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sheep shearIngs.

f. & l.. f. Moore, Shoreham, sheared
fifteen eve tegs. with the following
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1881-04-15

yyJvI UYourselves by making money when Q
HtI. Pgolden chance 10 offered, thereby al
AQi ways keeping poverty from your door !
- Those who always take advantage Of
the good chances for.making money that
are offered, generally become wealthy, while
those who do not improve sucn chancas remain
In poverty. We want many men, women, boys
litles. The business will pay more than ten times
ordinary wages. We furnish an expensive out
ht and all that you need. froe. No one who en-
cages fails to make to make money very rapidly
You can devote your whole tune to the work, o
only your spare moments. Full information anr
allthat is needed sent tree. Apdress sTIEsoN
,ACo, Portland. kass. ls-s .I'aN 97ly
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Wanfad Frs. ella. class agents q. g 9. . /. y.
money selling askel's Compendium offorms. Ed
ucstionaI social. legal aud Commercial, than any
other book published, 1t tsa household library
in itself. Sells ON sight. Every body must have
2 copy. .Choice terfitory open. Fpll insirucnons
how e sell AZ Address. Martin Garrison 4 Co.,
70 MIX st. Boston. - 81 ~rf " r--NA
place, stieast. among the volumes IN daily use.
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E Orders amounting to IS worth sent express free
on receipt of money or p. o. order.
Ad.Our new pamphlet with History Of our pre-.
parations. Sent free en- application. - -
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Average, CARCASS, III lbs; heece 2
lbs, 4 OF. '7'i-o1 r go 3 e.
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AT Richmond, Monday, the market was quiet
Butter sold at Is 10 % cents for winter make, ant
70 cts for choice. Cheese sold at II to - cent
and pork In the hog 9 to ia.
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FOR THE TILET

E FOR THE TILET: -.
CT softens the skin. removes roughness. cures
haPplngs -chaiings, ,pimpless &c. II ia nnsurpas-
the bah refreshes one wonderfully.
Small, 5oc.-Medium s1.oo.-Large. sl.7s
Medium Is 212 times larger than Small, and
the Large is times the size of Small
Special Preparation of Ponds Extract combined
with the lPurest and Most Delicate :
Perfumes for Ladies' Boudoir.
Toilet Cream. -. LOO Catarrh Cure. rs
Iioo'''''''' rihbter..... 70
Lip Salve. Inhaler(G Soc i .OO
Toilet Soaps cakes) 50 Nasal syringe. 49,. rs
Family Syrup. loo
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Weterfo,pn Ltre sfook nrarkef.
FoR THE WEEK ENDING April 10, 1881.

FOR THE WEEK ENDING April IL, 1881.
Market Beef-A Few Ichoiee sa7s cxtra. 7.7S
500 nrst quality 675A0.Oo; second DUALITY 800
600; third quality t4.25.a $500.
Prices Of Store Cattle Working Oxen per pair
Milch Cows and Calves from or. s45; farrow
cows, e10a2S. (. 4Irrq - al't' 81 - "
years old, 20al5. N III y T--f' -
Western fat swine, live, 73-4c per ID.
Northern dressed hogs o 1-2c per pound.
Price of Sheep and Lambs IN lots, e2.b0 $500
Veal Calves a per Id.
Hides, Tsllow and skns-Brighton hides
40. - - ~ N'-'''' '"''''"
/ Pelts from 100 to LIS each. F440ltal
Calf skins IL per Id.
| BrisfoI Retail Market.
Butter per Id. rs Corn per bush. 4,
Cheese lis Feed pei 100 IA
Eggs per doz. .13l Beans. j. rs,
Chickens per, lb; : is PORK perlb.
Potatoes per bush. 80 Flour Spring per Dbl g. 81
Oats per bush. : AS ." Winter no
Corrected weekly BY Bush 4 Patterson. y
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animals and bis -extinciion at death overthrown.
A personal God and an eternal existAnce for man
dethrowned. The wave theory Of Sound, taught
in colleges and hdgh schools for 2.5eo0 years 8.
IN science and the most remafksbls booS on az
or any other age. Royal octave, 100 pages, hand
someiy bound and confirming very superior IKE
nesses OF the great scentists of the age, o.. by
mail post paid. Local and Travelling Agents.
Wanted. Circulars with table Of coutepts and
l"opinions Of the Press" free TO all. SCHELI. &
CO.. 81 Broadway New York. ial oifr1fsri
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To the eoys Of New England.

Every day at noon, precisely. after April "a .
top OF Oak Hall, Boston. and q reward Of suit OF
clothes will be paid to the boy who captures 10 and
returns 1t TO Boston. We also ofpe to every Gus
Balloon, 20 centimeters In diAmeteri
The stock Of Mems and Boys Spring and Gum
mer Suits and Spring Overcoats q complete, and
surpasses In variety and general excellence all
former displays. In three hundred New England
towns and cities we are represented by estAblashed
Agents, In whose hands full lines Of Spring and
Summer Samples will be found. snd with whom
our trade can confidently deal. til
When you go TO Boston be sure and visit Oak
Hall-the famous one-price. reliable Clothing
House..
samples and rules for self measure sent to any
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BEWARE
La tlr gfI44 ..i' iINll-tI 49,.
|, ..lftu or ~ EIkfA
Aat.4t tfatfsfa
! N P osITI0 n

THE PAT&ONs OF PONDS EXTRACT are can.
TONED against the uncertain, strengthless de-
coctions offered to the public as being equal
TO this mr-famed, old-established remedy.
DONOT BIC DECEIVED by similarity Of odor
and appearance. These limitations cannot in
any instance be compared with PONDS Elk
TRACT. 'lI|'t :.
THIS GREAT CURATIVE is always of a steady
and uniform character. The extensive facif.
tiles for the manufacture of Ponds Extract en-
ables the company to guarantee this, while
the imitator does not produce the same result
twice In snceession. = I ~
THE TRUE SECRET OF the manufacture OF
Ponds Extract Ia too well guarded and TOO
wisely transmitted to escape. -s-- - ----
SOME UNSCRUPULOUS TRADESMEN. desir.
ousof making larger profit are in the habit OF
stating 70 their customers who ask for
pr Ponds Extract, that the do NOT keen II in
"a bottles, but have It in bulk. 2. 4
THIS COMPANY IS MOST SOLICTTOUs 70 pro.
tect their patrons from this dishonOrable trick
resorted 70 for the purpose Of pslmine on on
the public cheap decoction that can not N
anyway compare In purity and quality with
y this old-establshed remedy
SOhE OF OUR fRIENDSare In the habit of taking
old Ponds Extract bottles 70 the druggists to
be realled. No dealer can rem bottle with
genuine Ponds Extract except by emptying
THE PONDS EXTRACT COMPANY will feel
indebted TO any one who furnishes them with
the name Of any dealer who attempts 70 sell
I them any article In bulk as Ponds Extract,
or the same as Ponds Extract
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At vergennes satur,iay ', butter sold at 20 10 qsc
cheese. IL TO -; Eggs, be; potatoes, Soc; pork
to SC; beef, to 1.2c; chickens, 10 to lac
hay, $40 to IA per ton. l.nfI ~ 'alr-ll - =
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Ponds Extract.
subdues defamation, Controls all Hemorrhag gel
Acute and Chronic. venous and Mucous.

INVALUABLE ROR
Sprains, Burns. Scalds, Bruises, Soreness, Rheu
: matism, Boils. Ulcers, Old Sores, Toothache,
Headache, Sore Throat, asthma, Hoarse-
ness. Neuralgia, etc.
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- - -.-----
ia1W 70 GET !lIWAaE.

/ .E<8sEY astF&E11
In every house from 10 TO 10 barter articles &C.
cumulate that am ready to exchange. No ].
bers and all other barter and replenish stocE from
one OF my wagons i have some live psdiars on
the road now and we are thoroughly ready for
business with larger assortment Of ffstclnss
goods than ever. Respectfully
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III NttA4 .aut "a Ai4ltl A-AA-A AstA siNd-
Treats All diseases Of the Horse. Cattle and otheI
Domestic Animals. Terms same aB established By
ne Addison County Medical society. An ORDER
By mail or telegraph promptly answered..
Refers 10 all hFst-class horsemen In New Eng
hnd-aH f.f stI "a ss.fsia 49, fzanl &
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fHE SUNNY sovIsS.
NOTICE

Whereas my wifs Kate has ~ ~ hsd sna
oons Are hereby forbidden hxrba ~ o. trust
i's her on mysd'eun'i rt;f5 ~ S, ucrrR
Middlebury. March a. lssl.
The daily gazette. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1874-1883, 1881-03-16

means OF Mahone's vote, they will in
the long run lose good deal that is bet
ter worth while than the organization.
Senator Hill may have laid himself
open to the TRADE of Senator Hoar, in
which the rhetorical figures of ''slave
drivers" "cracking of WHIPS" "planta-
ton manners" aud so forth, abounded,
but for all that he performed real pub
lie service in compelling The Virginian
to come out OF his hole and give man
kind chance to have a good look at
him.
Hill's speech was not necessary-it
was officious, rude, and too offensive in
style. Malone is almost as fragile
as a woman, only weighing about one
hundred pounds, yet known to be brave
and unflinchng, and Conkling got Hill
to attempt to "knock the 'chip eff Ma
homes hat" but he was foored, and the
effort only sent Malone deeper into the
enemy's camp. His purchase and sale
has already bad its fruits, and now we
hear that the Virginia members of the
House are to be In the market when the
next Congress meets.
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MALONE Debating TO A
REPUBLICAN SENATE.

A Washington correspondent
says: 1t is reported that Senator
Malone will try to elect as Sergeant
at Arms his friend Mr.. Riddleberger,
of Woodstock, Virginia, who is also
a prospective candidate for the
Uni ed States Senate, TO succeed
Senator Johnston.
1t has been recently published
here and elsewhere, that on account
of lack of confidence in Senator
Malone and dissatisfaction over the
probability of a recognition of HIM
by the administration, that Con-
gressmen Jorgenson and Dezendorf,
of Virginia, intended to vote with
tho democrats in their efforts to or
ganize the House. Mr.. Jorgenson
says there is no truth in the report.
The basket of flowers which orna
mented the desk of General Ma
hone in the Senate Chamber to day
was brought to the Capitol for that
purpose by messenger from the
Executive Mansion.
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SENATOR MALONE 0oted for General
Hancock as President of the United
states. Supposed General Hancock had
been elected, as he came so near To be-
ing. Would Senator Malone have vot-
cd with the Republicans OF the Senate
against confirming Federal appointments
in Virginia made by General Hancock
on The recommendation of Senator Ma
hone? Ii not, why uot-on the SUPPOSE
tion thai Senator Hoar now rigally Jsl-
cribes Senator Malone as a pilgrim from
the depths of Democracy tohug up
wards into the Ia. Ii 1t ol Ri publican
ism?- World.
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INNOCENT LOOKING INTERN AL
MACHIN ES.

The glass bomb which proved fatal Ia
the Gar is only one of many death-deal-
ing coptrivances on which mechanical
ingenuity has of late years been expeDd-
ed, According to the revelations Of the
recent trials in Vienna, it would seem
that business house in London makes
a special y Of such implements. At all
events the the Vienna police is said to
have found at the house of enc of the
persons charged there with conspiracy
for murderous purposes u circular from
a London firm saying
ave herewith forward you as sam
pleIa few choice bamboo canes. We i'm
polL this article direct from South Amsli-
ca, and can afford 1t for sale at a price
that will certa My not be found too high.
We further take The liberty of informing
you that we deal in ready-made goods,
such a picture irsmes, ETC."
II did not appear that these tradesmen
had any special malice towards anybody
but their oHsiness was inferred from sew
eral circumstances, TO be that Of supplying
destructive devices in Innocent locking
forms, and under very pacific names.
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GLOATING OVER THE TSAR's
DEATH.

ACTION OF THE NEW YORK soCIALIsTs
Nearly dozen members of the Soci-
etc des Refugees de la Commune met
Monday evening At No. l23 West Hous
tuu street TO arrange for the commem
Grafton next Sunday of the Anniversary
OF the Declaration of the Commune at
Paris on March Is, 1871. They also
drank beer and discussed the assastna-
uon of the Gar, which they highly
approved. sympathy was sx
pressed for the Elhilst bomb thrower
who was arrested, but no action was
taken ~ the society a. a body. Among
those present was Edward Megy, who
WIS lmp Gated III tue Hing OF the
Archbishop of Paris and the hoetaEes,-
Hand bulls printed in German and on
blood punk paper aud announcing
meeting To express sympathy wlih The
Nihillsts were distributed The meeting
was to occurr last evening at the Steuben
House No. 2O6 Buwery. The German
slde of the bill was as follows: as C sem
per tyrannlsl Vivat stquens, twh CHI may
b. translated .nextpJ The judgment
9f hs Nihlhsts upon Alexander IL
How long will the German Sscla! Demo.
Gratis bear with BtsmArk aud The Hohen.
zol ern?! !! NJ ass meeting of Of all revO.
lutiouafiss To express sympathy with
the decd Of the Russian NIhilists." o.
the oiuer slde was the announcement OF
the meeting headed with the same Latin
notices aud the sentence, "Russia's des-
poe KILLED by our frleuds!p Speeches
are To be made il Euglisb, German and
Russian The German no ice Is signed
~ Emil Klrossig, Secretary OF the New
York section OF the Sociahstlc Lahor
party, and The English by Peter Knaur,
Secretary OF the Social Revolutionary
Club"
Al Justus SchWab's salosn, where a
red nag tiJated Monday, there was =
gathering OF Socialists all day. Inside
Tue saloon there hangs a pic ure repre-
sentlug table on which are three plates,
one containing The severed head o.
Gam beta another that ol Bismarck aud
ths third Is to be- supplied TO day with
he Likeness of the dead Car.
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TIE U. S. Blue ROnK

A late Federal blue book contains
the.names of all the persons who are
paid sal ries or wages from the Fed
eral treasury. Among them it is odd
o lind Abraham LIucolu sci down as A
tcamster earning $40 a month at the
Indian Agency of Siletz in Oregon
and on the same pay roll with him
John Adams, as assistant farmer GET
ilng 81 per day, and Enoch Ardrn as
d laborer at Slj per moLth. At the
Nevada Indian Agency George Wash,
'ngIon IS an interpreter at 1900 per
year AT Yanktou lom Ben on is A
carpenter paid S25 per month. At The
Pawnee Agency Ulysses Grant is an
Inte prefer at 50 per mouth. Audrew
jackson also IN erprets for the same
wages at Gros Ventfe. The Indian
agencies are full of great men. Dan
lei Webster is at Omaha as a ca plain
ana James K. Polk at Warm Springs
as a sergeant. Among the patrolmen
are "Atraid Of Bear" at Standing
Rock, Oak; "One who beats The
d um, !" and Broken Head, at Yank-
ton; Hos ling Wolf" at cheyenne:
Nv hite Feather" at Ponca: Mad
Plume" a Montana, and Good Eau,
e." at Shoshone-all serving taelr
county for s. month. These later
evidently belong t, the race Of polill-
claus now known at Albany as "half
b eds.
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THE NEW RAILRoAD.-There is
little doubt now that new railroad
will be built through this city. There
is also some hope that extensive and
valuable improvements will finally be
made on The Christiana for shipping
grain and coal as was promised some
months ago. 1t will cost much less
to tow a ship to the Breakwater from
this point than from Philadely hia
while it will also take a day less in
time.
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AN OLD DELAWARE DEMOCRAT

AN OLD DELAWARE DEMocRAT.-
Mr.. John u. Dilworlh, Of Berlin, Md,
but formerly of Port PeDa, this State,
is in the SIND year of his age and is
hale and hearty. Mr.. DIlwoIth was
elected to the Legislature of this
State in 1880, ran for Congress against
John W. Houston, III 1876 and was foI
8 years Prothonotary of New Castle
county. During his long life Mr..
Dilworth has been actively allied with
the Democratic organization, and still
adheres as strongly as ever to the
principles of the grand old party
Since Mr.. Dilworth attained his ma
jerity many parties have risen and
fallen, but he has never voted any but
the Democratic ticket.
The daily gazette. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1874-1883, 1881-03-16

THE New York Times notes some ~
tue changes III railroad stock operatioi.
since the war The Comments are drawn
out by tue recent purchase Of The PhIIa-
delphia, Wilmington and Baltimore
railroad by the Pennsylvania railroad
aud Mr.. Ihayers failure TO DELIVER a
control of tie stock To the BatIimors
aud OHIO. Tue Times says hat "A auar-
ter OF century ago Mr. Thayer was
looked upon as a remarkably HhreHd
railroad operator. He was larLelV in,
terested in Western rods, and made
uUU little money out of his ventures
But since that Time great change has
taken place, and railroads are now bti
consolidated OIL bankrUpted and their
shares raised or depressed in the market
10 a manner that would not have been
thought possible before the war And
yet.lh any event, the large forfeit of
over s0eo,Uuu was but smal!lnroai int
Mr.. Inayer's wealth There are a nm.
ter Of men in New York etty. Whose
possessions run we'll into miIli0gE wbo
II they lost half a million or a tnino,
dollars this week would hardly allow ~
TO trouble, health or spirits, but wopId
LOOK upon 1t as something to be MAJ.
good next week. Bur it may be jouhrsd
whether it Ia so beneficial az an exsnnia
TO the community as that con,ervatiys
spiIlt witch causes man of great
wealth, not accustomed TO the At
mosphere Of modern speculation to lose
his head and impair his health, first over
the possible eud then yer the actual loss
OF AZ ew hundred thousand dollars.
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PUBLIC SALES.
DuBLIC RALE.

VIII be sold at public sale, AZ tue @u L.
Market street, on THU RsDAY. MARCH
II, 1881, at 3 O'Clock. p m, the nIst1S a..
property situate at the n Il. cor. MY MY
and Orange streets, IN the city OF WIZ
mington, Del, having frontage on
Ors,1ge street ~ Isl fee 10 inches ny 81
feet 6inches mont or deep on Third street
1t Ii now .lAed as a soap manuiac ory, ana
las been for years. IL - one OF the pest
locations IN the city Tor ANY kiud o. ,1sn-
ufacturIDg business, having drainage
complete lospl sewerage or surface water.
Persons are requested TO view the pro-
perty. Terms easy and made known on
day of sale THOMAS NJ. OdLE,
mhl2-4t. Auct. and Real Estate Agent.
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ONB PRICE

We feel that the day has
come when il shsuld ne longer
be necessary for . house 10
have at the head Of It's Advsr-
tisemsnt the verbs some price,"
IS we cannot conceive hsw any
house can charge enc customer
enc price aAd another customer
q higher price, and reconcile
smSslvss that they are doing
business based upon the law Of
equity, because in many eases
the person who pays the highest
price is less able 70 do 80. Oar
reason for mentioning the above
fact L. that Wilmington il
rapidly growing At this tame and
strangers coming inte eur city
are naturally DESTROYS of know
ing where to 60 70 buy their Car
pets and Dry goods At the low
est market rates and should be
as equally anxious 10 avoid do
eeption of any kind.
We have of late had susto-
ners 10 say 10 Us that Q certain
House had offered them Tapee-
try Brussels Carpets which they
were selling for Z | as at 9l.00
because they wanted q number
of yards. Wswill here try and
show the insonsistensy Of such
statements. In the first place
there is ne one price House that
asks over . 30 for any Tapes
try Carpet and that 10 "Rox-
bury" and they sest over &l.o0
at the agents, again another
house has been asking el.1O fer
Extra Super Ingrains, but when
told that We we're selling the
same for el.0o les they have
frequently bsen) they would re-
ply BY saying shat ours were
not as good, but prove 10 their
customers that we were being
misreprsssnted BY conserving
to take $l.00 before sAsy would
let then gs sak
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So THE APPOINTMENTS Of President
Gardell from the Republican party are
to depend for confirmation by the Re-
publ cans in the Senate on the vote of
Confederate brigadier promoted by The
Republicans in the Senate TO the pos Of
Chairman of the COMMITTEES on Agricul
ture?
The daily gazette. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1874-1883, 1881-03-16

The Boston Herald publishes a table
showing that eleven Fall River mills,
which it names, paid iu the year 1850
average dividends amounting to ~ per
cent. per annum. he highest rate of
dividend was 40 per cent, and the low :
EST II PEI cent. Stocks in these proper
ties worth a PAL Of 100 are quoted at
40, 10, 125 and lS5.
The daily gazette. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1874-1883, 1881-03-16

THE Governor of Tennessee has
sent message TO the Legislature re-.
commencing prompt acceptance Of the
bondholders' proposition to adjust the
debt of that State at par and 3 per
cent interest, the bonds 10 run twenty
nine years.
The daily gazette. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1874-1883, 1881-03-16

PRESIDENT GARFIELD couldn't give
the widow Of General Bartlett small
Massachusetts, p It office because Sena-
tor Dawes had charge Of the appoirt,
ment; Senator Dawes was compelled to
refuse the lady on account OF political
complications and so forth. That is tie
kind of country this is Times.
The daily gazette. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1874-1883, 1881-03-16

The frst and as yet the only piano In
Durango, Col, WAS trtl spotted some go
. iles across lhe mountAl : behind Il
mute team. At ne q. ace the wagon ton
p FL over, am piano, vehicle, mules and
driver were afterwards picked up irou
one 2 le AZ the foot OF the mountain, all
safe except the box which conta med the
music gen rator. The piano Is highly
appreciated ia LIS frontier home.
The daily gazette. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1874-1883, 1881-03-16
DANcIHG'

REoPENING OF A. s. WEBSTER.s SIC
LECI DANCING ACADEMY.
Thnrsday Evening, September pth
AT THH
MASONIC TEMPLE, Wilmington, Del
Ladies' and Gentlemen, Misses and Mas.
ters wishing TO become proficient in all
The dances OF the day, aud TO learn tn,
new and more fashionable ones. Will fnu
IL 10 their advantage 10 begin with tue
opening OF the season.
EVENING CLASSES.
Commencing Thursday, september 9th.
Gentlemen'G class Monday aud Ihursday
evenings from TO 10 O'Clock.
Att RNOON CLASSES.
Commencing on saturday, october ID
Ladies' aud Misses aud Mas ers' class
Ihursdays from to D, and Saturdays.
from 2.VJ 10 400 Private LESSONS given
at any hour To suit convenience
GLIDE AND RACQUET wALTzEs taught
IN AgEw Lessons.
Special arrangements for schools and
Semlnaries. and Ior private classes o
ladies OF gentlemen, can be made by az
plying at the Academy. at kobelln a
Bro. ., Ne. ITO Market street or by mall to
A. =. WEBSTER,
epH Masonic Nenple.