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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-12-11
yb.vrootIt wi,hou, striking.

w1LKzsBARRE, PA, December 10
A ten per cent reduction In wages Of
miners goes into effect to-day at the
mines OF the Lehigh and Wlikesbane
coal company, operated by Charles
Parish & Company. The men have
accepted the situation and will remain
at work upon condition that old wages
will be restored when the price Of Goa
warrants II.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-12-11

BoaERr, December l0,--To three
o'clock this afternoon the situation
was unchanged, The Russians occupy
StateritTa aud Jakowitza and the
Turks are confronting them.
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Trouble Expected In Lincoln County
Kentucky.

LOUISVILLE, December l0.-A dis
patch from stamford, Kentucky, 90, 9
serious trouble is expected at any mo-
ment In Lincoln county In conse-
auence OF the capture OF several out.
laws there last week.
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me win go 60 Sing Sing.

New York, Dec. 10. The applica-
ton for q stay OF sentence In the case
OF the convicted insurance president
Jshn L. Case, was denied.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-12-11

A visit Of inspection VIII
abundantly repay the public,
"a they will find q large stock
Of Goods at low prices.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-12-11
Arrested for Murder

LOWELL, Mass, December 10.-Wil.
liam II Devllns was arrested TO day
for the murder Of his wife and child
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Noon Associated Press Report,l
WASHINGTON, December 10 -- The
statement that Senator Ransom will
champion Mr. stephens railroad bill
IN the senate ia premature. lie ia In
favor OF the road, but IL member OF
the aeuate committee on the Pacific
railroad. He dlSavOws special prefer
ence at this time for either as against
ANY OF the different bills.
Judge Culberson, Of Texas, will de-
cline the Chairmanship on the Pacific
railroad committee on account OF hav.
ing been n director and counsel for the
Texas Pacific road Mr. Morrison,
third on the list, will probably be apN
pointed chairman. Thecommitteeco con-
slider that Speaker Randall exhausted
his control over the craftsmanship
when he designated the committee, anG
that Potter declining, Throckmorton
succeeds; and declining, Morrison sue
ceeds, and that designations by Ran
dali, to make the committee full, take
their places at the tail OF the COM
mittee. There will be three bills in.
troduced in the senate. General Ran
som will champion the bill Of Mr..
Stephens; Mr.. Johnson, of Virginia,
will Introduce an omnibus bill, COW
ering all tho branches, and the house
bill Will also be presented. Friends Of
the road hope to get the affair in such
condition as to encourage n hope OF
prompt legislation after the recess.
The sub. committee of the committee
on elections, of the house, have con
cluded hearing the Louisiana, Col0ra-
do and Massachusetts contests, but will
not report to the full committee until
after the holiday recess.
Harlin took his seat on the supreme
bench this morning. There were 10
formalities beyond the declaration OF
the chief Justice that he held his COM
mission and the administration Of the
oath.
At the expiration of the morning
hour, Wadleigh, of New Hampshire,
chairman Of the committee on priyi
leges and elections, called up the reso'
luton reported from that committee
last week, declaring j. b. Eustis en-
titled to his seat AZ senator from Louis
lana, from January II, 1878, for the
term ending Marcn B, 1879.
IDgalls, OF Kansas, who signed the
minority report, spoke in opposition
to the report, claiming tnat the
papers presented by Mr. Eustis were
defective.
The Eustis case ia up. He will be
installed in an hour or two.
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We have large line OF Goods to which
we direct especial attention. A large va
riety Of Dolls, dressed and undressed, large
and small. Handsome line of Toy Furni-
ture. A line of Fancy, Shell and Wood
BOX $. Magnificent assortment OF Hand
kerchiefs put up especially for the Holiday
Trade.apd will make splendid Christmas
OF New Years present.
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WASHINGTON.
The Texas and Pacific Bill
Before tho Senate.
Only S35 900, 900 Asked TO Complete
the Maine Line 10 San DlegO-Thc
Blll stripped of all Cum.
brOuS Branches.
The Mexican Question Agitatinu Congress
Fears Entertained that Blood May
Flow Reagan and Mills Make a
! Bold Stand for Texas,

Morrison IN the Line of Succession 10
the Texas and Pacific ChaiTmaushIp
-HnrIan SWOrn Ina Rs supreme Judge
Eusiis' case Reported from tho
Committee,
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might Associated Press Report,


The Union League club, OF New
York, gives the president and lady a
reception the twenty first. There will
be no speeches.
Colonel Polk, doorkeeper, is before
the committee on accounts in relati II
to the employment of the extra force
during the extra sessessiOn. There Is
no serious trouble about the matter.
The regular employees were some
what scattered, and rs they were com.
missioned for two years, the confus-
sion was unavoidable and the irregu.
larity will no doubt be condoned.
The acknowledgement directs Bing-
ham to resume the postmastership at
Mobile, Wickersham having failed OF
confirmation ut the extra session.
Wickersham is in denomination.
There is little doubt of his ultimate
confirmation.
Governor Mccormick remains in the
assistant secretary's Office few days
to initiate his successor.
The Texas and Pacific railroad bill
introduced in the senate tOsday by
Mr.. Johnson, of Virginia, provides FOL
"A government guarantee OF Interest on
fifty-year live per cent. bonds to b'
issued for the benefit of the main
track.line from Fort Worth to Sar
Diego to the extent of seventeen thou.
sand dollars per mile except for diff
cult aud mountainous portions, estlma
ted to be one hundred and fifty miles
for which interest will be guaranteed
on the bonds to the amount Of sj5,OOl
Der mile. The price of all bonds 10
the main line, incl8!ing five Thousand
dollars per mile to bs retained In tia
United States treuGry, is limited TO
total of $50 100000. The bill also pro
yides for a similar guarantee of inter
eat OH the bonds to the amount of 50,
lOO. 900 to be issued by the Memphl
and international Railroad compan
Of Arkansas. The Lake City Railroa
company, OF Texas, is to secure tn
! construction Of connecting railroa
r from Jefferson, Texas, to Memphi
e Tennessee. The Texas and Pacific co
/. poration is required by this bill, under
1 penalty Of forfeiture OF the foregoir
+. priyilege, to be built within the Hei
y three years a railroad from Shrev
$ mort to Monroe, q distance Of abo
ninety six miles, there to connect Wi
a completed road to a point on Il
Mississippi river opposite Vlcksbur
, but no government aid is proposed 4
u this branch of the bill. In all its oth
;, essential features it 10 in agreeme
X with the house bill introduced Ii
Friday.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1877-03-03
WHY Advertise?

peonle sometimes ask Why does Dr.. T. v.
Pierre. OF DuHalo, \. T., spend 80 much none!
in Siyertisiuc III tamily medicines, which are
"a Tcli known aud gurpAss ali other remedies
In popularity and sale. It Is well Known mat
1 II SteTsrt considered Il good policy and
undoubtedlv ii paidhim. to spend many hundred
thorsani dollIrs in advertising his goods. get no
bNiv questioned the excellence OF his mtrrhaH-
disc. The grand secret OF success lies IN onet-
inc oDIv goods which possess merit 70 SUSTAIN
themselveS and then through liberal and ptEH;s-
tent advertising making the people thoroughly
Acquainted with their good qualities. Aen
do not succeed in smassing great fortunes' e.
tabli.hinra thriving and permintnt business
and tUusd!ag substantial institutions Ike ".
pi,rSy's Grand InvaIidS' Hotel at BadAlo,
Which cost over two hundred thousand doIlAFS
unless their business beleptimAte, Their s9ol'
fneT;,olous, and their services which they
reader the PEOPLE genuine and valuable. pr.
Pierre does NOT attempt to humbUE you "
telling Tou that his Golden Medical Discover!
Vii cn;e al diseases. He says; "IfyouT lung
are half wasted lrv consumption, my Discovery
will not cure you yet as > remedy for seSert
s5gch. and all cyrable bronchial, throat and
lr-c affections. believe Il 10 be unsurpassed
aSG remedy" The people have confidence IT
his medicines because be does not over re
ouruead them, and when tried they give satit'
faction. His Medical Adviser, book Of ovtil
nine hundred pages, illustrated b! two huHdfee
and e:chty-tEo engTavings and bound in clotl
and rilt, Il offered TO the people at so moderate
4 price $3.50. pot-p1id(. that Il Il no wonder
that almost one hundred thousand have already
teeu sold. His memorandum books are OF
every druggists counter for free distribution
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UNITED STATES CONGRESS.
SENATE.

NJ. Ingalls, Rsp.), Of Kansas, from the com.
mittee on PENSIONS reported favorAbly on the
amendments Of the HouSe 10 the bill increSs-
Ing the pendous NJ thVse who have lost both IN
arm and a foot ON s94to tss per month. He
aid the SeBate passed bill to increase such
pensions to $S7 per month, but the House NJ
dHccd il to t36, and As there were only sixteen
persons on the pension rolls Affected by IL the
committee thought Il best to have the Senate
concur. The amendments were concurEed in
and the bill passed
After discussion Vi. Booths amendment to
the Pacific railroad bill to create sinking fund
for the liquidation OF the Indebtedness due the
government By the Pacific rAtlroAd colnpanies,
providing that the S7S1, 900 to be paid by the
companies to the credit Of the sinking fund
shall be in addition to other payments, instead
Of In leu Of other payments OF requirements,
was agreed to-yeas, = nays. %.
Tho Printing Appropriated bill passed By the
Senate provides that from and after the pres
emit session Of Congress the Congressional prin.
ter shall not pay apriee exceeding atty cent?
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1877-03-03
Popularity.

The popularity Of MeEsrS. JsmeS S. Kirk i
Co.. soaps. manufactured In Chicago. i shown
by the unprecedented sale which their good
have reached during the year 1875. This By
far Is the largest soap manufacturing concern
IN the United States, producing ADD selling IN
all parts OF tAis country, from The Red river Of
The North to Ner Orleans. and from Portland
Ne, TO San Francisco. 25,0O0.60o pound, an.
nuailv. No so-cAlIed Srcases enter into these
soaps. ONLY pure refined tSllow and vegetable
oils are used. containing no adnlteEAtioR. Fair
and square weights Always reliable. This !.
why their EeapS are 50 popular NTH al good
and economical housekeepeFs.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1877-03-03
When You 10 to New York

It Is desirable to stop At the test hotel TIE
hest hotel At rEesen: Is within the reach OF TIE
most moderate purse. It should be generally
knozu that the Grad Central tie largest o!
the ss.;-.lA.s hotels. has reached the lOEes;
hard pan reduction yet usde-that i, the
hest frst-cl1ss Accommodations for S2SO and
500, instead c: 500 ant s5-C0 pes day.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1877-03-03
L Good plaee 10 Stop.

When sou 20 to New York, the Trenout
House. SIS Broadway, kept On Euroreau Ps1n,
j, the place. You eao have comfortable room
tos IS CENTS And SI.0l p&AiAy. You CA get 4
:old meal for tren ~ cents 70 50 cent? You
IN t& GEAR Al the wholesale DRY goods houses.
aud he ezrs AID s;Ages passing the daor vii
,Ake you 70 Any pars Of the citE. Iva, sItisaed !;
know every Que VII te Eho gives them trial
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1877-03-03
SWORN STATEMENT !!
OF A
BOSTON DRUGGIST.

: b.-.br certify that have I nSdS Nm I'm
isT ~ ;earI ysSiT ass lad
StsfriSie SGderF. vas ~ TEMPLE, dizzy
hEfIng y ts "a SaIai syeS swollen and stoss
.Sss SId AID Constant soTEf t ssonSs,IvgStioa "
ihS chest, and sTeEy ~, msrer accumulated
head HnSe nv SsSi Iad throat that eouia hot M "
tSrr frrs. Frequently q ~ snoc atlon.
bed seemed 70 nc; q wv Ia s nc
sosi IL eSS fromny ana n II Ts.r
SsaE q sleep .Eas 4. sSf y rssts uaned M
T!!,1'1 ,ti,S dIeII,y swallow. llnaIy ~ tSet.
tstst in regard ~ a. Sper Sssat ss
Sui ii lii request posiponed u a as eaaIcd ~ iae
tSa 40 ,t sSs' asosuiaE down o ny head sH "a
= ,;:s;st sad ny lag: s ny syS,sn
hard sSeg XII 20 hGt LOST
ssss rev pals, sad shoErd sFsiI yEp.ttsr i hsd
sss,iE Sssih py Consumption. NnSpa G ~ btT1n
reached ~. sag 81 i Rspe.t crHE ToS ck4ALEg
ITe ~ S,1r ~ M bottle began 70 Ippt9f
Il. ne dFSi dots seemed 70 eIsat st STsaa,iS 70
sos kacSa \ 2 b ~ !s: osetS w eSgA q ~.
asvt 81 uS!agIs i Gs'Els soos TsG ~ mi her
fIaaiios Ind Swsli!nG o. ~ Ss,.a:ss s. scfCti nj
Ieoa esied 70 tiSa re ssrnS aosss 10 ny bead
s!d M enss n Gna q ss,a Hers e m;
sasy titoset aaa ever sg n s rave disappeared
iS sSGSs ~ S1yToEn's
have Been tsu, explicit esSSs;Ts ,on 6.isr!S. ssd
sSvS . g n Any tSs ikS great REMEDY
las rlAr With Tie TT stSei St "a sonsnited IN
IlsS: taeuf 1Sout my eaSs have r6ea sESIy - ~
effEsdy md ipsss1tai hat have 1PpSaissds SoTs.
pefiod q Sc years pAtt AHa n9E ,t.StN htslss, III
no tfS ~! q t1.1
Since euisr myself T!sh s4SI9E2 ~ sSstret cas-
~ az .ie sSte or iG1re and haTa "a a1tnstos
,.t:IsesS ESesiTsd Wholesale estsis !e@ Ss,.s
rso ihsfS Iol1 oae bottle !, - tS s.
iiSSeS n hen before although constantly eaEsS
tssir .a!s ys'S t; ~; SfsSG!iaE =. D1SsMoRE
- ... Fsb.s iSA
hEHEoLG. ~, ,,. .,...-.I chs SID GeorIc r, Dint
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1877-03-03

II any man has heretofore failed to
recognize the necessity Of saving, let
him look around and observe the Condi-
ton Of men over fifty who are without
means and seeking employment, No
one will take them. ave can get plenty
Of Young men, why take old?" people
say. "Whyin the world TO you keep
that cid fellow p asked q hotel proprietor
Of his head waiter, who had retained q
man past fifty, an excellent worker. in
the plate room. This Is the prevailing
feeling.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1877-03-03

AZ have TIED the Peruvian Syrup, aud the
result fully sustains your prediction. Il hAs
made new man Of me, infused into N! system
new visor and energy; lam no longer trenIu-
louS and debilitated, IS when ysu last s2I me,
but stronger, heartitr, and VIII larger capacity
for labor. mental and physical. than AZ any time
during the last i've yeArS.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1877-03-03

The most tolerable sort OF revenge is
for those wrongs wliichthere is no law 70
remedy But then let q man take heed
that the revenge be such as there IS no
law 10 punish else a mans enemy Is
still beforehand, and is two for cue.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1877-03-03

reE are aware Of The Importance Of check
tar cough or " sIIaHr ccEp,= which would
yie.i to mi d remedy, but, II neglected, oftea
attacks the lungS "Brosnl RVne'iGl
Tvoaes- give .uTe and Amos; inH.ediA:e
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1877-03-03

We notice that the agricultural papers
al over the country recommend the Use Of Sa.li'
dams CGedlry Coalition Pondtrs.-Efchdnss
Farmers and others In this section have long
known and appreciated the advantage Of these
powders over Ill Others.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1877-03-03

Is there one reader OF this paper sut:
ter4iag run Rheumatism Il %, EEtte to
Helphenstins / Bsntley. druggists, Washing
toa. D. c.. for = circular OF Dur1nS's lIbSu-
matte Eenedy. This medicine Is tAkea M
serually, AID VII positively cure ans eAse Of
rheumatism Gu the face Of the green earth.
Prize, oce dollar bottle. DE-.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1877-03-03

Vegetable Pulmonary BSlsAn. The great New
England cure for coughs colds ard eonumP-
tioa. Ca:IEr Bro. 4 Co.'t. Boston. only senuine.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1877-03-03

Pateatess and Inventors should read ad-
sesti,ement Of Edson Bros., in another column.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1877-03-03
..:iCO[[INS' 1 s9t5a!s
cures Palms and Aches.

Cures Pains and Aches.
reezINzet the Circulation.
Ii Snbdnet ln6AaD4iofy Atuo1'
Ii eufeS Isg9tusS1 1sd StFAins'
i. TssSoTTt Pain And seseHetA
Ii errts Klessy Complaint
ii TffesSthesS The Np1elek
II $50 EserfaAttfa Sed Neuralgia.
ii RHlkT-t stlaeaed Cores.
Ii eESet SsSvoE5 SsoeH
i Is Iavllua ie IA PA:L{i1- So
il esrts lasAEz1tIon Of the Liver.
il fCnoytI Nervous Pt4st.
i; e1stl S5laGl EELkrett.
/: d Grateful As6 sooihIss.
ii eusri Epllee4y OF Elu.
Ii d SAFE, Reit4Gle, aa6 Eeeso9lsA'
il "a prrseTtbSd bf Physicians.
IL "a isdo.Sed ~ Electricians. I..
Said BY Al dTGrEEss fjs > esht6 ss1t % tseei 9
e SSntS Ia onc, d. s for itx o. as for tEsiTs ehs
tstfT SrrSooed, Ard warranted ptrfsei, ~ HEEAS q
POfTEK, Proprietor, Bestoa, NAaa.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1877-03-03

6rs9sstA 1Hst1I AZ Luigi uA1l1S
70 csuTsaPtsa.
This insEiL!. remedy Is composed Of the
HovEY Of the plant Horshound. in chemical
unioa with TGX.BALN, extracted from the
LIFE FSIScIFLE OF the forest tree ASEls
BAts!SIEI, " ralm Of Giie4d.
The Honey of Horehound SooTHrs AND
gcArTTRs al irrita,ionS andinAammatons, and
the Tar.halm CLEASSES ASp HEALS the throat
and lit passages leading to the Lungs. FIVE
additional ingredients Keep the organs eool.
moist. and in healthfal action. Let no pre-.
jRiiee keep You from trying this great medi.
une u famous doctor who has saved thou.
sands Of lives by it N bis large private practice.
N.D.-The Tar.Balm has no FAD TASTE or
smell
PMcrS 50 csSrs AND s. TER BOTTLE.
GNest sSviaE to buy ltse size.
"Plkc'S To0thaclic Drops" Cure
In l Minute.
EN1A -. III
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1877-03-03

svTTotE. -, ,,u csos,:c &, Mas.
IA ,SSd esth ihat the fore golaE statement "
siss a a i.sSe;fbtd Is sue. Before net
AAA- SETH J, THOMAS
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1877-03-03


TIE JOINT CONVENTION.
The Electoral convention having Iiyeu is
decision relating 10 the Louisiana nlItteE. the
Joint eouveutinn Of the Senate aud Hone nat
The presiding officer said: The JOINT meeting
Of Congress Resumes its EesS on. Tie ebItc-
tions presented to the certificates from tie
State Of Louisiana having txen sctIutted to
the commission. the tRo houses have rCcOrTe5-
ed 10 receive aud consider the dcciicY q that
tribunal in writing by 4 majority VI tie CON-
uiSioNers and signed by : majority Of The
cumn.i s.loaerS agreeing thereto. Il will nov
be Eelll ty the secretary Of the Senate. The
decision was then read IS follows: The Electoral
commission mentioned IN said act having r.
crired cer.Ain Certificates AID papers PUEport'
ing 10 Ge certificates and papeFs accompanying
the Ssme Of the electoral vote from the State u
Lo1i,iAna and the objections thereto submitted
70 it under aid act, nov report that II has duly
considered the SAME, pursuant to sid act, and
has BY 1 rnAjoritv Of votes decided, and does
hereby decide that the votes Of William p
kellogg, J. Henry Burrh. Peter Joseph, l. A.
Shc!doo. Norris Marks, Aaron Il LeYisse,
Oslando r, Brewster and Oscar JefTion. nGmeGl
in the certificate Of William ?. Kellogg. gov
eFnos Of ,Gid State, which votes ARE certified By
ssid rersnns A. appears by the ceEtlReate4 sub
Eitted 10 the cInnis'.ou s. Aforesaid. ArC
marked Sps. sud by said commission acC
herewith re urred. arc the votes provided fol
by the Constitution OF The Cnited States knt
that the sAInG are lawfully to he counted A.
therein certified, namely: Eight votes 70,
Rutherford p. HAYES Of Ohio FOL PreG4eat tut
eight votes fer William 4. Wheeler Of New Tosi
for vne-pTe<dent.
Tbs commission has, by . majority Of votes
decided. and does hereby decide And report
that the eight persons tFst before named vert
duly appointed electors IN and BY the said Stat
Of Loui,iAnA.
The brief ground OF this decision Il, that 4
appears upon such evidence - By the CoaStitu
ton aud the Law named In said act Of Congress
il competent aud pertinent TO the consideration
Of the s1bject, that the before mentioned elec
torI appear TO have been lawfully appotntet
such sItct0rs Of President and VieC-PTesideut
/ Of the unlte1 StAteI, for the term beginning
| March I, 1877, Of the State OF Louisiana. Rnd
that they voted Is such At the time, and In The
manner provided for By the Constitution Of
the United States and the taE.
And the commission has, By ! majority Of
votes, decided that Il "a not competent, under
the Constitution and the law rs II 9xisted Al
. the date Of the passage Of the said set. To 50
! into evidence dlii1tds the papers opened by the
president OF the Senate In the presence Of the
Two houses 70 prove that other PetsOn' than
/ those regularly certified 70 BY the governor Of
[ the State On and according to the deterninA'
, ton Of their appointment By the returning or
GERS for elections In said Stzte prior 10 the time
required for the performance Of their duties
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1877-11-29
WILLIANISTON
FEMALE COLLEGE,
WILLIAMSON, S. C.
Alive Up-Country School for Girls
REV. s. LANDER, A. H., President,

LOCATION-H Healthy, accessible. quiet,
pleasant Community. moral order
ly. No greg-shop within three miles.
Chalybeate Spring in 200 yards. Pu-
pills attend three Churches in turn.
COURSE OF STUDY-Semi-A Annual, on
the "ONE-STuDY" plan. Each pupil
pursucs one leading study at time.
Concentration of thought, increased
interest, success, and endowment re-
suit. Belles-Lettres, Natural Science,
Mathematics, and Latin, required for
graduation. Studious girls complete
the Course in three years.
THE MATHEldT TICS SECTION will open
Monday, Oct. s., For five weeks there
after, each Academic pupil will recite
three times day in Arithmetic and
once in Spelling; and each Collegiate
pupil three times in her appropriate
branch Of Mathematics and once each
in Arithmetic and Spelling.
PRENIU.MS.-Every pupil who averages IS
or more is entitled to discount of 10
to so per cent on next Sessions regu-
lar tuition.
PHYSICAL EXERCISE receives systemat-
ic attention. Daily practice in Calls
themes. Regular use of Health Lift.
Morning and evening walk, &c.
TIE FALL SESSION opened July 81, and
is progressing with unusual order,
harmony, and enthusiasm. Pupils
are admitted at any time, and charged
to the end.
RATES, per Session of 20 weeks:-
Board exclusive of Washing......S65 90
Regular Tuition. $40 90 to 20 90
Instrumental Music................... 20 90
For further information, send for new
Catalogue.
Sept 13, 1877 8 1y