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CIT ITEMS.

MADENoIsELLE PRUD'HoNNEs many
friends and scholars are delighted at the
prospect OF Keeping their accomplished
,sacher arr the, as having give. m ner
European scheme, She has gone north Tor ner
vacation, and on her return. LIST OF Septem-
DER, viii resume her French classes at her
residence, lSSO street. We wish her much
success, and advise our friends VINO desire TO
study the French language by all means TO
become one OF Msdemoiselle PrUd 'hommes
pupils.
THE "NoRwICH LINK" sffords the beauti-
full trip through Long Island Sound, with
drawing room cars to the White Mountains
or Portland, and furnishes first-class tic kets
10 tourists from New York to the White
Mountains or Mount Desert and return for
only S22- This triding amount insures the
choice OF seven different routes. and allows
the purchaser 20 stop over at any points he
may select. Full information aud tickets
may be had at ali principal railroad sta
tions.
DIR. C. W. BENsoN's Celery and Chamo-
mile Pills are prepared expressly 20 cure
Headaches, Neuralgia, Nervousness and
SleeplesSness, and Will cure any case. Price
80 cents box, postage free. Sold by all
syivania avenue, Washington. s,5,eol:
HArs.-FaII styles for 1875. in Soft and
Stif Feits, for Gentlemen, Boys and Chill
dren--the newest and prettiest styles, at
e2o eth street. between and k.
n. B.-straws and Light Felts at cost.
$50 To $1,000 has been invested I'm Sock
Privileges ana paid 300 per cent. profit. 4" How
20 do it," 4 hook on Wall street. sent Tree.
Iumeridge s. Co., Bankers, Wall street,
New York. 6,3
Corns- Vascular kNCrsscencsS
BDnlons, lngrowinE Nails. SC. success rtlily
treated at DR.. Whites establishment. SIS l5tn
street, opposite the Treasury. Hours: from
a. M. 10 p. M. Fee, II per visit. Owing 70
press OF business during Office hours Dr.
White is unable TO attend patients at resi-
dences, except after y. ma.
FOR Moth Patches, rreckles and Tan ssh
Your druggist FOR Perry's Moth and Freckle
Lotion. IL Is reliable. For Pimples on the
Face, Black-Heads or Flesh Worms, use
Pe77ls InirToued Co1HeS91e oDd RSlple Re,,,-
eH, the Great Skin Medicine, or consult Or.
b. 4. Perry, A. Bond street. New YORK. Ssh:
THE SINGER SEWING MACHINE sales o
1872 were 81 sl3-swt
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MARRIAGE LICENSES have been issued as
follows: X. @. Lowry and Mary Carr; George
hlng and Frances HarrOd, of Prince George
county, Md; ]. II. Brooks and Fannie Biair.
Walter j. Robbins and Alice J. Holt
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FALL OF Boy THROUGH BRIIGY-
Yesterday morning, VIM. Smith. aged eight
years. fell through the trestle bridge Of the
Baltimore and Potomac railroad over the
canal at ID and X streets southeast, a dis
lance 81 twenty feet, ana sustained very Sc
rlOUS injuries about the face, head and body
he was picked up and carried TO his home
1902 New Jersey avenue southeast. IL is
thought that he is injured internally, as he
Is suffering gIeatly in his breast and stomach
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MRS. PARTINGTON asked Ike a short time
since how II was that j. {. Lay x Co. 2Z3 (.
street had made an Improvement in taxes.
rcrEarking at the same time that taxes were
Iesky things anyhow and ought to be re-
proved 4lijy
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VITAL STATIsTICs.-The report Of the
registrar OF vital statistics for the week end
Tag July 3lSt, shows "A total OF inf deaths %
more than last week. Of which p were from
cholera infautum, - consumption, II diar-
fE"a, each old age and dysentery, whoOp-
ing cough; There were - white and 81 col
ofed, 40 ADULTS and c. minors t4G ColOred), "a
under years 10 white and IS coloredJ "a
were natives OF the District aud y OF the
United states. There were s marriages an
o. white people, and 90 births s. whites. a.
co!Ored.) The rate of mortality was "a as ber
thousand per annum, Of the white popula-
ton 24.4l, and of coiored go per tbonssnd.
rate Of increase OF whites by births over
deaths - per thousand, and decrease of col
ored by deaths over births 1854 per 1000.
INJUNCTION GRASTED.-Mrs. Car,s.ue
Kaiser yesterday, through her attorney
Mrs. Belva A. Lockwood, obtained from
Judge WyLe restraining order 10 prevent
the sale OF lot Is, and the north half of lot H.
in square so, comprising the three fine
pressed brick houses on 10th street. between
and + streets, known as Nos. SIS, 500, and
SD, offered for sale by George w. Stickney,
as surviving trustee In behalf of the Freed
mems Saving and Trust Company. The in
luLction was granted on the ground that il
would be unjust to Mrs. Kaiser to sell the
property at this time when there is a depres-
sion In the real estate market. and wnen so
many cltlzens OF Washington are spending
TIE summer elsewhere.
INSTALLATION OF OFFIcERs-At the reg
uIar meeting OF Washington Tent, No So. !.
o. o. Rechabites, last evening the fnl Iowir,
officers were installed by u. p G r. A. r
II Lacey, of Phoenix Tent, for the ensuing
II. Proctor, c. r.. ]. y. HoIlidge; II. r.. J. VI.
Proctor; X; s., c. j.. II. Holmes; F. s.. c. r..
Williams TX J. H Loveiess; l., j: veih-
Chaplain. J. Is. Hollidge; Supporters TO the
C. r., j. h. Betker and r. A, Rearden; Sup
Eorters 70 d. r., T J. Sherwood aud s. f.
Thorn y. c. r., w. II. Proctor was chosen
delegate 10 the High Tent, and P. c. r., c.
W. Perkins alternate.
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1HE STEAMBOAT j. W. THONPsOS.-Yes-
terday afternoon at O'Clock large and 81
siantIaily built steamboat, which was chris-
tened Tie j. w. Thompson. was launched
irom the yari Of MeSSrS. Wool. Dialogue &
20, kaighn'S Point. The steamer - 10 feet
lorg. 50 feet beam, ~ feet between guards u
FEET depth Of hold. and It's engine i 50J horse
Iower. : the vessel giided into the water
Mr.. J III. CTandall. Of the British Executive
Centennial Commission, broke the hottie
over her bow and christaned her as above.
ne steamer y built for the Inland aud Sea
board tOasting Company, which was cnaT-
iered by congress last year, with capital
o. Slb'o'o", and managed by an able CORPS
al directors, with J. W Thompson. esq. as
pfeSlGent, and Mr.. SaUUe. Bacon vice preSi-
dent. II VIII run from Washington To the
mouth OF the Potomac river. There was "A
large party OF iadies and gentlemen present,
among whom were some distinguished per-
sons rom Phi adelphia and Washington.
The boat - expected 10 make about twenty
miles an hour. II Will be furnished and
ready for a trial trip in few weeks rhja.
Press. ga fr>fY8f
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THF TENTH ANNUAL SCHUETZENFEST OF
the Washington Nerein when was postponed
on account of the damage done by the heavy
ram OF last Sunday night commences on
Monday next, at their park, and will be
continued through five days. During the
week SeyeTa! Improvements have been made
ana TIC delay has allowed the managers to
add 10 the attractions of the occasion. The
fesie Will be opened by grand procession
on Monday. which will form az O'Clock at
y DHeI's on 9Th street
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% TIE NATIONAL PAEK ASSOCIATION
ULIT tRcANIlED.-A1 adjourned meet *
% tbs as'Ccfat on was held az the National
MOTEL last lE--JUt-e Blackburn - the
char and james Hahn secretary.
He committee appointed % prepare con
sttutCu Tor me govern n1eTt OF the sS-Dci.s-
ton submitted "a port, which was adopted.
II provides Tbtt the association shall b.,
kEOWE a. NJHc National Park Association ="
the officers 20 consist Of e president, &c
rSldeuJ. secretary. treasurer and board
al nine directors, Cf WEIch bOart the prasi-
dent ard wee president shall be er CHfrsY
members, that the bOafi II directors shall.
as soon a. practicable after their election
ar ONT an executive Omnittee OF i've per
sons, who shall have the general manage
n'eut Of the property OF The dissertation. The
STOCK OF the association snail he divided into
SHARES q -ltI -JCn, ana shall be PAYABLE as
follows one third or the call OF the BOAR.
OF directors, al the balance IN six and
WE'VE months from - JgUst =. 1875.
MtSS->. John II. Russell. Wm r. CIeaver
and John Hammond were appointed a COM
mlttee 10 nominate officers 81 the aS>Ocia-
ton, and they presented the following nom
nations which Were confirmed. and tie gen
tleTen ramCt declared duly elected VIZ -
Hay ward VI Hutchinson. president: ThoS
l. Hume. vice president, HOTatiO Browning
secretary, III r. ttifey. treasurer: \. r. Shep-
herd, John q. Evans. II. II Blackburn " H.
FUEitf VIM. Smith. John W Thompson
n. l. ElaCEfCrl, J. W. Van HuSkirk and =
VI. Golden, directors.
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A FORMER WARRINGTON MAN IN PAR
LrANEST.-A safe DEPOSIT company on the
model Of that in this city mas lately been e.
iablishet in London. The principal promo
been elected chairman. W tn. 10 Is said. q very
large salary. He has had 2 remarkably
chCckered career. Edrcatei for the medical
profess on, he emigTated as young man 10
Australia, which ne soon abandoned for this
country. BEING q WciShman. and perfect ~
acquainted with the Welsh language ne
settied in mining district OF Pennsylvania
ard became editor OF 4 Welsh paper. n this
way he got Gin with the politicians, and al
though not citizen obtained the rank of
colonel during the war, and was appointed
state agent Of Pennsylvania al Washington.
When Dir. Jay Cooke was casting around for
suitable instruments " herewith To found his
great house III London. re pitched upon the
VerSTiiie We!S1maT as q likely man. Bnt
the Northern Pacific was beyond the enar-
gieS even 81 the member for DevonpOrt,
though. 10 10 him justice, ii was no fault OF
his n ali Europe dill not finger the scrip.
W fen tate hurled from his high place the
Parsons friend, Mr.. PuleStOu united in "A
new firm with Mr.. McCUilOCh and another
gentleman, and they presently took unto
themselves Sprlg OF mobility in the shape
OF the Hon. Ronald LeSliC-MelviIie. a gentle
man closely connected by ties of kindred
with the old firm 81 Williams. Deacon. La
hOECnCre 4 Co, with whom MeSSTS. McCuI-
iOCh had had transactions At the last cleo
ton Mr.. PuleStOn came IN as conservative
member for Davenport. where there j. a good
deal Of government tdock-yard) influence,
and was 4 member Of the foreign loans com
mlttee this year. He lives IN generous cOun-
tTy-SentIeman style at splendid Old seat IN
surrey. and J. no doubt properly grateful TO
MI. Cooke for transformation from a sec
Und- rate brokers business IN Wal! street and
Lament ami one 81 "the stately homes of
EHgland."-N J. World
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PRiGG's JEwELRY STORE, on the avenue.
near ! Z street. received some beautiful lew
cry this week-Lake George diamonds, Col
oTado sarhireS, coral, amethyst dead gold
and French Jets.
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NJ II. WHEATLEY's
STEAM DfEING AND CLEANING EsTAB.

<9 JefeYsoH St-ssf, Gsor sao-s1, u. C.
Established, 1881. Premium awarded, 1857 In
lsrged and imp owed 1874. Ladies and Geutienepi.
wearing apparel Of every description, including
felyets, Crepe Wells ana Trimmings, Kid Gloves,
&c &c, nicely cleaned IS ed: also, Curtains and
New Goods, Carpets and Bsn kets cleaned durfnx
the Summer months.
send us your address and ve will call Toy sud re.
turn work az any place IN the Eetrict free u extra
Charge. Work received and returned by mail or ex.
press from and 70 any plaoe in tse COUNTY ap.ltr
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r AA HOUSE
BARNEsV1LLE, MONTGOMERY 90.

MARYLAND.
=, The Undersigned having leased the above rsmsd
hotel will be prepared this TO Offer superior
accommodations TO Ladies and Gentlemen who are
DESTROYS 20 spepd the summer months in the couotry
The air Il pure, being located near the Sugar
hountaln. IL also Commands extended view Of
the Blue Ridge Mountains and The surrouniins
country. Fishing snd hunting in abundance. Con.
nderabie improvements have been made the build.
Ing since last summer, such bath ROOM &c II IA
about half mile frem GAINESVILLE depot on the Me-
ttropo,tan Ksliroad and one hours ride on the
Terms: 81 per day, and from es 20 sl0 per week
hldfen under u and servants half price FOR for
LUFF, Bsrnesville, Montgomery CO, Md. mls-tSlr
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LOCAL Ne US.
Condensed Locals.

The street lamps will be lighted tonight
At p. N. and eNtinguiShed at 81 a. IN.
The sumner SCfOOl house clock is all right
agaln-it was stopped for repairs they say.
The First Baptist Church yesterday filed a
Certificate o. The election OF T.. VI Chaplin as
q trustee, vice Ivan HUz h-S. deceased.
Mr.. VIM. r.. Sawyer. ~ thi. city. has re-
ceiyCd patent fOI an iIaTroN emelt IN tele-
gTaIh circuits.
James SpringmaB, driver Of No. , hose
carriage. got somewhat bruised about the
head yesterday. ny accidentally lallils from
his seat While driving
VIM. Webster 81 washington. elnYtOyet
1T LeatingEam- Congress Han stable Cape
May. :, J.. died yesterday from injuries re-
ceIySC by being SfcEet ~ horse.
NJ. Charles + Wood. an old AMI we'll
Known citizen OF the District. had an attack
OF F&TJi y~ls on ThCTSi y ni~hf Il his rt l.
deUCs ON 9Th street, lear +. pr NO, gan has
been in almost constant attendance since.
Persons having business Ou the west side
Of tn street. between - aud T.. complain
that by TOO much watering OF the street at
tGat point 90 l. frequently made 50 slippery
aS TO render 20 dIficJt for horses tai get
along on u.
TIE Continental Guards, Captain French
ttEe new organization II young mem, last
Lieutenant. T.. q. Robinson. Second Lieu
tenant. EdWir ID. Crouch. Brvvet SecOni
Lieutenant. Thomas S"WmoTv'lIe. The reg
Mar dr' TOO n igL = are Mondays. Wednesdays.
and Fridays Tie business night viii be
TuesddE OF eact week.
\ large meeting Of lahCrcrS. creditors Of
NBtam j. Adams contractor. was held
laSJ evening. at Green hal. Ou IenuSyivI-
via avenue. between i-th and 18th streets
The meeting was called 20 order by George
W. Stuart. and Jackson Lee was elected
Chairman. The cha imam stated the objects
OF tie meeting and cautioned the men
asa.Ist signing SO-CdLet payroll going
The rcUuts. RESOLUTIONS wee passed unan-
iuCDsiy- THAT the security and protection
Of TIE wOTkir gfgeu of the District OF Column
TIA demands the IFTnoVa! OF Watson and
Wilcox clerks % the Eoari 81 Audit etc.
THAT "a decent respect FOR public opinion
would compel re retirement offLesa mon 90
etc 4-uf.CL enrolled themselves iu Tie order
OF L 4. l., =. e.
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man, real estate auctiOBeeT, has sold To Mr.
Moses Kelly lot No. =, in square 2j2, for
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EXCHANGE HOTEL,

As:fE Situated on the highest point on the Mid
land railroad 81 miles from asbfngt0n. with morn
ing and eSenlng trains each way. Fare for round
IT. 81 rs. The hotel Il with double pOrcher
the entire length. The rooms are well furnished,
and the dining room cool and airy. Tho country Is
as healthy a. any in the world, and there are no
mus9 uitoes. BOsldeTs without children preferred
Jel0-Sm FRANCIS J CANNON. Proprietor.
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SUMNER RESORTS

AAAA SUMNER BOARDERS
~ 90. PER MONTH. : an
FENNlCh y HOTEL. .
W. I'm LEoNARUTOwN, M.
AA.aA THE BEVERIDGE HOUNE
~ MiDDLEBURG, LOUDOUN co Va
ls now ready for the reception Of Summer
Boarders. Ii isa handsome house, with 81 rooms
and large poIfcos, and i kept in the best style
mltdieburg Il situated in the most beautiful and
healthy section If Northern Virginia. fifty miles
southwest OF Washington City; has Churches of All
examinations and pleasant society There IL within
mile II the House fine Mineral Spring, whose
medical waters have been pronounced by Ply siciaas
u e equal 70 any in the state. Daily Stages connect
with the Railroad Depots st Lee-burs and AZ the
Plains free ride to the Springs every day FOR
prletOf. je22 2yns
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Don't be bothered with badly fitting col
iarS, but wear The EImwoOd. Every one you
put on fits night and looks weII.-Ai,g.
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Heather PROBABILITIES To-day.
OFr1cx OF CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,

OFFICE OF CHIEF SIGNAL OFFlCER,(
WASHISGTON, August :, $50 :
In the middle states and lower lake region,
local rains and SUutheTly to westerly winds,
with clearing and warmer weather from
Virgil "a northward 20 the lower lake region,
and slowly rising barometer during the
DiGht.
Rain fail at Washington, u. C.. for week
ending rs a M, August 9Th. 1S15:-Satur-
DAY, July 81, q; Sunday, August I. .53; Mon
day. August 2, 2.Gs, Tuesday. August ;. 81;
Friday, August Q, 20; Saturday, August -
so; total, $50.
local RECORD.
The theTmOmeter IN the business once OF
fHE STAR ranged to-day as follows: a m,
~, 10 a. m. -. Il m, %, 2. m. 81.
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hFA7H OF \ POLICE JFFIcEE-IaI.cc-
mar Curs ~tDplsr Fitzpatrick. whose serious
.i'LesS was NJ -rti0ucd ID THE ~-AEuf -a,-
tsrLsy t.td last evening about Olip.y
ssI- 4t[pait'E VS. appointed october ID
-. arc aSsig red 90 the sixth preC.uct. ia
nm 10 take tn hi> he'd ah0uf a wear 400 ne
va HrNi atiaC'e't with rheumatism. tuau
consumption ami TYPHOID fever .FrIfz."gs
- ~ la'nl'itFly known, made many friends
and was one OF 'II mos r-.tfr.,f 49, 80 -,
ne force Ghe deceased leaves wife and
ore child Major Richards announces Gis
utalL ii SCHtIsi ortsIs. tIt directs detail
10 attend the funeral. when WiI IA 4. ,,ra,.1
tp-inprroN afternoon q 3 = n clock from his
late residence. corner Of { and North Can't
Iol streets capt. Brock haS ordered lie
lSl- 81 ulTty CnCerS- Who Viii escort the
remains 20 Mount OIivct.
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o. On Exhibition NEW No,
and Sale A39
" AT 9TH ST.
OLD No.
AS6 T,
9TH ST. J

Nc. 439 ftA sf,ees, bst,rsen ID aad y ssvssfs, osk
dogs atore ODD Fsliows' Hall.
Chofce Oil Paintings, Engrayfngs, Chromos, &c.
Also, largest stock Of Paper Hangings, Window
Shades, Pictures, Frames, Picture Cords and Tas-
sells, Rings, Nails, &C., In the District.
- TERMS CASH.
- Please Remember Name An Numbev tvl-Iv
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The INSANE PAUPERs SFNT TO MARY
IAND--HVf|r fcf0f.i, StCui,terS the Re,B0gty--
t1i Major a. e. Richards. superintendent
o. fOiiS@. III a published statement in rela-
ton 10 the sending from the GOvernmaD.
Insane Asylum into Maryland some wee X
since OF several insane paUVers wEO belonged
10 mat state. says that DIR. Nichols the
superintendent OF the Asylum. took no part
nor dle ne nave any agency ~ seUdiug those
patients away further Than 20 furnish III
i'rindi lOu when requested 70 do so by the
aNthoTltle> VINO placed tIeIu in his charge
cpnceI Ming their previous history and their
STATUS IN Ire asylum" hat DR.. Nichols
coCld Tot lawfully retain them after the
authorities who placed them in his charge
WItn1rtW their support. hut that he was IN
uuiy bound TO deliver tle IN 10 such AUTHOR
ltit> or their agents when called for ant that
Ne : ~ no manner TespOnS bic for any inhu-
mainly YractiC-t tOws.rt flleru. NIaiG- Ricb-
ariS closes ~ >fatiuE that he is willing 20
assume az fle respOuS oiity as 70 The man
LtT "a which those patients were sent away
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= u PRINTERS TRDyELE-TH. EH!Fyyer,'
I'tf-' i'"'I fsd.--A meeting o. the emuiOving
printers Ct 'n'> city was ueld last evening al
Ire cff'Ce % GlH7DD Bros - WAS ag~n,st on
lItir arr mat they would pay fty cents per
thousand for general composition and Sortv
cents Ter hour or time work Under these
Terms with authority from tue Union the
I5nG> employee az Gibson Bro >, McGi., 4
WItheI0w'S. ant EeTestOr.s have Te<.!raa-i
work.
~ : STATED tnat Mr.. Murfagl pf the R.
=, .-ir,f7i mis- morning made Tie proI1Sli on
OF NE acCN' named prices 20 MS CpnUDsi-
t'fS IN The EeWSIO1m Of the paper and that
iEey have agreed 20 accept them. re-e-vIpg.
however. the r--h' 70 strike with. y fairrCticr
70 De gwen II case they DO NT NUrtaEI also
INSISTED mat renewed advert iScmentS re-
SllfiHS no conn o. ltlOu except The alteration
Oi GATE, should 20 p3li Tor Only "a an equal
proportion 10 Tire time iUyOI we'd I'm the cor
rector. ard not rs nav matter as hereto
fcfe. II Is understood the conpD> tors have
aCteutgI TllS
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GEORGETOWN ADvER'M'Ts.

hSrA tARD-At the regular meeting of the
es-S CORRECTIONS CATHOLIC HIBERNIAN
BENEFISlAL SOCIETY, held August ith. the
Society refused to end the a,tiou ii the gentle
men who, without authority from the Saciety M ale
arrangements Tor an eNcursirn on The Lad, # tha
Lake on Saturday, Aug l4th. 4 motion vas offered
aud ado pied thar ~ this excursion i not under the
auspices Of this Society, il 1.-THE Society will in 10
manner be responsible.
By order Of the Society.
v. NJ LEIsBEAR, President
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HONE SCHOOL,


NJ and Mrs " Soy N. CAEy,y pr,,..f,.,.
Mr.. GrLerai lnHN PEsRAu. tfihtlrA-.
1 hlS Institution Is conducted "a d.. C1Il.riat,
system with corps % ten Instructors On %. Frg-
ls French and German hrsnt he. hNe Praf-z. -
q MUSIC, PafntinE aud Drawing. besides H-cur, -
an sDch other al urcts a. are deemed .s-pl..
r'lnlfri To be >pokeu. The scholastic e. arse =
SttiGlly arranged vita res ular selle.ga Il ..l-
lle~ On tnr progressive system. fia-s D. non. ara
oi-linction- are svardod az the Close ~ sasi5r.
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$50 10 $4,000 has been invested I'm SOCK
Privileges ana paid 900 per cent. profit. How
Tumhridge s. Co., Bankers, 2 Wal street,
New York. 6,3:
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{ EOR0EToWN SAYINGS BANK, u. c.

Bank hours. a. m. 70 ?. m, and on SATURDAYS
Cte receive deposits until p. m Interest paid "A
deposits. General Banking Business done, and cot
lectIons made on all accessible points. Discount
days, MONDAYS. Il. P0LkINHORN, Presideut
III. W. BARRETT, Cashier.
Directors.
n Polkinhorn, Thos Bowling, ' T. Mitchell,
Henry Dickson, 4. l.. Crnpley, Fred " Jones'
m I I'm 1-
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THF FRUIT CANNING ENTEErRI-r DIES
n ICHNlSG-Nt tire adjourned meeting OF
StOcE holders OF the proposed oyster Packing
arc Frult ana Vegetable Preserving Com
pany, LAST night, AZ the rooms Of the Rnard
81 Trade. Mr.. John II SemmeS. presiding
With Mr.. Joseph II. smith. a. secretary.
Iie atteL1aDCe Wa very slim. and Mn.
SlnltL remarked that a. the season Tor ac-
i've operation n This business was fast
'>Slng, AM IL view %. the indi Florence OF
tut S.tngulEe gentlemen who had first en-
SrlIaged. then deserted the enterprise. Ire
.iilNt'- 20 adjourn slGe 6if, which was carried
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II The once q ths yrOOMRo TIRR INSTR.
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10 sescnch Old COMPANY hss been in Operation fos
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