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CHICAGO.
Killed by n Falling Wall.-Carpen-
teTs' Strikes.Frost.

CHICAGO, September 27.-This after.
noon Jas. Clark, Stephen Gill and Edward
Bcasen, laborers engaged in making the
excavation for the foundation of the new
Clifton House, were caught BY the csving
in Of the partition wall and all were Sc.
verely injured-Clark probably fatally,
his back being broken.
About 45O striking carpenters paraded
the streets to day. The demonstration
was very orderly. 1t is said that many
new hands have been employed in place
of the strikers at the old rates, So 80 per
day, while it is claimed that the strikers
have been employed at the advance asked
by them.
An officer arrived here today from
Hartford with requisition from the
Governor of Connecticut for Chas. Sloan
the delaulting bank teller, who was ar
rested here some days ago.
A heavy frost was reported in various
parts Of the Northwest last night. The
weather Is still very cool.
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Straight Democratic Ticket In
Michigan.

DETROIT, September 27.-The Straight
Democratic State Convention held in
jackson to-day nominated the following
ticket: Governor, Col. VIM. NJ. Ferry, Of
Grand Haven; Lieut.. Governor, Hon.
Chas. Woodruff, OF Ypsilanti; Secretary
Of State, Thos. G. Gutter, OF Kalamaso;
Treasurer, Clement Davidson; Auditor
General, Hon. Cyrus Beadbody, OF Oak
land; Commissioner, Hon. Ira Il. Grouse,
OF Livingstone; Attorney General, VIM,
A. Clark, OF Saginaw; Superintendent oI
Public Institution, Hon. Andrew Sawyer,
of Monroe; Member Of State Board OF
Education, Rev. Candorver, Of Kent.
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DAKOTA.

YANKToN, September 27-Laban H.
Litchaeld, United States Marshall for this
Territory, died here OF fever this evening.
He was former resident of PennsyI.
vania.
Special Postofllce Agents Fury and
David, arrested ]. II, Flanagan, deputy
postmaster at Blair, Dakota, ior robbing
mails. flanagan conlesses the guilt, and
says he has taken altogether several hun
dred dollars, He was held for trial,
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Railroad Warfare and Impending
Riot In Pennsylvania.

Mo York, september27 Reading,
Pennsylvania, dispatch, says there is great
excitement there, owing to the warfare
now going on between the Philadelphia
& Reading and Wilmington s. Reading
railroads. The inhabitants are in great
alarm at the symptoms OF the impending
riot, and special detail Of one thousand
policemen have been ordered out The
Philadelphia s Reading road, has sought
to obstruct the line Of the Wilmington &
Reading, which was recently constructed
as an opposition company, and the matter
Is already in the Courts. Last night the
25th gang Of the Philadelphia s. Reading
employees, severely beat five employees OF
the other company. Several minor dis.
turbances have taken place, and alarm
still continues.
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THE deacon of Springfield (ohio)
church was discovered tho other day
trying, with all the zeal that a Christian
could assume, TO cane another high OIL.
clal oil the same flock around telegraph
pole. The affair grow out of. o political
dispute, and as the deacon is Greeley
man he was probably only giving his an.
tagonist practical example of the way
the new code Of RECONCILIATION" is in.
tended TO work.
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tFrom the Martinsburg Era)

NpIUW Iue MHFIIuBDufB EFHJ
Charles J. Faulkner lett some days ago
for the city Of New York, to consult some
OF the most eminent physicians in that
city in reference to an attack of hematu.
rio, which occurred to him on the morn
ing OF the second day Of our Agricultural
Fair. We learn from the family, that nc
very serious alarm Is now entertained
from the attack; that the physicians as
cribe it to the excessive mental labor
which he has undergone for the last year,
ana they recommend abstinence from men
tai labor and from all stimulating food,
with gentle exercise until the symptoms
OF the disease shall disappear.
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Confession Of a Murderer.

COLUMBUS, September 27.-Jno. Bar.
lacy, convicted Of the murder OF Spartes
Garner, near this city, last October, made
q full confession Of his guilt to day, enter.
Ing into the most minute particulars con.
nected with tho horrible affair. He will
be hung in the hall Of the jail Of this
county, at noon, October 4th. All spec.
tators but the reporters Of prominent pa
pers and the officials will be excluded.
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A DEMOCRATIC friend illustrates to US
his position by a story of an Indian who
got very drunk and lost his way. Meeting
white man, the latter says:
"Why, Johnny, you are lost"
The Indian was ready with reply.
mo; Indian not lost. Indian here.
Wigwam lostl"
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The Validity OF tho August Elec-
tions.
From tho wellsSurg uerald)

tions.
lF'on tho WellsSurg Herald.)
The question Of the validity Of the
august Elections under our new constitu.
aOn, is causing some discussion, not to be
wondered at, considering the muddled
condition Of the public mind concerning
some ot the provisions Of that wonderful
Instrument. as u matter Of common
sense, no assemblage Of sensible men for a
ueanIte purpose, ever committed u rrayer
SosNrdlty in their line, than did our
convention in their entire proceedings
aSaeCtingCIeclions; and as u matter Of law,
- Tue general impression that the mis-
aKe IS not less grave. The difficulty, and
!, i,f convention very properly anticipated
",s 10 what manner TO apply q remedy
auu lhis consideration only makes them
%Sppear guilty Of williul usurpation of
y nSls not conferred on them by the peo.
pie IN that respect.
Mlere there are at ono and tho same
"qE, TWO contending State governments
~ Ns understood that il Is a matter for the
1u!!eu States Courts, but whether the
matters involved are Of sufficient import
S luce 10 Justify the present officials and
%S W. olnclels elect putting themselves iu
wa MN position, tsa question, We are in.
S''aeu S 70 think that the game would not
VeWorth the candle, At the same time
"es'e Tree to say that the rankcst oppo.
SSIs ny" o. oI Inc present constitution was never
s.ts. sv1e 70 make appear as plain a case o.
%G;I3sfy wrong, with all his ingenuity
SoGen %S seen in broad day light on the very
TiSSSS;,sep OF the new one. Secession il
,Ubs,'.;1 .Ups WIS not defended on grounds half as
Ine Herald then, referring to tho first
r." adds:
IA! ue seems TO claim that o Convention
S;,s y. suSG a purpose Is in no sense a BODY
WV "aa aeIegatedpOwers, but Is to all intents
sov.L"p sru purposes a body with original and
i,nm ir'e'Sn powers, and he quotes as above
SsI I wueclslon OF the Supreme Court ol
r"u r,sw lotk. We incline to think that the
pNc0 pN"e,s y o. Convention depend very much
~ pCa circumstances, and that the arbItra
S,ta, circumstances necessary TO bring abou'
II '%@ TS o o. affairs obviously contemplated
Tho Ie new York decision, did not exist il
c,So.s S Sass ol West Virginia. To assume
Of fAcsslSe esS. than that they acted by virtue
IN &c, tGtsln delegated authority, Is absurt
ci,cnS,case Ms case The doctrine that under an,
ltsMo ltuaisIances they could do so, Is so ex
unor ae !, As 10 DO monstrous, an imputatiol
mS,,o. u .Ie natural sense OF a people, M
dcsSs dSs' now Ignorant, Indifferent or preju
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PtTTsDuRGu, September 27.-River 25
inches and unchanged
CINCINNATI, September 97.-River four
feet four inches, falling.
ST. LOUIS, September 27.-RiTer again
falling; clear and pleasant.
LOUISVILLE, September 27.-Riyer fall.
ing slowly, fourteen inches.
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Wisconsin state Fair.

MILWAUKEE, September 27.-The State
Fair closed to-day. Tho weather was
fine, and the attendance large. Hon. Geo
B. Smith, Gov. Washburno and others
delivered short addresses, and premiums
were awarded. Wenkesha and Greer
counties carried of the palm OF agricul
tural products, and Milwaukee on manu-
IactureS.
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WILMINGTON, September 27.-Three
cars OF the express train ran OFT the track
last night on the Wilmington & Weldon
Railroad, between Everettsville and Dud.
ley. A considerable number received
slight injuries, two or three severely hurt,
but none dangerously. The ladies' cars
and sleeping car wcare ptecipitated down
an embGnkment twenty feet.
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lkeQntelIfgeneer:

v5 GREELEY says in his Cincinnati
.,rb ', that he does not believe in the
'l w., A State, or of ten States, to secede.
ws,,i,,be difference whether he believes
" ''sci, ,,h, to do ii or not, If he believes
=. =, ,.riD, them do il II they want to.
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TropAE GREELEY says; "A purely
,.a,b interest attaches the lcwd, rufllan.
/, criminal and dangerous classes to the
DsuOcralic party" 1t might be interest.
i,,,o know what has drawn Mr.. GREE
,ry in The same direction.
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EXCHANGE remarks that on these
,i,d,vs. when the sun kisses the earth as
",b a beuediction, hardly any man can
S.ln feeling there is pleasure in
',i,,erce, even though he may not have
,rnd Il for himself,
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timore. Idemand Of the people that they
enact degree Of civil service reform BY
doing away with that ono primary and
prominent source of abuse In the civil
service, the ineligibillty of the President
10 election Tor second term. Mr..
Greeley closed with o plea for reconcilia.
tion.
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For New England and the Middle States
on Saturday clear and cool weather and
westerly winds, the latter gradually back.
ing southerlY over the lower lake region;
for the South Atlantic States nort6erly
winds and generally clear weather; fol
the Gulf States easterly to southerly
winds, with increasing cloudiuess from
the Mississippi westward from Tennessee
10 Lake Erie, the upper lakes and north
west Michigan; pressure oi sOutherly
winds and a rising temperature, with
clear weather from from Tennessee and
Mississippi to Ohio and lower Michigan,
and with probably increasing cloudiness
from Kansas to Lake Michigan and north
ward
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RAILROAD BR1DGEs.-They were to
have commenced laying stone on one Of
the abutments ofthe Cross Creek Railroad
bridge on Tuesday Of this week. The
foundation is rock, and the stone ls on the
ground all ready to lay. On the Buffalo
bridge both abutments have been raised
several feet, and no danger Is apprehendI
ed Of interruption by reason Of high wa.
ter. The work is being prosecuted, not
!yithstanding the recent troubles.-Wells.
burg Herald
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Railroad Accidents.
AT YoNKElss, N. Y.

PoUouKEEPsIE, September 27.-The
Chicago express on the Hudson River
Railroad Which left her at 0 A. NJ. ran Oft
the track at Yonkers. Six cars filled with
passengers left the track, but were not ur-
set nor was any one injured. Both tracks
are obStructed and the trains delayed.
The accident was caused by the spreading
of rnill
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SPAIN.

Madrid, September 27.-In tho Cortcs
today Senior Gomez, Minister Of Finance,
presented the Budget for 1878. He esti
mates the revenue from all sources at
559 .Ss5,776 francs, and expenditures at
545, ,3047l1 francs,
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,bs snE nT, Exposition company have adopted
iSS Sm San o! weekly concerts In the build.
teSs NJ uUTTlng nm the evenings by singing socIe.
tS,n,.LL 1 Inc Letdenkralse gave a concert
Ww,,Ihsat w,,hs The building was thronped
lsrSssIF @ People, and the receipts were The
ssHS %ssI OF tue season, In Compliance 10
SsS' ssnSSa' :. request the directors have ex.
10 S tsS Iast ISS time for closing tho Exposition
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SAN FRANCISCO.


SECOND TRIAL OF MRS. FAIR.
SAN FRANCISCO, September 27-The
second trial Of Mrs, Fair excites little in
terest. The evidence shows no material
difference from the former trial. TheDis
trict Attorney opened the argument lol
the prosecution this afternoon.
President Cass, Directors, Chief Engi
neer and other officers OF the Northern
Pacific Rsilfoad, forming party oI
twenty persons, reached Reeseviile to-day
en- route for Puget Sound, the terminus oI
the road,
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A 900. Mile Balloon vovore.

BosToN, September 27-The balloon
which ascended at Plymouth, New
Hampshire, yesterday afternoon, landed
this morning in Canada, near the Bay Of
ST. Lawrence, having Travelled 300 miles
over the wildernesses OF Maine and Can.
ada.
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Perpendicular Democratic Convcn.
tion Gail d in pennSv

PHILADELPHIA, September 27.--The
Executive Committee Of the Straight. Out
Democrats have called o State Convcn.
tion at Harrisburg, October 10th, to select
al electoral ticket, and 10 take such &c.
tion as will be Tor the best interests oil the
marty,
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The Governor Of Georgia Scizes Part
OF the Alabama and Chattanooga
Railroad.

New York, Sept. 27.-An Atlanta
Ga, special dispatch says that the thirty
miles OF the Alabama and Chattanooga
Railroad were seized yesterday by the
order of Governor Smith. The tele.
graph wires were cut along the same
section of road. The seizure was alleged
to have been made Tor better security OF
the States endorsed bonds. Two recciv,
ers have possession ol the road and were
operating It under the decree Of the U. S
Supreme Court
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OSE Ofthe stanleys OF the St. Louis
DauOrathas returned safely from an ex'
ploriug expedition among the forgotten
pages Ofthe antique Bible that graccs the
library oil that institution. He made one
interesting discovery at least, to wit
"The bloody chssm, though many people
may not be aware Of the fact, can lay
claim TO a strictly Scriptural origin. 4
desire 10 shake hands across this Channe
was first manifested by Horace Dives
who, being in torment TO secure the
Presidency, lifted up his eyes and behelL
The Southern Lazarus on the farther side
The Chasm, however, which had beer
fixed between them, was too wide to per.
nit Of the desired shake, and Horace
Dives was left TO his own family broils."
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INDIANAPOLIS, September CO. Through
the miscOnstructlOn OF u train order two
freight trains collided at Chesterfield, on
the G. c. & l. G. l. r, carly this morn.
ing, killing the engineer, Samuel Emsey,
and wounding tho fireman, Frank PArs.
lnY
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BALTIMORE.

SUIT TO Recover from the Third Ma
4 !ional Bank Bonds, Placed for Safe
Keeping.
BALTIMORE, September 27.-Wm. A.
Boyd, Of this city, has brought suit In the
Superior Court sghinst the Third Ma.
tlonal Bank to recover $91 500 in United
States 52Q bonds, and $500 in Hudson
county, New York, bonds, deposited, as
he claims, as collateral security. The de.
nand was made on tho 10th day OF Au.
gust, the day after the robbery Of the
bank. II Is understood that the bank de.
nies the claim, on the ground that the
bonds were on deposit for safe keeplng,
and not held by the bank at the time Of
the robbery as collateral security.
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NASHVILLE, September ga freight
train Of fOurtcen.cars was jammed 10 day
in a deep cut on the Nashville S Louis
vile Railroad, six miles from Nashville.
Eleven OF tho cars we're crushed to lrag-
ments. One man was killed and num-
ber wounded. The accident was caused
BY a decayed rail.
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IN INDIANA,

EVANSVILLE, September GA young
man named Theodore Valoyns, aged six
teen years, was so badly injured this
evening while coupling cars at the St
Louis & s. L. railway depot, in this city,
that it is feared he cannot live. He has
relatives in Madison and indianapolis.
A special to the Journal says that Gen.
VIM. Harrow was so severely injured by
an accident on the L. N. s. Q II. r. r.,
this evening that, he died at $50 p. NJ in
New Albany. He was the Greeley
eleotor Of this district.
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Weather Report.
PROBABILITIES.

WAR DEPARTMENF,
0FF1CB or TIE CHIEF SIGNAL oFFIcER.
WARRINGTON, D. O., September S7-7:S0 Pm.
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BY TELEc cRAPR.
ASSOCIATED PRESS REPORT
E1cInslvely To tho IntellIgenCer.

(By tho Western Union Line
0 ace Northwest cor. Of Main and Monroe sS
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PUT IT IN WRTTING.-How many misunder-
standings arise from the loose way in which
business matters are talked over, and than
when each party puts his own copstrnetion ~,
the conversation, the matter is dismissed bV
each with the words call right" " ali RIGHT u
frequently it turns out all wrong, and becomes
the question for lawyers and the courts. More
than half the litigation of the country would
be saved II people would put down their argu-
ments in writing. Each word in our LANGUAGE
has its own peculiar meaning, and memory
may by the change of single word, or even
by the change of its position in q Sentence
convey an entirely different idea from that in,
tended. When once reduced to writing, ideas
are fixed, inelastic. We once saw an excited
captain rush into the presence of his colonel
with grievous complaints against brother
ofncer Stop, stop, captain" said the colonel,
"put your complaint in writing, and will ri We
it attention" The captain went to work. Vic.
orously writing his complaint. In q little
while he stopped and commenced laughing,
The whole affair looked 30 ridiculousIy small |
when written out that he was laughing at bis |
own folly in gtvingit any attention.-ESehanSe
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A gentleman in Augusta, Ca, purchased
s some two years ago a shaving brush
c mUm q druggist in that city, and, after
CONSTANT ~ use for that time, turned it over
20 mis- little son. While the child was
paying with it, the top became unscrewed,
n anu IN the hollow handle o valuable dia-
ca vae was discovered set in the wood, and
carefully covered with pink cotton. The
T. xA az value of the stone lie not known, but
., rs OF pure water and good size. There
ca o many copjectures as to how the gem
moae 60 be in the handle of the brush, the
ni osC plausible of which is that it was
piaced there by smugglers. Before the
w;sI, some importer of precious stones, who
s %ashed to evade the heavy import duty on
b bTHss articles, placed them in shaving
eu;t the nose of the custombonse officers
ter noat exciting the suspicious of the lat.
forootA NJ the enterprising jeweller
the brn 70 remove e some Of the jewels, and
druggist. e nanos u the
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Advice to BUYERS.
Fhc eoSf-to buy and to maintain.
Our Claims to Favor.
BEAUTY ELEVATED OVEN RANG

TOT the
BEAUTY ELEVATED OVEN RANGE,
A. As made by the UNION STOVE WORKS, I. Il
with T1 sss Fn DO has as much t. not work
Ssh out K af sss in ssd
Isss to bay !. and repair any oheVery n
;. ~ i%n sasT to max.
asRe fsse
Gs
expert as can readily DO seen ON examination. The
fully have aS %Ssn and M e be
in vain to get the ashes and refuse ont Of
That its conyeniences cannot be e1celled-its
size for an economical use of fuel "'' eAAcuy inc
Int shss i n9t only has sod and substantial look
ornamental to any kitchen, suggesting the name Of
g. That it, will BAkEoUIcKER DETER than
A Good Range Essential to Home Comfort.
Many persons. in furnishing and completing their
household appointments do not make the cooking de.
PoJR stove or Range S s,a ssS
House SGSss Every
high prices do not always furnish it. We Sell the
BEAUTY ELEVATED OVEN RANGE
and
other Range Of its class known TO the public - any
Its Rapid Success.
THE BEAUTY ELEVATED OVEN RANGE
rapidly taking the place the low oven pstterpa TIA
convenience Tor Beking aud Cooking the certainly OF
the ovens always heating the ease Of . ETANDfEG
portion instead Of a STOPPING one while bskipg |
(saving lame back and its attendant eyils arc fS
OF the superior vantages this Range over ali
1t Must Bake.
THE BEAUTY ELEVATED OVEN RANGE
ust bake A. the heat passes directly up and around
the Ovens, before leaving the Range.
Special Conveniences and improvements.
The Ovens provided with for the
ofSTEAM There s Slide In the beck for the escaps
II SURPLUS HEAT II ON the top Of the Range, aiso |
damper, at the bottom Of the same plate for the |
escape OF Dust etc. (ariang from rskin1 of the
oas and preventing II from wing around the kitchen
The heat can be Passed % either Of the Ovens
y regulating the hampers In the columna The OVENS
an DO ok MGo QUE allowing the SCOT and dirt to be
Above and over the OVENS is large closet Of SIMPLE
&c Whenever desired. Ai-o many other nav apd IA
rabls convenences which will be fully appreciated q
pom inspection. G
Caution.
Be certain, when you ask for the
BEAUTY ELEVATED OVEN RANGE
lat It has the words
THE UNION STOVE WORKS
Mt ovee the oven doorA ---- f.1u l.
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"SihLCU .N OF THE SISTERS OF ST. JOSEPH
corner st. Philip and Calves streef. "i
New Orleans.

mild and psrsnts throa shout this establishment Il.
the sas r Recreation table dormitories are
mote afeetionate union between th. kist 70 pro
YONG taates Entrusted to their motherlv oara sAo
til liz thorough solid and IN barr,oc,
sne of society. The courac cnnnrta:
IN nosn itngsh and French) al the brsnches Of fna%
tonSbt h ut the present day Each iannua1s r.
w nauVcs OF respective countrioa AZ ~ tS ~
sure correct pronunciation ~ = W In
I'D S ac94emical year closes with public sxbibit,op
vited. y" "hion Parents arc In.
Educaton 10 here tho object of speci.j .t,.r.,o ,s
ucatude Governing those placed under thar Chsr.s
~ moral s9asion alone, the Sisters of ST. Jossnh
Voc 70 neaicste principles Of solid pietv reamina ~
observance Of polite and amabe dsIortmcnt smS
iee1gs OF respect and affection toxsrSs narsnt.
NNa oP Of Az denominations admitted fss
otIsoLAs.-Ouring the bathing season the Ro.rar,
oS s moved to the Bay 81 Louis whore tho Sister,
VI o. = 1SsPh have fourlshing academy ~ ''
IERMS-To be paid In adyance - xo,,o,.
Washing -''..........-....e 6 90
Entrance OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 10 90
S iusic Lessons and use of Instrument. ~ "a M
DTAvirr a.sa. go
Tastei on painting according the number Of nnniis
Neeeaiework In all is varieties golden embraiJsrv
charge. " ""' o"aFoers without exit
For further particulars address, Super,ore.. os ,h
OF the Sisters of ST. Joseph BOZ i5i New Or
i0snsi or. II more convenient, apply to Va
,.,s-,, THOMAS LAYTON
-"O'& - " or G. ID. ELDER Avent