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CnRIsTM As.
A Brisk Trade, with a Prospect OF
Merry Times.

Christmas approaches very auspic-
iously, this year, with every indicati tion
that IT. will be generally and merriIy OBJ
served. The sp cial Chrlstmas trade has
been unusually good, and even the dis
agreeable weather Of the asttbreo days
has not been suf1icientto check the an
thHsiasuc onslaught Of people upon the
stores in search of Christmas presents.
This morning opened bright, cool and
cl ar, with a big market, and an excited
crowd OF people early on hand hunting
for the materials Of tbel Christmas
feast. The stores we're crowded last
night and all OF this morning, aud It
seems az II the entire dommHnity were
divided into but Two cla.ses--sellsrs and
buyers-each class epdeay oring to do
sh in their power In their respt Give de-
| partments.
Tomorrow. (Sunday) being Uhristm as
OF course the general ooservan ce will be
| on Monday, bat The churches are given
q favorable opporis liIy of holding spec
tal and appropriate Christmas sei vices.
This all Of them will do. Monday, the
people in general-worldly ~ well NJ
Ohristian-will take hand, aud y season
Of jolhfcstion will Commence. An
places of business will be closed, ard
the whole city will be one grand hoh.
day. There will be theatre In the after
noon and evening, and other 8muse-
ments during the day, 80 that peop q
! will have plenty of attr actions, In addl-
| ton to the usual Christmas pleasures.
The GAZETTE, In order to allow the
| employees TO observe Christmas " ith the
rest OF mankind, viii nbt be issued Gu
| Monday.
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LICENSES GRANTED.
LIST OF LICENSES ISSUED BY THE NC
yEMBER TERM,

LIST OF LICENSES ISSUED BY THE NO
vEMBER TERM.
Below is list of the licenses grant
ed by the November term of Court.
They number 78, which is an un-
usually liberal proportion. Clerk
Cochran refuses to allow the names of
the rejected applicants to be published
but it is believed they number between
thirty and forty:
Wilmlpgton-Oan'l McNulty, John
M. Harvey, druggist, Bridget Lally,
Margaret McCarron, Joseph Stoeckle,
Hugh Sweeney, Daniel McElwee, Hart
man & Fehienbach (Rosenda)e Park),
Thomas Ford, Jehn May, VIM. W.
Pritchett, Joseph McDace, Robert G.
Shaw, Patrick MagarriIy, (J. Mat
thew Gropp, tenanl), Timcthy
McSweeney, Henry Bradley, James $.
Heal, Alex. Ssville (Wm. Robellp,
tenant), Mary Finn, Philip Plunkett,
Michael Kane, } sepn Egg Thomas
Welsh, James Bradley, Mary McWil-
liams, Frederick Myer, Margaret Burke,
John Fehrenbach, Alexander Patton,
John Hartman, druggist, Tbos. d. Glib
son, (ior Swan Hoiei) z James Belt,
druggist, Philip q. fIunkett, w. M.
Morris, James McIiugh, Lucy Bucher,
John Mulrooney, Alex. Saville, (E. S.
Shaw, tenan',) Joseph A. Bsuman,
Susan Dougherly, John Flynn, Edward
McInalI, james Nj. Griffin, druggist,
Margaret King, Bernard Bonner, Sam'l.
d. Newlin, Michael Muliigan, VIM. "a.
Ware, ,Elizabe b uner, N. B. DanforIh,
druggist, VIM. Polk, Wm. Alsentzer,
Catharine F. I'd, johanna l.. Wilhelm,
John FORE /, 7. p uukelt q Co., Mary
Plunkett u. 5. Ho,el) Louisa j. Lea
(Joseph FuliWe' ,'enant) Margaret King,
| Elisabeth Manz, John II. Forrest Joseph
Stoeckle, August Zen Weges, Emma
Manap, Caroline Klingler, Susan Dandy
60.
New Csstle-J ames b Toman, George
whitfield, HuPh McGoverp. Saras
Shearer, Martin Leonard, David Boul
| den-6.
Rising Sun Dsnnis Dougherty.
Christiaua Hd.-Ohver H. Parry.
Delaware CITY, hos. d. Broadway.
] Newark W m. II. Orr ffith.
!. Midllatown-R bit. A. Cochran, (fol
| Peacock's M,ddletown Hotel.l
Peterborough, Blackbird Hd.-Ed
ward Silcoy.
Total granted In the county, rs.
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A Handsome Local Painting.

George W. Boulder, who lives over
the GAZETTE OIL @, has Just finished a
handsome oil painting ot the Brandy
wine, at the third dam, which has been
much admired tor Its excellent execu-
tlon aud accurate delineatlou. Tne
scene includes the third dam, the 5 +.
Augustine foot bridge, Ihe cast end oi
The paper mills, and Ii lLle house nes-
tied among the trees al the north end Of
the bridge. Much artistic merit 10 dis
played iu this picture, aud 1t gives great
p. omise Of the future success OF the
young artist. MIR. Bould ell took lessons
from Nicholson and others, of Philadel-
phla, and proved AL apt pupil. He comes
from near Elkton, Cecil county, Md.
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LOCAL LINES.

The extra Saddle Rock oysters at
Fullmer's.
The celebrated Sheep Ridge oysters
at Fullmei's.
The only place in the city to get a
first-class oyster is at Fullmer's, 506
Market street. novo I'm
A Merry Christmas
The Conference Worker has been err
larged.
The GAzETrE increases in circulation
every day.
speciaI sermons will he preached IN
all the chui ches to morrow.
Resolve on possessing a revised bible
Get one oi j. G. Bryant on the install
mept plan.
The bell of Sc. Patrick's Catholic
Church wa, placed In position yester
day.
The Shaw valve will be placed on the
Washington engine some Tune mkt
week.
A number of alterations are being
made TO the NJ, P church on Seventh
street below Walnut.
The Brandywine was rather high yes
terday afternoon ana the wato. wss
muddy. J he city pumps were nos run
ming
T.. q. Bryant will r.oeive friends, pre-
ents and orders Tor albums and bloies o.
the Penna. House all day Christmas
Joseph Stosckle has commenceh tne
woIk Of erecting a new brewery on .h.
site of the one that was destroyed py
some etime ago.
The "Humpty Dumpty" company that
perfoI led in the Opera House las, eve,
ming were detained on the railroah' ano
| did not commence their performance
| until nearly . o'clock.
All perss ms who are opposed 10 turkey
ealing should call AT he Penna. House
| King and Front kstreets, End teitc
n,rd album OF ], q. Bryant At 81 per
| month.
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Rumored Insult to Our Flag, ,

WASHINGTON, Dec. pa private
letter received in this city yesterday
from South America states that rumors
are rife that the United States steamer
Alaska had been fred into, and struck
twice, damaging her so seriously that
she had to return 10 Callso for repairs.
Neither the State Department. nor the
Navy Department has received any in
formation ON the subject, and the report
is discredited. Commodore Walker,
Chief of the Bureau OF Navigation and
Repairs, says that the report is absurd,
and that If there had been any foupda-
tioD for it the Navy Department would
have been 90 Informed long before this.
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Religious Services.

Onvet Presby yterian churcb, corner OF
AJa MS aud Chestnut streets, Rev. q. p.
Mallsry, pastor. PreachiDg al 10 30 Q.
I'd. and 7.20 p. m. Morning subject 1,
"The Advent of Christ," evening cub
iect, "The Second Advent OF Christ"
Second Baptist church, corner OF
Fourth and French streets, Rev. K. b
Cook, PASTOR.
Preaching at lO,.0 2. m, ano 30 p.
~. Sabbath schools at 9 d. IN. and Q p.
Pastors Bible Glass at 2 p. m. All arc
invited.
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Annual ball.

The annual ball OF the Phoenix Active
Association took place last evening iu
Webster's Dancing Academy, Masonic
fempls. 1he occasion was very
pleasant one, aud thu LARGE number pre-
sent seemed to thoroughly enjoy them-
selves. There were delegations prese Mt
from Reading, aud ALSO from the Pacific
club Of Chester. Thei mai ch took place
at 10 80 o'clock and was participated In
by fifty couples, lef by M aster of cels-
monies, William Butsel and miss
May Monn An a uBAaIce of refresh
ments were served during the evening.
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Entertainnleln (,

The sunday school connected with the
Household of Faith churdb, will give an
entertainment in the church ON Monday
evening next. The program mme will con
sst OF songs, ,recitations,etc. Rev. George
r. Kramer, will read an original poem
written by him entitled "Victory Of the
church over Hades." and Miss Mary r..
Kramer will also read an original poem
entitled: "Compensation.' The. public
is invited TO be present.
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E,ec,,on Rascal. at the Bar.

PHILADELPHIA Dec. 2a,-The grand
iury this mornilg z found true bills of in
dictment against Michael y. Fitzgerald,
Joseph F. Paul aud VIM. Rose, cbarg
ing them with making a false return In
the twelfth division, Fourth ward, at
the last election. The return sets out
that John Donobugb, q candidate for
senator, bad received AZ votes, whereas
the Commonwealth charges that he re
ceived 5S and more.
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oht,'s Treasury 4 scandal.

COLUMBUS, Dec. 70.
The members of the State Board OF
Public Works In their investigation of
the accounts Of Ass ist ant Secretary Fred
erick W. Newburgber to day discovered
additional forgeries on the treasury to
the am mount of 81, 900, as fbllows:-June
4, $1,147 81; August 3, 81 $50 26; An
gust IL, $3.50 10, making the total
amoant of the forgeries $7,6s0 26. The
Board will order an examination by ex-
perls, and expect further developments.
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Police Cades.

This morning Mayor Allmoud dis
posed OF the following cases:
Thomas Jennings, tor assault and
battery on William Davis, by striking
him with brick, was required 10 pay
$40 and costs.
Joseph Long and George Graham, for
drunkenness and disorder!y conduct,
were each required to pay vs. and costs.
Two drunks completed the record.
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one Experiences from sasny,

l had been sick and miserable so long
and had csused my husband SO much
trouble and expense, no one seemed to
know what allied me, that /, was COM
pleteiy disheartened and discouraged.
In this frame OF mind got bottle Of
Hop Ritters and used them unknown to
ana sa,n si,snetS Io 80 osrI tsnid,x tbap r1vs ms
hus band and family thought 1t strange
and unnatural, hut when 1 told them
what had helped me they said, "Hurrah
for Hop Bittersi long may they prosper,
for they have made mother well and us
happy."-The Mother.
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In aSOIIisiOn.

The southern expr ess, due In this city
at 6 40 O'Clock, p. m, collided with q
freight train, near Trenton. yesterday
afternoon, causing considerable damage
to the freight cars, and giving the pas
seDgers on the express terrific shock.
Among the passengers were washing
ton Hastings, Eth Garrett and Job a.
Jackson, OF this city. The train was,by
this o isbap, delayed half hour in Its
ARR val In this civ,
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Heavy Travel.

Travsl on the p, W. & B. and Della
ware Railroads has been exceedingly
heavy for the past few days. All the
through night lines last Night were de-
layed from two to five hours. The Del
aware traiu south this morning consist
ed OF eight passengers cars and Two bag
ga. Q aud one ex press cars.
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friends! Though ! ope," she added,
pleadiDgly, "tbat we may always be
Just such dear friends as we are and
have been! Shall we not ?" she prayed,
dropping her hands and raising her eyes
to his stern, set look.
He met her glance, he gazed on her
white cheeks and trembling form, fix
edly, incsvely, with incredulous
smazement and indignation in every
feature of his firm, handsome face, for
no part OF her previous demeanor to-
wards him had prepared his mind for
this unexpected repulse.
"Miss Won Kiischberg, how is this
1t cannot be tha. hear you Alright r. be
said.
"Ah, yes, you do, Mr.. Hereward !!
You hear me arigbt," she sighed.
"And we can be no more than
friends ?" he said, drawiog In Q bard
breath. "Is this true ?" .-.
"Oh, yes, Mr.. Hereward! 1t Is true |
And it is heart breaking !" she moaned,
10 a voice full OF tears.
"Leda! In the name Of Heaven
What do you mean? Explain your-
~. implore you ~ he urged, in an
akohN " eotS"y "hNVsyi opu S"h-
fusion.
~ mean-l mean-Oh, Tudor My
heart is broken !" Aud she dropped her
head on her bosom aud again covered
her face with her hands.
sLeds Leda!" he cried with an
guish.
"Oh, Tudorl Our friendship has
been 80 precious, so delightful to me
And--and-all our communion has
been so improving, purifying, eleyating
| to my soul. | am so much less vain,
selfish, and frivolous than when you
first met me, the spoiled child of for
tune. Our precious, delightful friend
ship has savsd and redeemed me And
-and-I pray that may enjoy 1t for
ever, Blt--but-it must b. only
friendship" she said, while heavy. sob
binG sighs shook her BITS jm aud streams
of tears forced themselves through tie
slender fingers that covered her iace.
"Leda !" be exclaimed, In bitter pain,
"you knew my love my hopes my as
pirations Aud you led me on and on
10 the brink of this humiliating over.
throw. Ah how cruely and bitterly
you have deceived me !"
"0h, do not reproach me Do not
break bruised aud aching heart III
have deceived ycu II was because had
first deceived myself What knew l Of
my own unified nature? Nothing, OF
next to nothing-when we first met p'
"Leda! Leda aI'
"Let me speak You bave charged
me and you must bear me
"Speak, then! ~ The above we pub
lish as a specimen chapter; but the IN
tinuation OF this story will be fount
only in the N. Y. Ledger. Ask for thu
number dated January 7, which cal
now be had at any news office or book
store, II you are not within reach of l
news Office, yeu can have the Ledge
mailed to you for one year by sendin!
three dollars to Robert Bonner, pub
Usher, $50 William street, New York.
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Christ,na. Mari keia.

The curb stone m irket was very large
ly attended this morning by both buyers
and sellers. The wagons we're backed
nm from water TO Tenth st eet. Poultry
wa offered In abundance, and prices for
turkeys declined from II to 1912 cents
per Mound. Yesterday They were selling
a. high rs 18 cents per pound. Chickens,
geese and ducks commanded fair prices.
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Captured at Last,

ST. Louis, Mo-, Dec. pa despatch
from Texas says that Stewart, the mo-
torious train robber, ineepdiart aud
bank robber, has been arrested at Hous-
ton. IL is said that he robbed Chicago
and Alton traiu of $4,000. Detectives
have been looking for Stewart for seven
years. He has been taken to Kansas
City, where ten Indictments stand
against him. &
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AMY unek Aches So.

and [ feel miserable" said n har '-works
ing man. The doctor questioned him
and found that he had been hsbi uaii!
costive for years. tha, now his kidneSs
vera disorder and his wfoe system
,,ararped. Kidney Wort va re ON
mendsd and faithfully taken, aui In p
abort time every trouble W removed
The cleansing and tonic powsr OF THIS
mediciue on the bowels and Kidneys 10
wonderful, -Congregattondlsa
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Fifteen Years for wife Murder.

Thomas McKeever, who stabbed
and killed his wife Maria in, . butcher
shop on October 0, and who pleaded
guilty of manslaughter in the first
degree, was sentenced yesterday in
the Court of General Sessions by
Judge Gildersleeve to fifteen years In
State Prison.
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Troub lesome Children,

that are always wetting theif beds ought
not to be scolded and punished for what
they cannot help. They need q medi-
cine having a tonic effect on the kid
neys and the urinary organs. Such .
medicine is Kidney Wort. 1t has spsoific
action. Do not fail to get 1t for them
Exchange. I-.7 -. #-
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Civil Service Reform.

After George William Curtis's
lecture on civil.servrce reform in
Buffalo, New York, last week,
which was attended by 1900 OF
Buffalo's prominent citizens, $50
men signed cards of admission to
the Buffalo Ciyil-Servlce Reform
Association. ta 20
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The Inst Dnx.

The large Bankrupt sale of Dry
Goods at Ill East 4th ct. will be
brought to close to night. All hav.
ing goods on deposit are requested
to call to-day and secure them.
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sunday Papers-sunday Papers.

The Sunday papers will be filed with
choice reading matter in The morning,
tor sale by G.. A. Davis, at 6iS Market
street as early as o'clock Davis sends
his greetings 10 all and wishes them .
merry Christmas
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II the mother is feeble It 10 impossible
that her children should be strong.
Lydia e. Piukaaal's Vegetable Com
pounn is perfect spicitic In sll chrt mic
diseases In ihe sexual system of wom- o.
se d to Mrs. lydia Il. Pink ,m, 233
Wesr,rl Avenue, Lynn, Mass, for
pamphlets
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Remoxed 70 thi. CITY.

Z. Hines and family, of Warwick,
and M. Price. of Chesapeake City,
Cecil county, Nd, have removed to
Wilmington.
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No one should neglect cough, cold or
SIRE throat DIR. Bulls Cough syrup
cures these and prevents 'nsunI zion.
Price 25 cents.
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The Michigan sunerers.
PoRT HURON, Mich, Dec. {

PORT HURON, Mich, Dec. 23.
Mayor Carleton, Chairman of the
Port Huron Executive Committee,
estimates that $500, 600 more are
needed for the sufferers of the fire last
fall
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DIED.

On the 22nd inst, Frank Fitzpatrick,
in The 3lst y ear of his age. sls
Rel uves and friends of the family are
invited to attend the funeral from his
late residence 204 Washington street, on
Monday morning, at O'Clock. Mass at
st Peters Church, interment at Cathe-
dral Cemetel 2t,
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gAs gaily Gasstts.
FIRST EDITION.
the UNLOvED WIFE.
BY Mrs. F. d +. N. souihworth.
CHAPTER I.

Sir Knign6, OF thy Inir courtesie,
Tail me whether dark or bright.
ar little loved or loved Alright,
Is The face Of thy ladie.
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Nj KS. PIATT'S school for young ladies.
- Utica, NJ Y The fall term begins Thursday Sept 10
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ITO EAST 21ST-ST.-Gramercy Park-De-
~ sIabe rooms with 1rstcass board References
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NJ lSS MOTIFS English AMI French family
ana Day school tor Young La lies 33 Wal.st. New.
iaaVen Conn The 9th begins September Circu-
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Gelp n)anieo.

WANTED:--An expo fenced man to occupy
w irresponsible position In the handling purchase
selling OF horses must be well acquainted with
CITY Address giving references, and In handwriting
A. b. C., Tribune ONCE.
WANTED-A North-German Protestant
w woman rs chambernaid and seamstress. must have
the best city reference Apply aud II
WANTED.-M iddle-aged woman for general
w homework n small family wagx moaerate German
OK swede preferred $50 East 26th-st
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Musical

A YOUNG lady will take few nupils on
IA piano. Address A. L. ROWAN, 112 West 40thst
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nj rs Il. ii. GRlSWOLD and DAUGHTERS,
III their pleasant home, Lyme Conn. pupils
10 young ladies out of school special advantages for
musc vocal harp piano quit arr dra wing painting
nj RS. S. l.. CADY'S Boarding and Day School
io Young Ladies' West End Institute Conn.
Eleventh year commences sept. D. Send circular
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Eam Schools.

rho twenty fourth annual term Of this institution
mences at No Great Jonesst, New York, WEDNES-
DAY the 9th day of october and until
n 1882 The OF study embraces two collegiate years
The degree Bachelor OF conferred
dents the full and the prescribed
nation For catalogues address No 4 Great Jonesst
THEODORE w. DWIGHT,
Warden,
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1nstrurtlon.
For Both Sexes-Citv.

For Both Sexes-City.
'INHE MISSES LEGGETT, 81 East S1st-st,
reopen their school for children, Monday Sept go.
INHE Misses Mason, 500 Lexington ave, re-
= open their school for young ladies' and children Oct 3
WILHELM MULLER, graduate from the
University of Gottingen, Germany. teaches French,
Serman Latin and also English branches. instruction in
given to ladies' gentlemen and children
residences rap progress guaranteed to those study
dress East I5hs or in care Of Mr Peter Kraemer
tist No. "a East 4th.st-
107 EAST 35TH- ST.-Miss M. A. CLARK
YOs Win reopen her English and French School for
and included German French taught by
1CS WEST 42D-ST.-Classical and Kinder
C gareton School, established 1853 reopens
teacher begins partner of Mrs Frost oYsby French
spoken Terms reasonable No tuition Reference
Art Schools-City.
M RS. JOHN POPE will resume her classes
Mn In drawing Oil and watercoor painting decorating
CHINA under glaze and Limoges Monday october IT.
otuu1o 35l Fourth ave, corner 2othst
NATIONAL ACADEMY OF DESTGN.-Dp-
De opened for the under the direction
E. wm0r'h n Al b on Monday October y order
Musical
A YOUNG lady will take few nupils on
IA piano. Address K L. ROWAN 1l2 West 4othst.
For Young Ladies-Brooklyn.
BROOKS SEMINARY FOR YOUNG LADIES,
NO ~ Montague Terrace Brooklyn, N. Y Eleventh year
begins september q. Mrs M b. j. WHITE Principal
WI for young children 525 Clnonave Brook.
yn' N " WAL reopen September IL
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Corporation Notlces.

N0TICE.-Proposals for dredging the slip be-
IN tween Pier old Al and Pier old North River wi be
received by the Department OF Docks III
until Fr1Cay September 30, 1881, II o'clock For
City HALL
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Members admitted free aocompanied by lady 10 hs
Entertainments and Popular Lectures ''
Any young man OF good character become a
the responsible person and the nav
ment OF
u annual ticket costing holder all the
privileges named above charge Of additional q
made for dressing box IL eylnnasiumi
Boys under Is not admitted EVENINGS
They procure for SIP % only.
day admission. 'sf
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BENNINGTON SEMINARY, between Phila-
! dclphia and Ncw.fork. Bound Brook route 1920 per
room This nclnl" board washing dozen plain pieces
per week, FURNISHED ue, lights. of library
saoines wn tuition IN any Of the following branches
Common higher English, rhetoric clocution
higher mathematics beesettres natural scienoe peua.
ship bookkeeping, reok, Latin, French. German
and Italian Also OF carpet sheets and pillow
janito repairs q: rooms hallsin fact
penscs except music art and books Il. HANION, d. d..
Pennington. N. l.
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Che Gurt
Excursions.
4lnsical Instruments

A WONDERFUL MUSICAL INSTRUMENT
"a THE ORGANINA; anyone play 81; call and tr
pays an Kinds of musie price only SO; call try
WILLIAM a. POND CO, 25 Union Square, y. Y.
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For Boys and Young Men-Country.

MISS ROUNDS'S day and boarding school
WI for young ladies children 525 Clntonaye Brook
yin, n. ". wu reopen September IL
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1881-05-09

= Sophie Yerowstii iaste bor ibrer
9erurtbeilung: n@egen Die Sbatia6en,
Die man mir borgeiporfen, tpill i6 ni6ts
iagen, aber iiber ben 8ortpurf BET lln=
iittli6teit unb 8era6tung Der offentli=
9en Meinung mill i6 ipreGen. &ann
man 2eute, Die alle Opfer bringen, ielbit
bas oes 2ebens, bef6ulbigen, unfittli6
su iein? Mer fann leibeni6aftli9er als
mir, ipiini6en, BON Oer 6fentli6en Wei=
nums ri6tig beurtbeilt gu iperben? @er
tpiinidt iebnlifber als ipir, oab Die 6f=
fentli6e Meinung frei tperoe. Oie Sill
Der beKen, ,pas ipir erlebten, bic Ser
l6idllng bon Sal{enoen na9 Sibirien,
BON 9unberten in Die &rglperfe, iiber
stpa1sig @ebenfte, tpie mubten Die mir
fen? Wfan flagt 1tts Oct @raulantfeit
an. IS 1T ni6t tpabr, oab mir srau@
lam Iinb> mir fOnnten ni6t frei in llnie=
ren Mitteln mablen, aber mir tpdblteu
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