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The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1874-01-17

eAhSAo uoAoy pulu loI LlCo luCteTS was
reported from the Committed on Ways
and Means. and after discussion, was
committed to that committee.
New York, January 16 Tho schoon-
er Ada Burness, from Savannah for
Providence, r. l., was dismasted on the
10Th December, and tho crow taken off
six days after, in an exhausted condition
to Mntanzas.
CHARLESTON, January 16.-Arrived-
Steamships Mercedita, Boston; Jnmes
Adger. New York; schooners Elmer,
New York; J. II. Stickney. Baltimore.
WASHINGTON. January 16.-Tho sub
Committee of War Claims, to which
was referred the last report of the Com
missioners on Southern Claims, meet
tomorrow to commence the examina-
tion of tho report and accompanying
papers; and it is expected that bill
will be reported early in February,
covering the cases reported.
General Albert Pike delivered nm
original poem, aud recited his ''Battle
OF Buena VISTA" before the Mexican
veterans to-day.
A large proportion of the private bills
reported in the Uouso, to-day, went to
the Committee of the Whole, under a
new rule, adopted few days since. 1t
is expected that the adherence to this
rule will place barrier to the food-tide
OF relief bills, which usually pass tho
House, under the previous question. It
will be slow process to get any objec-
tlonable bills through the Committee of
the Whole, and it will require two
thirds vote to get them through, with
out going through that ordeal; as it can
only be done by q suspension of the
rules.
Cushing's commission as Minister to
spain has not yet been signed.
Blumenthal has been nominated az
Collector of Customs OF st. Marks.
Fla.
Tho following despatch from the
United States Marshal at Austin. Texas.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-08-27
The Pennsylvania Democratic Con.
EenfiOn.

PITTsBURG, August 27.-The democratic state
convention reassembled at 9l5 this morning.
and proceeded with baiioting for candidate for
supreme Judge On the sixth ballot Hon. War
rem j. Woodward, Of Berks, received l2S votes,
and Henry j. Ross, of Montgomery, los. Wood
wards nomination was made unanimous
The convention next proceeded TO nominate
a candidate for lieutenant governor. I'd to
II 10 four ballots have been taken, resulting in
no choice. The first ballot was as fJIoEs:-
North, 80; Zigler, q; Stewart. "a; Sac WIDEN, 30,
Kane, IA; Lstta, 10; Morris, IL; Fox, 8; Manly,
y: Martin, 50, and other scattering votes. The
fourth ballot stands North, 81; Zigler, 10.
SnOwden, "a Kane, 30; Lstts, %. The names
o. North and ZiFler were withdrawn in the fifth
ballot, and a motion was then made to nomi-
nate Latta by reclamation, but was lost. The
convention then proceeded with the fifth bal
lot. Hon. John Latta, OF westmoreland county,
received the nomination for lieutenant COVER
nor on the dfth ballot The convention ad-
journed until 3 p. m. The committee on reso-
lutions and platform is now in session.
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The Tennessee Lynching Outrage.
GOV. Brown OFFERS $500 REWARD RACa FOR



THE LTsCHRRs.
NASHVILLE, August N.-Gsv. Brown sent
the following telegram to the sheriff OF Gibson
county at IL O'Clock last night:
NASHVILLE, Aug. PSI have no direct in
formation of your troubles, but il is reported
here on authority of press dispatches that riots
are imminent In your county. III this be trde,
Il is your duty TO summons a posse OF your best
citizens and preserve the peace by dispensing all
rioters and preventing collisions, but in such
manner and by such means, il possible, as to
avoid bloodshed. Keep me advised OF the state
of things, and i will render you all necessary
assistance to uphold the law and protect society.
[ have offered q reward of $500 each for the
jail breakers, and invoke your aid and that of
all good citizens TO bring the law breakers TO
punishment.
"JOHN q. BROWN, Governor"
The governor has also issued q procla nation
offering $500 reward each for the Trenton jail
breakers and the two murderers of Julia Hay
den, colored school te scher Of Warren cou ~.
Nothing later has been received from Gibson
county or vicinity.
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A VICIOUS BLIND MAE.-A colOred man
named Williams, who stands on the street SELL
ing matches, with 3 plscsrd on his breast bear
ne the inscription, . Help poor blind man, %
vas arrested last night charged with being
Le urence Ward, who arrested him, bit a large
piece Of hesh out OF his arm, took his club away
and beat him over the head with IL. and dis
played other vicious propensitiss. VIM. WITH,
q former custom house officer, cane 70 the
rescue, and the cOiOred man beat Witt AMI bit
q piece out of his leg. Williams was naally
secured and locked up In tue central station,
and it Is alleged that he Is i'm pOstOr being in
possession OF g)oi eyesight aud extraordinary
muscle. IL was charged by the police on sers
hat he has been playing biindmsu's blah."-
Bali. Sun, 21th.
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FEARFUL DIvs.-A boy OF twelve years
one Of the bell-bOys At the Allyn House, was
sliding down the banisters. Reaching turn in
he rails, he could not follow IL, ani seeing that
ne must inevitably fall, he thought his best way
was 70 dive, as he would i'm going into the water
He threw forward his body, and came down
upon the tessellated marble pavement Of the
Office story head first. The distance was twenty :
two feet. He struck upoa has open hands, sus-
tanning a compound fracture of both wrists a
blow on one eye. which completely closed It
making an ugly punched swelling, aud deep
cash through the scalp At the top OF the fore
head. Strange TO say, he was not rendered
insensible. His injuries-which were very
psinful-were property attended 20, aud the
boy Is In fair way Of speedy recovery
Hartford Tint
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WAS HE WHIPPED To DRATH?-A Grand
street doctor yesterday reported 10 the Coroner
office the sudden death OF Giuseppe Angelina
Nsndrip, an Italian boy, five years old, at No
As j ark street. No cause or death was assigned
by the doctor; but on inquirng at the houss the
Herald reporter was told that the parents be
leve that their boy was injured by 4 severe
Whipping In the free school OF the Five Points
House of Industry. 1t was reported that be
was suffering from diarrhea, and that on nc
count more of misfortune than q fault he wa
fercely castigated, tirss with his pantalooas on
and subsequently on the bare skin. His BODY
shows MANY marks of apparent violence.-N.
Her1Id 2fth
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FAILURE OF MARYLAND PsACHgs.-The
peach crop OF Maryland for 1874, the Baltimore
American says, has certainly proved a great
failure, more SO than for a number of years
past. There are thousands OF acres of peach
orchards that will not average a single peach To
the tree. One gentleman, who has 20 900 peach
trees on the Eastern Shore, states that about
two weeks Rgo he went through his orchard and
made a careful examination. and he does not
think the entire crop will be more tn an q bushel
Last season this same gentleman shipped over
10000 boxes OF peaches to Baltimore. He also
states that he does not know of q single orchard
on the eastern or western shores OF Maryland
that will yield even One-fourth OF an ordinary
crop, and those persons having any peaches a.
all are very fortunate.
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A Doc CAToHER IMPRISONED FnR CsuRIr,

Doc CATCHse IMPRISONED FOR CRURLrY
"A Feat that lcouid Astonish eren CaleiOaida.-
Charles Clark, an Official dog catcher in tn
Third Assembly district, called at the mayor
ofice in New York, Tuesday, and compIsinsd
that his partner, Charles Halleck, had beer
fined S25 snd sent to Blackwell's Island for tive
months on the testimony of three of Mr.. ergh',
men that they saw him seize q dog by the hiud
legs, swing him over his head, and throw him
although he and Halleck have been dog catch
ers twelve years neither can throw Q thirty
pound dog sixty yards. The mayors secretary
advised the applicant for relief to consult q
laWHfI.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-08-27

A WONDERFUL BABY.-The greatest wonder
in Kentucky just now arrived in the city from
Glasgow, Kentucky, and will be on exhibition
here in a few days. IL came in the shape u q
three-year-old hey baby. which weigh; 1875
pounds, measures 81 inches around the chest, 40
inches around the waist, about SO inches aroua nd
the hips, 26 inches around the thigh, and is C
inches in height. Mr.. 5. II. Chambers, a m an
Of medium size and about forty-nYe years of
age, is the father. The mother is rather sm all
The child when born wat of ordinary sizs, and
was six months old before he began 10 develop
into such enormous proportions. He is a pretty
boy, OF lively disposition, and very intelligent
DE is very stout, has good appetite. ks
nj och
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-08-27

MRS. BKRCHBR AND THE NEW CoACHNAN-
OF Mrs. Henry Ward Beecher. it is said that
she is rudy faced, with q profusion OF gray
mer Mir. Beecher had gone to Peekskill in ad-
vance OF his wife, who remained in BROOKLYN
70 see that the house was left In proper condi-
hired In Peekskill who had never seen Mrs
Beecher, and on the day OF her expected ar
rival he was sent to the station to fetch her
home. After time he returned alone, and an
answer to Mr.. Beecher's inc uiries he said that
Mrs. Beecher did not come on the train. "That's
impossible" said the astonished parson; eshe
teleersphed this morning that she would take
ststion?" "No one except IN old Irish woman"
aGo right back, /" said Mr.. Beecher; sand fetch
the Irishwoman. She's my wife,"
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FRsIANIsH ACKNOWLEDGEMENT New
Yorf papers contain accounts OF q meeting OF
the "old-line Fenians" that was held in that
city the day previous. About sixty delegates
and representatives OF the various circles ana
sections OF the Fenian Brotherhood ans gered 20
their names. Prominent among the delegates
we're j. O'Donoysn Rosa, Gen. T. Y. BOurke,
rhos. Clark Luby, Capt. John McCsfforty, Col.
John O'Mahoney and several other gentlemen
who have been Conspicuous for their devotion
and suffering as lrisb revOlutiOnists. The sea-
siODs of the convention were epcrpf
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SOUTH CARoLIEA.-The Charleston Courier
OF the 22d inst says For the first time since the
war, the South Carolina taxpayers have, in the
tax unions the nucleus or n vigorous and com
pact organization, which will swell TO the m eas-
ure OF the taxpayiDg strength of the State AMI
enable that strength TO be effectively exertsd
for the securing of low tax alton aud an honest
administration OF the public funds. Already one
hundred and eighty one subordinate tax unions
have been formed. with nine county unions.
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FATAL LRAP FROM A FOURTH STORY
WINDow.-Otto Kiein, aged IS, jumped from a
iourth-story window OF German boarding
house, 200 Plum street, Cincinn at, on Monday
morning, receiving mortal injuries. His skull
was fractured AZ the base OF the brain, and
there vss a compound fracture OF the right
thigh, beside numerous bruises about tue body.
He hsd been drinking hari for several days,
and was crazy drunk on Sunday night when
taken to his room. He fell asleep soon after
ward, and nothing more was seen OF him until
be iumned 10 the sideRalk.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-08-27

A MURDERoUs SoLDIER-Hs shoot, Tire
Comrades and Steals Too HOrses.-A cOrrespon-
dent OF the Chicago Tribune, writing from
Camp Brown, Wyoming territory, says: As
Company l., Sd cavalry, was proceeding 60
camp Brown, Wyoming territory, to relieve
company h, "a cavalry, most atrOciOns crime
was committed by a member of the former com
pauy. An escort OF four men and q corporal
were at the north fork OF tire Poposgie, going
toward Brown when, without sny wa ming one
OF the escort named Green rode up 20 one Ma
honey, and, presenting his pistol, shot him
through the lungs. he then im NJ sdistely turned
upon the others and commenced an indiscrim-
mate nre, sh0otng one man through the bow
els and another through tue side. As RYAN
Tell, the remaining uninj ured man ran TO help
him get his feet from the stirrups; consequently
Oreen had plenty OF time 70 get two OF the
horses and take 20 the bluffs. Au ambulapce
coming mp soon after, took the wounded men %
Camp Brown, but the man MAhOney died be-
Tore reaching the post. Parties were AZ once
sent in pursuit, and az last accounts were close
on the trail OF the murderer.
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SPRINGFIELD, Ills, August N.-Through an
error the second declaration in the platform
adopted by the democratic convention was
omitted in the report telegraphed last night.
II is follows: Second. Free commerce and no
tariff except for revenue purposes. There are
i've declarations in all. and that one reading.
Individual liberty and opposition to sump-
tuary IaWsn was the third
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AN ENTERPRIsING You've woMAN.-Bslie
Durend, a young woman OF loose character, has
been arres ed 10 New Haven charged with
forging the name OF Robert Stevens, q promi-
nent grocer, 20 two promiss Try potss, one of
81 600 and another for $4,000, which she gave
to two elderly sunts In Milford as cOlla.sral
security for three 81 900 railroad bonds which
she had previously csshed and partly spent
upon several gentlemen friends. The woman
In believed by sOme 20 be insa ne.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-08-27

GRAseHoPPYR WHIsKY.-It has been discov-
state, which Was harvested by eraGshopperp
may be utilized In . vicariouS sort OF way BIZ
disttlltng into whisky the grasshoppeEs Which
have eeten the grain. This ought % b. very
lively auid, quito . active, In fSct, q jersey
lightning"
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ANOTHER REPORT ABOUT q gN. HANCOCK
The NorTistown (Pa.) Herald says that General
W. 5. Hancock spent several DAYS last week in
visiting his friends in Eorristown and its vi
Guilty, and that while - in conversation with
some OF our citizens he intimated that he was
an espirsnt for the highest political honors, and
that his name would he offered "a a Candidate
Tor .he Presidency in the next campaign. He
stated that there would be 3 number OF caudi.
dates brought forward, but there were certain
considerations which hs thought entitled him
10 party favor"
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TN RosADo-DR CoHro DUsL.-It is now
eral Rosado and Senior De Comic, OF the Span-
ish paper Of New YORK city, took place yestef-
day morning resulting In the fatal vounding
Of De CoutQ,
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SAN FRArCisCo, August 26-At Shasta to-
day John r. Baker, aged 26, and Onas Cranch,
aged Is, we're hanged, the former for the muir
Ter OF George Kline, msil-rider, and Cranch
for the murde. of Mrs. Rodgers.
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. MouLroH BHsoueHr TO LsCruRE.-Nov
they are trying 70 get "Mutuain MouIton into
the lecture nsld. A Rochland, Maine, man rs
offered him sse1 900 for ten lectures without
reference to the Beecher- Tilton afAir.n Mr..
Mention replies that he never delivered Q lee
ture in hio life.
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TIE RECENT SUICIDE Of Matte Smith &C Ches-
uncook, Mas, might form the baas OF Q nrst-
class tragedy. She was NJ q nelghbor's visiting +,
when q young man with whom she had been
acquainted but q short time passed the HOUSE,
She went to the door 20 call him 70 come back !.
but he did not comply with her request, where
upon she started TO overtake him, but failing 10
DO 30, drew q pocket knife and plunged the
blade into her throat.
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chased SIS sites for cottages by wealthy iu1ivid-
uals, tourists, pleasure seekers, and sportsmen.
The pleasure seekers are welcomed witt great
hospitality, aud permitted the use OF tie water
aud landing places bJth by the CausGIans and
Americans. Among the wealthy Individuals
who have taken up their summer residence
upon these Is ands is Mr.. Pullman, OF the 'sP all
man Palace Carr fame. In what was known
THE PATRIOT WAR or 1881
several Canadian Tevolutionists took refuge
among the islands after their defeat, and sue
cessfully eluded the pursuit of the Canadian
authorities. A cave Is shown where one of the
most prominent OF them. Captain johnson, was
concealed for several weeks, and where he wat
provided with the necessarIes of life by the
rssolute daring of his daughter, which won for
her the title of "Queen OF the Thousand Is
lands."
The channels on both me American aud
Canadian sides are good, and all the commerce
or the great lakes passes through there which
goes TO Montreal by water. Here we spent four
delightful days in fishing among the labyrntas
or IS ands, having our dinner cooked from the
"catch" by our boatman who rowed us and
which the sport ana labor OF the day gave US an
excellent appetite.
TIVE Fish CAPTURED HERE
that lie most priced by the angler, is the pike,
the muscalonge, black bass, and the pickerel
good deal of interest is manifested in the eve
ming on the return OF the boats, when the lab
taken during the day are spread out upon the
lower porch for the inspection aud admiration
OF the guests, and for the sportsmen to contrasts
their luck with each other, when many astonish-
ing Ii a not exagger ated stories are told of the
them during the day, and particularly in
describing the large muskalonge that broke the
hook, or line, or by some laundering s'accident"
escaped capture. L.
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INTERNAL RRvESUE The receipts from
this source to-day were s222, 056.63.
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AN IRISH GIRLS GERMAN PRIZH-A few
years ago Mrs. Ottendorfer, the accomplished
wife of the editor of the New York Stats Eel
tung, offered a valuable prize to the girl in tue
public schools who would make the most pro-
gress In the study OF the German language dur
ing the term, and beholdI an Irish girl was the
winner. She stood the best examination and
beat all the girls of German parentage in the
school. Many Irish children seem to have De-
CuliAr gifts for learning German
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An ocean steamer DIsab.ed

LONDON, August 2I.-The steamship Westpha-
liza, which left New York August 10 for Ham
burg via Plymouth, WAS spoken on the Oath
instant, disabled. She had broken her SHAFT,
and Was proceeding slowly.
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TEE PHILADELPHIA POLICE GIVE IT Up.-
The intimation comes from Philadelphia that,
did reward Of S25 600 to be won, the police and
Detectives have wearied Of their unsucces sful
search after the kidnapped boy Charlie Ross;
and that the labor IL now 70 be given over to ~
hands Of Pinkerton's people.
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ARREST ON A CURIOUS CaARGs.-A woman
and six children, each With piacsrd affixed to
them, charging weil-kno Brokers' arm with
robbing them of 5000, were arrested yesterday
on Wall and Broad streets, - they marched
back and forth. The woman gave her name as
Mrs. 4. GoldefberG, Of Lewis street, in New
York city. An immense crowd gathered around
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OF TER
ISIyEE Sly IF GEORGETOWN.

TIE rs1t TN N. The sctaoI vii commence IT
NEINEsDAY October Z, Is 8, with the foil owing
JUrGr GEORGE ". PAsCHAL,
Ths Low 81 real Pr p-L'g, PieGdfRE EciisHcs,
Criminal Lar and fds ScisH-s Of GOreTHHIsHf
CBEt>It PHER INgLe, lib,
PsfScHdi tTsP-Tfy. GoHfrGcfS, M.rcan;is Lac
II Hs-y'tc hsi4ft,Hs aEd fhs Doctrine Of EEuify.
Th- plan 81 N stEucti Z eobTs9, Lectures, heci-
Law, tcgs. her with illustrations Of actual Court
Application for fuforma' ica, either in pers,n o.
b. letter may be mad 10 he Sec-etary no wfI b
gIeseEt atthe DOLL &c hal, Gonzsga Law Buidins,
s24-tClO b. T. HAHLEY, sec. IL the Facuily.
st vIHCENTs SCHOOL ccrzeT IotA qAd O SIS,
- fsr TIE oftta bfsters Of Charity, ~li Re
open MONDEYi Augu 31st. Parents are re-
H rs rear oF Dr. SEnderIaad's ChR7ca, ~ st. ~ tc
viii con men &c its firth year M0NuAl septemb.r
Of this are 10 t boys for 6Esaess or for
college, classical poly technic. Photography us
tsusht IS regular . udy and several have gone
writer's Tor t.os, fitting business, Spelling,
Penmsnsbip, Arithmetic aud Bookkeeping are
AIgebrs, Gt ometry, Plane and Analytical Trigono-
ueIry and the Classics are thoroughly taught.
h Grs from 70 s. Price. rs per Quarter; See
nnuber Of gold and silver medals awarded each
s1;sIm- A.M.m.p. hh.s, PGineipal.
TIES wAsHINGTON JEMALE SEMINARY
II VII b opened MONDAY, september "a, 1874, AZ
No. 1917 l2Ih street northwest. Mrs. d.
BUTCHER and Miss III. G. DOUGLAS, Princi-
pals. srgl6 Pm
CoNZAGA COLLEGE,
" Isl bet NOrfA Capitol and LIST cts rortArssf.
a., rs ip.tiIsi.n l. G. ABDUCTED By the Eaibsfs Of
the soeitty ct Jesns II course OF stndivs Is ths
~ that order. schOoi will be reopened MON
DAY; II nh Of septsnhsr
4 m
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JUsrIFIABLE HOMICIDE ON Lone IsLANp.-
Francis Thompson. colored, OF Gravesend, l.
L., who shot and killed William Williams. a
oolored man OF bad reputation, has been die
charged by Justice StiIlweIl, q jury OF HE
neighcos having pronounced the shooting JUS
Unable and In self-defence. The testimony Al
the inquest showed that williams, while partly
intoxicated, called st the house OF JOhn Francis
TO see Betty wllet, who had once lived with
him, but who had left him on account OF his ban
actions. After several refusals Betty consented
70 see Williams, but after q few moments he
struck Der and she returned TO the house. The
violent behavior OF williams frightened the
household, and Frank Thompson, . neighbor
was called upon for protection, aud decided 20
take the girl 70 his house. AZ they passed Will
bams on the way he seized Betty BY the throat
and threw her 70 the ground. Thompson inter-
fered and was fought by williams, who said
Il am going 20 murder Betty" williams Was
worsted, and the others went into ThOmpson's
house and locked the door. williams stood on
the stoop for some time, threatening 60 burn the
house. be then forced the door and chased
Betty Willet, who ran up stairs ami escaped
him. Williams sat down and said TO Thompson
Now, am going 70 talk 20 you like q man
Before morning am going 70 KIN you and your
VIE, and Betty" He now advanced togard
Thompson, who stepped backward toward the
corner In which stood a loaded shot gun.
Williams attempted TO get the gun, but rhoulp-
son was too quick for him. and serving the W..
pom fired, the charge OF shot lodging Ia the re-
gion OF Williams heart, tearing a hole i'm his
breast. He fell dead.
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EDUCATIONAL.

II and Mis- A. TOLAAH SMITH, p-in,iDsls,
shl . oB-E " hDNE>pAY, 5eptem0 81, 1874.
knitttr ~ pupils limited Circulars az tors
Prime psl- mas b seen a. the Semi AIRY. 5O6 5sa
street northwest. suE3I6 Z o3t-
tIAPILW oOD II sTiTU az, sa inc,- sotassd
w SchJoi for b III eCes, g under tbs care cf
TrG,tees, nieunt - q the - c'stv ~ Eicpis L
J. accessible D. r ID II ard Baltimore Central
Raj a. Tn ecu &c of stuiy enbrsc=s yiisa
ScigTca End the Classics. Ada rsss JOS. SHORT
LlTGE. a D. CoECordvills, Delaware couaty,
p, - i,ar;s. aug4
AW SCHOOL
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The COMMISSION of MARSHALL Jewell as Post
master General. with the signature OF Presi-
dent Grant attached, was received at tbs Exec
utive Mansion this morning from Long Branch.
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Death ofPrOfessoF

Newport, August N,-rhe steamship City
Of Peking, with the excursionists on board
reached here about one O'Clock this morning.