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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-10-31
the bOndholders Is worth tuly one hundrs, mflioh,,

the bondholders is worth fully one hundre millions,
the net receipts Of the road for tho year viii bt
nearly three times the interest payments thereon.
Tho CBEsAPEAKE AND OHIO Bonds are issued IN
800, $500. $1,000; either coupon registered; IN
terest six per cent gold payable May and November
The CENTRAL PACIFIC BONDS are all of 81 900 each
interest six per cent gold payable January and July
In New-YOrk City.
Deposit accounts Of banks, bankers and others re-.
ceived, Oh which we allow four per cent interest.
Checks payable presentation without notice. tho
same as at a National Bank. FIsK & HATCH
HARVEY FISK.
A. s. HATCH,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-10-31
GOLD BONDS.

NORTHERN Pacific SIvEN-TEIRrItS.
INTEREST PAYABLE JANUARY ANp july.
EXEMPT FROM UNITED STATES TAN
No SAFER INVESTMENT in tho market, OF one
YEIDIyG LARGER lNC0HE. 5-2Os and 81 market
able Securities received in exchange at Current
Rates.
A $1,000 VIvE-TwENTY BOND will buy $l,liO
NORTHERN PACIFICs, upon which stead& gold IN
tercst OF : 3-i0 is secured to the holder.
We recommend these Bonds with the Mr. 81 ''n'
fdence to Capitalists Investors, Savings Banks Ahd
the public generally.
No. 20 Wall-st., N Y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-10-31

Seed T1tlS, Ivy PHARCELLUS CHrRCu, u.
D. <sbeldon Coz, aims al throwing light or some o.,
~, most important questions of MIND morals an"
religion "a set forth IN the Bible. II "a W"rF I'll "r-'.
nal ant Wig rous Thought, written with The lh'ci', VI
,oopc1,inc ccran Theological differences fnl OF IN
-ssi,,c aud frItfrI sue cy-tons bat Of'cn slowing
Nsllocss Of sllc AMI illustration which approaches tie
verge Of eccCptTiClty.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-10-31

Macmillan &; Co. publish a volume of His
trral Essays 10y EDWARD A. FREEMAN, reprinted from
tre authors contributions to various British periodicals.
TIE subjects Y iich of n strictly historical character
ore tr, acd wlih drcird ability AMI sound learning, and
with great independence of Judgment. Among the papers
IS Saint Thomas q Canterbury vigorously con-
truvcrng Thicrry's 81 Als Saxon or@in, and hia
petition as defender of Saxon rights, and another con-
tanning an clahrrat' crtci Of Mr. John Kinks His
tory Of Charles the FioI" in which discriminating praise
Is defy mixed up VITA judCoHs censurc The work az
fords al agccabc series OF recrcaons to the historical
student.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-10-31

The Second Volume of Lord Broug'am'a
Lit and Times published 10y Harper Iro'hers Is occu
n with IN interesting portion OF modern EcIiSh ms
tory LARK. space devoted to the trial OF Qie Car
ohnc torclv Illustrating tho alertneSs, ingenuity ana
perseverance of BrOugam in the dcon$ Of that not"r
Gus roval parsonage lord Broucham's letters, from
Uch coIcus extracts are gwen are de.icnt personal
details bat tEcy will No read with RET little curiosity a.
comments from eminent authority the courS' 81 Bit
iah politics at a. important crisis.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-10-31
offered A,ksdI OFFERED Ashed
No. H. 4 g. e e2ilN g. Csnal Ln TO. 100 lO9
LOUISIANA g. I.Is: bond; q IT, y S. csSsi H. ..TO
lH'H - w. NA1-'
{ for city bank shares

In railroad bonds the leading feature Union Pa
eide lists which changed hands freely at sCiG6 tho
Land Grants being dull at 75S6, and Incomes at abont
7C! Sales OF Hannibal and st. Joseph convertible, g.
we're reported at ST. and New Jersey Central 1ss, new
1CII Tic following wero the bids:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-10-31

Health anil Its Conditions, ny JAMES HINTON
e.. j. Putnam & Sons, Is Liable contribution t"
practical hygiene. treating suh,ect which low com
mands . la,.c share OF attention from all Intelligent
Teader instruct and II asant manner. It, con
tcuis cnu C!au the merit Of nj s"te novelty winch
r. iaadmissble by the nature q tho theme, but tacy
exhibit mass Of physiological and Gi"t tic Truth, which
earuot he too often repeated, ard which IL is not too
Buoh to say forms essential condition of national
wcIs;rc 10 less than than Of Individual comfort.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-10-31

Tie AmtrioSR ,Iiblopolist o.. Sabin & Sons)'
In addition Fr ~ variety of Interesting literary IN
uourccacEts alb uds With hihliographca and antigua
risu details vlCG cannot i to crafty the curiosity OF
the patient AakVoln,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-10-31

The First Boob Of The Chronicles Of GotSGn''
hy the AuIor of "Thc New Gospel OF Peace deNcr"
Ing the 'y stories OF railroad management ana "'tr
SAarmiae features Of New York buhess and society Is
published by Carleton & CO.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-10-31
NEW PUBLICATIONS.

The comic illustrations by Mast Of Mss CO.
,,,hi,,s TsHe School. exit .sing peculiar views
# municipal life in Newly SrN, are published by Francis
N Felt & CO.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-10-31

Total,............. TIWUEO 1oH..,.,.,..''+ i''VoO
Ii the stock market there has rern enthusiasm and
ycry Ilc activity It generally believed in tho street
th.t t!c late cgucs have been diSbandcd and their
noi!ngs pctY evenly distributed THROUGH the street.
which my nc ount Tor the tmncss displayed in each
pqrt uar stock 1t is tECnEht that the chqucs were
bc hy adIut ,, cement 10 get rid OF their stocks
without u. , though it is doubted If they realized any
cons !dcraIe profit and until some new movement Is de-
yciupeh we look fOf continued tamcnc>5 III stock
em culations The Iuarket has been, n" rhIr,
pretty Grm all day, with very limited Varatl"hs'
LAKE shore most active stock though the houors
vrT' closely divided between Observation-Disclosures,
WABASH Rock Island. a!d Western Union Telegraph.
Pittsburgh Was strong owing Ia the closing OF the trans
r books. Cnn Pacific steady, and the rest OF the
active list neglected. Hannibal and ST. Joseph sold at
sr; Morris and Essex. 93a; G., e. ahd Co. 1s ana boh-
ton, Hartford and ETC, y. CGn:olid IN Cc&l was
,tr Is at 90 tho miscellaneous stocks being quiet E-
pq1s sla,cs were lrm Adams selling at 81 QH; AmcrE
an 62d 5j; Wells, Fargn Co., 62dj?i. ana Uhltcd
; tcs 5Ga5Ct Tie foo"iHg were tho highest ana low
oct rtri,rg ur rrfiyn stUrkG made to-day:
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0eac6er9.

A n Experienced classical MAJ hcmat!cGi, French
IA EngNh 1EACHS honor g-'Giair @; ss.yeFiJ
emplo ncu TEACLE IlTOB + un!- sui r'r
he highest CS9 AnGreS I'll JR Boz 10 rr"Ii -.
mpr. School Institute II BOai-S!., ~apD,'c'
schools families with reisbs Tr.ehsrs
tesoG oud ha. Aspiration Form. ".'crern rS' So r.
TEEACHER WANTED-A m.lr iS> lST y e
TEACHER Is wanted Pa c ,'hoi about 20 nil
York SALARY 800 Address "L TiCfcLcs,. au4s agr, ~, IA
Il6l New York PoGtOfce.
ENANTED-A lady compel! tb TEACH,
al the other hra am nd Na hrnis 49,. l.
younger ehIlrrn Qusla
crptODabe Adlr,ss, 5. s., Boz 2,OyO, 7. o.. ~ 1.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-10-31

State bonls have been exceedingly quiet though the
dealings were well distributed. There hardly any
cl.ar g in quotations from Saturday, though MissOurs
ware an exception, and the price advanced about one
per cent on small transactions The following the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-10-31

The Aldinc, for November, exhibits its usual
attractive variety of pictorial Illustrations, accompanied
by appropriate ctterprcss articles from the pen OF the
editor and several capable contributors. Among other
embellishments IN the number are "TTC UNLIMITED
Guest" striking representation Of sCenO IN real lifc
by A. Em&ie; the spljgen Pass presenting view Of
the bleak old village among the Alps which gives it's
TO the Pass and suated the region OF the
clouds that grain will not rpen its soil and another
Alpine from the valley O the Zcmhach. which forms
graceful waterfall in the southern part Of the Tyro
There also an enGrav of Raphael and the FOrna
rna" and excellent view Of the famous strashOure
cathedral. 1.-THE Recolcctions of Homburg" is lively
dcscriptiye article relating TO wtllknoTn resort Of
American and foreign tourists
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-10-31
MONDAY, Oct. 20-P. ".

Wal-st. continues drcadfully dull. The
official announcement If the Secretary Of tho Treasury
IN regard to b2nd purchase and gold sacsfor the month
If November seems to had no effect upon tho mar
kets wl.ate cr The followin; IL the sorrctarys pro
grnmmc the ant'-atinG OF tAc purchaS' and s'le' oil
he five closing days bri:g orcicd brcaSc ~ the differ
co in the la,e. Of The ,dtona and State Thanksgiving
huiidags:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-10-31

The Young HouSrkeeptr'S Friend, by Mrs.
CoRNELIUs Revised Edition. CThompsOn, Bigelow, &
Browp) II the good Bridget happens to know how to
read she will be able to profit by the plain and simple
directions decent cookery contained in this practical
volume 1t is written by lady OF good sense, who
is av are Of the lack OF in American Kitchens
and makes fruite ati npt5 for the attainment Of an
impossible ideal cuisine. Hence 1t deals in fancy
receipts which few Irish cooks would succeed in
carrying into effect, which require runous OK
pcnditure of time and materials but is confined to the
snple and savory preparations which form tho stapy
OF every meal, Of which many young hOusckccpcrs
as ignorant as they Of Hebrew or Sanscrit To such
nc vices in the first elements Of household lie, this ox-
celicnt manual will he a friend in need.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-10-31

ApU}ctoRS' Jourual Nl0nthly Part for OctO-
he IS no less fresh and attractive than If # were puf-
Mshcd q fortnight before its date Mr. Dlrlcys F1NG
Hcaie OF Travel" OF which have the fifth II stall
Ment, always srcy, and rendered still moro taking
Lv tn in Q!aint Illustrations. a Day in OxfOro - by
Henry Ware. Alfari AM the Countess Of Albany"
A Chapel on tlu Rhine" by BIGene Benson, Thomas
Clrlyr," william Cullen Bryant" by r. II. Stoddard,
What sand May Do by Professor Schce de We're, are
eli specimens OF good magazine writing and will well
repay pcr',.l Ma. Stoddard has an agreeable love-
story callc! "Thc Ia Party" and the second number
81 Mr. III, Ecrmal's Literature Of Fiction " ably dis
TIE celebrated English female novelsts OF the last
ond present centuries.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-10-31

The coupons OF tie Chicago and southwestern Ral'
voy DE Nov f. VIII be paid on and after that date at
the Office Of the Chicago Rock Island AID Pacific RAIL-
road Company, No. 10 william-.
The Philadelphia stock market was steady to-day;
PENNSYLVANIA c. 81 issue, sold at 1867 Philadelphia and
Erie Railroad, "a; Reading Railroad $50; and Fehhsyl-
vdnia Railroad. co. Gold closed at lll5.
The bank statement compares Us follows WIN i0rm'r
returns:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-10-31

BURLINGTON, CEDAR RAPIDS AND M MINI 60
SEVEN PER CENT GOLD SINKING FUND DoSn0 w W.
sale at 90 and interest by HENRY ClE"s q w.
No. - Wall-st., New-York.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-10-31
.oLrlnnn Lenedlct,. c!os.ns anoIatlons wene:

Gold las apparently synpahized with Its ncIShbor.
tie market, and tn" price has stood all day ut il
Ill with Arm undcrtone based possible financial
troubles GA the "hr side. growing ont OF the difficulty
d by France IN arranging for its indemnity
pa mcnt Gcrmany, though TO what extent this caIcu
i.tiOn will enter into tho con ton o. our market We can
not s'a,r In the G0 loan market the rates were Gnd
per cent carrying, aat and O. ard LEA FOR borrow
me- TIE days business at the Gold Exchange Bank
was as fuIowS Gold ccar red s322 ?WO: gold balances.
fiI39O,O currency balances, &I,n9,2n. The following
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-10-31
EDWARD HAIGHT g. Co.,

EDWARD HAIGHT g. Co,
No. oWall-st., recommend the bonus VI '"'
RoNDoUr AND OswEGo RAILROAD ..
In exchange io n. S,Ii and al to his income.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-10-31
THE MONEY MARKET.

SALES AT TIE STOCK ExCHANGE-FIRsr CALI
lot O'Clock A. NJ.
E0Hd-
80 900 g. $40 Cou 67...lol i00oO u s. 1910 fss'''
WV 100. '''''''Ie's
rad Band.-IlaHR ~ Acknowledgment
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-10-31

JACKSON Co. Missouri EIGHT Per CENL D"ND~
for sale by w, P. CONVERSE & Co.. d flne-s"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-10-31
Jrstrullon

A MISS STEERS
"a English and French Bonding End paV SCHOOL for Young Ladies
and Children 4S WEST SUPERINTENDENT. will reopen
Sept a. The Eoys Gas, No Gs West Eerent't will
| reopen TUESDAY, Sept. 10. -
A MENIA. SEMINARY, Armenia \. T..
IA School for both Sc TRo oP' Pcp, 85 PSSneo
A MATHEMATICAL AID ENGINEERING
:ae6 sHG Pol Ii SSf Ss9 Prof. j. i Fox 9as es
| A TUTOR in Harvard College will receive
~ private PUPILS 81 for College Address A. D. Cambridge
/ WILLTAMSONs FAMILY SCHOOL for
/ i'UNi. aui @CI'OOL for TEN EOIS, ages
q a~n A,.s-. Mrs G. \. RISS Tau,;own, n Y
HONE and SCHOOL for few nice
, = -1.. "ri' HINDSS INSTITUTE, HGnHsieaa L. l.
;>Hh;%LEL ~ grUTE, Cranberry. N.J.-W.
POYS' Boarding School at Wilton, Conn; home
COUNTRY HOME and SCHOOL fol. BOYS,
m ,iFe., IRA PES S eOsty Dr c1nu s'f' u
DR. VAN NORMAN's -, 80 49,. -
SCHOOL for Young LADIES and ClILtkhN'
vi, I'd w f..J ssp IT, III FSI fill information
DR. BENDAN's school, 1870 broadway, near
ron rro AS Sn Oven w sS and M & Gbs Letters
nR. BEETHET'S FRENCH, ENG LISH, CLAS-
GAL and MAIHFMATIC4L sCH 90 open. Se ia los
b
For das S9 % 't Pp sf L.
INEMALE College, Bordentown, Nj, furnishes
and fsaon, SOS year: Ads. H'BEiKELEY PE D.
FAMILY SCHOOL for BOYS, near New
day. % ~ 1 hA 4 HGH' F
FREDERICK FEMALE SEMINARY, Frcdcr-
ics Md Send or Ca'alo.nr Rev THOMAS NJ. CAM Psdut
GARDNER INSThTMTE, 30. G2O Fifth-aye,
Young Ladies and Clsi?ta reopen. WEDSESDAY Sept 20
IRYING NSlI IUTE. Tanytown, N. "a
1 sy % B T. Sp a. FfTs 3 commence Se'I IA
JACKSON MILITARY INSTITUTE,
' 5diso. Rev. v F. . j. JlGKs6S MA r, It,
"KINDERGARTEN SCHOOL" for Children
op Tan ossi The The S1S%S S st sSd s s
tsa NC ] cox d f '
MILE RCSTAN's FRENCH and ENGLISH
~ SCHOOL FOR Young LAIRs No ~ R.r Th ry.rtbt
fn.tIaean Gs.s, to e1, nc s s .d s
uon with the practical knowledge of Ms p.
SS:s. attention sss: give. nd MassI
3s,I' peculiar Id'ln'aG'o those who wish make pst.
..1 T T:Fy s : :S. &. & a b ,
Application be mad. shove sdars,, ''"
NJ w. LYONS COLLEGIATE INSTITUTE,
W. No isl FIFTH,AvR. Aod No. S57 BROADWAY,
~ s:; 1t Sfn ar. H2% Saa E..
% NJ t S 1, s ::: . :: f1 S.y .%s. %
We %sM a" ss tole'f f SSenOs Yale Hazard
oerclssss follow Yearly Liz gymnastics Galy good boys de.eL
Mrs. GARRETSON
w LIGLeB, PRfNCH LED cECNtS BOARDING AND DAY
SCHOOL YOB VOTING LNDEN AND CHILDREN
Hp. IS WHIST FORfYSBVEETHBT,
Bs'Veru Knh And SiIth.avsL,
will REOPEN "WEDNESDAY. BpL 20 a7L For ereu.s apply
~
EGRS. SYLVANUS REEDS French and En-
w Kbh BOARDING. AID DAY SCHOOL for Yospz LGss bnd
kisn loi KIss thirty sGhs. corner PE,TG AarLy HILL Kew
~
P,l term will commence 6ev1. %, 1871.
Clnan' and 'a,'io5re',eIeeh request
MISSES PORTER T. CIIAMPNEY,
AVA FAMILY BD \7plSG SCHOOL,
49, OLD HADiEf, MASS. q.
The Fell Term viii nee on
ilnE..bAY, BkPT. u, 1911,
FOR Circular md PAM ,.afs Adde'S Nc PTucptE
\ lSS BhLLOW's English and French School
AYh isH thlra, no y East Twenty IssvndL
viii IsOpeE ID TSD'G'3Al h.rt d.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-10-31

The SubterrdneGa World by DR.. GEO or
uARTwIG (scribner, Wexford, & Co.., presents vat
n1aoun, Of information special branch Of physical
geography, adapted not to the instruction Of men
scnncc the wants and tastes Of common reader
The author evidently master Of his subject and viii,
avoiding the Formally Of scientific detail Is perfectly
free from any suspicion Of popular capraP. He treats
OF geological revolutions, fossil remains volcanoes ard
carthquakcs caveTns and mines. and the history and
economical uses OF various kinds Of minerals from silver
20 salt. HIS work abOundS in substantial knowledge
clearly and rlt"Ay expressed, though with an ample
efficiency Of striking illustration. 1t is brought ont In
tile best style Of English Typography and its external
appearance well its Intrinsic merit, will make it u
choice addition TO tho private or public library
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-10-31

The new edition o,ADarwin's JO~n0i IF Re-
searches T., Noia Htorg Jost rcpuhLsAed ny T. Ap9'.
ton Coz viii call forth gre Interest In tbis country,
where the bold aud OrsinaI\ Leorios Of the author
IN regard 10 TIC devclopmcntN0 Of the animal races
have been 80 widely uroInu gated aud 30 earn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-10-31

Tic days transactions at the T. 8. SuhTr".9ary
iod esy ..... st9iiSa IS urr'Hy p,'asa. F7H9i &c
Ia ~ ~ Clrrtuc' Usance..... OtI. Il 81
c b.lyL,s... 7lO5 7r "a 6l5UGO w
I.J,bJS ~
Foreign exchange rl In the rrning at che FOL
lrw.rG race, but ucrc WAS an easier '.iis noted at the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-10-31

Sights md Sensations im EDope, by JUNIus
II VaI BEOWNE AIhoTi".n Publishing CoDran5 Mr..
EroS,n has trvrrsrd tn vide field Of American travel
H. = VIZ pt, in spirit Of gay aud rolicEiGE adventure
with no airs % prrtcTItural wisdom u aim NJ st-
iron Vft siOH q narrative. His luck took him, INTO
Dor yzAcs what outside the beaten track ~ or
cncrr t2 tourst', where he has gathrrc up tho
I19ls Tor variety u rt'rt IuinR narratives Tie term
amusing prop rly es"re5 lis book, loses
sI, M IL ~ object and always Chtrshcs wholesome
dread of H. Nn the dead rot OF competition he
aIso has ma q suggestive descriptions Which will recall
familiar nlc No IL" expert need lIdvel,r AMI furnish
ljvoI,. iIa on foreign parts to those who enjoy he
iu,,,c M reua 4dUg at home The style - the work
of, hos eavork N sensational journalism Which may
,c I,t t, MIA, SUt fOg quiet tastot, but it never fi,
~ =. r.rfctl,. res cable and the good nature. '.t!oc
svu,,,tbic. c,; rs huulOT, snd ready tdc.
o,n,e. ,yIi,l, eyer, Thcre stamp the narrative.
IL, immersion az a BiDdly. shf"wd, sd att:dsIyo
V-u,F.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-10-31

The Ancient History Of the East, by PHILIP
SMITH Diaper d Brothers,, amorg other valuable fca-
turC = is distng he'd for its u"G exhaustive 10
elton OF the CHnciform literature p"' tag with saal
lar Iapar;isty the results Of ~ 80 schools which
hay gown M since tle discovery Of The nscrpt Ons
that Oi The English with Sir Henry c. RawnsCn II its
kcad an o the French Of which NJ jules Oppcrt L. tho
authoriiiPs with great number Of explanatory no cs
enabling Intelligent s.udCa TO Judge for Limse on
points " doubtful uqur and to pursue his future
searches with tie requisite lice limitation CEi irs.!ht
Although Tho work is OF CHGcc greatly ndchtc 10 the
IabUr- Of pre- ",lng scholars. H" the RIwusUnH Sir
Gardner Wilkinson Pro-, K"nrick. MI Layard, and
III. L.norInant IL anything Int Seryilc cOn,p
a,icu and 5, ioGndcd independent study OF he
ancient writers The volume has the Illustrations caN
tal 10 su inrllgCut comprehension OF the 81 jc"t md
cSil De found Indispensable Guite to trc silcerC stu
f.ut OF :he woHGCr-ul ny sterics Of the Ori'nt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-10-31
gnstrutt,on.

MISS HINSDALE and Mrs. CHAS. KEITH
poI EzsEj' IA zS9 Si sFF sEH0op
Rcr Yorng Ladies and Children Nos us And 81 Madison " on
SPECIAL attention o tn Primary DePa tment
MISS ARMSTRONG; ....a..r,o,
" AN'liI fo n YOUNG JUNG LADIES Dis AND cLDiES.
VIII saN ADIsONAvB..
on WEDNESDAY, Sept a. Address IS above.
NEESDEMOISELLES CHARBONNIEE b b aye
NI opened the Frncb Protestant hiNG AID DA a.
e. GSds "" ga 'GSs ~ n r9G4 ss:H
French Glasses fer Laies three times a"eei
MRS. J. T. BENEDICTs BOARDING and md
DAY SCHOOL for Young i.e, and children viii r.'Pe, a, 10
les. tie New IL a. De oi J'i pr
n a"gsS Ssts S's1 s are f rS 2
MRS. ROBERTS and Miss W al n, !. Will
Ladies r.. %S9 Ell s ;t o fi IS Sa , : css
% will Be r. m .so T srtf bt
MRS. L. w. TOWNSEND assisted by MISS
WI C. RKMAS) ril reopen h Se Ssh"" , ,u"E Bnos
s.P t on Mn.c ba,us ParG Nsee"Oi"
&C., &C, viii Ieeev" spefsl attention ----
NJAPLEWOOD INSTITuTE :, v,se
vi FOR YOrNG LADIES, flrT"Ft,I' nAI,. ,,,,h4t,
and wildly tnSgT w. q r. s .th :' iSt S' 90 ~
MISS VAN WAGENEN, NV scroo,, r., YOUNG
IN H.. REQ nLDa H 5'S S1 SI Il a
r rtJ nnta.s.
AIRS. WILLIAME% ,..v...,.,.
nj Ta I'D n "a, . 90 r g.
i isS csI'' is NJ Tor ~ c Gs APP SP
MILITARY BOARDING SCHOOL, NAitc
" Plain, Nsr.Yort PrnhPa!, o. K. Willis. IT,
NEw-JERsEY MILITARY ~
REV. ELIAS s. SCIIENC i\. A. r., + dNCi'"b'
Tie Tcs AlNsy. srrd fora 'r" AZ
NEW SCHOOL for YOUNG rADia', coy
~ Wet Thr It-hu &c taught FrH'h >? best n'' '''L'
DFNNSYIVANIA MILITARY ACADEMY,
Chester newsro Co., re7u. tor ~ egt CAGE. on, c
rnn 1rs sn1 1ls S9'e: ssa d rnsr. by AMI
other oppetent Professors C'L l'Io e. ns.;t.,,
DEV. j. NEWMAN, ID. D., Of PnGlincy, Vt.
IL win into b, fuy for ',re aad E,'r % . .oo0
Der BOYS from II oil" Apphtst on H"uI he re 'oon
FLO THoG hmD oR RN CO. SEwr6S toi yea, PSI. 70,
boar. ~. s5 w GS sHrs . T r. & i" A. %
SEDGWICK INSTITUTE, Great l'arrmgt"a,
- MA Ioa,Dg Schcl t 20 tors in ontrr1 es ,Tei pc
;en' s sTE .s T,ns' in It's j. B rnnpa
SIGNOR RONCONI Informs the phil c ana
,i,s biz .i g" Is s I b. e Is ais to- T 0 -
HRo on, IN S ar sce eac }. for
STEVENSDALE Institutc--A iamily Bo@rdi;-
- ing Bows, sOutn Ami"r 81 J. H. W.T. "g"A W.
THE NETWORK YALE SCHOOL, 1855
We the unGe1.tue do SrTrt @Ipf or I,.ty in
E c SSit q s' Ed ::? ie :% -i
e.shhU I Institution erIei'T cnn
neu 10 al Of Lchu,s.ni
- NeW.YOrk, Jane, ISL. JOS. r. Ihoni~~oS'
w. II ARE"
UNIVERSITY GRAMMAR SCHOOL, No;
prcparS BOYS rusirrS COLE TIE )Jh
vesr optns ep i8 Crcus eimoa' Is ior larfu- chs :
and F3c1It 81 lnyrr M aud
fn President Porter Faculty % l Coir' b. n at
Thomson Bros. llV7 Broadway. N NJ H""Bl ".'I'' b.
WIN. II. LEGGETT'' SCHOOL, 1,@4 Broad
w way, door below Tbtrlehs
tt'p2S A YEAR at the STAIFOHD G'onn)
QDPbS,D COLLEGIATE INSTITUTE fO% LAHE . g..
ccived at suy time. ~ d! "'h a H..
VONKERS MILITARY INSTITUTE.
i A rOARD:NG FCliODL
for making bOs irtrlUy.;i, e"oi; ., ri MA NH
R~TADLiSI y 1874
Earnest teaching CoHT rEs.'aEc"' IT.
BENJAMIN MAJ ON, box W. 6ii Yen v. !.
TIE MISSES UOi ElltS
School Young Lad AID NhhTsE AZ No. a
EsSt Tu y-6rIt.s.. on Cpt- IDhsr IL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-10-31

A MISS STEERS
"a Rgs and Boarding End Dav SCHOOL for Young Ladies
Children No. As WEST SEVBFTEENTil-ST will reopen
THURSDAY Sept Eoy C., No Is West Eerentlst will
reon.n Tuesday seutlq