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Peof C1al1enS.

IT,. c.nnc;l met at the Council Chamber
, Tuesday, March Is. Present, Mayor %s Ss
nE Counc,lmen Thomas, Dovell. Chasc'
J.robs' Kohlhsuff and Ankeny; aosen'
| Welsh. .rnroved
Finance Committee reported ia'0fA''' ~
the following bills: e,o n
Geo. SmaiIs, 81 90; J. l. MaS"n, 81. "a
e. Krafr. SI3; E Cox. $40; b Oims, eso so
$40. !. B. Lewis, 81; A. Lowe q Co;' ~ ~
| i Deer. s.; J. Justice, SI3 o0' .; ~
hank. IS; J. II. Day, $40 .; y; : 10y
sIa 20: Sanderson Bros, 50; l. T, nuun'
$40. Small Bros. S94: J. Justice s sos
son 4 S,ockwell, $50; A. h. Ieoean, 20
p Fitzgerald, SO; J. B Brooks, % -
Sh.w 4 S,monds, SO 50; Adams nros.'
SS5 50. .,.,.. ., nor.,
.;ds of Main street, rendered report ~h'ch
Was adopted, that the proper ofneers ao'e''
,;s. for bi,ls of not less than one blocK-
The citizens of Touchet street were au,
tborized to do the grading Oh said stree'
nader the supervision OF the street commls'
sioner.
of absence.
On netition Of Wh.tehouse / Falckoner
asking that a warrant be issued IN their IA
vor en- lieu of warrant 1882 which WAS osr
was granted on petitione.s hling an iuden-
uity bond.
On motion clerk was ordered to draw all
warrants payable to be ,rer.
Maunlon L Burns were granted 10 da, 9
in which to remove their straw stacks.
Petition to LIE F. A. Shaw to grade Grove
street In front OF lot one and tw", granted.
The report of special commissioner III re-
gard to opening of Catnsrine street, was
adopted
The report of Committee on Streets IN
regard to the grading OF north 4th street Was
lopted.
On motion the action of tie Council at
last meeting, in relation to appropns'mg
81 200 to D. 5. Baker, was re-considered,
aud the ordinance passed its third reading.
Ordinance No. To prohibit the purchase
of or contract any debt without order from
committee, passed third reading.
Ordinance No. To punish obstrueting Of
sidewalks, streets aid alleys passed third
reading.
Ordinance No. To apportion and appro-
pirate the funds of the city, referred to f.
lance committee.
Petitlun of Major Keefer to grade Cath
rine street in front of his lots was granted
said grading to be under the supervision OF
Street Commissioner.
The City Attorney asked that a salary be
paid him ell lieu of feos; matter referred to
Fluance Committee.
n .k..I
, 1881-03-19
The Last Victim.


The dev.lish persistence Of the Nihiiists
en the life of Alexander III, Emperor OF
all the Rnssias, has at last been crowned
with success, and the victim has been
hurried into eternity by that most das-
rarily Of all means-the hand oI the as
ssssiu. Alexander could not be termed
A tyrant had he been one the pro6a-
bil:ties are that he would have lived out
his natural life, for while tyrants are
hated they are likewise feared, and his
tory tells Of but few who have been the
victims of assassins The late Emperor
commenced his autccracy IN the year
1855, succeeding his father, the Emperor
Nicholas, who died during the great
struggle for supremacy in the East be-
tween Russia an one side and Great
Britain. France, Italy ana Turkey on the
other. Alexander on his accession gave
promises Of reform, which he carried GU:
III spite OF all opposition. One OF his
first acts was the emancipation Of the
serfs, and this made him many enemies
aueng the great landowners of the
country, as with one swoop 1t deprived
them of all their old-time feudal power.
His reign has been a constant trouble,
care and anxiety, and no monarch could
Lave had more bitter experience OF the
truth contained in the Shakesperean as
ytion . uneasy lies the head that
wears crowL. The attempts upon the
life of the late Emperor have been So
numerous as 10 be almost past belief, sc
much has this been the case that IT wa;
seriously thought that the reported at
iempts were gotten W merely for Politi'
cal purposes, but the result has shown
how badly his enemies wished his dea.h.
1t was a cowardly, dastaTdly act, and will
meet with the condemnation of the whole
civilized world
, 1881-03-19
PACIFIC COAST.


Geo. A. Steel has been nominated b
the president for postmaster OF Portland.
This gives general satisfaction here.
81. P,irick's Day.
The Irish citizens celebrated their coun-
try's day on grand scale. The process
sion was the grandest st. Patrick IS parade
ever held in Portland. The orations
drew a large and enthusiastic coneourse
illusions were made to the present trou-
bIes. under which Ireland was striving to
free herself. A call was made to aid the
small hand of patriots who SO faithfully
and fearlessly defended their native land
The celebration ended with three cheers
for "Ould Ireland
shipping.
The British bark Viola hence from Liv-
erpool, arrived with full cargo.
wheat Markets
The New York wheat market is strong
and active, and higher prices are generally
ruling. The English markets arc strong
and steadily advancing The Portland
market has an upward tendency.
General Emery ptOh.
San Francisco, March l6.-The coro-
ner's jury attribute Gen. Emery Upton's
suicide to mental depression, shperln-
duced by the refusal Of the Military
Board to adopt his tactics.
Violent Death.
A s.evedore named John Holmes, was
killed yesterday by falling through the
open hatchway of the ship Samuel Watts
Green Monsters.
During a meeting Of the Greenbaek
Central Club, especially called for the
purpose, resolutions we're offered en-
dorsipg the assassination of the Gar.
The resolutions we're contemplate, ahd
were fair representation Of the "things'
from which they emanated.
"Well Done, Spanish STYLE"
Los Angeles, March 17.-Yesterday
afternoon Miss Lastnnia Arbata, Spanish
girl, shot E. p Foster on the street.
She alleges that Foster seduced her un-
der the promise of marriage.
, 1881-03-19
EASTERN.
Discredited.

CHICAGO, March 17.-Railroad mag
mates here discredit the supposed consoll-
dation Of the Northwestern, ST. Paul
and Northern Pacific railway companies-
.,.w ,vrk.c k.c.fhes Protestant Episco-
pal Sunday Schools of Brooklyn, tonight
presented Bishop Paddock, of Washing
ton Tertiary, with books and outfit for a
boys and girls Sunday school, and two
gentlemen presented him with cash to
erect mission chapel to be called St.
Peters.
Edison Moves 10 New Fork.
Prof. Edison has removed from Menlo
Park to this city with his family and
staff, with the exception of one assistant,
and is now at the Sixty fifth Avenue
House, which is a four-stery, double
brown stone building. 1t was formerly
known as the Bishop Mansion. 1t has
been leased for long term of years by
the Edison Electric Light Co. The tech
nical department of the business Is now
carried ON here.
New YORK, March 16.-Many of the
prominent army officers attribute Gen.
Upton's death as the work Of assassIns.
He was Gen. Hancock's close friend
The G ,od Old Days.
TooMsroNE, A. T., March l6. 6.-Several
highwaymen fred at the Z. S. Mail
coach last night The driver and one
passenger were killed. The horses ran
away, which fact saved the rest of the
passengers.
Plets Against the Whites.
A delegation Of bankers have gone to
Washington to interview President Gar
field and Secretary Window relative to
financial affairs, and the disposal of the
remainder of the four per cent. bonds.
Nomination.
WASHINGTON, Mar. I6.-J. Stanley
Brown has been appointed private secre-
tary to President Garfield.
Senatorial Elections.
Senator Edgerton, of Minnesota, takes
his seat to-day. Senator Frye, of Maine,
has received the announcement of his
election, and unless the senate objects he
will take his seat Immediately.
Moro Nominxtiens.
B. ]. Watson has been nominated by
the president a. naval ofhcer at San Fran
cisco.
Sseialistic Brutes.
NEW YORK, Mar. 16.-A large socialist
meeting was held here, much enthusiasm
pss.,ilne e.s4l .ss4asH.s!5t Hs!5tynIs.as !tnss.aas'Ss "a: mani:
tested at the assassination of the Gar. A
set of brutal resolutions were forwarded
to the work1ngmen of Russia
The Arctic.
Rumors are current that James Gordon
Bennett contempletes sending out another
Arctic expedition to search for the jean
nefte, as he is very anxious for her, having
an idea that she is lost.
Crsp Prospects.
CINCINNATI, Mar. l6.-The crop pros
poets in Ohio are fair. The outlook In
Indiana is less favorable than it has beeL
for years. The Illinois outlook il about
the same q last year. In Missouri and
Kansas the acreage il increased and pros
poets encouraging. Michigan less favora-
bic than for years, while Iowa remains
unchanged. Kentucky has poor chances
for good crops. Tsnnessee's outlook at
present is favorable, but should the
weather change for the worse great injury
to crops viii follow. Tho southwestern
part of Missouri was visited by . tornado,
and in some distriets great damage u re-
ported.
, 1881-03-19
THE attitude of the banks al

THE attitude Of the banks and of the
Treasury, finging their millions back and
forth to paralyze or sustain the credit OF
the Government, must, the Philadelphia
Record thinks, ill the minds Of thinking
men with apprehension. Should such
liberty to deal with the vital interests of
,he people be too loosely placed Are
there not too vast temptations IN the
possession OF such powers to be consistent
nlth public safetvi
, 1881-03-19
The Assassination of the Gar.

ST PETERSBURG, Mar. 13.-The In
perial carriage was attacked near the Ekat
Rinosky canal, nearly opposite the I'm
perial stable, while the Emperor was re-
turning with the Grand Duke Michael
from the Michael palace, in a closed car
rage, accompanied by posse Of eight
Cossacks The first bomb fell in the rear
of the carrisge, destroying the back part.
The Gar and Michael alighted uninjured.
The assassin en- being seized by a colonel
ot police attempted to draw a pistol, but
was prevented from so doing. A second
bomb was then thrown by another person
and fell close to his feet, shattering hoth
his legs. The Gar fell crying for help.
C.L D"rj bki, though much injured HIM
s,lf, raised the Emperor, who was imme
diately carried to the Winter palace in
Col Dorj,bki's sleigh Troops kept the
crowd back from the palace. The doctors
bulletin published at three o'clock that
afternoon, states that both legs were shat
tered below the knee and that his left eye
has been torn out OF its socket. The
council Of the empire, under the presi-
dency of the Czarovitch, was still sitting
at midnight. A manifesto will be pub
lished Monday, after which the new En-
peror will receive the homage of the
officers Of state.
A Cossack and passer-by we're killed
and the Grand Duke NJ chael was wounded.
An officer Of the escort and Cossack have
since died. The Gar fingered an hour
and half, but all effrts to save him
failed. The only word he uttered sitter
bring struck Was the name of the Czaro-
witch. The laitor on leaving the palace
Was hailed as Emperor He was sur
rounded-contrary to his custom-wi,h a
heaSsjy escort The bombs were wsde
with thick glass filled with miro glycerine.
The assassins stood on the opposite side
"f the road. After the first bomb was
fired the coachman implored the Gar to
remount, but he renamed in the street
to SEE to his wounded companion. The
Car seemed to regain Consciousness be-
fore his death, as he motioned away the
Surgeons Who wished to amputate his legs.
The palace is surrounded by CossacLs.
TIE assassins Of the Car weie immedi-
ately arrested, and it is reported that one
Of them has since died from the effects of
the rough handling he received.
, 1881-03-19
A Mitchell Victory.

The nomination of George Steel for
Postmaster at Portland is a decided
Mitchell victory, and gives everybody in
this city the greatest satisfaction. 1t is
understood that the nomination is vehe-
mently opposed by Scntt and the Ore
CONAN crowd generally. Steel is the
man Tor the position, and it is to be hoped
that he viii be Confirmed
, 1881-03-19
Reorganization of the N. P. Land
Department.

The reorganization cf the Northern
Pacific Land Department proceeds so de-
hberately that there is reason 10 believe
that some months mus, necessarily elapse
before the lands viii be again in the
market. There is an enormous amount
OF work TO he performed, as it is the in
tention OF the company In appraise and
grade the land when it will be sold ac-
cording TO is real value.
, 1881-03-19

U. s. LAND OFFICE,
Ia Grande. Or. Jan. 20. 1881.

La Grande, Or, Jan. 20, 1881.
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN, That
IN Huel A. Whi'e has this day made appli.
cation to enter, under the act of Congress. ap-
proved June Sd, 1878, entitled an act for the
sale Of tir.ber and stone lands in California.
OREGON. Nevada and Washington Territory.
for the EA NW}. Sec. 3. T. 4, n. r. 81, and
EA SW3, Sec. IS. T. 5. n r. 81 E.st Of vii.
lamette Meridian, containing l52 72.l00 aerra
alproof herrin will be made after sixty dayu
publication and within ninety days fr,m ths
date hereof. HENRY W. DWIGHT,
low Register.
, 1881-03-19
Notice.
Z. s. LAND OFFICE,
c-l- n T. sAo 1907

A3 Ofahue, Or.. JAN. ~, looi.
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN, That
IN Franklin o. Raddick has this day made
application u enter under the act of Congress-
approved june Sd, lS7s, entitled an act for the
sale of timber and stone lands in California,
Oregon, Nevada and WashinstHD Territory,
for the W. Swt and 81 NWi of Gee. IS. +.
5. n. R. 81 East of Willamette Meridian,
160 acres. Final proof herein will be
made after sixty DAYS publication and within
ninety days from the date hereof.
HENRY w. DWIGHT.
blow Register.
, 1881-03-19

lis anything in relation TO Bernhardt Is of
in;eres: just now we copy from an esteemed
contemporary in Stockholm the following
suicy item: Sarah Bernhard var nylsen
IVA att bl;iva offer for en- elpchund else.
Ia hon pa Globe-teatern Roston uPytradde
-.som Camille och dodesscenen lag tIliba-
ka.uad pa en- SOTO markto hon plot,list att
III stor och iung kamin, som stod bredvId,
Loriade vsckia" A little Of this goes a
md
, 1881-03-19
Board Of Trade.

The principal merchants of Walla WALK
nave determined upon organizing Board
OF Trade Tor concerted action in any en-
erseney that may arise. This is the best
move that has been made for years and
VIII oe OF Infinite service in preserving
the status OF Walla Walla as the head and
front OF all interior cities
, 1881-03-19
sherin's Sale Of Real Estate.

DY VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION IS
ID sued out Of the Districs Court of the Fist
Judicial District, W. T., and ~ me directed
and delivered for judgment rendered in sail
court ON the 7th day of February, A. ID. 1881,
in favor of NJ f. Colt, Plaintiff and against
r. NJ. Lynch, Defendant, for the sum of Si97 81
with interest at the rate of 10 per cent per
annum and S24 20 casts of suit, have levied
upon the following described realestA.e, to-wit:
All of fractional lot four "A, in block "H," {"
according to the official map of the city of
Walla- walla, w. T., situate, lying and being
in the county of Walla-walla aud territory of
Washington. Notice is hereby given that On
MONDAY, the 18th dav of April, A. D.,
1881, at the hour Of o'clock, p. m, If said
day, will sell all the right, title and interest
of the said p. NJ. Lynch in and to the above
described al estate, at the Court House door
in the City and County of Walls-walia,
Washington Territory a: public auction to
the highest and best bidder, TO satisfy said
execution and all costs
Given under my land this lSthdav of March,
A. d. 1881. JAS. b. THOMPSON,
l25w Sheriff of Walla walia Co, W. T.
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Notice.
q. s. LAND OFFICE,

La Grande. Or, Jan. 20, 1881.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN, That
IN John NJ. Heady has this day made appli-
cation TO enter under the act of Congress, ap-
proved June Sd, 1878. entitled an act for the
sale of timber and stone lands in California,
Oregon, Nevada and Washington Territory,
for the NJ NE{ and NJ NWt Of Sec. 25, t.
5, n. R. 81 East of Willamette Meridian, con
tanning leo acres Final proof herein will be
made after sixty days publication from the
date hereof, HENRY w. DWIGHT,
5-lOw Register
, 1881-03-19
The Pacific Mutual.

To show the promptness in which the
Pacific Mutual Life Insurance company pays
off all demands and policies:
WALLA WALLA, March Is, 1881.
Received from A. McKinRis. eesgsfRt eesgsfRtd d6yy,t 6s
California. the sum of $1,000 in gold coin,
being the amount of policy Of insurance on
the life of my deceased husband Robt. Sum-
mers. The proofs Of Mr.. Summers death
being furnish d the company on the 2lst Of
February, and the draft for the amount being
sent To Mr.. McKinnie for payment to me on
the 23d of the same month. l consider it a
very prompt payment
CAROLINE SUMMERS
, 1881-03-19

Non EsorGH. - The 0ngUn;aH is ad,
vertising that their future candidate for
the Senate, Attorney-G General Williams,
has $40 900 to ago in with. Scottv,
don't you forget tha: John II. Mitchell
has got at least s75, ,0J0, 900 wo.th Of IN
fiu-nce IN Oregon
, 1881-03-19

'--..-e----- -
4 t,,.sr.n phseA has heer reessssa
s,o,r LjSyd's aesnu q Piswo.'ts' r.
norf, thaf the Girl cf Desos, nom lan,e, %
h.. .rr;yed there, having on beard tue
S.arehead Of Her Majesty's ship A'a-
laxta. .-...n
Ioxpox. March l5.-Ths B"er. rave
.s.;p ens.eed the English troops IN nat,
t re- So far they have we'll maintained
their own.
, 1881-03-19
District Court Summons.

Ul6tr1Ct V0urt summons.
TERRITORY OF WASHINGTON, lee
County of WaIa-w.lla,
In the District COu,t OF the Territory of Wash
ingtan. and for the first judicial District
thereof, holding terms at Wdila WdlHa, Wdlia
Wdiid county, in SAID Territory.
Kate Oliver, Plaintiff, vs. John Oliver, De
fendant
THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA:
To John Oliver, Defendant: You are
hereby REQUIRED t., appear in an action brought
against yOn by Kate Oliver, Plaintiff, in the
District Court Of the Territory If Washington,
and for the First Judicial Bisiric. thereof,
holding terms sc Walla-wall,, Walla walla
county, in said territ 'ry, To answer the COM
plaint of Plaintiff, filed in Walla-walla coun'y
thin twenty days after the service Of TIL,
summons, exclusive of the day If service, if
served in said county Ii not served in sail
county, but in said district, in thirty davs If
served in any other judicial district in the ter
ritory, in forty days. If served by publication,
within sixty days after the date Of this sum
mons, or the said Plaintiff will take judgment
against you by default, according Ia the prayer
of the complaint
III. said action is brought to dissolve the
bonds Of matrimony now existing between
Plaintiff and Defendant, on the grounds of
aban ionment of and failure to provide for
Pa ntif by Defendant.
Witness the Hon s. c. WINGARD,
Associate Justice of the Supreme
srmTS Court of Washington Territory,
s.r.o.,o.S and Judge of saia Cont, and the
Seal thereof affixed, this 14th day
of March, A. ID. 1881.
A. REEVES AYRES,
CATION 4 CROWLEY. Clerk,
, 1881-03-19

THE Hartford CouTaat estimates that
th-&ave!ing expenses of drummsrs costs
business firms Of 'he United States $780,
ot0, 900, to say nothing Of salaries 1t is
an expensive method of advertising, and
the cost is paid by the consumer.
, 1881-03-19
Notice for Publie.s;o,.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN, That the
IN following named settler has fled notice Of
his intention to make 6nal prof in support Of
his claim, and that said proof will be made be-
fore U. s. Land Of6ce. at Walla Walla, W.
T., on MARCH 3lst. 1881, viz: HID. No. 2l2,
Martin Luckenbill. for the 81 NE}. See. q
TIP. 3. n. Of r 81 E. He names The follow
ing witness 10 prove his continuous reside.cs
upon, and cultivation of. said land, viz Her
man Bsnchmon, John Bush. J. H. Stahl and
d. KEELING, al of W2Ila Walla, w. T.
z H MORRISON,
SD Rsgis1ss.
, 1881-03-19

q. s. LAND OFFICE,
La Grande, Or, Jan q, 1881
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, That
IN Joseph A. Scott has this day made appli-
cation TO enter under the act of Congress, ap-
proved june Sd, 1873, entitled An act for the
sale of timber and stone lands in California,
Oregon, Nevada and Washington Territory.
for the SE4 of Sec. ., T. 5. n. r. 81 East Of
Willamette Meridian, containing l60 acres.
Final prof herein viii be made after sixty
days publication and within ninety days from
the date hereof
HENRY W. DWIGHT,
SLOW Register.
, 1881-03-19

THE VALLEY GAzErTE.-This is the
name of an ably edited little paper is
sued by Messrs- Chapman & Boyer, and
containing some very able articles. The
one entitled, "That Ordinance Job "
We fully concur in, more especially where
it speaks of the uprightness, honest and
straightforward character Of the City At
torney, Hon. W. G. Langford, who ha,
recently been SO spitefully Ebelled. True
to its principles the STATESMAN has not
even noticed the cause of said libel il
could easily have explained everything
as the Gazette has done, but preferred to
suffer IN silence rather than p1bl,sh line
which by any possibility could ba con.
strued into taking any side for or against,
after legal proceedings had been started.
Let every honest citizen and tax payer
read the Gu-efte
, 1881-03-19
FOREIGN.
ADersean Perk.

VIENNA, M.reh Is. Tho Austrian
government has forbidden the importa-
tion of American pork into that country.
TAe yew Car.
81. PErKRsBURc, Mar 16-The new
Car hopes to have q reign Of peace and
harmony. He offers great Commercial
privileges to exiles IN Siheria after three
years good behavior. He promises re-
forms in the government contemplated by
his father, and additional privleges TO the
middle classsa
, 1881-03-19

GRAND PRINcE.-This celebrated bull is
now in a prime condition and can be seen at
Tom Tierney's stable at all hours He is one
ef the finest animals on the Pacific coast and
was imported by the SAKE Brothers the cele-
brated blooded cattle men. Princes progeny
always fetch the highest prices. He is Of
the best stock in the world and all farmers
should consult the advertisement in tins
ISSUE
, 1881-03-19

l. prepared from twenty different Herbs 1t
increases magnetic nerve force, and mvigorStes
the whole system. Is sure RENE ~ for Dys-
per,,ia. and relief tor Biliousness, and canrot
be surpassed A. An Appetizer and RecuPerant.
1t is re mmended ~ the principal physicians
of Berlin, Prussia, as well IS San Francisco.
G11-3m1
, 1881-03-19

PERsoSAL.-J. E. Palmer, Z. p Steen
and S. NJ. Wait of DAYTON, H. T. O'Brien
and John HALEY, Jr.. of Pendleton. and the
Espinosa company, of San Francisco. are in
the city.
, 1881-03-19

DELAYED AAILs.-Al the surplus mail
'ha' was let On The ROAD lear Boise city on
aecoans OF impAssable roads, is beng brought
through as last As the stages can carry h
, 1881-03-19

GARFIELD is said II be having the
same kind of time with the place
hunters that the m-nk y had with the
i,.rrnt.
, 1881-03-19
Notice.

R1OTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, That
IN sealed proposals for the Improvement Of
Main street, - provided in Ordinance No. So.
VIII be received by the undersigned at the
otioe Of the street department No. 8, Second
street. up to Monday, Mar. 2lst, at o'clock
f.M. The estimate can be seen at the Office Of
the City Clerk, No. 8 First street. Bids must
be made out on blanks furnished by the City
Clerk for that purpose. The right to reject
xny and al bids is hereby reserved Work to
be eonpl-ted July ]st. 1881:
G. +. THOMAS,
JOHN DOVELL,
Committee on Streets and Public Improve
mentA I'd
Wells Walls, ". r., NsreA 5th, 1881.
, 1881-03-19

PASSED AwAY.-H. NJ. Hodgis. of Wallula,
d:ed at the Sisters Hospital, in this city. on
the night of the 18th Of March, after a long
and severe illness. Mr.. Hodgis will be buris d
by Walla WaIla Lodge No. I, A. F. & A. NJ I,
OF which he was an honored member. on the
10Th inst at 10 o'clock A. NJ. All Masons in
good standing are invited to attend Mem
hers of the lodge are requested to meet in
their hall this evening to make arrangements
for the funeral.
, 1881-03-19
A CARD.
ST. PAUL's SCHOOL.

The question is sometimes asked why our
charges are more than at any other school.
Tlev are not. The mistake arises bAcause we
give the price Of tuition for double the length Of
fime The school year consists of forty weeks.
We. in common with most Boarding Schools,
divide the school wear into two terms Of tven.
ty weeks each; thinking continuous term Of
twenty weeks Of more than double advantage
70 the pupil over . quarter of ten weeks. The
fnI SECOND o. EASTER TERN.
opens on Thursd4y, January 20, 1880. For
.dmission apply &c the Principal,
N.am MRs. LNUu H. WILLS.
, 1881-03-19

born.
Cox.-In this city, Mar. Is, 1881, to tie
wife of J. s Osx daughter.