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New-York tribune., 1876-06-28
IN HONOR OF THE CONVENTION.

Sr. LOUIS, June 27.-Ncver was city more
beautifully OF more pr0fuscly decorated III honor
OF a National Convention. Several days ago flags
and bunting began to appear IN the windows
and on the fronts of stores and residences in
all parts of the city. AS the time Tor the as
semblinp of the Convention approached the decora-
tions became more general. Nearly every street
within many squares of the Convention hall is now
filled with one vast cloud OF gay bunting. at night
the city rs brilliantly illuminated Upon tho corners
street lamp. are renoy ed and their places filled with
pyramids of gas-burncrs, every gas.et lighted, ard
fireworks ,are displayed in many parts of the city
81. Louis viii be in q continual state of Fourth Of
July celebration from the present time until after
the Centennial anniversary.
New-York tribune., 1876-06-28
PRINCETON,S CENTENNIAL.

LARGE ATTENDANCE AND GENERAL OBSERVATION
ADDRESSES BY PROMINENT PERSONS, AND A
BANQUET
The Centennial celebration ut Princeton
yesterday was day of general iesyity. The town was
crowded with people and every house appeared to have
been specially decorated for the occasion There were
about OG0 soldiers and several bands OF music in the
procession The amphheator erected III the rear OF the
college dcnsey crowded The exercises began about
O'Clock and after prayer by the Row Dr. McCosh and
the singing OF america" b. the students, an
address OF welcome was delivered BY the Rev. Dr.
Sheldon. He rected the incidents in the history OF
Princeton which tho people had met to commemorate
the assembling of the Committee OF Safety III l715 the
meeting OF the Legislature OF NewJersey The first under
state Constitutions the meeting OF Congress IN 1883
and other events. The Rev. Er Duryea OF Brooklyn dc
lyered the grafton IL an eloquent enforcement OF
the OF the citizen The protection OF religion ana
liberty Some OF the evils OF blind partisan zeal
were alluded TO in strong terms. Under
very large tent the guests sat kown to a ban
ouet In response to the toast, 4" The Uillled
STATES" a letter read from President Grant Gov
Bede the Hon John Hill, Gen. sewell, j. r. IiaSeman
the Rev DR.. McCOsh, Judge Elmer, Coy. Parker. GOV
Ward the Rev. DR. Hami and Judge Naar responded to
toasts referring 10 battles Of the Revolution fought Al
Trenton aud Princeton and To the patriots who dstin
gushed themselves in defense OF the liberties now en-
New-York tribune., 1876-06-28

Leavenworth withdrew the nomination Of Mr Mead, and
the Hon Horace Fairbanks az 81. JOhnsbuy wns then
nominated by aocamaon. W. q. Vesey o. Rutland, for
the delegation from that place. nominated Col Recneld
Proctor OF Rutland for Lieutenant Governor, wDiCn was
made by accamaton. q. w. Grandy nominated the
Hon. John A. Page OF Montpelier. for State treasurer
which was carried by accamafion.
Presidential Electors nominated follows: Jacob
Kstey, rattleboro; Chas E. H0ughton Bennington at
large The St.e Committee elected and Is the same
as last year: Geo. W. Grandy 4. j. Ormsby stephen
Thomas, Wm Round, Franklin Fairbanks, j. L. Barsfow'
Geo. n Dale, and G. ). Page. The Committee on Resolu
tiops reported only; one, adopting the Cincinnati
platform another. the nominations there made, promls
ing that Vermont will roll up 0ldfasltoned majority
against any candidate that ST. Louis produce.
New-York tribune., 1876-06-28
LATEST SHIP NEWS
IFor other Ship Neps see Second Poge.i



Steamship wieiand (Ger Hebich: Hamburg June H. ano
Havre i7th, with mdse. and pass 10 huIharut * TO-
steamship Jaonto Hazard SAVANNAH June "a. VIII
md and pass. VIM X. Garrison .
steamship CAUCUS Bearse. Boston, with dse and pass 70
II. + DlmOck
Ship constantine Creevy London 40 days with mdse.
Investi BuJman, Marsees II days, with mdso
80 Tacahuana Ap s. aud Zone l6th with nitrate OF sces
d wood -,
Bark Rothesay Nor) Iversen Amsterdam 40 DAYS Ia D
last. Is anchored at Grayesend Bay for 0Iders
Bark ST. Ursula, Brown, Ro Janero ~ y2l with co3ee
BARK Evening star tof Turks Isand) Chcs Guantanamo
Bsfx iiiGa sw d. wuln Rio Janciro May 81 with coffee
NJ E. Chapman 10, Haifaz) EVE Cienfuegos 10 days
with
lars Celesno Cspara D. Csrnpa Trinidad l8 days in ballast
Bark Sabine Williams Galveston % days with cotton
Bark II. d. Stoyer Pierce, Saeua ~ days, with sugar
Brig Kennedy, Peterson Cadiz Moy 23 In ballast
Brig Iheree (Swed. Oldemar RIO Janero May Z, with
coffee.
Brig Dan swedl Hallberg Padang March 10. with mdse.
SAILED.
Steamship IT, Ivin gson, for Savannah ships Aoamastef
Oporo Senator ken, for Bremen Paulna fo London
Bslder Stettin Sokoto for Bremen sonulereE
Br st 1 A: Columbia tor BaIbidoes.
WISD-Sunses fresh, w. hazy.
FOREIGN PORIs.
HALIFAX. n. S. June 2Arrived. brig Express tBr) from
New ofk Tor II Johns, n. f.
HosG EosG, 30-Sailed ships Charter Oak Smith. for
MargaTa (2rl owens for san Francisco 10Th,
bark Jonathan Chase Curtis, for san Francisco.
DISASTER.
27.-The Norwegian bark Mtndet IneeDreth
from Newcastle Eng. for NewYoTk put into QueoDs-
t0an to-Gay, with her rudder damaged
New-York tribune., 1876-06-28
LATEST FOREIGN NE Tvs.
THE IMPENDING WAR IN TURKEY,

JliE lMpENDlNU WAX IN lUhHEls
LONDON, Wednesday, June %, 1876.
The Posts special dispatch from Berlin says
in case OF the outbreak OF Austria and Russia will
mass considerable forces their Turkish frontiers
The Vienna correspondent of The Times says the only
question now to be whether the Servians VIII at
tack or provoke the Turks into attacking them
The Tip.ess correspondent at Paris says:
Great efforts are being made bring about agree
rent between Russia and England as to measures when
sarya's render necessary IL Is even rlInoreu
that convention has been signed to that effect out tGc
rnmOr Is premature The Scryan army Is already snort
OF PROVISIONS.
PRINCE MILAN PROCLAIMED KING.
Berlin dispatch to The Tunes says: - The Bosnian
insurgents have issued maniieso. proclaming Milan
King OF Bosnia Another manifesto from tho Here
eovinesc insurgents recognizes Prince Nicholas as ther
cho cn leader in the campaign for the annhlaton Oh the
Turks"
The Daily Neps special from Paris says:
There f. great confusion and lack OF provisions in the
Seryian camps. IL is doubtful whether the servlan
troop VIII be able to make forward movement TOT
several days.
New-York tribune., 1876-06-28
DIED.

y % & on NSDcy No. n fysnos y.a o hs ase
BoUToN-sndteny. at sonth NOrwalk Com, June 49, Le
Fanersl ssfviors O'Clock to-day, rom his fathers resi-
vitcd 10 attend without further notice.
T. sss2 & Isns S "a
Ton rs oi thS aT mar ~ bo a psyi icadcy "
Funeral from the residence o. her mother Mrs David
Train by Norh,rn Railroad Of NewJersey from
foot OF Chanib' rsst at 9.i5
COXAt Port Richmond staten Island on Sunday evening
25th June Ted!a Redei widow OF Jacob d. Cox aged ~
F1nefa will be held the Reformed Church Of Port
Richmond on Wednesday the 2sth INST, al o'clock NJ
ELDERYesterday afternoon infant son Of Rev j. F. and
Remains vii taken East this evening Prayer at the
house at o'clock.
Cior.On, aged 66. native of scotland
Funeral Wednesday, June 70, at > p IN.
HAIGHT-At ChappaGua, sixth month 2jth, Phebe q:
The wiz take place from the residence Of her sOnin
inst att az ociock p M caTiasss vii
leaves the Gr,nd Central Depot at 1880 4.
~ L. HntSS,y Z IcSss aged Is Years months
am . rS nfe sHS Residences Port Sc%on
y ct @ a' . m NS S R2s %ss The beat aSs Ts a.
mains will be TO Triny Cemetery FOR interment
% u ne sS lsS
Temporary interraeut at Ashland
Maine papers please copy.
LEINKAUF-At Yonker- Locusts'. ard warburton
Iai aud daughter OF Emma the late samuel BenrimO
the i5th year oi her
Funeral will take place wednesday, Juno 2S at 1890
O'Clock nj, rom Grand Centrs Depot.
MANSFIELD-At Nyack on Hudson on Saturday evening,
"a sud enly, Jon T.. Mansfield, aged So
Funeral Wednesday at hs late residence Nyacs The
friends OF the family, and OF his brother Rev L. d. Mans
htld. are invited 70 attend.
MOERIS-In Baldvinsyile " " Friday June 23. 1876
of consumpti James W. Morris, aged A years.
MURRAYIn this oty sunday 25ih inst Robert Murray
In the G2d year oi his age.
The relatives friends OF the family, also members Of
Eureka Lodge 2t3 and NJ are respectfully invited to
attend funeral his late residence No. AL West
Twenty second ST.. this wednesday afternoon at
VIENOTAt Jamaca, l. l., on the 9th irst In the 30th
Mary H. of Emile Nienot and daughter
OF the Rev. r. u. Oukey
Funeral will be held Thursday (29hl Mt n
at her late residence and O'Clock at the Presbyterian
Church.
WApLETGW-In Brooklyn, Tuesday. June 81, Mrs Mary
beloved wife Of a. Madegb IN her 49th
vi:cd attend her funeral Thursday June
30 at o'clock from her late residence II Jererson-st
Brooklyn.
New-York tribune., 1876-06-28

Hae Pausen. Nio0laus Pausen Clara scholse joe
Meyr.eld f. Lnsenan ReDhard Heller WIFE, anu cndIen
H. Fotow f. Bahr and wife, L. Seetbsl M Won Maurer
O. Barna. y Retnaer and wife, Engo snsanne Honman
Ernst KrchneT w Pscht Bauer A Gesemann, Doiothcs
Hene LOnise !Sebecocr, II. Rypinsh Isaac Ephiaim,
and two brothers, g. Haentschei, w BLOOM ana
wife Paul Eocf clDann ,. hctzler u
JeenKo and wife, Barbeto Neurei;her Henfette Baer
IOus Jecke MagnusJos Anger Avis Anger Marcus
and wife, Aug Gotsehalk John pp M&ry ssi.
Gus Gregesen. Tf1tz hrtniD ffahkIl
scbr0edeT MIR Hooper Cen and family. DR. Caccarin
Mr. Dolle Miss Thompson Mr. H0lgkss and wiie Mlst
Vogelbsc FraDz Schneider. Ed. kne L. Oetnscb u sam
SON Mary KaufIualn.
New-York tribune., 1876-06-28
4 TELEGRAM FROM TEMPERANCE MEN.

ST. LOUIS, June 27.-Ihe following telegram
was forwarded the President OF the National Demo
' NEw-YorK, June 81, 1876.
President National Democratic COnrtn0n 81 L0nIs ho
The International Temperance Congress held III Pilh
dclphia sends greeting, and the earn prayer " y %
tIonsunds OF Christian citizens, that ia your
Centennial platform about 10 he adopted you you
lyl pronounce against the tranc III hloonon'
Iiauors ss a chef cause OF crime. paupefisiii
aid uoitcal corruption. and nominate IA. your c.iui
daes for President aud Nlcerresiccnt total ahs,ameIS
fem Intoxicating beverages. and supporters OF the pio
bibiou of the Iu0r traffic the true Iatona issls"
tive policy. "h H. DoD'h' i'''''
New-York tribune., 1876-06-28
THE IRISH RIFLE CONTEST.

DUBLIN, Tuesday, june 21 1870.
In the competition at Wicklow to-day for
places IN the Irish International Tcam the folloWmg
scores were made, each man firing seven shoS at eac
range: 90 -, % yo.o, %
At 300 yards-Johnson. 33 Righy, 32 Fenton; 81
Cooper, 81; Brodigan 81 hnneto; 90 3i' ny ~
20; Wilson, 20 I.ea. %: Ful' on ~ -, ~.
At 600 yar.ls-GoT. 81 Fenlon, 33 ;Joynt ~; Dyas
80; johnson 80; Elsby, 81 Mlner, 81; KOohsoh, 81
Misnn. ~ A nIs.lOnE, -.
New-York tribune., 1876-06-28
PISSENGERS .AKR[YED.

FROM uAMBURG-Ia steamship Wieiand June 27.ar
.nd Ns Liyers,n children Henry Reinets Cailos
Gottne julius PeseI, D. uutteDtas Franz Sinser Gs @
Ussus Nunhy and sou, r. Wakhon DR.. N. LeSefson carr
ass.i Mss Roper r. sudondorf Bertha schmidt and ead
Fianlisla Rossochowitx Jos 1imm 6ast.s p.eiiier. .
ara. fansa Birkholm simon Lewinsohn II. Hirsch Robt
Kaisch a. Hasutschel, 4. Krumm. Emoie Nederhsuser.
iousa Eipsoe Carl Junghans vile and children JohAnls
New-York tribune., 1876-06-28
,,rr,No oy THE NOMINATION.

In the selling of pools last night on the
Presidential nomination by the St. Louis Convention AZ
Morrissey's number were sod ON iiuei y" 9-oo'
-. ,h oo,d eooO In one Tildcn was sold for 800,
Hcndrcks for $40 and Bayar Thurman, and Parker al
nuc lower rates At Johns0ns pool rooms Iiideh was
sod FOR go TO t33 FOR the field No pools on tho nom"
natious we're sold at the Turf Exchange.
New-York tribune., 1876-06-28

We are prepared Pianos and Organs nj prices
asonhngy low Ds.almeDts thai the poorest
devoid OF the luxury VI good instrument People
great deal for little money and Horace Waters
sOns broadway NewYork have not only reduced the
prices OF their celebrated Pianos and Organs Du are selling
well makes ard second hand at lower prices
than before offered, Call and see tncn
New-York tribune., 1876-06-28
yrw.HAMPsH1RE STATE OFFICERS.

CONCORD, N. H., June 27.-The following
State officers were elected by the House and Senate in
Joint convention to-day Benjamin +. Prescott, Sec
Ietary Of state: Scion A. Carter, Treasurer, and T. A.
Jenks State Printer
New-York tribune., 1876-06-28
rrp1n11cAN RATIFICATION IN ALABAMA.

MOBILE, Ala, June 27.-The regular Kepub-
lcan organization this county held the largest and
most enthusiastic meeting last night held here for years
ratifyng heartily the work and nominees of the Cncn
natl Convention.
New-York tribune., 1876-06-28
The Gospel Tent.

Thirty f0urti.st. West, and near Sirth-ave.
Green cars OF Thirty .fourthsL line Dass the Ientb
THIRD WEEK OF SERVICE.
WEDNESDAY, y. m.-Preaehng by Rev O. H. BALL.
p. D.
THURSDAY, 2 D. m.--Preaching by Rev. w. LLOYD.
FRIDAY. 3 D. m.-Ireachtpg by Rev W. Y. ABBOTT.
AFTER.ME EIINGS, at o'clock every evening" will be
conducted by Rev. W. HUMPSrONE
SATURDAY, +. m.-aeeng OF Christian workers. 10 BE-
led by Uncle JOHN NASSAR
singing svery evening by THEODORE E. PERKINS and
MONDAY PRAYER MEETING
every day for one hour under the direction OF
Mr. ALEXANDER LYLE
Seats heo to ALL
Helnors wanted users workers. and sngera Address
9 p. WILLIAMS No 4G East Forty -tirlsL
support Of these services be sent 70
EDWARD L. OWEN, Treasurer,
HS q EAst Forty thirtsS, or No. IL wallsA
New-York tribune., 1876-06-28
5peridl Notices.

Covering for the Feet. -
ALL KINDS OF BOOTS AND SHOES AT REDUCED
ICON CLADs." STRONG STYLE OF SHOE FOR
sr0Rf, MES AND TOURISTS CAN FIND JUST THE
KIND OF SHOE FOR MOUNTAIN TRAVEL.
CANTRElI, 239 aud 2il FOU RTHAVE
Knspp's Extract OF Roots.-Drugg1ss and beermaxers
will 10 their advantage To this article IL not only
makes the best but the cheapest beverage market sold by
all Wholesale Druggists Depot NO. 49, Hudsonst NeSYork
Keeps Custom shirts made TO the very best
So not the slightest obligation 10 take keep OF
Keeps shirts unless perfectly satisfactory 67l Broadway
and 32l Archst, Philadelphia.
Post-Once Notce.-The FOREIGN MAILS for the week
ending SATURDAY. July l. will close az this once On
WEDNESDAY st a. m, for Europc, per steamship Both
ma VIA Queenstown; THU RSDAf AT 1880 q for Flu
rope steamship Lessny via Plymouth Cherbourg and
HAMBURG SAlU URDAT at 10 a. for Europe per steam
ship city Berlin and at 10 for France direct per
seansp Labrador via H2vIe and 10 for scotland
direct must specially addressed Per steamship Ethiopia"
via GLASGOW and at 1l:30 for Europe. steamship
Donau southampton and Bremen. The mails for tho
Nest Indies, Havana, will leave New York June 20
1he mails for Australia &c, will leave san tanerso July
10. 1876 ~ I- JAMES r NJ
Tent ior ~nIe.-An obong TENT. nearly new; size
investment for any wishing make money duiing
the Centennial. Address COWLE :. Tribune Onlce
To Visitors and Srnngers-one OF the yhts OF London
IL tho y AND VAULTS OF tho NATIONAL SAFE De
POST COMPANY 0bntst), l Queen Vctoriast, Hsnson
doned- lire aunhilated, Rnt security attained .
HENRY
New-York tribune., 1876-06-28

Sick Headache, Languor and Melancholy gene
rally spring from Torpid Liver ps9rdeTed % s1ash H y u
oatiycnrss the distressing effects " whch D Nh ~
TIVE PILLS speedily removes by their Deneneh suoa o.
the llary organs they will also lessen the Aeno'a VI
New-York tribune., 1876-06-28
MIDNIGHT WE41HER REPORT


TTODuOITITIf5
For "Wednesday. in the South Atlantic States,
stationary or rising barometer southwest wnds slshS
changes in temperature, and partly cloady weather
For tie lake region, rising barometer, southwest 10
northwest Winds drer. cooler, clear or parity CLOUDY
weather. ,-,- .....
fey north and ,rest ds sfatOndTy or toUeT te"P'd-
f,tss partly ciO,iy 0r cicGr ,redHer -, ,r,
The rivers will generally continue railing on "eGhes-
day except a rise I'm the lowest part OF the ONO
New-York tribune., 1876-06-28
Pianos and Organs.

Linens are made spendidly white by Wishing them wit
PYLE y. X. SOAP. Wa. tn Trying.
New-York tribune., 1876-06-28

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answered by the numerous storms that have taken place
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vail for two days. and possibly longer
New-York tribune., 1876-06-28


ALabama-LeToy y. Walker.
Arkansas-L. v. Maguire.
CalifoInia-John \. Hager.
ColoradO-t. j. Marshall.
Observation-Disclosures
Delaware-George Gray.
Fiorida-John WestcOtt.
Georgia-E. +. Howell.
Illinois,. A. MeCi Tnand.
IndiaDa-D. w. voorhees,.
IOwa-Il. II. TIimble.
KaDsas-Tnos. J.. Davis.
Kentucky-Alvin Duval.
LOuisieua-R. III. Mari.
Msiue-D ID. 4. Hastings.
Maryland--Geo. Freaner.
MassachJsetts-E. Avery.
Michigan-W. j.. Bancroft.
MiuneSDte-DRuiel Buck.
New-York tribune., 1876-06-28

The undergDed citizens OF Se5rask beng deeply n-
pressed with the belief that Change III TIC Constitution
OF the United States extending the Presidential term u
ak years, aud making the neunbent lneiigge 10 re-
ana pure and honorable administration OF the GtLeia
proposition be placed before the people plank
platform and furthermore, that the numerous Oi1ces
ished and all salaries be regulated accordance with
the reduction in money circuiap9n, the shiIkaHe %
tile entire country. LoRIs MILLER, T.. WhkELi'
ENOs Low, and 80 Others.
The Secretary then upon rcqaest, recommended the
times and places OF meeting OF the various committees,
and the Convention took recess until O'Clock p M
PERMANENT ORGANIZATION.
The Convention reassembled at $40 o'clock. Law
renee English, Chairman Of the Committee on Creden
tias then reported that there contested seats
lspplausel and that the States fully represented
tReuewed applausel
Mr. Finch (of Iowal offered resolution to give Terri
tories representation in the Convention as States
delegate from Maryland moved to amend the report
10 give the District OF Columbia representation in
the Convention without right TO vote.
This made TO include Territories, and tho report
was then adopted
An incident occurred pending the discussion on the ad
mission of Territorial delegates TO seats Gen. Williams
Of Indiana, known as Blue jeans" came UP or the
platform, and being recognized by the delegates,
slutcd with cheer An enthusiastic Kansas delegate
his ana sad, propose three hearty cheers
for Blue Jeans Williams the next Governor OF indiana
Inc COnNcnuOn Ellcd 10 respond, Ont lhu3heu BOol
nsturedy at the disappointment OF the Kansas delegate
Mr. Hanna OF Missouri, from the Committee on Per
msDent Organization, reported FOR permanent President
Gen John A. NcCernand Of Illinois, for VicePfesidents
and Secretaries, from each State. The temporary
secretaries with Mr. Prince oi Boston chief rec
ommendcd and the working secretaries ana Mr. Able
TO continue as scrgeantatArms.
The Committee or Organization also recommended
that the rules and regulations OF the National Demo
cratic Convention OF 1872 lie adopted by this Convention
for the government Of the proceedings. Adopted
The Chairman appointed Daniel W. VOORHEES, OF In
diana lsppianse1 Gen. Fitzhugh Lee Of Virginia Zap
plausel, and Gov. william Dorshemer Of New York
70 escort Gen. McClerDand the chair The last two
being absent, Thomas s. Bocock and Manton Marble
we're appointed to act IN their places
An effort made by q delegate from Indiana to have
T. o. Perrin OF NewYork the well-knowD reading secre
tary Of I'VE other National Conventions, added TO the
reading secretaries motion for hs appointment was
lost BY decided majority This was test Of strength
betwses T1den and sntiTiiden men. Mr. Perrin having
The daily gazette., 1876-08-19

But l don't know who you are.l
But / do
you must bring some one here
that knows you
Don't / know myself!' eXelaim'
cd the checktender.
But l must know you. You
may be Tom Jones for all that l
know.
you mustbc u consarned TOOL
to think I'm some one else!
erowled the man in responce.
you must be identified observ'
ed the cashier.
That's my name tell ye,and this
is me, and if this bank gets rilet
I'll lick the hull cromd OF you ovel
behind that railing!'
The cashier wouldn't pay, and
the man couldn't find any one
who knew him, and at noon hi
was waiting d" for that feller VIII
sassed him to come out
The daily gazette., 1876-08-19
DRUG STORES.
w. E. WILLIAMS,
ID r u G G I s T
Ninth and Marked Streets,

KeeIs full line Of
DRUGS AND MEDICINES,
PureIfresh, and carefully selected for
DISPENSING PRESCRIPTIONS AND
FILLING ORDERS for FAMILY USE. -
FrRsr-THE BEST QUALITY 0BTA1NA-
BILE.
Never sacrificing quality for cheapness.
SEcoND-REAsONABLE PRICES.
Special attention paid to compo ding
PRESCRIPTIONS CAREFULLY AND AC.
CURATELY, BY
W, E. WILLIAMS. DR. = gist.
Corner Ninth and Marke treets..
feb8-tt Wilmi ton. Del.
The daily gazette., 1876-08-19

IT WAS HE.-A man forty years
old, and as long as rail; went
into a bank, Saturday, to get the
cash on a $l5 cneck, drawn by a
party living in Nankin Townshig.
"You will have to be identified" F"
said the cashier as he looked al
the check.
"I'm the man." was the reply.
The daily gazette., 1876-08-19
NOTRE DAME
Of Maryland Collegiate lnst'I'
For Young Ladies

Near Govanstown, Baltimore COUNT :
conducted by the School Sister
of Notre Dame. A
This Institution is most desiraoy v.r N.ri
three miles north of Baltimore, ana ~ SSs,
ded with every accessory for health w
fort. The system OF education pursus,ss d
signed to to develop the mental. moISd
physical powers of the children, 70 inSIia
refined. accomplished and useful mGIii q IT'D
society. In the regular course whlcn Kiln Tsrs
the German and French languases., s.,r5 "a
of pupils is limited to one hundred aD'
PAKLOH BOARDERs. II.
for young ladies who desire p'lya'
ments, number limited to fourteen, nd
Young Ladies whose health reqIqiat,'aii qI =, d
privileges, can be accommodated II a. o
class country residence. locateu appGa
rounds. provided fifteen pQsl'fiSssu suv. ~ Ei
tions are made before the loth OF nT f,T n.
cational advantages are the SANE os iSa
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