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ISok SAL EAT INVENTORY. STOCK AND FIX
Il lures 81 Grocery and Liquor Store doing a busi-
Ness Of Go lor day good chance tor the night man.
j. H., Star Office. ms 81.
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FAMILY SUPPLIES.

FAMILY SUPPLIES.
7 UTE EROS, CEI.EBRATEp PICKLES AND IA
~ bio saace Of al klnds be had bottles krgs
SsIreis " applying TO their sole agents. A. DtfuE
soN, sls 70 SO Al ST. s.w. mi7-:ilB
y LBS. FRESH CkEAM CHEESE, 25c S CANS
s1s.r Corn; zoe bug tortle MhiAky, 2oc large
bottle Grape Wine home lrAde, 25c; quart bottle
sweei C.;swha 25c large bot VirEania clArei 25c.t
y lbs. Rolled Oats, 35c.
ms Inn OHAKE's Grocery. l245 9TH St NV
LNUREKA ROACH POWDER
IL Wan positively Expel all Rosches st onoe.
No lOIsON. No PUFF kEQClkED.
Price ;soc lb. Will e 10 express receipt
OF the amount In stan 10 postal note
w II. FUTILE. Confectioner
myl2lms 324 W. Lexington st.. baltimore, Nd
Txr THOMSON Housros ELEcrAIs
COMPANY.
$40 Atlantic syenue. Boston Ma
WASHINGTON OFFICE 1889 81
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| 1,oR sALE-MILE FROM HIGHIANDs: = FROM
Il ashlngtun: Substantially luili BRICK, ltr good
well and 81 ring acres good lame hlgh,N prulucttva
and fruit. JNO. 81 fliiES AZ la ave my - Ims
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EAs<h OF I25 ACRkS. KNOWN A. nj fF
n folht IN ~ Mary county. Ma. situtted Juno
Won 81 l1tonae and Miconco rivers hear ancestors
M'lAa - hlies trcn Washington. room dwelling
IN sooa order ihisis SPLENDID location FOR nshins
-, kun1nnH Stno. INV ONLY $4,000 Apply 20
FRANCIS htFIN. lJUl I ~ "a " u'54-6t
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ZINE COUNTRY SEAT MAR SILVER SPRING;
on TN 81 road. about miles fr,lu cItA. large
doni4e dwelling. eoud well stable aud other fsr.u
buildings. with ID land harrAin II takea
atohss BEEBLt. DANis a co,
m-fiw 1919 q.
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The tall, rough granite shaft that guards the
last ressing-plaee of the late Gen. Vim. L.
Hazen WAS most singularly marked A yellow
flag, bearing q great blue cross in the center,
Was draped over the cap. completely covering
spread With u flag, weighted down and almost
hidden with daises and roses, strewn thereon
b. passers.
Immediately north of the Hazen monument
Ii smaller one erected ~ the memory of the
late Gen. Gabriel X. Paul. small national
banner vas draped about the base and
wreath OF laurels leaned against
TIE shaft On tho ground near the
bass was beautiful emblem
Of white roses and Gala lilies, with the name
Of the dead Zero IN blue immortelles in the
center imni ediately under a brigsdier generals
shoulder strap. This was presented by the
Gabriel T. Paul Post No. l0l, Department OF
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1SoRSI.E-s2 PR DAY-HOTEL ~ IAE CEN
ter OF the city with bar ing gool business Adj
dress Cd. Star urfic- ,u.Il.-lts
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ISoE SAIE-To CLOSE AN FSIATE-A SURREY
ald S.de-bSr BaEEy u ed b. private faulty. eooi
CONDITIONS w.Il L. sold cheap bsure at stable l1.l
johnson ave., between ana aId ith aid .,th sts.
II.
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| NOR SALE-CHEAP-A FEN SHARES OF 6 Ar
Il ret; Park STOCK also wanted. = shares Of Nat
| zap Bank and leOples Insurance Stock. c. A.
/ SHIELDS, lOo6 Z St NV m2S-:lt
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OR SALE-DINING ROOM AND FURNISHED
ho.ns; best location II the city. Address re- A,
Star OihCe.
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KSoE SALE-Ar HACK STAND. TBBITr BOISE
= splendid Comb ned AOree. rides and drives
sp.engidly this Is u superior horse Will sell cheap
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FRANCIS HUPTY,
1901 Est. nv.

| Hon SALE-FINE FRUIT FARM or IHIlTY
Acres, only D miles frUia city: Ntautiin view ~
uefutosc; p acres planted the fruit trees;
great bargain. 4. AZ BROOKS UlO lth Il ma -Ut
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ENOk SALE - AT SPRINBFIELB. BAITINtRE
and lotUInn Railroad 10 Acres with LaIge brirk
Dwelling. all Outbuild.Lss and well fsncad Ard
watered- $50 ser acre. JOHN sIEpHEN. $40 la
ave. IA = M.
ksoR SALE--AT EVANSVILLE DIRECTLY oI~
Il loslte railroad station, about Three Acres. am
proved by Tie nns brlck 2J-ruom Dwelling known 10
TIE - att naisIUn and b O-roUm lrLue dxeiilngt
te .iiVsi desirable sAa valuable property In uy
Vile. l.. Il SMith a SON,
i@S-3m l.,s2 4 II. n.w.
1, OR sALE-0N MEM. BRANCH, Is a o. IUrS,
Il Cottages and Country Homes: Poultry. truck aid
Dairy Farms, Rockville iIke properly
nhs-3m COOKE -. LICkETT aB5 q ST.
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HOTELS.

IL oTEL IMPERIAL. FORMERLY THE HARRIS
Al House. r. ~. near Pa ave. "A. W.. under mAn-
A-reInent; newly finished and RENTED throughout.
hineTlcan and European plan. POLAND a SIAATs.
ffOlA ms I'm
NNHE AkDMoRE, 523 18TH ST. y. w. FIRST
\ rlsss bOArd; central; convenient hotels, cars
And places OF Interest: home comforts Ell 10 az peg
DAY; co. 90 " $40 week. 4. NJ HALL aJa1- .,Ius
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| VS0R sALE-CHEAP-THE BEST STAND INEasT
! l. va. hHRton 10. Groceries. hhIsk and Beer INK
I lures Ice Box an complet': iUcluded in rent with
| store and dwelling. Address Boz 40, Star office.
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lsAhM FOR SAIL OF a35 ACRES. situate
Il ni.e hlle from Nomiui landing. IN Nestiuorclanl
county, Vs. inii roycd IN lp-run lrisk Hon. !, -
3Oieet by 80 teet w1th brick Kitchen rrAr o.r VA
lt-ect eialrs also biri. stable. house A me-
third ~ the farm valuable tinhrr n-h nNsters .d
game IA ahunlsnCe. best society the rho /.
Washington and Baltimore boats stop NOmili land
""~e-
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LITERARY NOTES.

"rales Of tho Pacific SlopeS Il the title Of Bret
Harte's new book.
The new edition OF webstcr's Dictonaryt the edition
which for many years past has been growing under
the direction Il eN.President Porter. Of Yale-is called
can International Dictionary"
Tho experiences OF the first emigrant train TO Cali
fsrnis will be described in article which Gcnera
John Bidwell has prepared for the November NUMBER
Of The Century" This will be followed In succeeding
numbers by other illustrated articles on the
sod-hunters and their careers. In addition To the
contributions OF General Fremont md his WIDOW 'hcrc
win DO another paper by General fidweH WIZ" VII,
for sene years ut Suffers Fort the headquarters OF
Americans; q historical sketch OF the Missions BY
John T. Doyle: description Of :" Ranch and Mission
Lie Before the Gold Discovery" by Miss Gutdaloupc
Vallejo niece OF General Vallejo, rejecting the life OF
The Spanish Californian historical sketch OF the
discovery Of gold. ny John s. Htel. the Caliornia
historian, including memoranda by surviving members
OF Marshalls party narratives OF tho trip 10 |"''
fornia BY the different routes including those BY the
way OF Cape Horn. by Panama. by Nicaragua o!
Vera Cruz and san Bias and by the ella RIVER
accounts of life in the mines. the vigilance COM
mittees BY the chairman Of both committees William
T. Coleman. esq.,: woinan's pioneer experiences
By survivor OF the Ill facd Bonner party. pesiocs
shorter special memoranda in new temporary DEPART
ment entitled "Caforniana.'
Josiah Royce who IS wise in Californian subjects
~ written for The Atlantic" paper on Fremont.
"A Little Book Of Western Verse and "A L't''o
Rock Of Profitable Tales the titles OF TWO Volumes
whioh Eugene Field has written and which the scrio
ncrs will publish. Many people know MT. fleiu
ghy but not so many are aware 'haC MS 'c''o"
work is full Of pathetic grace.
Mr.. Howard Pyle has been editing for Fisher IN
gins Adventure Series" volume OF famous adVen
lures BY reebooters on the Spanish Man 1t is to be
called "The buccaneers and Marooners OF America
and viii be Brought out in this country by the Mac
mjllAns.
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T ElllGH VALLEY RAILROAD.

PASSENGER TRAINS leave foo. Of Cortsndt 80
De>bfU>>'s s's. follows:
II. III. Tor Sl.tngrin and Intermediate points. -
Q. M for G'ueNa Lyons. flulri. to hrrtrr, Buuaa
the West. ot >yilr. aud pr nca local loits ChAu
81 Lyon and Pullman Ia Suspension Er DE-.
90 ~. for Mauch Chunk aud inteii,diit" points
II for L. aud H. Junction and int, rn date points
Char to Mach Chunk.
u. NJ. Tor Tunkhannock and intermediate pointS
Chair ear to Tunkhanaotk Connection to Reading ans
40 D. m Elnira and principal intermediate points
Chair Wlkesbarre and Pullman sleeper TO Suspen'
sion Bridge. >,., ,...,...
so u for Pott>,iEr. Mauch Chunk and ntcrmedis"
points. Chair car Ia Mauch CHUNK
10 u. m. for Mauch Chunk and Intermediate polnN'
Connection TO Heading and Harrisburg: ..,.
D. M. for Lyons ElnitA. Rochester. BuaaS
and the West Pullman sleeper 10 Lyons and buspens'oo
bridge. AN
Trans leaving at 8 a. n.. II 4. M | y. IN. And Sy
D. H. connect for all points In Mahanoy aud aketoa coA
SUNDAY TRAINS -
m. for Maurh Chuna, Hatlcton and nterm4aihssss
points and IL a. ~. for Shenandoah snd nt,rnedlA~
Joint. "a.
10 n m. for slauch Chunk and informed Icnt.,
D. III. for Gchc>a, IL Elmlr1 Rochester Buusiss
and the West Pullman sleeper TO Ly and Suspenss
:SsS General Eastern Once. :al RroadwAz -
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r, oLLEGIATE SCHOOL FOR BoYs.
~ WILLIAM Mss i Wsf! hiiisAsi.sEY PH.p.
Forncrly E,ersOn HaIe:yD ,,
lessons thoroughly mastered. NUMBER OF pupils
limited .,eopons Wednesday. sept -, 1880 $500.
Graduates the Class Of &c, Collegiate Department.
entered Columbia. Yale. Princeton. Harvard. Amherst
Williams and Nxverford.
Refers others to the following patrons:
Mr. Geo 4 Robbins Mr.. John N. StSarns
Rev. Dr.. Thos II. sill, Mr.. Robert Macay,,,,
Mr. Henry q. Barnes. ErvDr ErshIne WnltS.
MI John Te Bnullior. Mr.. John A. kKef
Mr. Warncr Van Norlen. Dr. George n. Humphrey
Mr. John McKcsson jr Mr.. Joseph w. Harper
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3nsirnction
For Boys and Young Men-City.

For Boys and Young Men-City.
GLASS FOR BOYs.-Intermedlate and ADVANCE
schools and business. ". +. CHASE u West ooth...
CIRCULARS. Schools. both sexes city ana e1n5ry
a. With careful ADVICE :" larene' MIRA" wi
BENTLEY SCHOOL FOR BOYS. ,,.
"A Principal! WILLIAM JONES, a. b.. Harvan.
TIL Oct !. call II TO ga Madison.ave- mar o11nes
u EEKELEY SCHOOL
G EAST 4lTHST.
AUTUMN HALF-ELENENTH YEAR-W1LL BEGIN
on TUESDAY. SEPT. 80
Tenth Annual Register Of the School and ior ne
ptixs Of GreProof pniidinG
and arm0y erecting AZ H. 20 % ana - "es' 4's"'
"''"N" j. CLARK READ =. NJ. RI gistrar
ONCE hours Of Iead.Master or lsecs.ar 70 Al on anu
after September 10.
ID AENARD SCHOOL, III AND ll8 WEST 125TH.ST.
APPLICANTS Examined on AND AFTER
SEPT l6. REGULATIONS BEGIN SEPT. %.
Law Or Mcdein' and Business. High school; Grsmnas
school aud Primary Department Large weiI,vehccc
sasppsa ry%n a ary raining
charges Ten resident students received into the hone OF
elass'ro'ms ana sF'"'" wM' T.. HAzEH. A. B. ILL., b.
Call until! Sent TO- 10 to II m. 70 M 10 . p m
CuLLEtiiATE INSTITUTE
~ OF
DR. J. SACHS
NO 50 WEST 69TH.ST.
REOPENS MONDAY, SEPT. %.
THOROUGH PREPARATION FOR COLLEGES AND
ScIENTIFIC SCHOOLS. CAREFUL TRAINING FOR
BUSINESS.
APPLICATIONS RECEIVED AFTER SEPT. I.
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xVt>r SHORE RAILROAD. y. y. e. &

WIN l. X x %. kssm-rrain. lea," we't 40:
A. stat, on follows. and 20 minutes earlier
from tn feot Of iav:, Nsw;Yor* Hamilton I@naom
s LOUIS. 3 Is - Is p m Toron,, $50 - Is.
- ~. ku,'alo Eoch">tr ST>n lion Gr.d.r.
Nt.ara Falls tt,. and S!racu,c 80 .? 81 a. m - 10.
a"f 81 SO T. H. :" o', t., o. no h'". i
~ l., D. m Ca,,aiI aud Alban, so. : Is. ? 81.
~; ro'nt. tom~al N:"bug = 80, T. p - g; 20.
~ =: III A. ~ M Montreal and canada Fast. Is
- X u m ll.gant >.~plns ears Tor Buffalo Niagara
an Detroit, Chicago and ~. Louis all through
I'm. a - I..>rS BrcoklNm. va Bro'hl,n Ann">.
m 4 M. Jcr-ty CITY. l.. II II. Station.
o ,v W n, 3 :S NJ. Dai'v. 'I,aly except >hfr.
Say All other train. daily excelt SUNDAY For tickets.
aud sl"eping.clr accommodation Ia.
trm ,fton apriy Offices. Brooklin s3s Washington 20
," ~ aunS> oNrs. foot Of tu'ton-s CITY:
ses Isl o,2. 81 Broadway. lis Eom"ry II Pari
IVES, ,od.,t. and foot ~ Jayst. North River. G. l..
iANRFKT General Passenger Agent Wander ilt-ave..
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RGiiro6bS.
NEWYoRK Central

GRAND CENTRAL STATION,
Fourth Ave. and 42d St.. New York.
3ns ONLY RAILROAD STATION IN TIE CErH
MrEA5Ns LEAyE AS 81 EL LLIiMMirED-Du.
1915 s yEsr16y.5dE LIME
1855 S. a. MS.DwHEsrERS DAY ExpREss-daiy except
.Ss SgoRE e / NJ as
600 r. Mast WESTERN EXrnnsST7Due Chicago
81 b H Il MsJS sHks AID MA
5 0TIs 50 AsD casssH az, s
HoHG GpsJ EEssIE FH5Ss
as S:s $,, g. s; tiPs$
ss &c. ,s - % . 9 s. 20 -
rES9. e. e. % e g. 90 .'Sn.
u1it% AZ 49, ESQ., 10 g s S'spso 80
K SSS % Ill., s 'asS' 49,
BuyfFaEoS 50. 10 x. .5s"i 80 a. M. 800 $780, o,
NIAGARA FALLs-lo 20 no so M. 80. 600. 49,
sAk1f6;iA.t 100. III 80 a. NJ. $50. 40. D. m.
Fh1f g % a. NJ so' H.
AbIEo IS xxx MOUNTAINS AND MoSTREAL5,o %.
AuhtES a. tSrya AND to 9'sSs
pEHRsahE ! vi Via n % afI''iD DIVISION
s and % a% IN f"eGs ca:. sqpV a Gat
le Park Place g West I25thst End issh, sst on
So S S5 .n 5r e:
Westcotts Express calls for and checks baggage frvs
hotels and residence through to destination oh.,
tram, a ln '' GaIy sunday pa' A'" 'a'''''y o''"
a. '"; ;s?ss s'si"S g. at ana :o MID
'sS II? .ss,
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nEN NJ SYLvANIA
RAILROAD.

on AND AFTER SEPTEMBER Is. 1870
Train, l.a.c stations ;C-'t OF Decreases and Cortland
300 !. Mill FAST LINE for the wr,, rgln.99
80, a. m. to!umbu, 80 M. chiraeo 90 y. y:
% v2n a. %9 L . ok ny.S S c>c. 1 sad:
1876 20 a. a:o Ti' x Ii'"I AND CHICAGO Linz
nr;"ps aSa STAT o Sc"g"s ! Ras >r r5!;.
s:nossH "%a up%rriSl bahioe,s ir 6Y,i :.N,.
% Of . sG Ar; s~ Gh 81 ,;i'SG' a. an. .ad
200 " F% . ASp c 6! snl GT!
90 Sw:yoA t" - Lor'. 'n,af" and t.n,inat,
.'nGa;i l.! "o a. a. Chicago 90 p r' and st. LOUIS
$50 p ". iii: v STEM EXPIRES ,or al roin;, IN
@ M s A. S1o -t >2 r st. oa: ca'aso
a.d M; s api , lo' Is a,d nn1:
r, STi t" * K IN lon ss .nl naso
a.. a, % 90 m" h. o o 81 m "' sf Tor AZ JeSs
..o a"d r. ,'d or 'iiy r lx.SS Pullman By-.
Srri!ng N"Yo,~ to ,h,a.' Ncm .for@ 70 Mem;
t aiaIi, a. Il; ~ I" nv: ry"s"i ,sN t,v:
H"": for ToIGlo ta,y and fr CORY: Ire tn 81
sALTI%oak. ', wtJxs.iIxGroS tSS I'm sofTn.
sa ~ SP'. 10 !" 81 m s'5:s SsaS"S? s
isaar .Hm,s % ,na % n n, n',.s 80;
To r@ % o. 90 F. N" sunday n"a " IN o n''
hn'.'s Ear am, and % E.St% "a
Fo ion" Tinrn p"n Peasant aga o int ~ 70
and : 20 y. -. >'.nday IS q. NJ. D ID D. H. '''
., g.: 3 ,r 1n'''sa Day s",[
and Norfolk E,r,sd 90 q. M c.! = sN."W ~ "a
And u NJ. daily; Via DiltiiDor" and Bay Line ~
y. M. weekdays.
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
EyirAS~ Trains leave follows x,,... .t..
i 20 % 20 80. a.? 10 Chicago Itmi.ea' WIZ
Dining car and ~ 10 Washington Limited ana IL ~"
y m. r. 20. 90. ::lO 800. &c. 90 80 ,g 11.
Hrcommoda.on. 10 m 40 and 90 A. ana s"T Ia
sm o., 90 4 80 5 90 80. 90 and . 90
D. m. and II is night Accommcdati9n o" p N;
fhs S"w .Yorn Trar,f-r Company wil! call for ana
chrrk haycag. from ho,.l, and residences through "a
F"r Of o al apply to any ticket aS"as
oil 'i w ""r pi.,.u j r WOOD
4" -,o,l N,u.,.r Genera. Pass'r Agent.
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Juslrurilon.
For Young Ladies-Country.

For Young LaQleS-OOuuuy'
3A ay nss f%c.h IaG
T.s Do pyoSsi p pIHh :s STSEAu 80
srS Ss ES EHsST
Mi. hHf%SSlG s. Gibson Asro:iate PRINCIPAL. ALL,
LMs c9aLE rGs S w2MhS ' ani i'!':Ps
ourSs STUDY in M".;r and t tnorr i'a ar" my ny
81. s.aay % %is ssa S Snd 20 e cHAS
VXS N6i:DEN. D. D.. President, l:lm:ra ). J: -
v SSo" s 9" t %asp ss%s
To .s Hs'G 81 .cs sd q Eas ~
ltl,. e.; IL: S}4S
uous4roXlc VALLEY INSTITUTE. cornwall M sop pn
5 Sca ss" GS It,. S
e; .ssyt "s" n. a"a % srst fIF'FI' %D' w.
IVY HALL SEMINARY Young Iadr, n nS c,Sn;
S",. rr .aiIp SS1 EtpT ': .H r.
YNDuX HALL ropshA:p - VA ,:; .'l.ls IS E %a
l. ing ard Day ''Ao" sA Sd f r. w. ' hGHK ~ nan
AIRY BRIGHAM INSTITUTE ra"; y,1.. H. J piIS
Mis-. r. H. II"oviE cIa,sciI oxford. ENGLAND
MISS rAro>> ardx an! Day HchoG ro5 G5,
NJ y s A.aas.i Berg" CO.. j. ''''"' 'a ~'1nP,D
Mss brckAy E%,r yy III Bay Dos H"' for F'
VIII r"op.n WEDNESDAY. september H.
Mss r EI.IzAr ETm DAMS SCHOOL toH s r"rH q
terms. board and tnltion IN English. LATIN and Greek.
$500. Cir"r.ar, on application. -------------
n10RAVIAN SEMINARY FOR YOUNG LADIES,
wi Rrthl hem, rrnn-y,a1il. rcntnrys 'Apcr "h.'i
combined with modern methods an0ris 'dlcauohai
facilities erualled by fcw ard rSc'l"d by hoa'
NJ ORE DAM. OF MAINLAND. o!esia' ln',i TUE
Tor Young Ladies hId Pr'pArabIry Srhon i"r t,tr
,,irl. conducted IL" S"hrol S-tsrs OF Norc Dame
EMILIA T. o. near baltimore. Ma
DYE srMINAKY.-Im particulars addre''
IL MIS-, s j. LIFE. Rye. y.
- T. MAIY'S HALL. burlington; ~ The oldest oldest
II. 18th wear september a. For catalogue apply to
Miss CiI Al,IOTrt Tr,OMD TT ncipll or To the Bishop
OF New. .rr,ry. President
Sr cArIIAEiNF'S uALL.-Dioce.an School for young
- ladies and children. :a8 ~ 292 Washineton,syc.
Brooklyn. L. l. For catalogue sddrcss 81. CArHA
@ r. AGNES SCHOOL FOR GIRLS. Albany, n: =
- Und.r. d. direction Of he r. Rev w C. Dosn re-
S25 Twenty nr.t year beeTs September ~. For css-
ioSues address S'r. AGNLS SCHOOL
THE MISSES TRISwOLp. LYME conn. give thor
Guiding tho harp aud rnbroderr> They ht Tor roi.
cc" II do,lri sol; and bracng sca air Is especially
r.olr,ndr for d"lIrat" girls
UNIUo.,din: and day school for girl, Wi ,"op"n S"pt
* Mss ANNA T.. TOWNSEND Principal.
11,l 81 wAr:ur STREET SEMINARY for young
w aiie, 18th |, provided for giving superior
20 cation in c-!r,v ana prIsr.iory dTar,'
. O46 Walnut.,;. lhi!ade ph!a
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iav "f fsE Sa ~ S1 Ssrha o. Mn Circulars IN
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