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Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1868-11-20
what we Pay for our Ifav.na cis.r,


The prices Of cigars In the Havana
market are 500 per Thousand for Ceies-
tials, $500 for Leopoldinos, $3.50 for
Senadores and Patriarcas, 800 for Inn
pcrial, $50 to S75 for Regiilas, S45 for
Londres, and $85 for Principles. The
tobacco crop this year IL somewhat In
ferior to that Of 1857. The quantity
il about twenty-five per cent. short of
last years produce; the price is fully
twenty 10 twenty-five per cert. dear
er. some Of the fine quality Of this
years crop will be- finer than any pro-
duccd last year, but little or iSolic Of
this class has been worked yct. An
extraordinary dullness has existed Ia
the market, occasioned by the high
prices asked, the supposed, inferiority
Of the crop and absence Of orders by
cigars, caused by the large stocks cx-
isting IN tho United States, Engiand
and Germany. The quantity ~ TO-
bacco shipped from Havana siucc the
1st of JalIliary, 1868, Is about 1900, ,00O
pounds, Of which 2,70O,0Oo came to
the United States. ~ 9'f llt| Hoi
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1868-11-20
WANTED!
HIDES! HIDESl! HIDES!

XayE Will. PAY THE HIGHEST MAR
w kHt price for all Hides delivered at our
Tannery ON front s'rsst, Siarksvnn' .a, Ten
ngsSsC. w. II. NnACktifoltb n W
Sept. n, ls6s-tI
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1868-11-20
All Medicines kept are War
.s ranted Pure and Fresh /!

I do not deem Il necessary To particular
ize articles, hat the pobiic will asd all they
saay vast, at amy time.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-07-11
LITERARY.

Hurd s. HOughton announce as in press
variety OF new works and new editions, among winch
are tho following: "Macaulay's History of England"
students edition. IN four Volumes 12mO. "The Holidays
Christmas Easter aud Whitsuntide :" book descriptive
Of sports and observances. by n. b. W. elegantly Illus
trated by F. O. c. barley " Robinson Crusoe;" new
edition with introduction relating 20 the author ana DIS
book and eight illustrations by Thomas Mast Stories
Of the Prares :" selected from the works of Fenimore
Ansee Stories by Helen c. Weeks, author OF Grand
pas House," with eight Illustrations by Champney ana
author OF Susys six Birthdays; :" with eight illus
trations by NJ L. Stone Tales for Little Gonzales
cents by Mrs s. H. Bradford with four Illustrations
by NJ L. stOno In volume, small 4tO. Also new
editions OF The silver Lake Storeg" "Lewie; or The
Bonded Twig" by Mrs. $ III. Bradford.
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I ONG ISLAND RAlLROAD.-Leave James

for Greenpo and all stations except Woolle Willow
Tree $3.50 Aorhport Pass Train. apd ltons
eept Willow Tree Express Train for GreenpoT stepping
jamaica Mueoa lickse and M stations East 43 Noittport
PasseugeT fain aud al way stations except Willow r
North lsp Passenger Trsu. and M stations All
Muena With trains ld Hampstead len Cove
Sunday Excursion Train leaves Hunters Point al Homestead
Glen North lsp Norhpor aud all stations arrives AZ Hun
teTs Point at $40 p. Takes eject June II, 1898.
j
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-07-11
GREAT SALE OF IMPORTED THOR
VI OUGH.BgBD ARABIAN HORSES
AND TROTTING STOCK.


On WEDNESDAY, July IS. 1861 viii be sold at PUBLIC SALE
commencing valuable stock Of Arabian and Troi
ting Horses OF CHARLES BAEDER esd at his farm Jenknto'n
Montgomery County Pa about nine miles from Philadelphia on ue
North Pynnsy yania Railroad
The special attention lovers Of pure stock invited
selected by experienced borseman and pur
chased by stables Of the King Of Wurtembeg
Arabian stallion TAJAR 5 hands high years DID, And and
gentle will drive IN single and double harness BY Tlr
Arabian Tuban then owned BY the King Of Wurembeg
Arabian zAJA years old broken TO harness Sired BY
Zsja owned by the King ofWutembe
Arabian Mare SCHAKEA Ill, years Old broken TO harness
Sired by Zarf out OF Schakra owned by Wuemb
No ARABIAN FlLLY years Old Kind and gentle will 60 single
or Sired by Of Caph VI Arabian Scbaka ILL.,
No. COLT years od sired by TJar Of seAair
No G. ARABIAN COLT year By Tslsr oct Of salr
No T. ARABIAN COLT WEAVING; sired by Tar out Of Shaka
No Brown Mare JENNY ye DID, very fast kind.
,rei By Black sherman Black sherman
sired BY original Black Hawk Of Morgan LADY be By
Sherman Morgan threeuaer blood Eah be- by Justin
Morgan he By Wild Air. be by imp wild Air grandson Of the Goto
phn arabian
No. O. SHERMAN BLACK HAWK MARE. By the North Horse
kind IN harness; 10 ioa Arabian stallion TaJar
No TO- BLACK years o sound and Kinds sired by Ethan
Allen Black Hawk Mare ,so % ia fl b. Arabian
stallion Taiar.
No H. GRAY MESSENGER MARE years DID, sound a1l lind
can ,rot in Minutes IN oa 10 Apbiaa stallion T,jar
No ~ WASHINGTON STALLION, years 3D. sound and tiHd
sired by The fast stallion Washington Jenny o e
No D. BAY HORSE COLT year oli heI ty AfaUh siaon
Tsjar, out ofbrown Jenny 60. 60
No j. BAY HORSE COLT Sucking sired BY Arabian stallion
Tajar, out Of brown Jenny $50 81.
No Is BAY FILLY WEAVING, sired By Arabian stallion Tsnr
out Of Sherman Black Hawk
No o. BLACK COLT WEAVING sired By Arabian stallion Tar
out Of tie GRAY Messenger 90. lu.
No IT, BAY ROAM FLLY WEAVING sired By Arabian stallion
Tsisr, ont Of Ethan Allen (No. l0D.
Ne 49, BAY COLT wEANLSG, on. q good BY Arabian
stallion Tlsr
No 49, BAY COLT WEAVING sired By Arabian stallion Ta,r
ou Of good mare
No 90 BAY COLT WEAVING outofa good mare BY The stallion
Tsilr.
No BAY COLT year DID, out Of large si BY Paichu BY
the Arabian stallion Tajar.
No r. BLACK GLIDING years Old Of hsi bocied
and by Toronto
- BLACK MARE DID, good road horse sonnd aud Kind
BAY COLT WEAVING OF bay and By Ara
Al the sane time and place Aderev
bee ald an Aiernev bull ~ Fisher 4os iuforta
tion Also carriages harness spuug sdies brides &C. oiyey
superior manufacture
Sale positive u the owner going 10 Europe
The stock can be Al um- Go sale
times day by the North Pea,I Railroad, leaving
station az Gas i5 a. 1855 llJ a. la
p m 2:35 p AIS ?. M p. nr 6s2o p m. lI.-D g
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-07-11
mtNitaI.

DYSPEPSIA. - 5000 CURES WITHOUT
IL MEDICINE by DU BARRfS delicious REyALENTA ARABICA
FOOD Dyspepsia Indigestion Cough Asthma, Con
sumption Debility Constipation Dabea, Palpltatob, Nervous b
Liver Stomach Complaints Cure No 90 tlJRo JuD
1866 The health the Holy Father eIceeu especially since
abandoning f other remedies be has confined himself entirely TO Du
Bauys bis Holiness cannot praise this excellent food too
Ligby 1-GaIette. -
DD BARRY 4 Co, No l61 wnamst, New.York 10 tins 10,
81 50 an $780, NJ so u 10 S2Oi No. go ard through al
gToeeys Snd chsmistG
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fT1IIIS is no GIVE NOTICE-That on the 18th
Corporation notitts.
NOTICE-Public

fORPORAllON NOllIE.-luDllC notice ~
~ occupants Of All
uuimpr0rd Lands Affected thereby that
the following have been completed snd lodged n the
Board Of examination b. All Interested
IT, For regulating grang setting gutter and flag.
gng The sidewalks space feet Wde IN I'D street ron 18th 10 9Th
|
East River branches In Avenue 4 IN 8th street
80 For pa, With aPtOck ih street. from 18th avenue 70 the
Hudson Eysr
1h For bung Seven, Goth 6i and Oh streets between h and
5th avenues with branches Too 5ih avenue.
5h For regulating grading curb aud gutter stones and flag
gng sidewalks space feet vide 10 d stree from % avenue 70 the
Harlem River
The limits embraced By ncnds al the several Houses
Lots Of Ground yaelu, Lots pieces AID parcels Of Land stu
aiei
h Both street STD avenues the extent Of
hall tue block either said avenues
street, hetaten "a ard - lst
Rivers also both sides of ssh street between 1t
avenue Jh point half s between 18Th and 'gh
3 Both ie, Of 47th street between and the Hudson
River Of bali the block either the vest side Of h
fh Both side. Of ob 6 and streets, between ah sBd 5h
Avenues south side u 6d street between Madison and 9Th
the side 81 9Th between 59h and tJ streets
between "a and the Harlem
River Of half the block either way the interesting
an persons Interests affected hy the shove named
mruis ulo opposed the either Of them requested
a. present er writing JACOB OAKLEY, Chairman
ofbs Point Of Aors II ih office No 3. Chambetsi basement
JACOB r. OAKLEY,
JOHN u. OrrtWELL Board Of Assessors
ISAAC q. HUNT.
Ofce Board o. assessors. New Court House Jolly H. 1909
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0roposals.

NOTICE TO D0CK-BUILDERS.-S Pro
~ poa for the building Of Bukhead on The Hudson River 10 nt
Pennsylvania Coal Co. between South Egts and south
Enths jersey CITY J with the requisite excavations therefor
the Office Of the COMPANY No III Broadway " l. NY
until MONDAY July Specifications for the work be had on
application the Comptuy OGce-Newi York July TO- 1908
NOTICE.-Pans and specifications for the
~ BUILDING Of an IRON BRIDGE the Pa River az
West CITY Paterson will be received al the Pas'ae
$780, DAVID HENRY, Director
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9ursrs, 6mriauts, 1T,

At HENRY's CITY AUCTION MART,
N Broadway and Thirty IT. regular public sales Of O1 Is,
riding driving held WEDNESDAY and SAIUkDAi
bo1cout the wear will always tnd number Of
Horse. suitable for light driving and heavy work at these sales
advertised not The largest assortment OF new
and second band Carriages and variety Of Harness aH4ys on
hand $50 vey superior Park Phaeions by Miner stephens
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NETWORK and NEW-HAYEN RAILROAD.
SUMNER ARRANGEMENT.
COMMENCING MAJ -. l86 /.
Passenger Station in Newiork corner Twenty seventies.
Entrance on Twenty.sryenthsL
TRAINS LRIyT NETWORK.

. - TRAINS LEAVE NETWORK:
For New Haven and bridgeport 200 (En) H. % m iais
QIh $40 tbLL &45, 40. ssh ana Zoo (Er n D. M 49, '
For Milford Stator Fairfield Southern ana westn 90 H. q
N. 3t5 4jO, 80 .. 10. ~f''' ' - ~
For Norwalk 100 a0O (EI) l3o. M i2l5 M 400 G.
as 40 (EIl $50, 400 tBxl p. m - " -"
For Darien, 200 800, l30 m 3ij 40, SO pm
For stamford 200 300 tkx) 300 3O tEv) us
Tx 3+5 4 30 Tx 40 $50. yl.GO * u IN
For Greenwich aud intermediate stations 900 nj AIS
. CONNECTING TRAINS.
For Boston va Springfield 800 m Ok 500 ETl ao0rm
For Boston via Shore Lne, l2l5 Ok, atOp
IN. 49," Nv
For Connecticut River Railroad CErl l2lsp H. to Mon
tTeal, 300 m. to Northampton
For Hartford Providence and Fshkl Railroad eco Er H. AIS
For HewHven Nsw.LOadOn Soanston Railroad 400 r.
l2l5 3OO. 500 y. M -
For Canal Railroad 500 m, l25 IN Norihamuoa aud VIII
Harrisburg
ror Housatouc Railroad, 100 3. m, D. IN.
Nor Rairosd, a. an IN.
ForD and .. me-,
Commodous Sleeping Cars attached TO 800 D.
"A
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the principal suburban places tie Line Of
the Division hs RAILWAY has been prepared an a be OBJ
COMPANY free Of charge by those wishing 70
personally the region referred TO- With he view Of seenent
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Satb CIVILIZATIONS.

THE LATEST SENSATION in the FASH
Il IONABLR WORLD.
LOVE WAR and POLITICS ,.
TIE LOVE LIFE OF BRIGAOIERGRNERAL incIhe MS pou'
liar The conduct Of and the merits o. D
Being Of letters written young lady IN San
gushing military criticisms ahofus oOpc ns'Oy
on Of the mos, eveutfIl campaigns Of the war ~,
Complete IN vol elegantly bound IN extra ciol IHe - 90
For "a by all bookseller
TVHE Grand Duchess of GerOlsten, Martha,
Norma Tviats Crspno Ia Comae Der FTeisehul
IN RsI hi Nasce La Sonnambua Each opera arranged for the
psnoio,c SOLO complete With overture and the whole Of The music
r I'd cents All the in BOOSEYS MUSICAL CABINET, the
beaes, collection modern music the world 90 books % cents
each To an music book dealers mailed direct ron mo
pubbers Catalogues BoOseys cheap Musical Publications free
BOOSEY 4 Co., No. GA Broadway
DLUMEs.-SjO worth PIANO MUSIC for -.
Best compositions Strauss Godfrey WeBgarten Gung g
Faust binding ~: fun gilt So FREDERICK BLUME, No
1925 Broadway; Branch, No 300 BoweU.
IMMENSE PRICES PAID FOR OLD BOOKS.
Our 49, send stamp Cheapest Bookstore
80 the world 100000 Books hand selling at hall pce '''
Pictures.
IEGGAT BROTHERS, No. Nsssau-st below Beekman
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tatbtrs.

etatDtrs.
WANTED 49, In the Fall, a Situation as
w TEACHER Of ELOCUTlON by q competent instructor;
teach Music and English branches desired good refer
ences Address Box No az Bridgeport Conn
WTANTED-A highly educated and accom-
w rIsbed LADY worthy good salary for Ladies' Seminary
Philadelphia. .ul particulars PRINCIPAL, Box No l8
Tribune Office. n. CITY
VNTANTED-By a Graduate of Williams Col
" leee a position a. PRINCIPAL OF ACADEMY or HIGH
SCHOOL. Address Box No. Co. Greenwich n Y.
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TlnIsleu tVhaJ
COOP NEWS ,or
July 1862
GOOD NEWS
H. HEEDLBSSNBSS
III AMERICAN CHURCH
". BELIEF
v JEAN INGELOW.
VI MY FIELD.
YOUNG MEN
viii GREAT, STRONG, AND FREE
TX NEW YORK: ITS SOCIAL AND SANITARY CONDITIONS.
Y WOMANS RIGHTS.
XI ITALIAN ART
LIFE BY retired Clergyman.
XII NOTES AND COMMENTS
GOOD NEWS
SCHOLARLY Monthly for popular reading has long de-
sIaium county. Good News will endeayOr supply the need
Cipp., double column; 50 50 per year.
Single Number p cents --. 49,
p s. WYNKOOP son,
Booksellers and Publishers
No. % Fulton-si. New OK
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ilOtitrs Of Smhrupttu.

VNHIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE-That on the
Il 22l la Of june 4 1909 Warrant 10 Ba1kmptev sle
against the Estate JUSItS SACkErr Of Greenwich, 10 the
County Fairfield aud n Connecticut Who h been adudged
Bankuut petition. the payment debts and de-
property belonging % such Bankrupt 70 him or for bis
and property BIN iorbtu BY w that Meet
inc Of CREDITOR m prove debts and % choose
ole or viii be he1 90 Court bankruptcy
20 holden R.gerin BankWptcr Bridgeport
The County Farfe District Aforesaid before William h. Seeey
REGISTER u Juy A. D. 1903. At 10 o'clock
JOHN GOULD. 4. $. Marshal. a. Messenger.
THIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE-That on the 18th
Dag Of June 1865 Warrant Bankruptcy was issued against
the Estate JOSEPH r. CHAPMAN OF MuWan IN the 81
Monmouth NeaJcy Who has been iuged Bankrupt
petition the paymen % debts and the delivery Of
property h such Bankrupt 10 him or for his use and the
transfer property him forbidden by Law that Meeting OF
hs Creditors Of the bankrupt prove debts and choose
M Estate viii o. held az Court u Bankruptcy TO
De- holden 80. ~ East state Trenton j. before Nhtled =
johnson. Register the 2h day Jny. A. d. la At 10 o'clock
dated Jllr O. l8s W. BUDD DEACON,
u. s. Marshal, a. Messenger
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wa R. BARR Genera. Pas. AGENT, RIDDLE 0'''''' S'''
HUDSON RIVER AND HARLEM RAN.


IA ROADSIDE and amer MONDAY. Nav H. 1865. trains for
Albany and Troy connecting With Northern ami Western trains Will
leave Nes-l0rA A. iOlows
Tenth through Buffalo AMI suspension Bridge without change Of
oar shd connecting With trains for Saratoga. Rutland Burins
ton, and the Norn DaNiugoon afs ~ eiok 10 Rochester
connecting With seepugca for tAc Vest via either Mort south
Shore l.ut.
a. Express tram via Harlem Railroad Twenty. sts- and
Fouhaye connecting At Chatham win Western Railroad LsbanOs
springs Pttsae Albany Western Ioy
trains Saratoga. Rutland. Burlington. ani the North.
l2Oa Express train via Hudson River Railroad connecting az
Albany With trans for the Ne with
Ruiaud. the Moth.
Express via River connecting
ALBANY with Troy with for Montreal with
sceping-car attached
With Western Railroad for Lebanon springs, Phd and AZ
Albany with Western trains Serpn attached az Abur
Express via HUDSON Railroad sepngeAs
attached and through 10 Buffalo Suspension Bridge change
Saunars attached
from Newlork through O-ienhur.. Rome w.
aud Railroad Connection for Troy will be E,t Albany
This on sundays
IL D. m train Hudson River Railroad with secpugar, attached
early Buffalo
Troy vita trains Saratoga and points NORTH groom
clrsat ached 40 AOauv.
sunday train will be Hudson Railroad York
edae stations leaving New-Yo-k
Poughkeepe az arriving New.l0rg
Also sunday train Harlem Railroad leaving al
Ga Miertou al $50
ton a. $50 p NJ, arriving NeE-l orS At " IN.
NJ Il VANDERBILT President
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NEW JERSEY r. R-FOr PHIi.ADLLpIII

NEW-JERSE1 K. R.-FOr PHlLADEL PllIA.
a n wa hensnson $3.50 ~ Via Camden M, m4Em Via
tonJ:ie m, u N, $50 M For South W. a. M IL
noon, 1880 p. " - -
FOR IHL WEST-To Cincinnati and ChIesgo-s;iOa 10 y
m; $50 m The $50 ami 1880 thrHsh
one change Silver Palace sleepngss through to
oehsat without change making connections Cl,HHs
eAY NJ trains by other \. \. lines Family
M train Mon and Thurs change
connecting one train IN advance With All
Chicago. (sDalvl " JACKSON I'm Snn't
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Published This DaT:
GOOD STORIES.-PART FOUR.
- T7HE NATION FOR JULY (NO. 15S

5ITIVHE NATION" FOR JULY (NO. 1857
CONTENTS.
TRAITORS Is THE CAMP -
TTE REAL OBSTACLE TO LOANS AT Low INTEREST.
TUE LATEST PHASE OF THE RIGHTS OF NEUIRALS
RUSSIAN NEWSPAPERS AND MAGAZlNES-Par Of series OF
articles on the press Europe ee No ~ or ne DAll
PRESS is ITALY No lt3 for SCANDINAVIAN NEWSFAPbhS
AND REVIEWS)
uopde italian discovery preservation and petracon Of the
dead.
CORRRSPONDENCE-On various subjects.
LITERARY NOTES 49, .
TIN EARTHLY PARADISE-Revicw Of Mr. h0rrs poem
RIGEIOW'S FRANKLIN-Reyiew Of the Autobiography.
ARKISN-Review of. =. Leses Maus Origin aud Destiny"
CURRENT LITERATURE Words from the Poets Hoopess
Beck Of Evergreen" 40
ROCKS OF THE WEEK-A list ofn publications with prices
THE SEVENTH VOLUME OF THE NATION began WITH Jn{
series Of articles on JAPANESE
nv the subject the
The Lonion Saturday Of THE NATION In its Issue OF
Nav 90 1885 paper every respect equal TO the best hngsh jour
I6s"
P,s Dollars Der advance Cergymen -Four Dollars and
one month nee on Address the PUBLISHER Box No CIR New
Yofk
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SnstruttioH.

49,
A FAMILY SCHOOL at Elizabeth, N. j.,
~ for MISSES and CHILDREN, Terms, 500 per year Pupils
enter at any time No S6 Morigaye Boz No. 49,
| A MENIA SEMINARY, Armenia, n. Y. re-
Principal and Proprietor
" A MER. SCHOOL INST" founded 1865. ~,
inc an Who Asf sn Te SiIa d' rS.SH3 functional
business Of AL kinds E.PensEssd TssSse5i S s9 Demand for
Tesbef, ' nor 6F " SCnBRMERHoRS IA Bonds
| COTTAGE HILL SEMINARY, Poughkeep-
~ s YAn English and French Home School for Young LADIES
Reopens Sept t. Espe attention given 70 Modern Languages Music
The prospectus At SoSers No 7O BrOssA the Rev GEO.
| CHEGARAY INSTITUTE, No. 20 Madison
FE3Cs T Box FG2sn sTG3s6c5 receive 1i prompt
DREW LADIES' SEMINARY, Carmel, N. Y.
~ Fall Session Of - weeks begins A9s - e" H'Ggs
| Apply the Principal. GEO C. SMITH a. NJ
| TLMIRA FEMALE COLLEGE, with full
ScA pepsneH Send for circular to the W cowLEs
| D. D.. President. EmirS, \. Y.
EAMILY BOARDING SCHOOL in FISH
he p k ~ T. for 'i'" young LADIES '" Re W FScK
EIAMILY and CLASSICAL SCHOOL for young
4 Boys EHviron Of Hartford Conn ReyCAS j. ABBOFIPnepaL
IRVING INSTITUTE, TaTrytown, N IA
Circulars s aDSy 70 D. S. ROWE NJ A. PRINCIPAL
MRS. MACAULAY's
Nos 25l and 3 Madsonaye, will reopen MONDAY, Sept u.
addressed above will immediate attention
Mn. NJ. will be in town from sept "
MISS HAINES
MADEMOISELLE DE JANON
respectfully friends and the public that they will REOPEN
their BOARDING DAY SCHOOL at Nos and Creamery Park
East Twentieth-st Sept 2L
Applications for the admission pupils to be made either personally or
by letter to No 10 Gramercy Park.
MISS ARMSTRONG;
BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL FoR YOUNG LADIES
viii reopen MONDAY, sept a.
Miss ARMSTRONG will be at home on Sept J.
MRS SYLVANUS REEDS FRENCH and
VI ENGLISH BOARDING and DAY ScHo0b a. No lol Eat
liTyeghihsI corner o. ra5A.a.ei VIII os i U ~. C
culars sent on request
MIR. VAN NORMAN
Va ENGLISH AND FRENCH FAMILY AND DAY SCHOOL
for Ladies No West Thiry-eshthst NewiOrk VIII RE
OPEN on IHuRSDAl segt r. .,ovs
MRS. PARKS's AND MRS. BENEDICT's
w BOARDING and DAY SCHOOL for YOUNG LADIES, No 1875
Madsonse corner Thirtecondst viii reopen Sept - Apphe
tons may be made personally OF by letter.
MISS E. A HAMMEKENs Boarding School
WI Ladies REOPENS Sept Address the Principal FAR
view. South Orange n j.
ORANGE PRIORY-A HOME BOARDING
Address the Misses GALE Orange, Nev-Jersey
DANES BUSINESS COLLEGES, No GO
Bowey and No 80 Futoust Brookn Stranger, visiting the
strictly private instruction IN bookkeeping Penmanhp
Arithmetic Grammar &c By the lesson week month OF longer
DIVERVIEW MILITARY ACADEMY,
Poughkeepsie y Y-oon healthy scenery uequadi build
ing convenient; gby educated working system
Of order unsurpassed wdsvake boroughgong School for boys
wishing to be trained FOR business wst Point the
Naval Academy. For circulars address OTIS BSbEb fep ana
Proprietor
CCHOOL OF MINING AND PRACTICAL
OGgoLOGY Of HARVARD UNIVERSITY ~,
The instruction The department Of Mining and Practical
during eog. 1919 The examinations FOG adHisson WI
and apply Prof j. d. Whitney Dean OF the Faculty
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ENANS--FANS-2jc
Thread Gloves Hoop skirts best quality, 5 French
Trimmings Ribbons, laces lnbIl
cries Linen Collars Handkerchief at low prices at ELGERs' Nos $50
and $50 broadway near Eineeeuthst
DOSITIVE FACT! BONNETS and HATS mt
half price SO Bounets worth $R 80 real Lace
Bonnets worth $50 Straw Hats and Bonnes 81 L.
BINNSS, Millinery, 517 Broadway
DIAPER IIANGINGS at SEVEN CENTSaroll;
Shades ~ 50 PAIR Holland Shdes put up ifsbess
style; also, Pictures framed to order ,r.
H. HARRISON No. $40 Grands bet Essex and horioksts
READS OF EVERY PESCR 4 ~ E,s,,, NY
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A FlRST-CLASS TICKET TO Chicago, via
"A Pittsburgh Fort and Chicago Railway eheap
Apply at No. Qli West SI,eeuth't Coed I'LL 18th inst
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NEW SAILING ARRANGEMENT.
" EIh ANn NOfh OF kNERN MOI

Sttamboats an6 9ailroa0s.
GREAT OVERLAND ROUTE
" TO CALIFORNIA
NETWORK TO SAN FRANCISCO.
Travellers "a purchased
THROUGH TICKETS from NETWORK 20 SAN FRANClSCO
AT GREATLY REDUCED RATES .
Also. TICKETS Alb POINTS m COLORADO, DAhOIA,
UTAH. MONTANA. IDAHO and NEVADA
WELLS, FARGO Co.
Stage Department. No "a Broadway
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-07-11
am SuuNs.
IN NIOOLL. TAILORS

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II TO TIE QUEEN ROYAL FAMILY, and the COURTS Of
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AMERICANS VISITING ENGLAND arriving AZ Liverpool VIZ
fnd Aessrs NCOLEs Establishment No. 81 BOLDh Atucs
Dress for immediate made order few hours NOTICE.
business Messrs Nco being conducted Tor cash P' wy
charges lowest while the quality and style Of hnh o n gar
meat is Of the highest character. - ,.y.
Messrs NICOLLS CURRENT LIST OF PRICES.
FoR .,
Evening Dress Coats......e % y - AJ -
Sutou Prock lto........ JlJ ~
Trousers................... 8 10
YOUNG GENTLEMEN.
Highland Costumes....,....
KnickehOcker Dress...... l
Sailors Dress.............. j 10
jacket Vest, and Trousers 49, A
OyercoA Trousers, &c, charged IN proportion 10 SIZE
Riding Habits. 3 y
Plantation De Chase. l ii
Travelling Dress jacket, and
Waterproof Tweed Coaks.. !
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SUNDAYS leaving Pier No - r. foot Of Spr iugst at and
OF West Thirty ourb ESQ @ connecting With rail.
an Wet North tickets Saturday
audS SUNDAY :
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FOR SAL E-THR0UGH RAILROAD
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