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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1877-06-15
Reported for the Free rress and Times
thittenden County Conference.
RIcnNOSD, June 10. Isl

RICHMOND, June l3. 1877.
The annual session Of the Chittenden
County Conference Of Congregational
Churches was held at Richmond on Tuesday
and Wednesday, the l2th and 18Th instant.
and was Of unusual interest The confer
enee organized with Rev. G.. L. Ferrin, of
Ilincsburgh, as moderator, and l.. A. Butler.
Of ESSEX. secretary. The following churches
were represented: Burlington, First and
Third churches; Charlotte, Colchester, Essex
Centre, Essex Junction, Hinesburgh,
jericho Centre, Jericho Corners, Milton
Falls, West Milton, Richmond, Underhill,
Nilliston. WinoOski. Westford. Ten clergy
men were present on Tuesday forenoon.
Rev. Mr.. towan. of Essex, preached an elo-
quent and able sermon from Ecclesiastes
x. Z. In the afternoon after singing by the
choir. reading of the Scriptures by the
moderator and prayer by the Rev. L. 0.
Brastow. of Burlington, an able
and interesting paper was read by
L. \. WILDER. Esq, of Jericho. on
home missions, A discussion followed
participated in by Rev j. C. Wilder, Of
Charlotte the Rev. Mr. Woodward and
others. Tho annual reports showed
eighteen churches in the conference, of
which ten have settled pastors and the pull
pits OF SIX are supplied part of the time.
There are ,59l members, including 333 alb
absent members. The additions to the
churches during the last year number I25,
of which AZ were by letter. The Sabbath
schools have gained over 300 in member
ship, while the average of attendance in the
schools has been less than last year There
are nine Congregational ministers in the
county, without charge of churches.
A note of coincidence and sympathy for
the afflicted family of Rev. c. C. Torrey, of
Charlotte. was adopted TO be sent him by
the secretary. In the evening Rev. Mr..
Byington preached an able discourse from
Matthew xiii %
SECOND nav
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Mr.. Peck intends at once To lit up the
Yacht for active service. Her lower deck Is
to be lowered foot. giving adhltinrhl
| steadiIess when in motion. inc rahIn VIII
be neatly upholstered and carPcted, and
| fitted with the necessary closets anu az
planes for comfort. The upper deck Will
be arranged with seats and covered with an
awning and an awning VIII shade thc
forward deck. The boat will he neatly hut
not gardily painted throughout. and Will
be kept as clean and orderly ~ Pullman
car. These improvements. involving an
outlay of perhaps thousand dollars VIII
be made under the charge OF capt. n
Proctor and of course will lie well and
thoroughly done. They will make the
little Herald NJ comfortable boat, Tor II
passage Of iOur or five hours. ~ any boJN
will need They viii he drycn. night and
day, and Mr.. Peek expects them I" bo cam
pleted within u week
This enterprise H.. ui cour-o, ''h'tiy What
it purpoTt- to be, Is projectors have had
no desire or thought OF running an "pro'i
ton to the Lake Chumplain steamers. Ihry
SIMPLY propose to afford the people OF the
0th.r SIDE Of the lake. south al Burlington
and north Of licondcroga, the means oi get
ting to Burlington it. IT,. ll'cnOon. spend
ing II few hours Tor trade ct rlca,,.rf, ahl
returning home IN the latter part OF tue
day pder the new nrrnn gcnent' "i the
boats " the Champlain Transportation
Company. following the completion oi the
railroad on The other si,le Oi the lake, tins
cannot now be done. The Herald Will sup
ply the need OF an afternoon and evening
boat south. She il not adapted Tor
freight boat, and will not he run
~ such but # merchant from
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1877-06-15

i, irightiully bad, and there is every reason
to suppose it will 50 continue TIL the Fall
crops move. The South is doing rather
more than usual. but the North and West
are buying but little. 1t will be dull
Summer. Yours, AiTuN-
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replies report blooming and boiling we'll.
fifteen mol boiling we'll; fur report the
condition Of the crops about the same as
last ye.r thirty-tworeport the condition
Ten days tu.two weeks later than last year
the plant being full Of sap and growing
rapidly. The plant is reported larger than
last year ~ this lime, owing to tho very
hot weather and the heavy rains Of the last
two weeks. Afew letters report shedding
Of hollis and rust.
MARTnA's VINEYARD. Aug. s--This
morning clew composed Of negroes Of II
coastiug schooner, at anchor of Oak Bluffs
mutiiei, stole what money was on board
and decanpeG in the vessels small boats.
They landed Mt the bathing beach, smash
ed the boat and departed The captain is
endeavOring IL work tho vessel round to
Vineyard llayon. ~ Z
AuausTA. Ca. Ang. lO..-W. H.
Clark, Rector of st. panl's Episcopal
church Of this city. died suddenly this
morning OF paralysis while at the bedside
Of i parishioncr who had just diei. Mr..
Clark was native Of Cheshire Conn. and
came TO augusta in 1861. lie was anivei-
sally beloved.
BRrpoEpoRr. coSN.. August IL
Seven buildings Known AS Tie North
bridgeport Wooden Mills, owned By ). y.
Deanlui South Adams. wrra set on Ire
and destroyed. But LITTLE orno stock or
arachinery in the buildings which wole
Insured.
DUPONcO's GOLDEN PERIODICAL
PILLS are the sarest a,ri safest remedy
Tor ladies III delicate health. Bm. a
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RicnHoSD. VA. Aag l0.-Gen. Ter
y being dropped rs the lowest on the fret
ballot, last aighs tic SECOND resulted.
Daniel 43l; Holiday z76 TaliaTerro i5g .
isse i23 Mshobe $40. The ftss ballot
stood Malone i2l Daniel $751;: Holiday
2G2; Taliafero 80; Lee 1876; ferry nc.
The Convention mot promptly 81 . 80
q. m. After little skirmislIug. a call u
tie counties vas made Tor the 3rd ballo. /.
Gen. Fliziugb l.oe aud William Terry
having been dropped. the candidates were
Mahouo. Daniel. Holiday and Ta.isfsrro ;
3rd ballot resulted. Malone s52. Dsuiol
4Ss, Holiday 33s, Taliatefro I5g.
Col. Cameron Of Petersburg. after address
ing dc Convention withdrew the name az
Gen. Malone aud urged bis friends d
support Holiday. The seyeltli ballot wa.
taken smid intense excitement and some
confusion which resulted III holiday re-
cciyiug $50: Dsnicl SOS: Maboue II
Hon. y. NJ. W. Holiday was announced
The nominee u the Convention Tor Gov.
crnOf.
NoEToLR. August : -1bity-seyon 70.
plies from twenty-five counties 10 NonL
Carolina aud Virginia report u ii,e cotton
crop "a follows Seventeen replies report
weather favorable twenty anlasoraLls
on sccgun. q excessive raia and cool night
eleven report Weather favorable se,tn
ptoat same. aud eigLteeD Ices favorable
tlan last year csing 20 ioo maoh rain
twelge repoft stands about the sane a. la,t
year, and Twenty-Five less iaye,sbie owing
70 cold and Eastward spring, tsont,.ts.
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WAR NEWS.

LosDoS. August l0.-In relation 10
the imperial interview at IHchl. the Berlin
selui~ofhcial papers contradict The report
that dsinite political agreement was con.
eluded,. They merely admit that the trip
lie alliance was reafhnned. The Vienna
He'o Free .Presss takes similar view u
the meeting. m
a correspondent Of the Ddiig Nsrs at
Bucharest reports that great numbers Of
troops continue TO arrive from Russia. as
also mounted troops from the Dspube.
The Ne,os' special from AdriaDople an.
nornces that the Russians arc III force At
Kaiu Baghas where battls Il imminent.
unless they abandon the Balkans.
The Ne,rs' Vienna dispatch states that
two army corps from Odessa aud tue Cri-
mca are already 90 The march to tho DAN
ubs: Gen. Krudener has received fifteen
thousand fresh troops and some artillery.
The Times occasional correspondent al
Vienna says !: \ telegram from Belgrade
received at the foreign ofheo announces
that lie Seryian Government has taken al
necessary steps 10 place 10000 men on
war footing before tho Goth instant. This
force will be entirely directed 70 the south.
eastern frontier. Foreign officers are again
allowed TO enter the Serslsn service.
The Duly TsleDuph'S special fro,u Gal.
lipOli states tha. the Turks are working
geographically upon the GallipOli lines q
Qualifications. restoring ell old English and
French dOiencss. Upwards Of ten thou.
sand uiea are employed. and il i expected
they will fnsh the works 10 . fortnight;
hence one hundred guns sre to be mounted
coSsTAsTEoPLE. August I0.-This
afternoon confirmation was received Of ru-
nlors that the Russians we're defeated 81
Pleyna. rs reported 10 Official circles here
last night. Fighting Il reported 70 be iiIl
going %. The Russians number 80. 600,
but tbe strength Of the Turkish intrsuvhed
positcss IS considered % compensate for
ttcir numerical iaferiOrity.
LoSpoS, August. II.-The Russian
array isbeing strengthened rapidly. there
is little chance II any serious action for
moro than week. The Turks instead Of
aeti4g with energy and decision are build
ing more defensive s0rks. and strangest 81
all. the Russians have finally declded u
stop short ID their career without opers.
tug beyond the Balkans Ibis Jear. They
vii probably succeed in clearing this .ile
VI the mountains IN one campaign. but IN
the meanwhile there mus, DC much sick.
ness.
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The Savannah Eeos ssy,: The ada n
istration J laboring heart and soul viii TIE
Radical party 10 lis Capitalization schemes,
We arc informed that 'tbe Cabinet has
under consideration . Recommendation 10
Congress to compromise strikes. aud to
NEEDLE generally between tie employers
and tile employed" AZ The lower Ilouse
Of Congress is Democratic. We may feel ye-
~ we'll satisfed that no such unconstitu.
tiopal measure wslrsceiye any coantenauce
whatever.
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The Raleigh aud Augusta Air Line Rail
Road bias been 1t length completed 70 is
junction With the Carolina ceDtra at Ham.
LEI, and a new route !. opened Tor Charlotte
70 ,hs SeabOafd. Trains will connect q.
Hamlet, hut only sleeping ears will run
over ibe Whole leogth u Tie joint roads.
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We congratulate Virginia. not upon the
nomination the Democratic Convention has
made for Governor. because, out Of the
many good aud true names presented. she
could well have made DO uiistake; but up.
on the close Of . long preliminary battle BY
no means productive 81 harmony 70 the par.
~. Perhaps ]. vas the very consciousness
Of strength that left the virginians free 70
quarrel % bitterly among themselves.
O,hsrvise. it mus. have been D pleasan.
scene % tic other side 70 watch the progress
u wrangie which promised to make sach
vide gaps 10 the Democratic ranks.
Col. 4. W. ". Holiday Of Winchester
i nominated, and having distinguished
himself in the war, and being prominent IN
political life. aud eminent ia bis profession,
be will add another 10 tie roll Of Virgin.
iS's distinguished Governors
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1877-08-15

The Re,deD says: Chief Justice poarson
has been in Judicial harness in this State
for more than forty years past. As tic Ra.
leigh Re,rs tells Us. lie was first elected
Judge Of the Superior Courts January srd,
1897. % the iith of December. 1913.
be was elected Judge Of she SUP rene Court
70 supply the vacancy caused BY tho death
81 Judge Joseph ,. Daniel. IN 1858 Re
was elected Chef Justice Of tho Supreme
Court. succeeding Chief Justice Nash. do
ceased.
In consequence Of these faOts--and some
olhers--:he people Of North Carolina VIII
probably excuse him from further service
after tho expiration Of his present term aud
IS soon as they have 90 opportunity to elec.
somebody else.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1877-08-15

The New York WOrli says with truth
that if one-;wentictL part Of tie uproar and
lawlessness which have lAtely .li.gracca rue
great States OF New York and Pchns,lya-
uia had occurred in Virgins and North Ca
rOlina every Radical newspaper and sPouier
in the North would have united in clamor>
ing that the Southern policy Of President
Hayes was disastrous failure, and insists
ing that those ancient Commonwealth
should be reduced to the condition again Of
military provinces. While Nav York has
reasscrtsd her authority within her own
border. Pennsylvania is largely depending
upon the Federal army for the restoration
os law. Yet the Blaiues and Buffers have
raised no voice TO ask that she should DO
made a military province.
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All the fools are not dead yes. The Ro-
publican Conventions of Ohio and blaine
both dOnounco what they are pleased to
call The Southern policy II ibe President.
10 other words. they propose fill 70 harp
on the same old string Of Southern bate.
II that . not dead issno, |. ought 70 10
aftcT late events. but the radicals are 30
used to play upon il that they strike upon
il W blind instinct.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1877-08-15

Peace. Cancellation and harmony can
AL be obtained and maintained without the
need Of calling black. wLito. Or falsehood
truth. o. fraud honesty. A just cause i
never burt BY unfolding Il; bad one nc.
yer made honorable By forgetting lis origin.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1877-08-15

Gen: James A. Walker Of Pulaski ooup-
" i the Democratic nominee ior Lieut..
Governor d Virginia.
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Sllhe Western North Carolina Rail Road
has bsen completed three miles beyond
IIenry's, the present terminus. The big
tunnel through the Swannannoa gap will b
finished BY January next. and next summer,
visitors % Asheyille will reach there BY rail
--perhaps.
Official inlorn,ation was received at army
Head Quarters n. Chicago last week, thar
the United States troops in Texas had EN-
counterea the Indians and had been defeat
ed, losing two officers and twenty six men
killed. The survivors were without water
ION tllsir,retrea. eighty six hours, and lost
-fs0 more. men. and forty horses. ..s-s.....
~f>,>s>->.>-s.>.s.>+.-
Sitting Ball q gathering hi. forces in
British territory and makes no secret Of re-
newing his war upon the Aneri,an lie
has about 1900 warriors eueumpoi, ready
Tor the fray.
This armament on foreign territory is a
violation Of treaties. aad ought TO lead to
serious consequences with Great Britain.
Indications are, according to apparently
good authority. that tho strikes are to be
renewed. How can il b otherwise. whom
the Republican candidate for Governor Of
Ohio bids for totes on the detestable prln.
ciples 81 Communism?
..s.>-><s<~<~.-s-
The New York Sun. puts down the num-
Der Of men engaged IN the big strike at
100000.
Ripper. the colored Georgia Lieutenant,
las been ordered . go to help Howard find
Joseph
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Z. n. PoCUE,
7 obacco Manufacturer,
HILLSBoRO. ". 9.

0vrERs to the trade The folio, Ing brand q
~ Iais,ucD;
II and 10 Inch, 8 and o 10 III
LEGAL TENDER, II, 10 and o incl, s,
y amt 5 e. ID.
RED BIRD and GEN. BRAGG, II inch.
> 10 Id.
IAMOSD and COMET. 8 Inch, Sio lb.
OLD REBIABLE aud GUILD DOLLAR,
u inch. Q a. IL. f-
Our FRANK and LITTLE ELLA,
5iuch, ! ard 10 IL ~. III ~ W cAudits.
'SUN.CUIsEDn aud 'POGUE'S BEST,n
Q inch, 4 10 ID. To- 2 ID caddIes
RI The bet assortment o. Medium and Fine
Tobacco ~ the state.
"a SEND FOR PRICE LIST "A
Aagi.. On.
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A startling historical even, i, icing given

A startling historical event i, being given
publicity to. Il j. nothing moro nor. less
than that IN the day before the ,ieoision Of
the famuas eleetoral cunnissinD ia the Flo
rida case was to be made. Judge Brady
had written out in full his opinion IS to
what that decision should be. and il Was
that tine votes Of the Tildes rc,urs IN Rlo-
rida. only, should be counted. This con.
clusion was read to Justice Clifford aud
Field, also Of the commission, bu: during
the whole Of the night before i, was 10 be
officially announced. Justice Bradley was
beseiged By numerous prominent Republic
cans, who induced bin to caauge bis mind,
aud consent to the votes II the Hayes cleo
tprs being couptei. Tnis Is the;s,ory as
uneArihed b.. and published in, tue New
York Sun. :,
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DuPoNcO's GOLDEN PERIODICAL
PlLI.Sare the saresi a,ri safest remedy
firiadies III delicate health. Bm. q
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DR.. ". Ill Wheeler Of Forsy,he has hsen
appointed by President Hayes Internal Re-
venue Collector for tho Fifth District, cice
Q. 5. Winstead. removed. This may be
Civil Service Reform. for what We know TO
the contrary.
And BY tho way, the Wilmington Sstos
and the Raleigh Register dom Gee on this
subject, the former seeing i sill coateW de
rose; perhaps gildoi with tie hups II the
happy fraition that has blessed Tom Evans I;
while the latter contends there is no reform
1T all while the back bone Of the Greensbo-
70 ring is yet. unhroken: Or while men III
Office who hDld commissions If eight gears
date can dictate the appointments Oh the
President.
Non noJis tmtas comronere lites. s
The Raleigh Register quotes in favor Of
Hayes that when the present ad,ninistra-
tion took charge Of tho government, there
were three thousand employeesin .he Trea-
sury Department at Washington. Ufihsse.
one thousand have been discharged without
impairing the public service. Their sala-
ries aPproximated One Million do.lsrs.;''
saved - Tue country not Gy the gsaee Of
Hayes but BY virtue % Democrats Con-
gress. Bad for Grant. and not = good for
Hayes Asthe Wilmington RsoieS says,
NO wonder l.ilden bad 1 popular ulajori-
y Of nearly three hundred tloa,apd, : aud
no wonder the people complain that the
Democratic PARTY under bis lead l. prevent
ed BY fraud from completing the reforms
begun BY Congress
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The New York Sun. puts down the num-
Der Of men engaged IN the big strike at
100, 900.
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Ripper. the colored Georgia Lieutenant,
las been ordered . go to help Howard find
Joseph
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Aew Publications.
NTESSRS. ROBERTS BROTHERS. NEW
IVA BOOKS.

THE BIOGRAPHY OF ALFRED DE MUSSET.
Translated from the French Of Paul DC Musse by HaIe
w Preston. Square limo. Price = o.
roct whose popularity and influence be compared
only 10 Byrons While Byron is ont Of fashion IN ms Own
country the for MGsset. which for long time maze W
appear much the faNOrte modern poel OF ilho a. W
oil one has sided INTO ste Cy admiration ara aiecN"h
rerspepf preference editions Of his works are being
Coustsutlv issued every ones lips, us loi
g. leapef with flowers ON All sous Day EXirlC; nom
long review Alfred DE Mus-et by Mrs. sarah j. Wlsai a.
Jsz. iucOtts Magazine (OcOOef.
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LITERlRY NOTES.

A work ON money, by General Francis A.
walker, Is 70 W published by Henry Holt Co h,1
book on The Wages question Is passing INTO se'o"u
edition.
G.. w, Carleton s. Co. state that they have
sold nearly hundred thousand copies of the novels OF
May Agnes Fleming whose new story silent anu
True" is just ready.
The excellent handbook Of the Protestant
Episcopal Convention prepared by DIR. now b'snop
Perry. has been reissued by T. Whitaker, no. n ,h
House. The information furnished Is brought UP " '
present date. -.
OF the new literary "HistOry of the English
People extended by J. r. Green from his short HIS
tory" two volumes ont Of four arc promised oy n d
Ian Co for this Fail These VIII cover English hs,of{
through the Restoration that Is, through the '""c VI
the seventeenth century
Clarence Cook. i'm revising the English text
for the OF Lubkes great" History
az Art has discovered astonishing quantity Of errors
in the translation, many Of them violently distorng the
authors meaning. The recent appearance OF the seventh
improving the English translation. Besides ths, he
will add entirely new chapter deahnE eSi.olsiat
the METROPOLITAN Museum, for which chapter ana LOT
others, new illustrations have been maG, ne ~
publishers OF this forthcoming volume, DOdd, Mead "
CO. deserve credit for the liberal enterprise with when
book complete.
1t is now forty-three years since Mr. George
p. Putnam then youth Of twenty, published the first
edition Of his Worlds Progress The work was mod
esty put forth a brief compendium that might prove
OF service 20 young Students hut the repeated editions
that were called the course Of the following years
showed that it, scrviccalility accented by VICE
circle; aud While not assn mug 20 rllai nv =. -
hensye work OF Haydu' 10 soon came l" DC acccpu
as the best OF the smaller manuals ON thc suoec a.
most the last editorial work Of Mr. PanamS NE was t9
lreparation OF brief supplement-. bringing the rec.
down 1872. This has now been Cancelled dhH MI
Perkins has prepared supplement, covering the twenty
years from 1857 1877, thus making the tJe OF uc
work again correct record az tg esscnua Iacs ID
the history Of the world and the progress Of society rom
the creation To the present time TIE new tdlt"h
IN
the general chronology, many useful schedules STA
tsti.al, literary, biographical. etc.
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Eaw Schools.

NNIAL SESSION G9tM Of the LAW
- SCHOOL or THE UNIVERSITY OF THE CRY ~
NEW.YOKK Wasin aon square begins october next. ana
Z. 1875 Tor circulars, etc. apply !" W * "
TIN secretary Cornell lfl Broadway. Oh 20 d. X JA'@ -
Professor and Secretary Of Faculty. 29l Broadway.
COLOMBIA COLLEGE W-SCIOOL.-The
- SEVENTEEN annual term Of this Institution commences ~
No Great Newly orb. Wednesday Octob 3, am
CONTINUES May IT, 1873 The cours, Of n,rct91 en-
braces years For catalogue ETC. address, at NO Hteat
Jones ST. THEODORE W. DWIGHT. Professor
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Dnnrlno Nrn0cmlcs.

4 DODWORTHS CLASSES FOR DANCING
a. No GSl Fuhayer
VIII commence Saturday, oct 49,
Glasses for ladies' children and gentlemen, and private les
sons For particulars send Tor circular.
school and family classes and out Of town. supplied with
competent teachers
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Photographic
Institute 36 East i-st. "WhOut doubt the best Place
10 learn Phonoy1pny the United states - &uson PhO
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GoYERNMENI STOCK DEPARTMENT

GOVERNMENT STOCK DkPAklMhNI Iva NS~OO
AND / - O'CLOCK a. VI.
r. 8 "a pe1.d 1881 & : IS. Registered, 1881 49,
o~o7 49, - 1857 10000 .....-.....s3. lOJAs
T. 4. a.. i-sl conn u > - Coupon 1881
1000. .......... be lOJ's o.'Ol -Dc'AVO :
n G = L5 C,nncu G5 New L s 4ts Reg 81 -
~ .no nc lO5ls 800. nm. be .lO3 3
T. : r ~ Coun 87 L IS Small Coupon 49,.
a .l2.iO7l4 l,OOO....--.- ......IOl' .
L : $40 Reg SO - 80
100 O..-..-..-... lZ-.loS , -
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Va W. RICHARDS will open q Private
Classical and English school September Is, corner OF
Cthayc aud 4Jdst Number limited 10 25 send Tor CIRCULAR
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DHONIC SHORTHAND free ut Cooper lnstl-
into Private lessons bv j. B Burn, IT 3 Park row,
- H. l..ar. lnoLe lLnl HMlY mean 1-t,L