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Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1876-02-26
IIroznG nestestf.
POlugIakeeIDsIe.

POughkcepsIe, "a. IN Jeden
spaci vdz drahy Harlem Extension yGera
V noci shofel, pfi cenlz p. Bssel, MATTEL
Shermanhousu Chicago, Sc syncm svym
uhofo. Nest6sti spdsobeno vysinutim Sc
vozu 2 koleie. Ostatni pocestni ien tel
Sc zachranili polo nebo zcela vysyletoni.
O processu j Babcocka.
viz dvodni tlanek. Osvobozeni ieho
vsecAy pfitomnG nesmirn6 Prekyapilo.
Porota dohodla Sc ma raz. Ma zakladd
uvedenych d6kaz6 a vedle navodu sond-
ce DiIlona nemohla pry obzaIoyantho od-
souditi,-vyslovli sc diva porotcI. Bah
cox Sc kazdGmu Mich osobnG podGkoyal.
Nez nalez poroty pfocten, byl Babcock
popelayG bledy, dolui ret Sc mu chvGI a
celG tGlo Sc tfaslo.
V osm hodin vetcr poctGn byl zastavc-
nitkem Cd pfiyrzencd Grantoyych. Storrs
Krum mluvii shromdzltn6mu Gdu,
pozdtii Sc Babcock, byv vyyolap, obic-
vii, ably Sc "a prokazanou poctl podtko-
val. - General Sherman blahopfal mu
osobn6.
The daily gazette., 1876-11-13
d" WHEN 1 WA; YOUNG. ),

All old people like to talk about tn,
days when they were young.
Everybody likes to fight his battle
over.
When we get to be middle aged, W,
think and talk, not of the future, bl,
| that of the past. We do not say, Z" an
going to do this or that we say, "Wher
did" this and that.
Almost all elderly people decry the pre-
sent.
They never saw such hard times n
these.
Things were not so when they wer,
young. If one might believe his grand
father, the world fifty or seventy-fiv,
years ago was very moral place. AL
the people were honest, or, at least, dis
honesty was the exception.
Nobody cheated. Nobody schemed fol-
position. Politicians were q set of meI
who de, outly loved their country. jus
tice was always done in the courts. .Ju
rors were never bribed. Judges wer,
pure. Lawyers had consciences Churche.
were holy places. Ministers were al
faithful disciples.
Doctors always got people well as soor
rs possible without regard to making
long bills. Farmers put on few more
apples and potatoes than We're strictly
required for a bushel, when selling suci
Ip IItlI ntlHIlDOrS.
Day laborers worked for fifty cents :
day, and worked just as well when theil
employer was out of sight as they die
when he was by.
Everybody was sorry when anybody
was sick. Everybody mourned wher
anybody died. People had good health
Their hair staid on their heads till they
died, and ley mostly died of old arc
Their teeth held out to the last. They
did not have neuralgia, catarrh, dipthc.
ria, bronchitis, cere- IN o-spinal meningi.
tbs, or if they did, they did not dream
anything so bad in name could be the
matter with them, and they called it n
dispensation of providence, and let il
60 at that.
In those days the girls were all models
of propriety, and never lighted Their
sweethearts to the door so as to SAY good
by out from under the eye ofthe old folks
no, indeed. They never painted OF
wore chignons, or bustles, or pin-backs al
high-heeled boots, or hung their bonnets
on the tops oftheir combs.
They never giggled in company, OF
laughed when anybody fell down in slip
perry weather, or pinned the schoolmas.
ter's coat-tails together round his chair
| or wanted to see how it would seem tC
be kissed by a fellow with mustache.
The young men were models. They
| never called their 'the governor" or theil
! mother ''the old gol' and they never
| tlirted, or danced the German, or huggeC
| any girl buttheir own.
Oh, those were rare olddays, and if ho
had only lived then how we should hav,
enjoyed them.
But our old inhabitants are apt to be ;
little forgetful, and the glamour of th'
past beclouds their memory to some eX-
| tent.
Andw we consult history we ar,
fain to conclude that the world a hun
died years ago was good deal like TIN
world Of to-day and the men and womei
had as many vice and as many virtue
as we ofthe ninthteen century.
1t is the same old world inspite of al
and the millennium is not likely t
come this century.
The daily gazette., 1876-11-13
English Barbarian.

a horrible story, if the facts prove cor
rect, was told at an inquest lately held on
the body of a child bora in the tramp
ward of the Birmingham Work House.
According to the evidence given the moth
er was locked up in the ward all night.
There was no means of communication
with the other parts of the house. The
other occupants Of the ward-iive women
did all they could to attract the atten-
tion of the officials when the mother of
unfortunate infant was taken ill at in
the morning, All through the night they
hammered at the door with their hands
and with stick, but in vain. AT 4.30
the child was born, and when the clock
struck and the door was unlocked. it was
found dead by its mothers side. The
woman herself-who for a wonder. is still
alive-could not, it appeared, even get a
drop of water during the night; for, al
though she entreated the other tramps to
give her some, they dared not attempt
this, as they not knowing anything about
such matters, they were afraid to inter
fere.' The Coroner adjourned the in
quiry.-PdN MAJ Gazette.
The daily gazette., 1876-11-13

Three yellow fever interments were re-
ported in Savannah yesterday.
The daily gazette., 1876-11-13
The Cause of the '!SDI0siOm,
From the Keokuk Constitution.


| would invite you to my house bruddcr
JACKSON, said Deacon johnson, as he
emerged from church, last Sunday even
ing, "but dunno as we'll git any supper
dis night, the cook stove am so dretflilly
out ofrepair,"
What's de matter wild lie stove?''
Nv by, you see cold wedder am comm
on and woods gettin' skese an high. an
I've structed de folks to be berry ekno-
comical in de usin' OBJ it. We's bin buy
in in small lots, an last night bein' out
OBJ fuel sent one OBJ my boys ober to a
neighbor's to borrow q few sticks. De
man or his family had gone to bed OWN
to de 1ateness OBJ de hour, am dat bov.
who would 'spise to do unhonest trans,
action, wrote out his note for de value
OBJ de wood, an droppin' it iu promi.
ment place in de wood-shed, shoul.
dered an armful an brought it home"
''Jess So"
"Well, a fire was kindled cle tea kittle
put on. de ole woman she is gittin' dc
supper. All OBJ sudden, puff went dc
stove, Zoom; ke swish kushlush went
something, and as j tumbled over | saw
de old woman maxim for de roof wild dc
tea httle anc. stove plates followin' her
while de boys and de gals was as brack
/ wild smut as dc ace of spades. DE stoyc',
| goose was cooked for Il fact"
| What was de cause of de 'sploshumo'
"Im strongly 'clined to believe dat dai
was powder in dat wood, an dat de DOW
der was done put in dar by dat Whit,
man to ketch some thievin' darkeys wa
nebber buys no wood, an Dressed eff
| kont think dat man 'spects me, kase h,
couldn't tinddat note, and won'tmakc an,
| 'pologies."
| Dat am an outrage
For fact, an de chillen's supper wa
| spilled, too"
The daily gazette., 1876-11-13

The average majority on the Legislative
and Levy Court tickets is about 1900
Sussex County--Oficial.
TILE unrE E0R EI ECrOnS
The daily gazette., 1876-11-13
a Wife Strategy.
Dttroitt FREQ Pres {.

D1troitt FREQ Pres
y married couple living on Elizabeth
street do not always agree, and when the
thoundercloud looms upthe husband goes
off on spree and remains away from
home for several days ata time. The wife
gets over her madness and seeks to brine
him back, but he pays no heed to the
messengers or the warnings of the police
Yesterday morning, after he had been
absent three days, taking up quarters at
hotel, the wife hung Grape on the door.
knob 1t wasn't long before all the neigh.
bors were rushing in, and in an hour m
so word reached the husband. He made
bee-line for home, believing that his
wife had committed suicide, and wonder.
ing what the coroner's jury would have
to say. He was paler than milk when be
opened the gate, and the boys said his
legs were shaking as he entered the
house. Just what he thinks about sncl
stragetic move on the part of a wife came
TO the knowledge of the boys in the nj
ley. They heard him through the onrr
kitchen door call out "Well, saw it's i
mean trio ks to make fun of such solcmI
thing as DEATH"
The daily gazette., 1876-11-13
THE PUmpK m.

Little folks are much bcholden.
To the pumpkin fair and golden.
Who within a pumpkin shell
Put his wife, and kept her well"
Peter, Peter, was the man;
Catch the fellow if you can,
Cinderella, for her carriage,
Cinderella, for her marriage,
To the pumpkin owed debt;
Has she paid it, think you, yet.
Jack-a-Lantern is beholden
To the pumpkin, fair and golden;
But the shell is his alone;
For the pudding is our own;
And, if we the stalk can take;
We pipe to play on make.
The Nurserg
The daily gazette., 1876-11-13

The President yesterday ordered Gen.
Sheridan to New Orleans to take com
mand OF the U. S. troops there. Sheridan
left Chicago last night for New Orleans.
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cOSGRE;sNass.s @Le'zz% S@NTs<sS.

By virtue OF The .:.thority vested in IL by tae
5 ate Conservative Cammittoo, 10 hereby de-
sisnate WEDN ESD&E, TIC %O.u day 81 Au-
gust, 1876 rs the time. aud tHnc'ty 81 A!cyanfrla
as the place, for hniin: c. invention - ncln !"
nate the Conservative c+nIi1ate To- Congress IN
the Slh Cong!essionn: District "i Virginia.
The convcutiun viii be composed: II live dele
gates from each rns.>tera distti2I II the c"ua-
ties of Grange, Madison, t,upooer. N@ppnhnn-
mock, Fsuquier, t'a'rtax. ',ond"an Al"%""''r's.,
Frederick, Clarke and Warren, and one dele
gate from each voting precinct n lac cities Of
Alexandra and Wincaoste-, snt the basis Of
voting in said C;ng"a.si 'nni convc!.1on shall
b. one vote for every one hundred votes en-; irr
Governor kompe7 II NHvnmhsT 1873
JOHN I. LIFEit..
!. y. ? WE.
} <. STkuTHE&,
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TELEGRAPH NEWS.
Foreign News.

LISBON, Aug. l9.-lu cons qucnce OF tht
fioaDrlal crisis there was geucrai run on tht
haaks here Yesterday and they were cnmpellec
to close their doors. Several will suspend pay
ulent. The bank # Portugal is also closed
All the -n~pe0li"g bank, have assets IN excess
OF liabilities. !ne present embarrassment J:
sIIeiy due 10 the scarcity Of silver ccln. sup.
piics Of which are XII c,c,! r0,u LONDON, an1
il is thought lbat o. LIS a,,:va! the crisl WI
terminate | IS expected hat al oinc!ai o."
&c will be pu>t:ot to morrow grazing de-
lay If wo NOT; is for ;ho pay n1cnt q CONNER
clai bills.
LONDON, Aug l0.-rhe Scgtch rife team
wiz On - 70 connect lii the Centennlal rifle
matches embarked a. Liverpool 10 day on the
Cuuard iine steamer Boihnla
Tie Hii!iacls and lialou line steamer liah1,
which sailed from Livcrpool "Wednesday, the
lGsD ;ustani. Tor New York, has on board
the Thames professional iour who are - part
G. aatc IN The iuie!natiunaI regatta Al Pnl!aucl-
pl;a.
PARIS August - A Iresh prosecution has
bee 6 mmcnceG aya.s tle Ofe!is l. iionlne
(acw.uapcr) for publishing articles insusing
the Chrmb.r "t n@rG.ies.
BAYREUTr. Angus; 10 -r;v' hund!cd per
son. were present. 1t the tauuurt last night
giyan in honor ni tinrc Wagner. Alter maxi <
>nacc'. when ras ouiir applaud Herr
Wagner was cr4,4a j wa silver amt laurel
wreatA
BELGRADE August 10. --Di<paiches from
Geuvra Tchernagctt t. t''l"c: Mi'au r"rori
that his aHuly i ri.o i rcorgau'z;d and ready
10 &c sumo tins offensive.
Al xlr,or,;!nary Eu':ivct c)puc'l was hcId
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1lLpEN AND HENDRICKS CLUB meet
iDg 81 the Central Tlllen and Hendricks Club
was held at the Sur engiuc house last hight,
with X K"mper, Pr,sidc1t, AID John L. NJ
gent, Secretary.
The President stated thu, he had appointed
n committee Oh rules, 10 accoruauce with tn.
resolution # the last meeting, and presented Il
report iran that comml'tor recommending GER
la5G rules fer the government OF the club,
winch, after suu.e dcba" on minor points OF
detail, wrr, amended and adopted.
Mr.. John Smoot suggested that Ia order
to NIX, the meetings of the club mere Inter
csilug the President invite some local speaker
to address the members at each mecilng.
On motion OF j. NJ. johnson, the Executive
Committee were instructed to make arrange
meuts for mass meeting Of the citizens al
soue early date.
The Chair announced the Executive Com
nj tee as fol-, W.:
trst Ward- John ". Burke George Dut
fey and Orlaodo Wood.
Second Ward Geo. l.. Simpson, Theo ii.
Firki, and Geo S. Smith.
Third Ward-Isoac Erchberg, j. |. Beck.
ham aud Vim: II. Smith.
Fourth Wari-John NJ. johnson, Berj. T.
Dudley aud lin T. Sweeney.
during the mcctiGg the Whltestonc Club
cutered the hall in i body and took part 10 the
pr"cecdiugs.
1t was agreed that the meetings Of the club
be held OF Thursday evening Of each week,
aud the club adjourned until next Thursday
NIGHT
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J,ecaE ssrevistrs.

The Resignation Of Rev. Ii, :. Laws a. pas
| tor q! M mi Z,n church, az Arlington, 'as
been accepted and a vote o! 'hanks 'e"u'i'u
| him for ms eleven years Of service
Mr.. Sefcr Blouse, at his place, upper eau OF
K!rv street has one u TIC no*: ri'S"n'!y a.
ranged pear gardens in tins Scc'ioa u! 'n I
| country He has tn flu IL every variety anu
the greatest psoiusion,
! The Bachelors Clut OF this city started this
morning on ,9c, k rip 70 The 'cntIuuIai.
CIRCUS, o.! john Robirs, ns circus gives
two exhibitions ii ,his city on Moutay ntXi.
The show cm,s to Us mighty s"comme"dea ESQ
M doubt will nave crowded. aud,nccs 1T bcth
exhibitions
Persons of slicniary !ahit,. aud oVcrE kcd,
find in DR.. Bu;i's Vegetable Pills >pccii,t. i''
want of Appetite, Patpi'at!oo. D"al!ity, Goa
slpatiou, and many other namc!ess al.inehts'
At the drug stores.
Eureka Tooth Powder is prepared only by
f. Ii. Wells, Doutist, Washington, n las
done his best and i vii II 4 short ,Iuc m The
only one US d. al drug stores. oa'y %
cents.
mo Cure, NO PAY w aothofiz our
Agents ~ gu .raitcc that our Medicine, Il
taken according IL di.cc'ion viii relieve cooat'
ratinu AID the diseases Incident 70 torpid
liver: anG # ans one will NV j.. positive
proof that i, mas not rrodUcos WI we guar
:,ntce, they arc cu;i:i d 10 a return Ct tcair
money. provided they IKE tbs gaGa'Gr o:Hi.
mons Ii?cr K au,atar ~ TIE directions
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T5NHE US uENSIGNED. \ TEACHER OF
L long experience in training youth IN the
h ome school, in The Ioun., Ladies' Seminary,
desires situation in private family or home
school. Course OF udy-Engii,h. Elementary
and Higher Latin, Greek and Mathematics.
>st::!a c.ory references given Adiress w u.
FAG Il, % Linden avenue, Baltimore, Md.
;...; t)uE
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CT. JOHNS ACADEMY.

The Thirty gbth Annual Session will com
rlcnce Oh MONDAY, Septe nbor An
The advantages are: Experienced teachers
improved classification, military discipline, and
= fine library aud apparatus Charge for bosrd
and tuition sG2 80 i quarter session Of two and Il
half months Eariy application will be ne"cs-
sAry to secure admission. For Catalogues and
other Information address
RICHARD l. GAME, A. NJ, Principal,
stlp .;-a0lm Drawer u 4 lnyaudra Va
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VIRGINIA FEMALE INSTITUTE,


Rev T. II PHILLIPS, i u Rector,
Assisted ny large corps Of ex perencod officers.
Thut' second annual session will commence
iepl + Patronage represents nineteen states
Buildings spacious Grounds extensive. Terms
mo.crnta Churches OF seven denominations
" thin three :a,nutcs' wax. Ger Catalogues
address the Rector, or Hon. IL. w. Shofey
jy 2E2aWd&twim
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sxr,xssO.>.s. IDsG.,'ICs. Sc.
= EXCURSION TO GhI MONT.

4 80
sEsai. .sssE
STEAMER RESS-THHRSDAI AU-
LUST 2ith 1876
The Alexandria Catholic beneficial Society
will give their eignta annual excursion, on
Thursday, August 2itn, 1876. To G'ymcnt.
P,oTORiUS CELEBRATED Bi..5ycS end
STR: Nc BAND has been engaged Tor the o1-
cason
The steamer Express has been chartered Cor
the o. casior, and WI. leave King street wharf
ut s 80 y. N, and 30 md I 80 p M: returning,
leaye Glynont a. 80 and Ii p m
Tcket:-Gentlcman and lady 81 gentleman
75c; lady zoe; children and >crvants zoe.
Committee Of Arrangements Aarlc",
K III Latham z. +. German, john D@nae!y,
james J. Doberty.
Remember. Express and Pistori. aug Is ID
INANlp MEETlNt1-All persons wishing to
~ visit the beautiful! cacnpinI groumts - tn"
III. h Church, on top Of the Blue "i"Ea II.
Clarke comfy, Virgins, will be conveyed from
Roun1 Hill w. " .. K. K, to the place !>r
hell fare by HARRIS STAGE line. Meet
ing commences Ausu,t -, 1876
Re-. L. ". FALL,
aug ll-lw Minister in charge
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.7.Tt 5 tisE. =. Z =.

TNTERTAlNMEN, -Ibar2 viii 5e 80 cn-
READING, III ptA.tuDI IAi.l!, On IU ~
DAY, August - by j. ~. E1AkLAH y blind,
assisted by : blind lady, = resident Of .A:s city
Admission DE aug: - 81
rlrU CApIThLI~ -.
i Finding it impossible %ith my limstel
III cans to meet tn cots SANITY Increasing .2:i:&ad
for ny Gas, APP ahAT:.S, h.vctl"lcrm;ne d
TO tan o in Il partner. Cali on me ~ 20 o5 i''E8
street, or No \. PIT st, "r address
ADUNi> HEAUi&T,
aur i9-lw AcHAnGrls W.
TINE DEMAND FIR UtTk FIFTY CENT
4 TEAS--Japan, UotoiE and Gun: o":!.r--
continues TO increase 4nyir Superior QG.!l.y i
f,f' ~O +. j. DAVIDSON,
aug 10 ~ ninS street.
DRESEKVlNG SUGARS vi w
L aug 10 } 6. y !. MIL8u IN ;.
N,ATURa L KIEU}uCa>u ALL RiT-
~ TEX WATER, imported !roaa GeEsnany,
in bottles, and highly reco'nn1"1Ihed o. our own
customers lis Nh excellent ;iurg:!ire ior W"ak
constitutions; also SaraLoga. E>iierd, L"po"
and Bullalo Itnia "ntcr, .or 80" ~ ~,
my ID h. :. lis ABB ga ] nN y bttO
I,ANSl FANSl-Wc are Offering ihrge
L. and choice selection OF Fhia, i" oiN u"
on, Chinese AMI .tnpnncsc. ut very low prices:
Anc thcr supply II EU1ThE@ and moor
''' = " FERGUSON Y BAn..
myl3 g6 King street
UNITY CENT JAPAN TEa-Iho cpntin-
Il ued Increased dou.;::d for iiis Ia IS sni!i-
cient proof of It's merits. Customers clio nave
been paying one dollar per 10 take this with
preference. Try ii.
% ~; md 10 i!ns street.
.HOlCE FAMILY FLOUR
We hsve iust recc:Ecs: = sup = 0; NE ne"
nroc,sS UCEOQ> AN EAMlL! ELpUH i, ana
We guarantee satisfaction IN All CASTS Fol
sale by ..... ,,.,,,
jy Is WaSHlS4A1'N div,
N1ASON'S CRACKERS AND CAKES
| AVA coda, Crmped Water, Cres:2, Arr"wT""i,
| Pearl oyster, Mushrooms, iemon, Frat aGa
Cornhl, Crackers, ard Orange Shrewsbury and
Sugar Cakes md Ginger maps, All fresh IRON
the bakery. For sale hy
aug Is + }. DAVIDSON, IA King st.
TURNIP SEED! ,r,7,, :, y pen,
LANDKETH'S NEW CROP rUHNlr
SEED, Of all the usual varieties Price, lower
! thsn ever before known
IL rs T. 5 LEArBEATER y BRO
| zUST RECEiV En--luu bills GCCGQUAN
u HIGH GRADE FLUU X sal ) w Pho.
| CESS FAMILY do, made rom new an old
wheat This Flour has heretofore given great
satisfaction, and is fully Warranted 20 be ul' she
standard For sale by
~ ,S-2m WASHINGTON S. BkJ.
| Y OOkI LOOK
| CROQU ET 5 L IS,
| have this day received :: III: lire OF tee
above, with prices to SUIT the tmc. III Soode"
| boxes from 81. Is - 50 por sci
il 10 Z. G. BERRY, - King st.
IVY NEW YORK STEAmER,-J re
d ceived, Berker Mills Beacaed Cotton
Appleton Drills, and other new goods: =
| Naapvs ii. G.. SLA MAkEk CO.
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BOARD OF HEALTH The Board of Health
net ast night and organized by the election of
{. &. Berry President and Joseph Hopkins
Secretary The following assignment to duty
wa ordered
Isl Wara--J oscpb Hopkins and Michael
i}ussar'.
2nG Wsrd--Georec IL Robinson aud John
lIannon.
SID Ward-J. H. d. Smoot aud Owen NJ
gent
4,h Wnrd-J. w. Nalisaud j. D. Javips.
The Board then aGj urncd to meet at
oclyk p. NJ. on the 22l lost. to consider sun
dry reported nuisauccs. &c.
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VIM. II. Davis has been appointed postmas.
ter at Bealeion, Fauquler county. Va, vice
Charles y. Embrey removed
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5. J. REED

GrOIIgE-Thc ..l.ntion Of oil parties ow-
- ing g.a bl!s is caIiod TO the following res
osu.lon I'd Dated At toe last meeting OF the Com
ntt:e Oh Ligr.
.:ke.olved Tn>t the Superintendent be, snd
r.. j. hereby instructed 10 collect AL bsck bills
due th.t,ne WORKS, and if the same are not paid
by ,e,te.nD.r 9TH he :haI' CIT OF the gas from
n. promise, OF al delIhquoAls and proceed TO
collect b. dist-&int or otherwise"
.o,,., therefore, all parties owing bills will
come forward and pay the same, and thus re-
news. M. Of the fuIEiment If dlsayr eea5Ic duty.
auv l-2.wtd VI H. NASH Su.'i.
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SCHOOL FOR GIRLS,

/ 3 ID oChOo" foh '7lF'ho'
Having engaged frat class Teacher, pro-
pose opening select school for limited num-
Der 81 pupils, first session TO begin 18Th of Sep
temi,oT ard close 18th Of June. The situation is
pheasant wholesome, easy OF access, with Nh Epis-
c"pal church within walking distance, y post
ctf 3e and daily mail Not only will special At
.cs.tion be paid to the mental and religious cut
turo Of the scholars but their physical culture
will be considered.
Miss LuCy NELSON, the principal Teach
er, brings the highest testimonis's 5: an inilruc-
tro.s in Latin, French, Mathematics uad the
higher kng sh branches
Hiss Z. j. SMITH. Assistant
Miss FOX Foucher of Music
Terms: For session Of nine months $3.50, MALT
payable in advance; the othur half The first Of
February. This includes board washing, Eng
llsh Tuition Music with use OF Piano, French.
Latin and Mathematics
keferences-Rev. Z. T, Davis, LeasbArg !;
Rev. . a kinsoving, Haiifix Court House !
Rev ". II. Dame, h!exandrai Key. DR.. Mn
negcrodc, Richmond; Bishop nudIy, Louisville.
Direct - Mrs. q GORGE CARTER. Datlnr is
7. D., Loudoun CO., Va ~ l9-cot0l
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.r SUNDAY EXCURSIONS

-r--~ SUNDAY EXCURSIONS
.E1$SuYgSEEr OF THE
MARY " ASHiHGTeN
Will hereafter BE- made only TO MOUNT Fklf-
NON SPRINGS, where no intoxicating drinks
will be sold on the grounds or Boat iwo trips
leaving Prince street wharf nj i0a II. M return
ing at :! p. IN iare 80 is. second 'rp' 'c.V'nS
ut a. D. M, returning nj s; fare - "ts Those
going on the fist trip can return Oh IN" second
trip free Of charge Refreshments, including
good country mix, cen be mad on the grounds
Persons wishing to spend Il pleasant day j" the
country, VII, u good water ana s""ic "ao"EG,
can do it. j. Z3-ti
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For ZEN I
FISH !!
= Ess!


z EES7El
] respectfully invlt: inc attention OF my
..Y3HfS Non - .0gtn Union stree. and No
Ii south wharf, wn"fc have on hand and an
receiving 5,.iy I. large supply OF ali kinds OF
Fish Just received lne lot of AAChhhEL
And 200 bis to arrivc. | keep constantly OF
hand ali Kinds of POTOMAC HERRING and
SHAp, LABRADOR nEkKl SG ~ Ina
SHDKE spill NLHEiNG, ROUND HER
hIEG, SCOTCH HERRING lii boxes, COD
Fish, ". ,,,.,,
Lass nave on hand large supply OF PlCk-
Les, in IBIS, Uoy0J pb., 1900 nbls and pals,
for fnm..y use; ..l.o MINED CHOW CHOW
sud Gi.i..k4l.,, wUIcH uin prepared TO sell
~ low figures. NM,
leZs ,. j. NEEN
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pOT0MAC ACAnEM

iFUi tJM NC HNA n Vt
Z (Formeriy : lex Boarding. School)
Established by Beajsmin HalIowel in 1924.
= complete English, Classical and Mathe-
NAUTICAL course taught; also French, German
and Spanish. Next session will commence
SEPTEMBER 20 Catalogues furnished at re-
quest.
Terms-For board, tuition, washing and
lights, $50 per hall session in advance. For day
scholars SIS for tuition in English branches,
81 20 in Greek and Latin teGch) and $3.50 is
Monern Languages (ealh) per quart"r in nd
vance JOHN s. BLA kB;fRN, Principal,
aug 3-2aWtt Alexandria, Virginia