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Next door to the Academy Of Music.
Has opened for the inspection Of the public, ono
Of the finest and largest Stocks OF FANCY GOODS.
TOYS, &C.. ever offered In the Charleston market.
and Is now fully prepared to I'LL any orders in his
line at the very lowest cash prices
BIRTHDAY AND BRIDAL PRESENTS, CHRIST.
MAS GIFTS.
Such as WORK BOXES, Writing Desks. .Dress.
ing Eases, Albums Foos, Inkstands, Toilet Sets
Chlna cups and Saucers Fine Fancy Jewel and
Perfume Boxes, Statuettes, Vases Benutiful Sill
yer Pearl, Silk and Leather Porte hionnaies, Card
and other FINE FANCY sssas ssitaSle SGesss fos
Presents the latest Paris Novelties or the season
TOYS AND FIREWORKS
d1zan am a. prepared II pared to sell in any quantity by the
and $50 per case put up to suit expressly the
country trade. Tin Toys Pewter Toys, Toy
direct from the Manufacturer and ofrerThem af
manufacturers list prices. -
can Toys Dolls Games Marbles &o aaa na 4meL ad1as
work, Reticule, Fruit, Flower. Travelling and
Nursery Baskets, cannot be surpassed ia tie city
In elegance and variety.
oHILDREN's CARRIAGES, ROCKING HORSES,
DC, &c.
PRoPELLERS. Chair Rockers, Yelocipedes Toy
CABS, Perambulators, Wheelbarrows Wagons
Carts, Sukeys &c, OF the latest patterns and I'm
proyements, and Will be sold very low to make
room Tor the holiday trade.
Eor fireworks have been appointed SOLE
AGENT for the State OF South Carolina by one or
the largest Firework Manufactures In the United
States. guarantee them OF the arst quality, and
VIII iurnlsn printed price lists, ON application, to
lobbers and and dealers.
FRENCH CONFECTIONERY.
I am keeping Maillard's Celebrated FRENCH
CONFECTlONERf, and none but the best quality
or the different kinds are offered ut the lowest
market prices ut wholesale and retail.
lu INDIA RUBBER GOODS.
White and Black NURSERY SHEETrNG, "a 49,
5-4 and 6-4 wide, Rubber Blankets, Pillows. Door
Mats Piano Covers; Rubber Clothing-such as
Goats, Leggings. Caps, &C., always on hand
Rubber Coats. They weigh but few ounces, and
can be worn on both sides. u
Orders from the country are respectfully go.
ucited.
F. Won sANTEN,
No. 22s King Street,
Next door to Char.e, on Ac ,demy OF Mu VIC.
oct21 ths3 .:U+f
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one ouIRE fine initial note paper and twenty.
five envelopes to match, for forty cents, ut c. c.
Fighters, No. 161 King street.
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THE LARGEST Is not always the best, but the
American House, Boston, which is the largest
hotel In New England, will also be found one or
the best. Every provision is made for the COM
fort OF guests
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No NAHE.-A new Hat Just out at x
o.H.JoHNsON's,
oct23 No. 2o9 King street.
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CRuABs.-Rey. w. w. Hicks, having returned
to the city, will preach In ST. Johns Lutheran
Church tomorrow morning and evening.
Mr.. Parker Plllsbury has gone home.
The fines imposed by the Mayor yesterday
amounted to $40.
with view Of carrying or the ..ball" at the base
ball tournament at the Georgia State Fair.
The word assessor on the sign over the door
OF the Assessors alias Appraisers oficc in the
City Hall, has received or more coats OF paint
In order to erase II.
1t IL probable, says the Sumter watchman, that
the Sumter Fire Engine Company win visit
Charleston at the next freman's anniversary.
The piacard bearing the inscription, "Thc
Mayor will see no one upon police business to-
day." still drives or oil visitors to the Mayor on
police business
About ninety thousand barrels OF nour are in
spcctcd in Charleston annually.
Applicants for positions OH the police force now
demand that they shall be appointed.
There has been only one application thus far
Tor the position OF measurer OF mill timber
Tic Customhouse employees have resolved that
Collector Clark Is Republican. That settles tile
matter. + tit II.
Richard Grandson, colored, was acquitted OF
the charge OF stealing a coat from Mr.: Hoimes.,
The street cars are required to lie driven no
iaster than q slow walk during the nights Council
Is In session. . q y
The New York World wants to know why the
names or those swell known American women,
sue Anthony, Parker Ptlsbury and Cady Stan
ton" do not appear on o call for woman,s suf.
frage convention. ..ti Ht 45.I.,l5 -If
Joseph Dixon and John Coleman, who deserted
from the brig Cornucopia last Monday nTfht
nave been arrested BY Oficers Lovett and. g.
nandez. s~''
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BUsIxEss N.oTI.c s

Dog CARLOS HAT.-sometidng new at
o. 81. JOHNSON'S,
oct2sl No. 2as King street.
NEW YORK Herald, Times, Tribune and World,
nve cents per copy, at G. O., Rlghters. No. 1si
King street. I. -. ~
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Nsw DRY Goods sroRE.-The splendid new
store, No 2sI King street. four doors below Went.
worth, hitherto kept by Messrs PogartIes stu.
man. ms been opened by Mr.. Alfred II. stIllman
ON ns Individual account, with fresh and care.
Iuiiy se'ected stock OF foreign and domestic dry
eood' fancy goods, hosiery, notions &c. By the
announcement in another part OF to-day,s Nsws,
1 VIII be soon that Ar. stillman has male ar.
rangepents By which he Is enabled TO ofer tho
most attractive Inducements to tho iadiep ant, tho
former customers Of the old arm.
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ONE OF DICKENS or scott's Works is present.
ca to every annual subscriber to the XIX Cen.
tury. -, oc,s
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fanrp @ooos, Qons, g

MT A S SON MIC FAIR.
The undersigned begs leave to inform the la
dies, as well as the gentlemen interested In the
management OF the approaching Masonic Fair, it
being his desire to assist them as much as lies In
his power, he will oner them
FANCY ARTICLES
On sale, or sell them at such prices as will realize
them handsome profits.
r. Won SAETEN,
No. 229 King street,
Next door to Charleston Academy OF Music.
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JOHN s. RYAN.
AuctIoncer.

A UCTLON SALE BY ORDER OF THE
Ia UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT
AND DIRECTION OF THE
ASSIGNEE, 4,
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DECORATION OF THE GRAVES OF THE FEDERAL
DEAD-On Saturday afternoon the graves OF
the Federal dead at Magnolia, about one hum
dred and twelve in number, were decorated, in
accordance with orders from the Grand Army
of the Republic, Post No. /. and under COM
mittee Of ladies', OF which Mrs. L. T. Potter
was president, appointed for that purpose.
There was quite large gathering, chiefly
composed OF colored persons, around stand
erected in the rear OF the chapel, and draped
with the United States colors. This stand was
occupied by prominent members of the grand
army and noted Republicans and the ladies OF
the committee. The exercises we're conducted
by Commander N. K. Reid, who introduced the
speakers.
a. Grand Army of the Republic" prayer was
offered by the Rev. Mr.. Webster. Mayor Pillg-
bury then made few remarks, in the course
Of which he took occasion to express senti-
ments of good will and Of generous respect for
those who had fallen in the opposite cause. He
was followed by D. T. Corbin, D. 81. Chamber
lain, VIM. Gurney, Esqs., and A. J. Ransier,
colored. The graves we're then tastefully de-
corated by the ladies OF the committee with
evergreens and flowers, the band the while
playing solemn air. The ceremonies con-
cludsd, the Rev. Mr.. Webster read some stan
zas that had been sent FOX tho occasion by an
"absent friend" and with prayer by the Rev.
Brown. colored, the assemblage dispersed.
The spot where the graves lie is enclosed by
neat paling fence, on which the stars and
stripes were gracefully festooned. Through
out the proceedings 3 respectful silence was
mair tanned, and the exercises were conducted
with becoming deoorum.
The following letter was recsived from Chief
Justice Chase in response to an invitation to
be present:
CHARLESTON, s. O., May 20. 1859.
!, Dear Ssr-Your note inviting me to attend
terry the graves Of the brave men who fell in
defence Of the Union during the recent civil
war, only reached me this morning.
am very sorry that cannot be with you
now too late to make the necessary arrange
ments.
The nation cannot too tenderIy cherish the
guard the weli-being Of those who survive.
And may We not Indulge the hope that ere long
we who adhered 70 the national cause will be
prompt also to join in COMMUNICATING the
other side, and that those who now specially
mourn their loss. consenting to the arbitra-
ment of arms, and resuming all their old love
for their country and our country, one and in
tlivisible, will join with us in like commemo-
ration Of the fallen 'hRave OF the army Of the
Union2 F a@
The dead are not dead. They have only gone
BEFORE and now see eye to eye, Why may not
we all borrow from their sacred graves obi
WON OF past differences and henceforth unite
in Eoble and generous endeavor to assure the
honor and welfare Of our whole country, Of all
her States and of all her citizsns?
Very respectfully, yours,
(Signed) IS. p. CHASE.
Captain B. H. MANNING.
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SHERIFF'S SALE.
BY "A. G. McGILLIVRAY.

Auct1Oneer.
BY virtue of a Writ of Fieli Facias to me directad
and delivered. will be sold on MONDAY tho TN
DAY o. june next. at the northeast corner Of the
All the right, title and interest Of the Defendant
In 500 ACRES OF LAND situate in the Parish Of
st. James Goose Greek, about "a miles from this
kailroad Tract formerly belonging to Thomas 81.
WINTER and Is abe ut one mile south of Browning's
Levied on and to be sold as the property
Of g. p. Hodge, at the several suits Of W. H. Harvey.
Administrator, J. J. Harvey and Thomas d. Winter.
At the same time and place.
all the ~ right 1T title and interest Of defendant
near the wassamasaw Bridge. in St. ST. James: s:
Goose Creek Parish, containing about 1917
scres @ more nor or less; together with another TRACT
miles from Strawberry station, ON Northeastern
Railroad. This Tract contains about so aores and
| Levied on and to be sold as the property OF J J.
Browning, at the suit CT W. 81. Harvey. Adminis-
At the same time and place.
All the right. title and interest of the defendant in
all that LOr OF LAND. situate on the south aide OF
Market-street with o txo story Brick Houre and
other Buildings thereon and known as the No. u.
Levied on and to be sold as the property of e.
ALSO,
At the same time and place. ..,
All the right title and interest OF the defendant I'm
LOT OF LAND, with three story Brick House ana
other Buildings thereon. situate on the north side Of
Traddsheet, and bnown as No. %.
Levied on and to be cold as the property OF Mar.
tin O'Donnell. OF the suit Of Patrick Lee
ALSO, ts pfi -
On the premises situate q tho southwest Of
Wall and Calhoun streets, Of II O'Clock NJ.
All the RIGHT, TITLE AND INTEREST Of the de-
PENDANTS in the CONTENTS OF A GROCERY STORE.
Levied en- and to be sold as the property OF James
Melvin and McElhose Melvin at The several suits
of Eibe Strauss, william Marscher and James Adger
& Co.
ALSO,
At O'Clock precisely. at the wharf store rehouse on
Accommodation Wharf
All the RIGHT, TITLE AND INTEREsT of the de.
fendant in EIGHT HUNDRED AND EIGHTY BAGS
OF CORN three bushels to the bag) 2E
Levied and to be sold the property Of Richard
r. Screven, survivor tf james Gadsden & Co. and
Henry Missroon under execution In the case Of
Caldwell & Robinson vs. Richard e. Screyen, survt-
vor afore aid.
Terms cash. E.W. M. MACKEY,
Mev17 MA 8. g. u.
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PUMP ArD LEAD PIPE STEALING
tions Of this character still continue in the
western part of the city. On Saturday NOR n
ing, at four o'clock, o small negro boy was
seen leaving Mr.. Lucas house in Smith-street,
near Beaufain. with the pipe and pump be-
longing to the oistern. In his haste he
dropped the pipe, but succeeded in making off
with the pump Where are the police2
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The QUEENS BIRTHDAY. Saturday. the 29th
instant, having been the day officially an
nounced for the observance Of the birthday Of
her Britannia Majesty, the banner Of st.
George foated over the British Consulate and
the British vessels in port displayed their
flags and bunting.
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DRESS GooDs.-Messrs. Stoll, Webb & Co.,
will offer this morning q foe assortm ent of
dress goods. consisting Of colored muslins.
figured Fronch cambrics, &c. The attention
Of the ladies is invited, AMI their inspection
solicited. .o. -
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WAIF.-On Friday night last, at II O'Clock,
a light-colored newly-born infant was found on
the grass in st. Peters Churchyard, Logan
street. 1t was carried to the Guardhouse, and
from thence sent to the hospital, Mazyck-
street. to be cared for.
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EARLY vEeETABLEs.-A large mum ber of
by the steamships on Saturday, on the ground
that they could not be taken in consequence of
ths over crowded state Of the ship. The
farmers were put in strait for awhile to get
their perishable articles off, but finally sue
ceeded in getting cars from the Northeastern
Railroad, by which they we're dispatched
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THE DAILY NEWS.

Largest tC1rcuIntion.-THE DATLY NEWS
BEING THE NEWSPAPER OFFICIALLY RE
COGNIzED As HAVING THE LARGEST CIR
CULA7ION IN THE CITY OF CHARLESTON.
PUBLISHES THE LIST or LETTERS REMAIN
ING IN THE PoS70FFYCE AT THE END OF
EACH WEEK, ACCORDING TO THE PROVIS-
IONS OF THE NEW POSTOFFICE Law
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How TO KEEP CooLl-Go to the Temple Of
Fashion, No. 269 King-street, and get ecu
cumber" and Captain jerks hat, and while
there look at the latest novelties of the season.
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A AsEwnEa Rooz.-M d. B. Haselton, No
3O7 King-street, has opened In connection
with his sewing machine establishments. saw.
ing room, where work will be done either BY
the machines e- BY hand. Hs ignores stsiot
work" and intends TO give thorough satisfac-
tion. Ladies', try him.
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DRAWING OF JURoRs.-At q special meeting
of Council, held on Saturday at two O'Clock, p.
M, the following jurors were drawn for the
June Term of the court. They are in the pro-
portion of twenty-five whites to fourteen COL
ored 4:
Grand Jurors.-T. i. Quack kenbush, white:
John Bonum, colored John B. Morris, color
ed J. D. Moore, colored Robert wainwright,
colored John Monsees, white Francis Win
throp. white James Wipple, white F. W.
Benseman, white.
Petit and Pleas Jurors-No. 1.-George
Gregory. colored; G. B. Stoddard, white Otto
Tidemann, white H. w. Dorre, white !; j. G..
Renters, white George Addison, white; J. D..
white John 81. Hartz, white b. Feldmann,
white; Henry Schleyer, white 3. o. Gilbert,
white; Matthias Smith, colored; III. G.. Thomas,
colOred; John LutZsn, white.
No. 2.-Henry White. colored; @. w. Graves,
white; George Polite, colored; William Doran,
white; Sam Steel, colored; r. II. Willoughby,
white; George Gardner, colored; j. M. Adams,
colored; A. A. Aspnal, colored; Powell Nesbit,
colOred; B. Bollmann, white; Wesley Owens,
colored: Frederick Tanning, white; A. Meitzler,
white; 4. F. Benedekt, white.
No. 3.-George w. Williams, white; George
w. Pond, white; L. !. Woolf, white; Thomas
Mulcahy, white; j. G. CRUDE, white; Henry
Larcomb, colored; Thomas Tully, colored; P.
Walsh, white; E. @. Tucker, .colored; F. Puck
haber, white; William NJ. Gadsden, colored; q.
ID. BIahe. white; Jacob Richardson, colored;
William 81. Houston, white; Edward Lyons,
colored.
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EXECUTIVE APPoINTMENrs.-M Ellis
DeTreville and Hutson Lee, of Charleston
County; Alonzo n. Folser, Of Pickens County;
J. Q. b. Smith, of Richland County, and T. q.
Duncan, of Newberry County, have been ap-
pointed Notaries Public, for their respective
COUNTIES. John B. Tarrant has been removed
as magistrate of Abbev1lle County. Stuart
Harrison has been removed as mag strate OF
Edgefeld County.
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HEAVY FREIGHT AND PASSENGER L.1sT.-The
steamer Manhattan, for New York, carried out
on Saturday the heaviest freight and largest
passenger list that have gone North since the
war
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CHARLES FREMDER, No. 1877 Market-street
will tap this morning, at eleven O'Clock, the re.
nowned Bavarian beer. free lunch to al
my friends aud customers.
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New GEORGIA FLouR.-The Augusta Consti-
nationalist Of Sunday 30th, announces the ap-
pearance of new -four in that market.
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MEETING THIS DAY.'
Chamber of Commerce, at 8 p. M.

AUCTION SALE THIS DAY.
KNOX. DAILY & Co. will sell at 10 o'clock, at
their salesroom, shoes, clothing, &c.
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Valuable Real Estate at AUCTION.
w. Y. LEITCH & II. s. BRUINS
AucdiOneCrs.

VIII be sold under the direction of the undersigned.
on THURSDAY, June g. 1869. at IL O'Clock A. NJ,
at the Old Postohce, foot of Broad street,
All that LOT OF LAND situated on the north side
of Haselstreet Concord, measuring in front on
Haselstreet fifty four t54 feet depth ono hun
dred and forty feet; buttng and bounding south on
Hasel street, west lands of Johnson, north on
Creek or Canal reserved for this lot, and east on
lands Of Estate of Mrs. NJ. j. Nj. Bell
ALSO,
At the same time and place
All that TRACT OF LAND situated lying and be.
Ing in that part of the District OF Berkeley lately
known as the Parish of st. Thonas measuring and
containing th'ry.seven acres, more or less; butting
and bounding to the north on lands Of Dr. O'Hear.
to the south Wando River to the east on lands OF
Tavell and James e. Dutart. and to the west on
lands OF Sanders and NJ Dowell
1erms-For the first piece. one-half, and for the
second onethird cash; balance in one and two equal
successive annual ipstalments. secured by bond of
purchaser and mortgage on the premises. Purcha-
ser to pay for papers and stamps.
May 10 WIN LOUIS NOLAN
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b US IN EsS NOTICEs.

CHANGE OF SCHEDULE.--There has tbeen
change OF schedule on the inland route to Sa
vannah. See advertisement Of John Ferguson
Agent.
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pocts an0 Shoes.
ROOTS AND SHOES.

TNHE UNDERSIGNED RESPECTFULLY IN.
Il FORMS his friends and the public generally
that ne ~ prepared to mauufactur BOOIS S6OES
&C., IN tho cheapest manner and latest style Thank
ing tho public for past favors. hope to receive q
continuance Of their patronage.
REPAIRING OF BOOTS AND SHOES done at tho
shortest notice. f. CHRISTMAN
- 49, No. $50 King street.
May 81 ma Sion ~ Rod Root
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SOUTHERN REAL EsTArE.-We learn that the
firm Of W. G. Alden Co., No. 94a Pne-street,
New York, are about to add to their already
large business that Of buying, selling and OBJ
tanning advances upon Southern real estate.
Alden & 90. are we'll known in New York, and.
If they will push their plans and make them
known to the Southern land owners, they may
build up o business connection which will be
profitable to themselves and advantageous to
the South.
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Valuable Plantation at auction.
w. Y. LEITCH & r.. 9. BRUINS

By rtue of an order to directed by the Hon.
George 8. Bryan, Judge of the United States Dis
trct Court for the District of South Carolina
Will offer for sale atpublic auction at the Old Post
June next, at II O'Clock A. NJ,
All that PLANTATION OR TRACT OF LAND in
st.. Stephens Parish known as the Buck Hall Plan
tatton, containing two thousand acres of Land, but
ting and bounding the north by lands of estate
T. L. Gourdln; the east on lands Of Jas. Peagler
and r. P. Smith; on the west lands Of R. p.
Smith and DR. Henry Ravene; and on the south on
lands of W. 9. Herfot and r. p Smith, by refer
ence to a plat made by w. F. Erwin will more fully
appear.
TcIms-One-third cash; balance in one and two
years. to be secured by bond Of the purchaser and
mortgage of the premises sold. Purchaser to pay
for papers and stamps LOUIS MOL AIN,
May "a mth7 Assignee of T. 8. Waring.
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this promises to be.
DISTRIBUTION OF PRIZES AT Sr. JOHN 8
CHAPEL.-Yesterday afternoon the pupils of
the Sunday School attached to st. John g
Chapel. Queen-street, we're awarded prizes for
punctuality in attend ance, correct recitations
and good conduct during the past year. They
assembled ip the chapel TO the number OF
three hundred and over, and we're addressed
by the Bishop, after which he distributed the
prizes as follows:
Boys FIRST Glass, Rev. D. j. Quigley, in
structor-Alonzo Farrell, the Silver Medal; Jno
Malony, George Baker and Jos. Garland, pre-
miums.
er-Frank O'Neill, Charles OConnor, Frank H.
Trumbo, Adolphus Green and Leon Farrell,
premiums.
Boys Third Class. Francis o'Neill, teach
ron and Ernest O'Neil, premiums.
Boys Fourth Glass, Miss Mary Preston.
teacher-Henry Corbtt, Clarence w. ST..
Amsnd, John Tanlunson, James Ruflin. VIM.
Dufus, James Cleary, B. Cunningham pre-.
miums.
The Fifth Glass consisted of very small boys,
to whom, prizes were given adapted to their
years and understanding.
Girls First Glass, First Division, Sister Re-
gis, teacher-Mary O'Nein, Eveline Prior.
Florence Bonneau, Mary McManns, Dora Dew
ereuA ara anna MalOney, premiums. Same
class, second division-Msry Cleary, Mary No
Ian, Hester Simons. Mary Foley. Anna Henry
and Anna Gorman, premiums
Girls Second Glass, Sister Gerome, teacher.
Mary Teddy, Ellen Mooney, Ellen Cosgrove,
premiums.
Girls Third Class, Sister Autonia teacher
F. Sallie, NJ. Sullivan, J. Bennett, M. Fogartie
Maria Neville. R. Doogan, NJ. A. CASTILLO, M.
Galloway. premiums.
Girls Fourth Class. First Division. Miss
Sheahan, teacher Mary Kressel, Margaret
Cunningham. Catharine Cull IN, Catharine Null
room, Eliza McGorty, Mary Burns, premiums.
Same Class, Second Division, Miss McHugh, !,
teacher-A. Ryan, J. Genviere, E. Finegan,
M. J. Boyle, and M. Kelly, premiums.
The fifth class of girls, like the boys, was
composed of those Of tender years, who were
likewise kindly remembered. prize was
offered, beautiful book, for the best compo-
sition, and out of twelve we'll written offerings,
it was awarded to Mary O'Conuor, the daugh-
ter of M. P. O'Connor, Esq, whose subject
was ''The Blessed Virgin"
Save the medal, all the prizes we're books
and cards illustrating sacred history. On
Thursday it is proposed to take the children
and the orphans out into the woods at the
Schuetzenplatz.
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MisleQaueous.

A PUBLIC CONVENIENCE.
T HAVE THIS DAY OPENED SEWING ROOM.
i In connection with my SEWING MACHINE
EsIABLISHMkNT Every kind Of Family Sewing
cuted under the superintendence of an experienced
cutter and htter Twisted loop. double loop. or
lock stitch, preferred, or hand work it wanted
No slop work taken at any price.
May 81 mwf6