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LETTERS FROM THE PEOPLE.
SWIM 1ptpg I'm Sehool RooHs


fdi'tr S.T:-I will not use the hard word
swim ding IN correction with the latest
cbCol took job, because IL is sctiopable and
Svtn-tontug Is inst as expressive. read i'm
Inc STAR. III L mistake not. that the late
change OF Biographies by the honorable
scno Oh ',us'ees was not 10 cost parents any
ming. We were smoothly told that none
were were 20 De purchased II the pupils had Cor
for Swinton's." Thus was this transnarent
JOB CLOSED over. How 10 It now? Why every
pupil In the grades which use this class OF
o oook Is are are compelled 70 buy the swinton
eeCkfapny at the risk OF being deficient in
geography marks" the maensnimona ex
chapge means that for one of Cornell's books.
Ia,eiy purchas. I At heavy expense, you can
GET IS cents taken of the Swin-ton book,
it5Sing Only one dollar to pay for the valu,
aole information that the District of Colnno-
ola is eovernei by q governor and Ieyislp.
ture. Cheap, isn't IL? The District Com
m1ssioners are men OF the world and thev
can divine the motives which are AZ the hot
tom OF this whole business. Will thew slIow
IL 70 go on? Investigation would probably
fesuiI 1uet as IT usually does, but 1t needs no
lnveStigation 10 enable any man OF even or
binary EXP srience In business affairs 20 see
thu ough this whole business N0
SwIN-ToNKD PARENT
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GEORGETOWN.

TEE HIGH SERVICE RESERyoIR-A new
se,f,ina nou m 1s oelng laid IN the high
seiVlCe reservoir over tue old floor which
pas LOT several months been ia q lsaky con-
aitioo. The work of repair will be rS'shei
p ~ ,ne ISL pTox lmo, wnen water Will be
pInECa "a. Inc continuous use OF the forca
pump now In OF aration on 4th street VIII
Ineiealter derend on the quantity OF water
USED Tor The reservoir.
The FRKSHLT IN THE RIVERA tele-
gram received here from Harper's Ferry last
evening says that the river there had risen
eIg1hteen feet above low water mark, and
YVES stu rising. The water here has risen
put lutte during the night, although at high
Ilde ms morning 1T reachf ! in Tome places
nearly 10 Wa er street. The current is very
ann w and o opngs down frest qusntities OF
caDoages and other garden produce The
teIt gram above noted, and the fact that the
liver ssa Is steadily, though slowly Using, has
meue the lumber merchants take precau-
lonary measures to save their stock on the
Wharves. Advtces received at the Canal
company sofbces here state that q break OF
sixty feet hss occurred in the canal about
three miles below Cumberland, and that ire
IDw path is In many pla' es submerged. The
mention made In yesterdays STAR of the
sspws OF Gilbert Vanderwerken being
was dr1I.od acro5s the river to G sire Ell
wharf, where 1t was secured unframed.
HEAVY WEATHER AT THE CAPEs-The
scnr ~. N: Anthony, which arrived yester-
DAY, reports that she entered the capes at 3
p. M last Saturday, and that then the Wea
sher was SO stormy 1t was impossible to see
aheed, and the vessel was obliged to make
ior Blacktstone's island. The schr. Deuiel
Brown also arrived yesterday. she entsrei
the capes at dark the same evening, and in
company with several other vessels anchor
ed. Through the violence of the storm the
cable soon parted, losing the anchor, and the
vessel dr1fted under bare poles, thereaf, er
the captain being unable to ~efne his rcsi.
ton: The other vessels were not seen ar sr-
wards, and 1t Is feared that they were driven
ashore. The gale Is said to have been one OF
tDe nercest ever experienced in the vicinity.
GRAIN TRADE.-The offerings on 'ChauSe
ibis morning amounted to 1925 bushels Of
wheat, With sales of $50 bushels at 81 u. 425
at 20, S25 at 1.22h AIS at p, ISIS at 2Ox,
fod rs az IL: The al rivals were boat Lou.
dorn, with 200 bushels corn, 400 do. wheat
fnd 500 do. rye, for Hartley d Bro, and 500
90: wheat for 81. 81. Talbot; boat Seneca,
WIN 400 do. wheat, Go do. corn 500 do. mil,
Ief ; and lS3 barrels Of flour, and boat Bell
with :, 1C0 bushels wheat, ali for Hartley e
BIO; beat I'll. NJ. Delliuser, WITH GC) do. corn
,or hartley q Bro, and 500 do. wheat FOR III,
NJ. Talbot; beat 1nomas Thrasher, with
l tC0 DO. wheat and 200 do. rye, and bat F..
v. Whife with I'D bales hay ~ III. M. Tai
colt. BY lail to T. c. Wheeler, 495 bushels
Whest' and GEO do. wheat 10 Hertley & Bio,
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ALEXANDRIA,

RATHER LOSE $50 THAN SEE A MAN
SWEAR TO LIZA certain liquor dealer
w ne totrd ward recently presented bill of
$50 TO one OF the successful candidates I'm the
municiral election for liquor and cigars for
nisEed during 'he canvass. The candidate,
however, declared ne didn't owe tue liquor
Mhlch The latter brought suit before Justice
Thompson. The case came up to-day, when
The liquor dealer swors TO the correctness of
DIS account; but when the defendants time
came 10 swear he stopped him and withdrew
the suit. As he handed over the costs he
quietly remarked that he would rather lose
hundred dollars than see man swear to a
lie. AS the justice had not decided &C this
Stage OF the proceedings 1t Is not known how
the suit would have resulted.
DEATH OF OLD MEN-Mr. VIM. Swiuk,
ore OF the oldest residents of Fairfax 1uuty
Ole 4 AT the residence OF bis daughter, Mrs
Hunter. at Lewjnsville, on Friday night
last. Mr. John Bremen, OF this city, dled OF
q hemol rhage in Middleburg ON Saturday.
His rem aims were brought to Alexandra
spd uttered this morning. Mr.. Brep uer was
one OF our Oldest citizens, and was brother
in. law Of Squire W. l.. Penn.
SOUTH CARoLfsA C5NvICrs.-The fol-
lowing prisoners pass through here II day
in char &c Of r. W. Wallace, United States
marshal, for Albany penitentiary, from
and sentenced at the August term of the
United States Court: George Rollings, mai
robber, nve years; David L. Underwo ID, If
months, and VIM. Pruitt, twelve months.
crooked whisky.-[Ethftnei,1 sth.
PUBLIC SCHOOLS-One hundred and six.
teen permits wei srsnted this morning, the
young man who is acting for the clerk Of the
school board having had TO remain In the
office two hours instead OF one. or these
permits twenty. one were for white, and nine
ty- five for colOred schools. Up TO this time
one thousand and nineteen permits have
been granite !; six hundred and sixty. one for
white, and three hundred and fifty. eight for
coloIed schools; an increase over last year
Of eighty six for white and seven for colored.
Almost all the divisions are already full and
. number OF children are waiting for vacan.
cies.
DIED IN JAIL.-Virginia Robertson, an
insaue colcred woman, who was committed
to Jail some time since awaiting admission
to the central lunatic asylum, died there last
night. Everything that could be done for
her good was done by Sergeant Lucas. but OF
course jail accommodations are not equal IL
those al the asylum, and her disease essum-
ed en- aggravated form, which resulted as
above stat 2d.-G Gozette, 1Sih
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THE COURTS.
DnrYnD rnrn. T..oy~ n

POLICE COURT-Judge Mills pro tenn.
M d4td on .ses s
I ort, do: Michael Nolsu, pro.sne ~ the
street; S.. James Williams, forfeited. Geo.
Washington same charge; IS.
WOMAN WITH BILLY.
Elvira Cox was charged with Carrying q
"btUy." Elvira was arrest. 1 while engaged
Church, and when taken to the station hour g
attempted to fling the weapon away. It
seems there was church meeting, end the
iSs nsfty and Other tSs
party. The latter has been trying for some
time to get possession of the church, as the
affair has got into the courts; but the Scott
Scott crowd to bold their meetip gs In Hulss's
hall. An attempt was made by q party OF
the antics yesterday to force an entrance
the Scott crowd. and Geveral arrests were
made, among them that o. defendant, who
during Ibe melee took stand on the plat
form, aud with Der little weapon denel all
oppc SGD 10 her. The attempt was made by
DEFENDANTS counsel to show that the billy
WIS dropped by some one OF the crowd, ard
was PICK; up by Der. The court impose 1 6
hue Oh Szo' from whlcn aeiendant appealed.
Benjamin Thornton, Samuel Scott, Moves
Hughes end William Hughes, charged with
Scott fni $40 each and the Hughes dis
missed. John Boyd, forfeited coll later al.
Louisa Hackett alias Louisa Palmer, LARGE.
ny OF clothing and other articles worth So
from Elizabeth Dorsey; $50, or co days IN
jail. She was further charged with stealing
four nat irons IRON Mary Rutler; SO, or 80
days I'm jail. Andrew Page, q colored boy
larceny OF Pocket book and So from Mary
Essleman; reform school. Lewis Frazier,
assault on Benjamin Whiting; continued.
Mary Williams, an elderly white lady with
specIscles, was arrsis ned on the charge
OF the larceny of tea pot aud vari-
GUS OTTER culinary articles and clothing
from Elizatet Weber. She stated to the
court that she thought they bad been given
her, and 1t was q case of Misrepresentation.
Mis- Weber told quite different story to the
court, and IRE Of s. was imposed. The old
lady was quite crest fallen, and wept quite
fri elytu court. Daniel Mon ahsn and William
Horan, assault on James Dempsey, who
appeared with very black eye, and told the
Judge q woeful tale how he had been abused
by defendants. He had several witnesses,
and afterwards some sixteen were sworn for
defense, and afterwards excluded from the
court and admitted one by one as they we're
called to testify. Tne results were that
Monahep was bued $40, or thirty days, and
Horan dismissed.
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EX-SENATOR Jones Ia visiting In Vermont.
~The Empress OF Germany patron,zes
female dentists.
~1he sale of the Protestant Bibles La said
o be prohibited In Spain.
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A CoLLIrRY on FIRE.-Suuday morning
Eagle Htll Shaft Colliery, near New Phila-
dtlphia, Pa belonging to the Pbiladelp p,s
snd X sdipg Coal aud Iron Company, was
nre were upavailfng, Aud at last &c counts
the coal WIS sfiil bUflpg. Loss SIS, 900.
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Fact DoctaIing, Ktc

Easy feet being Indispensable 10 health,
comfort and good nature, thousands Of the
intelligent public patronise DIR. Whites es-
pos1te Wizards Hotel, TO avoid painful
Corps, Buniops, Nails, Vascular Ex-
crescences, &c. Fee 81 per visit.
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j. II. sqaisF . Co..
BANXIR6.
l4l6 Pe,1yasult,Qui0

H16 PcsuasyiuGnSd Aue,sss,
pay Per cent interest on deposits, payable
on demand. Special rates on time deposits.
Interest paid January and July or cred
tied. 6,N,eo
DR.. O. W. BEHeoNs CBLHxY AND CHAM
oMILE PILLS are prepared expressly to cure
Sick Headache, Nervous Headache, Dyspep-
tic Headache, Neuralgia, Nervousness and
Sleeplessness, and viii cure any case. Price,
20 cents. Sold by ali Druggists In Waning
ton. Georgetown and Alexandria a.A.ep
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CIT Y 1T N s. .

REMovAL-F1a Class Securing and Dyeino.
A. Fischer has enlarged his establishment
by removing to his new building, 906 street
northwest, three doors from 9TH street, near
the U. s. Patent Office. By promptly adopt
Ing the latest improvements, whether OF
American or European invention, he is en-
abled TO do any work In a manner not to be
equaled by those not possessing these facil-
tiles. 9,l312:
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CataIrh, Offensive Discharges f.om {
Head, and all Chronic Diseases


spccessfuliy lrealed
by Doctor Hartley, No. Grant Place That
the tfmid and disappointed may feel the
utmost assurance and confidence In the good
faith OF DR.. Hartley, ne generously proposes
to attend all persons, rich or poor, free OF
charge, until the best evidence and most
convincing proofs OF his success have been
realized from his treatment. Office and resi-
dence, No. Grant Place, Washington. 10
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STOVES AND FURNACES.

Call ard examine my large stock Of Spears ceie-
HEATING AND PARLoB STOVES.
and as . test OF their superiority have sold ~
over 900 or them In this city.
w. ID. WYVII.L,
serll-lm No. asa pennsylvan'a avenue.
MO RUnBU0.-L.. RICD YIN pay . fair cash
~ price fog any hind Of Lsdies, Cent? md Chii
eHc1e, &c. 693 m strest, between J aiA eeetk
uoss by ~ RVnDtly aSSso1o1 ., nayl-1y
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THE FOURTH NATIONAL ENCANPMRNr
OF ne soldiers and sailors Teupion will De
held At MAJ letfa, Ohio, from the 4th to the
requests The productions Of hitherto unan-
noupcfd relics Of interest connected with
the late war.
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TIE CONDITION OF GOODMAN
Goodman, the young man shot on Tue sday
last by Lem. Wee den, is getting better. Toe
bullet ives extracted from his shoulder on
and since that time his ce Sc hs assume an
improved appearance. Tne Inflammation
is decree sing, bis left baud, through which
he ives shot in graspiug at his assailant's
pistol, IS quite easy, and bis appetite is goc /.
Under skiIliu treatment aud Kind nursing
hts early recovery Is now probable. His
ST. org nerve power has probably had much
do In eayjpg his life,
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LOCAL NE VS..

Amusements, &c, Tonight.
National TheUeT.-The Gascon.
Ford Opera RosIse.-AilzeL's Cor 81 latio-
I7aeI,e~ C0r1iT,s.-FIrst class var.stIes.
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THE SUFFERING IN SAvANNAH.-Iti
De hoped our clIiLeps Will not tall 70 attend
cevise meaps 10 alleviate the distress in sa
yRnDsh. The speakers announced never fan
TO interest an audience, and cannot help De-
ing eloquent on this occasion. Let every one
VITO Gao afford 10, give something.
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WsGther Probaoiiities Io-1tov.
oF Jv OF CHIEF SIGNAL orrIozz,I

- . = .N5iUNI ctp eIub Der -, Is1t. )
northwest, followed by warmer southwest
", 'cs, % aly barometer, s1d genersTy
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MARRIAGE LICENSES have been issued K

MARRIAGE LICENSES have been issued to
JObu b. Clabaugh and Lille p. Waugh;
Charles Js ,ksoo and Emma Bengwire; John
H. O'Brien and Mary Loretta Link'ps; Hin.
son F. Chase and Mary V.Walker; Abrsham
Deievie and Mary Mere a; John Whits and
Alice Robinson; John y. Williams and Bet
tie Banks; Henry Marion and Milly Dusten.
CORA, Lake George, onyx and gold real
jet aDd silver jewelry, the best 30 cent eye
gloss IN the city at Prigg's Jewelry store, No.
4b7 Pennsylvania avenue, near Ak street.
(Adp.
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THk MUTUAL PROT EcTIoy FIRE INsUR
AGE COMPANY, OF the District, commends
ftkelf TO all who are atout tpsurtnr mar
lpptrty. It Is a home tustItution, aud
uLutl Ine management OF pine OF our best
buslness men; eud being fnex oerstyeIy
managed. - able 10 insure az the verv LOWEST
rates For icl particulars apnlication
should oe maze 10 tue secretary. J. =. Elton.
at tie ONCE OF the company, 10 Psnnsyina,
Dia avenue, opposite the Treasury.
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To HoUsKKE the season is az.
prcsching when houses are 70 b put In order
for cool weather, our reat ers generally will
ee intel estet IN the advertisement or Mr..
john Moran D CO found elsewhere. 1t 10 not
every one who can point out how to eave
rom ore 10 twenty dollais By Investing I've
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TIE FIRE LAST NIGHT-ATrest on Sos
pr tOn Of AroCa-This morning, about 2:,5
O'Clock, Oficer keppler turn 4 In an alarm
tbree- story frame house on 9th street ex-
tended, between Boundary street and Grant
avenue, aud the building was entirely dc d.
stTOyCc. The loss Is estimated at 81 20 on
which ne occupant aud owner, Nelson Jones'
states he Is tDsuUi for al ,Oc0. 1t IL supposed
To have been the work OF an legendary. A
house belonging TO Jones was burnCi In
1913, and after ne obfained the insurance
there was some talk about the mattsr. So,
I'D view or Tits second FIRE, Lieut. NOona n
ordered OfDcer Smith TO take bim into Gus
toby 10 await an investigation, which was
done.
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ISLANDER SUIT-Jobn b. Miller has, by
his counsel, Messrs. Hue and Wheeler
brought suit against Mr.. Adam Gaddis q
Bridge Ciiih) street, Navy Yard, claiming
$1,000 damages, for using certain desama-
tory words in reference to him, that ssiu
a certain loud ard u en- speech, made on the
public fhoFOu ghfare, then and there, OF aud
coEceI Ding the said plaintiff, falsely and
maiseioCsly spoke and published, in tee
presence OF several parties, OF and concern
ing fbe plaintiff, the false, sca0dalOus, ma
lciOus and defaIoatOry words, that is to
say, he In a cOmiueerjDg, bullying and blus-
teT'ug way loudly asserted that said Miller
wss 3 d q tbief. &c" SO says the DECLARE
tiCn nlCd by Miller's lawyers.
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CoLoRED CENTENNIAL EXCURrroNrsTs
The monument 10 Bishop Allen, OF the col
orsd Methodist Church, erecte In Philadel-
phia, will be Dc ticatet on the 22i jusfant,
and preparations are being me- fe by many
of the colored Mefh0d ists OF this District 10
be present on the occasion. The conf resa-
ton OF Bethel church have arranged for a
grand excursion to Phils telpbia, leavir the
HalumCre and Potomac depot on Thursday
n1sht at IL O'Clock. reaching Philadelphia
early on Friday morning, for which the
ucketS have been liked at IS for the round
trip, coed for ten days.
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BCILDING PRINTS issued by Inspector
PlCwmsn:-J. W. SomeTs, building. south
side 7, between u and ; streets; 500 VIM.
ArceTson, three two story brick dwellings,
forth side +. between 9th and 9TH streets
southwest; s3 SO. Charles Specht, a brick
bakery, east side tn, oct ween 8 and T ST reefs
northwest; $500 Peter Barrett, a brick dwell
Ing. Forth size New York avenue BET ween
Sth snd lOtn streets az 500. A. X. Shepherd,
and 10Th streets northwest; $1,000 George
W. bearing = brick wall IN rear of dwelling
on hasssch usetts avenue; $3.50. II. Gettier,
a brick building. on 18th street betweaD
Ohio avenue and & street; $500.
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EXCURSIONS. PICNICS, &c.

ST. JOHNS CLLe kxorRsIos To PoIsT
az, LOOKOUT.
IRE stsmsr JAeE MosKLuY viii leave her
nLafi, loot ~ 9th 20 eet. q eATEK-
MING, t"ptsmber rs. az xn-A
ciock STOPPING AT Ptney Point, .~-,~-ss.--.iN
Iesutni.e eeriy Monday morning Ttcsefs D
80 oe nae ~ The several Masonic HsIls OF anv "a
me cor mNIee state rooms can b. securei fsov,
L. SEARS, corner u nth ana n s.Sss am
vest ~ 1 sNtes s,.t--
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mARY wAsHINGTOB
Will hereafter be made only 10 mT
NbhkON SPRINGS, where no IN. -
toIiosiins drinks viii be sold on the-~Lsx3S
Two trips:-Lesving 7th-.treet wharf AZ Io.
,Ie,rinnlns a. s ,. m; fare 40 oSuts. second trfp
IeeNlns AZ .. m, returning ~ 80: fare "
oeuts. Those Roing on tue nrst trtr csn resn,, -
Ie ssoono tflp free " charge. RefreShtoents In
grounds - 40 " tns
Persons wishing 10 spend o pleasant dsY IN IN,
can do 80 ..5s
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NEW FRBNCA SCHOOL.
nAP Pe5EI fs 3 So.S5sREs
English .nd Classical School for limited number
rvxx Of BOYS under tSgrteeR gssEs e sgs uoo,
ard under the especial Instructors Of PROF q. x
IL sG .Sd ssFsSs
L foFULiR FRfson SosVHRsaTiosAL
THaEE GEADES.
essnns days free to al hOSg 81 to
Inte. medistss: friday September 18th, las.
Al i've s.S.dss lSS
ner Of 18Th ard streets northwest, No. 4 34
mar and Literature Gs!ses, see creSars at ali Prin
cipal Book and n usic Stores aug2s-im
EMERsoE IssTIIUT.;1skLsST 0LAssL
BOYS, s14 l4th Street. btsrsen 4 aad Z traxkI,n
sssa5sl "a, twenty sixth sRn1sI session Of TAI.
' snsi:a ti'n 0A q C ii YOUNG, Principal.
fIss' H5. s5tsoF sSMS0t s e
sp su. ss ns. S hsn
=, .sst, Ss $500 TIE arsss. 3
this INSTITUTION VIII be resumed WEDNESDAY,
sas IS For Mics fssr:ti Ci :; ffHs
ROls MATh AND oLAss10AL ACADEMY.
n suncerlands Church, ~ street northwest bet
seventh
DAY. sept <th. Circulars 81 the Principals resi-
dense, 1915 ~ street southwest. suen-sm
MICS OsBORNEB BOARDIHG AID DAY
lN1 SCHOOL for YOUNG uADIl0, With Kfnder
seitep for Oh iloren, q ol3 sf The next tenn
win commence November u. ls76. Thorough In
strus non ~ HIGHER Eugli b, nnsic, Lstin. oreek,
German IL Qafre OF old patrons, or st ths school.
WAsHIHaToE sU.InEss COLLEGE,
w Corner 7th and L Streets northvesf,
Combines the sdvsni.sss Of 8 practical Es siish
training school, with Q Thoroughly organized and
ccnpletely % ufypsd Business college.
eons and daughters have same advantages
Open for pfton OF studeets Tor dey or eveninf
sessions. MONDAY, August %.
sus1-sn II q. sPEBCEB. President.
w EFT END INSTITUTE fs~sly 6eAssl IN
w Yossf Ladsss. Mn. Q. L. CADv, PrfnoipsI
Hsu Hsssn, Oonn. Send for circular. nsrs-sn
NTOUNT yrINVN LNaIIxUfl,
w 1880 s1kgEr EOhTHWEsT.
English ard french Sshooi for Young Lsdies sed
lrtle Girls Mfs. q. W. PABLO, Principal; M he Dc
MaLTCHYCE, 90 Psrisisn lsdy,D late teaoher IN
Horm~l tchool, boston. Tseideut Tescher Of Ffvnch
Duties resumed September 3sth. Circulars q book
stones and 81 resi6epce Of Principal. ans36 colin
Nj Es Egss M ~, .sSIs co her faRaCa -
timber u h. Glasses II French WIN be formed for
yosss ledaes, l3os a q. RQythws0t, eQHSol1s
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LIE. .Fk kERsTH tE.ss,s.
Consisting OF o Course OF Practical Instruction

Consistfpg Of 0 Course OF Practical Instruction
ana Conversation.
Glasses for Young Lsdies and Little Girls.
Afternoon Classes 1t COS Eth; Morning Glasses
o. 1l1s n Evening Glasses for Ladies and Gentle
Y0s l1th.
n. B.-Some morning hours will be reserved for
ladies wishing to form private classes ct their resi-
debce For business arrangements see a lie Prod
homme, 1t sos Eth, any week day between ~ and
Spm. aug22Sm
NATIONAL UNIVIRSITY-LAW DEPART
MENT-The Seventh Annual Session will com
mence MONDAY. eept. T. Superior advantages 81
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FOREIGN NEWS.
ENGLAND.


LONDON, February 13.-The Chief OF
Police and oommissary Of Rotterdam
says that active search is being made
there. and elsewhere on the Continent for
Wipslow, the Boston forger.
Aspecial to the Standard says that let
ters from Belgrade announce the triumph
OF the war party in Servia. The ap.
pointment Of Ristich to the Premiership
Is almost certain to be reported shortly be.
fore the close OF session. The Skuptichina,
sitting with closed doors, resolved on war
IN the spring, and appointed a committee
towatch over the government, raise the
taxes in advance, and issue paper money
on the outbreak OF war.
The Nars is informed that the Durham
University has declined to send crew to
Philadelphia to take part in the Centen.
NAL International Regatta.
A dispatch to the Post says the Bremen
court will begin an inquiry into the loas
OF the steamer Deutchland. A public
prosecutor will conduct the proceedings
Tor the Government
The Bishop Of Breslau has issued his
annual Lenten Pastoral. He exhorts his
flock To tirmuess in their allegiance to the
church. The Pastoral is addressed to the
Diocesans in bothAustria and Prussia, not
withstanding his deposition by the Prus-
sian courts.