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The new Northwest. [volume] (Portland, Or.) 1871-1887, 1880-08-05
FOREIGN NEWS.

Premier Gladstone is seriously ill in
London.
Russia has ordered 100 more lSrupp
field guns.
Rains are damaging crops 10 portions
Of England
In the French elections, RepubIic1n
gaius are large.
The Afghans aud the British both
lost heavily la the recent battle.
The Pal Mall Gazette advises the
British to abandon Afghanistan.
An international exhibition will
probably be held al Rome 10 ISS5.
The Chilean TRANSPORT Lua has been
blown up in Caiiao Bay by a torpedo.
The fsure-head Of tho ill-fatel At7-
lauta has been picked up by British
vessel
Sir Blrtle Frere has been called bv
the British from the government of the
Cape Of Good Hope.
The British Generals in command in
India aud Afghanistan are rOuud'y de-
uouuced for Burrows defeat.
Ex-Enpress Eugene was received ia
France by personal admirers only. Iis
B0napartist party is dead, except Ora
England.
Now that the potato crop is ripe, aud
there is no further need Of help, che
| British Parliament has passed a biii for
/ Tie relief of Irish distress.
The Chileaus have proved brutal vie
I tors. Al africa and Tacna they 0utch-
cred wounded Peruvian soldiers, violated
women aud girls, and destroyed the
/ buildings.
The Russians on the Black Sea DON'T
/ want immigrants. a company Of
/ Creeks and Armeniabs was recently
driven away. the Russian local aulhori-
ties having fired on their snip.
The World says that Baroness Burdett
/ Coutts will soon marry Ashmeed Bart
[ I'm. her secretary and almOner, though
she will Iu-e e1O0 600 a year by it
When the Duchess Of Stalbans left her
prnperty to Miss C0Htts, she decreeT
[ that the heires= should lose her inter
est i'm the Cnutts iauk and other prou-
critics il she married foreigner or a
naturalZed citizen. Bartlett i= an
American, but was naiurslized d short
I time since.
| The American colony i'm Paf has
not vet recovered from the connection
I caused by the death of Mrs. WetmOre.
/ who committed suicide because the
/ Marquis Of Auzi-sy, while engaged TO
/ her, married eantuer lady The tele-
crap says be behaved cruelty o. her
/ and that she Is @ ealthy, unscrupulous'
nohle and iguobIe, and his agent. 90
I not shrink from dishOnoring Mr. wet
mOre's memory" He has paid .ie pa
pers to stop their com ments on hiA-
The new Northwest. [volume] (Portland, Or.) 1871-1887, 1880-08-05

BY unanimous vote, the Trustees Of
r mover College, the oldestin the State
of Indiana, have just decided to admit
yo1ng women on the same terms as
.yo1ng men. The institution is under
Prasbyterian control, and il is nearly the
isst Of the fifteen Protestant colleges Of
abe State to accept co-educatlOn.
The new Northwest. [volume] (Portland, Or.) 1871-1887, 1880-08-05

The Independent Peoples Labor Con
veniion has endorsed Garfield. This
was to have been anticipated. Garfield
has always been 4 hafd-workiug mau,
and has lsbored Toy the day, while Han
cock l. a representative Of military aris-
toeracy. It is natural f1r the laOoring
classes to support man who rose from
their ranks
The new Northwest. [volume] (Portland, Or.) 1871-1887, 1880-08-05

Mrs. Isabella Beecher Hooker has re-
ceived a prize offered by The Wnsted
(Cann.) Herald for the best cOmmuni-
cation on the subject Of Woman SUI
frage, aud has given the money to the
Woman Suffrage Association Of Con-
necticut.
The new Northwest. [volume] (Portland, Or.) 1871-1887, 1880-08-05

Rev. DR.. Talmage, after his recent
lecture in Leadville, made tour OF the
dauce-hOuses and gambling dens. a
girl, taking advantage Of leap year,
asked him TO lead a set aud he took
advantage Of bis right to refuse.
The new Northwest. [volume] (Portland, Or.) 1871-1887, 1880-08-05

An effort is heiug made To induce Dr..
J. l. York To deliver course Of tell
lectures in Seattle. Seventy or eighty
dollars have been subscribed toward
this end.
The new Northwest. [volume] (Portland, Or.) 1871-1887, 1880-08-05
~ HFP nWr nFPFNsE.

ITho daily papers lss week te mta. non
ofa case in salem, wherein q 7'.'"F had been
arrested. imprisoned and unei Ter efleily
whipping her little daush'er The eu'ed
sends the following explanatory ieiie. 20 lhe
Nav NourHwEs-, which, IN justice nos only
20 herself but the entire class Of man-arrested'
manfred. mau-couvicted and man-sentenced
citizens Of this so-calIed Republic, is published
thai both siJes may have q hearing--EDl
The new Northwest. [volume] (Portland, Or.) 1871-1887, 1880-08-05

The young woman who is goihe "
marry the son of the Prince lmpefiA-l --l o'
Russia Is not much 10 be envleoi uo1
withstaudiug the superior grandeur on
his family. His left arm is para yzeu'
and always will be, and Walizing is DIS
only accomplishment.
The new Northwest. [volume] (Portland, Or.) 1871-1887, 1880-08-05

all girls. The display Of striped hosiery
on her wash line must De diazzhng.
Daily Republican., 1880-09-09
Police Cases.

Thos. Hine.lsy, who assaulted 4 msn
named Darragh, on Church street be-
tween Eighth and Taylor streets, yes.
tprd4y morning, and Geo. Wells, who
urged him TO continue the assault, were
given hearing before Mayor Almond
last evening. The defendants were
eseh fined 90 and costs, and were re-
quirsd to give 800 peace bonds.
Lkrry Fisher, colored, was charged
~ith creating q disturbance At the
Ninth Ward polls last Tuesday, but as
the evidence seemed doubtful the case
was dismissed.
Philip Burton, colored, who vas
charged with disorderly conduct, was
fined 81 and costs.
James Roserson and James Dooley,
we're this morning charged with drunk
sDneas and disorderly conduct. The
former was required 10 pay the costs Of
his case and the latter vas fined &2 and
cost.
James Armstrong, who was charEed
with vsgrancy. was sent 10 jail for 80
days.
One case Of drunkenness was also
heard.
Daily Republican., 1880-09-09

The Eighth Ward Republicans have
got the thing reduced down to very
hae points. They have the receipts and
know the man who filed some Of them
up. In consequence Of this diicovery
there is q trembling Of weak knees
. amongst scme Of the Democratic aspi-
rants for once In that Ward. Yet In
the face OF these unblushing frauds,
which have been carried on not only In
the Eighth Ward but all over the city,
the Gsz site is accusing the Republicans
OF fraud, like the thief crying "s'Op
thief" TO divert attention from the
guilty parties. An example should te
made Of some OF thsse forgsrs Of tax re-
ceipts that would put a stop to it, even
II it should result in compelling some
high toned clerks to skip the town.
Daily Republican., 1880-09-09
uEpUBLICAN rItKET.
uhe RePubiie Am Harves'.

The present Is a grand fruitags year
fer the Republican party--a year Of the
fngstb sring Of the great harvest o.
principles the seed of which have beer
sown since the war closed. A grea
many good well meaning people did
mot sec far through the vista of the
future and hence were skeptical Or en-
tirelv withheld their hep frsm the Rs
publican party. Now however they are
waking up to full realization that the
Republican party las been on the side
Of equality j usti,s and progress through
al the past years Of doubt. and that i.
steadily marching on to freshsr victo.
xies.
Oregon was the first State to hold
nm election this year AMI as an earnes'
Of her attachment to the Republican
party the little State gave Republi
ean majority of IL, 900 for Congressman
She slected . Democratic Congressman
two years ago.
Vermont always Republican, held
her election last Tuesday and increased
her Republican majority up 10 $1,000,
with the Republican tide still rising.
WILMINGTON on Tuesday rebuked thu
Democracy by gain of ever 900 votes
in single year and carrying the ci y
BY oyer 200 majority. She will give
500 nsxt November.
Next Tuesday Maine will speak to
the nation in thunder tones which will
carry disuay and CONSERVATION to the go
GzIIsd D - ocr&ts of the North and the
arist0erats OF the South.
GA The second Tuesday of October,
Chic, Indiana, Iowa and Nebraska will
speH their fires upon the enemy and
~ may expect to see perfect rout Of
tks Democracy anu arIsIUcIacy. 10
November the grand Appomsttox will
asme &ud tue second surrender Of the
forces isd by Hampton, Hill aud other
rebel lead ;rs, will be ro less important
than WAC the first surrender by Lee t.
Grant.
The Aristocracy too are having ther
victories, Alabama has given them
81. 600 majority and Arkansas TO 900.
They could as sasiiy have doubled the
fgurss had it been required. Force
and fraud make the South solid for
AFistOcracy, but fair election and the
Intelligence of the people are making
-the North as solid for the Republicans.
Daily Republican., 1880-09-09
Tn Q q aEeIto's BIRD.

Ths appearance Of the Glzette's
Eeost:T al ths head Of the cola IN Of
election returns yesterday was the cause
Of quite profusion Of smiles and
BSoAS trinS, Like many voters who
&lR&ys vote 81 every nomination cleo
tioa because they like to do 80, the Ga
&sste' TWater comes out and crows as
hastily ovrr terrible defeat as it does
over great victory OF its party. Were
this Innocent recreation confined 10 the
fowl alone it would be perfectly excuss-
Tie, bat when the human biped that
Sontso,s the Gazette seeks to mislead
the pnbiic by twisting crushing de-
feat into q victory it requires more than
q passing thought. 1t does not reflect
sEsdit&bly upon the class of readers
vita sustain the Gazette, to supp ose
thsa they believed the Democrats
Rsiaed a victory on Tuesday as that pa.
per s&ys they did. There is no mem
bss Of tb, remo ratio party from the
MAJ Of Intelligence down to he man
who cannot sell A from B, who does
nsS know that the party has sustained a
crushing defeat. Toe attempt to tor
ture the result of the election into Q
viet"ry, and the placing Of oil c1anti
SEoer at the head of the columns to
srors is 80 thia dodge for the G 4zstte
20 Ia itself down by, that those wao do
mot pity its embarrassment mu be
anARsed at the low estimate it places
upon its readers. Those who read the
GaEette's editorial on the election, and
felt encouraged by the Democratic
victory that was gained, must have
felt in very different mood when they
read over the array OF figures below the
exhilirated 70 ,ster. There is q gain
for tn , Republicans OF 300 votes over the
election last fall and the G4z tie man
puts his rooster out to Crow owe. tie
news. Last year the Democrats by the
aid OF repeaters carried eight wards ont
Of ten. This year the same party only
carries tour out of the ten, aud the Ga.
zette's chick1n feeder hurries out his
rooster TO crow CvJr that.
Last year tie R publicsus e'e,.ed
four out of fifteen inspectors, but this
year they elect nine out of fifteen, and
still the old bird crows. Crow on old
fellow, the psople understand it.
Daily Republican., 1880-09-09
wny D.u,, IIancock Resign

GENERAL HANCOCK next to General
Sherman holds the highest office in the
army Of the United States compared to
which the salary and responsibilities
Of the office Of associate Justice OF Dsls-
ware, are very meagrs indeed. General
Hancock is the Democratic candidate
for Pres lent Of the United States and
Hon. John W. Houston, associate JUS
tics Of De aw ar lis q Republican cand'.
date for Congress. Ksuch a thing as
the ele I on OF g re al Hancock were
possible, and army disputes were to &C
cur req quiri ig tbs aid Of the army, he
c,uld not be disint crested in the con
test. II Judge Houston should be cleo
ted to Congress, which now looks prob
able, there could by no foreseeu posi-
bility arise case affecting his election
which would come before the courts Of
the State, and consequently he could
still be an impartial Judge until hr
would be ready to take his seat IN Con
gress.
The Every Evening calls upon Judge
Houston to resign his seat upon the
bench in advance Of the election and II
he does ret do SO that immaculate
paper proclaims his refusal to comply
with its demand public scandal. Why
does not the eiitor Of that paper call
as earnestly upon General Hancock to
resign his exalted position In the army.
Hancock is its virtuous choice for the
highest office in the gift of the people.
Judge Houston is the candidate choeen
by the Republicans to represent Della
ware in the Congress OF the United
States, position far inferior to that
Of President.
fudge Houston should resign sir :
ply because the Republicans have made
him their candidate for Congress why
should not General Hancock resign be-
cause the Democrats have made him
their candidate fer an Office much
higher than that TO which Judge Hous.
ton has been nominated 7 II may be
that tie Every Evening Acknowledges
the superior morale and intelligence
Of the Republican candidate for Con.
gress in Delaware, aud therefore more
should be expected from him than a
Democratic candidate for tn. Presidency,
but Il SO, that paper should to be con.
sistent support the moral and iutelli-
gent candidate.
L the Every Evening look at home
Or il plain slang shiny on its own
de. Judge Houston can take care Of
hin self and will rot tafnish the Jadi.
cia mine by remaining on the beDch
II he has mind to do SC.
Daily Republican., 1880-09-09

IT Was brassy for the Democrats o.
the Third Ward to evsn hint at a con.
test in the City Council of Mr.. Robin.
sous seat in that body. They had the
fnsrsc'ors Of both prscinr.a They 70
fused to take the votes Of William
Locktrmsn and Edmund Mitchell Oh the
most f.msy technicalties In the
manner Of spelling names. Other Re
Publicans, large property holders, who
never fail to pay their taxes as regular
~ as the time comes for paying them,
were ipsulted and sent home for their
tax rece pts, and falling to return, to be
insulted perhaps second time, their
votes were lost. Ga the otter hand some
thres or four Democratic repeaters ig3 Ia
other wards were allowed 10 vote, and
one man especially who was never natu
rallied is said to have been hunted up
AMI vot ID by prominent Democratic
oficii'. Mr.. Baugh is very respecta
BILE man, and would no doubt have made
a gHot Councilman had he been elected,
bu; we would most resr re,tfully suggest
to : i'm that as he hal DO h the lnsp -o-
tors on his side, and il any illegal
votes were taken his inspectors took
them, and that all the illegal votes
known to be cast were for him, and
further that all the votes rej4otgG ly
his inspectors were Republican votes,
te had better save his credit and the
trouble of a contest. Indeed We d.
not tn nix there will be a contest fer
very good reasons.
Daily Republican., 1880-09-09

A REGULAR bonanza Of Democratic
fraud seems to have been uncovered by
the Republicans Of the Eighth
wnd. Hundreds Of bogus tax receipts
we're spread through the ward to sup
o ,sed Democratic voters. A sample Of
the recsipts have been shown to us.
They were partislly filled mp and dated
as far back as February 1879, regular.
ly stamped and nothing left to do but
to fill in the name Of the person who
could be- coaxed to accept it and vote
upon it.
Daily Republican., 1880-09-09

The ERROR o. q clerk in the Western
Precirc. Of the Fifth ri in mis- writ
ing tie name Of the Repu lican candi
date 70: Council may bav, been unin,
tentional. OF course the honesty and
fairness of Mccall the Inspector is &c
far above suspicion that b, would no,
b. suspected of couutenanc'ng anything
which would deprlvs a Republican
menter Of his seat in Council.
Daily Republican., 1880-09-09

Last year the Republicans only
elected three Councilmen out Of twelve,
and they only had six mcmb bers in
Council out of twenty-one, while this
year they elected six out OF ten, and
now have eight out Of twenty, enc
members Of Council. Still the old
rooster is made to crow over pretend
ed victory which would make his comb
flop if LIE Only kne y the deceptive in.
waIdness of it.
Daily Republican., 1880-09-09

OtR OLD RELIABLE and valued *
change the "Cheser Evening News" "
has given tangible evidence Of it's pros
pority, by enlarging to six columns on
the page. Williamson, formerly of the
Delaware County "Record," is now
upon he "News." Blood will tell,
We wish the "News" continued pros.
perity an success.
Daily Republican., 1880-09-09
ID HaISTKR'B 0kDkk
REGISTER'S OFFICR,

NEW CAaTLE COUNTY, August 3, 1880.
Upon the application Of Evans Pennington.
AdniniStrator, q. T. A, Of John Guy"r, late
OF WilmjnSton hundrod, IN said ceuHty,
deceased, 1t S ordered and directed BY the
Re9tSter that the Administrator Aforesaid give
notice Of the granting Of Letters Of Adminis-
trat!on, ,C.T.A. upon tho estate 0i the deceased
with the date OF granting thereof, by causing
advertisements TO be posted within forty days
ffOE the date Of such iettSrg, In SIX Of the most
public places Of the county Of New Castle,
requiring all persons hAViu9 demands against
the estate, to present the Gans or abide Dy An
sct OF Assembly in such case made And pro
vtdsd. And Slsa cause the samo 10 bs inserted
within the same period, In the DALAwAKE
REPUnLIGAE, q newspaper publiAhsd In VIII
MiRgt0n, and to be continued there three
ucshs, loo d.
Givsr under the hsad ana seal Of
}L.S. Once Of the ReKtster AieFosaid, Ht
t-~-> New Castle, In New Castle County,
aforesaid, the day and year above written.
q. G. bI41S. Ragtgter.
Morton. persons having claims against
the estate OF the deceased, must prossRt the
sAno duly attestod to tho AdmiAistrator On
or before August 3, 1851, or abide the act
" Assembly In sucn case made and provided.
EVANS PENNlN0TO :, Adm, O. T. ..
Address Wilmington. Del. So
Daily Republican., 1880-09-09
. EGIsTEE,S ORDER.
REGISTERS 0FF-CE,

kEtIyTER'S 0fF'CE,
new CASTLE OoUHTT, August 9, 1859.
Upon tho application OF Elizabeth Karr,
Exeoutrfx sf Wm- P.Kan, late OF Wilmington
Hundred, In said county, deceased, 1t is or.
dsred and directed BY the ksstster that the
ErscutnK Aforesaid give NOTICE Of grAAtins
OF Letters TsstAIusntAry upoa the estate Of
the deceased with the dsts OF grAnting thereof
BY causing Advertisements 10 bs posted within
forty days from the date Of suoh Letters 10
six of tho most public places Of the county Of
New Castle, requiring all persons having de-
mands against the estate 70 present the same.
or abide by an Act Of Assembly in suck case
Iaado and provided and alss cause the same,
to 10 inserted within the EAme period In the
DHAWARR RKPUBLIcAE, . newspaper pub
ltshed in wilmington, and to be s0ntinusA
therein three weeks 10 eod)
~, Giver uEder the haAd And Seal Of
LIS. OMos Of the Register Aforesaid M
~ Now Castle, in New Castle county
Aforesaid, the day and year Above wrtttea.
y. y. BIt4GS, Register.
NoTros-All persons having claims against
the estate OF tho deceased must present the
Same, duly abtssted to the EKeeutrlx, OF or
before August 0. 1881, or abido the Act OF A.
sembly In auch case made and provided.
ELIZABErH KAKR, Executrtx,
Levi @. Bird, Her Attorney.
Address s:-WilmiRston. Del. 81
Daily Republican., 1880-09-09

The REP BLlcAN dill say that the
election OF last Tuesday would be no
criterion for the November result. We
are still of the same opinion. The Re-
publican majority of 200 on Tuesday
will be Increased to 800, possibly 1000
in N vember. Nothing wrong about
ma uey Il en- News.
Daily Republican., 1880-09-09
h-BJIU SALE
-OF-
FIFTY HEAD OF CATTLE.

TbN BJLU SALE
-OF-
FIFTY HEAD OF CATTLE.
VIII he sold at Public Sale, at the Hotel Of
Jacob Hyatt, at aewport. Del, on
THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 10, 1880,
Fifty head Of fresh COWS, springers, bull' and
stick steers aDd hCiers; also one hun fS-T4
drei head Of good stock wet ers In R--K-,
hlgh order, lot Of shOut pigs. VIII also sell
very fine Hamblnt0nal mare, sired by Sir
Cicil, he by HisdIok's Old Hambletonian.7 Y his
mara is of tne style, splendid erlVer and can
trot 10 about three 10 lnutes, Elk years old; al.
so one large bay driving or work horse.
TER 5 "A crelit Of ninety days will be
given by purchaser giving bank bic note
with an approved eudoFser, or one per cent
month will be deducted for cash.
JAMES y. SAWD0N, JR.
L. W. STIBHA Il SON, Auct'rs.
Daily Republican., 1880-09-09
CROSBY & HILL,
2lO AND 239 MARKET ST,
this WILMINGTON. DEL.
PUBLIO SAFES.

COUNT SALE OF REAL
~ EsTATG
turgusnt 10 an order Of the Orphans Court
OF psiAWsrs Comfy, Pennsylvania, via he
sold ct Public SSls, IN Upper ChiohCster
township, IN the said county, On
THURSDAY, SEPTEMBEH 10, 1880,
The following deeOrib Cd Real Est tate, late a
OF John b. Smith. deceased, TO wit: A &
valuable farm consisting Of two adjoiDing
tracts Of Land, eituats in the township OF Up.
par Chichester, aforesaid, and described rs
fellows:
Mo /. All that sertsin dwelling house
barn and tract OF land, bounded by lands OF
George BroNTall, by the middle branch OF
NaAmans Croek, BY lands OF John M. G.
Prince nd by the road leading from Clutches.
Ter cross roads TO tho Paaman's Greek road,
containing Il acres and 10 perches, more or
less.
No. .. All that cert,in plantation and
trocL Of lana bounded by lands OF John M. y
Pnuce. JonA y, Beeson and the road leading
iroU Chichester eioss roads to the Naa mans
Greek road, which separates IL from trGlt No,
l, containing II acres, r0ods and 30 porches.
The Improvements on No. / consist of q
substa q tisl stone Yelling house, stories
hlhh, 1920 feet, containing Q roouH and base
mont, with pIsEEs In trOnr, lsrRs double
aoor stone barn, 3sIso ieet stone wagon house
sx2s tact, atone spring hou 70, x36 teet, over
a LSysr failing spring Of watsr, chicken house,
corn crib ead otaof Oatbuldings. Also frame
tonsnt house. lAIlS fost, 2 stories hiun. all OF
Eh ch a"s In good condition. There is good
apple orchard In .ull bearing, also an abun.
can . Of cherry trsta, other fruit etc.
No. Z 10 beautifully located commanding q
20 d view Of the Dellwsfo River, with good
spnns OF wator N 1t, and all the land Is OF
aoot Q1a!ity and susceptible Of cultivation.
fhs shove properties are situated one mile
from ClAymOht Station. on tho r. W. l.. q.
n. & 7 miles non Wilmington and miles
from tha city OF Chester. They are located
on the h'ghlands bordering the Delaware,
comm sndina Visw OF thst river and the sur.
rounding souEtry Tor several miles Among
the many beautiful building sites on the Dsl
aware highlands, mono surpa~B those on this
property. Atss. at the saIna time, will be
sOib q lot Of fall and StntK apples In orch ND.
Posesstian given Immediately II desired
sale TO eoEnencs at 2 o'clock, p. m. OOndi-
tiohs made known st sale, by
RACH Eli SMITH,
HkOhGE HROOnALL,
". GrosA, Auc'r. = std Administrators.
Daily Republican., 1880-09-09
AT Low RATES
RBaIsFm's oRORRs.
- EGISTER'S ORDKR.

REdISTER'S OFF1CE.
NEW CATTLE COUNTY, Aug. Q, 1880.
Upon tho application OF William Hush
AdninistrIbOr Of NorBaA y. Lounsberry
late OF WILMINGTON Hundred. In said couA
ty, deceased, 1t Is ordered and d REQ
tod by the Register that the Admin stratol
aforesaid give notice OF granting ol
Letters of Administration upon the estate
of the deceased, with the date OF granting
thereof,by osuslng advs srtiseneDts TO be posted
within forty days from the date Of such Let.
ters In six of the most public places OF the
county OF New Castle, requiring al persons
having demands against the estate TO present
the same, or abidD by an Act Of Assembly In
sucs casa made and provided and also cause
the 80 no TO bs inserted within the same Pc
Rod Ia tha DELAWARE RKruBLIoAh, . news
paper published in Wilmington, and to DO
continued therein three weeks (e-od)
~ Given under the hand and Seal Of
L. 8. once Of the Register Aforesaid ct New
~ Castle, In New Castle county aiorN-
said, the day and year Absyo written.
s. q. BI9GS, Register.
NoTIoE-All persons having claims against
the estate Of the deceased must present the
same, duly attosted to tho Administrator on
or beioro AuK. 9th, 1851, or abide the Act Of
Assembly In such case made and provided
WILLIAA BUSH, AdmlSigtrRtGf.
Addrea1 :-Wilmin ton Del su
Daily Republican., 1880-09-09
LAWRENCEvILLE
Young Ladies' Seminary.
LAwRENCEvlLLE, NJ.

Terms mo lera'e. L. eaton remarkably health,
full Ira ming thorough. Number linIited
A sale aud attractive Christian homo fl
young ladies. Session begins sept. a
REV. X. HANlLrON, PH ~,
81 4tw Pr ncipal.