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A S T H M A..

JONAS WHlTOOMB'S REMEDY
Prepared from q German recipe obtained by the late
Jonas Whitcomb in Europe 1t alleviated this disorder
in his when all other appliances of medical skill
had been abandoned by him In despair. case of
purely asthmatic character has it failed to give mme
date relief and it has effected many permanent cures
1t contains poisonous injurious properties what
ever; infant may take it with perfect safety.
Nothing uniformly successful"
Theodore MetcaH, Druggist Boston.
"Have derived great benefit from it."
G. F. Osborne Pres. Ncpt. ms Co., Boston.
Did me more good than any medicine I ever had"
". c. KeHar (Banain d Kelar) Cincinnati.
JOSEPH BURNETT & CO., Manufacturers and
Propretors No. 81 Central street. Boston, For sale by
Druggists everywhere.
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man in a state of h"t-brained nervousness
is burning up. He is like a candle in hot
notwithstanding off at one end and melt
.LLH ~ Lhs OJncI.
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ROOFING MATERIAL
PLASTIC SLATE ys
ROOFING MATERIAL
No LongeTan Experiment.
IT'S SUPERIORITY OVER ALL OTHER Roorire
FOR USE IN THIS CLIMATE HAS
BEEN DEMONSTRATED.

Its adaptation to every style OF rooHng-stsep AAs
its durability and shtnsss tho purity Of H.
water nniDg of it. It's small cost originally, and snan
cost Of repairing it when damaged at any te. IT, s
plcity of application. elasticity etc, all combined.
render IL the a. ssas
MOST DESIRABLE ROOFING KNOWN
tJ+i .t .tat
at the present day. ,ts
Made from slate, 1t becomes o sheet OF slate By H.
action of tho elements. 1t is thoroughly FIRE snA
WATER PROOF. Buildings merchandise protected
by this Roofing insured At the very lowest rats
For further particulars send for q circular
Office of the SOUTHERN PLASTIC SLATE ROOF.
ING COMPANY,
No. SO Magazine street, New Orleans.
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r ONDON AND LANCASHIRE FIRE INSURANCE
COMPANY
ENSURES against FIRE all descriptions of Property
At the lowest rates and the customary rebate allowed
Losses paid promptly in New Orleans without refer
ence to the parent Office.
r. G. MCSGROvE, Agent
ap24 I'm 81 Carondrlet street.
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BURNETT'S FLAVORlNG EXTRACTS.

The superiority Of these extracts consists in their
feet purity and great strength They are warranted
FREQ from tho poisonous oils and acids which enter into
the composition of many Of the hcttous fruit favors
now in the market. They not only true to sheir
names but prepared from fruits of the quality,
and highly concentrated that a comparatively
small quantity only need be used.
" Prominently superior."-PayEer Houss Boston
1.-THE best in the worid."-FSfth Avenue Hotel NJ T.
used exclusively for years"
Continental HOTEL Philadelphia
JOSEPH BURNETT & CO., Boston, Manufacturers
and Proprietors For sale by all Grocers and Drug
gists. apl7 OF cow
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Sheathing Board for Inside Walls,

:, ;l. -
Sheathing Board tor inside Walls,
TO BE USED INSTEAD OF pLAsrEs1Na.
We beg to call attention .h. mos. ds.r,s,. article.
m
'1 Communication nsa . Sas IS. i to .a4
COW. THOMSON.
ssoA..A1r AsD .--..
meet ' with prompt attention. S : '''- ~ Wa
AMERICAN and IRISH FELT FOB sALs
A''' ooA. TAR IN sAxzsIs'
We beg to refer to the following
CERTIFICATES
NEW ORLEANS. March S. 1870.
Nh. EDWARD THOMPSON:
laid by yon noary two yesrs sg0 At tho 0rieans RAJ
one o shs% to the sun Of the sont "a
tes sSos
hs Il The rss hssas
Dwelling cornell d ssa 4 osa :sss...
N,w m, - ,s,o7l
piasie S.ase oosng Gompany covered In,inS for me
with their nS0 and since shs1 have n. then 70
s, I'll sni.sa .ass ~
and s.Y IF and
from 1t is pure and SS eSaa K. COLLINS. Builder
NEW ORLEANS, January s. 1870
In pas s the s @
ns In s
dled and twonty sausros more. t.fs piessure IL
e shs ai q ~
in saying that II my opinion Plastic slate s De-.
az Id
would ALEC state presorvatiye Of wood 10 most
sas'''' 81 1sa,As.'e :. p.s'ss'eA a''.''
shs %Ss from s s hs s .
arsvet Major f;ep,r AL rI nMSa ~.
''''' "'''' cene-A' oA'''a s'1''' army
80, NEW onIKRss. Decspbsr ., 1889.
Platte STATE EoenS Copamy to cover Soap factory
sssns sSs. S
baa never leaked and the water fem Il Il most
nr'-pr''' TOOL Soap Factory It. TRird street.
Tho Southern Plastic State Roofing oempany covered
put more roofs On 81 anu '.A'' 'A'a nave
pleasure in stating that these two
adopt thn roonng SohN dENDERSON,
Liquor Merchans
icnoupitonias ana LanSette strees@
NEW ORLEANS, September 90 1868,
Eighteen months ago The Southern Plastic Sias RoeE
Sna Company put o roof my premises corner Peter
have aipce had two more mt ON fu, indorze fhs
above statemeut and eha not hesitate to ze Il WHOM
ever may need 1 strongly recon mend 10 70 an Who
may desire shs Gaeap r Insr ,rsroh.,.
NEW ourxsrs octobe- "a 1850
This certify that 1ns Southern Plastic Roof
OoPony covered the eievston erected BY me my
with Plastic Slate and tskc pleasure In stating
that the roofis perfectly tight and during the aevcre
many roofs In the city mine yss Shs
a good and durable roofing 2. n. HOELZBL. =.
OF Hoelzels Mills Tchoupitoulas street, near Deord-
Nrv oR,y.Ns Janunrv N 1s1o
10 So,tar,h.r 7e6a T So,t6rrr, bLass;c atrxs
p .hso ana .,,,es 49, 49,. ~
,r.bar rosy cnTsred hy them Thera roo. Nv, -.n
eod I'm every reanect and hen snr NOR
~ oo ths aone' ", thi9 cai,s q - Py
ao sne worR h r spis foene 70 my a'onoe
- s00- $500 NNA +, = RRiyH psy,p c~o,,.r,..
-, - - -. =
1y,vo,,,.,, v.,-,.--, ,o7o
t.,. ,...u,. g., l., Na..y ises r..
S.ke ILoasvl 80, ~ n 1aMHns ~. u
Ptasae SIa1 llocgng C9nPany pms rooi oe
~. - ..o ~ = -
70 Lne snet Lave stlsSo .a sa
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BURNErrs PREPARATIONS.
PREMATURE LOSS OF THE HAIR

PREMATURE LOSS OF THE HAIR,
Which is so common nowadays. may be entirely pre-.
vented by the of
sURNETT's ooooAME.
1t been in thousands cases where the hair
coming out in handsful and has never failed to
its decay and to promote healthy vigorous
growth It is at the time uprivalled dressing
for the hair single application viii render it soft
and glossy for several days.
Reliable and useful"
Janses Z. Euiots, Publisher. Boston,
Z" Far preferable to any similar preparation"
Frank Leslie (Leslie's I1d Aag.) N. r
" Has large sale-and superior merit"
4. B. Merriam Co.,, Cincinnati.
JOSEPH BURNETT & CO., Manufacturers and
Proprietors No Central street. Boston, For sale BY
Druggists everywhere.
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ROOFING FOR STEAMBOATS,

NEW ORLEANS January TO- 1870
Mr.. EDWARD THOMSON. Secretary southern Plastic
Slate Roofing Company: -
Dear SiI--We take pleasure in stating That having
covered of boats with your Plastic Slate We
found 1t Ia the purpose well and 80 much oet
ter any other material to thAt have
pince ,vered boats with it, and with the same
satisfactory results. Respectfully -
President Attskapas Nail Transportation Cempaays
Owners steamers Warren Babe Minnoy Avery.
Anna L.
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NEW ORLEASa September 0s 1859.
hereby certify that The SOlttheTs Plastic a6afc Roe
Company put roof my dwelling, ~ rohouptoulaS
street. February e. roof has proved perfectly
sound and good and cordially recommend t. and tally
-tt--1 20 ;'S tueIits. n CHARLES Ssweisz.
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MORNING CATHOLIC MESSENGER SUNDAY MAY Ia 1870
INSURANCE COMPANIES.
ANNUAL STATEMENT
.pf& OF THE
Hope Insurance Company .of New Orleans,
ONCE No. 2l.Camp street.

Hope Insurance Company of New Orleans
Onaoe. no. aicamp street.
the Hop. Insurance Company publish the following
Premiums received dur.
On A Fire RI s. is.0 sl7s'0i At
On On h ms,,ai si a:a. 6 sss IS =
Amount to credit Of re-
serve fund account. $4,000 90
so, ,9ol q
Losses paid during same period viz:
On Marins Risks. s.sss q
On River Risks 1a66 ~
Les; s Rebate: 9,,,se 3.
Return Premium. ,,7s. g
Rent, expenses less in. ~
and loss account. l7o,I4s
- H767 90
eIy7 1873 81
Reserved for risks not terminated. April 80,
, 1870 GENERALIZATION. ss7lss 81
Cash dividend Of twenty per cent declared ''''' "
this $4,000 90
sIa7, I33 81
Invested on first mortgage OF real estate in
Bills receivable =, short dates for premiums 1sss s.
Bank and other stock (actual value,. 39775 So
Due for premiums course Of coiieotion si.U7s e
Sash On nano- 1859" ~
Total assets. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 1917 1913 81
The above statement is Just and transcript
from the books of the Company
LOUIS BARRETT, Secretary. : : " . - A'''''eA'
t.'s' Parrish Of Orleans-City Of New Orleans
May, 1870. EDGAR GRTxA. Notary tar Pubic bic :"
At meeting of the Board Directors held this dsy
the following resolution unanimously adopted:
Resolved, That ':ash Dividend Of TWENTY per
cent free from tax, be hereby declared the Capital
Stock Of the Company ont OF the net earnngs of
year ending April 1870 payable and after the 10th
DIRECTORS:
John Adams, Il. Tete. &c Denis
T. N. Blake. p. Malochee, W. A. Gordon
y. A. Duoros, r. e. Bernard. by. Peychaud.
my6 I'm
SECURITY LIFE INSURANCE AND ANNUITY
COMPANY. OF NEW YORK
Number OF Policies issued from january, 1869, -'''
tOJanuaPy, 1870. 63ss, insuring. II 600 OOO
All policies ncontestable and FORGETTING without
restriction residence travel.
Issues Joint Policies, insuring two more persons
for the benefit of the survivor Charges rates
ON females. p. A. BARKER General Agent,
1872 Common street, New Orleans.
Competent solicitors literally dealt with. fe27 6m
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NEW ORLEANS. Septom Der a. 1899.
hereby certify that the Southes Ptdsto Slss ResF
Company put roof house corner polio ano Mel
ponene streets May fo65. Said roof has proved
trely satisfactory and in fact has exceeded ny eIEso
adapted this climates ressting the SUM- does not
many plastic roofing naterhls do but has be-
como one eheet perfectly water pTocf and
light, durable and reliabls rvcng. shall
not hesitae 10 preference any other and
cordially recommend to all desiring Cheap and at The
"A0'' Sn'' ""'-''' A. MAYNE, o. Bacchus street.
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PREMlUM AWARDED

At the Second Annual LasIsiana State Fair held in
January. ishs this RoefJg awarded the Blue Rib
bon and committees OF Str Builders appointed to
anime it's merits. repossn fhat In their opinion IL was
the Best they had aeen.
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NEW oaLrAHs, February I.

NEW ORLRAHs, Febguary I. 1870
take pleasure In stating that in March, 1852 TAS
Southern Plastic Slate Roofng OonPany pue roof on
building for The quality Of tins routing IL ssts
factory that have since and sha ontnue 70 TO
commend IL friends wish the utmost confidence.
D. J. WATSON, Architecs and Builter,
254 Csrondelet street,
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NEW ORLEANS, January 10. ISL

NEW ORLEANS, January 10, 1870
September, 1853, nj Soatten Plaso Sists Rooens
Conpa,ay put Of their roofs for embracing
some thirty three squares, and then have had
another roof covered by them. Theae rpofs give
satisfaction in every respect and when
roofing DONE expect 10 employ the Same Cemp4ny -
do the work recommend this roofinG 70 my frsnds
- h''N anu 1 b. j. BERKERY, Cooperaee,
70 Front street. Sugar landing
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NEW ORLEANS, September % 1868.
Eighteen months ago The Southern Plastic Sldfs Roof
Sng Company put roof on pre1nises Peter
and Benye streets which proved satisfactory that
have since had two moro put FULLY fnd0rse the
above statement and shall not hesitate to 1. WHOM
ever may need, strongly recommend 10 70 all who
may desire q light cheap durable roof ,st. II
JOSEPH A. BROWN, Lumber Merchant.
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Board of Trustees:
Domingo Fatjo. VIM. A. Shropshire,
Sam1 M Todd F. A. Peterson I
s. N. Moody, Gabriel Pascal,
Arthur Forstall, r. b. Blanchard, Jr.,
Alexander Marks, Charles Ramon.
This Company s taking Fire. River and Marine Risks
at very lowest rates. and gives the assured
of fifteen per cent the scrip of the Company at the
end Of the year, as he may prefer. nol41y
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NEW CRLKRNs. December 20, 1862
In January, 1868 contracted with the 6oafASra
Plastic Slate Roceng Conpsny to cover soag
saying that the roof gave every ss tisfaction
II leaked, and the water from IL noet
cellent and cheertully recommend this roofing
those In want Of durable and at the time light
fire proof roof HUGHES g. FOLGER,
Soap Factory, Third street.
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NEW ORLEANS, October a. 1903
This s to certify that Tis Soniern Eiass Siais Roof
ing Company covered the elevation erected by
Mill Buldings Tchoupitoulas strect-both sides and
with Plastic Slate and txkc pleasure In stating
gale and storm OF Sunday eth Of September, when
many roofs In the city leak ed mine was Perfec,y tight
a good and durable roofing r II. HOELZEL,
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NEWS OF THE DAY.
"7e sAo,o the very age and body Of the 7snse'.

The last case in connection with the state
street Irregularities" the Boston brokerage,
cases, for which Mellep, Ward and HartWeii
have already been sentenced, was dlsposea o.
in the u. S. Court for Massachusetts, Weu-
ncsday, in the sentence to fine and lmprlson.
ment Of Il. Porter Dyer. Mr. Dyer IS young
man, and was at that time Cashier OF the > New e,
tonvilIe Bank. By the irregularities Inc
bank lost about Sl50, 600.
At the meeting of the Presbytery OF Baltl'
more last evening, at the request or Rev. Dr.
CYRUS Dickson, resolutions were adopted dis
solving his connection as pastor Of Westmlnl'
ter Church, Baltimore, be having recently been
chosen Secretary of the Board of Domestic
Missions of the Presbyterian Church. Compll'
mentary resolutions 10 DR.. d. were passed.
The long talked of change in the bed Of the
Philadelphia, Wilmington and Baltimore hall
road from the vicinity of Chester to PhlIadel'
phia, so as to avoid the marshy low lands ad
Joining The river, is about to be commenced IN
earnest, and the grading and work on the bcd
Of the new road. it is now promised, Will be
completed before the frost sets 10.
Capt. John II. Cooper was yesterday, ap'
pointed Port Warden OF Baltimore by Mayor
Banks, in the place of John H. Muir, resigned
Captain Cooper is President of the Baltimore
Pilots Association, and member Of the present
House Of Delegates from the First Legislative
District.
lie the Orphans Court of Baltimore CITY
yesterday letters testamentary on the estate o.
the late Jerome Napoleon Bonapartc were
issued to the youngest son OF the deceaseo
Charles joseph Bonaparte
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VIRGINIA NEWS.

Lewis Kennedy, WHO outraged, and murder.
er Mrs. Stewart in New Kent county, land kill
cd ohm Baker, her farm manager, Was exc
cutcd yesterday, at New Kent Court House.
When the drop fell the moose gave way, and
Kennedy fell to the ground, his neck being
badly injured. lie walked upon the platform
the second time, when the drop fell. and after
prolonged struggle he died He made a
confession that lie had committed the two
murders, but had only attempted to outrage
Mrs. Stewart After the murder Kennedy
fired the house end burned the body Of Mrs.
Stewart in It.
4 meeting Of the Conservative members
Of the Legislature held yesterday appointed a
committee to report plan to be submitted to
the Legislature Tor redisricting the Congress
sional Districts of the State also, to consider
the organization of the parties in the State.
Senator SnowtGn presided. The committee
is to report to the caucus to. day.
General r. f. Lee lett Lexington yesterday
en- route North. He is much improved in
health and is in fine spirits A great demon
stration was made upon his arrival at Char:
lottcsvl!c by the students, where be was Joined
by the Hon. George Ii. Pendlcton. The
train this evening was crowded with passcn
gers 10" the Springs.
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Common Council.

atn meeting of persons elected to serve IN
the Common Council of Aloxsndria for the GA
suing year, held ~ tho Council chamber, OIL
the Isl day Of July, 1870, there were present
From .Hc First Ward-Georgc X. Shlnn' DO
nuni Wheat, VIM. ). Moore End Char'e' H.
.IcAU. ~
from tic Second Ward-Simon WatoFlnsn'
George w. Harrison, +. II. Lawson ana oeo'
{. - Gducrburn. -
From lhc Third Ward--Wm' y. Massey l..
!. Price, II. ". B.,Mdle and Robert rortnpr.
Er;Io tho Fourth Ward-J. 3. SmOot. raul
+. Evans. ti,orgo ". Parker and James II.
ia i.~!!u.;ng iur President OF Council John
=. Sny..a. esq. Was elected UNANIMOUSLY, anu
h.vin. ,;ei. ti.c oath OF office baiore JuSti,
BcN .Iml,slnrn the same t" :ho members
present.. -, ,,1 n.
On bs.l":ing for Cler OF the Council, NF'
Harold *nowden Vas duly elected
John &. Walsh w=s elected hlc*scneer'
rho two Boards then entered into Convention
e.! ;hc INSTALLATION OF hugh Istnnm ca i,ti" o.
wa administered by Justice Bell, sl'er ""'''
the convention dissolved.
Sf.,srs. Massey and Wheat were appointed :.
Committee on Fnance; the appolntmeht q.
other committees WIS postponed TO subsequent
meeting.
On Motion the joint rules Of tho preceding
Council were adopted :,
!! resolution. by mir. Wheat, that Council
adjourn to meet on Tuesday noxt, july, D. Tor
h~ election Of TIE other city officers and meet
rrcu week. u~lil al he elected WAS adoptcu'
! resolution. by Mr. Shinn, authorizing Ia"
VI .yu: - uprn;nJ Il Superintendent Of Police
VIZ n!"i .rd ,,
The c1nsiicr Zion Of the COMMUNICATION q
VIA. e. Ca%.novo and accompanying papers
w: postponed to 3 subsequent mectlng;;,
The names cf McssIs. French ara narin"h
were nnruunced from the Board Of Aldermen
~ ;ncmbcr: Of the Finance Conn. itlee.
The Council then adjourned. Testc:
=. e. WHlTTLESEY. Clk. pro trln.
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Fairfax county, je l7--lsw4w

VALUABLE PROPERTY = "a /; All =.
y FAX COURT ROUSE FOR "a }! hy
virtue of the decree OF the Circuit Oot:s -
Eairi,,y county. entered =, Jane term l6'". ~
,Ln en-, of Spcncer A. Heath " Horace hcath :
3I,n,r, and others, will. OF MONbA !, to"r'
DIV, the 18th day OF July, 1870, - u or!"Gh
NO. ir frontof the ,!>c- ri t.sirt"H County q
House, sell 81 the hignc:t I'D! r ~ p''p''
suction, the following rEOrEAif
That TRACT or LAND at present, o"'I pc
BY the complainant, si.ua:2t !mne1'a:n,y 81"
he county rn.d leading from Ii" Court iioN'"
TO Hunters Mill, orc mile nlrth OF the V'tiSG'
r,,,,,siniur unr hundrcd an,t ten acre NJ
property Is improved BY :. con!ortspi9 s..sa
FRAME DWELLING, Row barn AID ZEE
Stable. yi,h ont buildings; has :. large tsp?'''
enI ucsch orchard, with othcr lm?T"v4d !:Hit>
This land will be sold subject t" y I2&sa '':
four years TO :: sniull section set "HFi ~ 4 E:''
Yard The other lot Is il! wcoi "nd coa'"lh,
= acrc: This property IS nicely ioEHIc ;" "''''
vory desirable" Persons desiring t. ''"f'''.'
arc invited to inspect the preGll="a
TERMS-Onc-tonlh Of tho purchase ;h'h.'J
in hard tho residue i'll th:cn equal !Aat;:tme"t..
usyublc il: si~, twelve .u4 eighteen inoa;h;, t.
bc secured by the bonds oi the purchaser: an
The title TO 90 retained until the last pay mch'
i made-the deferred payments u bear inter-
est frcin tho day of sale. stamps End decd IT.
the expen:c ui the purchaser.
THOMAS MOOR. Commit
E,;-fay ,ourty ic lT-lAW4H
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ALEXANDRIA, VA.
SATURDAY, JULY 2, 1870

The statement OF the condition of the pub
lie debt on the first Of July yesterday )shows
reduction OF over s2O,OOo,o0O during the
month OF June.
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President Grant and family left Washington
last evening for Hartford, Ct, where he will
arrive this afternoon.
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lCOMMUNICATED.

ST MARY 5 hCADEM1- ANN UaISo-i0
,,ENcE,1ENT-AN INTERESTING OCCASION
On the shady side OF north Fairfax street
stands ST. Mary's Academy, the very pe1fec'
,;on Of neatncss 10 its exterior and interior az
engagements. One glance at the shining win
aoTs ard spotless paint is enough to convince
thc nasscr by that here is an institution under
thc snecial guardianship OF ladlcs-anI ladies'
m, ri snch taste and culture that nothing Is
or,jtted which can. educate tie eye and heart,
and mould Inc thoughts mo lGrius 81 beauty
and grace. ,.,..,,.;. |
The young lady who can pas beneath
that portal, and drink in knowledge a. TINS
fountain, without learning past al! lo'gc'tihs
that ''oricr is Heavens fast law, ana that
"cleauliness il next to gOGIlneS|, 1erialhiS
cannot blame her teachers !nr t'i& lack "l i''h
principle and example. =,
St. Nlary's Acadcmy,or az II Is more lasNi!iH
" called, The sisters School, Is entirely neHi
Gated to the education OF young ladies' anu
conducted y The Sisters wl!i tia' !',cH'lar
skill and success for which !hry ar famous
the world o'cr.
Yesterday at two clock our ciiiZ.ns, tor tic
first time, witnessed the commencement cXGr
csos at Liberty Hall, and We have Iar:y look
cd ON i more pleasant sight tiau ihat present
cd bv the Old hall yesterday afternoon. Hanged
Oh scdtS /" H"o' " " ,, 49, r;,i,
hundred young !au!e' wary s i iGl'i W. i'..
ones OF seven or cigt. up - ttI % .,,rS
sixteen All were fic9'E ana 'a'IG'u;'y at"t ''
and every lace was h!clahY EFca,hCu IL I"';i'S
for was not this tie cid OF schOc! and the
beginning of vacation? Such joyous creatures
| as these surely never knew any wiutcIs; they
must have lived only III 'onE, onS SNii' !n
aasS' "H ',r 49, hoU'n XVII our wishes
rnmIi sbanc ttc dccro,s OF !a!c, :!r:: FIJI; cjca.
should never know the stain G.! tears, I.oc ti"r
gentle brawS sha:te OF sorrow.
| The hal! was crowded. every ic:;. -. hcc'i
| pjed, Nv INTERESTED spectators, 'ho sal through
| the five hours performance. III captures a: 4"
si' ~ pea''"S " ,Irnr +, ,,,l ,.o,,a,a,ne
.nIi; "u 49,. aJ,n;rai,l,. mammal "l ,s.x::-
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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-07-02

Gen. Sherman recently visited the Leather
Exchange in Boston, and was pressed for q
speech. He said ~ can claim to have done
considerable for the boot and shoe trade dur
ing the past few years. I formed part o.
your walking army" for some time, and VIC
wore out shoes about as fast as they could be
procured We used to get good many good
shoes and good many poor ones. don't be
iicvc these last came from Boston, however.
Boston, or thereaJouts, General! II be had
only congratulated some of his hearers upon
the money they made by bad shoes, the thing
would haze been complete The shoe contract
ors, in great numbers, went in poor and came
Out rich." Great aUaS shoddy!