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Teachers Institute.

THERE will he Teachers Institute q; the
i SCHOOL HOUSE, IN
Di,heid village, on saturday. July 10th,
commencing ut \. VI Teachers are requested
10 bring y testament; note book and pencil All
who have taught school, are now teaching, or are
expecting % teach, are invited L. be present n
also the school Committees ~ DiNdeld, Mexico
and Peru. c,pecially VIII the Committees OF
those towns impress upon teacher, the Importance
Of making special effort g. he present. Good
teachers viii not fail OF being present.
y. I. TRUE, Supervisor.
Bethel June - lsig
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q. ID. BISBEE,
attorney s. Counsellor at Law g.,
pu..a.,a. oxford County. Me.

THE subscriber hereby gives public notice that
he has been duly appointed b. the Honorable
Judge of Probate for the county of OXFORD, and
sumed the trust Of hdmini oi the estate oil
ABIGAIL +. ROBINSON, late of sumner, 4
i'm said County, deceased, BY giving bond n tue
law directs: M therefore requests al persons VINO
ar nT hid 10 the estate OF said deceased 10 nako
immediate payment: and those who have any de
mands thereon to exhibit the same 10 g
JOHN Z. sWASEY.
IunaIi 1870
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Neutrality-suspicious. PRACTICE.

In the treatment Of diseases incident 20 Females,
ha. placed DR. DOW al the head OF all physicians
making such practice a speciality, aud 'nabies him
to guarantee > speedy aud permanent cure IN tn.
worst cases oi Suppression aud all other Menstrual
arrangements, from whatever cause. All Letters
Tor advice must contain 81. Office, NJ. Eudico.t
Street. Boston -|..
y. B.-up,rd ia raisAed 20 those desiring to re
main under treatment.
Blston, July T., 1865. ly
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A true copy-attest: J. S. hoBHs, Register.

DxFoRp, s. AT "A Court OF Probate held at Paris
within aud for the County of Oxford, on the thiro
Tuesday Of June, x. ID. issy,
.nN the petition OF OCrAViA WHITriER, "A
~ ministra,rix OF the estate OF JOSIAH whittier
lat. of Waterford in said County deceased, pray
ING 10 license TO sell and convey all the real es-
tate of said deceased Tor the payment OF debts and
incidental expenses, as partial sale would DC de-
trime utal 10 the interest OF said estate:
Ordered That the said petitioner give notice 70
NIL persons interested by causing an abstract OF hrr
petition with this order thereon. 10 b. published
three weeks successfully in the Oxford Democrat,
newspaper printed at Paris IL said County, that
they may appear az a Probate Court to be held al
Paris in said County, on the third Tuesday OF July
next At O'CLOCK in the fore oon, and slew canse,
If any they have, why the same should not be grant
I'd
-. All WALKER, Jndge. 4
A true copy-attest: j. ;. HOBBS, Register
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A. H. WALKER, Judge.
true copy-altest: j. s. HOBBs, Register.

OXFORD SIS AT q Court of Probate held ut Paris
within and for the County Of oxford, on the third
Tuesday OF June. A. ID. 1862, ts $40
CAMUEL j. HOWARD, Administrator on the
= estate Of Lydia Hall, late OF Bethel, In
said County, deceased, having presented his first
and final account of Administraton OF the estate VI
said decreased for allowance; Esa ai
Ordered iha, the said Administrator give notice
to all persons interested, by causing cooy OF this
order 10 be published three weeks successfully In
the Oxford Democrat, printed Mt Paris, In said
County, that they may appear at Probate Court
10 De held ~ Paris, on the third Tuesday OF July
next ut 10 o'clock In the forenoon aud shew cause
II any they have, why the same should not be
allowed.
A. II. WALKER, Judge.
true cory-attest: j. =. Hobbs, Register.
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DIRECTORY.
Masonic Lodges--rime of afcettns


OXFORD CHAPTER, Bethel, Sd Thursday
of each month. -
Riaxing Star, No. 30, Mexico, Wednesday, on
oi.heiorc the nun Of the moon. AZ
Paris Lodge, No, "a, So. Paris, Tuesday, on or
before the full.
Jefferson Lodge, No. 100. Bryant's Pond, I'd
Tuesday of every month
Oriental Star. No. FL, Livcrmorc, Tuesday,
ON or before full moon
Bethel, No. ~, 2d Thursday Of each month.
EveniAg Star Lodge, Buckneld working
under Dispensation, lst Monday OF each
month.
ing of or following the full of the moon.
Oxford. Norway, No. Is, Thursday, of the week
preceding full moon. 10
Mount Tar'eai, No fs2, So. Waterford Tues
day, on or before the full moon.
Mt. Moriah, No. 81, Denmark, Wednesdays on
or before the full moon.
Nexinscot, No, l0l, Turner, Saturday on or be-
fore ft,ll moen.
GOOD TENPI.ARs.
Mt. Christopher Lodge, No. 10, Bryant's
Pond, every Monday evening.
Rising Star, Bethel Friday evenings, as
NeJinscof, Buckaeld. Saturday evenings.
Crystal Wave, E. Bnckheld, every Thursday
Evening.
whitney Lodge, Canton, every Wednesday.
Rear Mountain Lodge, so. Waterford, We'd
nesday evening.
Uarbor Waterman, North Paris, Thursday
evening.
Washington, Oxford, Thursday evening. ,
silver Lake, Sweden, Saturday evening.
West Summer, West sumner, Wednesday
evening.
Forest Lake, Center Hartford, every Tuesday
evening.
Imvii,ctble. No. s2j, East Sumner, every other
Friday Evenings.
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Canton Point High School.

YINHE FALL TERM of this school will com
i mence ON Tuesday, Sept. 9TH, 1850, and
continue Ten Weeks, under the instruction of
L, HAYNES, Principal.
Music, Drawing and Penmanship extra
There will be a public Lyceum, and Teachers
Class in connection with the School.
Board in private families at 90 80 per week.
TUITION.
Common English, $3.50
Higher English, 40
Languages, Adv
Canton Point, June |, 1879.
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OXFORD, IS AT Court of Probate held at Paris
within and for the County of Oxford on the thira
Tuesday of June, A. ID. 1859.
an the petition OF MARY CHAPMAN, widow
~ of Milton w Chapman, late OF Bethel, in
said County, deceased, praying for an allowance
ont Of the personal estate NJ her late husband
Ordered, That the said Petitioner give notice to
nil persons Interested, by causing copy or this
order To he published three weeks successfully IN
the oxford Democrat, printed at Paris, that they
may appear Ut Probate Court to beheld AT Paris,
in said County, on the thrt Tuesday of july
next at ten of the clock in the forenoon, and shew
cause, IL any they have, why the same should moi
be granted.
A. II. WALKER, Judge.
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N II w fIsNI'' Vt'"tN
A true cop,-attest: J. ) HOBBS, Register.

OXFORD sat IA Court OF Probate held AZ Paris,
within and for the County OF Oxford, on the third
Tuesday OF Juue, A. d. 1879.
sAAC'RANDALL,G Guardian Of Hubbard G, aud
i Sarah T. Packard, minor children and heirs OF
Asa ID. Packard, late OF Paris. In said Coanty, de-
ceased having presented his fret account OF guar
disn.hp of said wards Tor allowance:
Oruercd That the said Guardian give notice to all
persons interested, by causing q copy OF thE
order 10 be published three weeks successfully IN
:he Oxford Democrat. printed al Paris, that they
may spIear at Probate Court 10 be held at Paris
In saii County on the Sd Tuesday Of July next,
at ten O'Clock in the forenoon, and shew cause, II
any they have, why the same should not be allowed
A. n. WALKER, Judge.
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STATE OF MAINE,
TREAsURER's oFFICl

Upon the following Townships or tracts or
~ laHl not liable to he taxed in any town, the
following assessments were maslc by the County
commissioners Of Oxford County, on the 18th day
nf MaA l3il
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Bethel. June -, lsig.
lost

4 Black Neck Tie, with q Masonic Gold Pin at
N taehed The following inscription ON the
Pin: W. Y. T. from j. L. r. The finder will he
suitably rewarded By forwarding the same 10y En-
press or mail-care
SMALL, CLARK < THOMPSON,
inlv2 81 rs Middle ST, Portland, Ne.
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Special Notices.
Dr., Stevens Cough Syrup:

The new discovery sure and safe In this beau
tirl mixture the choicest agents known 10 medical
men, for the immediate Of Cold or Cough,
are employed. Try one bottle which will cost yon
only - cents ana YOU will never be without il in
your house. Can be had of every druggist, and in
any quantity of
GEO. c. GOODWIN 4 co, Boston.
febl9Gw
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1869-07-02

MAGNOLIA wATER-A delightful toilet art
cie-superior to Cologne, and at half the price.
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June Is, lSj9.

THE subscriber hereby gives public notice that
he has been duly appointed by the Honorable
Judge OF Probate, for the County OF oxioru, ana
assumed the trust Of Executor OF the last viii
and Testament of
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AMOS CAGE. late of Waterford,

in said County, deceased by giving bond "a the
law directs he therefore requests all persons who
are indebted to the estate of said deceased Ia
make immediate payment and those who have
SAMUEL WARREN.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1869-07-02

oxrnpn ss.--ttr Court OF Probate held AT Paris,
within and for the County OF oxford, ON The third
Tue.day of June, A. d. 1902
NYNIHlA BUCkNaM, Administrative on the
Y estate Of Geo. a. Bncknam, Iaie OF summer, ~
aid County deceased, having presented her tr-t
aud final account of administration o the estate oil
said d, ceased fof allowance: ,
order Il, That the said aiu,iniltx give notice TO all
persons iutcrest.d by causug copy OF this order 10
b. published three weeks successYely In the oxford
Democrat, printed at Paris, IN said County, that
they may appear at Probate Court to DC htid vi
I'sris on the third TUESDAY Of July next, at ton
O'Clock ia the forenoon aud shew cause, II any they
have. why the same should not be a!Oaed
A. II WALKER, Judge.
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Farm for Sale.

IN Wood stock containing one hundred acres of
1 land-25 acres OF wOOdland.-lt cuts - tons Of
hay and T. under good cultivation.
Also Farming Tools, and two horses one
COW, II yearlings one wagon, and one sleigh.
Apply 10 MOSES SWAN.
Woodstock, June 81, 1853 Il
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A true copy attest: J. :. HONS, Regi.ieI

OXFORD, ss:-At Coart OF Probate held at Pari
within asd for the County OF oxford, on he third
tuesday OF June. 4. u. ls'iQ,
StEWALL II WEBER, named Executors In 4
> certain Instrument purporing ia be the last
VIII aud Testament OF Henry X. Webber late OF
Par. In said County, having presented the
same Tor Probate; ,
Ordered, that The said Executor give notice to all
psrsons interested by causinga copy OF this order 10
be- publishsd thrre weeks successiyey In the OK
ford Democrat, printed ut Paris in said County that
they may appear nj Probate Court to be held NJ
pari., on the third Tuesday of July next, NJ ten
O'Clock In the forenoon. aud shew cause, u any they
have x, the said Instrument should not be- proved,
approved, and allowed ~ the last VIII aat fiesta
ni, nj OF said deceased.
lJkER .Iulpp.
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~" y" w" 4. TT. " ALk BIZ, .Iud9t.
A trne copy-aiiest j. s Hobbs. lie gisicr.

OXFORD, - AT Court OF Probate held nj faris;
within and for the County OF Oxford. on the third
Tuesday of June, \. II. ls,9,
NCTAVIA WHITTIER. Administrative on the
estate of Josiah Whittier, iaIe OF Waterford,
la aid County dcce ased, having presented her nr't
account of administration OF the estate OF said de
erased for allowance: =,
ORDERED /, tina, the .sld Adm instrarix give no,let
TO all pcr,ous interested, b. causing copy OF THIS
ordc- 10 be- published three weeks excessively IN
tie oxford Democrat, printed at Paris, that thry
NAV appear at Probate Court to be held at Fare,
I'm .sid County, on the third Tue sday OF July next
AZ len O'Clock In the forenoon, and shrx can-e, Il
any they have why the same should moi d. allowed
a. II. " ALhER Judge.
So. .on,,ves,. 4 HONS Rrll.lcr
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New Advertisements.
Circulating Library,

WHERE can nc found good selection OF the
w hest Authors Terms reasonable.
Open TUESDAY. TIL RSDAl and sATtR-
DAY AFTERNOONS.
r. 4. EASTMAN
Paris I'M Junc 81 ISn
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OxroRD IS AT "A Court OF Probate, held ~ Paris
within aud for the County OF Oxford, on the thrd
TUESDAY OF June, 4. ID ls"9,
NyOAH PRINCE. Administrator on the e.tate OF
~ Ali. Thayer. late OF Paris, In said County,
dec. ing presented his hr,t aud final account
q, ndmini.,rattn of the e.ae of 6aId deceased for
allowance:
Ordered that the said Administrator give notice
10 all p.Json, interested, by causing copy OF THIS
order 10 he published ihrer weeks saoe. ssiveB IN
,hr Oxford Democrat, printed at Paris, In SAID
County, that they may appear al Probate court
10 be held at Paris. the third Tuesday OF July
next at 10 O'Clock In the forenoon, aud s'e~ cause
Il any they have why The same should no. oe
allowed.
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June -, 1859

TIME subscriber hereby gives public notice that
i she has been duly appointed by The Honora-
ble Judge Of Probate, for the County of OSiou,
and assumed the trust OF ADMINISTRATIVE of the
ast tat of
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SUSAN H.DARRINGToN, late of Peru,
June Is, 1863

THE subscribers hereby gives public notice that
they have been duly appointed by the Honorable
Judge of Probate, for the County OF OXFORD, anu
assumed the trust of Executor of the last will and
Testament of
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THE snhseriber hereby gives public notiee thal

THE subscriber hereby gives public notice that
he has been duly appointed by the Honorable
Judge of Probate for the County of Oxford, and
assumed the trust of Administrator OF the estate
of
SUSAN II. DARLINGTON, late OF Peru, +
in said County, deceased, By giving bond as the
law directs he therefore requests an persons VINO
are indebted TO the estate of said deceased To
make immediate payment, and those who have
demands thereon to exhibit the same TO
ISAAC RANDALL.
Imne Is. ISG.
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AARON LUFKIN, late OF Mexico,

in said County, deceased, by giving bond as
the law directs she therefore requests all persons
who are indebted to the estate OF said deceasedto
make immediate payment; aud those who have
any demands thereon 10 exhibit the same to
June Is, 1852. - LtCt btfhlN
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TIMOTHY J. CHAPMAN, late OF BE

TIMOTHY j. CHAPMAN, late OF Bethel,
in said County, deceased, by giving bond as the
law directs thew therefore request allpersons who
are indebted to the estate of said deceased to make
payment and those who have any de
mands thereon, TO exhibit the same 10 - q
GILBERT CHAPMAS,
tat.s.#sa ROBERT A. CHAPMAN.
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FORD ~ At IA Court OF Probate held At Paris
Within and tor the County of Oxford, on the thri
Tuesday OF June. A. ID. lsd9,
VNLiAS NJ CARTER, Administrator on the es-
i tat. nf Casper l.. Russell. late Of Bethel, In
said Couniy deceased, having presented hi. it't
account OF administration OF the estate OF said Dc
ceased Tor allowance;
Ordered That the said administrator give notice TO
all persons Interested by causing copy OF this
order be- Published three weeks sdccessNey IN the
oxford Democrat, printed 1t Ia Is, IN said County,
tnat they mas appear ut Probate Court to bt he'd
Al Pari. 10 sad County, on thu third Tuesday oil
July nr>t at ten O'Clock in the forenoon, and snow
cause II any they have why the same should not De
allowed.
A. II. WALKER. Judge.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1869-04-02
Domestic AGaIrsl

Gold closed yesterday at 1914,
TIE Hudson River and Central Railraad
trains are again in running order.
Throughout Wisconsin and Minnesota q
heavy snow storm prevailed yesterday.
An underground retreat, where thieves hid
stolen goods. has been discovered in Baltimore.
"A young man was killed at Huntingdon, on
"Wednesday, by being run over by the Western
express train.
BY boiler explosion, last Tuesday, near
Sauk Rapids, Mimi, seven men were injured,
of whom two will probably die.
Harrison Turner, a well-known citizen of
Baltimore, committed suicide yesterday, leaving
a wife and twelve children.
The Canadian book publishers want Parli a.
ment to allow them the privilege of printing
British copyright works on the payment of 125
per cent. to the authors,
-Twenty-one thousand five hundred and
forty emigrants have arrived at New York city
since the 1st OF January, against twenty one
thousand and eighty nine to the same period
last wear
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1869-04-02
CITY COUNCILS.

The regular stated meeting of both branches
OF Councils was held yesterday afternoon.
SELECT CoUNoL-Presldent Stokley in the
chair. Several petitions were received and
appropriately referred.
Mr.. Shallcross, from the Committee on City
Property, reported q resolution 1nstructlng
the CITY Controller to countersign warrants
for the payment of furniture purchased for
Independence Hall, and for the construction
of q culVert on Walnut street, between Elgh-
teenth and Nineteenth. Passed.
Also, an ordinance approprlatlng $ioOO for
the erection of a one-story building on lot
held by the City, between TWenty-second
street and Corinthian avenue ana BroWn
and Parrish, and surrounding IL with renee
Recommitted.
reported favorably upon the request or the
Board of Controllers for the purchase OF q lot
on Highland avenue, Chestnut Hill for school
purposes. The lot is $50 by 200 feet. resolu-
tion authorizing the City solicitor to examine
the title OF the property was passed.
Mr.. FranciscuS from the Committee on Rail-
roads, repori ed that the committee had care
fully considered the petitions for the removal
of the railroad tracks on bfot td street, from
willow 10 Prime, and as preliminary meas
ure, submitted resolution 10 Jne following
effe l.: - -
That the superintendent osthe City Railroads
he authorized to remove all turnouts from
railroad track on Broad street, from willow
of July, 1869, and that he notify all persons
owning such turnouts that such removal VIII
fnrther report was made by the commit
tee relatlve tn the opening OF South Fifteen
stI eet The committee say that lhey nave
had con fersnces with the officers of the Balti
more, Wilmington and Phi adelphia com
nonv whose property extends across hteenth
n eet 10 tOW Was in9ton aYelue, an WIN
the petitioners who ask the opening Of the
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1869-04-02
THE CIVIL TENURE.
How Cunningly the New Bill was
Framed.

There are nunberless rumors ahoat tonight
regarding the Presidents intentions relative 10
the Civil-terure bill, which passed Congress
Yesterday and was delivered to him to-day, bat
none of them have any foundation ln fact, as he
has, as usual, kept his own counsel. 1t is Ger
tam, however, that when he lays the matter
before the Cabinet tomorrow, every member
thereof will express q disapproval of the bill,
If they do not advise him to veto l..
Many Senators and members OF the House who
voted for if expressed establishment to-day at
finding that, while at first it appeared to be
clumsily drawn, it is in reality one of the
shrewcest pieces of legislation enacted for
many years, and in effect re-enacts the old law.
acknowledge themselves badly sold. They
now see that inasmuch as the first section, re-
tanned from the old law, prohibits removals
without the consent OF the Senate, that body
can, as l stated last night, by authority
of subsequent sections, sections, retain any one
by rejecting new Nominations. The
only substantial change from the old law is In
the fact that the new bill entities the Presidents
nominees to enter at once upon their duties, and
on their cases. Under the old law the nominees
could not enter upoE the duties Of the office or
draw pay until the Senate had passed upon their
case. This brief explanation OF the real purport
of the new bill will suffice to give you some idea
OF the Ievulson OF feeling regarding 1t among the
Fepeaers, who voted for it under the impression
that removal under its provisions was final.
IT must be remembered in this connection that
the President cannot suspend an officer more
than once on the same charges, and conse-
quently If the first suspension is not sustained
by the Senate he Is powerless TO act until he
finds new charges In view of this condition of
affairs il is not to be wondered that the excite
ment over the matter in political circles is very
great to night. There are those who confidently
expect a veto.-PreSs Washington correspond
ence OF yesterday.
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NEWS SUMMARY.
CITY Affairs

christopher Both, 40 years of AGE, residing
ID Uamden, loot cut of while engaged in q So
John Foster, aged 81 years, residing AT No.
ii3 utter street, while engaged on board the
Tigalerbrookiyn, was injured about the head.
"A horse driven by G. w. King ran away at
twenty second and Green streets yesterday
aiterI Don. Mr.. King wTs thrown from the
carriage and severely injured. He was re.
moved to his house at No. 223J Green street.
susan Guthrie, aged four years, was run
over last evening by car on the Lombard AMI
South Streets Railway, on South street, near
Twenty-ffth. She was taken to her home at
No. 2052 South street.
"A young man named Jacob Dochleman was
killed yesterday afternoon in the yard OF the
car shop OF the Pennsylvania Railroad, IN West
Philadelphia. The deceased resided at No. 23l5
Shines street.
The following amount of grain was mea.
sured in the city and port OF Philadelphia for
the quarter ending March 3l:-Corn, 3OS, ,826
bushels; wheat. 16S, ,2698; oats, 169,2Ol; rye,
l29, 40; barley, 63 992@; malt, 1904; seeds,
9ss; sundres, 62, 1861. Total. 959, ,6O7 bushels.
-ThiTty-siS fine houses are low being erected
on the ground occupied during the war by
Camp Cadwaader. They have 20 feet fronts
root, AID Will be finished IN about four months.
Several of the city rail way companies run their
cars ia close proximity to the new buildings
The Building Inspectors at the request of
one Of the fchool directors of the Twentieth
section, made thorough examination of the
school house at Twenty,second and Bro Wn
streets recently and reported that the east and
west partitions bad settled in consequence of
the shrinking of the lumber, and recommended
that an iron column be placed under each par
tiion in each story Of the building.
Last evening Adelphi Lodge, |. o. o. F.,
assembled at the hall of the YouLg M@nnerchor
Society, Cherry street. above Fifth, and about
o'clock were presented by their lady friends
with a most beautiful silk flag, made for the
lodge for use on the 26th of April, at the great
parade. The presentation was made on part of
the fair donors by P. g. Sire James B. Nichol-
son, and replied to on part of the lodge by P. q.
M. John W. Stokes.
The twenty first anniversary of the Rosne
Association was celebrated yesterday afternoon,
at the hall, corner of Ninth and Spring Garden
streets. Mrs. Harriet $. French presided. The
annual report was read by the Secretary, Mrs.
G. M, Jones. At the present time there are II
inmates in the Asylum at Rising Sun. The
health of The institution has been good, no
deaths having occurred during the past three
years. The bequest of Isaac Barton, of $4,000,
was acknowledged. The property at Rising Sun
has been purchased for the accomm odation of
perso coming under the care of the Managers,
at the cost of $500 The treasurer reported
subscriptions to the amount of $1,000.