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MT FRESH COD-LIVER OIL.
OUR OWN IMPORTATION.

We have just received supply os our MEDICt
SAIIY PURE COD-LIVER OIL, whseh Is MADE only
of HEALTHY, FRESH LIvERS, ana has the endorse
ment of physicians and patients that Ii Is MORE
ACCEPTABLE TO THE STOMACH and more readily
assinilated than any other.
MEADE g. BAKER,
I'm porting Pharmacists,
no go Main street. Richmond, Va
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DICuMOND THEATRE.

JOSH BILLINGS,
Sage Of POdunk, Prince Of Humorists,
THURSDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY SgD.
IL HUMOROUS READINGS
AMELASGE o. WIT. WISDOM, AND FUN,
BoN.sheet open at WAITS musc-st.re Febrl-
airy Ist
Dress circle and orciic.tra, reserved seats, 75c:
admission 10 parquette aad family circle soc.
il 27-7t
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ADJUSTMENTS.
DICHMOND THEATRE.


RICHMOND THEATRE.
J.. Engagement for three nights, commencing
MONDAY, January 31st,
u or
FURBIsH'S FiFTH-AvENUE COMBINATION.
On
MONDAY AID TUESDAY
..- ..----.s- will be presented, with
NEW SCENERY,
NEW COSTUMES, and
NEW EFFECTS,
the BEAUTIFUL realistlc play In acts, entitled
TIE TWO ORPHANS.
On WEDNESDAY,
BoucicarIlt's emotional play,
LED ASTRAY.
ADMISSION: 81, rs aud so cents.
SEATS can be secured without extra chsrSa NJ
WAITS music-store. Sale opens SAL CkDAf
at a N ia 27-5t
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DgY GOODS.
GPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT Intend
- ing to make change IN my business on the Isl
of February, will. until that timc sell my en-
tire stock of DRY GOODS AT AND BELOW COST.
DO not fall 10 call and convince yourself OF this
fact l.. ROSE,
206 Broad street,
In 25-5t betweea Second and Third streets.
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IF YOU DESIRE TO SEE 80
Il ROOTS aud SHOES 1T low prices callssaesS|s1
there YOU Will find nearly all KINDS ana styles, fro
the cOarsest Mems Brogans TO the finest ladies
French Kid Boots, and at prices TO suit Tie times
and wants o. the people. TRUNKS and ShTCH-
ELS, too, ut very low PRICES Now. call and look;
for II will cost yeu nothing unless the low prices
should induce you 10 buy.
Repairing done neatly and with promrtness,
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ROCKS, grAYroygpv

NEW BODKS.-The Nature :, -.
IN with senersI account OF PbysIo,, =. Lsst,
Pr; Eugene ommsl: ss The historyy y 4
fn lgsn Gs TIE BE- gs sxeapG sss. q The
two volumes; -. The Epfgranl,i,ttan e,s Hssts.
Bohn's series $40; The Pillow of ~ D,la:
vine AIIegories in their Spiritual IS, nnones-
Romans; by z. emil and w. RoYcr' mex, mntesn as
81. Fac smiIe or the First Edition or nlsltan
Pisys; $3.50 The Cotton States ia ,he sa.;pa,st
f Iia goa on is1s Soys By K
Limber's Rafle; or, A Chnrch FAIR ana AZ {. W.
Tins n short story; soc. With other lst, ,n ns W.
ular works. lang po;-
ia 25 WOODnOTSE 4 Pam,
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MILITARY NOTICES.

ERAYS, ATTENTION.-Atten regu- 4
VI lar company drill, at your armory. on FRI &
DAY NIGHT ar o'clock. Roll will be called llY
promptly at that hour, and all absentees fined. II
BY order Of Captain l.. j. BosSIEuX.
s. IRWIN SM1 II,
ia 27.2t .... First Sergeant.
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PERSONAL,

DERSONAL.-The gentleman who eX-
J. changed BATS by mistake at Trinity church
on Su day night last can get his own by leaving
the other In the same window from which 1t was
taken fl 27.ltk /
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SCHOOL MATTERS.

The SPEAKER iaid-betore the House CON-
munication from the Superintendent of Pub
lie Instruction, transmitting, in compliance
with arequest of the House, a table showing
the amount Of State tax paid aud received
Tor school purposes 10 each county and city
in the State 10 and for tie last school year.
Referred.
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General Assembly of Virginia.
WEDNESDAY,, January 26, 1875.
SENATE.

Lieutenant Governor THOMAS presiding.
PTsycr by Rev. Charles II. Read, D. D., OF
the Gracc-Strcct Presby terian church.
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ass,s,TA, SHOES. &c.

JUST RECEIVED full stock ofsrSas
u GENTLEMGN'S, LADIES', MISS rs. gESA
BOYS, CHtLDRGN>S, aud ESFASTS'V ~
BOOTS. CATERS, TIES, &C.; all prime
goods. aud from frst-class manufacturers.
TRUNKS, VALISES, SATCHELS, &C, down at
bortoIn prices, j. A. GR1GG,
IA 2T Tenth and Main streets.
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WHITE AGAINST HCDGINs.

The contested-elec,ion case from Caroline
county came up, ami after discussion by
Messrs. CoGHILL and NELLY 10 favor of or
deriug q new election, and Mr. SMITH OF
Fauquier for scaling VI ute (the cortestann
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-01-27
REPORTED FAToRABLY.

By Mr. SCoTT: Bal 10 provide for juries
composed of city rs of both colors."
BY Mr.. FIsKE: Bill TO amend The law in re.
gard to sale OF liquors On eecion.dayS.
By Mr.. STRAYgR Bill to,incorporate the
Valley Cemetery Association.
BY Mr.. GILMAN: Bill to amend the law
concerning the manner of assessing taxes for
public free schools.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1876-03-18

u. Now listen to me,

you. Now listen to me. .o..-.n a sen.
sible sort Of old chap. and 10y that cum
ming old eye of yours, should think You
were not to be caught with chaff"
'Not in the least" said Daddy Tabaret,
bowling to the compliment, and smiling
his sweetest smile.
"Wcll, then, listen to me. I'm telling
you the truth, mind you. I'd been having
row with him about his never taking me
out. 1t was last Tuceday-Shrove Tues
dny, you know"
"iee, 1 know" said the old man quietly.
"Well, he took n box at the theatre, and
told me TO go on first, and he would join
me. Not bit of il: never saw him the
whole evening"
"what! he put you TO the unpleasant Inv
convenience of going home alon:7"
"Oh. no. At the end Of the performance,
towards midnight, Monsieur condescend-
ed to make his temperance. We were
engaged to appear at the masquerade ball
at the opera, and afterwards to supper.
Oh, how amusing it was to see Noel doing
the tragic and the mysterious! During
the ball he wouldn't take off his cloak or
mask, and kept up the nonsense till We
went away"
The tdibi prepared in case Of accident
appeared for the first time; and had Mel
lie Nicholson been less excited, she would
certainly have noticed the expression Of
Daddy Tabaret's face, ind have wisely
held her tongue.
The old man had turned white to tho
ala! hal" he said, making a superhu-
man effort to pronounce the words. "Your
supper party, suppose, was gay affair
after ALT"
"Gay!" repeated the young woman,
Struggling her shoulders in disgust. "Its
very PLAIN yyecaa yyecaa don't know your friend.
Monsieur Noel Gerdy, as well Has. ass !. da Dc. Ii
ever You invite him to dinner, take care
about allowing him to drink. He gets up
roarious in his cups. At the second bot
tie he was drunk az lord-so drunk that
he lost all his things-greatcoat, umbrella,
purse, cigar-case, and-and-"
Daddy Tabaret could contain himself
no longer. He sprung to his feet and
shook his fists in the air.
"What villain!" he cried. "What a
miserable scoundrel I have him. Il
have him now,"
And he fed from the room like a mad
man, leaving Nellie standing like a statue
of wonder ut his unaccountable behavior.
As she heard the front door bang be-
hind him, she rushed to the bedroom,
where her maid was sitting at some
needle work, and, tumbling upon her
kneea, buried her face in the girls lap.
"Oh, I've been doing some mischief
something DREADFUL know h,ve!" she
moaned. "That horrible old man has
been making fool of me, know he has!
Oh. what shall do-what shall DOR
"Give him in CHARGE" said the girl
promptly, whose ideas of justice and
propi!ety were all centered in the police
co'r'.
Her mistress didn't even hear her. She
felt intuitively that great misfortune
WAS impending over her lover. and that
she was somehow mixed up in it.
'Bring me my writing-desk." she said,
rising to her feet. "Im going to write TO
Noel, and tell him all about it,
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1876-03-18
Descriptive ueOiosy ot the bible.

Translation Of Job xviii Ill, by
Samuel Sharp, English Oriental scholar.]
Surely there is NINE for SILVER,
And place for gold whore they refine it."
iron is taken out Of the earth,
ind stone is smelted for copper.
Ian putteth an end to darkness,
And searcheth every corner, .
,fOr stones Of darkness and of the shadow
Of death.
lie breaketh water channel through the
limestone.
forgotten by the foot, the waters are
drawn off;
They are taken away from men.
The earth, out Of which cometh food,
Sven it's lowest depths are turned up as by
fire;
The stones oft are the place of sapphircs
And it hath dust of gold
The path no bird of prey knowcth,
And the .vulture's eye hath not glanced
upon it.
Nor the black lien passed it.
Man putteth forth his hand ON the fiinty
rock;
lie overturneth mountains by the roots;
He cutteth channels among the rocks.
And his eve seeth everything precious.
He bindeth streams from breaking.
And what was hidden bringcth forth to
light.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1876-03-18

-"." uo,u started. Inc door by which
Daddy Tabaret had entered. and had left
open. was closed suddenly. The Count
dc Valcourt had glided from the room.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1876-03-18
CHAPTER XII.
ON THE RIGHT TRACK.

Old Corkacrew, who knew everything
acquainted with The character of the hon
rather intimate with him when he was col
lcc.;'ic some rarn OIL books which Ducroe
had seized on a bill of sale.
"Hilloh, old Crocodile" he cried out;
$50 you've got dealings in my house, have
youl"
$50 it appears" answered Ducroe, drily,
who did not like the familiar tone adopt
ed by the Daddy"
@Well. well, you're a clever fellow, and
no mistake"
Then. stimulated by a very natural Gu
riosity, prAirewotthy in a proprietor who
likes to have his rents paid regularly, he
asked anxiously, "And which Of my ten
ants may it be whose ruin you are con-
templatingi"
ave never ruined anybody!" rerortcu
Monsieur Ducroe, with an air Of offended
dignity. "Did you ever lose ANYTHING in
your transactions with mel If you want
a proof of that, go and ask yo1s you ,g
friend the barrister, and he'll pretty soon
tell you whether he has any reason TO re-
gret having made my acquaintance"
Monsieur Tabaret was painfully sur
prsel.
~ know" he said, trying to draw the
other out, "that Noel has very heavy ex-
penses."
alt is not he" objected the money-lend-
err" that's been extrava~' 1t; omly a girl
he's engaged to-fat little thins-who's
got an appetite that would eat up the
devil, horns, hoofs and all!'
The revelation went like dagger to the
old mans heart.
"Oh, I know all about that" he said,
grinnlng CHASTITY smile. 1--WE must SOW
our wild oats"
"Yes; but if we SOW them at the rate of
. thousand year, and owe, at the end OF
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1876-03-18
The Watch Was His.

A day or two since Mr.. Shaw, time
keeper of the Consolidated Virginia
mine, found watch lying in the snow -
where it had evidently been dropped
by some one working in or about the
mine, Mr.. Shaw wrote notice to
the following effect, posting it BY the,
side Of the window to which the men
come ta give in their names when 60
ing on or coming eoG Of their shifts:
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1876-03-18

.uu, years, ABOUT the same sum Of mone,,
can't see that we have reaped good
harvest"
In four years, four thousand pounds!
Daddy Tnbarets heart swelled painful
". To hide his emotion he dissimulated
q distressing cough.
.Don't let me detain you any longer"
he said. hurriedly. am suffering from
bronchitis. Good-bye-good-bye"
With eyes half-blinded by tears. he was
rushing up the stairs that led to his rooms.
when a whirlwind Of lace and silk barred
his passage.
Above the whirlwind Of lace and silk he
saw a pretty, smiling face, with lovely
dark eyes, surmounted by hair as black
as the ravens wing.
She passed him, with a rustic and
fash, and disappeared into the neat little
brougham that drove of at pace that
was worthy of the beautiful bay mare
that had attracted the Daddy's attention.
On the landing, Monsieur Tabaret met
his porter. leaning against the wall, and
invc,tig ,ting, with fearful eyes, q gold
piece, which glistened in the palm OF his
hand.
"Oh, Monsieur" he said, "why didn't
you come five minutes sooner1 That lady
that be 'utiful lady as you saw going
down the stairs, has been asking after
Monsieur Noel Gerdy. She gave me
twenty francs to answer her questions.
The porter had been speaking hitherto
with his eyes affectionately attached to
the gold piece he held in his = I'm. When
he raised his head 10 interrogate the face
of his lord and master. Daddy Tabaret
had disappeared.
He had scampered after the lady in the
lace and silk. and was lust in tins to see
the brougham, and the superb Seay Seayy mare.
turning the corner Of the street.
"rhunder and lightning" he muttered.
II must overtake her! The truth lies
there; and it's only through her that 1
shall discover the mysteryr'
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1876-03-18
PIEDM ONT.
A GOOD WORK.

a STARTLING Cause of Debility and
n Sickness fully explained in large
octave Treatise by DR.. o. PHELPS
BROWN, 81 Grand Street, Jersey City. N
j. Every man and W ,,lnan who
is ailing in any way should send and ge, .
copy at once, as it is sent free, prepaid by
mail. Address the author, rs above.
Nov G-y
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1876-03-18

There is, to-day, a greater discrepan-
cy between the price of labor and
the price of living, than has existed
before in The history Of the country for
many years. There is certainly no.
doubt Of this. There is, says writer,
(and very truly said, too,) state of
facts which no statesman or honest man
can afford toignore,. The prices paid
for all the necessaries Of life, including:
the high rents charged for dwelling
houses, are much higher in proportion
than the prices Of labor. The pgoda-
GERS, the elaboring class, must be protect.
ed and their rights guaranteed. Prob
ably at no time in the history of this
country has labor been as great drug
upon the market, as at this time.
Those even, who are SO fortunate as
to sell their labor, obtained for it but
mere nominal price. This is
state Of facts injurious to every interest
in our county ; and develops an inn
mense amount of criminal laundering
on the part Of those in authority"
A FREE PRE.s-The Graphic very
pertinently remarks The newspaper
which is servile to the dictation Of
party which has no judgment of ita
own, and is ready 10 nod, if Caesar on
ly winks, has no proper place in jour.
nalism except at the foot of the back
stairs down which its orders come. :
To follow party as believer in the
Grand Lama follows his dictates in ;
Tibet, to have no suggestion, inva-
riably dooms a journal to loss of in
fuence as well as loss of self-respect.
No Journal that does 50 C. I'VE,
except under government where the
press receives all its income, as we'll
as its impulse, from the party in
power. The right and only legitimate
way is to uphold the party in the
general interests of which newspaper -,
works, when it is right, and oppose it
when acrong."
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1876-03-18

Dobbss memory is not the best.
and he rather surprisaa hissweetheart
the other evening by asking her if
these lines sf Scatt were not beauti.
full:
Oh, woman, in our hours of case,
Uncertain, COY, and hard TO please;
But seen too Of familiar with thy face.
We first endure, then pity then embrace.
-BufaLo Commercial.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1876-03-18

Dr. Lindernan has telegram from
Virginia City. Nevada, stating tina. the
bullion yield of the Consolidated Vir-
ginia mine dining February was $2,-
$4,000 about forty-tive per cent. of
which is gold The yield this month is
estimated at SIS, 100000.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1876-03-18
[ro BE coSr!suED.l

1t Is proposed to hold an exhibition
illustrating electric science and its up
plicatiens in Paris this year.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1876-03-18

FOUND.
A valuable watch, which the owner, cen,,
have by calling at this Office and describing
tho amc.
Several men called and described
what was according to their ideas
valuable watch, nearly all making
it gold, with a fine chain of the, same
metal. Some set number of beauti.
full pieces of gold quartz into the links,
of the chain But it was mo go"
not man came anywhere near describ-
ing the watch.
At last little Frenchman came to
the window and said: you find one
vach, Mistair Shaw p
YES sir, said Shaw. Have you
lost watch p
"Yes, sare, me have lose me one
watch"
"Can you describe it?
ooh, yes, sare me can dcscripe hun
YER perfectly?'
"Well, what was it like ?"
my watch he was silver watch"
"Very good. What kind of case p i,
well, he have he face WIDE open.
what kind of chain p
"One leetle brass shain."
What kind of a key was on the
chain ?"
well, no key be on zee shaip. He
have no key at all l wind him by
zee tall"
The watch was a stem-winder and
the Frenchmap had given perfect
description of it, even down to zee
tail.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1876-03-18

ct1.) ADAY at home. Agents want
80 ~ ed Outfit and terms free.
Mch4-y TRUE& CO., Augusta, Maine.
, 1876-06-15
MISCELLANEOUS.

DR,ErsNns. uIbsun l. Craig arc build
Ing email hteam. yacht for tho Unvernnept....
The stnr channon Inst Friday picked up tho
crew uf anail yacht from Mill Point, which lad
upset few anflcs from that place during r1uall
....The % r steam yacht Mary WAS measured Tues.
day afternoon by Dtputy. collector g. ). Hooker,
and thows d tonnage Of 3.h77....Tl.e ono c.suuF.l
interea& Of tho schr Planet was sold by George
shufr to Ucotgc bridget, Of Milwaukee, for
81, ,oO0.. 1.-The sault Ste. Marie 4Sor'hern Hight
HHys:, The work If cxca' alton II being pnr1cd
d Ioach have awarded the tontrnct for the etonc.
wntk. The old canal 10 kept busy through t'ic
imnsn'e humber OF boat. Tn Tint ~, n.g continually
ihou ;h. i"a,nsn would eone down TO s aHss
viii. II /. reported TINT many Win isalcd II tha.
theIS ffisna: sta,,. VI to 80 d eoser Expenses
st. Cntl'arinfr, has Just returned from Windsor.
whittier lie has hetn concluding arrangements with
Ms..s.: rsnEoe' shnr,enss,g for fnpo.e
ngc. She In to load Ut to1us port m Lake Huron
s se flst nIesd S 1t we We fsfoo
sal I'D .Fhc TctroI, Tgst .,ate. that ,he harE j. s.
austin. which passed here . lew day,
Water. On . ,nortsare Of 81, I'M, Canada money,
wnls' ia. tven 'tailIns asatnat 'he .":.cl tor
Austn w. tuld last winter by llIe t'uitrd Suites
Marahhl nj t!i. port, and was bid In by Jane, la.
sold subject 10 this nlnrl aze Is not known: but sl
II owned b. perAnti wl,o can defend her In al
tvrnt- The ltrtFt Frf< I'rfsa xayf the sc}lr n
~ pcrew, which was .unk oil Cliuboycah Point
lasl fall. has 1n.t b"cn rot OF and nto Chekoy.an
hnrtor by l:!Isrrs and ru1pt taken 10 her assont
week aTU by thc ting Andrew j. Snlith. She was
abaniuncd ~ the insurance. cosspafly. who nre dp
Ing The WORK. A. room ar .,sl.lcifsly calke1 ant
trimmed she ",ll be h'ou:h: to netro!t by Tue tu.
6uth for rrrsfra. Her tnrE, cua Tor Chicago.
st.eai nl'td'ch IL Tie TffbHne.
MAR9rETTE. Mich. .1unr l4.-.trriset. the prop,
f. Il. Wafa and T. u. Hale; arl,r. Wells i'u+t.
Alya Bradley E.eanaha. Cleared. prup superior
sAAAuekI ann ColuiliEian. WeaiiaeT snr.
, 1876-06-15
How to Kill tho l'ntatO-ltcctlc.

iffT{OFI {thhH. J ttiHfHf}.
a latter IrNul rruf. Paclard has lust been pn1,-
lEricl by s!.e Agriculture! Experiment Station at
Mii4Ist"wn, wl!e!. contains y tlsss .tsts,ncns; t
june. lis ssgs VIII b, fSsni On tAo anisr tM1insa
'arsr. The beotlc it4clf " rou,lish Insect il an
reddish underneath; Iii fsrgsr, ,llan tho lady
bus, which somewhat resembles II. Thr grub h
.hek. IA. ana osanss. rcd IN color, tscs aboas Tn
liz H. vro,'nd vH mn 10 become Beetle Tlus nsar.
IL all tho lie II thr iurrct |. passed.
t',s plant 1he o0* *rrit: q iast ycar': brstlss
time thc egg fr1m Which itself sprung ~as drp"s
isa. ''roLatly not more th!'l t;yo crops q tlcm
WI! appear In anr climate hit rnrh female Is caa.
"Tln'c rs'ncdivs arc iand. .psEius, GtFt Of thc
mature beetle, the Esnhs, mid thu rsgs.. They
.l,uula Al he burned I'uris green IL also larey!y
arssnic. If il nn"si itsoIuhEp In wair1. Il iaay
be mixed with plaster, t!nHr, or fine dry cAstII,
md an1te'l on tt,e pHnss from sitter Of bellows.
snoaslal 10 a pa,'fu1, ind ,hTowu from syringe,
OF trrlnklc,l froa, d watrrins.pos. In any case,
Errat care must be taken not IL brtnte tho dust os
"a number of specimens collected IN Scw York
are be}n. analyzed In thu laboratory uf tho station
They, range IN. Prlco from 70 esnts pof pound
10 per cent Of usolnh1e alutte.utuns, Tho arsenic
rarlea from h lrr rent In the be. to 20 per- CENT in
tbs lover, grades. Some src missnrcs Of schece's
green, otfprs ufo achwrlnfHsth green. The for
nrr, when pure. .cottains I'M per rent Ut aErrnons
ac!t md M pft cent Of copper otHe me tatter
should eontafs' O. per sent asssn!oIs ae!l; III nsr
From these facts u appears tint !! VIII DO % mort
economical q BIZ, ths hest. Ask tot pure Paris
gIss Il w p?9.%,hSy 9 e., S cent. rsF snd,
sample 10 she station ~ Mh!aistawn tes nnn'yals.
iirst dnd!ne out thu nanc Of the manufacturer No
inu shnu tsl lot 4 shs potato ~ II hs raye
many pAtta Of thu State,"
, 1876-06-15

kftp T1fk HnF4s. -
So much confusion has bucn wrought oven In tin
lus!ons, In the dispatches having reference 10 70.
con. Tarkt4h ndaisr, 10 sofias. khodlas, AlrInas.
.ndIlahs, and i1naurs, that very brluf e1rla
nations aa TO what oach nf these wer4R MeHhs may
b. both Interesting aud useful.
The word ult!na II u!ural noun and a!sH!flts tho
wise mun generally, ia by tntissls !'aaa singular
and spp!iet 70 i person who has studied Murrul-
attached to tbs mosques. w!in has, IL 1t wer1,
taken lls degrees OF d. y. and Ii. u.
Tho pupils In these sCio0ls aro Tho sostas, taking
toiF na11lD from corruption Of tho past partte-
pie soukhtu--busuea. applied because thu scholaFs
MIC, a. W0rc. consumed by the love ~ stuy NJ III.
The softas follow their studlus IN tho schoal bulA
tng. sleeplnE and cutting at tho Arets, whetu frce
lodgings and food ore provided fat ton oNt Ut lhe
lssnclus Of thu pfos. II thur families c4n aifurl
10 Iu 70, they furnish them with clothing hna bed
Alns 4 nut, these ase given 10 them from le saIno
large, for unu reason because Of tleir exemption
lrpin military scrrlcc After lung. continued study
uf Arabic and tho Koran al Its commentaries, thu
suf1a. nfirs nn examination which, thDMgh nuME-
natly nr4uuu*. IL almost elably passed succcsa.
fully, lakes tho tItIp of khoa1u.
T1e khodju, u,-Ehaya4je,, reader Or singer
scholar who has tnkuu his diploma n tho n!edstsse,
tcaches for snstral Yeurs. In fact III he has con.
ducteA class VI sosaa through the samo course ho
had hi,nsulf taken, when, On Arpltcss!on to tho
Ministry Of Worship, at Whusc head n tho shulki'
ul-lslatn, and after scfuea s1atnnatoh, ~ -.
culycs tho tltlp Of uletna. To this dignity thu
MussutnAn un!y arrisos " III 0r 10. II eonfsf4
1taty svry!cs. uness iu tbs ayent Vt thu djhad "
sacred war, and from thur ranks arc hllad tho
iudrheshfpA, Tia culac!es (su to speak, OF thu
MOSQUES, the p1ofcsaoEshlps III thu MedIeaets. tle