... ster. Public Schools. — Church National Schools : masters, Messrs. Thomas Shaw and W. W. Wdde ; mistress, Miss W augh. —Independent Day-school, Clark Street ; mistress, Miss Wheeler. Private Schools. — Miss Rawst home's Ladies' Boarding School, Eidsforth ...

... ». ami. . , , . cultivation..f his ground. h ro ' 't .n« was invited one year Fort Madison, join the celebration of Independence Day, the anniversary cult have had little ttractioi. for him, and it was of honour to solicit his presence, lhe speech imported ...

... mattresses spirit broken all bis time to cultivation ground his corn melons in peace invited to Madison to the celebration Independence Day though could little attraction for him it of cruel to solicit which is reported to delivered occasion is marked by touching ...

... Saturdays till 4.30 p.m. There are only five holidays in the year —Washington’s birthday in February, the Fast-day in April, Independence Day July, Thanksgiving Day after harvest, and Christmas Day. Of the manufacturing position of the United States I can only ...

... birthday of the Emperor of Germany. It was as widely celebrated th© natal day of our own gracious Sovereign, or the. Independence Day of the American*. Only these th/ee national be __L_> -arhr r»i-»m and the plains of tho Far St Louis. Every German, whatever ...

... alliance be ween the three Emperors. If she can secure th or neattality of Germany and Austri In the city be will act independently. day, a gloomy view of the political outlook wa taken, and the stock markets wer zach The seventh report of the committee ...

... derided to eeriest the district roles, and a committee was appointed for the work, which will be commenced on 4th July (Independence-day). at the housed Bro. Portman, Miners' ATM,. heed Ott. NOMe routine busiesss was gone through, and at two o'clock the ...

... decided to revise the district rules, and a committee was appointed for the work, which will be commenced on 4th .July (Independence-day), at the house of Bro. Parkman, Miners' Arms, Beaufort. Some routine business was gone through, and at two o'alocic the ...

... on that of the g. r . . 3 the several troops are required to perform new, in the monthly return of the following e.. independently. day. -, G. ri. 136—Pay and Allowances —Pa sage. G. 0. 131—Equipment —Ordn; nce Stores. The following general order, by the ...

... inamodified foem, Mr. Glastone will move: a vote of censure. Before General Grant leaves -England he is going to :see how Independence Day is spent in this country. Te-morrow willbe alctznaUnfd, itiznesses'of the United t .States who ?.may happent~m o ibe ...

... Scbonhausen trill repair thence to FrieJrichsmhe. will proceed to in the coarse of a week. This being tho anniversary of Independence Day in America, the celebration this country will probably receive some augmented eclat from tho presence of the ex-President ...

... THE FOURTH OF JULY. TaE celebration of Independence Day, by the artizens of the United States, has long ceased to be regarded as an insult or a defiance directed against England. It,in fact, reflects the prototype of American in English history—liberties ...