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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
washington stock EXCHANGE Sen, =.

QEotGtiONg fErnishsd By Middleton q Co., bankers,
The following were the prices bid and asked Al
the meeting Of the Warrington Stock Exchange TO
say:ICx = gold; lo944 hid, Ices asked. Bank
steck-hstiOnal Metropolitan Bank, los bid, us
aeked seeond National Bank, % bid; Citizens Ma
poT 81 bsnE ll474 bid 49, asked. City Passenger
hslroeos- Metropolitan Stock, 49, bid Sundry
Lis.-hatlOnsl Theater bonds, J. & j.. D. C.,
81 oloi - asked Masonic Temple Bonds, v. & A., 6
p. c. goloi 81 bid; Arlington Fire INSURANCE.
Compaoy stock, g. bid. District Securities
IDisiriet OF ColumbiaNOhicsso Relief Bonds rs,
y. - Isl, y bid. s. asked; Permanent imp "a
ISL, s4is bid, So asked Market stock bonds
L., $ Gid, 80 asked; Water Stock Onds,
Is, J jas l.el, IS bid do. 1873, 90 bid (washing
ton ;" FiveYear eeIties.es,"7 S-lO. NJ, IN. 1873
- tid, 3 sskta; Ten Year bonds" 6's, J. & J.,
e., NJ; n, 1872, % bid. % asked;
Beard Of Public Works-Certincates General Ian.
Ir,oyeIent, So, } 1874, IS btd, So asked; de.
lel5. - asked, 80 bio, do, ls-s, SIS bid =;
sskedi DO 60; IL, IS bid 60, ISIS S.
bic - ssEsd- d.. series, - bid, s65s sked Ger.
uhcaies. Sever, ., J, 1874. CO bid, 10 asE III
do ls76 6s nd, 90 ISL, s. BID, do Is7s e bid:
series, ts-s oid. Water Certificates, SIS, lS s. bid
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~Some months ago a man out west heard
that st. Croix rum was good for hay fever. The
next day he was taken with the disease and he
been taken daily. This is only another of the
thousands of incidents showing what virtue
there is in patience.
ga Florence newspaper asserts that Presi-
dent Lincoln sent to the Pope a charge
d'afa.res extraordinary, whose mission was to
solicit His Holiness to appoint some American
cardinals; that Cardinal AntOnelli raised OBJ
jectops. and that the negotiations were broken
off by President Lincoln's murder.
S"Whatever of TRUTH" says the Chicago
Tribune, "may be in the announcement that a
party of American capitalists have combined to
buy grain, there is little room to doubt that a
capital of IS 900 900 has been subscribed for the
purpose of furnishing additional transportation
between the west and Europe. The bulk of this
money will be put into vessels. lake and ocean -
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Condensed LaeaIa


From Brad. Adams we have batch of fresh
New York weeklies.
Meetinglof contractors association Monday
at IL O'Clock. See ad.
Our military friends should see the "MuIli-
gan guards" at Ford's Opera House, to- night.
See advertisement "Wsnted, small furnished
house."
The Gazette tomorrow will contain graphic
description of the reception of Company ID, at
Syracuse, with other choice matter. See sd.
& Cleary, has returned to the city from a trim
TO Virginia, much improved in health.
The condition OF Mr.. Joseph Mattingly, who
wss stabbed By ID: w. Irving, on Wednesday
night, is 50 much improved that he was able TO
be out yesterday.
At rsfle for 8 nne bay horse at Talty's res
taurant last night, Mr.. Timothy Sullivan, a
clerk in Hall & Hume's grocery store, was the
winner. He threw A..
Henry Better, who WAS injured at the navy
yard on Wednesday, is lying very low at his
skull was broken by the block of wood that fell
upon bis head. DIR. Ford is attending him.
The Washington Sangerbund occupied their
new hall on h, between eth and Sth streets,
for the first time last night, and an opening
banquet was served, the members only partici-
patiDg in the festivities.
Rev. VIM. Mcclure will coRduct the services
OF the Reformed Episcopal Church. at Lincoln
Hall, tomorrow evening, and the new prayer
book OF that church will be introduced on the
The dead body of a white female child was
taken to the first precinct station by a re ident
OF south washington, who found lt In the alley
bounded by 9th ana Z streets and Virginia av-
enue and School street. 1t was buried at the
expense OF the District.
A new bell for the Church of st. Ann, Ten
sllytOwn, will be blessed with the usual cere-
monies, to- morrow, at p. M, when a sermon
will be preached by Rev. b. A. Mcguire. ON
nibusses will leave the corner of High and
Bridge streets, Georgetown, at o'clock.
The court and police officials in Philadelphia
who connived at the escape of Williams and
Moore, of this city, charged with theft of Treas
ury warrants, are likely to get into serious
trouble. A charge of conspiracy has been
made against the said officials, and yesterday
they were released on bail to answer at some
future time.
The Cheltelham camp meeting, in Prince
George county, Md, closed on the morning of
the 10th instant. Revs. j. II. Rylsnd, Charles
King, George l.. Berry. OF the NJ. +. church,
and Revs. Collins and Perrie of the church
south, ofhciated- The congregations were good,
the order excellent, and the meeting a decided
success in all respect. This is a new encamp-
ment, and is admirably located near Talburt's
station on the b. & P. railroad
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OFFICIAL sTAMPkpx NvFTopTs
AGREEMEET-RoNDs

Within ten days afIer the CONTRACT ba. h.,
% az me person OF or body corporate 90
s0Ieiles 10 lie approved by the lsma' ter Genera
states II America 20 faithfully observe AMI kser an
and ever q the terms, Conditions, a d rsISiTs-
the true intent and meaning thereof. Ia ,r hieI
tract the contractor and HE sUreties shall ooyeH
sId sgree that VA case the said cJntra-tor shall f
70 %, OF perform all or any If the covena an
lstiors snd agree menl 81 SAID contrast on the ps
icIth the said contractor and bis sartii-s shs fT
is; and Rsy g the Unitsd States q America The sm
t2iitnure the said contractor AID hi sarefes sb
S Ss Joi q, aLa ssSeEsy liable, a hquide,ed dam
III the contractor to whom the fret award nav -
sS,isTstSTT sdn io enter in,2 agreene9t and give
ewerd may be anRulled and the CONTRACT Ia "a re
luirCd aeres msut end bonds are eYser ~. ~ ~
such be1t lowest bidder shall be REQUIRED "a flsIi
original parry TO whom The Contract 1i.. 80 to
The agreement will also provide that m Ar an
sureties shall Gle, become irresponsible for tSs
sRtiIe penalty q the bond, the Postmaster GsnerSi
ditional and fufcient surttiss which the eoptr.e
,er shsl urniss 70 the sccep;s9oe O the Postmas-
fault thereof the contract may be snnulled.
CONTRACT NOT AssIGsABLE
ne eontrset esnn9t, IN any case, be lawfully
RESERVATIONS
The Postmaster General Reserves the rfol,. a. -.
Ject any aud ali BIDS IT, in his jndgm1nt ,ss , 10 re-
ests Of the require Ia also the riebt e
al
failure al any time TO form faithfcIlg aDT 90 ~,
sfpuletions, or IN case Of wiilfu atteTn ~ 10
upon the Department STAN ped enVelopss nj y.san.
pers inferior TO those ia use --~ "Aeb.
EXTENSION
snoulo the Interest Of the government reanFre
tnls eonirsct may be extend ed beyond the tsms
bAnito, net preceding three months by order az tie
Postmsster General and the Contract erfoes and al
eonal1lons herein set FORTH sha oTern IN such exc
SAMPLES
ehs OF the envelopes and wrappers for which
sfe invited, showing the different quaif-
~ sno ooiors o. paper required, the aEd STYLE
y. SUI lios, with blank 10 ms % bids, may be had
as.neAtlon 20 the Third Assistant Postmaster
1his advertisement and specimen Of the sample
envelopes and Wrappers furnished by the Depsrt-
bid. VI oe0a
GUARAETKE-PRoP0gA
No proposal viii be sidered N accom- p.nfad
~ lsisctory guarantees, signed By az least two
responsible parfies.
BIDDERS ia their proposals the pr,o. mar
I Thousand eLvelopes OF Wrappers, inoludins evsr-
hiDs required 20 be done furnishsd A. 81 800
IN this advert sement; and all propo.sls rnn.s ~
made Up the blsb K forms furnished bT r. 49,.
menf, securely enytlOped ~ sea ed mar. 49,
po<ats tor STAN ped Knv e0pes snd Nevxnsr - 49,
pen, sno addressed 90 the Third Assisf.., %
master Serersi, W sshirgton, ID. @
.,.,, ". MARSHALL.
Postmaster General
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Abandonment of the Eight hour
KuIe I'm New York

NEW YORK, September 12-The Ere
h'Eg Post says - Owing to the pres
sure Of the times, the masons, brick
layers, hOd-carTiers and helpers in jersey
City, Bergen, Hudson City and HobOken dur-
Ing the past week, have been abandoning the
eiRht-bOur rule, and to-day il ia announced
that all are working ten hours a dsv, without
asking an increase OF wages. Builders saw this
VIII result in very decided improvement in
their business.
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MORE TROOPS FOR CrBA.
"The Day We Celebrate in BaIti-

BALTIMORE, September 12-TO-day being the
Goth anniversary Of the battle OF North Point
all public city Offices are closed and the public
buildings and many private residences are dec.
GRATED " Ith the national flag. The association
of Old Defenders, Is in number had their an
nual parade, marching around the battle mon
ument, and thence proceeded TO Halls spring
TO take their annual dinner. AS the old sol
diers, with gray boards ami tOttering steps. and
with drum and fife, marched through the Streets
they were received with raised hats and hearty
applause by the crowd which thrOnged the line
OF march.
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READING, September 12-The employees OF
the Reading railroad here and along the road
Will next week be puton half time, working two
weeks out OF the month at eight hours per day
on account OF the general stsgnation of trade.
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RETURN OF COMPANY ID, WILD FIRST
REGIMENT NATIONAL GUARD.-This morning
company ID, Washington Light Infantry, Capt
F. n. Carver, who left here on Sunday after
noon last, arrived home. every one in health
and well pleased with their trip. Col. Flem-
ing, Capt. McCathran, Mr.. T.. Ii. Hay and a
number or honorary members and several la
dles were OF the party. which Including the
Marine Band) numbered 10 persons.
The company arrived at Syracuse, n. ", on
Monday night last, and received an unexpected
ovation from the Sumner Corps Of that city,
and the citizens, fully %, 900 persons being in
town. Everywhere there were bon fires, ire
works, illuminated buildings. On being es-
corted TO the army DR.. Eddy, chaplain of the
Sumner Corps, made the address of welcome
followed by Mayor Greaves, who extended the
hospitalites of the city, and Col. Fleming re-
spOnded. On Tuesday the visitors during the
morning we're shown around the city, and in
me afternoon parade of the Sum
they were reviewed by Major General Wood
Colonel Fleming, and ex Governor AIvord.
display of the fire Experimentation steamers
and hook and ladder congratulated. At
night banquet was given at the hotel-Syra-
cuse house-at which Mr.. Z. Il. Hay responded
10 the toast to the visitors, and General Wood,
eX-GoVernor Aly0rd, A. W. Knapp, Captain
Carver and others made addresses The marine
band during the banquet gave a concert
ON WEDNESDAY they were taken to a picnic, aud
al night they serenaded a number of the CHI gems
OF Syracuse. On THURSDAY the whole partv in
carriages, were taken about the town, and in
the afternoon they went down the Oswego canal
anu OBOnudgO lake 10 Long Branch, and on this
IMP the only accident occurred. While the
boat was passing under the bridge Colonel
Fleming failing to lower his head s)On enough
received severe blow on the nose and
rlght eye discOlOriDg IL somewhat. Yesterday
At O'Clock they left Syracuse and arrived a.
watkins Glen at I O'Clock, and during the
afternoon accepted the invitation of Commo-
dOre "A. q. Pike TO be present at the regatta on
seneca Lake. They left Watkins Glen at q
last night arriving in Baltimore at O'CLOCK TINS
morning, and making q stop of ten minutes
arrived here at S.3j this morning.
The syracuse Courier of yesterday paws this
compliment 10 ID company: ''rhey came among
us as strangers and they have gone away "a
friends. We are sure We speak the sentiments
OF our entire community when we say that thew
nave made an impression as gentlemen and
soldiers that will not be effaced as Iong "a fine
memories OF their visit remain with u.s. AS
soldiers they were proficient, as citizens thew
were gentlemen, while as friends they were
warm hearted and cordial"
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tnarSes OF Cruel Treatment of Or
nflan Children.

KRADING, September 12.-The charges OF
cruel treatment Of children at the womels,forf
orphan home are TO he investigate by the trus-
tees. The superintendent admits that a bow
Was punished by cutting the ends OF his fingers
With a knife.
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Reward for the Gad's HUI Robbers

ST. LOUIS, September 12.-Postmaster Gen
erai Jewell adyertises through the papers here
to-day q reward OF - 900 for the arrest of the
parties who committed what is known az the
Gad's Hill robbery in this state on the 3lst or
January last, and g 600 reward for the arrest
OF the robbers of the San Antonio stage in
Texas, in April last.
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SBILLIARDS.D

All good players go to Adamson's New Bill
hard Room, 800 9th street, where their CAMS
cost them from ten to fifteen cents per game.
rabies, Balls, Cues, Cigars, Wines, &c, first
class. Always pleased to see his friends aud
patrons. ADAMsON, 305 9th street,
11,6 Ground floor, next TO Pa ave.
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CTY ITEMS.

Received at Prigg's Jewelry Store,
No. 457 Pennsylvania avenue, near II street.
NEW SUPPLIEs.-BrOsdway Silk Hats, at 5
and Sc.
New Styles-SOft and Stiff Felt Hats, with
wide black bands
Nobby Hats for Young Gents and Boys.
LEWIS popular One Price Store"
920 eth street, between [ and X.
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NEW YORK PATENT CARPET RgNovArISa
COMPANY; patented December, 1870. Leo Marks
inventor, Patentee and General Superintendent
ior Washington, ID. c., formerly with W. B.
Moses. Carpets renovated and cleaned OF ali
dirt and imperfecton, and restored TO their
original beauty and brightness without removing
the carpets from the floors. Office, No. 708 +
street northwest. Orders promptly executed
ana satisfaction guaranteed. Any person or
persons known to infringe in the slightest de-
gree on the Leo Marks patent process for clean
ing carpets will be prosecuted TO the extent of
the law, and the public are hereby cautioned to
beware OF imposition. eo3
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BUILDING ARCHAEOLOGICAL the SD meet
ing OF the Washington Cooperative Associa-
ton, IL shares were redeemed and s. 800 were
sold at Il Der cent.
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District Government Affairs

The police are to-day receiving their paw for
the month of August, and will receive their
"back pay" next week.
The tax collector and the Bank Of Washing
ton are cashing the checks for the police for
their accommodation.
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ATTENTION is called to the advertisement of
Mr.. Geo. Felix Benkert, the pianist, who will
shortly resume his musical duties.
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MEXICAN DIAMONDS, jet and pearl and gar.
net rings, in Reld-a. beautiful assortment re.
ceived at Prigg's, on the Avenue.
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Observation-Disclosures Bros sell the finest Wbite
Shirts for =, 20; English Socks, three pair for
s1i heavy Undershirts and Drawers. 81 each.
large assortment OF Scarfs, Ties and Bows. Z c
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LOCAL NEWS,
Amusemcnts, &c, To- might.

Ford's Opera House.-"Alsddin.'
Odd Fsll0ucs' HGH.-Sanford's Old Time Min
strels.
TAeatsr Comiqus.-BiIly Edwards and Arthur
Chambers In Tom and jerry"
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ASK your grocer for DOoley's Yeast'Powder.
the best Baking Powder for preparing Biscuits
Rolls, Bread, GTiddle Cakes. Walfies, &c. De-
pot, 60 New street, New York.
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A WoMAN's SECOND ATTEMPT AT SUICIDE.
About O'Clock last night Mrs. Dolly Terfkirk,
residing on 18th street, between ID and L, at
tempted suicide by taking laudanum. DIR. Fen
wick was called in, and rendered medical aid.
This morning she had nearly recovered from
the effects. This is the second attempt III sde by
this woman to destroy herself.
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EDUCATION
FOB ZEAL LIFE
SECURED Ar THE
WARRINGTON BUNNkSS C0IINGR.

ctUhhO Az Ihh
WARRINGTON BUSINESS COLLEGE,
through course OF iustructice and trsinius ssap,-
supporting, and successful.
Ihls institution hiss enioyed ten years OF uuister
rupted prosperity, and Il iCdsrsed By many Of the
most Sorthy ana substantial citizens of the District
Nsntsess Tor their sons and daug hters
1hk eCoLAsTlC YEAR begins MONDAY, August
tine most favorable time to epter-but scholar
are issued at any tine, and date from time Of
PRKPARAIokY DEPkRrNExr-Borss and girl, can
enter this de partment no have gone Through Inns
Division in Arithmetic.
BUSINESS DEPARTMENT.-Students received I'm
ms esIsriment who have gone through Decimal
FIaeuons In any Arithmetic.
TCiIIoN..seholarships fos unlimited time, slaO
pay able IN Tour equal monthly instaments: or = IS
II paid 81 tine of entering. Year Scholarship, $50
Rsysble IN slx equal monthly ms ailments; or $50,
II psd Of time Of entering. By the quarter, three
mopths,) $50, payable on entering.
ckSSioNs.-pay sessions, hold from q. m. 20 s.s
D m, an rd the best opportunities for young gen
Ilemen aud young ladies between the ages IL ana
ziyesrs. Evening sessions, held from 70 9 D m,
MONDAY, Tuesday, Thursday, aud Friday, are e.
pfoislly designed for men. women, and youths y ~
are ENGAGED during the day, but desire business
APPLICATION should be made at the College Of
nee, corner 9TH and L streets northwest Comma.
nlcstlons should be addressed 20
arsls-lm ii. @. sPEECER, President.
MILE. TARDIvEL, ~ W. 18Th str eet, New
AVA 1ors reopens her french, EnRlish and Ger
man Boarding and Day School for Young Ladies
eno Chldren, sept ~ Superior adv sntAges SO-tOcls
A LHwIOK SEMINARY FOB YOUNG LADIES
Address TYSON q SISTER,
oaIn-b OouteeS p. o.. Prince Georss o.. Nd.
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Easy Feet. Nc,

Inc labor imposed upon the feet is az una
yoldable as daily walks are Indispensable to
neaith, ana that the care and attention given
them should be commensurate with the edutv
they perform is being more fully appreciated
each succeeding year, and it is well known
Iact mat many eminent physicians, surgeons
patronlze DIR. Whites establishment, No. 53j
l9th street, opposite the L. s. Treasury, where
Corns are removed without psin, so the shoe
can De worn with ease, and Bunions, Club and
inverted Nails, Vascular Excrescences, &c.
are renewed and cured without loss of tina TO
the patent. large patronage enables charg-
Ing the moderate fee of 81 per visit Ofice
hours from a. N. to D. IN. Established i'm
Washington, ID. O., in 1861.
THx SINGER SEWING MACHrss sales or,s,2
were SZlS,obn. f,12-e.~f
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FIRST WARD HAT SroRE.-AH the latest
Styles OF hats, corner 18th street and PennsyI-
vaniaavenue. 76
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PUBLIC SALE OF THE FURNITuRR AT TIVE
OWEN HoUsK.-Aessrs- Lstimer a. Clsary.
auctioueers, announce that the Owen House
win be open for inspection on Monday, Septem-
Der IA, between 10 and O'Clock Sale CON-
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IN REFERENCE TO THE SEWING MACHINE
SAsE IN the Police Court, reported in yester-
Days STAR, Mr.. z. H. Welch writes to saw that
Mary Washington never purchased the machine
mentioned from HT. Apple or any other person
put rented II from NJ p. Adams & Co., at
monthly rental; the agreement shows purchas
on monthly payments, with forfeiture of right
to the property on failure of payments;l that
snbse quently the Domestic Sewing Machine
Company pUrchased the leases, stock aud trade
OF Nj. P. Adams & Co.; that he (weich) pur-
chased the entire business from the Domestic
Sewing Machine Company on the Goth of Feb
Iuary last; that MIR. Apple never was the agent
TOT THIS machine, or any other machine, but an
employe in his (Welch's) office, at a weekly SAL
airy; that the nolle prosequi WAS entered at his
lNelch'sl request, on the morning of the trial:
that he first obtained a writ of replevin, and on
going TO Mary Washington's house with An Of
Ger she refused 70 make any further payment
except at her own pleasure, and said part of
the machine had been taken away, by whom
she did not know but believing the machine
was IN tne house; he then had search warrant
Issued, through Justice Shea, which was served
by Mr.. MeEifresh, Of the detective force.
night met to complete arrangements for ceIs-
brating the twenty-seventh anniversary of the
surrender or the City of Mexico to the United
States troops in 1877 by an excursion down the
river, and Marshall Hall was designated a. the
landing TO visit A letter was read from the
Secretary or War informing the association that
the Arsenal and the forts on the river when the
boat conveying the excursi0nists passes those
points. and that leave Of absence will be given
on the 18th instant TO the OF GERS and EMPLOY
zee OF the War department, who served in the
mexean war. A letter was also read from
Songfeesional Printer, A. M. Clapp stating
tnat the printers Of that Office who had served In
the Mexican war would be granted leave of ab-
sehce on tnat day to join the excHrsiouists
Somphmentary tickets were voted TO William
Is. Is. cross, esq, of this citv, whose father
Colonel Cross, was the first oficer of the army
who fellin Mexico, and to the Mexican veterans
who are inmates OF the Soldiers Home, and 20
q Qf fk.n$g
o
PUBLIC SALE OF THE FURNIruRR AT THE
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IA Tennessee man wrote his will On q
pSPsI eo-is-, end i passed safely through the
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Foreign Notes..

REPORTED VICTORY OVER THE CARLTsTs.
MADRID, September 12.-An official dispatch
IL published this morning announcing that
Gen. Payia has gained a victory over the Car
lists.
MORE TROOPS FOR CUBA.
Three thousand troops will leave Cadiz for
Cuba about the end Of the present month and
i've thousand more in October,
THE GREAT COTTON STRIKE BEGUN.
LONDON, September 12.-The great strike of
cotton operatives at Bolton. which was an
nounced 10 be imminent on Thursday, has COM
menced.
LONDON, September 12.-The strike of op-
eratlves at Bolton, which commenced this
morning, stops twenty tour mills, which en-
ployed 1900 hands. Forty eight mills, en-
plOyiDg Geo hands, continue operations Sub
scriptions for the strikers have been opened by
trades unions throughout the manufacturing
dietricts
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RoEDEST0wH fE.yD FEaALE COLLEGE.
- Thorough instruction. heslthful and beautiful
!ccafion One OF the most carefully -conducfad and
pest susfafned institutions in the state For terUa
ills m -