40 so, he has placed Pratt in secure place and an
rounded himself with the soldiers who now prote&
him.
Arrest of n Custom House Onlcer.
., ON an anidavit made by q. j. Jayne that Fral
Webb, foreman i'm General Egan's district had &
Lne ISL ult, In cOllusiOn with General Egan made.
false payroll, warrant was issued for his arre4
and entrusted TO Deputy Marshal Crowley to sery4
ABOUT i O'Clock on Saturday morning, Crowl4
FOUND WeOo In gambling-SalOon at No. 112 Eigh5
avenue and took him into custody. As Crowley w2
leaving the building, Webb broke from him and cod
menccd 10 run. Crowley ordered him to stop IA
he kept on, and Crowley then fired at him fonr sho!
IN RAPID succession, the fourth shot narrowly msI
ing Nebps heau.
Webb fell, and crowley had just seized him wbe
anout nteen gamblers, who had left the saloon aIi
followed Crowley and Webb. came up and made a
attempt to rescue Webb, but Crowley threatening
SnoOt Tue nlst man VINO should put his hands d
Webb the gamblers were held at bay until assisl
anCe came to Crowley, when Webb was taken
Ludlow Street Jail.
bankruptcy Gases.
- during the week ending on the 14th instant Marcu
ianton illed petition in voluntary bankruptcy an
Isaac Meyer received discharge in bankruptcy.
The Susduehnnna War.
Mr.. Justice Barnard has granted an order re
qulrlng the sherlh of Albany county to make fuIe
return, on the 10th inst OF the reasons governnl
MIN for allowing the defendants to be taken out
his custody without any evidence OF violence havin
been used against him. Mr.. Justice Barnard sal
that he was under the impression that Judge Chut,
county Judge OF Albany county. should be punishe
for contempt in issuing the writ OF habeas corpus
which the defendants had been discharged, but h
would not take action until the sneritr had made
fuller return.
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WATER WATER THE request maue oy III Uho
Chief Engineer OF the Water Department, puppI
shed some few days snce that our citizens slOuiu
refrain from any unnecessary use or waste Oh way,
was neither hastily idly made. Owing 10 r ,Iie
long and excessive drought the Schuylklll M tive, 1
from which the city is supplied has fallen so 10" S s
hardly TO yield any water to the foreoay ABOVE to
dam The wheels, as consequence, nave @ Deen
unable 10 Keep up the usual quantity in the basins
or reservoirs, which are now nearly empty sug-
gestion has been made and not at all void of reason
that II our steam fire engines We're TO go 10 h the
ScnuyIkil TINS evening, and pump water into 'i9
that element upon which the city so much depends
upOn.the idea?
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6s.b71

This table, It will be seen, includes only porton
of the different branches labor represented i'm thn
National Labor Union, but a fair estimate can be
made from the above as to its strength.
The Germans OF tins city nave perfected a Central
LABOR Union, under the control of the National and
are now busy organizing branches in every ward
The Congress which is to assemble on Monday
VIII be the largest and most important one vet con-
Yened, and VIII be attended by delegates from
almost all the States and Territories AMONG the
eminent guests expected to be present are General
wynn OF san Francisco; eX-Judgc Briggs of Ne
blaSkh; General Hugh Wynn, of Kansas. General
u. T.. Butler of Massachusetts; Senators SnraTne
and Fowler, Representatives Julian and CaTv and
Brick POmerOy, of New York. '' "
As the Union makes no distinction os IN cnlor
creed or sex there will be number of cOorcd dele.
gates present, ana representative from rho Sor1-
tOga Womans Suffrage Convention. Since the death
OF the late President oi the Union tile duties of mai
Office have devOlyCd upon the Vce-presi,lent lr r.
II; Tucker, of New YORK, who has lust issued the
fOllOwing:- ~ 0
OFFICE 1i OF o THE TIE NATI2N&E LAnoR UNION PHG,pr
States recent sudden death of our honored apJ
devoved upon me the and responsibites
the Presidency OF the National Labor Union WbIo We
submission to the decree OF inscrutable Provdo !,
becomes my imperative duty, his successor to nrge
upon the workngmen and women of the country with re-
newed earnesness the Importance of being
az the ensuing session Of the Labor Congress- and re-
peuRng our ueyotlon 70 those principles in the promul
gaion ana carrying out OF which the welfare Of fhe toi
toore announced viii be held in the city of as mere
commencing on Monday, August 6 at 10 o'cloeE n
Harmony street. G. II LICK tg' 'o'
President National Labor Union
A large number of the delegates are evnncto5 Il,
Monday. ' anu
The following are the Resident Committees IN
LABOR LABOR department ana hight llour-Resident Com
Campbell A. NJ. Puctt, \. G. Cameron and II II IL
Day Committee on LABOR Department - Aiey
SampDel, A. {. Cameron. and \. r. Cavis Com
mIttee on Eight Hour Law. Z. c. Whalcy. A. n
Cayis, and :. f. Cary. 81 -
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THE MORTALITY OF THE CITY.-The number of
deaths in the city for the week ending at noon to-day
was 887, being a decrease OF Is from last
week and a decrease of 8 from the correspond
ING period of last year. OF these, 40 We're adults
216 minors 2s6 were born in the United States; SO
were foreign; 10 were unknown; Is were people OF
color; and IS from.the country. Ol tle number,
died of congestion of the brain; 6 OF Inflammation
of the lungs; 80 OF marasmus; 10 OF ola age; ana
55 of cholera infantum. - - ~, -
The deaths were divided as follows among the
different WardS;-
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The Baltimore Produce Market.

BALTIMORE, Aug. 14-Cotton very firm at 33Hc
Flour quiet, with small business Howard street su-
perfine, s6'25@675; do. extra, S7@S; do. family,
ss25@9: City Mills superhne, s6.25@7; do. extra,
s625@65O; do. extra, s797.I5; do. family, SS9s'5O
Wheat firm; red, sl6O@lIG sl6so 20. cornrw6ite , slIO;
frm at s34@8425 Bacon firm; rib sides, 191(c. (;
clear do, 19H@19&c.; shoulders, l6]Ec. Hams, "a
@25c. Lard very firm at 2OH@2lc. Whisky quiet
I'm firm a s1'15
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FROM THE WEST.
Steamboat Collision.

PORT HURON, Michigan, Aug. lathe side-whee
steamer Silver Spray and the propeller Comet col
ded near the mouth of the St Clair river last night
The Silver Spray sank in fifteen minutes after the
collision. The passengers and crew were brought TO
Port Huron by the Comet
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THE EEPUBICAN INvINCIBLES" is the name of
lhe new Republican organization formed last night
~ Gaske5FS Han, 'amdcn, N. j. Samuel Archer,
ESQ., was chosen Pre- sdent, with Mr. Abels as Secre-
pare constitution consists of i nj ScoveI Hiram
MattheWs, Alderman hutler, and Mr.. Fitzgerald
Inc ulHefenl toWns' lps Of the county were repre-
Sented ana tne organ Aaton evidently means "busi-
ness, ana VIII max" honest and earnest warfare
against the rings thar run New Jersey and rule her
people with a rod Of ron "
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DISHONEST BOAI DER.-LaSt evening, Charles
koontz arrived at the Metropolitan Hotel, on Arch
upper floor Later in the night Charles was found
secreted in the room Of a feow-boarder, and on
hCing escorted 10 the oGce he was searched and a
newly-made sEc!et' n , ey was found on his person.
He was then hauGed into the custody of police
man, who locked him mp in the Fourth District Sta
tion. Ho win have hearing at the Central Station
oFfor 0N''1'NN
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this afternoon,

YOUTHFUL IHIEyh Hugh Duny, aged fifteen
years, ana William Williams, aged nine years, were
captured Yesterday afternoon by Policeman Crook
while engaged in pulling boxes of spool silk from the
windows at Horsimr uns factory at Fifth and Cherry
one box in their possession They were taken be-
Coro Nderman Ioland, who held them for further
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A CoUNTRYMaN Notwithstanding Price, a
couutryman from Pu"gs comfy, yesterday became
enamored OF young laInsel in the vicinity OF New
Market and Noble strccis and accompanied her 10 a
house on Crooked Place where ne was relieved OF
ST. He entered complaint before a magistrate,
who has Issued warrant for me arrest OF the
female,
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FROM NEW ENGLAND.
A sharp Criminal.

Despatch to The EUelli1lg Telegraph.
BOSTON, Aug. l4.-While waiting for his sentence
this forenoon, Henry d. Young, committed for issu-
ing forged order on the Mount Vernon National
Bank slipped the crowd of prisoners and made his
escape from the Court House.
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hearing.

RAIL-. AT THE ShA Law EXCURSION HoUsE-To-
nighr the grand DIRE h'll OF The season is to be
giVen MI the sea Wow excursion House, Atlantic
civ For the accom- pdatiCn of those contem-
plating visit 10 htlur' City to-day and remaining
over until Monday m railroad company have
agreed 10 sell tic, cts including the price Of admis-
sion 10 the bar - -' Hn the seashore for S5.
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IHB SCOTTISH GAME..-On Monday next the
eleNenth annual games Of the Caledonian Club of this
Guy, VIII De held at OaHdae Park. These exhibit
IONS Hohs nave heretofore attracted large crowds, and
@ lg present one promises TO hayeSa very large num-
m nrt 9l spectators The sports OF the day include
ruLtlng rn % Ine stone; standing Jump; Tossing the
snort Race (once round; Short Race boys under ii
wears - age; Hltch and Kick; Sack Race Highland
6Tnhg sword Dance Naultng with the Pole; Hurdle
~ Years. twice Hnud; Standing High Leap: Long
race (three lmes '0n' d>; Sack Race boys under IA
- mn WI march IN II @ depot OF the Germantown
kalroad at O'Clock in the morning, from their head
quarters, at Eighth ana Walnut streets
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THE LABOR CONGRESS-.
Its ThIrd Annual session.

On Monday morning, at 10 O'clock the National
LABOR Congress will assemble in this CITY, at Assem-
nly bundlngs. This organization, which was started
IN le66, now includes representatives from almost
every branch OF labor.
The following table will give an idea of the nu-
merlcal strength OF some OF these organizations
NATIONAL UNIONS
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The Emperor of China is 10 be married this
year ne Is fourteen years old, and has peen
engaged this good while,
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JudiciaI PrOceedings

CHICAGO. Aug. 14.-The United States, represented
by Joseph Glover, United States District Attorney
last evening fled bill seeking to declare unCOn-
stuOnal ana void the act Of the last Legislature Of
Illinois donating the lake front to certain railroad
companies for depots The bill proceeds on two
grounds, viz. that the grant is in derogaton of the
rights Of the United States owner in fee and trust
for public uses and also an interference with the
navigation which by the Constitution of the United
States is subject the sole jurisdiction of Congress
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R0BESON.
The Secretary a; the Navy Yard-IIis ARMY, !
lcS'erdHy AitcrnOOn-His Reception of the
Officers This Morning " ''i0

Oncers THIS Morning.
yesterday AFTERNOON, about O'clock Hon Gnorro
VI. Robeson Secretary of the Navy arrived in tbiS
port on board the United States steamer TaIanooua
ilence rom annapolis Njce-Admiral David d. Por-
ler ana MS private secretary accompanied him AZ
the steamer neared the yard, the DISTINGUISHED nor
sonagGs she carried were saluted with fifteen runs
from the United States receiving shin and werGmnJ
by the cheers of the men on that vessel
The Tallapoosa drew into the wharf Commodore
Marcnana @ i colnmandant at the Navy Yard, in com
pahS WIN some OF the officials, was in waiting on
lending the Secretary and Admiral were received
ana an informal welcome was rendered them There
were no Speechcs nor ceremonies. carriage was
near by, and Secretary Robson and Admiral Por
ter entering it, were driven rapidly to the Contnen
M tai iIOtel ihere an Inquiry was made for General
sherman, who, accompanied by his dauThtpr haJ
arrived in the city from Washington at Ii O'Clock A.
NJ, ana put up at the Continental The General was
absent paying friendly visit The Secretary then
Navy Yard '" " O"0
This morning at O'Clock he and the Admiral.
WINE awaiting breakfast on the ship, sauntercd OFF
INTO the yard and made inspection of the different
WORKSHOPS before the men ha1 arrived. Workmen
ana Olhcers were taken somewhat by surprise when
hey learned Of this trick of the Secretary to secnre
a lalr VleW unobstructed by salutng scores or nm
lmpeded by OillciOus kindness Everything how
ever was found in order, and all was satisfactorv
During the morning General Sherman came TO the
iThI,u anu was at once located in the rooms of the
ialapOosa Whlch mad been set apart for him Ey-
Secretary OF the Navy Borie also appeared and as
sumed quarters on this vessel. '' ''
Al lall-past 10 O'Clock the Secretary formally re-
c%eNea % Ihe 0incers OF the yard. A company Of ma
nneS, in full uniform, was drawn up to- do him ser
EGe ana @ salate OF eighteen guns was fired in his
honOr Ihe 0hcerS were all in the uniform of their
RANK. me reception was devoid OF ceremony no
speeches being made save those of Introduction
iilOrto the reception, Mr.. G. W. Baird Engineer
OF the Tallapoosa, had in accordance with orders
got up steam and to he ready to start thn vessel
AT AT any moment. The reception over, the Secretary
at once returned to the vessel and at noon She
steamed down the river
New York is her first place of destination, after
stopping lor Drlel while at the League Island IRON
clad depot; thence she goes to NeWnOrt to Roston
10 portsmouth, and to EastpOrt, Me-.
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e. L TX ANTE ELLIGEN NCE

ADMITTED 10 BAm.--At O'Clock this mornfno
Mllllam Lecheldt charged with the SHOOTING NJ
James Mcguire on Friday Of last week had a f,Ir b,
nearing before Alderman Kerr. Dr. Longstretb q
resident physician at the PENNSYLVANIA Hosnltai ta6s
Ilneu ulat Magulte had improved so much th9t nc
NE was out OF danger when the magistrate admittnd
the prisoner 10 Dail in the sum of s2OOO Wnrris
on the ban bond. "PP0"'eu
JUMPED OvERBOARD.-Jhis morning at o o,cocl.
4Aouhg and respeCtably-dresscd German oirI ran
uorh the second wharf below Vine street ana he.
S he touid be stopped Jumped into the Delaware
EVep aItempt was made 10 rescue her but she was
droWhed' Her body has not been recovered
FIRE Ihls HIS MoRENG-At half-past 8 O'Clock this
morning ne rag store of Jacob Walter, No 25s OK
9s0O The 6re was extinguisbed by the tFsylor Hose
Company.
FoOED nsOSEED-Robert McGee han, aged four.
teen years, residing In CressOn street. Sixth ward
AZ Race street. she deceased had 6eeNp missing
lTOm bis home for several days past.
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THERE Is NOW OVER s5,OOOOOO PRIZE MONEY
unclaimed in the United States Treasury All
persons who have been in the Naval service OF the
United States, their heirs representatives should
make an immediate inquiry upon the subject at No.
90 D. SEVENTH street. 73O
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DRIZE MONEY FOR NEW ORLEANS
All Interested in the capture of New Orleans by
Farragut's fleet, as officers, seamen, or marines
will hear of something greatly TO their advantage by
calling upon in person or addressing the General
collection Agency, ROBERT S. LEAGUE IL CO..
No. 1886 South SEVENTH Street, Philadelphia AL
information given free of charge and correspondence
promptly answered 7sO
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FROM THE WEST.
Rni,rnnhA Accident.

CHICAGO, Aug. 1.-THE train of last evening OF
the Milwaukee and st. Paul Railroad ran OF thetracl
near ST. Paul. Patrick OCOnner, fireman., wa
killed. and L. Page, engineer, seriously injured
Charles Weed, Jr., baggage-master, was injure,
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THERE ARE A GREAT MANY PERSONS
= having claims upon the United States or State
Governments who have committed the same to the
care OF Messrs. George Cragg d Bro or IT. X Peters
Co. They will hear of something greatly 10 their
advantage, on application, either in person or NV
mail, to the General Collection Agency, No. 1sb
South SEVENTH Street. '
730 ROBERT & TEAcrrp oo
ITO CREDITORS OF THE REPUBLIC OF MFxI-
Co.-The undersigned are now prepared 70
prosecute claims before the Joint commission createS
under recent treaty between the republic of Mext
GO and the United States and would invite the at
tehlon oi claimants 70 the necessity OF an early ap
ROBERT S. LEAGUE A. co.
%" NO. 1856 s. SEVENTH street, Phiia,
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WESTERN MARYLAND
COLLEGE.
FOR STUDENTS OF BOTH sEyrs -,
DISTINCT DEPARTMENTS ~

incorporated BY act Of General Assemh,.
March, 1868. s'ehb'y,
Under the special patronage oc,bo NJ
land Annual Conference, of ihe Ma nsry'
Pr testcnt Church. '"ouis'
Eligihly located Mt Westminster r.. =,
county, on the line Of the Western Mnrriaeji
Ra,lT9ad- about midway between BaItim ~sa
and Haserstown. ''"O'e
THIRD SEMl-ANNUAh SESSION
Commences September 9Th, 1863, and d..
January 2sth, 1870, embracing ~ ~. s'oses
exclusive OF the holidays Mt Christmas
Course OF Instruction Thorough nod.
the direction OF The following Faculty
KEY. >. l. WARD. IriHeipal.EMor,l
Science and Bellies Lcttres. O'al
W. II. ZIMMERMAN, A. NJ, Vie. NJ,
pat -NatHral Sciences and the I.nngraN
KEY. ArGrsTus WEBSTER. D. D'~ihs
ology. me
l.Ev. OLIVER Cox.--Ma,hetn.tic,
MISS ANNE S. HAScE.-P reccp,re,, =,
Ladies Department ="
MISS LAMA $. KEsLEY.--AIusic Teach..
MR. WA. 7. WRiGnr. -Prepara,ory N,
par,mcnl and Book Keeping. Nv
j. W. HrRISG, NJ, D.-Lecturer on A.,
ony, Physiology and Hygiene. ~
X. b. NoRssST, Eso.--Lecture on liz;
Law '5S'"
TgRNs PER SESSION op 90 Wyrxs.
For board, washing, fuel aud lights sso m
For tuition in Preparatory Depart. v
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For tuition IN Scientific Department % "a
For tuition in Scientific and Classi.
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For Instruction IN Music, and use
of Instrument. ............... o, m
For instruction in extra branches nj teach.
crs's prices.
Payments invariably half in advance
For Books and stationery. cash.
For Catalogues aud Circulars, addres,
REV, J. 4. WARD, Principal.
Westminster, Nd
SCHOLARSHIP. Persons DESTROYS Of mr..
chasing Scholarships for three or jou,
years course, may DO so by applying h II.
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