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81 Ob3, ,964.6i EotaI.Sernibgcn,
ben RieSsn oes Staatss Relo' Onrt 9tidB arstItat.
Bcrf&ert In Dee ,,t3ermatiG"
Die -S9srmduias IN sine GAM otutide Ssitui@ait.
90 III bic Glefe osutibe geieui6att In Hmfrild.
Sbr srOBts Rupital NIT beceutenotm utbsribus ess
udbrt ben BsrIid}srtn Die bette Siderbett.
Gue Btrluitr iUerben prompt urto oou 6tlubt.
Sbtt GeidGteNno uu0 perosH iets aui etIt corIiG.s
ltgt un0 Ieliot gBee aefitbrt,
Die oeutSdt auuOiHait iidert Der vDsrmdnldS ttrf
etrporraeet6t 5teuuug unsr uGtn Dertherunsss
i9aftsn.
Die vt9srniat1toH IN Die srTt uno bsbntnbHt htus.
Ins Berftatruugs .eclsuitatt IN ben Der, Staaten.
Refine anpers 8eitlitba Tam ben SsutlheH aroBsrs
ROrtbeiIt oosr betre Siderbsst 8ewnbrtn.
q. 9. 4Srpub y SCbue, AGtntsh,
9tr. 81, 5outbarnBe, Baltimore, NO.
sB goIeen tpsrSen In Der Ngtnhir ausssIerttst unD
EtrIuIit beIabIt t3unil, 15.,t.a.S,l
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8ee. 8. GtebeRs & Gsmb,'s
Inning

1m b;g gniurOsrsngta bfr dsii ~ ,uiih15
AiH babtn mir Ia
gir. l3 4 ID, glDrO=TFrDnfFiyasg,
HsSssseAs 9Gt con aaDsttsRFdas. vlE-a-gsa
5@rBttburmes
tin sr0Bts ihEiii6diqts gBaGrtnbans sEs
ri6ttt uH0 unisrs Cfiits, Iopis unitrt baupts
Mhlibftn Ssrioufsrdum, 0ortbin Dsrlegt.
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Baltimore, W}O, WittWO6, ben 21 0e3em6cr 1870.

aeisBlib aslusisn id. Gin Sabras Corpus
SsisbI 9sasn cine finale ri6t,rli6e gnt'aeis
Stride beinabs abaeil1.u bat Sin Hsuss gE-
pertinent, has ober benefit. 0OB in Oeitm
9an6e Die aOpcfaien Gaes m6llid maiden,
oosr ptniaItens psriudeu. Ntit Rtdt metbt
Der SsIirtsanpalt Eroetp aeeeu oteIe PrcSgs
our qsltsnO, ouk, tpsrn man ariange. Qfpen
rehtsitdttiae ridtsrli9e StraiarIenntrtii, 6a
bias Corpus Seftble ausWbrinpen, Oi.&tdis
hrsits ftin GHoe nebmsn uHO bic Stautsar
wdlts balO ntdts iUsilsr Iu thuu babcn Uur
oen nls iOIte proI.iit 3u rtpi0ireu, unO cs
nicmaIs mOglih ietn iuhroe, 5u inBsn, oh Elm
0tGun peieBlidb hberiiihrt pOroeu lei, opCr
nidt. Sie Gutideiouug Oes GiaterS innu
nathrlih nur in Oisiem Sinne ausiaaeu, aber
Der 5aa Isbrt, mas in oisiem 20nOe aass oers
fudt miro.
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Gerrmaatt WSrSberger,
Gommii0 i0ouss s. GpsOitiuuss@ s@siaaii.
...5g 3l Bremen.
(ph12, :. .,lWp.l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-12-21

9tne reui8e y Il II Der II. -
Die sSainDis 9Ieitun9." bis oabin .ifs
rise SduBIblntrin. tOnlmt In tbrsn 9ss
tra6iun8tn tber ben lun8iten Strife Der
4oblen9rdbet in YenniqlOanIsn 5u loIG'nSem
Shlnk:
.Gs mub eine nrue WuGt auF hsn Gampf:
plaB bsruten nsrosn, es mug cine GORfur'
rer5 oubsrbalb p,nripluanien's 5u Shlit 8e
bolt psrotn, UNI bic 8Oblsn WOnopolllIen Bu
3pinsen. iib nit mdbisen 4rOfiisn au besna'
gen,
Der GonarB muB ben ouf ausIduoiias bis
tumin6ie Goblen Gsl.pten 3oa bon Sl.38 per
Tonne lin Yapisrgelo) aulbsben unO oaourd
ben bitumin6len Ssohlen bon Rouds Seotil ten
@iraana aui o.n 0liIitsu Wdrtten erIei9iern.
Der Yreis Der NntbrGeittOble ridtet ii1 gru'
Bentbei.s nG1 Dem Der bltumtnDen Soble.
5dllt oiti.r, pie oos nod auIb.bung 6es trs
pdpntsn 3ol.s oer SAL ieiu mub, 10 fann
trpb aIer lRonopole otr Yre Der Antbratits
foble {i9 nitt aui Der fantli4en S6be bolttn.
oenn oas publiium tpiro alsoann lttbsr, itatl
Der tbeureu Nntbrceit, bilise biumirbie
3oblen bremen. Gin anlauf Sur Nufbebun8
bes erpdbuten 3oats puroe loon IN sBten
gginter gsncnlmsn; mir boifsn, i'm in oieicr
Ssfion ots GouSrsf.s pisosrbOIt uno srfoI8'
reid Az isben~
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DYSPEPSIA.

WARSER's DYsPErsrA Toxic is prepa red ex-
pressly for Dispeptics and those suffering with
habitual Costiveness, Its a slightly stimulant
tonic and a SPLENDID appetizer ii strengthen
the stomach and restores the digestiue organs
to tueir healthy state Weak. nervous and
dyspeptie persons shou a use WARMERS DYspEp
TIC Tone. For sale by all druggist-Price
One Dollar.
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GRoIER 4 BAKER SEWING MACHINE C0UplVv
"Fs'" 1s MAIN STREET, MEMPHIS
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Stony Point White Co, Ark, Mar "a, 90.
DR Jois Bvli-near Sir. Las, February. /
was II, louisville purchasing drugs, and | 70,
some Of your Sarsaparilla and Cedrun Bit,ers.
Ny son-inlaw, who waswith me ID ,he stcrs
has been down with rheumatism for some tim,
commenfed on the B%ittcrs, and soon found his
general health improved.
Dr. Gist, who has been in bad health, tried
them aud he also improved.
d.. Coffee, who has been in had health for
several years--siesasek and iirvr affected~--hs
improvM very much by the use Of ycur Rit,rrs,
Indeed, the CedTon hittcrs have given YOU rrca,
popularity In this settlement. think | could
sell = Great quantity Of your medicines this
fall esFeSialiy your Ccdron Bit,crs and Sarsa-
pafilla. ship me sa Memphis, care Of Riekett
\ NeelN Respectfully,
G. D. WALkER
Prepared ltN IA, JvnN liutLa nj his l,abra,e,s
81 fssa -. r MIH-UN w. M4S+&4.tr1 .4 ~ &NHHHI MTNTH+ ~
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tamllp Stwing Matbints

n S az Tue tWy highest prize rue CROSS OF THE LEGION OF HONOR, was 0Gn,,o
%w 49, :" ~ Vn@ o. me uUFer 4 Baker Sewing Machines 1t the Eusniuon rrtranmm' p SWa
"N "'"os "F great superiority oua ALI other Sewing Machines ''" N
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~ Hsin Srsst. Lamus. ~
Hks@sss a f~a4 &c. ~ stavaf All
CAesffta6 esx fAssa sd @t %
k@t asg So et1sr a1Aa a
as HAza { htBias 0rrsss up
na&aal .sssfHEsal aat u u
szd Hw&c BaNA usaaers Tmahrw 45
SeA-ka @yga@-a a. iArxsss thevaatA Nsa.
hg= Ea4 yses ts Hsfuehfa ssa spa
taa A&inw h p. fAttlr
s%am " MAls g. La@as alr Az
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v.t,sev ws-rn cassv Ga,

June -h lsea.
"a jgHS astLtw4r Sr luse ~rreestfy
gvgu ylrr HWm DESTROYER ssvera! ,rts,
aat fud i vsa3sruiIy ,Hctauas % has ssy
as.et in q @aKic aBssaaec % have the whd.
NE stset tm doiav a pretty larsr eosntry
praetiee ana have 3tiy nae sr souic article Or
iAs sial ! am irte - coaas thai , know OF
20 remedy recommended BIZ TIA able., aa,hor,
taai = 20 certain and VSsdy 10 its Effects On
ne cantFarv they tre ancertlin in the extreme
Wy ohiect in writing 10 yaa Ia 10 ksdo a upon
ttaat lerSns ! can 9vs the mediciuc Direct,
iroas yos. II sAa grtls urea easy terms /
VIII e . great deal ct H. an aware that
'he ase o. serb Articles IS Contrary to the teach
iaEs ARa pFnFtlge W a great majority O. the
rrgslav lRe uf N. DIS but see no Just eausc
" saad sense IN dlscgading a remedy which
We suow 10 - ~eaacient Simply because We
mAs bs isnnFsnt of IT. combination. For
nv par, shall make il a rule 70 use M and
every means 10 alleviate suffering humanity
which may ee able 10 commandments hesita.
ting btvAitse some one more Ingenious than
myself may nave known la effects hrst, and
'ecarad the solc ,igh, 10 secure that knowledge
However, ] am by no means an advucate or
supporter Of the thousands Of worthless nos.
'rgals that food The country that purport 10
cure all manner " disease 10 which human
flesh is heir Pleasc reply soon, aud inform me
OF yunr best terms
am, slr, Most respectfully,
JULIUS 2. CLEMENT, NJ T.
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EMMENAGOGUE

WAHsEHs ~ExxasoerE, Is The only article knos
@ esre he whites n will cnrs in every ca
Nhre y the family in which this imPorssn'
medicine Is not wantedf Mothers tbis = 10
gseAiest hlcnf1g svef oGtred you, and yoa
should Immediately procure 4. Its also
sure cure ~ Female Irregularities. AID may
ne depended npoa il every ease where re
monthly Dow has been chstructed through
coid Or diserse. Sold ~ druggist, Pfscc one
ucilar @ b. mail on receipt Of One Dol
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NEW
E4EE
DROP FEED
Stwing Mafbiut.

.TrNN '.a N,seff,s Stsi'. Eaet
sfaN w. k D. "a ia:s sfs. 4
> ~, ail a St'ai, Ftp-.,iss g.m4. ,cmRe.n-
aiactuEtd and extensively asoa in New lorA
City tea years AND has always Leen held in
great favor On Account Gifts extreme simnlicitv
and durability, beth AZ = Fssaiiy and a NaHs-
.,sctsrEs MAGAZINE. About $4,000 Of them ara
the hands Of many operators doing every
'riety OF work. and no person v BIO has becom,
ecwncr u one has yei been found willing 10
ign the r ~ETNAH 6r any others, where all
kinds are 50 wen known. Yet our mechanical
experts have been able Ia make some excellent
changes and valuable improvements and We
sow present 70 the pnhlic a NEH fAAILr
SEWING MACHINE and with the faith
and conhdeaee inspired BY experience We be-
iisvs ~ arc giving yoa the best machine TO
meet every family want, ihattle world has ey-
e. sesn, Aad with the Public VIC rest the case,
vel keovtsg they will decide upon It's merits,
which ~ SinPsieiiy, Beauty, Guilty and Du.
unHw 4 xxw ---------A
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. sna ~ mo,s
tried II, know that It cured them those yho h9u
not, know that + cures thei.nsishbors and 49,;
anu an tnew .nss wnn. y ooes oncs Y 49, =
Wy snns y .esSa .saas u Any aaulMn4
Eheeao y. ~ cVmPosslon. W. nlve snoussnas ~
ssonssnas q eeItnceIes q tne,r ema5kanssea g.
u sne uowlng oy1pi.lnss, %. sucn cuIss
nns,,;sh ~ ese'y ae.S.4ernJ0o, ana w nsSe -
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y aa ~ clima.ss !; ccess Ssni nfssnes casona 49,
hv'ss.,svus ut ~ ~ 10y ~ 80. wna 49,
~ sa{DJS!. 8.rcoss ptss.sNgS
49, ~ .lusr, |. .ssstssi sc.n IT, on1ssZ
uleat - - ~ qusnsssy.
inter-. r; ~ Y , rs.p VMeLiul mnus.es9
n into hesifhv sctIpr !. ~ aS<@-z@
of the stcrcsaS hr,va,. ,svaan - - os
she hodv 1890; vow ssn hsc a ~ osa sll.H
ana Nv corrcctiny S-h~rsroe snnr os " snsS n
rsmrs;pertss - 49, ~, xrnneat " 10y sfiys
Minnfs Sirect;cvs - - 49,. = Y. -
the Inv ~ ~ 49, 49, Il3xS
Pilis rnnid,v cnrr
FOR mrs.. s.sS - $500 49,
ness, Langasr and Les e Appsslssng
scH' sn9 N r ssten n e. kay 2 suml,ass.s
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To Pay taiiea Sgates. ass Wsrii
Wide keidsr~

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s ga r r b. a-
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vheh tv r- vsr ~ /,
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RuBH uErRUXEE
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Agents Wanted 10 sell
CHINA M THE
UNITED STATES.
BY NV. wa. sPEkR, b.. q.
Fera1rlS Missionary is CAiaa end 4.

81 k1s. WV. sfhAt- u. -
Feraery Missionary ~ cAias aRd h
Tie CAiscse IN California.
Awork q assaxasug iassrsss ard flIl y PFae-
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tory, rei-ssa. ~sterstaFs arts sesssers habits
ana ca4seuss the CkiasEAn In AmstisA the
rrchaez sfCatssse hhor aai tns pruAahts IN
assnss sfcAtRsse i~mmigrztion On car caantry
sni eestinsat
It's press everywhere rrusonnee i the tasst
timely. Is vel Al the msst deeply interesting
WORK u the daT
10 psges. 20 fall p@ge Hlastraiious Ele-
gaatiy hsana. A ehsaee 20 make moasy fast
Seal Eg e~iFyalass, with lvrms and testimonials
Address
NATIONAL Publishing co.
.si S 2s5 seesnd Street, Memphs. Teas.
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ShRSAPARlLl A.
A Coed Reason for the Captains
Faith,


Read The Captain . Letter and the Letter iroG
his mother
Benton Barraess Mo-, April 30 1906.
Ia JeuS Bvtt- Dear Sir, Knewinr IN,
efficacy OF your SaFsipaslila, and the healing
and beneficial qualities Il possesses, | send yot
;hc following statement Of my case:
was wounded about two years ago-wa,
iaSca prisoner and confined for sixteen months
Ueing novel 20 oNen, my wounds have moi
healed yet. ! have not sat up a moment
since was W uuded. ana shot through the
hips, Ny general health Is impaired, and /
need something TO assist nature. | have more
faith in your Ssrsipsrilla than Ia anything
clsc. wish that that is genuine. Please ca.
press me half dozen eottlc& and oblige
Carr. G. p, JOHNSON.
St Louis, No.
P 5 The following was written April so.
lseh, by Mrs., Jennie johnson, mother OF Cant.
J%ohRson,
DIS. louv Rrtl-Dcar Sir. Nv husband
Dr. G. 5 johnson, was a skilnl surgeon and
physician III Central New York, where he died
leaving the above C.. I. johnson to my care
NJ thirteen years of age he bad d chronic iiar.
rhra aud s~crofsla, for which gave him rour
Sarsaparilla. lr CrREp NM. have for ten
ycars recommended It to many ia New York.
Iowa and Ohio, for s~erofula, fever sores, aud
general debility, Perfect Succcss has attended
H. Fhr esrss tBtesi IN spais caves o. scrnfgl,
esd tttsr sersy:esre alaiost saeeaioa,. am
ansious for my soa TO sgaSn have recourse IN
your Sarsaparilla. lie is fearful of getting !
spurious article, hence his writing TO vou for il
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COUGH NJ MORE

WARsER's CoueH BaLsAx is healing, soften.
ing and expcctorating. The extraordtnsr,
power Il possesses in Immediately relieveine
and eventually cureing the most obstinate
erses Of Coughs, Sore Throat, Bronchitis, In.
~fiuenza, Catarrh, Hoarssness, Asthma and Con-
sumption isalmost incredible. So prompt is.
the relief and certain its effects in all the above
cases, or any affection Of the throat and lungs
that thousands ofphysicians are daily prescib-
ing L, andone and all say that Il is the most
healing expectorant medicine know. One
dose always affords relief, and in most cases
one bottle effects q cure. Sold BY druggist. in
large bottles. Price One Dolia$. 1t 4 your
own fault il you still Cough and suffer. The
Balsam will cure,
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Perhaps nooaemaM,
cine Is SO universallp
required BY svssj'
body as q cstAn1<,
nor was ever anybe
fore 80 universslly
adopted into use, {
every country ~
among al claisAu
this mild butemcial
purgatiye PtN. nj
Obvious reason d,
that it more relia
- -
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general ticket but each voter shall vote but nfteen
ballots for said delegates at large and snid fifteen
ballots may be cast all for one candidate or divided
among different candidates, In such proportions as
each voter may prefer" 49,.
II still further provides that
'Represontatise delegates to said proposed Con-
vention shall be elected by the several counties OF
the city OF Philadelphia. Each county shall elect at
least one Representative delegate, and counties
having population in excess Of thirty thousand
and the several Senatorial districts Of the city OF
Philadelphia, shall each elect one Representative
delegate for every thirty thousand population con-
fraction exceeding fffteen thousand population; {;
the United States census OF 1870 to be the basis
for adjusting the number OF delegates
each county and Senatorial district in the
city OF Philadelphia shall be entitled to. And the
Governor Of the State shall make official proclama-
gates, in accordance with the provisions OF this act
and the census of 1870, within ten days after the
passage OF this act and in said counties and Sena-
torial districts where than delegate is to be
chosen, the voters thereof may cast their ballots
respectively all for one of the candidates,
dates, as the electors may prefer; but no
elector shall cast more votes than the number of
delegates to be elected in his county or district
Colonel Mcclure, IN submitting this bill to
the people, accompanied it with a letter ex-
planatory of its provisions. In his conclusion
he says
'sBy electng thirty delegates at large, and limit
ing each voter to fifteen ballots both parties have
cannot disregard and by cumulative vsting in the
several counties and districts both parties must be
fully represented, and bad nominations could not
be forced upon the people by the party ash."
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DIED.

BRowN.-on the 2sth instant, EUGRNs PEARSON
BROWN, son OF James L. and Susanna Brown, aged
8 years months and week.
The relatives and friends OF the family respect
fully invited to attend the funeral, from the resi-
dence OF his parents, No. 1909 Tasker street, on
Wednesday afternoon at o'clock. To proceed to
Wharton Street Church Vault.
ERNsT.-On the goth instant, THEODORE Il. ERNST
in the Path year of his age.
The relatives and friends are respectfully invited
to attend the funeral, from ST. Marks Ev. Lutheran
Church. Thirteenth and Spring Garden streets, on
Thursday morning, September l, at precisely 10
O'Clock. IS
GRILL.-On the 2sth instant, MARY e. GRILL, in
the 32d year OF her age. q
The relatives and friends Of the family respect
fully invited to attend the funeral from the resi-
dence OF her husband. No 1887 N. Nineteenth street.
on Wednesday, the S1st instant at 10 O'Clock in the
morning. Interment at Laurel Hill Cemetery
MEss1MRR.--On the morning Of the Goth instant,
HARRY, infant son Of George and Mary S. Missimer,
aged Is months.
The relatives and friends OF the family are respect.
fully invited to attend the funeral from his parents
residence, No. 1875 Hermitage street, Manayunk, on
Wednesday afternoon at O'Clock. S
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HAMILTON INSTITUTE FOR YOUNG LADIES,
IL No. 3S10 OHESNUT Street, West Philadel-
phia. Day and Boarding School, This institution,
having successfully completed its fourth year. has
become one of the established schools Of our city.
Its course of study includes thorough English aud
Classical Education, embracing Mental, Moral, and
Physical culture.
Its ninth session will open on MONDAY, Septam.
ber ~. For terms ETC., apply at the school.
S29u PHILIP A. CREGAR, Principal.
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THE GRAND SURPRISE THE grey-haired can
hardly believe their eyes when they see their
whitened locks restored to their pristine beauty by
clear and transparent fluid. PHALoE's VTTALIA, OR
SALVATION FOR THE HAIR, is the article la question
and is free from any sediment
Sold by all druggists and fancy goods dealers.
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MRS. WINsLows SOOTHING SYRUP is the prescrip-
ton OF one of the best female physicians and nurses
In the United States and has been used for thirty
years with neverfailing safety and success by mil
lions of mothers for their children 1t relieves the
child from pan corrects acdity Of the stomach, re-
lieves wind collie, and by giving rest and health to
the child, comforts the mother. s.
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MR.. WILLIAM w. CASSIDY, the jeweler at No. 8
South Second street. has Of the largest and most
attractive stocks Of all kinds Of Jewery and Silver
ware in the city. He has also on hand fine assort-
ment OF fine American Western Watches. Those
who purchase at this store the present time are
certain to get the worth OF their money.
THE OLD DOMINION SAUCE Is made in wooden
tanks and is free from all metallic substances 1t is
most wholesome condiment, and for steaks, chops,
oysters game, soups, etc., 1t has no equal.
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CITY ITEMS.

ENTIRE LINEN SUITS FOR FIVE DOLLARS.
ENTIRE LINEN SUITS FOR FIVE DOLLARS.
ENTIRE LINEN SUITS FOR FIVE DOLLARS
All kinds OF Summer Clothing better in Gut Make,
and Fit than any other Stock OF Ready-made Cloth
ing in Philadelphia, and sold at prices
GUARANTEED LOWER THAN ANY OTHER.
Half way BENNETT & Co.,
between TOWER HALL,
Fifth and Sixth streets sis MARKET STREET.
ST. JAMES HOTEL, BOSTON, MASSACHUSETTS,
During the travelling season, II our patrons will
kindly inform US, either by telegram letter. Of their
intended arrival, can be better prepared for their
comfort.
In accordance with the reduction in the value OF
gold, the transen board at the ST. James Is reduced
to -Four Dollars per day.
PROPRIETOR ST JAMES HOTEL.
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A Proposed Application OF the "CumuIativo
= V0fe.o ~
Colonel A. X. Mcclure has prepared a bill
providing for revision of the Constitution of
the State, which will be submitted for action to
the coming Legislature. This act proposes that
convention be held for this purpose, and that
on the second Tuesday of June next a vote shall
be taken on the question of holding conveu-
ton. II also provides that
ssrhe oualined electors shall at the elector,
choose Thirty delegates at large TO the proposed
SoLi gatlea .og TIC Reytsloa 9f Tie sl2sttsa2n ~
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EouoA1loNA,
EDUCATIONAL.
r u q BV lAC a ID q rs Ka
FOR YOUNG MEN AND BOYS.
No. f4ib LOCUST Street
No. i4ib LOCUST Street.


EDWARD CLARENCE SMITH. A. NJ, Princlpas.
This Select School vii, enter upon its sixth yew
completely reorganized.
Rooms improved, and rented with handsome fur.
niture.
1. Pupils prepared for business life. Thorough
course in the Engish Branches and Mathematical.
2. Pupils prepared for high standing In College.
3. Special instructors in French, German, Draw.
ing, Penmanship, Kloeution, Bookkeeping. Natursi
Science.
4 carefully organized Primary Department
D. Special features-an unsurpassed locality,
spacious and well-ventilaed rooms with high celi-
ings, retired play ground.
Next session begins September ~. Circulars At
No 1415 LOCUST ST. Applications received daily
Testimonial from Hon. William Strong, U. 8. Su-
preme Court.
PHILADELpHIA, June lb, 1870.
During the last two years my son has been an at
tendant OF the school OF MI. Edward Clarence Smith
known as Rugby Academy. 1 can unquallaedly
commend Mr.. smith to those who have sons to be
educated, as q superior instructor, devoted to his
work, kind and firm in his management of his pupis
and in all respects qualified for success In his pro-
fession.
s18 w. STRONG.
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CHESNUT STREET FEMALE SEMINARY,
~ PHILADELPHIA.
MISS BONNEY and MISS DILLAYE, Prtu.
cipals. The twenty.hrst year OF this ENGLISH
AND FRENCH BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL
will open on WEDNESDAY, Sept. Ia, at No. 1915
CHESNUT Street.
Particulars from circulars. S13t0r