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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1871-06-21

THE trustees of Austin College have confer
red the honorary degree of LII. d. upon W.
w. Hebbard, M. D., of Boston, the popular
lecturer on hygiene, etc. sf0 w.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1871-06-21

F. o. BAILEY & Co.. will sell at - M, at
Merchants Exchange Us of schooner Nellie
Starr. And at p. M, the brick house and
store No. IL Centre street. Also at same hour
the wooden building on Plum street formerly
occupied by E. M. Patten. For particulars of
the above sales see auction column.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1871-06-21
MASSACHUSETTS.

Boston, June 2O.-The third annual meet
ing of the National Musical Congress com
me need today in Music Hall. Dr. L. H
Southland, President of Peabody Academy
Baltimore, presided, in the absence of Presi
dent Mason. Gov. Clafin congratulated thu
association on its success in cultivating TASTE
for higher grade of music He hoped to SCI
a legislative enactment making musical educa
ton compulsory in common schools through
out the State. The good effect Of music in thu
education of the young was seen in the Statt
refOrmatory and correctional institutions, wber,
it had been proved that the baton of the music
teacher had proved more effectual than the roc
of the master Committees were appointed
and other preliminary business done, when tn,
meeting adjourned until tomorrow. In tn,
afternoon was given grand concert of Jubilee
music by a chorus Of 1000 voices, with eminen
s0loists orchestra and the great organ.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1871-06-21
Verdict aknimst a Railroad

BUFFALO, June 2O-All the cases pending
in the Superior Court in this city, over seven
ty-seven in number, for penalties against the
New York Central & Hudson River railroad,
for excess of charges, were affirmed to-day
with costs, Judges Verplanck and Humphrey
presiding. These, with cases heretofore car
ried to the Court of Appeals, involve penalties
amounting to over half million dollars.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1871-06-21
The Turf.
The first meeting of the BOSTON Trott

The first meeting Of the Boston Trotting As
ISOLATION was held Tue sday at Beacon Park
Six horses entered for the minute purse OF
$1,000, which was won in four heats By Easton
boy. Young Heatherbloom got the first heat,
but was distanced for collision in the second
Best time, 2 80 IL. Five horses entered fol-
the 2'26 purse Of $1,000, which was won in three
heats by mare Nenesuch. Best time, 226 IL
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1871-06-21

Ii LIQUORS sold at this Agency are bought OF
n Mr. Eaton Shaw the sta' ,sa Agent shsss lOuo
Inc pupnn .v and the State Assayer, DIR. Goodale
gG6s that they pure and suitable for Me IL
cinal use ,ho. louors seized nv the polioo mr..
IL at this Agency, is not correct. All such liquors
hsn forfeited, destroyed by order Of the Court
as the law requircs
no VIM. SENTER, Committee
w. II. SIMONroN, on City LIZ
MI KING. )quor Agc'y
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1871-06-21

cifc securities 49,. -
Uuioh aeinc ISL mort ..... ......,.,,. ga
Union Pacific land grants ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Union Pacific income bonds.. .....,.,,,,
CantraI S':1 o'oeN;'' ''''s's s.s.............
raj acihc oonus. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 1924
money was little better this afternoon though an
sdvance In rates was established. Sterling Exchange
n I ana advanced to 11Ot 110H. Stocks were &C.
tnye ana excited to-day, especially Rock Island
wnch advanced rom 1851 to 1909, the highest point
OF the season, with enormous transactions, over 30 :
the stock re- acted to 1913 but subsequently recovered
ana closed strong at 100. There was considerable
excitement also in coal STOCK which fell 10 per cent
Stocks. eH "
western Union Telegraph Co. ................. COL
racine Mall ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. loi
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1871-06-21
WAR DEPARTMENT.
DIVISION OF TELEGRAMS AND REPORTS FOR THE
BENEFIT OF COMMERCE.

Weather Report, June IS.
observations taken at midnight, exact local time
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1871-06-21
Eight Per Cent. Mortgage Bonds
FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS,
to the amount of $12,5OO per mile, and
SECOND MORTGAGE BONDS,

to an equal amount, both principal and interest
guaranteed by the State of louisiana. The price OF
the two classes is the same and subscribers can take
their choice. t...
The Bonds only in denominations
e2OO each, interest payable Januarya
the rate OF eight per cent. currency in
seven per cent gold in London, at the,
holder at the time each coupon Is due .,v.,us IA.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1871-11-30
NO. 6

ASrEsss WARD ON ARr.-I like art
| admire dramatic art, although l failed
as an actor. l, was in my school-bov
days that failed as an actor. The plav
was ths "Ruiss Of Pompai." | PLAYED
the HG;n,. Il vas not very successful
performance bu; it was better than the
Burning Noun,ain lie was no, good.
lie was bad VesuviGs. The remen,-
brance often makes me ask. Where are
the boys of my youth = lassarc You this
Is not 4 couumirum. Some arc amongst
You here. some in America. aud some are
IN Jail. Hence arises \ most touching
question Where are the girls OF nv
youth : Some arc married some waali
like 10 be. oh, my Maria , Alas. she
married another; they frequently do. L
hope she is happy: because am. Some
people are not happy; have nosicca
thGt
My orchestrs j. small; bat IAN, surc
it !. very good. s<-far Is il goes. Il e?Se
my pianist ten pounds night and his
washing.
| like music. Ican'i sing. As a sing
ut am not a success | an saddcst when
| sing; 50 are those wko hear ne they
are sldier than am. The other night
some >ilver-vOicci Young man came un-
der my window, aud sang. Come. where
my love hes dreaming" | didn't go; I
didn't think it would be correct.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1871-11-30
Written for the Bcacon.l
CSREQClTSD LOVE.

Dear one, ths image on my hearts engraved,
In characters OF brighies; orc;
And III forever he thy willing slave,
Crtil we met; upon that distant shore.
In my thoughts seek thee ever,
n my dreamsfthy brigh, form, see;
Time nor thy absence can ever sever,
The sweet memory that binds RE 10 tree.
Dear one, will continue 10 love thee.
Through al this weary changing life;
lr memory ! never can forget thee,
Though you should be aaother's wife.
Though ail hopeless the love that binds me,
And its passion this world may blame;
Though thy vcw TO another unites the.
still cherish the sound OF thy name.
Q, that ! never had met thee.
Thou who art so lovely and fair:
Or that the power was mine 10 forget thee,
And hanish this madiening despair
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1871-11-30
Whenever Burke found himself ipl;s.

Whenever Burke found himself iniis-
posed, he ordered kettle Of water to bc
kept boiling Of which he drank large quan-
titles. sometimes ~ much a. four and even
five quarts IN morning. without any my-
ture or infusion. and as hot as he cuuld
bear. lis manner was to pour about a
I.nt At time lutoa basin, and drink it
with spoon a, lit had been soup. Warm
water. hc said. would relax AMI nauseate.
bnt hot water was the finest stinulant aud
most powerful restorative in the world.
He certainly thought it a sovereign cure
for every complaint. and not only took it
hims'.t, but prescribed it, with the conf
dcncc Of a Sangrado. TO every patient that
came in his way.-DaiIin Cnir,rsity.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1871-11-30

SATURDAY NIGHr.-llaw mary ki>s
has been given. how many cure. how
many a carc>S. how many u look ot hate,
how many a kind word how many prom
iSc has been broken. how mauv soul
lost, how many 4 lowed one lowered nto
the narrow chamber. how many babe
has gone from earth to licav IL. how many
= little crib or cradle stands silent now.
which last Saturday night held :l,e rarcs.
treasures of the heart
\ week is life \ week is n history.
\ week marks events of sorrow and CHAD
ness. which people never hear. Go home
to your family man in business Go home
to your hearth. erriug wandcrer, Go home
to the chair that awaits Won, wrongcl
waif OH .itc's breakers. Go home to those
YOU love man Of toll, and give orc night
to the joys AMI comforts fast tiying by.
Leave your book with complex figures
your d,nGy office, your busy shop. Rest
with those YOU love. for Heaven only
knows what the next saturday night will
bring YOU. Forget the world of care aud
tie battles rr lie which have turrowcd the
week Draw close around The family
hearth Saturday night has awaited your
coming III sadness, in tears, and in silence.
u'o home to those YOU love, and as you
basi IN :he loved presence, aud meet to
return the loved embrace of your heart ;
pets strive to be better man, and bless
Heaven for giving his weary children 50
dear stepping stone in the river to the
eternal. az Saturday night.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1871-11-30
Written for the Beacon J
ACTUNNAL MUSINGS,

Oh vhy Sa~ whv this sadness,
Sad, weary heart OF mine;
When all the earth Is gladuess,
Say' why should 81 thou repine?
Thou hast had thy glad Spring-,imc,
Likewise thy summer joy;
Why murmur al thy Autumn1
Thy happiness aIioy7
The seasons have their sunshine,
Their cloudy moments too;
To Heaven thyseif resign,
Thy covenant renew.
It's true, thou'st lad thy troubles,
For many a long year;
Although thev seem 70 double,
Yet still, thou should not fear.
Though death hath thee visited,
Deserted thou hast been,
The tempest hath prostratei-
All were blessings unseen.
lie, death irves. thy dwelling
And enemies assail-
Their inuendoes telling
lave faith He'll never fail
JAcqrEs.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1871-11-30

liISroEN or rHE tENr.-The old red
a. Mt - RAPIDLY passing away on, Of the
mted States currency, and It will not be
long before it will only b. known in mem
ory and numiSma,ic collections. Its his
tory is matter of suihcicn, interest for
reservation. The cent was 6rst propos-
ci by Rober; Morris the great fnancier
Of the revolution, aud was named by JET
frrson two years after. II Irgan 10 make
Us appearance from the mint in 1892 -
" bore the head Of Washington on one
side and thirteen links GU the other. The
French revolution soon created 4 rage for
French ideas, which put on jhe cent. in
stead of III" head of Washington. the head
Of the Goddess OF Libcrty--a.French Lib
crty, with flowing locks. The chain IA
the reverse WAS replaced hv the olive wreath
OF peace. But the French Liberty was
short lived, and so was her portrait OIL
the cent. The next head or figure sue
cceding this--thc staid classic dame with
t'let around her hair, came into fashion
about thirty or forty years ago, and her
finely chlscled Grrcian features have been
but slightly altered in the lapse Of time.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1871-11-30

"MES's RrGurs. "A correspondent Of
the Cincinnati Gd=,Rc has some odious
things TO say in favor Of what he chooses
TO call Mems Rights" Il am. :" he SAYS,
"a bachelor, thirty-one years of age, in
sound health, and in receipt Of salary of
Sl.'oo per year, and. therefore. a good
match for any woman. no matter who she
may be; yet | remain unmarried from
principle, and will remain sHel. until the
laws ar 50 altered aS to make me master
Of my own home. am the owner ofrcal
estate acquired by nay own labor. lido
not mean to allow any woman to control
me in the di-po>al of that property simply
because 81" should happen to be my wife.
she would have done nothing towards
earning that property, and therefore. have
no moral right in its sale. ANY law
giving her dover third is simply a
fraud on ne, the more 50 as the law does
not give me any dover third IN her proper
". And then the ceremony now-a-dav~.
called marriage. does not give me n wife
It merely gives me 4 woman who can leave
mo whenever she plcases. | cannot keep
"'' "-"'!'Nt Hor "!sttF. Sfe may Co
back 70 her fathcr or elsewhere. aud !
can't compel her to come lacl; but should
J leave her f"r any reason lie can have
ne arrested anl compel me to support her
Such thing is onc-silcd AMI unfair. 4
woman held Iy such a loose tie j. not, in
my opinion, wife in the holy way de-
cent man has shrincd in his thoughts -
The laws have degraded her into > concu-
biue"
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1871-11-30

sparns all scruple has appeared in con-
junction with grossness and duplieity, aud
throughout all has been tendency to &C.
centrioity which argues unsoundness in
the intellect. For tbs. second time in the
history Of the family this has been con-
centrated into actual i;.sanity. Victoria
is still much younger than her grandfath-
er was when be became physically aud
morally incapacitated' fcr his public du-
ties. and ye. be lived ten years after that
event.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1871-11-30
WEEMS' TRANSPORTATIoN LINE
FALL ARR ANGENENr.

IN AID after We'd -r---
" ncsdAy. Srpr,n-
Irr the 9TH l~7i. the IfAS--<&-s
Steamer" PLANTER ssxis.s:s-s,Se<EzksssgE
aud MARY WASHINGTON will run as
fellows
PLANTER. Captain Parrish. leaves Pier
No. : i.tt str.ct. every "Wednesday and
Saturday Morning. At $50 ucivon. irr Fair
Haven, llum Point, Gcvcrnor's Run and
ratuxcnt River. preceding As lar up A. Ben
cdlct. Returning. leaves Benedict every
Thursday and Monday Morning. at 6
o'ciotk. tyr EAlllmorr. calling at all the
Landings for Fr,ight aud la.>ru.ctS-
Frci"ht received NJ Pier No. :. Light street.
on TUcsda, and FriLa only up tu io'c,,ck.
MARY WASHINGTON. CApt. Gourrcy.
leaves Pier NJ" :. Light street every Thurs
ilr N.2ht. nj 10 O'Clock. for Patuxcut Xiv
CT direct. rs lar Up as Ilil,'> Landing. Re-
turning. leaves Hills Landing every Mon
day fur Nottingham. ana Nottingham eve
~ Tuesday Mvru'.E. at i u'yuck. for Bal
timcre. calling \, the landings below Zen
cGiC; for Passengers only Freight received
nj No. Tobacco WarehOaSe Wharf, on
Thursdays only, n 10 | o'clock.
NJ l. WEENS.
Sept I. lS7!--tf. Agent.
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ST. MARY'S s BEACON
is fr:t:tnrb EVERY rmunspAYEY
MES 6. DOWNS


Ty-Ns ~ SCRscErTroS 81 M per annum 10
hs paid within six munths No subscription
will he received for a shorter period than six
months and no paper 10 be discontinued ghtii al
arrcaTag"z are paid except AZ the option OF the
publisher.
TEExs or AnygHrisrsG rs cents per square
FOR the ffsi insertion. and % cents for e9cry sub
seIaent insertion. Eight lines or less constitute
square. 1t the number Of Insertions re not
f'iafkrf on the advertisement II wiH - publish
ed until forbid, and charged accordingly A
liberal deduction made TO those who adyeriis
by the year.
communications Of personal character will
b. charged, NJ the snni" rates as advertisements
o5i'uaTics over ten lines ia length will be eharc
ed AZ f%p rate Of cents per squt~r
All communications for publication must he
accompanied with the real name Of the author
or 10 attention y III be paid 10 them. The real
nam "i the author will not he published unless
desired, tWi We cannot consent 70 insert cummu-
EicaiIoHs unless We know the writer.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1871-11-30

EF The great professors who can face
the battery of thousand eyes directed to
them on the rostrum. are frequently the
most dithient of men when taken away
from their regular sphere oflabor. There
was professor Aytoun. who was too ;imid
t" ask papa for his wife. When Jane
Emily Wilson suggested to him that before
size could give her absolute consent il
would be necessary that he should obtain
her fathers approval. You must speak
tor me, said the sutor. 'tor could not
summon courage to speak to the Professor
on thls subject" :" Papa is in the library"
sald the lady. Then you had better 20
to him, said the suitor, land will wait
ill .ou return" The lady proceeded to
the library, and taking her father afcc-
tionately by the hand. mentioned that Pro-
fessor Aytoun had asked her in marriage.
She added, Shall | accept his offer. papa?
Tie i 50 diihient that he won't speak to
vou about it himself" Then we must
deal tcnieriy with his feelings" said hearty
old Christopher. "rll write INV reply
on strip ofpaper and pin it to your back !"
,PaPa's answer is on the back OF my dress
said Miss Jane. as she entered the draw
ing room. Turning around the delight
ci suitor read these words-'With the
authors compliments"
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1871-11-30
(Which are the requisites Of a good

(Which are the requisites Of 4 good
wife -
.Shs should be as beautiful as pea
hen. gentle rs lamb. prudent as mouse,
just as 4 faithful mirror. pure as the scale
of a ash. She must mourn for her de-
ceased husband Ike she camel. and live
in her widowhoooi like bird which has
lost its wings"
The Chan was astonishel at the wisdom
of the fair kookju: Vet euragei 1T her
having approached him With injustice, he
still wished 10 destroy her.
After a few dass he thought he had
found means for attaining his object. lie
sent COR her. aul asked her 10 determine
the true worth of all his treasures after
which he promised 70 ahsolye her from
malIce IN questioning his Justice, AMI 10
admit that she intended, rs wise woman,
merely TO warn bin.
The maiden consented, vet uaier the
condition that the Chan would promise
her implicit obedience to her commands
for four days She requested that lie
would not eat feed during ihat time. On
the last day she placed dish of meat be-
fore him aud said Confess. oh Chan
that all thy treasures are not worth as
much as this joint OF mea,'
The Chan was s. struck with the truth
Of her remark that he confessed the truth
Of it, Acknowledged her as wise. married
her 70 his son. and permitted her con-
stantly TO remind Kim % use his Eed Eyc
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1871-11-30

BITEE Brr.-A gool instance e f".harp
practice" is that Of man IN Ohio. who
was acquitted Of murder on the Plea osia-
sanity. He had secured his lawycrs by
giving them mortgage on lis farm. but
nov rePudiates the mortgage on tie ground
;hst he was insane when he made il. ac-
eUs,lins 70 the showing Of these same law
ycr>.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1871-11-30
f.- 4 phys;cian in Beaver Dat

fs- 4 physician in Beaver Dam.
Wis, was arrested ior whipping his wife.
and wasrcquired TO enter into bonds to keep
tie peace. Ga his retnrn home he tore
down his sign and swore he would not
.raetice IN any town where the authorities
kEsw t-'ter than be what was good for
h., wife
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1871-11-30

father to his youn, hopeful, Il did no:
know NATL today TIN: you hal been whip
rci last week" Didn't You ra!" re-
Iliei the Young hopeful, Il knew it at
the time"
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1871-11-30
w III f. \ L s Z DIN G.

WILSON Il. SLTiP
o:Isr TO the farmer m isi"rvEirttF Stpc-- Pho,-
Ihs'c, which they Warrant yo hc equal 10 any III
the market. frCc S+5 per ton. also
DISSOLVED BONE.
guaranteed ,o he pure Bone. dissolved in acids
10 render it quick in is action ON the land a,
Si5 per ton. also
ANNONlATEp BONE,
equal to :; per cent. Of Ammonis. at $40 per
ton, also
Al y MEXICAN GUANO,
very cheap.
WILSON ( SITTER,
50 Frederick street
baltimore, Nd.
Sept - lsfl-3m,
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1871-11-30

EES7mcbody once asked Tom Corwin
II he had heard a certain story Of Lewis
d. Campbell.
Was il about himself" inquired Mr..
Curwin.
No, | believe not"
We'll, then. never heard it," said
Tom gravely.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1871-11-30

4 boot aDi shoe store in the Sixth ave-
nue.. New York. advcrtises ..Wunian's
RIgh;>-aui Lcfts."
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1871-11-30
-? W. rSATr SrREEr,

i.s~ ConsigumcntS respectfully solicited and
pr"mptl, attended 10. shipping orders care
full! put ap.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1871-11-30

Charles Brooks, Esq, PrvS't Western Nat.
Bk, renniman \ Bro, Hurst PUrncll X 60,
Wm Rciman S Son, Wm psVriss L Co, Nsr-
chants, " Brooks, Esq.
Sept =, lSsl-G.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1871-11-30
NAMES OF THg STATES.

A correspondent ins - Why the States
are called by their ~ Ncnt names, and
what are their deriy,.si5ss and meaning.
The resE,}azs of our U tigstiops- in this
,,c.,a. ora tba fnlln,x,,.r.
The New York herald., 1871-09-17
MysrERIOusLY AND FATALLY INJURED.

Two witnesses were yesterday examined before
Coroner Keenan, ID the case of Edward Horton the
man sixty-two years of age who died In Centre
street Hospital some days ago. Horton, who had
been man OF incorporate habits and evidently
without home or means OF support, re-
NAMED over night at the lodging house OF
Mrs. Heavey 27 Greenwich street, at which
time he seemed TO be somewhat bewlldered in mind,
He was bleeding, and told Mr. Heavey that he had
been hit by olcer; that he had fallen In William
street, and again that he received his injuries In
WILLIAMSBURG Horton, before being taken 10 the hos
pta told OIicer Burke, OF the Iwenty.seventh pre-
cinct that he had been struck head with club
by a policeman In William street, but gave no other
particulars. He was then In an unsOund state or
mind. post-mortem examination showed that
deceased had received a fracture OF tile skull and
in the opinion OF Wooster Beach, M D. the iracturo
was the result OF fall The investigation Is not yee
concluded. although there IL n0t much more
evidence attaluable.
The New York herald., 1871-09-17
EXCITING RUNAWAY IN ORANGE.

The carriage and double team OF Alexander Hud-
nut, the HERALD Building druggist. was standing
yesterday morning IN Main street, Orange where
Mr.. Hudnut resides. In the car rage was his little
son. about five years old. Something frightened
tile horses and OF they dashed at break meek pace,
creating the widest excitement along the thor0uR'
iare. The runaways brought up finally against q
grocer's wagon. Both horses were badly cut aud
bruised, the carriage daInaged; but LUCKILY the
y0ungster escaped unhurk
The New York herald., 1871-09-17
Pic Nouo,s BuptismnI Record.

The baptismal record OF Pope Plus TX. has been
going the round of the European press Here it s:-
In the name OF God, amen. l. the undersigned, per-
petual Vicar ol the cathedral ana parish church
ST. Peter, the Apostle, In Sngagna, certify as fol-
lows
ON May II, 1902, Sunday, the most noble John
Mary John Baptist Peter Peregrn, isldore, son OF
Countess Catarina SalazZ, sponsor, was baptized
by the very reverend canon Don Andrea Mastal. The
pOdmother was Jeronima MOront, r1atrOn.
The child born the same day, at quarter to
two CcloCK IN the morning.
PIETRO VETTURINI. Perpetual Curate.
The New York herald., 1871-09-17
EycninR Erec Schools.

The Board OF Education has announced that the
Brookon Evening Free Schools will open for the
fall and winter term on Monday, October 2, for the
instruction OF young men and women who may be
desirous OF becoming pupils under the common
school system. The schOol houses designated for
night schools by the Board are located as follows-
Middagh street, near Henry; Warren street, near
Smith; corner OF Fifth street and North Fifth streets
Remsen street, near Even; Walworth street. near
Myrtle avenues Java street, Greenpoht; Nelson
street. near Hicks; Willoughby street, near Ray
mond; Union avenue, near south Third street, Tho
term will be for twelve weeks.
The New York herald., 1871-09-17

Chrstinn MissiOns in Heathcn IsandS.
The above is the title OF q lecture to be given ~
ST. Mary's Hall, Court street, near Nelson, by Rev.
Father J. MacKepna, this evening. Admission VIVA
be free but q collection will be taken up during the
evening among the audience to enable the reverend
gentleman who years ago endeared himself TO the
people Of that section OF the CITY, wnere ne
In the holy ministry to proceed with the erection OF
n church at CulchOgue L. l., where ne Is stationed.