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EDUCATIONAL.
AID 0TRNAH

ERINoH AHp eKRhAH.
Prof. HENRY MARIx yin resume tsacaine
the above lsnsuares IN clssses aud private FAINT
lies. Apply al street. corner 18th - lms
EVENIHG CLASS.
An IvBNIHc CLASS win b organized October
Iss q Inerson Institute. lth street, between I
and K, for distraction is me r1sli,h Branches.
Pen m anshfp. j. " PATTEReOS.
Teacher in Emerson Institute.
ss13 q Dcsidesos, Sbs 4 strest.
NJ Re n, Q. BUTTS. TEAOHBR OF VOCAL
WI Music. kssidsnos, Great Place. a door
AGApAMoIsRLLB DOoGf yin resume her
lvl Preach classes and private lessons early IN
octohef. Evening coays rsationl elssees IRON
% CLOCK. Terms made Known 81 her rcsfdence,
20. ssI sith street, one house RON Psnn.,l.a-
e'ss'esee- - to-colm
DRIyArK TUITlOH.-An RIpsrtsucsd Teacher
- oners her spfvices, at reasonaele raeos. 20 PR
sons desiring CSrsfsi asd IAe~ossA P1srsfs IN
.,s.,,on In any Of the following branches. via
WIGHT. 10. 3ee MsaDscs ssstt ave. . Is I'M
MI lss HAnirIE a DaAPBR VIII RE.
cad b. The instrnction in EnSliss. frsscs,
Latin and Music viii be srscttcr ana thorouSh'
courss Of LfeAt 0ymnsseics. With Nssie viii
eooonDany the daily sx-rcises Oiss. hours
f ron pine 60 thru oeloet. nia draper re-
:trusts Also. to Rev. sss NAM 5. r. 'sf Rs 1.
Wv frdsr, Rev. ysbez Fox. Hon. Ohsrie. sum.
n~a U. g. s., Brsesdier General q d. ro.nssnd.
=. ~. 4 I'm
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THE POINT OF ROCKS RAILRoAD-Cdrs TO the
TOurndment-1he FIRST trains on the railroad in
course Of construction from this city to Point
OF Rocks, Maryland, known as the Mstropoli.
tan Branch Railroad, went over the track to.
day as far as Silver Spring, Md, to which
point the road has been flushed, to convey pas.
sepgers to q grand tournament which 10 taking
place there for the benefit of Grace Church-
Trans were run out at 10 q. m. IL m, and D.
m, In charge OF conductors Henry Duvall and
william Bullen, and the run was made easily
IN eighteen min utes. On the two first men.
toned trains, consisting Of two cars each, there
were about seventy i've passengers.
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"a SLIGHr CoLp," CouGHs.-Pew are aware
Of the importance Of checking cough or
the beginning would yield to a mild remedy, il
neglected, soca attacks the lungs. "Brown's
BrOnchial 7toekes" give sure and almost imme.
diate relief. "TAe Troches" have proued their Of.
hcacy by test of many years, and have 70.
ceived testimonials from eminent men Fho
nave used them.
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UNDIReHIRrs AND DRAW RRs. Soc, 60c., &C.,
81, at the Original Franc, 494 7th ST., between
ID ard E. No Branch Store. 9,291:
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OPPOSITION TO FRkB MAsoHRYA l.rr.
meeting was held At North Wentnam. MAS
tuesday, IN opposition to secret societles. m y.
ucularly 0aAonry, at which IL was resolved
up the corner stone OF the Pilgrim Nor ument.
at plymouth, and remove from the CAVITY in
the same the plan on which the names OF thu
0Iano Lodge OF Masons in that State, with ira
grand Officers, appear above those of the eiov.
eInor OF Massachusetts and the President of
the United States, and that ali Imprints and
HtnscTlpuons OF the sects OF Free MAsons. should
be erased by Law from ali the public hni.d;nas
ana monuments, a. subversive of the idea OF
popular government, and tending to make Free
masonry the religion Of the State,
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TIE eRHArDsr relief imaginable can DO af.
forded this warm weather by wearing one of
those elegant suits selling at such astonishing.
ly lew prices at the celebrated Oak Hall cloth.
ing store, $50 Seventh street, opposite the Post
Once, where, in ADDITION to eentiemen's aBan.
mock Burn" Cheviot Arrah ma Pogue, drab
d'ete alpaca ana linen suits, children's Carl.
balde suits in great variety also to b had at
he most reasonable prices. $50
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ASSAULT AND BATTRRY.-Georee w. Smieb
was before ustice Plant this morning charged
with committing a violent assault on James
Parker, and was fined $40 and costs.
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FINE WHITE SHIFTS, 75c., 81, $3.50, AZ, 81 50.
at the Original Franc, i9i 9Th st., between ID
and E. No Branch Store. 9,29.1:
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GOOD Socks for winter, 8, u, IS, IS cents, at
the Original Franc, i9a 7th st., between ID and
4. No Branch Store. 1921:
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ELDER J. Z. Taylor will preach again to.
night, in the Christian Church, on M street,
between 9th and 10th. Subject: "The kingdom
OF God-its location, and differential features
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A YoUse lady was seated yesterday af,er.
noon IN buggy belonging 10 Mr. STARK.
and rar on, and the buggy wheels cane In
contact with telegraph pole ON the Corner Of
10th and O streets completely wreckinE the
injured.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-10-14

Mr.. BIrHoP CooPI1S name WAS added To
the general committee on the Worries Fair n
their meeting On Tusaay evening. bat was
erroneously printed Marcos p. Cooper IN yes.
teroay's papeD.
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CoRHs, Diseased Nails, Vascular Excrescen-
cee Bunions, Enlarged Joints. and other dis.
eases OF the feet, successfully treated by DIR.
White, Surgeon Chiropodist No. l24 Pennsyi.
vania avenue, between ~ and 9th streets.
Hours from q. m. to p. m. Calls made at
for consultation at ONCE. Established 1861.
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For THE CHEAPEST Gents Furnishing
Goods 70 to the Original Franc. 494 7th street,
between d and E. No Branch Store. 9,29,I:
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FALL OvYRcoArs, 81, Ss, SIC and sl2, just
received at A. Strains popular clothing house,
Pennsylvania avenue, between 10th and llth
streets, three doors east OF 18th street.
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,n.:. Sisers Of ths Strascr is tAs nan. ~.
stranger IN that e,ty. ssa's1 o.
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ErRuecAN SHrrs,
Bug Lockets,
Hank. Holders,
0roide Buttons,
Oroide Studs,
Jet Setts,
Cat Bead Oha,ne,
6eceived this morning. at Frfggs One Doiiar
Jewelry Store. No. $50 Pennsylvann avenue
between and en- streets.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-10-14

Ianf DIZZY The Sorr IxPsAcHrrrr M.
Edwsrd Coleman and Mia Emo Io-taIs'
Il Sh nsss aess na bean plsyins
committed elopement both inat~r s., asvlLg
ne cnarEe. They oniy lett Onscsro y, oe spy
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UOHzAGA 0oLLRGB.

U0HzA0A COLLEGE.
The exercises Of
G0NzAGA COLLEGE
~, On street, betr.ss GA aad iek,
VIII commence on
For mSsDHr; s snRTs = 8, 1863.
an sod Jas cIasKH, @. J., President
XoUNe LADIES, sEMIEARY, =
IL BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL
Ihirtesnte street
cepember6 The school building d located In
rser OF residences sdJoiuins the Epiphany Church,
snd vel Known as the Epiphany High school
building. The enclosed ground. afford smple
spsce tor recreation and -musement. Circulars
ley % ootafped BY applying 10 the Rector OF the
suls sl MISS N. J. NARROWER.
CHEGARAY INSTITUTE, ,sef ana ,sas
Spruce strect, Philadelphia. Pc.
nnensn and French, for young Ladies snd
HsGe boardinG and Day school. viii reopen on
1okpAf, srpt 2ota. French fs the fsnguaee OF
sse ,.smiy, and 10 constantly spoken In the Iu
Hs-eosm MADAME o BgRvILLy. Print.
N EpICAL DEPARrMkNf or GE0RGE
TOWN O0LLKQR
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CITY ITEMS.

DouBIR.BRIAsrEp BIsMARK SACKS, at q, :.
sic, and <l2, st A. StYaus' popular clothing
house, Pennsylvania avenue, between 10th and
11th streets, three doors east or 1lth street.
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RRApY.MAps OLofnrHe!!!

Genttemems', Roys' and clildress.
The largest and finest stock of Clothing in
the District, man ufactured by Messrs. Wanna.
maker & Brown, Of Philadelphia. expressly
Tor the market, is now selling at tke lopest Phsl-
pkia prices at Oak Hall, 400 7th street, oppo-
site Post Once.
N. b Olothiers and railors supplied at the
lowest wholesale prices. 1O,a,6
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Ion and three children Were noi.c.Hx . scan.
York last Sunday BY eating pisn,s snrr New
70 be mushrooms: Two OF tha cSiiar.ppo
died, snd the mother and other ch,Sd a.. nave
expected 70 recover. Saa" sfe not
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Black and colored Silks, irish Poplins, Empress
Cloths, Plaid PoDlins, Serees, and Merinoes seine
e low e 80 cts Superior double wsrp Alpscas
Black velveteens; Oloaks: Oloaking Cloths: Plaid
and Scotch Plaid Arabs, from 81 to Sia; OIoths,
Sassimsses, satinets, and euitlngs. FOR Mem and
Sool 0heker DO, 60 cts !; Good a. Bile achsd aud
BrSvn nYyslin IL; Androseoggin. wsn.stts.
q 8, 10 lih. IS; Que Case fun 0adder coors o. 10
ssS! I. nsl Bed sa:. sTcH g s
kinds, for sale q % paisr prices by
101 Bridge street,
&C Is I'm GeorRotoVu.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-10-14

NIAGARA FALLS have undergone marked
changes this season. from the repeated fair of
neasy masses OF rock and the gradual cayine
stated, has evidently given way some thirty
zee. al .nat part OF the cone where the .sree,,
Walef Is seen, SO that the horse shoe appear.
ance Is metamorphose to that Of a trianrnIar
shape. 1t is thought that about one hnncra,
AUG nIty TONS OF rock must have fallen IN ON
the Horse Shoe alone, and old haoirues are
may take place before another year To-
American Falls, also. have evidently given
way at points to considerable extent.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-10-14

THs ELECTION IN TsxAs.-Gen. Revnolas,s
oroer for the election In Texas proyides that in
case the free and full exercise OF the priviiers
~ Sn vUnng oosTucted TO any registered voters
ooaros email at once close the polIs and mste =
Iuu report OF the circumstances 70 the No.,
post commander, who win take immedisss
military custody until furtner- ordsrs I'LL IN
e eI - noe 70 b resumed until ordered
nom district headquarters. 'A~'Ao~
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a. a. The following ofhcsrs Of o.
Lodge, No =, A. u. 6. r, were installed
.ast night by Deputy Grand Master Dietrich -
Charles Peterson, w. O.; A Kessler, Wv. q,
e.; W. W. Wilder, w. o.; r. 0roeIing. w
> Past Grand Regan, w. X. s.; John Barnes,
w. W; George scherman, w. r.: John Tip-
PEI, W t line photograph OF the retiring
worthy 6rand, y l.. Schriftxiesser Was nre,
scented 70 the lodge. Several speecnes vers
made oy r. q. N A. L. L. Reese, Grand Ma.
ter Ford, ana others
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1The Halifax (Nova SCOTIA Recorder ..
evidently in a fighting mood. Hear IT ..ms
VIII shortly be set free, and we will then he a,
im !. 70 take any direction we choose. There
=. so one ming qote certain, and that 10 that as
liberty, and the red coats and kits are with.
SraWn from this province, the people of Nova
sc SsoHa VIII take the liberty of walking ont OF
OF British America will be baptized with
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SAVE YOUR MONEY and buy your Gents
Furnishing Goods at the Original Franc, a9i
It'll st., bet. d and E. No Branch Store. 9,29,1:
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HOWARD DIVISION. No. 2, Sons Of Temper.
ance, last evening Initiated several new mem
bers. Dr. J. n. Duncan repeated his essay on
alcohol Mrs. M. A. Denison followed with
G.W.P., Grand Divisios, sons of Temper.
ancs, Of the District Of Columbia, was then
called upon and made stirring address. Rev.
e. ". Be-fsor read an original poem, the
Ver ls-e OF - 0vening concluding with re-
-t - rom ~. ~ tx, Of Fairfax county, Viz.
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FATAL MARINE MsAsT1R.-Ths vhal,,.
schooner Susan N: Smith, o. Boston, Va LOAF
~ .ae n9rricane OF August q. .Allhaads vsre
ionr seamen, who. after REMAINING - ~
Wreck, which was her beam sndsy Tor eaSns
Gays and nights, without food or vassr. Vsrs
ssken on and carried into Lonooa Nv ~
English bark. The captains Wffe md TO-
children were drowned In the cabin. - wv
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MnTirs OF WoKK1xdInt n Nlw Yo,r
a large mess Hsstins Of The WorEinEmsn'
in the chair, was held at the Oooner Irs,,s.. 7
ana outside, in Astor place, on rpesdav svsn ~
ing, when it was determined to seIsct vorr
ias%sn iG 'ss oss And them platform
number Of speeches were made' sr6 n,o y,
interest was manifested In the proceedinr.
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THIS 10 no NOTIFY The PUBLIC that Gee b.
- any person who adverttses In the Star. 7,la
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HARBoR EDB CAsn.-The case of Barnes 4
Son, against ths OorporatIon of WANING ton.
one clock, the defendant not appearine 70.
day ct the time set. F--.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-10-14

A LIGHT PuNIs8NRHT.-John Burgess, ar.
rested on the charge OF entering the mouse of
Mrs. Lindner. respectable lady residing in
the Eastern part Of the city, and In the absence
daugh ter, was fined IS BY Justice Maryman.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-10-14

Law DIrARrMIHr OF CoLuABIAH C,orI>ar
About two hundred young men sasem Med
yesterday afternoon nc the Columbian T.av
Building, to Be- present at the opening exerciss.
Of the Law department. DIR. Samson, DR.. Tv.
Ter. and Prof. Kennedy addressed the studenfs
About two hundred will attend this year.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-10-14

In fH1 NoRfHxlN LIBERTIES BUILDING
AssoCIATIon, last Monday night, advances
cent. premium. This Association then began
the fourth year since It's orranization. Tne
..ocs IL not easily oosa.ned, And is Improving
npidIy IN vai1e, mouth moray may just now
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-10-14

THE SAvAGI-JUINNyMAN CASE -The casa
of the alleged assault upon lar. ,ieorge saw.
age BY Mr.. George Juenneman. which we sta
ted In our last iseue was set for q hearing be.
fore Justice Smith at three o'clock D. m. yes
terday, came mp ~ that hour. and Mr..
Juenpeman pleading guilty TO the assault
he was fined go and cosu. Mr. Sayase mad
applicanon for the arrest and holding 70 bail
OF Juenneman, a. he said he felt hts life TO be
IN danger. IN Consequence Of threats used TO.
complaint the Justice refused % issus war.
rant on the ground stated.
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Georgetown Advertisements.

HOUSEHOLD IuRNITuRI, STOVES, &C., AT
AUCTION
a On eATURDAY MORNING, October 18th.
1859, q 10 O'Clock, gill sell. 10 front Of the
H Auction store, No. liza Bridge street, gen
- Veral assortment Of Household Furniture,
Stoves, &C. THOMAS BOWLING,
3 ocH Auctfoueer.
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EURNIrUREi FURNIrURE !
LeTABLIsHED IN ls3l,
PREMIUM AWARDED IN 1857.
W. 81. wHHATLRYS
PBE HUN eTBAM DYING
cLIANsIke EsTTPaBLwHMxHr.
10. - JEFFERSON ST.,

OeOfRtt0Wns u. U.
,sepiets With every desirable apparatus and BRO
Not with the best talent and artistic skil 70 be
obtained, With constant DsrSona attention ON the
haft OF the proprietor. makes this the best place
and promptly executed ee2i 6m
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THE SALE OF BUILDIsG ASSOCIATION An.
TANCHe in the Washington Co-operatIye.
which met at Temperance Hall last night
amounted 20 nine thousand two hundred dol.
lars, sold az an average premium Of Is3 per
cent, the hig 81 rate of premium paid being
19s, and lowest Us. In this association the
purchaser receives the " hole of cash bid for or
purchased, and the amount Of principal and
premium Is divided into l2D monthly payments
which are diminished in number by the close
of the association by an advance and cancella-
non on each share The meeting last night
closed the second year Of the ass ociation which
comprises about 500 members, who anticipate
with considerable interest the annual report 10
be made on The nrst Wednesday of next month.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-05-06
The Frsncn cnbIn AZ cape May.

The Cape May Ocean Wave is informed
by indisputable authority that the French
Atlantic Gable Company will land their
Shore end at point of the beach nearly
fronting the new Stockton Hotel, at tie
cape, under the sanction of the bill passed
BY the State Legislature at its last session.
A company to connect with them, authoriz-
ed by the same act, was organized at Cam
den recently, of which A. w. Markley, SEN
ator Robbins, Attorney General Robson
and other well-known Jerseymen are Di-
rectors. The Wave adds:
We know not by what means or through
whose nstrumentality the companies were
prevailed upon to land their cable at tits
point, but that every effort was used to give
the control of this end into the hands of a
New York corporation we are fully satisfied;
and though money was applied the plot fell
through. OF course there is no telling axact-
ly to what degree Cape may will be benefit
ed by thus converting 1t into an important
seaport, and the grand central point from
which the telegraph will radiate north. south
and west, but that it will prove advanta-
geous and immensely so, the merest numb
scull will readily perceive. From Cape
May three main lines will deviate, one run
ming across the bay to Lewes, on 10 Wash
ington, another direct to Philadelphia, while
the third is to extend along the shore north
of New York. The steamer having aboard
the cable will sail from France in July, So
that we may look for its arrival off our coast
| in the very "height of the season.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-05-06
Tho President and Gen. Lee.

The conference between the President
and Gen. Lee, at the White House Saturday,
was longer than has been reported, lasting
ncraly an hour. While the interview was
of polite ani courteous character, there
was manifested on the part of each GER
tain reserve, and there was the utmost dig
nity preserved. No reference was made to
their relative positions during the war, but
after the exchange of personal civilities the
conversation turned on the condition of the
South and the present aspect OF affairs in
Virginia Gen Lee made several sugges-
tions at the request of the President respect
ing the submission of the new Constitution
to the vote of the people, and thought
il important that they should have
the right to q separate vote on the dis
franchising clause, and that there should be
separate votes on clauses affecting the local
| interests, when railroads and other internal
| improvements are to be made. Geu. Lee
| fayors the Fifteenth Amendment, and ap-
proves the action of the recent Conservative
Convention at Richmond. He does not
believe that the enfranchisement of the me-
grocs will work such prodigiOus harm as has
been predicted by some men North and
South. He holds that 1t is of the first i'm
portance that not only Virginia, but all the
| Southern States, should be in practical accord
with the Federal Government, and have full
representation in both Houses of Congress,
and when that is effected, all collateral and
and minor questions will adjust themselves
| satisfnctorily
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-05-06

Ex-senator Doolittlc has opened law
Office in Chicago.
Pirates are operating in the German
ocean.
The Potomac has been accidentally stock
ed with goldfish.
An Indiana couple divorced less than
month ago, have made up and remarked.
An Oregon paper ezults in the supposed
fact that the headquarters of poetry in the
United States will be on the Pacific coast.
So many disturbances have been made
by the students in Russian universities that
several of them have been closed.
"A Cincinnati woman endorsed on her
tax return "Taxation without representa-
tion is tyranny"
The Mofmons have eighteen Sunday
schools, with $500 attendants, at Salt Lake
City.
Mrs. Eunice Nichols, of Middleton,
Mass, who was 100 years old on the goth,
died last Friday.
-Walbridge A. Field,o Boston, has been
appointed United States District Attorney at
Washington.
General Jack Hamilton's name now ap-
pears as candidate for Governor of Texas at
inc head of all the Democratic papers of
that State,
Twenty banks have already been
started in tue White Pine silver mining dis
trict in Nevada, twenty-four of which are
devoted to faro.
A swarm of bees and bountiful store
of wild honey were recently found in a tree
by woodchoppers on the west side of the
Sierra Nevada mountains. The incident is
recorded as the first discovery Of the kind
on the Pacific Slope,
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-05-06

MgssRs. Eprrons-About the first thing which
grccts the eye as you approach tho depot at Fell
ton l. the new Seminary, large white building
situated to the enst of the railroad, about one
hundred yards from the depot 1t was my plea
sure to visit this institution few days ago.
was shown over the building by the principal,
Mr.. skinner, and his excellent lady. Tho arrange
ment reflects grcat credit upon the prineipal
who planned ii. II Is forty feet wide by sixty
feet long, fronting the Park, with play ground TO
the right and rear. The parlor, music room, re-
citation room, audience room,an the principal s
private rom, arc on the first toor. A wide hall
extends from one end 10 the other, with stafways
ON the right and left, leading to the rooms above:
There Is ample accommodation for hundred
and twenty-five students The rooms are large
and comfortably arranged, some to- aceommo.
date two three and four students. They are all
well ventilated, every window being hung on
pullirs, go that they ean be raised or lowered
frnr bottom or top with ventilator over each
door. Each room opens upon haii "h'ch runs
the eklirc length of tue building
he guutlemen's department Is entirely separate
from he ladies', as inuch so as though there were
Two buildings The audience room connects with
HE dining room by folding doors so that the Two
can be thrown into one and thus seat three hum
dr.d aud Atty people comfortably. The library
Of The Felton Association containing several hum
dred volumes Is in the Institution TO which the
| students have ready access Everything IN auu
out OF the building has been done with un eye 70
| the pleasure and comfort OF the students now
numbering nearly ninety. This large number :, Is :
Compliment 10 the energy and ability Of the
Principal, for he has made the school
This seminary adds materially 70 .nS oeauty ,
speaks wei for the men who were persuaded tc
embark in an enterprise so beneficial to the town
They are public benefactors because they have
advanced the public good, and such institution
tdeserve the support OF The community.