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New-York tribune., 1870-11-16
WOMEN As SKILLED NURSES.
70 IN. Ed,tor OF TIE rrsbune.

70 the Edftor OF The tribune.
SIR: In reply to your article entitled "Sklled
Nurses" would call attention TO the fact that the work
Of educating in this direction has already begun
The movement naugurated last January by meet
ing ofthe Ladies' Physiological and Sanitary Institute
held in the lecreroom OF St. AIMS Church for dear
mutes. The meetings were continued weekly through
out the Winter regular place of meeting was secureo
at the Mott Memorial Rooms and the lectures were oo
Quoted by volunteers OF both sexes, and OF the his
rank in their profession. Schools and hosPmt ~ 70 their
becn visited and interesting reports % Mssonares
have been provided with gTatuitous lectures S yo
the Mission Chapel (0lveD on seconu-e~'
ha nonSration a. OF the Society Il mas oeSn
deemed advisable 70 establish t anetorstion Of suffer
~ s,oon1 scboo teachers with limited meas set' a.
stre sses aud those women VINO me p~blc dspensaries
rs Id nhysicians connected with the lnsuIute anI
Oters have volunteered tne daiiy eSeh week. The
6spensary win he in active operation py 'nc "i'' Va
Deoemhpr on.orowth Of the "womens Institute" and
o,e toward which all these efforts are directed is the
Hospital whchis to supply the missing INK Spoken 1i IN
and broad and Article III of the Constitution especially
provides for the training Of nurses; and .,n,..
rr.eaSIe intelligent Theoretically and practically 10 all me
% s nd ~ b5ssSe 10 he Hospital under Gle direction supervision Of
the phyesns snaehed heio can gye tat% %
evidence they qusl6ed reOe theo 70 practice y 'ht,
ske,sney the during c Papsge IA The Hospital WI
be allowed graduate from The nsoaon ana ''
Every effort will be made TO push the puiulng
furnish special Of lectures TO those desiring 10
graduate nurses, and these VIII doubtless pe COM
eminently women's work and It has thus iar been beeh
carried on quietly with hue I taikng, oua IL nIS thaf
this door OF usefulness is fairly opened there viii be no
need Of urging capable women 10 aVal thestNes o he
assistance 80 freely offered which opens 10 "'H
kete- IOrk, Nov. IL, 1870. iours, %c'' o. l.
New-York tribune., 1870-11-16
BANKING AND FINANCIAL.

HARVEY FISK. A. ,. HATCH.
OFFICE or FISK & HATCH. }
Bankers and Dealers IN Government Securities,
No. ) NAssAU-sr, NEW YORK, Nov. II, 1870.
The FUNDING OF UNITED STATES IvE-TwENTIEs
into irst-cass security paying the same rate of in
tcrest sx per cent god and which cannot he called
in under % years without the consent of the holder
may now be effected at a clear profit of about trenty
per cent by exchanging them for the FIRST MORTGAGE
BONDS OF THE CENTRAL PACIFIC RAILROAD Co.,
which can now be had at 0l-that is S9l0 for bond
of $1,000
The Central Pacific Bonds have the advantage of
a ready market on both sides of the Atlantic. of regn
lar quotations at the Stock Exchange and are based
finished and equipped road, already placed on a
stable and profitable basis.
Having originally negotiated these Bonds, and
being thoroughly acquainted with their soundness
and value, we have introduced them a speciality
in our regular business in connection with deal
ings in Government Securities, and recommend them
without hesitation to friends and customers de-
string to make investments or to fund their five
twenties upon advantageous terms without rcduc-
ton of interest. Fisk & HATCH
New-York tribune., 1870-11-16

TUESDAY, Nov. 15-P. N.
The tone of the stock market changed again
this morning. and prices upon the improving grade
during the forenoon with fair amount OF business
There was a strong movement in Western Union ana All
advance AT with large sales There Is reason 10 Deeve
that new and powerful clique has been organized In the
interest Of this stock The Railways were quite hrh,
with most of the transactions in NewYork Central Lake
Shore North Preferred, Rock Island, and Read
ing Except in Western Union and Rock Island, now
ever the mar displays but little activity during the
raid upon prices yesterday IL not improbable that the
short lines were increased, and the rally may
he partially due to the efforts made to cover
against q threatened reaction. The Bears ma
IL very unsafe to sell short OF the clique stocks
TO any considerable extent and generally aval
OF small profits 10 close their contracts consequently
the speculative transactions of the Stock Exchange are
ouite limited and It almost impossible to restore
it to it's original activity In the early afternoon prices
were lower again and the whole market seemed heavy
but finally reacted and closes at nearly the highest
prices OF the day The Miscellaneous and Express STOCKS
were quiet The following table shows the highest ana
lowest prices OF the active stocks made to-day:
New-York tribune., 1870-11-16

The Gold market though active and animated has been
less excited than yesterday. The unimportant news
from Europe bearing upon the Black Sea complications
together with the buoyant tone Of The foreign
financial markets. and the advance OF Fiverwenties OF
1862 in London TO ssi had doubt effect the
price, which declined from iii to HOB under few sales
on speculative account Subsequently the market re-
turned TO 1 few purchases OF the shorts to cover
the London quotations also coming fraction lower. In
the afternoon the market became quiet though the price
was firm throughout at 11sa1la The Gold Loan market
has been easy and rates ranged from per cent for the
use OF coin deliver fat, and per cent for having
balances carried The days business at the Gold Ex-
change Bank follows: Gold cleared. $I19 9600OO
gold balances So2,s66; currency balances, $61,s62
ILL. uI...x fha IArinnl
New-York tribune., 1870-11-16

The course of money is still decidedly easy The
rency movement ia Of material Importance, and, in
the absence OF any immediate demand from the pork
packing sections balances to the credit of Cincinnati
respondents are accumuating here. There are some
moderate receipts noted from the principal grain ports
At all points OF the West money is reported easy and the
present limited engagements Of Eastwardbound grain
as the close OF navigation approaches, renders the
course OF domestic exchange in favor OF this center
During the greater portion OF the day the supply Offer
ing on call was in Of the demand at and per
c~nt though, at the close there shade actv
iy noted with doing at the higher rates There is
still scant supply OF prime paper Offering the dis
count market though the inquiry for the active
acceptances passing the basis Of the following rates.
New-York tribune., 1870-11-16

The State Bond market free OF specuatve excite
ment. The principal business transacted at the
afternoon Board when there fair demand noted,
with North Caroinss the feature, Old selling at isi
New, 26 and Special Tax at 2O ennessees also in
good inquiry and the prices well maintained at Gil
and 59 e59I for Old and New respectively South Caro-
linas declined to M for the January and July issues
while Missouri "a remained firm at w. and Virginia es
Registered, Old, at 5Oi. The following tie bids
New-York tribune., 1870-11-16

, pHVVH NVNF hNU bHJOhs-h norsrsf deusrd; hrt sith
hmt" arrivals pnee are steady Fine Brush Continues scsns d
rabted We qsOte choice Brush al .see 49,
Pime =. 5a6e and Commop Brooms limited J.
Sl SpDA3 81 doler.
BKESWh Ak Is se!y At 52d1. for Yellow Western ARA s,,
tOTiOlle asnsud hssheon %
foreign consequent the small Lrr,ool ,rd
yauesl buyers however toSaf he eauro,. -.
though aSsel, pnc'8 showed ssars,
1916 bales L Id and 4i1 aTIyf Of Ehch ys 80,
for eIp'r Z5l M esslnpoB C Tor ,pecghoh 6lt h ,
for del there hAs Al hyt,,
bat a, the close The tone se al ssi evening 40 &
Der Al ljdltc 80 December at tHiii 3D. free on ha,
Oriean. private To-Day BIO Hovsfatsr a. ptai'5
l5D Dfoemier ATS iliJdl5sc; So Jinna 10 az "a 49,
arr, AID 2N ff-e on iaard Noble. Ei-a o.
New-York tribune., 1870-11-16

FRI G -TLere moderate business in the ns Of Br,s
whea % Je o at sO1 bates Cotton a iasA, .nt
stsam on private prms and Oi bills Flour do 3s Cd L
FktTsThe has been but gh aenpd of fo'egn Dnssnes
!Ssens !S t ~ ~ ~ ~ & a ~ ~ Ex Carsh hsy. been made Al M ~.
FLAX~Te d. and oo1nus. limited ,nd the market vthoo, nuch
a supply quiet. sales Of Green STATE at 1, and DO Ohio 40
FEED quiet 81 for % n, 81 Is fOrs0 D 81 'oasl ~sro
"GE4IShe Wha; msr.,t Is inactive. The liberal ossrsr,
gold ard less xshse aGets from Lveeo checking The hqu
Anu, 20 Ssvv ard lover With the sbsnoe of uy .uav.
demand Whit IN noier'e demsnd tor mlhs about prs,gs
The demand %l.er e1 White 1, i dsn.S %,
HafM RMsaase ~ 81 3 81 1I sis u & 30 aTascs later @
STATE latter small lots 2s9i 50 for Whit heeg,s he
Sfs Sl;s Ts cssadan fa1es il wSiss
B4re Malt dul AMI beavy oa. ar. D.u
sd isSs :, & the s % s % ss s; ss ss' @ @ ~
aOatole for White on track ana o 70 arrye Wes'srn s
Rye frm but que sales 20 bush State at 81 IS Corn -
,s aud arrivals of New FgT and hsSs + s;, f.nss %
Mi1e s asoic and Ns soa se the latter r D7
GISsRNA moderate inquiry for Western at ESQ., and for sG'0ers
GINSiEs dull for Bags and p 72ac for Cloth
HDB>Te emand for Foreign grade. has teen ve fair and s
clO.ing irregular hut whole .rl! s,eady We quote
teyeo; 23G2c Onoco l5i a6c for haraebo oa22e ts
Nmoosi zOa1c for ramPco and Vera Cruz and s2a25 ~
We quote at 10. dlltc, currency. -..-. -.
with good den al ~ al i0d 81 % for shipping
for Retail lots Slng at 81 - for ~ss
hyr and 80. or hort i1., cash.
HEMPMani has continued quiet and quoted at lie this
could probably b., shaded
INDIGO-fhe dem,ui has been limited but prices
changed We quote: -..
Bengal per H. soa 81 0$2 20 Gusemsa.....sl ?5Gsl
Madras currency. 2oa 81 C4racas ~a I'D
Manila guai......., lud / 81
LEATHERHems sole has continued eomaarshvey quiet h's
~ tines almost eompht 'iSBdh
h0lers much confidence apparently and pncs sos
ehsugr. h @ pio and Buenos Ares Light Weighs
2sd2Jtc Mdde do 290J Heavy Co. p13lc; CaforBa Lfh
27a2 23; iiddr Za Gci irayg do, 2sa2s4c Onnooo te
Light 25d2c Middle do ~ 29c HEAVY do q. d29e oaf Sole
steady anu moderately active se qroie II aSe for bes AID Ss
for d. ilS Slaughter Rough dgl a; orud
rates; quote S)Q5 for enosS and J2dJ1c. Tor Oas.
MErALS-Anencan Copce has been quiet but are ~
New Shesihing and yellow Metal mcGerste' acVe M
stedy. Scotch fy s'est Hes kAis hrn ia 10 s
demand; Oh Pig Lead re mains quiet but pres ar az
rg Tin couiiHns dull, enc pnees nomnaY W.
changed Plates Irregular Oter articles sith0G APS1A
change, the business being only Moderate We quetei
New-York tribune., 1870-11-16
STEAMBOATS, ano Railroads.
DEOPLE's LINE STEAMBOATS,

i - = -, FOR ALBANY .-,..-.,,-
side Of Casslt, O'clock "a ely Sanliy r.
sgg sg w., S S'F'& Fs & & Sa hss stss 70 !. poai.
q, ue oat wharf an Doh' Express onee s.i Bosdry
aS.s ind Ss s%.i SSf s sd. iis' ce % y '
SAFETY, SPEED, AND COMFORT.
For Boston, Worcester ehburg Gron Junction Lo.'n Law
eas Poigi. The The ne" and stsneb sirAs'"
VII VI CRY oF SRw-roRK. u
win a,. NerYors dan, ,sund'y ,rssp, at '0cOet from
Per sS , n SG Sas e S1 s.l. 1Sa .s",cs,g VT,
for IL. .Scts Pos audsS SoSsrn kor"ies
through detea and r''e' Of freight ,pP ID. Once Pier 70
HsrTor. Oct ia, 1869.
nELAWARE AND N. Y. $. s. Co, Pier 81,
~ R-Tbs steamer W. w COLT will leave for J-e Ds, every
pos on u: .sd yussSa shS ND .d PSd
'ns a. fsasa ' &f IESs passage p once per
baltimore AND OHIO RAILROAD co."
NORTH WEST FREIGHT and forwarded By CAMDEN .nd
sRG1 IsH LINE % r ss & g' Ho %s0Ta si
P % rsTs. .a, The ~ ,c wr Sa ,i9 % rGs aS.
s5$s s sSS Isr %
''' '''''''" '00D C. v PKRvEiL G.n.nl Agent
CENTRAL RAILROAD of NEW JERSEY.
P.enr.I ard Freight Depot foo, p Liberty .o,
with the Delaware L,ci,w,nn, and wsen Railroad. al phlIPsgp
srh Vale. Railroad snd i. mng direct line to Pt
burgh and the West without change Of also To Central PsB
" AILENTOwN LINE TO THE WEST
SUMNER ARRANGEMENT.
Comnsbcne June !, l870.-Leaye New York a. follow:
$50 m---For Painhed.
sAm-Ro Femiuston E,,on Bethlehem hspch chuni wnes
barre Psto h.h,nOy City TunIhsnnoei TOusndA W,'ry ga
7:+5 n.-For Esstop
2m-For Remington E,stou Allentown Hsuch Chunk wtes
Reading Columbia Lancaster Epbn LhI Posvus Harms
burg, he -
$50 m.-For Esson Allentown haneh Chubs asd Bslvdsrs
SIS ? n-FSr sSmsr,ils '''
6p m.-Por Easton.
m-For Somsrvils.
tp n-(Bnigrsntl-For Etston and The Wet
D. m.-for flsinhsh
For on WrdneSAys and SATURDAYS onv
Trains 500 $50 7:l0 1:t5 $50 sne
$50 1890 40 q Loo 200 f5 3:l;. $3.50, 400 $50
I1 3s $50 sls Goo $50 100, f:4o 800 s1a 2Co loS
n:O0pn .on r,,r r-,.r
BIPRkss daily Ioept sundsys) for Esson Alien
and the Connects Harrisburg for bn and the
RerouL Somsve Pennington. Connects at June
Soudihure Water Gap Scranton Bnghamtop syDcn he
Connects PnpsbuE and Eaton for hsueh Chunt WlisArs
| Wilhinspor kc
5pn-scISslrI daily, Esston, Bethlehem, Aim
Reading Harrisburg Psburgh Chicago snd Cnonna steep
Palace Cara Pittsburgh and Chicago Connects 'unenos
Delaware Lsetavnna and Western Railroad Tor SerAnon
slespnr through from Jsrsey City 70 hsbugh even evening
be obta ned E the once OF The Cents MAIL
road Of Jey Of Lbertyst. n II at No Aror boue
25 I'll SO Biduiy So 10 Green-ht and the pnnp
| botels y HChEh, sspennsnaeuN
New-York tribune., 1870-11-16

A. HxhvIS Auots1eeT.
RY BANGS MERWlN g. Co., Broadway, cor.
- Hhssa.s Of Books WOts Of Art I.bo, Goods FuTi,ure
TUESDAY and WEDNESDAY, Nos. 10 and 10, al ?.
THEOLOGICAL Gnd aI5CELLANEOUs LlBRAHf-Compndg
valuable Books. 10th English and American
THURSDAY All ERkOON, Nov. IL, at O'Clock,
EEGRAvINGS and EfCHNGS by AID her the Old Masters 4o
Al osph Letter. Of dmGnd KeD Tyrone Power and Thomas Jer
In frsmes
New-York tribune., 1870-11-16

Railroad bonds we're moderately dealt n though prices
generally heavy, and t6i per cent lower C u
and l. c. frsts and Rock Island 7s were exceptionally
strong the former selling at s2Ssi and the latter at s
Central Pachcs sold at 9Oa and Union Pacific frsts az
s2s The following werefthe bids: q
New-York tribune., 1870-11-16

tOFFBEIhe ocs of Rio hsd BY i'm orter. the Uhi1 Sis A.
ts morning tl8 hss. of which no at Gs,sr.
1913 at Mobile lU1 stsawnh>h; 6fa3 BiHO.e An9 a 0s
tbs port The Quotations 0Es. Onna eafx.
JalOc Fair do. tGl0 Good do. III g. snf 90 ~
Q2ic all tie above toadi and nyoes ldtc god dst, 80
There hs demand eK.an hu 90 the Ro h.o.
generally kuoNn bureIs nore 70 canton 4l A..
free Holder, role firm anf nothing Offering erosp, At On
hgure Java aud The West India steady anofm
demani. bot of
eabo l5i BE- an lsguayr l6dlJ.c, god - To- or
CoAi1Le demand r Domestic ha. hghi fgr The s
wess hss proved unusually hyht
sas rom ylri ~ 5Gs5 IS Porgn AR GsnaA
a about prryious prices
DlEMODUS-Ihe demand has
New-York tribune., 1870-11-16
Sales bD Auftion

ALLEN D. MINER Auctoneer
DY ALLEN b. MINER g. BROTHER, late
I'D HENRY H. LEEDS MINER tesslIsbed 1}47 SAsrooms,
IS Chambers and II Reade IT, Art Galleries s apd ss Brof~
virtue WIT Of Execution will for SALE by
PUBLIC AUCTION the pnvae residence No ~ West twenty
fourthst on WEDNESDAY nov To- at II o'clock GBNTEBL
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, CARPETS MIRRORS &c, &c as fol
lows English Velvet Brussels and Three Carpets w Piroi
W. ard Side Tables Lace Curtains and
Conees frame Pier Mirrors Chandeliers Lounges ard
ChArs carved Bedsesds Bratets Extension
Tables Butes srroe. Wshstands Cottsg. suites Hair Mstees
Boers and Pillow b. W. HaiaId China and Gss
ware OicOtbs Stair Carpe Kitchen Furniture kc, &c JAMES
OBRlRN Sheriff; b. REILLY, Deputy
New-York tribune., 1870-11-16

The Government Bond market has been fairly active,
though prices without material change from those
yesterday, the advance in the London market
being about neutrazed by the lower general range OF
gold The market closed steady Fisk & Hatch report
follows at Ip m.:
New-York tribune., 1870-11-16

Gro. A. JBavrTT. Aueuoneer. -
DOOK TRADE SALE ROOMS, CLINTON
I'D BALL Asor place and Eghih-s. LEAyITr S1REBBlGH
Co CossIssnKsTs SoLIcT
ELEGANT BOOKS AT AUCTION.
FRIDAY and SATURDAY EVENINGS, ~ "A o'clock Sale OF pfi
eons II STiEDARD and illus
TRATBD WORKS fne binding La Fon me- Fsoes. unique
copy. Dekens Works vols large Aa1uso0s Hris and
uadrupeds Of North America Bhle Stsnari Novels 10 vols
NOR Dors Qurote vols superby bound App,tons Cyc
psda 10 vols calf Abboisfori Eoa Hayeey Novels II vol
McKenneye Indian Tribe vols so. Boyues Shakespeare
folio Pugins &c. Cstoges ready BOOAs
New-York tribune., 1870-11-16
NEW YORK AND NEW-IAVEN RAIL-


SIMMER ARRANGEMENT,
COMMENCING JUNK 20, 1870
P,srrer Station Of Twenty ssvsntss And
Fourth.sve Entrsuoe on TwsnIV.sevenhg..
TRAINS LEAVE NEW YORK
For Haven and Bridgeport KI), I:3o n 2:ls kI
(EI.l 3:t5, t:3o. $50 and tEI -. =.
Por Milford Suori FNrAsd sOaihpOrt and wopOrt, !, ll;0
a. 345 40 $50 2. -
FOR Eorv,I 3(Ei) ll:3o l2S EL) LEI ':S, 40
(Br). $50 $50 and tEI) p. n. -
ForUsreu, T. 8, II 30 N s;tS t:oo $50 and $50 D. N
For stamford, T. BIl, g. ll:D tn RIB tEr) l:h 9kI)
3:l5 t:30 EEL i:i5. $50, $50, 7:l5, sEI) JPN
and intermediate stations lI;D z'' 1;S
I:Is $50 $50 7:l5 y.
tund,y Ma. leave, Trsntys.,enth Ss~fSi a7p for
Boston, both Springfield Line and shore Lane
CONNECTING TRAINS
For BoTop. via Springfield, a n, asd ~ n
For Boston, via shore Line, 2:l3
FOr Hartford and spnrgssh "a n i2ls a." H'n'en
Jpn.
E,usfassea Bar, arriving Its30p ".
For Cosusedesi River R.ilro.d n, bIsp Montreal,
p. m o Northampton
For Hartford Pro,d.,se, and FsAiil Railroad I. l7l'
Line Railway Eorutt And Pfoussnes H;i',
For F.T.H.v.. and Sss..pso. Railroad ., "a 'oc I. 10
North.mpton and wilhsn.bursh
p ntonie Railroad, q n and p
Nor Elufaueh Railroad and tO 70 WAtsroafy
For Dsu oar, and Eorvalk Railroad, III and $40
Por Ees Csssan Railroad a. m D:i3 +;O and e:D n
Sleeping sIsehsd 70 n tram AID also 70 Ssn
day Nail Tran StA Ina Da.ng Room Car ainebe 70 tns
n. HOYT, Supennt<ldtnt.
New-York tribune., 1870-11-16
nELAWARE, LACKAWANNA and WEST
IL RhN RAILROAD.

MORRIS AND ESSEI DIVISION
p,ro, New York Of Of Chnstophsrst
SUMNER ARRANGEMENTS, commanding TUESDAY July rs B'o
500 MAIL TRAIN Denvlle with boon
waterloo with sssser
for Abdoysr with the d., l. and W X
Gap strouburg Scranton Great Bend Bnshamtoe Syi
snd all the Bsrfa~anna and Boousou
nd Delaware and Hudson X kds -.
I:Os m LEFI(H VALLEY EXPRESS stops Sersrf, Morris
town Dover warrington and Eaoni
psu Phihpsburg Bel Del T. for Bslnd.re, he and At
Ea,ton with " for Bethlehem Allentown Asueh Chuni And
WIts,bsne. ga
IO IA SCRANTON HXPRHss with Cbsstsr
At W,@roo r. and Washington with D., H. and
w r. r fol GAP, Strondsburg and Scranton.
$40 HACKErfsTowS NAIL, oonnees With DooDten Chse
Railroads -.
Pcr aoRRsTOWN at 40 l;.o a m 9:r 3:7o ilo, 'so
and N.
7;30. t:20, and 500 ". - ..z- =, ~. -. N ,o,. -.
For ORANGE and SOUTH ORANGE, ESQ 7:3o $40 iols ana
70 Io 40 3lO 42o 500 e:oo GN $780, and ll:ts
p.
IN and II 40 s2:0. 320 $40 9:5 ilO, +A
a. so $40 s 5:3 Zoo '6:2o. G+ 800 300 and l;+'
Trrn. Married atop at East Se..t . .,
Leave New rorG ior BLOOMFIELD and boHTCLAR $40 and
Hoo I. u and 200. 50. 3:lO. $40. and s:oo p
New-York tribune., 1870-11-16
obstruction.

u
EApNFST TEACHING-Commo Sense he-
anMEe MILITARY pKSSIaS SSEITTTEM EMAsos
r..t. Dos Nc. e5' Yonser ny
IFuaIE COLLEGE, Bordentown, n. j.
,si TTI,GS siEs az 4 H. pf' PSStat Ss.s f
TREEN or MOUNTAIN CENTRAAL lNSTl- Ms l,t
rnTR nr for both The Wnter term con- %
Ss.c,., $sscs. 10y. T. l. L. sdhSRlSGToS ri S1' Bare
uOME INSTITUTE, Tarrytown, n G'IA y,
sS5f sS : lid 2 SsrS4IF ssSSl F. r"s. IS%s r' '''
IRVING INSTITUTE, Tarytown, N. IA
Boarding school BOy. School will commence Sept u
For circslsn sppl, 70 D. s. ROWE. NJ A. Pnnep.L----- Pnnep.L
LIN. HUNTS ENGLISH, CLASSICAL, and
J PRBNCH SCHOOL reopen. s foadwy and iol fnhsve,
Sept IS PTm, Ineme,'e '%HiST asT .Pi Prucp,
MOUNT WASHINGTON COLLEGIATE
IVA SsrrUTEC,sca ConT.e,l Sssah fr,1's ,SS per PER
No ~ Washington square ISoInl GhokSs a w. ~ Coss or
fo R.Tsrene. le 81. Crua had the Ia''us which
MR.. A. A. FAVARGER's FRENCH READ
WI NGs Union League Club FRIDAY AFTERNOON 3oeloct.
s' @ S2s % SSs IaS. 's. Rs.d IN .nd s. FAIGER
Kast NO,h-it Home I'LL p m
nj FRENCH AND ENGLISH BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL
FOR YOUNG LADIES AND ChlLgREs gI sS,o =, w. g.,
MADISON AWE between T~entyeishth and T"sn'yninh''.
Address as above
Nj. "To hi isi fIFrHaSE, and No sn BROADWAY,
cCnd Fifteenth ei No dnf school room. sc,, Y"VPs Ss
tuuils vii n.
In yes ~ have entered college, only conditioned
Light Cymracs Iierary for older pupils Only good boy
desired Our aim. pure happy, improving school
MISS SARAH SEDGWICK's SCHOOL for
Nk BOYS viii opea Sept Is at ls3 Broadway between T""
eighth and TventJ- DinthsA
MILITARY BOARDING SCHOOL, White
NI Plains, NewYort Principal, o. r. WILLIS, Ph d.
DRIVATE instruction in German Language is
given by LADY Teacher pupils residence. alt 5hs y
Excellence Better than ShIn-IDqure Concerning
DIVERVIEW MILITARY ACADEMY,
III POUGHKkBPSIE, ~ Y. j,
wide swste thoroughg School for Boy, wishing " oe Hhe
for bu, for College Point Ntvs ACADEMY
OTIS BISBEB. A. NJ, Principal and Propt
DOCKLAND FEMALE INSTITUTE, Nyack
Hudson New YortThe Pail Tern will commence spsn
ber I5 Cre1lsn with full particulars. address
Rev l. DELos MANSFIELD, Principal
DEV. j. NEWMAN, ID. d., of POultney, Vt,
HI receive family ard instruction Jan bi
BOYS from 20 l6 DID, Application should be
made
| CHARON INSTITUTE, Sharon, Conn. "A
- Home School or 10 boys For circulars; address .
- G. JANIS. A n, Principal
TNDERCLIFF YOUNG LADIES' BOARD
u ING SCHOOL Cold Spring, N Y, opposite West Point For
Circulars apply MORRIS and Miss PlCKBRSGL, or Home
journal EewYork Terms moderate Reopen, Sept 70
XVM. H. LEGGETTs SCHOOL, 1874 Broad
w way PRIMARY DEPARTMENT.
A GERMAN GENTLEMAN wishes to ex-
N change GERMAN CONVERSATION LESSONS for ENGLISH
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panrins A1aoemies.


4 DODWORTHis CLASSES for DANCING
~ Al No 22 ffhsve, Twenty nIihst and a. No es
Fih,ve. Send for Circular -.-
Morning Glass forming for Ladies and Chdrer on hONDAfs
THURSDAYS TO- suitable for Ladies desrous Of stng few
lessons 70 learn The Also Mr. Prant Dodwohs Afternoon
Csss O'Clock day Cdens Evening Class will con
FRIDAY November ats o'clock
nEGARMO's DANCING ACADEMY,
~ 81 FIRTH-AyB. COR POURTEENTHST
The classes gentlemen viii TUESDAY Sept r. ne
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The morning and afternoon classes will SATURDAY
Oct l.
Private lessons b a no
al Academy.
private parties other enersnnenta
HLASKOs DANCING CLASSES will com
penee NOVEMBER at Hrvids Rooms corner sIhsIe and
Forty seeonds- Send for crtularI
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Dfntlsirp.

COLTON DENTAL ASSOCIATION orig
~ mated the ststh-N Of oui ia adm TIE
approved co tobg bat EXTRACT Tkk H. sst DO that
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RECEIPTS AND EXPENDITURES OF THE
GOVERNMENT

WASHINGTON, Nov. 15.-The following Is
correct the total net receipts and expend
lures Of the Government Of the United States from It's
organization March T. 1889, TO June 80 1870 The de-
tailed statement OF the receipts and expenditures from
which THE table taken will accompany the annual re-
nurt of the Secrptary:
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Qeafhers.

A YOUNG LADY from the country, who
N teacher in peecng her
wishes HOME for the Winter in family where her
gupg the pupils viii be received
her bosd best Of references gwen Address Boz s'
Eew-York p o.
AN EXPERIENCED "TUTOR' in the Clas-
IA Languages and English Branches wishes engage
q school Muse Piano sud Orcsn taught
desired Address TUTOR, UNGER KEEN % Madnsne
ALL wanting TEACHERS, SCHOOLS, or
N PUPILS ca or Educational Union 7J Broadway
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s tut staaiy; sales 20 bhls We quote;
Western - OOd - ~ state ani Peun. - Sdes
Flour steay ~ AR demand - lV9eS % Tor
State and - 500 10 IS To- PCnnsylyana -
Meal heavy; sales 10 bhf. We quote
Corn Meal Jeney ~ 2ca 80 Corn Meal Brre.. 81 0a
Com Meal estern. O0D 20 &. Meal. Brve. Dc q Sd
Corr Neal. West. w. eOO Isl .o.,.. =.
Meal quoe follows: Fine White 81 IydtI ~ 'ls'
low fUa 70; Coare III 60d II 63 Cob Meal 81 2oqel ",
ant Ground Frfd ~ $ 3J0 pl 63 o,,-,
Fs-There ouy fair demand for Dry Cod rnes car s
Macenl continues active demand and td hass
oe 9o bb Other descriptions are steady Ani H"~
W. lunte.