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Smyrna times., 1873-01-01

PEACH MEETING.-Mr. Sam. Townsend has issued
a call for meeting Of peach growers to convene at
MddletOwn next Saturday, jan 4th. The objects
OF the meeting, set forth in the call, are these:
lst. 10 consider what is fair freight for peaches
to New York and Phila.
I'd. TO take measures to bring the question of the
tax of $3.50 per cur load on peaches, aud ask the
Legislature to reduce the railroad tax that this
car tax may be tnken off; aud f the Railroad still
persist, then to pass such laws as will protect the
peach grow, RS.
3D. To consider what can be done TO open new
routes and markets.
The call is IA scli.imposed task on the pnrt of
sam. He publishes a letter IN the MiddletowD
Transcript, from which we make the following ex
tracts:
This carriage at Jersey City and Broad and
Prime Is a robbery on the peach grower; and.
1urther, our growers should not be So easily hmm.
bugged and deludcd by the travelling drummers of
New York. As the weather gets warm
these men appear all but in legions, making ALI
kinds of promises to inexperienced peach growers.
thus keeping them from close alliance with old.r
and more experienced growers and at The end of
the season the cry is they have been cheated and
robbed.
"AnOher evil in the business is these three ner
cent. shippers that are hired by the New York
commission men to give them high sounding name
To induce growers To ship to thenI All shInncrs
thai ship to these men pay l3 per cent for selling
~ per cent to the commission man, and 3 cenls
furthur to him To pay hls 3 cents basket country
agent then i cents 10 the commission man f,, bis
teams 10 haul them.
Smyrna times., 1873-01-01

HAVE WE ANY TOwN CoMMIssIoSERs7-Ag gen,le.
man. who stopped IN town few days last week.
ahd who had occasion to make several calls in
diherent localities, said 10 me, Have YOU Town
Comm's'Ioners y "Oh, yes" sard |, 'and an Alder
man. to''" tie then cOmplImenIed the owners of
private property for the prnmp, and neat msnoer in
winch the pavements were cleared of the snow; bu,
Us the public Crossings OI the town were untoue he'd
and pedestrians were compelled to plough their way
as best they could throught the snow, frecuntly
narrowly escaping being run over by passing vehi
ces, he concluded that there were no Futhets Ia
look after the Towns interest-no sbovels f,, al
or no money to buy any. ltis a disgrace 10 the
town that there should cxrst an Ordinance imnosing
hne upon property holders who neglect 10 clear
The snow from their pavements within twenty four
noufs from The time IT stops showing; and yet, for
the space OF ire days is permitted 10 be piled
up ON the Crossings, aud no attempt what, vrr 10
remove IT, Does the spirit Of Improvement sleep
December 3lst. 1872.
Smyrna times., 1873-01-01
W MARRIAGES.

'ARRELL-wARREN.-Iu Smyrna. on the is,b uIt nv N.
new Miller Mr. Lew Jarrell Miss Sarah T. Warren
both OF Kent Del
Dol ALLACE-ln the place. on the 10th ut b.,
me same Mr. lliam NJ. Boyer to Mss Annie C. Wallace
both ot krut co.. Del
fHNNl'i"hE- BROCk>ON.-In the place. on the 3I.t
uit by the same. Mr. William II Fennimora 70 ME- p, i,
Br"ckSon both of New Castle COUNTY
'I HN|hh- hh-hAkHlNGTON.-On the 9Th ut. By Rev. z B.
Newman Mr. Joshua Spencer Mrs. Esther HARRINGTON
both of fredericE
FANlNGER -LCFF-Ir the NJ. y Church on the 9th nj,
by the same Mr. Cyrus FAvusvr Miss Mary Lu both
OF Frederica. ~
St. Peters Church Smyrna on the ss,b
uIt BY the Rector. Rev. DR. M"rsell Mr. b. Fonrd nj Nil
Town And Mis-" Fannie Brne. recently Of hi, town
NJ hIbLbH-CANENDER-At the residence of the BRIDE.
parents on Thursday. December Goth. by Rev Tbo, \
William" Mr. George ". Kiber Miss Emma L. C.,-n5s,
uaushtr o. Ihos CSvendrr Esq. all OF bohemia Manor
the 3st uIt By Rev. Dr. Cron.u ot
odessa IN ThorouEhare Neck rrsidruce of IN. brd
parents Mr.. Robt T. Houston. Of PhilA and Mi J,,,
daughter OLA. Ennis. Esq
Smyrna times., 1873-01-01

CHURCH WEDDING On Thursday evening last
despite the almost Zero weather. the more than shoe
top snow and the BRISK filling Of the ''ermlne
th Episcopal church Of this town was nearly filed
by an eager audience To witness the marriage Of Mr.
Jefferson b. FOard and Miss Fannie Byrne--the
former of Middlelown and the latter a mest bighIv
esteemed young lady Of this tO~n. Bridesmaid
and groomsmen we're dispensed with al the nuptial
rites Henry +. Hannis. Esq Of Phlladelphia.
accompanied the bride to the altar, and ruve her
away, the groom ACCOMPANYING Mrs. HannIs. Miss
Lon Stnrgess performed the wedding march. The
bridal party ProceededIo 10 Clayton, Immediately after
the ceremony. where they took tho train for Md
dleIown, their future home.
Smyrna times., 1873-01-01

AT Chicago Edward A. Everett was held on
Saturday in $77jOOO bail ON a charge of hav;0a
robbed Miss Shortwel Of $IOO.OOO il bonds of
the Selma aud Gulf K. r., with which She hal
been entrusted for delivery to Gen. Ro,ljy. Of
Alabama. Her statement is that she was
introduced to Everett at the Grand Central
Hotel, in New York, by the clerk OF tLat
house that she came to Chicago in Everett :
care, and that he secured possession of her
trunk long enough to rob it, The stolen bond.
are worth about $25,OOO.
Smyrna times., 1873-01-01

THE LaroR QUEsrIoN.-Judge Layton, of George.
Io"h: has drawn upa petition 20 be presented 10
The Legislature to regulate the sale of whisky. nv
the passage Of AN act embodying the following
principles;
First or Local Option, so that it may appeal to
the mural sense Of the people.
Second. To make tavern keepers and ve,d..s
and the owners Of property in which Intoxicating
drinks are sold. responsible in damages for making
any person drunk-tho damages TO be recoverable
at the suit of the person made drunk or his wife or
any adult child, ur guardian.
1hird: To>nake debts contracted for intoxcat.
ing drinks uncollectable by legal process
Fourth To prohibit The sale Of intoxico,ioo
drinks on the days Of holding any general or special
State ELECTION, or school elections.
Smyrna times., 1873-01-01
Storm, ShiPwrecks, Fires, smasbus
dc.

Inc budget OF disasters by flood aud fire. bv
ifost ana snow, by tempests on the land = ~
ene sea, Oy Ice gorges aud avalanches. bv rail
accidents and shipwrecks, by falling cburci
noors, and so on to the end of the droaJG'i
cnapter, which the newspapers have boor
recording for more than a week is fearInI 70
contemplate. 4'"ilui u
TILL GREAT STORM.
during Wednesday and Thursday most
eA'ehslVe snow storm prevailed almost from
cne end oi the country to the other. Telpora,ns
rom all points north and west indicate ona nF
she seVerest seasons Of snow and ico eror
KNOWN, while Columbia. South Caroline
MARKS special era Of sleigh riding. and evan
pao1"e' Alabama, gives an indication Of
s us c9the 9i within the circuit of the general
q general interruption Of mails and travel IN
Sne southern parts and in the low vaIlevof tho
HuI 0tStes It was rain; in the northern high
IAHus OF those States it was rain. s!eet and
Sso~i anu tne same across the States of North
NeIo""a ana tennessee, excepting the noun
tS'nS' on winch the snow predominated Nnrth
~ su1 ia oI Virginia 1t was all snow. and
aIIng anu east OF the Alleghanies from Penn.
sy!vanla northward the fall vas no Loa,;a'
La the LuItrd States and the Rr;,i.b roasoa:
th1 al .!Fcred by this tremendous s,orr,'
IAs probably not less than fifteen hundred
thousand square miles
DISAsTERs AT SEA.
A sad list Of disasters at sea ia rro,on,oJ
i0ifoWs: On last Thursday night the sbin
feraU'a", from Singapore for Boston strmct
on Peaked Hill bar, Cape Cod, went n niece
ana al on board perished. Twenty five men
perished by this disaster On the same nigbt
tne park kadosh, also of Boston, went ashore
a. roint Alderton, and the Captain and s;r
men were drowned. The German barI
FRANCE" from Singapore for Boston. ol.o
vent ashore on Cape Cod on Thursday n;cb,
tne steamship FrdHkin, from Havre for Nn,1,
Iork, forced into Halifax through stress Of
weather the schooner Derfer bo.nd e..
Boston, driven to Provincetown with her donI
ioad gone and her crew all lrost-b;,tar 1'IN - ;.
park .ChdntieteeT, bound for Pb;Iodain nh;a '
Dragging On the bar at Lewcs, Del "nj
vessels drifting out to sea in the ice; Tho Ir, %n
Meteor, smashed to pieces at Scitn,t"c ,I's
schooner SoROra, sunk at Tortugas; and lono
hst OF mlshsps all up and down the cosst
Almost too numerous to record, makas ms, =
shocking list. In addition, we have the ,br;li
ing account OF the shipwreck of the bark Wary
leonard, bound from Miramchi 10 Relf,st
Ireland, while the detailed particulars of ,he
Ioss OF the Pacific Mail steamship .Sncron,ento
rs.cnes US in the California papers On ,bo
Mississppi river, at Memphis. there has beao
sserrioie Ice gorge, sinking two steamers al
interests. 'oSS W business
GREAT FIRES.
Fire has played its havoc with ,bo 49,, r. i
elements. During the fearful storm Of T',o. 1,u
Smyrna times., 1873-01-01

;, SHOOTING ATFRAT On Sunday night week, Mr..
recC Pennington, living near MIddelownnn On return
ing TO his home IN the country saw horse and bogov
standing IN the yard aud u was very late he InId
the orIVer OF Il, negro man named John Gibson
that he had better go home. Mr. Pennington. then
WIN ne Oi his men went 10 the sta bic 20 nut wuv
his horse, aud when he returned he found C;lbsen
sIIi IN The kitchen, and again told him g. 90 home
as he did not wish his hou open after u O'clock
The negro replied: I'D d-,n YOU, vou told me
mat once, and shall not 60 I'LL I get ready" Mr.
remington then struck at him. u hen Gibson strnck
hun on the back of the head with a loaded VIM
handle and attacked Inn with razor cutting h,,n
on the hand, and had mt Mr. Pening,on's hired
man nerfered. would doubtless have niured
him :PrY severely. If not fatally. As soon as he
could get up Mr Pennington ran into the house and
returned with a revolver by this time the neg-o
had zone INTO the yard where he stood swearing
ana threatening vengeance on Mr. Pennington bnI
refused I" 20 away. Mr.. Pennington then shot at
hm with the revolver, but missed him. (;,hsoD
called out 10 hun "SlOot Vou sun of b-h Won
h. V"t hit me vet" A SECOND and third shot. one
"f winch struck hun, caused hun 10 hush SWEARING
and get mo his buggy and leave On Monday Mr..
fe"lngtnn entered complaint before Squire Walker
"h" mad Gibson comm .nittcd To New CasIle JaII to
await trial at the May term Of Cuurt. -MddletOva
Transcript.
Smyrna times., 1873-01-01

THE TIMES is published every Wednesday afternoon h,
JOSEPH H. oFFEckER, Editor and Proprietor at Smyrna
Delaware.
50 advance or So SUI
not paid till the end Of the year No
all arrears are padOny the option of the Publisher
ADVERTISEMENTS will inserted at the rate of
Sne for the first nsertion
a-hslt cents liberal discount made 10 quarterly
nual and yearly advertisers.
Smyrna times., 1873-01-01

SUNDAY SCIIO L. LENrERTAINNENTs-Tbeo, o,,o,,.;
ment TO be given in the Episcopal chapel of tLis
town, this (New Years. evening, by the Eniscnn.I
Sunday SchOolis expected one Of decided .t,rn
ion' In addition 10 The solos, churuses DC. there
VIII be tubeaux, charade. and the reudIi,on oC :,
caniata entitled "A Crown of Reward" Admission
% cts To commence at u O'Clock.
The Methodist Sunday School entertainment o,
Christmas nght was largely attended. desn,,e ,L.
weather, and We'll received, though not Considered
equal IN merit To the usual LffpTts of The SchooI
The decamatIons were more diitinctIv delivered
than usual, except by the little folks and al,bouoh
the audience could not understand "a word they said
they seemed 10 "take down TO house" merely he
cause they were $50 cute" The churuses ~, re moi,
generally popular but sope of the songs were VOL
rendered. "C0me, Birdie, Come" by IIetlie M.oe,r
and Edle Bell, with chorus, was the uosi ulens,,o
song aud the hne organ lnteFlude, by Miss Lon
Sturgess. made fine effect. "Songs of I'M, Re,p,i
lul, Miss Lizzie Reynolds in the solo and &C a,h4r
ing Home, Miss Clara Bcwley as sololst were yerv
popular, and Ring the Bll Softly" by Emma
weldon, showed also a rich voice, The "IIous.
Keepers S"hloqny" spoken by Maggie Sm,,hprs
was well received, ana "Uranil," hy cIas. of yi,l
was decidedly good, with Miss Alice Huf;.ckcr ~
'he leading character. The IT ,mber's WIFI" ,yas
very good, ~ the hands Of one so Young. bnt I'M.
epc poem Is seldom undertaken except bv n,orrs
sionnI elucuionlsts. kriss kringle was NOT bad
out the audience will learn tins dialogue "bv bea,,,
u repeated many more times. There were o,hcr
g"ou points but we have not time TO name them.
Smyrna times., 1873-01-01

Sickness in our Office has greatly interfered
with our make up'' this week.
Smyrna times., 1873-01-01
LOWEST PRICES.
SMYRNA, DEL.
Dissolution.

The ropauDership heretofore existing under The
title OF kNIGHTON q Co. sIove dealers Is this dsy
dissolved by mutual consent.
RICHARD E. KNIGHT0N,
WILLIAM FAIRIES.
Smyrna. Del. Dec 2iAt 1879
~ All persons II dehied To The late firm are re-
qnessd 10 cUms forward and seiIic without delay or
else their accounts Will he placed iu the hands ui
proper Vfscef for collection.
The business will he conducted nj the old stand bF
WIN. Fares, under the title OF WM FAIRIES & 20.
dec253t
Smyrna times., 1873-01-01

is IT Far Jos IF all a correspondent of Eperv
Eoeh'"g says about the construction Of the Govern
meh' pier at l'e"es 10 true, fat Job aud perhups
poor Job. Is being made Of the affair The cores
pondent says that Captin Brown. the Government
engineer IN charge of the work, is charged with
neglect. lie, II is alleged. does no. visit the D,e.
once month"; but lrs M bed at the United States
ii"'e' and amu'es himself by reading Harper's
nd@"0T ana other magazines, while all the work is
delegated 10 man named Chase who does moi knov
pune from while oak, and his knowledge of other
matters properly pertaining TO his duties is SAID to
he equally meagre. II said that the work shopld
have been entirely completed before this, but the
fact ia the pier not halt built at the present time
There has been a large force Of men almost con-
siaotiy engaged on the work, and il is certain that
The job should be further advanced than tits
Smyrna times., 1873-01-01

InE RAILROAD OFFICIALS VIsIT To THE Peninsula
- An interesting circumstance in connection with
the recent visit Of the railroad officials to the Penn
suIa' on tour Of inspection. is the fact that they
went down IN the same car that first conveyed Pres
1eht Lincoln from Harrisburg, via Baltimore, to
Washington, when he WIS first inaugurated Prtsi
dent ot The United Statcs-lhc car which he gene.
rally travelled in and winch. after his assassins
conveyed his remains To Philadelphia, and out West
to their last resting place at SprIngh,l Id Illinois
The car Is said 10 be the finest on the Phiudcl
ema: "nm'hgton N Baltimore Railroad, is elegantly
furnished, has seven sleeping apartments and SIM
piled with tables and oil the modern convenience
and comfOrts-WiI. Commercial
Smyrna times., 1873-01-01

The State Legislature convenes next Tues.
day.
Smyrna times., 1873-01-01
q. B. Voshell,
j. w. Jones'.
a James Rirkly.
8 WIN. @. Fountain.

Mr.. Jas Lasseil killed . birds out Of ten. Frank
Jefferson hilled 3, to 2 by Geo. Il. Thomnson in <
shots, and Bcrrian Grant 3. to Q by Alex. Wilson.
Smyrna times., 1873-01-01
NOTICE.

The Annual Meeting OF the Potlcy HoldeJ oi the
KENT County MUTUAL Insurance COuPANY will be
held at the Town Hail, III Smyrna. on the ThlRD
MONDAY, che 3oIhl OF JANUARY. 1873. 81 10
O'clOck, A. NJ. al which time an elec.IOn for NINE
DireeIOrs 10 serve for The ensuing year, will he held
dec25lm WIN. DENNEY, ia. Sc creiary
Smyrna times., 1873-01-01

ChRsrsAs.-Pigeon Shooting. Christmas. in
Smyrna, was dull enough and cold enuueh Moth.
ing much was done but to try and keep warm-not
eve" hVeIy wh'sAy trade was kept up pigeon
shooting match took place in the nfternoon. when
Smyrna was piited against Dover aud Leipsic. The
following score shows the resuIt-seven shut 10 ,.ch
Smyrna times., 1873-01-01
For Fent.

TWO DWELLINGS, on South ST. now IN tenure
OF Mrs hOfecker aud hr William ManneFIng
delS3 AppIy 10 WIN B COLLINS
Smyrna times., 1873-01-01
DEATHS.

Dover. on Christmas day Mary daughter OF
Thos II. Denucy aged lc years
Smyrna times., 1873-01-01
FOE X ENT.

Blacksmith Shop. The oldest and decidedly the
best business stand in the Town, formerly occupied
oy charles D. smith, deceased. Apply TO
jAnitf w. FAIRIES & RRO
Smyrna times., 1873-01-01

1000 Delaware Railroad Bonds, interest pay,
able semi-annually-Ja and July0dae ~
1880, for sale by John McLear Il Son, BanAe'''
No. COZ Market st., Wilmington, Del.
Smyrna times., 1873-01-01
FOR RENT,
For Rent.

A AGRANARY. with CRIB, and a DOU BILE ST4BLh
with CARRIAGE HOUSE in Smyrna
dec4if AppIy 10 JOSEF u FAKES
Smyrna times., 1873-01-01
FIRST CLASS

Country Shore. Here You ran buy MA, you need.
al The
New-York tribune., 1873-09-03
REAL ESTATE.

SEw-YoRK. Tuesday, Sept q. 1873
There was a fair attendance of dealers at the
Exchange this morning. The sales were unmportant
and confined to legal transactions. Mr. James NJ. Miller
sold the premises Qeaseho) known No. 374 Madison
st., for $780, The same auctioneer also sold, by order
Of the Supreme Court, under direction Of Thomas H.
Landen referee, the five story brick dwelling house.
north side of Tenthst feet of Avenue A. and
known No 90 East Tenth for ss 3oO The lot is an
extra large-size extending through TO Eleyenth-st.
The sale Of the Knckerbocker Hotel property corner
of Fifh-aye and Fifty ninthst announced for today,
was again postponed t
Mr.. ]. johnson, Jr., took large party TO Boseobei
this morning, including a large number OF promnent
operators In Westchester property.
The following sale Is announced TO take place AT the
Exchange tomorrow:
Wedn>sdav Sept 5-By James M Mlby
Supreme Court foreclosure n 0sirandr referee 81 The boa an
lot ls9I99 H. the sosth side Of One hundred seoons
2S7 feet Of Sixth
New-York tribune., 1873-09-03

ipcpeas. in the promotions grade 10 grade The
susnensions with corporal punishment have been one
each day for every 1900 pupils the suspensions for the
mast wear were one each day for $500 pupils The
for the last however, one for every
I7,OOOpupils.
New-York tribune., 1873-09-03
One Vol limo. 81 20.

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price.
SCRIBNER ARMSTRONG l. CO.,
EFA Ne.- -YnrL
New-York tribune., 1873-09-03
Gounlrn Real Gslaie tor Sale.

A SPLENDID FARM or COUNTRY SEAT
O. 30 Pekskl FOR sALB cheap frs ss shd
nto,emsHs price, with sOes, s23 900 terms Paculan Of
MITCHELL. n tcdsrsi.
New-York tribune., 1873-09-03
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New-York tribune., 1873-09-03

NINE. C. MEARS,
vi ASSISTED BY MILE. L. SEB.
No. 222 Madison-sve., Nes-1ork -
English French ana German BOARDING and DAY SCHOOL for
Young Ladies and Children. - .. .-
e WILL REOPEN SEPT 90. 1873.
Nine NJ will be home after Sept 10 receive her patrons and
la.aA.
New-York tribune., 1873-09-03
Jnsrrnrflon.

UNIVERSITY GRAMMAR SCHOOL, NO: l
Winhropplsce (2j5 h,aT tghI9st begins tne "
'''i ''F' " M N Hobby, q. A. hoRfHROP frneiPaG-
Oh BRoADWAY sSGsTTs Sas d9oE EcRo6E 6eSw u. her a
~; MT, mid year the 22d September Primary Depart
st ~ In Of Miss NJ ". Legge Circulars In the store
New-York tribune., 1873-09-03
Ciin Real Gstate for Sale.
NEW YORK clrr.

4 SUPERIOR BRICK STABLE, 25xlOO, with
stalls stalls coachmaa, harness and
Sc 27th-st, 6h.ave. c. W. VAN DoREN 6lO 6h.sW
MAGNIFICENT and elaborately fin
N ished fourOry high sioop, brown-sone HOUSE 10 66
gth
New-York tribune., 1873-09-03

~ usae WI open trv1gh Of collegiate instruction
September next l7h INST at e 'oAege bungs 4sI ana is3
Cot
tge lul provide this from
which its TOul mgl graduate and by their standard Of
diploma equsng degree that given by otaer
college tie Sse Tue Trustees feel enhGent that It's ehctn corps
lectures apparl
and library will nshe students pursue successfully
Scientific the Clsss There Academic and
Departments iu which hr College.
special attention given 10 Muse Dasn2 ard Painting The French
spoken uie number uay accommodated boA5
Hat the . % 0eref0 circlsr
New-York tribune., 1873-09-03

A SUBSTANTIAL four-story, high stoOp,
"A brown stone HOUSE 2l6I55l00 1Liryseye.ib st. Filth
AIl 'A'"'A'''' VIII "' C. w. VAN DOREE 90 sIthave
New-York tribune., 1873-09-03

MILE. ROSTAN's
vi FRENCH AND ENGLISH BOARDING AND DAY
SCHOOL FOR YOUNG LADIES,
81 WEST FIFrY-SECOsDST.
NBAR RFTHAYK. AND CENTRAL PARK,
vii reopen WEDNESDAY SEPT. ~
Thorough ENGLISH COURSE. With unsurpassed facilities for
curing sPRACTICAL KNOWLEDGE OF the FRENCH and oher
modern and Home Pnylcge the dis
nBgnishing features Of this ichOol
The Ausca Department under the M r. Mills and other
professors Of sckuou edged talent Offers The best atSut'gs 10
these who desire 10 make a special suly.
Mile will he home after /. Till then applications
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New-York tribune., 1873-09-03

sCRIBNER, ARMSTRONG 4 CO..
654 Broadway, New York,
New-York tribune., 1873-09-03
THE MISSES DOREMUS
.NISFELL.g.tE OES.

DAY SCHOOL Tor YOUNG LADIES aBd CHiLDRBN
o THURSDAY Sept 20 at ~ East rweuy-frsst.
New-York tribune., 1873-09-03

AT FORDHAM and FREMONT DEPpT
n TwenYu Ward as Good HOUSES t~1 LOSs,
81 800 S700 S2 600 & $1,000; cash pasels Only 500,
POrTRR BROTHERS, F.rdhAh. n y.
New-York tribune., 1873-09-03

NOR SALE-On Saw Mill River, a FARM
i Of 80 sers. Nssios Boston .o Montreal Raros
be Ish sro1rd ior 20 miles from city Addre.s Bon
1 Oa3 PostOGcr.
New-York tribune., 1873-09-03

| MISS COMSrOCK, -
| wi RESERVOIR PARK. NEAR F1FTH-AyB., EBW-YORk,
| PRIMARY PROGRESSINE, AND FINISHING LADIES SCHOOL
Boaring Pupils single
Circulars mailed request
Personal information at the institution 80 and "a West foenst.
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