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BOARD OF HEALTH.

The Board of Health met in regular session
last night, Dr. c. B. White, President, in the
Chair, and quorum present.
The mortuary report for the month OF No
vember was received. 1t shows the following:
Total number of deaths 443, rate of ~ per
thousand per annum of the total number; 3l4
were white, l25 were colored, and not
stated.
Anumber of communications were received
and properly acted on, and as being next in
order the reports of the Sanitary Inspectors
were read.
They were in substance as follows
DIR. S. S. Herrick, of the First District, re-
ports the health of the district good.
DIR. J. Z. Newman, of the Second District,
reports the district as remarkably healthy"
DIR. G. Devron, of the Third District, re-
ports the health OF the district good. He also
submitted a special report on the condition OF
batture and levees in the district.
Dr. Jos. Holt, of the Fourth District re-
ports that "the public health within the dis
trict is as excellent as could be desired; at no
time during the year has it been better.
DR. Geo X. Pratt. of the Fifth District re-
ports "ihe general health of this district con-
tinues excellent"
DR.. Il. A. Bayley, of the Sixth District, re-
ports: 'sThe health of my district has been
good during the entire month.
DIR. S. l.. Henry, of the Seventh District,
reports "the health of the district remarkably
good"
After the reading of the reports the meeting
adjourned.
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Gov. Ames, of Mississippi, will probably be
impeached for high crimes and misdemeanors.
The Jackson Courier, of November "a, gives
the following as good aud sutfi Gent grounds
for his arraignment
l. He has disregarded that provision which
requires him to appoint judges by the advice
and consent of the Senate.
2. He has dismissed judges from office other
wise than in the manner provided by the Con-
stitution.
3. He has sought to destroy the indepen-
dence of the judiciary, and to bring into sub
serviency to the Executive coordinate
branch Of the government.
/. Hes has violated that provision OF the
Constitution which provides that the military
shall be in strict subordination to the civil
power
5. He has melted riot in the interest of
partisan and private ends.
6. He has violated the constitutional pro-
viso which declares that ono Senator or Keep
resentative, during the term for which he
was elected, shall be appointed to any office
of profit under the State, which shall be Gre
ated during the time such Senator
or Representative was in Office, except to
such Office as may be filled by an election OF
the people"
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NEW YORK lTkMS.

New YORK, Dec. 3.-At meeting of the
Board of Aldermen yesterday, petiuon was
received from the United American Bricklay-
ers' Association, asking for the passage of an
ordinance authorizing their employment ON
public works.
1t recited that the association consisted of
upwards of four thousand mem bers; that not
more than one-ffth of their number were
working; that they had passed through two
seasons of idleness; that the present condi-
ton of business was such that capitalists could
not or would not employ them; that they seek
labor and not charity; that they will not be
able to sustain their families during the pres
emit winter, and that the city must, therefore.
choose between furnishing them with charity
or labor.
The petition closed with the following
sentence: we know that by becoming con-
victs we can be assured of labor by the State
or city, and we hope we will not be driven to
that extremity"
New YORK. Dec. 3.-O'Conor is very low.
The Supreme Court refuses to interfere on
behalf of three negroes who murdered John
Pedlar, or Nolan, who murdered Mr.. Noe.
New YORK, Dec. 3.-Henry G. Watson,
editor of Watsons Art Journal, is dead.
New YORK, Dec. 3.-In the case of Herman
e Co. VS.. the Government, for excessive duty
on calf h2sir goods, on the ground that they
ought to have been admitted as composed
wholly of cotton, verdict was given for the
plaintiffs.
Charles O'Conor took little nourishment
to-day.
A. G.. Mendel, varnish dealer, suspended.
A small pyrotechnic factory exploded to-
day, killing one person.
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By an advertisement in our columns the
public will see that on Monday and Tuesday
evenings, Dec. 9Th and 7th, the ladies OF the
Aid Society of Prytania Street Church pro-
pose to give an entertainment at Odd Fellows
Hall. To most of our readers it is hardly
necessary to say that this announcement con-
veys the assurance of delightful time to the
hosts that will throng the halls on these even
ings. Those that have not this certainty may
take our word for it that they will not regret
the hours passed at Odd Fellows Hall In
addition to the many usual attractions OF
fairs, there will be charming concert on
Monday night, and on Tuesday the exhibition
of Christmas tree with branches laden with
gifts in lieu of fruit; and then, to Gro Rn the
whole, a friend of all little ones, from the
far icy North, Saint Nicholas himself, dressed
in his robe of turs, will come with his peck
cts stuffed full of toys for the good children's
stockings. What child can stay home after
this, or what parent either?
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In order to attain the greatness to which
the South aspires, and is SO evidently des-
tined, all the States composing this section OF
the Union must labor in harmony to that end.
Whatever benefits North or South Carolina,
Georgia, Louisiana or any other State OF the
South, will tend to advance the prosperity OF
Mississippi, and vice versa. Louisiana can
not grow rich and powerful without shedding
some of the benefcence of Ter prosperity
upon her sister States.
In this view we see with qualification that
New Orleans is moving earnestly with the
object of charging her sphere OF action IN a
commercial sense. Recently meetings have
been held with the object of establishing
close commercial relations by regular lines OF
vessels with Mexico and Central America.
Louisiana may find competitor in Mexico
for some of her tropical productions, but the
advantages of such relation as is sought for,
would be immense to New Orleans, to the
South, and to the country at large
We hope to see intimate commercial rela-
lions established with Mexico at an early
day, and do we especially hope that New Or,
leans will discover that she has sufficient en-
terprise and capital to effect SO desirable a
scheme for the sggrandizement of the South
and of the whole country. lic6sburg Herald
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vxrANTED-Two good steady Women, one to
cook and assist in homework the other to wait on
children, sew, and make herself generally useful.
French or German preferred. References positively
required. Apply at SIG St Charles street In the
morning. u ot
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SPECIAL NOTICE -Messrs. NJ. L. Byrne 4
Co., 163 Canal street. give notice in an adver.
tisement in another column that they will
close their splendid store at o'clock P. NJ
to-day. in order to make preparations for a
great special sale on Monday next. Our lady
readers will, no doubt, be on the qn riUe tor
this SALE
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-12-04

La yari,te Association, New Orleans, Dec.
/ 1-15-In accordance with Attic e 9 Of the amend
ed Charter general meeting of ths Stockholders of
this Associa. ion will be held in La Nariete Club
Room on MONDAY, 18th inst, between the hours
of and o'clock p NJ, for the purpose OF eecilng
thirteen directors TO serve during the ensuing year
WILL STEVEN,
do tI3 Secretary.
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THE NEW YORK ELECTION.

ALBANY, Dec 3.-Bigelow, Dem, for Secre-
taIy of State, 800, I'll; Seward, Rep, 375, 401;
Dusenberne, Temperance. 1,I03.
The Board of Canvassers cannot decide who
is elected from the Thirty-Thil District, vice
Congressman A. f. Allen, deceased. The
question is left open for Congress.
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The German Turner'S Association will give
a grand Christmas festival and entertainment
at st. Patrick's Hail. on Christmas evening.
Tickets fifty cents Children free
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GENERAL NEWS,

ROCHESTER, N. Y, Dec. 3.-Nathan Sprague
(colored), for two years employed in the post
Office has been arrested for stealing letters.
Fourteen were found in his possession.
BALTIMORE, Dec. 3-Chas S. Abel, son of
A. s. Abel, proprietor of the Baltimore Sun,
is dead, aged n. He was favorite contribu-
tor to the Sun.
ALBANY, Dec. 3.-Dr. James 81. Armsby,
an eminent surgeon, is dead.
CLEVELAND, Dec. 3.-The boiler of the saw
ing works exploded, wounding two persons
fatally and hurting ten.
LOUISVILLE, Dec. 3.-The National Grange
adjourned sine die
Cold SPRING, N. Y, Dec. 3.-All the fer
ries are discontinued north of Rhinebeck.
The steamer H. NJ. Wells was cut down by
ice and beached at Tarrytown. All saved.
RoUNDoUr, N. Y. Dec. 3.-Navigation ON
the Hudson hence north is closed. The
Grand Jury exonerated the captain and crew
of the Sunnyside, recently sunk by the ice
VINEYARD HAVEN, Dec. 3-The schooner
Hesperus, after losing four men, rescued the
crew of the schooner Warren, abandoned at
sea, December 2.
CHICAGO Dec 3.-The body found in the
barrel has been identified as Mrs. Emma z.
Adams, wife of prominent hardware dealer
of this city. She was buried the Goth of No.
vember, and e1humed under the direction of
DR.. Wilder, for whom warrant is out
[CoNTINuKD c. LAST PAakl
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1t is a real pleasure to write letters on such
elegant paper as Eyrich sells at his fashion
bookstore, 100 Canal street. He also keeps
the choicest works of the most admired au-
thors always on his shelves.
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| Thou can'st not say 1 did it. Staub &C
knowledges that he did it, and will explain
the matter to all who will call and see him at
| Goldthwaite's bookstore, SO Canal street.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-12-04

VIIANTED-A Purchaser for l62. acre FARM, %
w miles up the n o., St L. and G. r. R. 10 miles
from Tickfaw. 5000 bearing grape vines, 100 pear,
$50 peach IS pecan and so apple trees. Good dwelling
house. stables and necessary out buildings Cheap
for cash. Apply at 324 Liberty, between Cllo ana
Erato streets. a4 IL
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VJTANTED-Ladiest to call every day this week al
w SEpTOIINE OIL CO.. No Is Dauphine street,
at u o'clock NJ and partake of LUNCH prepared
on GOODWYNS PEERLESS STEAM COOKER.
1t cooks a whole nner at one time, without any
care or attention Economies fuel saves time
la6or and health and is the cheapest most complete
reliable and popular culinary apparatus ever IN
vented. nov ~
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-12-04

New Orleans. December 3, 1S73-speciai
Notice to Cotton Consignees-Owing to the tact that
the boats represented by have from SO 600 TO
500 900 of collected freight bills, and that they
charges on cotton you ae respectfully notified that
from this date you will be required to call at our
offices prepay freight and charges and get orders on
delivery clerks for cotton consigned to you
No picking bills will be paid by us unless we are
notified before cotton is repaired
BURDEAU e. WAYNE
NJ. w. JOYCE.
BRITTON q EPPLER,
J. b. WOODS s. Co,
J. JANEEY,
j. X. BELL & co.
EDWARD CONERY & son,
JAMES NJ BOWLING,
d33t JAMES WILSON.
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VIvANTED-Persons having taxes TO pay IN the
w parish of Plaauemines get Parish Scrip
properly approved with which to pay their taxes by
cang on The undersigned No 2S Car, nde'et street,
mn stairs hack office G.. w. TERRELL
Iw
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-12-04

Office of the Hope In-urance Company of
New Orleans No 125 Common street, New Orle ans,
December L. l-75-The annual election for Directors
of this Company will be held at its office No rs
Common street on MONDAY, 18th December, 1879,
from Il o'clock NJ to o'clock p. NJ.
dl tl3 LOUIS BARNETT, Secretary.
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Notice So The undersigned having some

Notice --- The unde gned having some
weeks since been sele ted the President OF a
proposed orcauiz ,tion call tn Mechanics an
Manufacturers Cooperative Associt tion OF New
,leans, and having cepted the flee under a
misappreh sion OF the de inite pu pose and OF,
iec "a OF the sooatoR, the membe of t. Boa
of Directors anu it's crbers hereby notified
and reaues ed t, meet at o'clock ?. NJ, SATUR-
DAY, 4th December IA Poy dras street. near
ST. Chai les street
The public and the subscribers also rotitied
that no person has be sD empowered 70 make any
collections for the at such coli, ctlons,
if any have been made, ma rhorized.
d. st JOHN Il. FLEMlNG.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-12-04

Buy your buggy and carriage Of L. 7. Maddux,
80 Carondelet street, New Orleans.
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WANTED-AP Purchaser for neat Black Walnut !l11I
w Wardrobe Price So Address, ZlIA, Bulle
tin Office. u~ oI
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Wants aud To Rent inserted in the BULLETIN fol-
fifty cents.
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NOtice-To ship Owners and Cart. ins-The
undersigned prepared to charter vessels to carry
oil cake and will pay rates OF frelg equivalent 70
the rates paid on cot on, free of all commission at
this port and port of discharge Advances for dis
bulsements made usual terms
A A. MAGINNIS'S SONS,
Office corner Magazine and Lafayette streets or at
New Orleans Cotton Seed Association l6 [ Mon
Street. u-' IVY
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yNANTED-By young lady who can give the
w best of references a position as visiting gov
erness in a family or private school, Address a. y"
Bulletin office DO u
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yxTANTED-Some three or four nice Families can
w be accommodated with fine Furnished Rooms
and the best of Board i9 St Charles street nearly
opposite Lafayette Square Also some twen5y,i NV
per week, payable in advance This is great reduc
ton from former prices. The house is trst-class
best of people, Remember 1i9 st. Charles street.
1yE
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"ANTED-50,0 900 Ladies and Gentlemen to call
w and examine the latest novelty out, called the
JAPANESE CHILD'S CARRIAGE AND era
DIE" on exhibition and for sale by L. T. MAD
DUX 35 Carondelet street. aug tt
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH,
Magazine street, corner of Second street.

Elder w. E. HALL, Minister Of the Christian
Church of jackson, Tenn, will preach THIS Satur
day EVENING. at halfpast o'clock. SUNDAY
NOON at IL o'clock, and SUNDAY NIGHT, at half
past o'clock d. 2t+
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WANTS.

WANTS inserted in this column at FIFTY
CENTS per square.
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FOR RENT.

one square, FIFTY CENTS.
YJ,O LET OR SEEL-A Lot and House in Ocean
Syringe Miss. consisting OF looms, front and
hack gallery kitchen ETC., measuring lO0x2e0 stua
ted about 800 yards from the n. o.. NJ and Texas
Railroad, and about 200 from Fort Bayou. Iron and
sulphur Springs in the immediate vicinity. w over ea
two years For further particulars. apply to ). W.
DAVIS, 81 St Charles street, or to T. o. Box 10Y.
ms 2w*
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VVANTED-A private family residing at No.
w St Peter street, fronting on jackson Square
desire to rent two front rooms to gentlemen. or gen
tlemen and their wives, with or without board
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Your
FORTUNE.

Golden Drawing, Dec. q.
Golden Drawing Dec. 81
One chance in Elk.
Fora One chance in six.
COIN PRIZE. One chance in six.
One chance in six.
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Eleventh Ward Democratic and COnservh-
tive Club will meet at the Wigwam on Magazine
street mar sixth. SATURDAY EVENING NEXT,
December 4. 1870, at o'clock. K. IL. MARR
d. 3t&SaE PRESIDENT.
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Secondhand Carriages and Bugges;
w any one having such and wishing to dispose of
them can find ready sale for the same by calling
T. T. MADDUX, IS Carondelet street. dealer in car
rages. myl4E
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New Orleans November rs, 1870 MIR.
JOHN Y. MOORE is this day admitted partner IN
our house and the firm name is changed to PRlICH-
ARD BICKHAM & co.
PRITCHARD & BICKHAM,
n11 I'm No 1872 Graver street.
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Office New Orleans and Ca rrOlltOn Railroad
Company New Orleans December 3, ls75.-Ihe an
nal election for Directors of this Company will take
place according TO law, MONDAY, January 3,
1876 between the hours of 10 A. NJ. and +. NJ, at
the office, No. i. Baronne street.
do i'm p. MCBRIDE Secretary.
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Make it easy.
Make 1t easy.
Make 1t easy.
Make it easy.
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Southern Bank, New Orleans. NOv. 20,
1s75-An election for directors this bank to serve
for the ensuing wear will be held at its b mixing
House Cd the sth of December, 1875, from II clock
NJ. to o'clock p. NJ.
MO I'd D. TARR, Cashier.
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Special N0tice.-A meeting of the creditors OF
J. Turcotte will take place at clock SATURDAY
NIGHT Dec 4th at his store, No. 15e Canai street.
OF
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-12-04

Hall Riverside Third Ward Democratic
Club.-New Orleans, December T. 1s75-The Officers
and Members of this Club are requested to attend
their regular monthly meeting THIS Saturday
EVENING, December 4, 1875, at their Ha |, corner
J. F. HENDERSON, WIN. CONWAY,
d IT. Secretary President.
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Bank Of America-New Orleans. December
s. 1e75-Noce is hereby given to the stockholders of
the Bank of America that a general meeting will
be held on the liih Of December 1875 at the Bank
irg House of said bank in this city for the purpose
of considering whether the bank will 90 into votun
tary bankruptcy, and of voting on said question.
IA EDGAR HINCKS Cashier
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Obituary notices. beyond the Date, Name and
Age must be pdid for.
Eilsworth-20th inst, Mrs. Margaret Wilson.
aged "A years.
Ellsworth Falls-l1th inst, Helen. daughter
OF Frank Heath, aged IA years.
Trenton-2lst inst, Minnie, daughter of
David Alley. aged years. This Is The 5th
child which Mr. Alley has lost within one wear.
-22d inst, Hannah B. Williams. wife of
Josiah Williams, aged Al years.
Biuehiil-Jan. 18th Geo. s. Stowe. aged Is
years, months, 3 DAYS
So. Deer Isle-13th ult., Capt. David W.
Hatch, only son of Capt. Gideon and Abigail
Hatch, aged 30 year, and months, (late Mas
ter of schr. Laura A. Webb.
In the death Of Capt. Hatch. relatives and
friends feel that they have sustained great
loss-he was kind and generous brother and
son. highly respected and beloved citizen.
AS Captain and business man be was honest.
active and true to his trust. to the poor and
afflicted he was always ready to lend helping
hand. Though his place is vacant amsng us.
his many virtues will long be RENE .lbered
We deeply sympathze with his sisters and
aged parents. r
Philadelphia-9th inst. Carrie, wife of James
Tabor Of Philadelphia. and daughter of the late
Joseph Crosby Of Orland. aged AZ years.
Utica. Ili..-2kfh nit NJ
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Ellsworth 18th inst. by Rev DIR Tr7ney.
Mr. Edward G.. Low rec Of Guadt aitrt.
Mexico, and Mr.. fraLci, + Timer Of Ills
worth.
-22l Inst. ~ TIE sane. NJ Frederick 4
Weaver and Mss Annie A. Farre, both Of
Ellsworth.
surry-ldth inst. by Rev Frederic A. Rray-
don. Mr.. Nathan 1 stov-r OF Bluehill. ana
Mr.. susan NJ Coygin- Of Surry.
iancock-Jan. 2l-t. by Rev r. Batch .ller.
Mr. Hiram + Pr Bile Of sullivan and Mis-
Elmlra l.. Merchant Of Hancock
10Th inst. by The same Mr.. Jesse Wbi-e Of
sullivan, and Hiss Armand, A. Merchant Of
Hancock
Frankin-20th inst. by Rev J. B. Bean. Mr..
I@and-r {. >cammons Of Ellsworth. and Nil.
Hattie +. Bean Of Frank in.
6ould>boro-2Dlh inst, by III NJ Sowle
E-q., Mr. Gilbert L Hooper of sullivan. and
Mi, Mary A. Sargent Of Gould,boro
Brook -'llle-l5th ut b. r r. Billings.
Esq, Mr. Rufus ". Gray and Miss Annie
Gray. both Of BrOo,>yille.
18th inst, by Rev. X. \. Me.eryev. Mr..
james Green of Brooksvie and Mr. Emily
Young of Surry.
Chicago. Il..-Jan. 10Th. Mr.. Perry Gil
patrick Of Lamoine, Me, and Miss Mary Alien
of McGregor, Iowa.
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PETERS. JCD GE.
John 5. Bean. Compl't, VS.. Deborah NJ.
Bean. Complaint for larceny and break
Ing and entering dwelling house
This was a very unique case. and the
triaiof 1t untolded curious family Incidents.
There lived in sullivan two brother Beans,
as like 8 two Peas. They dwelt together
in unity together they inherited the acres
OF the paternal Bean together they toll
ed with honest industry upon the farm OF
their fathers-together they kept bache-
iors' hall in the ancestral home. There
'hey lived year after year in peaceful
serenity. aud rural quiet. Thus they pass
ed through youth, early manhood. and
middle age, until more than half century
had gone by.
They were both bachelors. One is
bachelor now. The other mourns thar he
il not. Like liberty to the Roman poet
matrimouy. though late, came to him at
last. He met his fate in the fair Deborah.
who was comely in person and energetic
in purpose. She was duly installed in the
dwelling OF the brothers. and cooked.
TAXED. washed. swept, sewed. and other
household labor did perform Tor than
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L.am0ine.
G. ". J

Lamoine.
The winter term of school in District
No, /, closed the 18th inst. The follow
ing are the names of the scholars whose
average rank in department and study was
100 per cent. Sara Huckins, Frank Huck-
ins, Annie Huckins. Della Hodgkins, Car
rie Hodgkins. Hattie Hodgkins Helen
Hodgkins. Lizzie SWEET, Janette Higgins.
Lettie Higgins. Agnes Boynton. Henry
Boynton. Geneva Smith. Hattie fitzpatrick.
Nine others had an average of so per cent.
The prize for the best composition was
awarded by the Committee to Sara Uuck-
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Waltham
Franklin
Business Notices.

The American Newspaper Advertising
Ageucy Of Geo. +. Howrli Il 90. New Iora
l. TIA" ouly establishment 81 the Kind 10 the
United states which Keeps ii>cI pei,i,t-ntly
before the people by ddreriis iLy ia HeirSDqD-
sr'. They evidently Receive their reward, .or
We have II from reliable ,nur-- that adNe. It's
lug orders issued bv them Tor thar customer.
hatr exceeded three th1u- tnd dp!ar> q. day
since the commencement Of the year. and his
Is nat rery good pear for advertising ethel