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Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-08-12

PAINFUL ACcIpENT.--On last Wednesday, Ed
ward Snare, son of Mr. Miller Snareyan employee
IN Messrs Hopes, Bro & DariinRton's Spoke
Works IN West Chester, met with painful acci
dent, and one which nearly cost him the loss Of
arm He, while at work in the sand belt room.
where the finishing of the spokes is accomplished,
had one OF the belts to come in contact with his
arm which made cash several inches in length,
and severed one OF the prominent arteries. At
will be able to resume his duties In few days
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-08-12
Peach Shipments.
eATURDAy.

10 Jersey City, 'i So car.
To Philadelphia, cars
Total, Ga car,
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-08-12

Police CAsEs.-Samue Bush, was arrested
by officer Stewart. for drunkenness and disor.
derly conduct and breaking windows. He was
fined 8 and costs, and held under $500 bail, to
keep the peace.
Five cases Of drunkenness have been disposed
of since Saturday morning.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-08-12

SOLDIERS AND SAILORS CLUB.-An ad-
iOurned meeting Of the Soldiers and Sailors
Grant and Wilson Club, was held last even-
ing S. A. McAlhster was called to the chair,
aud j. s. Appleton appointed Secretary. The
Committed on Permanent Organization repOr-
President, Col Peter McCullOuRh First
Vice President, Frank Nolen; Second, VIM.
Swiggett; r. s.. J. $. Appleton; Cor. Sec,
VIM. H. Cl0ward; Treas. s. R0dman Smith
Rules and regulations were adopted, and
the meeting adjourned.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-08-12

CAMP MEETING TENT.-Itis stated that
onr citizens contributed over $500 towards
purchasing tent, thirty by sixty feet, from
a firm in Baltimore, which has been for.
warded to Rev. J B. Steward Of AvOndale,
to be used In holding woods ,,nse tIngs in thal
nelghbOrhOOd. 1t has been pitched at the
meeting at Brandywine Summit which com
mences to- day.
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MISCELLANEOUS ADVERTISEMENTS.
T AIDES, READ THIS!
E. BUTTERICK & CO.'S PATTERNS.
WHAT THEY ARE


E;rst-rHEY ARE ENTIRELY RELIABLE, eacn
pattern having been practically tested before being
offered FOR sale.
seoond,-THEY ARE IN ALL SIZES, SO that any
one can obtain pattern requiring little Variation
Third ZACH PATTERN HAS A PRINTED
LABEL showing its size, the amount CLOTH trimming
and making and a picture Of the garment when IN
ished
Fourth.-TaEY ARE MORE PERFECTLY CUT
pHRT Being PERFECT AND FITTED The
doIt parts are notched be easily put together
Each pattern offered for sale by us prepared IN sen
eoss;be II the directions the label which accompany
ft, followed. ,o-,c,
These Patterns can be had all sizes for Ladies
Msaes Boyn and Children and for every style OF gar.
noont Thoy combine UTILITY, ELEG ANCE: STYLE
coN9Mx ana am as sFS 52s
y their uso a Of the expense In saved
Tbhich would bo incurred by any othcr method.
we arc daily receiving lettera from Ladies' who ono
tbonSht they could not make their own or their eau
garnents thEnnG rs for the raol. o.
Sand IN your subscription for the NE fROPOLLTAN,
which contains ustresioee and descriptions OF Al Ne
.ttnrns irsued end also price lists of them and Ii o
iished monthly o. Gyear. Single copy - centa Fay
are sS IMaI1TnoPoLIT1a a1so gives review Of al
novelties in ladies' faAhions-new goods, neT ssYISa
aS an kinds on mings and also practical articles
/ On e0hjecto conaeotod with fnshionA .
Drecriptive Catalogues of Patterns sent to any M
"'''' W VIZ T. tCOOPER 4 CO, g. Canal ct,
New Orleans
| nSAISI Sns' toA INC Sea 3m
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The sunlight that follows q shipwreck is
not lass beautiful, though it shines upon
saved is 90 much more precious that that
which has been lost. The domestic circle
is always too small to allow OF rupture ie
ia always too precious to make excusAbte
anv neSloot 70 prevent or heal disturbance.
There are enough 10 minister by hinss and
reDrcaChes to domestic unkindness; and
unfortunately the best, under such circum-
stances, are Euch too promo to mistake,
and thus misrepresent motives and trities,
with direct object, are magnlneo INC
the same in social life. Let us guard
against IL Delicate relations are like the
polish of costly cutlery, dampness eOrrodee
and the rust though Immediately removed
leaves a spot.
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There are two sorts Of ignorances !; we
philosophise to escape ignorance, and the
consummation of our philosophy is ignor-,
ance. They are the goals to which and
from which we tend; and the pursuit of
human knowledge is but codrse between
these two ignorauces, even as human lie
is travelling from the cradle to the grave.
The highest reach of human science, is the
scientific recognition of human ignorance
Sir William Hamilton.
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A VISIT TO JUAN FERNANDEZ.-How
ROBINSON CRUsoE's OLD HOME LOOKS
We sighted the island of Juan Fernandez
at early dawn Oh the Goth of April. We
land with DR.. Stein Hacner. to Santiago,
intending to pick them up on our way to
Valparaiso. The Goth and 30th we spent
still sounding aud dredging In the neigh
borhood Of the island. The water was
wonderfully clear and blue, and, its trans
parency being tested, it was fonnd to be
very much more transparent than that in
the West Indies. The Island Of Juan Fer
nandez is more celebrated for Defoe's tic-
ton than for Seikirk's history. Fernaudez'
discovered the island in 1868 and intro
duced goats here. In 1851 an Indian was
left here, and subsisted on goats, three
years before he was taken off. Ia October,
1904, q Scotch sailor, Alexander selkirk'
was left here, and was taken of In Febru !.
airy, 1900, having lived here four years and
four months in absolute solitude, living,
like his Indian predecessor, mostly on
goats' flesh. He told it to Defoe, and out
Of it grew " Robinson Crusoe." The wild
goats are still numerous here, and hocks OF
huadreds of them may be seen upon the
mountains. The island is abont ten or
twelve miles long, by four in breadth, the
shores most precipitous, and the mountain
ridges three thousand feet in height. The
| water around the island is deep, and the
whole appearance is as if there had once
been an extensive island with splendid
rugged mountain chain upon it; that snd'
denly the bottom had been knocked from
under all except this patch Of ten miles by
four. and all but this patch had sunk int
the sea. Valleys and mountain spurs an!
gentle slopes are all cut off by this precepi
, tous edge, and there are but few places o.
the island where you can effect landing
There are, to-day, twelve persons, includ
ing several children, living on the island
They have good poultry and vegetables
by climbing after them. Other thing
, they purchase with the proceeds of thei
3 beef, milk and poultry, for which they FIN
a market in passing ships, especially J
= American whalers.-Va Valparaiso Cor. N. !
q Tribune.
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TIE HrATHEN CHrNRE-Another manufac-
turer who had based his hopes of big profits on
cheap Chinese labor has come to grief through
the unaccountable perversity of the beathen
lived in San Francisco and manufactured bird
cages. He had been paying his workmen
three dollars day, but discharged them al
when be found that he cot Id get Cinnamon for
one dollar. When the new hands had learned
the trade they struck Tor higher wages. Thei'
employer refused to accede to their demand
Thereupon these shTewd CelestiAls went into
the business on their own accUunt,-sud bid
fair to drive their late employer ont Of tbs
market BY the superior. excellence aud chesP
nesa of their wares. -
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with hee Moshar % The psopslloe !" Foun-
tain City" from Chicago 70 BuAiao. 4. -
!. Vhe6ay aleer the depAreare 81 the beet,
the hteie girl, going into the kitchen, ro-
marked ehae The stow smoked, 10 which the
coCk replied abe was nistaken. Tho child
nad heard her mother often cay that Ahe
dreaded going on q boat for fear OF Are.
With this IN her mind, and takiag another
look ct the place where theanaoke seemed
to como from, abe saw theh - lid not issue
from the stove. Going on deck she dis
covered the woodwork around tho smoke
stack on fire, and the flames Just eating
their way into the cabin. Without giving
any general alarm, abe went to the. stew.
ard and told him the!boat was on fire. He
informed the mate, who called the deck
hanas at, and they extinguished the fire
without ono Of the passengers being aware
that anything Of the kind had occurred.
There were twenty-five ladies sitting on
deck in the bow Of the boat, among chem
the mother OF Annie, when this was going
on.
After the work had been done, Annie
went to her mother, aud aaid, Don't be
frightened mother; the boat has been on
Are but tits oil over now
Tho captain was % greatly pleased with
the cool, calm and quiet manner in which
the child performed her part, that lre re-
funded the money Of both, aud offered to
take them back to Chicago free Of charge
Had little Annie screamed Fire !" "a
most children aud the majority Of grown
people would have done, panic would
doubtless have occurred among the pss-
sengers, and disastrous consequences en-
sued.
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Advice to Buyers.
BEAUTY ELEVATED OVEN RANGE.
s. h,- +ha IINEaN sTayR yy0RKs i,

BEAUTY ELEVATED OVEN RANGE.
As made by the UNION STOVE WORKS. it is
with LESS les FUEL. than any other Range in use.
~ . + Ct nut eHa sGs
~ all to
complste Range any more simple. easisr e under
ana isssi g sif
In aid s
e1pert as can readily 30 The
nth extreme smPl0.y E5ish s Th Sc
deavored vain TO get the ashss and refuse out OF
That its conveniences cannot be exceifed-its
large, and is hrecha~bers are exactly the
t That It NOT only has solid and substantial look
but REALLY So and its gen.Eai ran Is truly
Ds 8. That it will BAKE QUICKER and BETTER than
any other thing called by the name Of Range.
A Good Range Essential to Home Comfort.
in furnishing and completing their sn
in f1s ss,a asS
best and the coot every neal Every
should have GSGtnF thu but
BEAUTY. ELEVATED OVEN RANGE
e. s 5. and
other Range Of its claas known 70 TIE public.
It's Rapid Success,
THE BEAUTY ELEVATED OVEN RANGE
taking the place the patterns Its
convenience for Baking and CookiRgG the certainty Of
| the ovens always healing the eAso Of STAHDiA9
SoSlt,on instoSA Of SHOPPING enc while bsktng.
SsyIur lame back aud Its attendant evilS) Ssw
or saperoF advantages this Range possesses over ali
tow-oven Ranges
1t Must Bake.
TIE BEAUTY ELEVATED OVEN RANGE
pat bake % the heat passes directly up and around
! the ovens, before leaving the Range.
special Conveniences AID Improvements
The Ovens provided with ventilato for the escape
ofSTEAM. There ia Slide In the back for the escape
Of SURPLUS HEAT from tbe top Of tho EanEe esse
escape Dust, etc. tArisng from ths rakinE OF tat
To bsaG be passed from other 81 the ovens
bp regulating the dsmpers In the columns The oVEH'
csn be DRAW oUr allowing the SCOT and dlrt TO d
| removed without trouble
Above and over the OVENS Is large closet OF ampb
size especial purposs ot7warming dshes plates
| etc whenrvor desired Al-o many other new and d
srabI convenienoes which will be folly appreciate
! upon inspection
Caution.
1 Be certain, when you ask for the
Il BEAUTY RLEVATED OVEN RAE0E
THE UNION STOVE WORKS
| eass over 90 even dSosA SSS
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COLLEGE
COLLEGE
OF THE
NJ A ULATE CON TON
Corner Of Common aud BaI onne streets
NEW ORLEANS.

This Literary Iastltution Incorporated by the State
Quoted by the Father. Of Society build
entirely of from tho street resorved for
20 that from the arrival Of the pupils 1880
secluded and supefintended.
The course Of instruction embraces Grssk Latin
Engltah, French Poetry, Rhetoric History Geography
Nat , IT, Son Ea.S5 and Mental rhos
Commercial Branches; also the German language
Students arc not admitted unisss they Know how to
Rad and write.
The moral and religious training studsnta IL the
lead. ng objects Of the instructors.
Every month report II sent parents stating ooD.
duct, ptogress rank in esass and aftendancs-
October, and ends about the 3ist ofJuly.
TERMS,
Collegiate Course, payable in advance and In United
States currency, two mcntha, go.
Preparatory Course. SIC
ap2I 7aiy REV. Z. GAUTHELET President.
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CT. MARY-JEFFE RSoN CoLLEGF,1
PARISH OF ST. JAMES, La.
Situated on the Mississippi River Sixty Miles above
New Orleans.
This ancient and magnificent establishment, incor.
porated by law Of tho Legislature, ana empowered to
grant diplomas and degrees will be opened on tho I'd OF
October. 1t is under tho direction Of the Aarist
Fathers who society specially devoted TO eduos
ton. College Point and Convent Landing arc eonve
and regular landing places for steamboats, going
to and returning from New Orleans.
TERMS:
Payable in q. s. currency half yearly in advance:
Board, taisien. washing and stationery per term Of
Docsors fees and modicino in ordinary case: Of Ill
Essrsnss .sS = E pa only ones 70
His Grace the Most Rev Arohbishop OF New Orleans;
The Rev. Clergy Of Algiers.
further detas, apply to the Worry Rev President
ocl1y No. 40 GravIer street. New orleaaa.
A cADEMY OF THE VISITATION,
Monte Maria, Richmond, Virginia,
The duties of this Insttasion will be resumed the
FIRST MONDAY In SEPTEMBER
Parents and aSasG.ans desiring arsteiss' BosrSas
Schooi ior tnen O2u8nboIp anu WAfoSS WIN AAe A-S
Icostad in tie heathost portion Of enc Of the
healthy ctfea In tho S0nth With Large Erounde and
every facility for acquiring edeostoa. 1estal end
nso - q ~ meet s aorsssnE :Spos
Xpoly for Proapec&us aad Terms 70 tbo 0sos o. the
lEornnG Star and Catholic Messenger. ~ caro23eiss
otre0e- aaHoy
| CT JoSEPH'S ACADEMY FOR YOUNG LADIES
| . Conducted by tho SiStess Of Charity,
Near EmmttsburY. Frederick cOanty, Naryiana.
This iupitation IL pleasantly sisuatsA In healthy ant
ms ff0na Enamitsburs. and tive niles from ls1nS 81
MAry'a College. Ks was commsncod In 1872. and tacor
porHaod By the LSgisatuEo Of MaFylaad IN feLe. tn
buildinaS convenient and spouieUs.
Board and Tuition psr eosAemio year, inOindin9
| Bed and Bedding, Washtng, Asndtng aad .
Doeeore roo y
- ALL PAYABLE III XDVxGoH
The Academic yeAF tsdtvIdsa In tive 9eaEHone Of ~
eaoh beginning respectively tho soth OF Az
gust and the 18th Of January.
he''o'' vi inquiry al SurHRR suPERIoR.
pvo 9ts Iosson = Ansa-pV S=s ss'sHaare-H'
} DAVIS & FRERET
REAL ESTATE BROKERS,
H.. Commercial Place ------E
Prompt attention paid to Purchasing and ssntaz
Property. Collecting Rests. etc.
| Rent Bufssssn tssssa daily.
| salS BuIIe<in tssaod sosai noatAly,
Psuosal atssnslea ETVNa 70 say City Property rs
t.or 800. sos u =
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nol9 n Iy
SAINT vLNCENrs COLLEoR, =
CAFE GiaAaDgAu, Msssouu.

grogation Of tho Mission Of g. VinacSt AZ M n.
beautifully looased the Misssirni riys, to.ts ss
Louis. -" -
The College building. large oommsdieus anA vii
vonulated Tho grounds are beautiful extensive aAA
wen adapted for healthful exercise. =
Tho College ts of easy aocoss Regular daily pscists
touch ut Cape Girardeau.
The scholastic year begins on tho FIRST MONDAY
of SEftEAhkR, snd ienda about tho drnt Of July.
TERMS
Board and Tuition, per scholasto year. 91S0
Washing and a,andlne Of articles waAhed. %
" siu Aeoicioes.. ~
For further information apply TO
Rev. A. vERINA, g. n.
President Of the CsltaCe
Or to Rev. THOs .. SMITH, q. Il,
au27 II ty It, Josephs Churoh New 1lssaaaA
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BAE ST. LOUIS, MIsslssIfrI.
This institution chartered by the State Legislature,
and conducted by the Brothers OF the Sacred Heart
situated ON the shores Of Bay e1te
Of the breeze and bathing the Summer ita sp
did location great Indictment to healthp exsroise
and amusement for the pupila The Comnercai Course
comprises all the branches Of good Engtah education
Board and Tuition per session payable half yearly
advance S25O o.
Walking, per session. 10 o.
Beddiag, Dor sossOn, foptional. .-...-... 10 u
Doctors Fees. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. OF
vacstion, II spent at the institution. so OF
EXTRA CHARGES:
Piano and Violin, Per month, each. q
Use Of Piano, month 81
Flute .Ath q
Brass INSTRUMENT, per month. ......-.. ! o.
6panish and German Languages, per MONTH each. O
Fort urther particulars, apply to
| mha4 ~ Director Of the College.
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osof the Oroceon OF the 0istsrs NarApltos Of Hols
Ctose.
New Orleans. LouisisaA
TAls nagaaesas Instatatioa w.s chartered F,bruary
lsss. .isnasse Y s1iss and hsaitly iooeMsy. q
:ssss S,s s.. s.ss
P1pils Of al dsnolainstisos are sSSt,,S s,.fs ~
promotion q order sAd regularity al are eslxsd d q
tsnd ne Paae e1srosss and CONFORM 70 the E1lss =
TIE ayssen Of education embraces the Frsoch an>
. Hnfes 1900. Wis. Rs:SinE Fenns..hip FFe.
en- asoE.ehy g. "a ths Glesss Fss:s nd fs:ssse
kS:ssss HsSsssy ksssss, pa s.s:s
MMs:.s Ps.:isS Fs!ns.s, Plata IA o!s.e:.ssi Ne
FHhaxs-fAfMkNTs TO BE MADE QuARgERLx,
IN ADVANCE:
Board and Tuition In French and rp,,,.A ~,
'''..'.''.. ..'''..-.. ..-................ e30 o
Entrance Foo for the nfss year univ par quarter SS
EXTRA CRARaEs:
Merncn ----.....-............e SIC O.
Masse q the Piano lol qa.tsf @
9tstionery :. minimum. = q
IL U
AsI.sDAoa ~ . v
NNsss4 ~'S"oi' .-......-.... ~
D.irtS-s y Y
Baths for the Summer Season. ................ &
The claassa commence about tho fret Of September
and close ~ the end of June. by examinations
Book. etc, may be procured at the Institution .
Pupils received a. any time during the year. an,
Academy Of the Holy Angels ana ss' Fl iy
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AcKENDRICK,


Gss Eixtarsst
Partcai.r atssntou 10 sooitea to his large and COM
plete assortment Of articles In the above lfnes
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THE BEAUTY
ELEVATED OVEN RANGE,
MADE BY
THE UNION STOVE WORKS
(Late R. R. Finch's Sousl.
New York,
D. McKENDRIcK, Agent.
4s4. MAGAZINE STREET. 4e4
New Orleans
70 Bayers of Ranges.

TO Bnyers of Ranges.
In presenting the
BEAUTY ELEVATED OVEN RANGE
viii aS fse
others for its many points Of superior practical useful
A Comparison.
Of competent engineer t. operate them and to keep
,hs% The S:s' o ns
SUCCESSFULLY Il H. therefore, in these days when good
is rare of great Importance to that
CULINARY DEPARTMENT
should be supplied with 50 simple and effective an ap.
paratus as the
BEAUTY ELEVATED OVEN RANGE.
Annoyances Saved.
would save from great discomfort and
OF order and will not bakeand tho additional
\ BEAUTY ELEVATED OVEN RANGE.
which is mono less valuable because it is beautiful
Failure of Old Inventions.
| Our experience.
AS MANUFACTURED 1 tas THE LAST FORTY
enables furnish numerous oases Of cooking ana
heating inventions that have been imposed upon the
public by ignorant and obscure makers OF great pre-
tensions after brief but vexstous sud expensvt
trial. have been proven useless and entirely worth
less.
Advice to Buyers.
In selecting Range there are severalI importan
| points to be considered, viz:
I. VIII the Range DO what is claimed for I'll
| D The mode Of operation-is IL simple or complex
Can tbs parts Tor plates be easily replaced In cas-
thew are burnt out or accidently broken
4 The general oonstruction-is it durable and col
venient
Our Claims to Favor.
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PRESENCE OF KIND

Self-control and presence of mind are,
doubtless, in some measure, natural quits !;
bot they are greatly strengthened AUG IN
learn valuable Lesson fr"m the heroic
conduct of little Annie Lamb, q girl OF
twelve years. She had taken passage
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M. MeKENDR1cK has just received large variety
AMERICAN EARTH CLOSET.
the neateek best finished, most compact, osnamsuta
and durable article Of ts kind which has yet come b.
fors tbs Pabdc. Being supplied With
10 not liable 70 gst out Of oedeE become subject "a
vaxio oA3oCtaona found In smilar Afsicleo Theee
C'ee.ss puss sspsreeds AZ ether ssd those nsadins
to introduce thus hoalthfu and indsspen
sable article IN their dweinRs should not il to call
and inspect tho
AMERICAN EARTH CLOSET:
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Mr. MoK has also In store land for which he agent
IN extensive Assortment Of
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Was limping on he saw the Well-knoWh
landau coming to the doorway--and-yes
there. was Jasper himself, sleek and shin
ing.
/ Jasper didn't seem to see him, so he
gave short bark, and IAN up In front OF
him. Could he have been mistaken
touched him with his dirty nose and said :
"pm Wiggy, guess you have forgotten me-"
"Oh! you are WIggy, ehf Well, Wig
~, you look pretty shabby and foriorn.
Don't let my master see you, please. You
had better 60 on wherever you are going
tor And then that spotted dog turned
/ round and walked away.
3 Poor Wiggy, hungry, cold, homeless. 10
{ | q strange city, remembered then old Tow
8 zer'e wise counsel, and thought of bis bed
t aud snpper at home, Of the humble friends
. that never failed hiea there.
Such night! He tried to sleep in al
! old barrel, bat the.EAts came in scores h<
1 tried 70 lie on stOOps, bat Watcbmen bes
: HIN and drove him away boys pelted hin
}, and seryant-maidS hit him with dreadful
), hrooms and mOps.
oil Very weary and very sad went Wigs.
is home ward in the morning light, and wheI
d 4 at last he came up 70 the cottage door h
g fell down quite exhausted aud very hum
), BILE, promising that bencef0rth aud fOreye
Il. be would be content with faithfal love an
clean rag mats ct home, leaving the great
wide world for other and more ehterprisin
a. dogs.
N world, Q very uncomfortable place, wheI
IN people kick and beat you, where friend
Ie don't know you, aud brooms Hy at you o
I'd 4yery hand NO place at all for "WISgy's'
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The duties Of this Institution will be resumed on tn
FIRST MONDAY In SEPTEMBER
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EDUCATIONAL.
LADIES' ACADEMY
THE HOLY ANGELS.

Under the Drectioa Of ths Sstsrs Narsp,s. Of Hsl,
CroR.
cornsr Of Rsnpart Consrsss str.sts Third Dst,oA
Nov QYlea6a, Inufatsnn.