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New-York tribune., 1871-11-07

the Hon. w. R. Holloway inst issued in an octave OF 400
pages, from the press Of The Indianapolis Journal S
successful and comprehensive. Besides being Vaiu
able and entertaining contribution TO Western history
i ,n OF new and eisated facts In regard to the de-
yeopment and condition OF that prosperous ana ferte
socon of country of which Indianapolis is the center
and capital. A hundred years hem 1t viii be read
with intense interest by the student; but to-day the
emigrant seeking home, and the capitalist looking tor
cld Of investment, will nnd sufficient living attrac
tion in its pages.
New-York tribune., 1871-11-07
NEW.YORK SUPREME CoURTmGHARLEs :o,!a

~ ". KEAhNEY agt. llE WASHOE TOOL COAPAhl-Nouce
is hereby pursuant order Of tn Codated the 18th
ov of October 1911 the sucrer Receives Of the said THE
WASHOE TOOL COPANT ponted 6 the above entitled Action
will SILL puc auction. the once Of said Con any No. Ito
Cnambcrs.,t city Of Newior the 21i day Of Nyemh'
next day. the following property o. the 'il lhh
WASHOB TOOL COMPANY, to Wt
TWO hui with buildings thereon, con.pg Of factor! Or
shop situated at NEWARK in the State Of NBWL>Ei AMI de-
scrbe a. follows viz BEGINNING at tie north west corner Of Qua
Gnvdve west one hundred an tt hnrs
nsI @ Of ae % 6soe uh degrees west eight feet
inches 70 The place Of bsgpnng.
SL AN Ss2I s oi @ S e 1 Tc
from hthie and the Morhs and EeI Rail
sass 5 ihtRs SRTeS ess SSss I sss.
ssus .ssS i s' dsos. west
and Roi fssa' M s: a%sr sS
Idp Hmmr Drop; PaI Sar,2 Blowers saw E2gl"e R and and
Ra F11s: Ef! r1s G shns ds4s sn % S
kwey Wheels FIGs 6 EMs whysl' 5 @ n F%nn%r' I % 81! ID
De for Drop Punches Or Machine l2GS n Any, SCH T9e
Vice. Cen,; splitting Cutter GutHe oil Forge Grs'
% F Sta Er Ind V Wheel fr%g rgras si @ ds E ei
fo oler; Grn3er' Brsh, az. Ilrc' Pm for oggHc Ecs
o s 20 3 Str 6ioppsa Gb Is Droopsd ~
LETTERS rATENT oce of the cO"pany No. loo Clam,
TY The rS TED sIIiE$ GoyERSMrNT 20 No 2Ic
M s E q. in MTaG nIa;. h iR @ Pick I end po H
for improvement in Machine for forming Eyes Of
10 Caa W. n Her Counselor Law, 10 i
| ray.s. New. ork, or in the Eanis Of Patent agent.
By TIE english GOYERNNENI.-pci -, 1862 No 2b for
improv Iaent Of Mining Picks Nav s. Et No.
5 for improvements in hsehuer iof forming PcLle d other
BY THE FRENCH GOvEREMENT-Mar2 1862 No. 3O4 for i'm
proven Machines ip5 King PCS a u,Ecr ;c,s
@ acquired
hv II md agreement with David Blake Co. dated the 10Th of sep
| teInhFr ,d65
ERCEANDISE at said Office No lGG Chambe'st fONoTs ?7li
alI,e.: ID HANDLED Pr.: - =! do No A'ol
Picks Cornish Poi licA joz T. Pol; 60 GeE Grub
| HOES; Safes ? Drass; : Chairs: Stove ar~ SaHpe'
AMI Ali OTHER PROPERTY rad the sHiI toIraHv #
eery description, except cash. IN he hands q" 80
JOEL b. HUNTER Receive.
New-York tribune., 1871-11-07

Ninety Fo3r Years. 1gncS PdSchdL by
GEoEGE W. IA,HAI is tIhntc of fial affection to the
memory OF venerable parent who completed almost
Ccutgy OF ear hy existence The subject Of the memoir
was faithful member Of the Baptist Church IN Georgia.
and ihruu Ehout Der lrutctrd career distinguished
Nv l,r cheerful Iicy, her religious zeal, and her
abundant good works The not only relates the
history q remark hlc, though unprccnGng character
but d,riy, SPECIAL interest irOmit lively Illustrations
Ol so.t.,iu society and manners in Ia,t Ccucraton
New-York tribune., 1871-11-07

A companion volume to the recent work on
"S;inulan,s dLd Narcotics" by GEORGE NJ. BEARD,
NJ d. is issued under the title of EdtiHJ ard DrjnLhJ,
by @. =. Putnam sons designed as popular manual
Of food and diet IN health and disease 1t gives dcscrp
ton and history Of the principal elementary materials,
explains their influence the human system, as modi
Gcd l race climate age and and lays down series
of dlcctr rules which been confirmed by the com
mon experience. The work is not ncumbcTed with any
prooand theoretical discussions but resens suCcnct
body Of practical details which, il often scanty To
rive hut superficial OF the Subject, USUALLY
struciIyc and often entertaining.
New-York tribune., 1871-11-07

american BOok Of Re0dy-Uade Speeches, by
JosIIH BARTER CDck FitzIad), takes ii for granted
thar any living American can be found who is not ready
TO make 4 speech all subjects and on every OCCASION
Should such nOldcscrpt make his appearance, this
book viii Eui,h Lin with complete outfit that will
prevent Ii, UoGCsty from hcing put to the blush. 1t is
miscellaneous slopshop, with garments OF thought in
every fashion and Tor every purpose from gprCch Oh
the presentation of faG 20 address at golden wed
ding, including apologies for being unable TO sing,
marks at house arming, after bar-raising for
base ball dinner. oyster and champagne supper
union If rtists, and tobacco trade banquet. 1t
serious objection TO the book that if any person who
attempted to walk with its cnchcs should break down
IN lls memory, the consequences would DC awful.
New-York tribune., 1871-11-07

EJprrimcntdl Mechanics, hy ROBERT STAwELL
BALL, A. NJ acnau n Coz, is the title OF course of
popular lectures ON the elementary principles Of me
chacs intended 10 suggest to the mind of the student
the physical ideas which correspond with theoretical
laU The uccuar feature Of the work is its description
Of numerous original experiments, illustrative OF the
euhlcct and remarkable for their ingenuity and novelty
The letterpress statements accompanied with ell
eravings OF singuarly lucid and attractive character
oFrdinc an invaluable aid to the comprehension Of the
eXltlun,ulE.
New-York tribune., 1871-11-07

The Lat Knight, 4 Romance Garland, from
the German Of ASAsTAsICs GRUN, translated with Notes.
by JCHN O. GAECLNT Hurd HOughtoD). The author
OF this volume whose real name IL Anton Alexander
Aucrsp"rE count OF the Austrian Empire holds h"ly
ntpcctablo rank among the minor poets Of Germany.
He las also been concerned in the political movements
Of twCD'y years since, when he regarded Of
tho l1"dc.s C tic lbCIal party but for long time he
las taken 10 active part in public aairs The wor.
translated y MI Sargent consists Of series Of ballads
founded incidents in the life Of tho Emperor MHxim
ian J.. and although the subject challenges cspc ia
interest from Amt rican readers it may awaken curos
fty rs illustration Of medieval life aud society. MI
ScEt Eas brought cultivated literary taste to TIE &C.
conllishlEcnt Of his task, graphing with evident zcn
with lis lacir difficulties, but it cannot justly bc said
that hc I: ccCcd in clothing the quaint aud often
fory Original !l Harmonious English vcrso.
New-York tribune., 1871-11-07
BANKING AND FINANCIAL.
OFFICE on FIsK t& HATCH,

OFF1CE OF EIsK u IIArCII Z
BANKERS and Financial agents Ofthe Ckesdpeakc ana
ohio RdilrOad Co.. No. o NAssAu-sT, NEW-foiaE.
Within year the CnEsAPEAKE AND ONO RAIL
ROAD will he in operation through line from the
Atlantic to The Ohio crossing the great iron beds Of
Virginia and the remarkable Ooal deposits Of tho
Kanawha Valley. After its Western connections are
completed. it will form Q favorable aud popular
New-York tribune., 1871-11-07

Pos, Young, & Co. have published in one
vOlulr u rev edition Uf Mr.. jerome Hopknss Method
for Iodct;ng OrykcOn Singing Glasses the system
Of wiAcn ana Hulah, and Sccond collection Of Church
Music csPclay adapted TO boy choirs The Psalm and
Hymn tunes and chants embraced in this rCpertory are
chosen arty from standard collections and partly from
OIl-..... .IIEC,~.
New-York tribune., 1871-11-07

Modern Sccpt;cism (Randolph 81 Coz is the
title volume containing course Of lectures delivered
in London at the request Of the Christian Evidence
Society aud designed 10 treat Of the foundation Of Chr
tiunty in Of the objections that have sprung up in
The IIclrcS of modern thought AID scientific research
The number " Lectures is eleven, Of which the frs three
are directed against the theories Of Matenalsm, Pan
thCn, AID POstivsn; the two next lectures deal with
lit chief difficulties Arising from the supposed conflict
hctvccE philosophy and the Bible while the remainder
Of the VOImue is taLCn UP with topics directly
latnS tie character and Interpretation OF the Scrip
tucs ard The IL1uencc of Christianity VI on the world
Several C l." most eminent names in the Church OF En-
gland are on The l.t OF the authors, and the whole
volume indicate. IN ardent attachment to the Estab
Ishcd gicr aIG a firm hold On the traditions of the
past IL Iic Of ;lc Innovations suggested ly the bodcr
thinkers o. IT, day.
New-York tribune., 1871-11-07

UuGcr he general title of the college lii
hrary" series OF pleasant stories consisting of Eric
Tlc u Rosl,, School JiiGn Home, Tale Of college
Lire: and S. WiRiGcds or. The World Of School, by
F.ErEE!C W. FAHEAE, VI. A., is rcDubliShed from the
Enslsh edition hy NJ. Doolady. Their lively sketches OF
domestic and educational life in England appear 10 have
bcci. !uuacd ou large experience and present strik-
ing i,uSuaiu oi ,cI,a4a prominent social phases IN
that oDauiiy.
New-York tribune., 1871-11-07
Foreign exchange has been dull and weak at rates

Extra mails for Europe, Tomorrow, per steamer Thu
rInra will close ut p ut the Merchants Exchange
Nus. 50 and 50 Pine-st
Money oa call continues easy at about and as the
ruling rates call pledge Of choice collateral. On
commercial paper and time eDga gemcns are str
GENT and prime two named paper Is passed below
to II per cent.
Government bonds steady aud dull, closing Oh the
basis Of 1871 lSGis. Fsk Hatch report US fol
lows at y. M:
New-York tribune., 1871-11-07

South Caronas the feature In Southern State Sc
euties the dealings having been large the new Janu.
AIRY and July issues, which sold At $50 s6t Those OF
April and October weak In sympathy, ana declined
TO s while vrSnias os, consolidated advanccdto C on
Il sInull snle. The following were tho bids:
New-York tribune., 1871-11-07

The new rcd-lnG CGitiOlL0f BRYANT : I0cmS,
published by D Appleton Co., will command attention
from all the lover, o good poetry, by the character of
SIS co.t,s uud the beauty Of It's mechanical execution
1t has sevcr; poems which have not appeared IN any
prey ious collection As well the other poems in the
volume they have been arranged by the author In the
order III which tl,y WrittCn and the whole colec'
tion r~ct> ,ic fruits Of a rare poct"aI g'Ains III
form t.at Is worthy Of 'hcir origin.
New-York tribune., 1871-11-07

A brief treatise on The Character Of Christ
by r. v. FowLE Hurd HOuGhtOn), discusses the ques-
ton whether the personality of Jesus supplies an ade
quate ha>I, FOR religion. The author writes with
originality and force and his work deserves attentive
pcrls. - an arc contribution TO all important branch
Of i!,c irt.i.ai evidences Of Christianity.
New-York tribune., 1871-11-07

Lady Judith, by JUSTIN MCCARTHY, and OtS1'-
taNd by j. W. De FOREST, which have awakened Wioe
interest during their serial publication in the Galaxy
have been issued in separate volumes by Sheldon Co.
New-York tribune., 1871-11-07

HoW to Write Composition, by S. A. FROST
Dck Ftsgcrald) is intended help to beginners IN
an which rules teach and may serve as conVe
ncnt lcadngsings to in1rm writer's who are as yet u
able TO 20 alone.
New-York tribune., 1871-11-07

The publication of "The Library of Foreign
Poetry has been resumed by Holt & Williams, and the
new issue contains Poems and Ballads OF Goethe trans
lated by ". E. AytOun and Theodore Martin.
New-York tribune., 1871-11-07

And the following for City Bauk stock


The market for railroad bonds has been firm with mod
crate TRANSACTIONS Central Paccs sold at 1O2 Union
Pacific 1sts Ssl 0ssI Land grants, III G. c. and c. ls
90; Alton and Tere Hsute Income rs, and New-Jersey
Central lists at lO The following the bids for rail
road Ynort1a1pR.
New-York tribune., 1871-11-07

The admirable photographed monograph on
The Lrdhre OF he Doctrine Of a Future Life, by EZRA
ABBoT originally published as an appendix to Mr.
Agcr's History Of the Doctrine" Is issued IN neat
octave volume by W. J. Middleton.
New-York tribune., 1871-11-07

Foot Prints of Roger Williams, by the Rev.
H. A. MUDGE Carlton & Lanahanl, is n succinct biog-
raphy OF the noble pioneer Of free thought In New
England written especially for the Use Of young people
and founded tie results Of the latest historical nvest
CATION,
New-York tribune., 1871-11-07
NEW PUBLICATIONS.

The thoughtful and suggestive work of
XAVIER DE MAIsrRE entitled Journey Round My Room,
hAs been issued in a graceful translation by Hurd &
uou4hton,
New-York tribune., 1871-11-07
Mem Unbliratlons.

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work whose excellence supasses power to cOmmend-NeW.
York Mail
The co,e recommended a be bensesL-Beechss
Christian Union.
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IL WEEKLY CHRONICLE for 1871 will contain evoy
carefully prepared articles upon the Climate Soil POduOs Alers
unsurpassed advantages Of Bas Tennessee which
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disseminate for The information Of boxing
South for HomeA Answers Correspondents will he carefully prepared
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New-York tribune., 1871-11-07
Eau- 5thools.
Gcachcrs.

A GENTLEMAN Of experience rs TUTOR
IA GEI Pol ION IN fmiy pnrse cboo hiS travelled
The Ett eGce' FtH' &. host S1cce'sfU hGrrE TUTOR,
THhule Ofcg, for wees
" A mcr. School Institute" II BOnd-st., supplies
"A schools aMrs rt Ste fGaeasrh Teachers wsnHg
beJ0tB GboI have AppicAS Form. ~ehermsrbOn Arudr
WANTED, in Erasmus Hall Academy, Flat
w basn L.. grGtlria,u sly fAST Tl CHER tr Rn1sh
Ipl esieLe Ee2arHeat d1es Al taEnoba1 hAeL PhhL
New-York tribune., 1871-11-07
g GornoraIlon Notices.
~ - - -ar-S- -r-rS--rss-s7- -.ssr-s .---
BrRRAU oP PLECri0Ss.

PIECT'oSs
COUNTY or EEw lsKE Noyrmher4 l. ls7l.}
SPECIAL INSTRUCTIONS to INSPECTORS
- As TO CANyASsNG-l9 OtieI 10 %Iy.s es - often
pencil PsSes aud Writings thereon Inspectors Of
lots to he ef Of not only preventing for rpn
o tic statute that requires copy every ilas ucG be
practical instructions nei bv the Eurcau Of Flee
the special attention Of INSPECTORS acg cahV called
Each eandIoe any be Sled the election NAV
ceridcae writing signed him designate pcon
ton district uhth he eanddSc be pryeo III. Of
oGres attending election specified in ,uc GER
specors permit be Presel the tie ballots
specified in the said csbe and 70 near to them hii b can see that
Of person during the
ccadoct" wa q lj chap isl Law. Of 55O
cautioned that In where candidates avail them
privilege Of this provision Of Law they mG that d.
designated has every proper opportunity for tue eIe Of bis
shall be tie duty Of s several Board Of Easgee;o T. % Election
& oS n @ se s Sn se Of ,b Vo" Of he ali b, % IN % 20 @ g
Ier prcschbe by hi, , before proceeding canvass
Tie box boxes be It heier ea1vatd AZ the compl:toG
Election o. make public oral proclamation Of the Whole number Of
and Of the whoe number given for each with
any any ais aS,f ct f Rtn .Rs @ M
biz 5 % s 1 % and & Pa TS f zach TSs da d'S9 S
nipse;on Of Beehon Of datne Of
a de evidence of the lAet hereof" q 10, chap l
,p. he gEo,.s9. Of = l4s S,1cs sss Elton Law
shall have fully completed the eim'te Of al tic OH' tue particular
FOR csmpe nethe the vote Secretary ,py Ocs
the ,Ou be 'nuOune, uhl the Tho ticket ndortd
Gcnrnl-S chnvaed to and including Aldermen
When enVnssed that at t etGH
Of the o each boz" and not re TIE chairman ,al male
public Of the whole number of each oI
nI Of the whole number given for eeh with the Of tie
o which such per,on named 90 the halOs
1h direction be obtJej the law makes The due public
rTsS % ,ass me- a ss Let hereof And this PROVISION You'll be
Bulci nuess the proclamation Of the result be ale tie
iormy with law and W these Instruction.
or sips for the eelunent Of results nO matter hy whom
uahed) he respects the vote for oet
after public 1 the TeSur OF THE WHOLE
BOX such dD which may be tnei out should
be correct
Any violation of Instructions will make the ln'peeO Ible
The penalties Of the law.
ALI personI are PRonBITED nom engaging assisting In the
and Of Aforesaid except the insPecorsO " Rec
uun end Poll Crfs district and OsennG
this last provision shall deemed guilty and punished fr
den FOR" Lss Of Sec H. chapter ls Law. Of lGl
CORNELIUS COKSON
Chk|oJ the BHTeaU Of ELcioaL
DIrAN1nESr PuBLIc WoRRI BrREAv oy wArEH REGISTRAR
EEWYoRk Oct lB 1871. :
NOTICE is hereby given that an additional
ptay Of win be Aded oil nnpad
HSiHhy uhpAi1 the s day Of November neIt
CHARLRa O. CORNELL, Water Registrar
New-York tribune., 1871-11-07
THE MARKETS.
,c.rm,ly Reported for THE rSrsr-aI .

lcarefaly Reported for THE TSisrynI MI,
ASHES-Pots are In moderate demand hot rhse' .'e
quote at 81 i59Ss IS Pearls qaiei and unchAnssa
BuiLDISG MATBRIALS-Psls Bricks ars in fair s ''
North River in better demand. bat Poes AZ t
sey Harris quiet but stead! Fronts u AL hSSs s I
The market for arm With good enAna
limited dand but prices have other deser
ont important change and the business has been onr
We quote;
p.l. Nm az 0e a6 81 RossndAla y bbl.... ~ ~"
y r, R,A,,.,,.Rh. sz5dlO OOl Lhh NE
Jrnsy.,.,,..,,. 2Sd W Common, y oo' '"". N1l
SsSSs SSi S.InS, FCGy SOts CSs % LsSs E.ssn
AAE rLASfbk " A. aSt
C,t,,s n.r bush ,.,.5 % Nova eootls nm " 81 y
Goa urr bush,,,,.,.- % IS hou Scotia b. Hh' al
N wv ICale East ECityf ina IEEs,,s.
BROOM CoRNIh be demand o1lJ Bits4. and he snI IL
p,ly steady manufacturers the pces nkes
&c. Der 10 st OA lo9l2c tor kst. BiOSas sfsn NM
BB8sI1x IS In limited demand. aAd Ssiss A's ~ -
G2Ic .,-.I, "a Nta
COIToS-The market ven Sr for spSt: oasr,p 49,, ~ b,
though unchanged hrrIy held and hode5 askire st
close, sales 2Oti bslss (sls lsst evening and loo % go
which lac for export S for eOusampass spa n -. h
ulAtOL, futures are In good demand and SInH heh All
lie quite: 9sla
New-York tribune., 1871-11-07

CRY o. Exw.YoAE, DEPARTMENT oI FISAkcE)
BuEEAu THH REcEyEH OF TAIEL
CorRT IIor,E PLRK. - CnAHBEAI.yT., Nov. /, tsTI.
ITO NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. is hereby given
That viii he sed TO all sIss UNPAID on tie let of DE
Ing Upyi uirrrst nf 10 pei calru
late from the received By The Receiver OF
the dr Of TGyBtA will s sdd No will be received Ghsr
kgRhARD sAYTH. Rsesi,,L
New-York tribune., 1871-11-07
EIGHT PER CENT (S p. c.) GOLD. I.

FIRST MORTGAGE SINKING FUND LAND GRANT BoMs
OF THE
ST. JOSEPH AND DENVER CITY RAILROAD CoNRLSY.
In DENOMINATIONS OF $1,000, $500 AND $lOO, can
be obtained from the undersigned or through the
principal banks and bankers throughout the United
States.
These Bonds are being rapidly absorbed bI in.
vesto1s and capitalists, and but small amount "a
main untaken. The security behind them is ample
in every particular as they constitute a frst and
only mortgage on trunk line of railroad which will
soon connect the City of St. Joseph, Mo- IAN inpOr-
tant railway CENTER, with the Union Pacific Rail-
road at Fort Kearney, materially shortening the dis
tance between the Atlantic and Pacific cOast& In
addition to this, the Bonds have further security in
the fact that there is included in the Mortgage the
Company's magnificent Lands, amounting I'd 800.
OOO acres known to be among the best in the United
States. The Mortgage indenture prohibits Ghs sale
of these Lands at less than Four N Dollars er acre
and n:, TO the Trustees under the Mortgage, for
the clci .ld express purpose Of retiring thes Bonds
The amount thus realized exceeds the entire amount
Of Bonds which can be issued, and leaves ehe road
property and franchises free.
The Bonds have thirty years to run. with Interest
at Eight Per Cent Free of Tax payable february
and August in each year.
Both principal and interest are payable in Eola.
The principal in New-York. The interest ih either
New-York London or Frankfort-on-the-Mah,a at the
option of the holder without notice, and In 1be gold
currency of the country in which they are psented
They are coupons or registered.
Trustces-Famers' Loan and Trust Company
Maps, circulars documents, and full information
furnished ON application.
Though acting as agents for the sale Of this Ioda, our
firm buy and sell in their regular business efoA1 Of
the st. Joseph and Denrer CITY Railroad Company, o~
of the Eastern DirisiOn being quoted from l0 10
1O2 and accrued interest These Were originally pSd
By US at 97i. TANNER Co.. Bankers,
No. II Wal-st
New-York tribune., 1871-11-07
EDWARD UAIGHT g. Co.

EDWARD HAIGHT & Co.,
No. 0 Wall-st., recommend the bonds OF the
RONDOUT AND OSwEGo RAILROAD
In exchange for 5-2s The investor adds - peTe ecn'
to his capital and Al to his income
New-York tribune., 1871-11-07
9nstrnctlon.

9nsfrncflon.
A MENIA SEMINARY, Armenia, n. Y.
IA School for both ssIe Tsn opens s
A MATHEMATICAL and ENGINEERING
1OctOn For catalogues address Prof Fox q E. PhodR.
A WILLIAMSON's FAMILY SCHOOL for
~ BOYS, at Bedford westeher Co. n T. will reopen oI ~
A HONE y % ana SCHOOL, 2 f. for HGss TEN BSYs ages
A HOME and SCHOOL for. few nice
"A young BOYS E HIEDS's INSTITUTE Hempsse.d l. ~
RRAINERD INSTITUTE, Cranberry, N'J'-"'
- s. McEAR, Principal
COUNTRY HOME and SCHOOL, for :, BO1S, J,!S
Ian. isdTss R f IRA L spDty Depot @
DR. VAN NORMAN'S n NV
~ AS'ttsn School 10y iaT Y6txe LADIES and CHIIPREN,
u and 26 Yves, Fftr.bpttt.. Etw.Yo - ~,
viii commence Fteesh Year Sept q. 1911 For foil Information
nR, BERTHET5s FRENCH, ENGLISH, CLAS-
E.It Foititth,I Prospectus Lockwood, 6l2 Bro.dwat
nR. Bendan's School, 1870 B'way near 9Sth-st,
Eneand Pr experience highest references and
ENGLISH AND CLASSICAL BOARDING
f. ~ .o 5 SoTf stfi
LEMALE College BOrdcntown, Nj, furnishes
Tuition Sals Addres, Rev H. BRAKELkY, PG D.
EAMILY SCHOOL for BOYS, near New
d.y. fSiRHS tS %S 5 Uscp1 PShiS1 SE S
FREDERICK FEMALE SEMINARY, Freder-
ck Nd Send for Catalogues Rev. THOMAS NJ CANN President
GARDNER INSTITUTE, No. 62O Fifth-ave.,
VI ENGLISH and FRENCH BOARDING and DAY SCHOOL for
Young Ladies and Children, roTens WEDNESDAY Sept 20
Rev. Dr. and Mrs e. n. GARDNER PRINCIPALS
IRVING INSTITUTE, TarrytOwn, n. "a
FOR circulars apply to D. g ROWE, NJ A. Principal
JACKSON MILITARY INSTITUTE,
~ Tarrvtown y. Y. Established 1887.
Address Rev f. J. JACKSON NJ Principal
1K KINDERGARTEN SCHOOL" for Children
IN aud PRIVATE RECITATION ROOMS for LADIES. RI.
OPEN THURS sept The physical mental moral eu
iu, children peca advantages aies desiring the
routine of school Can on or address H. Prn Is w. dst
NJ w. LYONS COLLEGIATE INSTITUTE,
W. Nc. FIFTHAVE and No S37 BROADWAY,
corner oeus SEPT 49, Sixteenth year Rooms
ciou light stesrhea,ed yoag pupils with Mrs Lyon the
Yale graduate be wholly instIuc ,hr college
that all this school shall ample illness Ia
Williams Troy Polytechnic Only conditioned
classes follow YEARLY Light gymnastics Only good boys Gt
MILE. RCSrAN's FRENCH and ENGLISH
vi SCHOOL FOR YOUNG LADIES, No III last Thrtysitbit
third door from PGTk-Rye, viii TIL RSpAl Sept E The
ofuseton designed combine thorough English eduA
with tue practical knowledge OF tie French and ohe MODERN an
SPECIAL attention given Drawing and Painting and the Musel
Of Prois = MILLS and F. L. RITTER;
peculiar Se who wish make music special
very young ladies viii he received the family
GppissaOn can be made al ne sbove sddress.
| MRS. GARRETS0N's
| WI ENGLISH, FRENCH AND GERMAN BOARDING AND DAY
| SCHOOL FOR YOUNG LADIES AND CHILDREN,
NO 5S WEST PORTY-sBvENTHST.,
| Frh ard SI'rav 3
WEDNESDAY Sept 20 1911 For circulars apply
|
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