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NOTICE TO FAMILIES.-I am receIv-
~ ing daily fresh from the minG Mst s @"l for
cor KING. :" ironing, &C., ever used. Also, No. ~,
adis for yerS s cheap p'oTff
N N'IfI' I,TMp and HAIL COAl. at company
prjces; ANTHKAClTE, egg and stove SmeS'
ENGINE and SMITHS coal OF gm aI% ie nm
OAK and PINE woo HlNc ih' - ~'
ceG cns Ninth In 1 and Cary streets and at Peters
burg depot. IT COTTRFLL.
IL IL IL. IL "
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TOILET ARTICLES.

TLITTERING TEETH.-NOt only does
SE SOZUD0ST impart the Wilderness or the
purest porcelain to the teeth, but Its pobsn, 100.
they elistcu after being brushed with II IKE the
inner surface of an ocean-sheii ana tue ehess y.
This peerless dcutriice Is to render The epan'el sS
ina d and indestructibe as adamant.
Save and mend the picces-use 'ofALDINSu o
GLUE" au 1--eouI" -
Use DUPUY'S HELIOTROPE POW
u DER for the toilet and nursery. Ii IL con-
posed of pure starch finely powdered and DELI
sately pcrfnmed with heiiotrope. Contains no
deIIcat skin. Price, CSC. For sale only by
POWHATAN Il. DUPUY, Apot6ecsry,
ty2 427 Broad street
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NEOUNTA1N-TOP HOUSE.-This we'll
wi known place of summer resort, situated In
Rockfish Gap, on the Blue Ridge mountain. and
within one mile Of Alton depot, on the Chesa-
peake and Chic railroad, having been newly re-
lifted with entirely new and elegant furniture, Is
nov open for the reception OF visitors.
The air at M0UnTAlS-ToPf is always remark
ably cool with fine freestone and chalybcate
water, and magnificent view.
The undersigned having leased the above pro
perry, will spare no pains to make their sueSls
comfor table.
Guests will be conveyed to and from the depot
free of charge. Address se
Alton depot,
te 2A--em Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad.
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AEETROPOLlTAN WORKS, =
CORNER SEVENTH AND CANAL STREETS

STATIONARY and PORTABLE ENGINES
and ahW-MILLS; y. se,s
BARK, GRisT, and PLASTER MILLS 40,
BOILERS, FORGINGS. CASTINGS 81 ihvS
or BRASS; MILL GEARING, &c.
always on hand. r3s3EsH .83..i
Old engines, &C., repaired and sold on commits
sion or exchanged for new. AL otusr repA''
promptly and satisfactorily doaes
Send for descriptive circulars. =,
da2S WILLIAM ". TANNER . GU.
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CUMBERLAND COAL.-Just received
" a cargp freshly mined "GEOkGE'S CREt,h
CUMBERLAND COAL" said to be the best ~
use for steam and smith purposes. Also, LUMp
ANTHRACITE for foundrics. Ecu, SaOVr -
S. 2. LATllkOP,
ms Seventeenth street atdraW-orldGe.
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wseesB AND COAL.

IAN NOW READY TO SUPPL1 HE
very best LUMP, HAIL; and d, AN d =;
CL,VEk HILL and WIHTERPOCh .CS 0niirRp Az
no ynry lowest market rates. Also, ANILikA,
t TTr TGfs EmSL of every kind and SOFT COKE
always on hand. large supply OF te very nf nJ
Tnca,yed Vow Is the time to get your fuel tor the
winter. .. o a. n.ct.t landinp
IN MW&S0m
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HOOKS AND STATIONERY.

U'IiE BEST PLACE TO HAVE BLANK
Il BOOKS nade to ordcr1s st kEINISGfHAM'S
BOOK BlSDERY, corner of Broad and Ninth
tests.
RULING and BINDING Of any description at
short notice. .-- jrl
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VACCINE MATERIAL persons wish
v ing supply Of the PUREST VACCINE
yIRiiS win be furnished without charge upon ap-
plicaton to me at my Office, No. 2sle Broad street,
corner Twenty-third, until 10 O'Clock a. M, aud
between 8 and 8 Z. III.
Vaccine Agent for the State OF Virginia.
au l-eod1m
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NOR RENT. A NEAT BRlCh an
II Unwilling containing six rooms gas, sa1
.nd ,ithcn Containing two rooms, all In good re-
pair, On Clay street bet Tecn ADAMS ana 10 BrooA
"nrh ,o o,v ~ pA' No. 800 Clay street.
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CLASSICAL AND
ENGLISH SCHOOL FOR BOIS.-Sess1on
begins OCTOBER 1ST and ends JULY lST.
Number OF pupils limited to twenty The princfi-
pal Is a graduate of the University OF virginia
and has had fifteen years experience as teacher in
the best schools of the state Olden-place, inc
residence of Dr.. II. c. Worsham, Is situated IN
lion. Students viii come by the Seuthsidc rail-
road. and find at Wilson'S depot conveyance to
Olden- Place, by addressing DR.. Worsham, oriiiea
TERMS: For board aud tuition, including every
thing, 5000; onc-half payable October ISL LIE
'''''' e'' "'' JAMES q. BAKER, Principal
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VOR RENT, that desirable RESI- GA
L DENCE Seventh street north Of LelGn nj IN NV
lately occupied by James Mler and COM
foptahlc residence. II offers good advantages TO
INV ore wishing such house. Possession . gwen
NJ ohIe All"' " 3Os Leigh street.
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MACHINERY, sc.
MACHINE HOP.
sLOAT & ADDINGTOH,
MACHISlSTS ,,.
WOuKs AND OFFICE: 1t2? AND tEi tAHi
sTEKET BETWEEN FOURTEENTH AND
FIFTEENTH STREETa
RIcHMOS Wiz CHINA

pAiHINC; STEAM-ENGINES aud BOILERS IN
city and country: TOBACCO WORK Of al
kinds made and repaired TOBACCO FLAT,
TEEING-MILLS made and repaired Ia JOHN
HANCOCK'S SUPERIOR MANNER; PL At
FORM and all other kinds OF SCALES REPAIR.
ED aud ADJUSTED. AGENTS for the sale OF
JUDSON'S PATENT STEAM-EN&ISE Co
VERNON. SELDEN,S PATENT STEAM-EN-
CINE PACKING, Utica Company's STEAM
one YEAR and we sell them =. low prisss We Keep
all kinds OF BRASS WORK OF SUPERIOR
MAKE for STEAM-ESGtSES such rs gauge,
SHAFTING;, sELF-FEEDERS, STEAM-yHllS
tiles. WATER-GAUGES, GL06E-NALtEo'
BOtLER-FLUE CLEANERS, aud = general Ss-
sortmcnt OF such articles as arc used by All run
ming steam zines and saw. mills.
SLQAT & ADDINGTOS,
tels l&32 and 1874 Gary street.
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GLOVER HILL COAL.-I am now pre-
pared To furnish all grades of CLOVER HILL
COZ !. at tn. following reduced prices:
LUMP, S5.Ij per load delivered; HAIL, %;
HARD, for either CRATES or cooking stoves, ~.
Also. A&TH2hClrt COAL Of best quality
SOFT CNhf for cooking purposes; OAK and
| ~ j. WOOD. G. Is. LIrSGOMB,
IL ona,n S,.rcnih and Byrd streets.
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NOCANAQUA COAL COMPANY.

Having ,ccr made AGENT for the ahove-namrd
company fnr I'll the state south of Alexandra.
am prepared To furnish this COAL by the cargo
on more t:,vnrdhiy terms than can ne had III tnlia
,iclphin The Goals OF these mlues are classcd
AMONGST the best in Pennsylvania. VIII also
supply families in small quantities.
ar1i IONS i,tTlHt;E;S GREEK CUMBERLAND
Cf,aI for sale. WRIT ROBERTS,
!, IA rorncr Seventeenth and Dock streets.
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BELLEVUE, July Is, 1870.

BELLEVUE, Jnly l6, 1870.
Mr.. JAMES +. BAKER was cmplovcd for thtf e
vars "a teacher i'm Bellevue high School. IL
aaTnrJs ne much Measure 10 bear emphatic trstl-
mony to his merits as gentleman AMI tcache eI
AS n teacher he Is competent aud ialthiu, Mn!ie
his amiable and courteous department. HIS "on Ava
him the respect OF AL. l,o,,p,, D-;,o,n,,.
J., 10 a,rc,,, Associate principal.
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GREAT REDUCTION IN THE PRICE
VI OF BOARD AT THE

VI OF BOARD At THE
SW EFT SPRINGS,
MONROE COUNTY. WEST VIRGINIA.
THIS delightful WATERING RESORT, favora-
bly, known as the "Ol.D SWEET and famous
for the wonderful medicinal properties OF It's wa
tiers and fashionable patrons, Will open for tho
Geason on JUNE 18th,
The location, 900 feet above the sea level, with
cool mountain air and most magnificent scenery,
together with two extensive baths, supplied
with mineral water from springs that rise in the
baths at temperature Of - degrees, renders the
"Old Sweet - the most attractive resort in the
United States Hotels, cottages, and ballroom
iliumna by gas.
A suitable livery in connection with the Springs.
Telegraph communication TO every part OF the
world. Board $2. so per day: $50 per month.
JOHN Il. WILSON,
Ia Manager,
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SUMMER RESORTS.

GREENWOOD DEPOT,
ALBEMARLE COUNTY, VA.
Is open Cor visitors. Fol-, h:athfulncss, good
living &C., it is unsurpassed In the mountains.
Children under twelve years and servants, half
price. Deductions for parties spending the sum
inrr Tie 6-3n1 A. X. IASCE9, JR.
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By Grubbs & Williams,

Auctiopeers and Real Estate q genus
u,oro,th between Main and Bank streets.
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FOR NEW YORK. fGaA
OLD DOMINION STEAMSHIP $3.50

OLD DOMINION STEAMSHIP $3.50
COMPANY.
The splendid new side-wheel steamships ISAAC
BELI, SARATOGA, NIAGARA, Abe.
MARLE, and lIATTERAS, leave New York for
DAY, THURSDAY, and SATURDAY at O'Clock
=. NJ Leave Richmond every TUESDAY, FRI
DAY and SUNDAY, ut high tide.
These ships arc entirely new. They have eicgan!
saloons and staterooms. The fare. accommodaa
lions, and attention, are unsurpassed.
Close connections made with steamers for all
southern and European ports.
insurance effected, when ordered, AT A QUAR-
TER OF ONE PEP CENT, at the Office, Of this
For further information apply to
JOHN w. WYATT. Agent.
nv % No. Governor street.
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Since this announcement have m1de arrange
,ronts TO aid in the management or the warm
Snrinps this season. My connection with and
management of the Healing SPRINGS for three sue
friends of a cordial and hospitable welcome, The
public generally are requested to try once more
| This ravorite cid place.
| in Pm JOES Il. EDbSNh.
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EnrCATIOyAL.

yTMINGLADIES' ACADEMY OF THE
- VIsITsTJON MONTE MARIA,
4, W Twenty bird streets,
RICHMOND VA.
Tho du les Of this Institution VIII ne resumed on
tho FIRST MONDAY IN SEPTEMBER. For
t n,o ssf9ffERYoREs Of the Academy. q.
EpOdtFebl
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r0R RENT.

TOR RENT, BRICK DWELLING Ga
J on Broad stree. opposite African chtrch LaSI
containing eleven rooms: besides kiacnch' ia"u-
dry and servants looms, water ana gas. .,
fyppcr part of HOUSE on Franklin street I.lrec
doors above Locust alley, containing seven rooms
with cellar and kitchen IN inc yaru t.o. ono door
above Franklin, containing eleven rooms ana AM,
kitchen in the va I'd. Possession immedia'eiy' anu
Eeh's ~" w s'' ALLISON 4 ADDISON,
-, -, 1920 Cary street.
, 1870-07-01
FIRE-WATER BURNED,
Great Destruction of Highwines-..-
Haas & Powell's Distillery, at
Lyons, Destroyed.
Total Loss About SI7J.OOO-Tu.
surnnce, s132 900.

4 destructive con1agration occurred in tho
town Of Lyons yesterday, Involving loss Of ncar-
" E15,000. Haas i Powelrs stocE sheds, stable,
tIst!Ile1y. md bonded warehouse were destroyed.
Shortly after IL O'Clock, the grass on the prairie
surrounding the buildings took Ire, from some
Unknown cause, and ignIted the stock sheds TIE
workmcu al once eudcayorcd to stay the
nrogrrss Of The tlre, 1y throwing manure OH the
Turning g7ass, water In sufficient quantity NOT
beng 0bta,nable- Their efforts we're futile, how
ever, and as the wind changed to the south, ali
The adjacent property was In danger. The men
then TUNED their attention to removing the bar
re1s OF hiehwIncs In the banded warehouse, there
icing ere0i on hand. During the time expended
in ROLLING barrels out on the prairie Sufficient
distance AWAY TO nr0td them being set on Dire, tho
aSe9ls competeiy enSeioped. and the stablc, about
eighty feet away, was IN danger. The latter
taneht IRE IN short tune, as did the distlE,ery
aeat the ueh were Obliged to stop rolling thu ba.-
aeis OUT. aud over So were LETT IN the buillng.
The beer @ and ale % %6rS"csJ also go bsonzing a 70
1Iom she burning buildings, was threatened with
destruction, out the wOrkmcn saved It The
'E,dge across the De:riaines River. caught fire
lion OF It tf4t 1t escaped.
All the buildings fIFst mentioned with their con-
rents, were destroyed.
The stuck Sheds, which were capable Of accnsn-
ino.1atiug between tlre anil six hundred heail Of
.atrle- were worth about $500. There WAS no
inhurance on them
The stable was worth about 5000, and Its cog
tents S1sU: no insurance. .... .....
The dtstlllery was large thTee-story frame
i.ui.Iing It contained about <95 900 worth Of ms
chinery, all CT which Was rendered valucless The
building was worth nbont *io,0'0, and wes IN
knted Tor xs 300 The machinery was insured for
t,ne or the other: Commercial, FLrctnen's, State
Fire, State Fire. Of Cleveland, Statc. Teutonla, uf
Cleveland, Aurura, German Of Cleveland, lum-
hcI7nanB,
The bonded warehouse Was long one-story
frame building, worth 3,Ge0. It was not insured.
The lghwines destroyed were worth ahoct
$4,000, aud Insured for sl17. 600 in the follow
, 1870-07-01


The Waushasa t,Fjs) drgus reports that Prof.
Hoses Gum, Of Rush Medical CJtege, Chicago,
recently removed ttbroll tum0r from tue throat
Of Mr. $. 4. Hubbard, OF Hancock, which mel ,ur.
:a inches in thlcInesz rails epera.on "a % has rerv aa
much Improved tho health and speecA Of Mr. Hui.
Lard, and the Prospect IL that he will entirely re-
cover hts speech.
ALThe National Methodist camp mcetIog, to be
fleld at Desplaines, near Chicago, on the 9TH Of
August next, will be great OCCASION. More tnan
sa.0oo have already been cxpealed III Improve
vancing. A great tent viii be upon the gronnl
that will hold 1000 people The people will come
from MI sections to participate In the services.
tIon were filed yesterday with the Secretary of
:state, ut Springfield The land, which comprises
eighty acres Is located at the corner Of Mason and
T. Bowen, Charles G. Wicker, g. s. Hubbard,
Hugh Mailer, Leonard swets, u. Jennings, r. A.
,-Ex-senutor Dooli.tle, OF Wisconsin, of the
nEm Of Doollttle Norton, ot this city, Was teie-
:,ruChed for yesterday by Vanderbilt, to 70 to New
York to appear II hls nehat. IN the case Of jim
maR."
-MessrF. Fox 1 Howard who hare been tlredg-
that Lake Michigan this year, is from IS inches to
two feet higher than # has been for humber OF
ears, and mat very little dredging Is required to
"A 1un Of ninety-nvc miles was mcae on the
Fort Wafnc 4 Chicago Koad last Tuesday In one
hundred and nyc minutes.
the Board of Public Works, yesterday award
ell the contract for grading MlcLigau avenue, from
Twenty'second 10 Twenty ninth street, to Nelson
6 Peterson.
=, -Gha1les Sherman bad his pocket picked Of SIS
ln Greenbacks and three notes for {e3 each, near
the Gafena freight depot, yesterday.
"A boy was drowned IN the North Branch, near
JC fOf 1aIa+1S
, 1870-07-01
ANNIVERSARY,

The anniversary Exercises OF the senior clas; o,
Dearborn Seminary took place last evenin, at the
chapel OF the FIST Presbyterian Church On Con.
sess street. II Is needless to sag that the anu.
tnce present on tie occasion was q very brilliant
one; that the young laly graduates preseuted d
most charming group; traT bouquets were lying ID
Na1t lot them on every sent, ready to descend
upon their heads at the proper moment OF cnthu-
s1as1n, and mat everything passed Oh to the en-
LIE satisfaction Of everybody
uoWn With perfect assurance OF their truthfulness
uelorenand, 1or the Dearborn anniversary eXet-
cfscs are always attended with the most agreeable
results. On this occasion they were attended with
dtcadfQ! shower Of rain, which failed, however,
70 diminish the number OF Spectators The chapel
bcr OF people were grateful to obtain glimpse OF
the inferior from the outer halls.
The following are the names OF the graduating
class: Misses Eva A. Badger, Mary r Borden,
MARIA !. Dlmon, Ida II. Drake, Emma I. Foote,
james, Emma ". LYMAN, Julia 4. Maniiey, Carrie
i. Mitlan- Annie J. Morton, Ellen L Murray, Hat
tic 4 Fierce, Sarah Rogers. Lottfe T. Sharp, En-
IND z Swazey, Lizzy r. Van Epps.
They were aITayel in all the g1ory Of white,
ing, indeed.
The proceedings were opened With prayer by
NE. j. Grover, the Principal Of the Seminary. The
exercises then commenced and proceeded, with
pleasant Intervals II music by band stationed In
the gallery, to the valedictory They consisted Of
CD by the young ladies' IN q variety OF Ways
humorous sentimental, sarcastfcal, critical, aud
Foctlcal Without specifying any particular eHor:,
II may lie said tia. they we're each mud all highly
nlshed productions and very credtable 10 the fair
Atthe close OF the exercises banquet was given
a The hall below 1he chapel with which tie pro
'eeslinGs came to i happy Termination
, 1870-07-01

The commencement exercises In connection
with Prot. Dyhrcnfurti's Classical College aud
Young latltes' Seminary. were cohcludeft 1t the
College H1il, Nos. 1lG ard lis Randolph street, on
last evening. The day WAS consumed In the ex-
:uinaton ri classes before the parents Of the stu
ugnts. 1t IS almost needless to say that Prof. Dy
lenf11th's pupils acquitted themselves, IS his
lsuI,s always llo, with credit to themselves and
thciI preccptor In the evening, spite OF the suaty
weather, College Hall was 1lled to overnowin|.
The e1ercises were opened With a cantate,
iy Zumsterg, entitled 'sPra:se TO the
Lord" and was 1endsrsa y The stu;
hy humorous German defamation, entitled
.sThc Family Breakfast which Master Adam
Hennisch 'dished up In style that called for
relay. The third class in German WIS then eI-
amined by Professor SehutL after which Miss
Virginia Crunt, matchlcss little oratress, de-
Iyeled a German poeIn entitled "ChrtstMaS
Feast Of the Deau." After the examination Of the
ursr class III arithmetic, another caut1te was
sung by the students, wnen Master James H1ryev
reed humorous essay Oh Chicago in 4. D.
5000" A ductto aud cantante, by Mendelssohn,
entitled II Waited for the Lord" sung by the
students, assisted by several 1ne maie voices Was
superbly rendered, md received the highest praise
from the audience. "a Tropical Love Tale" /"
by Prof. 2. {. DFhrenfurth, was declaimed with
great gusto By Master Fred Edler- Bnt the gem
II the evening was the recital OF THE Pfssuncr
OF ChIIlon, by Miss Emily Buckley. The young
lady, as VIC have had occasion TO remark hereto
fore, Is endowed With remarkable dramatic talent,
and, on last evening, she fairly cscelled herself:
At the CONCLUSION Gf the exercises, number Of
valuable prizes were distributed for scholarship
and good behavior.
, 1870-07-01

IS, Svcf1 TO Ercnt.
II. Swell 10 pedals.
II. Great 10 pedals.
IL. Bellows Alntm.

i + s,;s1I s,:s1' to 70 s. srsst Il,
II. GTent 10 pedals.
II. Bellows nlntn. ---..-...
sevea eoinpesitiea kaobs e Mefk ss sre.. organ
tter* and pedals. Three composition knobs 70 work
shs sEs esdsi tss tsssas sst!n5 ts who!e organ.
n.son,l stops sssentis b9Tos sPR9ratas dSnhle sd.
double acting pucumat'c kpobs, aoH6e pcal;
IT, George wv ". Mofgan, the eminent organlst, Of
New York, did the honors at the instrument We
have previously written Of bis peculiar abilities
as an organist, and need not heie say more than
that he has no superior In tE United States IN his
profession He plaTc:+.. fngue and chorus from
that it tR 10 1rionotonous for the organ, and
-:csvuld never be attempted as an exhibition piece
on that instrument. though giving fine oppottun!-
ties for pedal display. The overture from the
Poet aud Peasant" was one Of the most DELI
4lStened, md the organlst'a oWn improvisation
~ NATIONAL airs was well receiyed as
e says ta70 ,s,'e e. MsEsh Ms4. by
Mcnde1ssohn's Midsummer Nights Dream, with
out Initiating II, s1d Was played excellently. The
organ entertainment YVES fnteFSpeFBeA with songs
ly Nj. 7 Goodwille, Mis- F. 4 Thomas, and NJ.
Messra J. Harrison and ". Van Doehn-
Another concert will be given this evening, with
new programme. The organ will be in better
lure to William Tell, which is his favorlse>
ANNOUNCEMENTS.
The bills at the theatres still remain unchanged.
,nd the audiences also- II Is too much to ask suf
fer1ng humanity to be amused In such weather as
this. At McElckef's Mcvickcr still continues to
rnke very sIIm chances. AT the Dearborn the
= The Lancers," and at the Opera House, a The
Green HuuksInANh
, 1870-07-01


mon ena-ansL man was no better for the
eifeamMance OF his birth Thoughts and sections,
~. F9eI nas;an paced men in TIC front rank;
penn1 @ sd aa asa e.
IVelea.
co1ss Mlss E1a ,,s a: Moodbay, II EngleMood a- ms
ESSAY vas eeIaot ~; ~ ,nh,esi ht tna read.
i,r xas Ion eGoi ANY anI p,fiees IN he IN ynnnui
Win the WeatSer @ "4'o epn''4e'' ~ ~ 'e4,f>'''
AIter a ahT,r, inter1nfsston In the exercIees the
andIencc VIA f1rorcd viii an improriaed pisno
soio. hy Mis- Milic-. OF Chicaco. II was 4 i1ne
performance
Eunor 7. webb, Of Blue Island, was. every way
considered, splendid effort Graduate web5
dowed with ra1e mental faculties and eIocntionary
powers that rank him natural orator. The voice
Is clear, Strong, and most agreeable and, With
is endowed, Mr.. Webb can carve for himself a
brilliant future. He was Overwhelming by 1Dou
quoted = !" after after his s1o!t,
by Miss Elizabeth N. Wilson, was q 'c1asstca,
essay, well dlgested In It's matter, The theme
and Ras has
Miss Wilson has fine ynice and The general in.
preston she created vas very natterins. The effort
not generally sought after by Young lalIts be-
cause the reading giurolrcs tho1oIgh appiIcattou-
In fact "ork
After some excellent 1nusfc by the ora,luatns
Miss Elizabeth s. Burns. Of ChIcaro. j;sennrs4, ~
the aIpncr and Outer Life = III was a cnrefni
esssv beautifully written yell ranI onS ,rait
Wprihy the attention bestowed unon Il hv the ~" n.
tercsled audience. 1 ~ ~ SA'0 's'~
was q drcamy poetical Int welt rJ,Isett cfros,on
read by Miss ':Sarah RyTne cf EnriewnnS
cutne,st far Toman's snffraya ga h"Nasanai AZ
Eandp1chei hetween the r5sa toarsS "-s !5
Wtth loud annianse frnm fhe hnst ~ tsi HIc ae et
nrrsent II Vas aisn on ant,ne,ssts .att euss
younr men WIN ta.n,yI .ensnt H. Taa s @ auu
crsnts cnHgH hsrriv 9on ~ taso,n ~ G nc. 'e11
Wonld rnsnnstf,,il1. o3etee a5Trs 1 y. ea, w
the nlatfofn,. ShS has ennn1h rcssrrad con,si - ~
sfocE half fozan nrsIinnrr Totnnn asatere W
An oratan anfttia., !. horoa.opi.tia, az Muuos r,
.,r1 Ia,;xrt 1 ta ~ t!aes " EauEa-
tron,, 1ras onn - s,s N ~. MAcoa9 u Eneie-
Il h.e institutn, Nv "oI1 a1i u paa.nasi neliL u
iWeen lie trincat,onsi ssta..,! spat,Sons De.
and Rome nojn;1n0 ont fhe tre,sna5sss
butbarism. When The Tnr,i' mnye ~ fhsn thon1 ="
sanJ fearE af,r1Wsrn emcrs1a,1 Tr,T TIC n1ht % ~
t1arSness t11ncafion waa tnfit ,,o NC N, sns 1 "
more phiius0nhjcai ana nractGcHf has,e an1 ,saa
tIke1Y to withstand fhe nns3anrI,ta ~ 1tma o.o
vided the Chicago papers ceassi thelr ntts:ks on
the Cook County Normal School nj, wilcox Is
deep thinker, anu although he Is rather nnfriend-
~ to the prcss We wish uiin al] the success which
Lis fine talents deserve.
TIE yhI.EDICTDRY
Miss Kate n. Pennoyes, Of Ley.leu, closedthe
literary exercises With the vatcd,ctory aud essay
entitled Act Well Thy PArt-- Miss Peunoyer ia
reader, nnd It was charm to listen to
her well written essay. " Act Wen Thy Partr was
lit admonttion TO present to her fellow graduates
after TWO years normal cotnpaulonshIp and In
str1lclun previous to entering unvu lft's battles
rs teachers Of tho young. We hope all will re-