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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1871-01-24

TIN w EDDrvG.-Mr. and Mrs. w.
B. Baxter celebra ca the tenth an
niversary Of their wedding at their
residence in Lancaster last evening.
There was large party of friends
assembled and an evening ofpleasure
to all present. A beautiful and APP
propriate peice of music, entitled
"The Tin Wedding" was sung with
novel tinware accompaniment
Over hundred pieces Of the shining
metal. worked up in all the forms of
household usefulness, were presented,
including also some fancy articles as
tin slippers, tin hat, gloves, skates,
cane, etc. The DR.. made one Of
those happy speeches con this i'm
portant occasion" which never fail
to bring down the house. The party
was delightfully."- entertained by Mrs
b. until late hour in tho evening.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1871-01-24
SIS. Convention.

A Sunday School Convention OF
the Fennimore s. s. Union will be
held at the NJ Il Church, Fennimore
Jan. goth, 1871. All are invited to
attend.
PRooRAME.
/. Devotional Exercises.
2. Remarks by the President.
3. Eject Of Bible Truth upon the Mind
VIM. Cook.
a Relation Of the Sunday School 10 the
Church-T. Thomas, Jr
8. The use of Tickets and Rewards-M.
Birchard.
8. The duty Of the Church TO the Sunday
School-H A. w. McNar.
7 Teachers Meetings. How TO conduct
them. Dinsdale.
8. Bibe Class teaching-A. Earl.
g. The best Method Of raising Money for
S. s. purposes-H II. Earl.
10. Report of Schools
All S. 5 workers are invited to be
present with themes of their own
selection. A general discussion of
the above subjects by the convention
is expected The singing will be
conducted by NJ Orchard
JOHN DINsDALE.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1871-01-24
LANDS FOR SALE
IN PARCELS

The Lands of Joseph Horner-about 900 acres are
for sale. Apply to J. Allen Barber, his Attorney, Ian
caster, Wis. soft
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1871-01-24
BOSCOBEL MARKET.
POTOSI MARKET.

CORRECTED EVERY TUESDAY MORNING BY c. xA1rrsDAon
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-08-21
Bottled Tn.

The Pennsylvania railroad interest seems to
have driven another nail in the cofin of the
Baltimore and Ohio Company. As the former
combination virtually controls the lines between
Baltimore and Philadelphia and New York it
now refuses to carry between those points the
freight brought to Baltimore BY the Baltimore
and Ohio line from points i'm the West which
are reached in common by the connections of
the Pennsylvania and the Baltimore and Ohio
roads The result is that New York and Phila-
delphia freights brought by the Central Ohio
branch of the Baltimore and Ohio road to the
Chic river, instead of being brought in bulk
across the splendid new bridge at Bellair, and
80 over the main stem of the line, have to take
the Cleveland and Pittsburgh road at that place.
and reach their destination via Pittsburgh and
HaTrisburgh.
This arrangement destroys all the western
connections of the Baltimore and Ohio line with
New York, except what il commands through
the Parkersburg branch and Marietta and Gin
cinnati, and where it does not compete with the
connecting lines of its overpowering rival, and
renders practically worthless very valuable
feeders between Wheeling and Chicago, and
also the costly bridge over the Ohio river at
Bellair, until Mr.. Garrett and his friends are
able to build new line between Baltimore and
New York. .
On many accounts these results are 10 be re-
gretted but as they are the legitimate results of
Mr.. CARROTS -wise-snd- pound-foolish
policy, they can surprise no one; and If they
eventually bring us second line between Wash
ington and New York the travelling public will
hardly shed tears. Faster time and lower fares
will be something to be thankful for, whether
they are attained through liberal enterprise or
come of disappointed greed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-08-21

COMPULSORY EDUCATION.-TheN New Hamn-
shire Legislature, by act approved on the 18th
8timO, provides a system - to compel children
20 attend school" Every parent, or person in
Iooo PARENTS, is to send his child being between
eight and fourteen to some public school within
two miles OF residence for twelve weeks each
year, siS weeks at least to be consecutive, unless
-Ieh child be instructed for the time mentioned
at home or in some private school in the branches
taught in the public schools, or in more advanced
studies Any violation of this requirement is
unstable by tine of ten dollars for the first
and twenty dollars for the second and every
ssbsequent Offense; and on notice TO the local
school board from any taxpayer that such
CffeEse has been committed, the board Is In inst;
tute suit thereon under penalty of twenty dollars
for each neglect. This act Is now in force. TAKING
tneet from passage, and the workings of the
system viii she'd needed light on the yexed
question Of compulsory education. The test,
however, in sparsely populated State having
no large cities will scarcely serve 10 show
the applicability Of the system to our great
commercial cities, where the proportion of poor
people unable to support their children even at
free schools Is much larger.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-08-21

We would just hint to the Legislature that they
are taking heavy responsibility in refusing to
supply the Board Of Health with the means IN
garry out proper sanitary measures. Better give
t6e i.Oard the requisite funds TO 20 on with the
work they have Ssocked out, and hold them re-
sponslble for the results We want TO make
Washington city the eleanest and healthiest ON
thu continent; and any reasonable sum of money
will he judiciOusly applied in bringing the city
ND 10 that mark.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-08-21

The weekly statement Of the associated banks Of
New fork proves quite favorable. The specie has
run down about three millions, in consequence OF
the heavy customs payments ON i'm ported goods,
snd the legal tenders have fallenover two millions
eXhibting the shipments Of currency initiating the
iaH movement 20 the west and south The loans
have been on the other hand, pandefwo millions
and the deposits consequently shows adecrease less
than the total loss in specie and legal tenders The
surplus reserve is consequently impaired TO the ex-
tent Of S4Z5S ~, and is now down TO go Isl 0J0
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-08-21
The Star by Mail.

Persons leaving the city for the sumner or
any portion Of 1t may have THE STAR sent to
their address for such time as they desire, at the
rate Of fifty cents per month. Orders, accom-
panied by the money, should be sent to the bush
ness Office of the paper.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-08-21

a bill has passed one branch of the IapisIa
ture removing engine company No from ID
street, south Of Pennsylvania avenue. To thu
corner OF 9th street and Massachusetts avenpa
Rather than incur the wholly needless ex
penSe OF creating and maintaining another fire
company We have been inclined to favor this
change, but We find, in conversation with some
OF the business men in the locality where this
engine is now stationed, that there are loc.,
reasons why it should not be removed. Tn ITS
immediate neighborhOod, between 10th ana fitb
,tTeets and Pennsylvania avenue and the canal,
alarge PORTION Of the lumber business. and MANN
featuring operations with intiammabIe materials
are carried on. There are three planning mills
three fOundries, four lumber yards four CARRIAGE
factories, and ten carpenters shops in these
limits and property of a perIshable nature Of ten
times the value of any other area of the same
size in Washington In the same vicinity. too.
are some of the large hotels and the two theate-s
1t may be said that nothing is gained by the
mere prOPinGuity Of the engine to the point
threatened with fire, the requisite steam is
generated while the distant engine is on its way.
and ii comes into service as speedily as the one
on the ground. In a measure this is true: but in
this case there are reasons why the rule does NOT
apply. The pressure of the aqueduct water l.
sufficient here to make the engine hose
seryieeable TO put out a fire before the
pumI are applied Further, in consequence of
the large amount of infammable material here
private watehmen are employed by all the prin-
opal manufacturing and lumber establishments.
and in case Of a fire at night these watchmen
could give the alarm Immediately to engine
house No. 2, surprising it to remain in its pres.
ent locality.
y proper representation of these reasons and
such others may present themselves will
doubtless cause the Legislature to reconsider its
purpose to make the removal in question.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-08-21

The Board of Health has instructed the health
officer to notify the Coroner that wherever deaths
from poison occur, the aPothecary compounding
the same should be prosecuted. .s ..-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-08-21
INSTRUMENTATION.

Having understood that there is TO be appointed an
Inspector Of Cattle and all live stock brought 10 this
market for SALE also sll meats offered for sale in
markets, with the view of protecting the citizens
against unsound and unwhOlesome food, it is highly
important that the person filling said position should
have practical experience Mr. VIM ID. BELL. AN
old citizen Of this city, and having had nearly fifty
years practical experience as q butcher in our mar
kets, is an applicant for the position. He can bring
the best testimony to his capability, and shoud
he receive the appointment, we would have an
honest and efficient officer
it Currzry
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-08-21
The Ohio CanyaSS.

A telegram from Ohio in the morning papers
states that the democratic executive committee
have withdrawn all of General McCook's ap-
pOintments for the canvass of the State on the
score of ell health" In the Cincinnati Com
reTcidI of Saturday, however, we find the fol-
lowing dispatch, which seems to hint rather
significantly at the nature of McCook's "sick-
ness" The Commercial is not much of a party
paper and would probably detail lapse on the
part of a republican candidate with equal
prOmptness, but the Ohio republicans are in
great glee over the troubles of their adversaries
and now count upon one of their old fashioned
majOrities of forty thousand:
"CHILLTC0THE, August Is~-The democratic
meeting last night proved one of the richest
nzZles Imaginable. McCOOk and party had
spent the afternoon at ex-senator Aliens 1t
seems that the hospitality Of the excellent old
SenatOrswas TOD much for them. McCoOk took
the stand, and, after trying tO tell something
about a poor cuss that had two babies, he broke
down. His friends came 20 his assistance with
bottle OF peppermint, but he took too much
and chOaked up 20 he couldn't get a word out
After coughing, crying, &c, he got one foot on
the table and made out to say that the pOpula-
ton Of the United States had increased thirty
eight million dollars. After that he said he was
sick, and quit. The democracy say Ross Is
gOnc-McCOOk has spoiled all hopes here"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-08-21

INlIAs MURDR3 IN ACCOMPLISHMENTS
Ma Harrington, Of the Third Cavalry, and
Cha, whisper. have been murdered by the
App. - near Camp Verde, Arizona. Their
boo were horribly mutihted- The Indians,
2e0 strong, raidcd the Country % within eightee
miles Of Prescott. capturing many cattle.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-08-21

The SISG-SING EsCARADE-Of The twelve
Sing Sing oOnvicts who escaped on q steam ting
boat last week, eight have beenrecaptured- One
OF Tho n made desperate resistance, anil was
badly wounded. be fred several shots at the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-08-21
DRoPosALs FOR COAL.
vBUREAu oFBSeKvAINe AND PRINTING,

bureau oFESeRvAINe AND PRINTING,
ikLAsVRr DEPARTMkNT, August 10, lSl.S
Sesed Proposels will be rseiy ed at this office un-
VI Sar lof3el3ck IN, WEDNESDAY,; ooh septem,,
Cumberland COAL, Georges Creek run Of mine, ',
10 be delivered at such times and places and in such
Quantities as may be required, and subject 20 the
Conditions Isaniied h act Of Congress- approved
and weighed and the quantity Of each load certified
qualified under the aei for that purpose and that the
prescribed fee Of twenty cents for each ton Of coal
inspected. weighed and delivered, shall be paid By
Proposals will be considered binding from one week
from the 10Th September, the Department reserving
the night to REJECT all or any portion Of the bids
ceiyed.
No proposals will be entertained unless accompa-
MED by satisfactory evidence of ability fulfil the
contract, nor will any payment be made without the
cerncate OF the that the coal furnished
such as the contract calls for.
Proposals should be addressed, and sent to the Of
Chief of Bureau of Engraving and Printing,
au2l b. T. Treasury Department.
RANkRUPTCY NOTICE.
- This is 20 give notice, that on the 18th day Of
issued against the estate of LYMAN G. PARKE,
Of the city of Washington, of said District who has
been adJud2ed bankrupt on his own petition: That
the payments of any debts and delivery Of any ppo
use,and the transfer OF any property by him, are
forbidden by law: That a meeting Of the creditors Of
the said bankrupt to prove their debts and choose
one or more assignees of his estate will be held at
court Of bankruptcy to be holden at the City Hall
BKoWN, Register, on the 3Oth day Of August A. ID.
II U. s. Marshal Of d. c., az Messenger.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-08-21
Government Securitieu


Ey Baatsrs', BroEsrs and Cam nlsreial Tslssraph
hone and G orssn re sestf e SS and bonds in
n NEW YoEk, Aug: ImFirst Board, lo+0 a. M
: % 81 is saa sSap0 H! ~? SSTgSS he.
8 s. Is s siSsis s. s ssssSs dSS;
ss a I:Bs s1,gRn w.i:i SSs
pres: q AnsSee 1srst., st'f United as STATE. as
York se1 Gsnts a Rs Hss'033 d. S2s
fired h,, -; Harlem u.s. do. prsrd, i Reading,
mgan s1S,Ssrn, iSs Union Pseo S4 Rai-o aaf
sla; Illinois Central, ls3; le,elsnd and Pitts,
Cleveland Columbus, Cincinnati ia and fnaeaDl.
MA New Jersey Cent; iSs1s; RosR Island, YSs1s
WsSssh and western, DelaS ss pfTs set.w s
and Tsars WHa.ie.n, lOs Fort WAYNE ss Alton and
nlssis.Rp eeTtise.te: Is GOiu@bus, Chieaso a and
new; yirSini. g., Sid Sc; North a Carolina ina
trail Pacs a. Bonds - uHisS P.os SsH
Sa's Gold, liiAaii27s. Market strong.
Markets To-day.
bid, SIS asked; do. coupon. old, "a bid y
anss no%insy ia ~ FiSs1 ht aS and 1ST w %ie
sssSa ism ;,rees sggsEspe stsas extra, Ssa
So Wesiers saSsrne cs esss !s .SsGP sTsTs s
sSa; family, sSsls7a1.. Wheat active; choice White
:ssrss .nd afm; white soaths1n ~ yellow south n
err boasO. mixed western 66a6S Oats active: 43a48
Provisions unchanged. Whisky dull, "a.
a,synm mSa. d hSsust s.o'k, dull and heavy
do. new, Y. North Carolinas, old, Is; do. new 26
money,2 Gold Ia. Exchange, long, 81 do. short,
NEW York; August A.-Flcur 70 cents higher
Wheat cent higher. Corn q shade frmer
LONDON, August q, l:D q. m.-Consols opened at
Sets; l0-4O's, 9A.
Pans, August H.-French rentes, IS francs, 50
LONRos. August a, 10 p m.-Bonds-lss2, ss.;
lS65, old, 60.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-08-21
WAR p@EFA .,Is qses Gag sisral oss.r,

WASHINGTON, 3. G August ri, IN
sYNoFsIs FOR THE PAST TwENTY-FOUR HoURs
The area OF low baronleter Sunday morning over
Lake Huron has moved eastward into New York
snd cloudy weather now prevails from Lake Erie to
Msssachmsetts and Maine, with occasional light
nertheastward, and Is OFF the coast of New England
The barometer remains low the south Atlantic
coast The temperature is very generally lower
than yesterday morning, except in Pennsylvania
and New York, where it is slightly higher. North
states and easterly winds on the middle and East
Atlantic coast smoky and hazy Weather extends
from Michigan into Virginia, Fioriia and Missouri
PRoBA Bill IrIEs.-Cloudy weather will probably
extend during the day from syv ania north and
eastw ard, clearing away this evening exec Mt on tl,e
Immediate coast, where increasing easterfy winds
viii probably continue. Partially clear and hazy
weather VIII probably continue. without material
change, from Lake Superior TO Virginia and east
ward, as also III the Southern and Gulf States
LOCAL RECORD.
The thermometer in THE EVENING SrAR bu .ipass
Office registered as follows to days m rs: 10
m, Is; l2m.,1S; 2p.m.,62.
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PERSONAL.

q
I'D GARDNER, LATE OF THE RTc0RD 4. :.
- and M p PsS ~ ?; sS. s, s n ssIss
81 his p.sissnes ioo2 MassaoLas4is AZ eaue. Be
periencs in treatins over lo0Oo cas-, a. the Il We
seis m Bis r .a s.s Psst,os q tr
Iev days his medlc,nes far GQhOrrhssa ,boih male
FORD prus es s9or @ni los e esS : cALNERr
n b. soa ths receipt q $40, a,s~ace snd medi-
cine will be scnt y express He warrant, q cur.
61E -DR. J. BEAUMONT, sPEcI3I Physician
O-o. and sgseres for t'en,lenen onl,s uons.lt
ohoe. Hours, 4 60 p. m. Eess Boasrass. suH Inn
MES. r. sAwYkk, Csayroysai, MaEs.Ise Tsa
~ AisssS1a, can De consulted az her Honse, No.
tan. cusibe.s-past. present and foture. sfIn'
NOy KNOW HOW 1T IL YoURsELFn-Thst
o. oLs DIT hsTey sees ten such case yours 90
larry successful in elect, Sor.fula. Syphilis and
pn,nsi Neskness Once Ms a. street, south q
Ieuss, snls Avenue. aull
- IT, RE WELL, kEoEE sEEcrALIsz,
recommended TO thSse desiriSs ss .l rss hsn,
shifting physician. w.
skillfu physician, mailing specially q female con-
LADIES suffering from irregul.rities .we.k,.....
OF any oomplaint peculiar % their sex, can connds
IN him with the ut@gst condolences. He guarantees
shO have been ds1siyed S1a ssindled BY the many
and French pills.
StpaTdts rOoDgS feT LADY pafs<sts
sTfE USELESS c 9 kisGy' r' 'rs M
N b.-Ihe Doctor at present IL st sarsfnrs
springs NJ which place all letters Be Addressed
RiTAkISG AsEspowMESr POLICY IN
sse ssshst possible wsnt dependenoe upon others
yos provide for your family in the event q death:
sho the money you pay 30 the psny viii earn ven
rrSm tel per cent. compound interest once 500
mh0r IY KNIGHT. General Aren't.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-08-21

Atwholesale and retail By the following nrst.class
i 5sugS ssG zee PA IA MST
8 L. LSxis, lao! issh 4; Ward Walsh, cor. Pa.
a, and hsh ST.; ,. p Milburn Co, s3I 18th st {;
Bro cdr. Pa. av and 9Th st d. Jay Taulman, cor
ner 9th md streets; r. B, fsrguson, l0l Pa av.,
Charles y. Moore, cor. T,h 81, aud Pa. ave. !;
Ridgelys Pharmacy, 1921 Pa. ave-, Wash
Thomas A. Eitehie, u High st.; :. n {. tropIsy
Co, 50 Bridge Sc, Georgetown; also, at retail by
Druggists generally. Manufacturing Depot, corner
oh and q streets. Bee Testimonials and direc-
tions. : ssf-- s-ras --l. E, i-r su3-6
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-08-21

WILLOW PINE LUMBER,
L Wholesale only. Bills cut 20 order.
"A. IRoH1oNGEB, Norfolk, Va
Vsosss soncueos my1lys
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-08-21

TA MEETING OF THE UNAssIGNED
10y MILITARY COMPANY will be had To-
DAY att p. m. business Of Importance will be
It, CAPTAIN COMM MIMIC
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n arkets To-day.

Meteorological ReeOrd-Aug. Fl ,7.35 A. NJ
War Department, Signal ISerrice " s. A.
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GOAL T,CosTi
Aswe are compelled 10 move our stock Of
COAL,
we will sell at Cost for the next ten days
-. H0LLIDGE BROS,
au2i St ala Mas. ay, bet. 9th and l0th s,s
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-08-21

MARBLI AND SLATE MANrRLs. -
am nov ceiling, 1t reduced pricss for cash. at mn
Marble Works. north street and New York avenus
myii-iy WIN. RUTHERFORD.
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FRUIT JARsi FRUIT JARS II

EQR LRENT-A desirable an commodious
i HOysE, with all the modern improvements
situated on the Garner of 18th and streets For
terms and particulars Inquire 1t 4sT Pennsyiyania
avenue tf-aE &C U-f
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-08-21

TRUSsEs AND SHOULDER BRACES in great
Il variety very cheap, at W. A.
GRAfS DRUG STORE, n. u. cornerf
Massachusetts, avenue and 4th street. 49,
We continue TO sell Hogan's Magnolia Balm at coo :;
Bachelors Hair Dye, Sc; Hostetter's and Drake
rates. an "a
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-08-21

u DAY. August 30th, instructions viii he re-
suIned IN al! the d apartments of the WASHINGTON
BSn,NEso COLLkGE, corner of 9TH and L. streets
Inc preparatory Course embraces thorough nracti-
cal lnstrucnon IN the common English branches
inc nsheI business Course Is special preparation
required to actually conduct business as Responsible
science learned Tuition per year for ay or evening
sessions go, tladies sSoJ payable s1 in adv ance
Five dollars deducted when the year tuition Il nsd
in advance Applications will be received at the
College from a. m. TO p m. and from 10 n m
IL {: SPENCER, President.
Mas. Fl. G. SPENCER,
auls I'm Principal of Ladies Department.
Wy Of the first Importance, the NORTHWEST
ERN for the better protection Of its policy holders
changed ITS rate OF reserve 70 per cent thus afford
ing an iNPREGNABLE SECURITY for the payment OF
All POLICIES q the Company they become GLAZING
Once sos Seventh street.
myD-h LY. KNIGHT. General Agent,
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"Reminiscences SUPERINTEypENT or
S ASSESSMENTS AND TAXES, OLD CouNcu
CnAMhER, CITY HALL, August Is, lSI.-TO THE
ERTf IN THE DISTRICT OF COLUMBik'-
You are hereby notified that the Assessors Of the
several legislative districts have Commenced The
distribution of the blank forms Is required by he
act OF the Legislative Assembly approved August
3, ISL. which forms must be returned to the Asses
sors ~ thin lift, en- days from the date of ser
vice, or an assessment will be made by them ac-
cOJding to the best information they can obtain
from which assessment there can be no appeal
III. A. HALL
auE-tf Supt Of Assessments ana Tars,
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TH0S. N. BRASHEARS,
(Successor to John Mills,l
BOOT AND SHOE MANUFACTURER,
Begs leave to inform the old customers and the
public In general that he will continue the -s6r
business at the old stand, No. 233 PeDna.
avenue, where they can have the adyantageY
OF good fits, the best work that is made I'M
market, &C. Those that have lasts to suit their
cannot fail to be suited as they with me, and
will spare no pains to give satisfaction. Tho public
in general are invited to give me a call. au2l st
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-08-21

DERRECTIoN ATTAINED.
ALL THOSE WHO WISH A REALLY
PERFECT SEWING MACHINE, ONE ABLE
TO STAND ON ITS MERITS, ARE INVITED
TO EXAMINE THE IMPROVED
KEYBTOyE.
sALEsROoM, III MARKET SPACE. au.,
RoYs' ENGLISH AND CLASSICAL
HIGH SCHOOL.
wv. HUNT, A. NJ, PRrxcrrn.