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Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1872-08-31

thpN. ftOhhEhH Asht1AHOs's
THE New York IIerald--a rather
weak solution Of Grantisin IL slowly
opening its eyes 10 the fearful and
probable results Of Radical treason
against public liberty and peace, con
summated by the bestowal of suffrage
upon The eolorcd race. The Herald
however, thinks the danger is notso
much TO be apprehcndcd from the me-
geo, himself, az from the vile Radical
incendiaries who cndeavor to intensi-
~, in thu hearts of the colored race,
the bitter nnimo'ities, against the
whites, supposed TO have been engcnd
cred by slavery; and by this mischiev-
ious device, secure the undivided coll
ored vote for the Radical party The
Herald seems to have forgotten that
this was the programme from the be-
ginning of tlic war The emancipation
0f the negro was never contemplated
az boom TO him, but simply as the
first step towards the iInpoyerishment
and humiliation Of the South, and the
subsequent step.-thc bestowal Of suf-
trage was intended TO give tothe Rad.
ical party the power TO hold the entire
Ioutl inpoliticsl bondage by means Of
therolorcd vote
The Herald fears that such scenes as
were enacted in Cooper Institute and
throughout the South, at the instiga-
ton Of Boutwell, inccndiaries, are
calculated TO turn the negro into a de-
mon and 10 make suffrage, extended to
to the hlack race, a cure 10 the na-
zion We hone IL believe there is
not an intelligent man III the North,
unhlinded by Wild fanaticisin, who did
not believe. at the Time the political
crime was perpetratcd, that it would
prove a curse 10 the nation. Such
q mass Of ignorance entrusted with
the exercise Of so high privilege and
under the guidance Of pretended
friends whose sole object was TO use
THAT ignorance a. the agent for the
overthrow Of popular government, in
order that few consplrltora against
the cause Of liberty, might grow rich
and powerful amidst the ruins Of free
institutions. can be nothing bat a
curse. Ava curse, il wa1 designed ;as
d curse, it was reduced to practice
und a. curse it will continue until
honest intelligence and unacliish in.
,egrity can 10 far ncutrali2c its active
,irua IA to make il comparatively
harmless A positive political good,
!, can never be made
Upon the exercise of the right O
suiisgc mu-t hinge the character OF
The government, for good, or evil and
30 assume that a preponderance OF
ignorance, and vice over intelligence
aud virtue, can inlpartwildon, honesty
gnd stability to it, administration, j
" assume that virtue aud vice are con
vcr,ibh terms, and that their oppo
sites, in axcess, are not elements o
mischief. in giving shnpe to the polio
Of the government 1t WAS, clearly,
grave error on tho part Of the found
or, Of our Republic, TO conGdc, 5
trutfully,iu thcinteliicenceand yirtu
Of those to whom its preservation, i
the future. was be entrusted, Still, 0
ic doubling whether these csscuti,
elements Of wise self goyernmci
would 80 abound as to secure the d,
sired result, wefud all the then, STATE
restricting suffrage, even among II
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1872-08-31
GrN piI1nw's NIrt.rs IS

GIN pILLow's MULES. Sometime
ago Gen. Pillow, who was engaged in
the Confederate army, sent a letter TO
the Secretary Of War asking TO be
paid the value OF two hundred mules
seized by the Union troops at Helena,
Ark, in 1862. This letter was re,
terred to Attorney General Williams,
who has given the Secretary his opin-
ion on the subject, holding, in sub
stance, that the claim il not good, the
property having been seized in State
which attempted to withdraw from the
Union, and belonging to party not
loyal to the Government.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1872-08-31
The Proposcd Cotton FACTORY,

Alta called meeting Of the business
men Of Clarksville, at the Presidents
rooms of the Northern Bank Of Ten
nesscc, to discuss the feasibility of
building aud running cotton factory
at Clarksyille, upon motion of ii. G.
Merritt Esq, Col, JAS. L. Bailey was
elected Chairman, who appointed NJ
II. Clark, ESD, Secretary.
After few remarks by the Chair
man, explaining fully the objects Of the
meeting, Mr. Leopold Bloch by re
quest, read and submitted eommuni-
cations from Mr., Adolph liunnewadel,
giving full plans and specifications for
the building of Cotton Factory and
detailed estimates Of it, running cx-
pcnses, probable products aud profits,
After an informal discussion by va
lrious mcmbcrs of the meeting, of diff
ferent items contained in the PROPOSE
,tions submitted by Mr.. lImnewadel
through Mr. Bloch, the following res
.olutiQn was offered by Mr.. IL, {
Merritt;
! Resolved, That in the opinion Of
this meeting, a Cotton Factory can be
lprohtably operated in GAINESVILLE, and
necessary steps should be taken to form
! a company for that purpose,
! The question was put by the chair,
man and carried unanimously BY
resolution committee was appointed
consisting of Col JAS. h, Bailey, Mr.
JAS. j., Glenn, and NJ. II Clark, Esq,
with instructiops TO examine the pa
.pors and propositions submitted ID,
\ Mr. \ IIrmnewadolin regard to build
ing and operating Cotton Factory a
1 Clarksyille, aud 70 report the result o
! their investigations,at next meeting
\ The meeting then adjourned 70 mec
a. tbs Northern Bank, Aug 9Th, q
~ oel'SE 3 s4,,, r,..,,
NJ y q, ~ Nan'r
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1872-08-31

cLaRKsvILLE MONEY MAmkrT.
u!oidlis. Tennessee Bonds. old, "A. new.
CLiRkSllLLE wuoLESlLE NlaErr.
conarcrrD ny !. ). cnrsnAS.


ScgAR.-L Louisiana, new crop in ample
supply anu we quote, IN Hiids.-Fair a0p
y, ffline lV's q II, Clarified i.'.;
l5c. :"
Ms S,.,.s CROP, by the bbl SosC5.
as, SSspEIr nTs ,NssiS firm, wequo,e Rio s!,s
SALr.-kanaw 2 bushel bills. 81 90.
ny the Car load per bhl. 81 a..
FLoUR-Superfnc SO 90; Extra, So az 90.
Choiee or Fancy, e. seas 20.
nrAh CASDIES.-.Oc.
BAroN AND LARD buying rates lincVn
W., hog round. Lard 0yi.
w HlskEf-Common country, 81 0O6(l 20;
pest brands Robertson county, 81 75et2 o.
80, StiiIEEsE-W H., lie dairy and iactory,
hicE--Caroiina. 10.
lar, 6eeIo.
ofi~s.-t oal oil. &c lard oil. si 25tol Coz
insced oil 81 i5al IS, raw and boiled.
SIiRIrS TtRPESTINE-7h.
,nARNiSii-coral, 81 70; japan, O..
4 -; i2Nli, ia,
pP;o,wSprsEs.-liine, 50 500 heg; lead. is'iS n.
CArs--i00J0c q doz.
ofsrErs-2 and n cans 81 25wl %.
SARpINE S-2ic.
MACkEUIIs-- No, 3, ncr bbl $40 90 Kits
No. |, 81 osir2 ~.
BLACktS,i-3s' ,lT5, per dozen
NAIEsl-S5 II
nsoS-- Kentucky. AZ. Tennessee. e's.
tIrTsntRG toAL so cts. ST. BrnSAup
Is cts. delivered.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1872-08-31

BLANToN DuScAy, with the aid Of
GRANTEES Is likely to get up quite a
show the Bourbon Fair, shortly to
be held in Louisville. However pure
may be the motives Of the men en-
gagged in this movement, they are, prae-
tically, tie most dangerous phase of
Radicalism. They know that their
success is simply impossible, yet they
do not hesitate to adopt the only
course, By which the success of Grant
may be ensured. If they prefer Grant
to Greeley, let them work, like men,
openly and above board, for their
choice, The contest can now take no
other shape than that of a square fight
between the candidates already in the
field, and the parties who arc striving
to get up third ticket can never, in
public estimation, gain credit for aught
else than a sucaking effort to elect
Grant under coyorof an honest deyo-
ton to vague something defined by
the broad term democratic principles.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1872-08-31
Fast Type Setting.

DEs MolSEs, Iowa, Aug. -. Dcs
Moines Typographical Union to-day
awarded the prizes competed for by
the compositors of the State on We'd
nesday, 18th inst. Tho first prize, a
solid silver stick, was given G. I, Me
Conncll, of the Marysyillc Miner, who
set nineteen hundred and siXty-cight
Guns in an hour. The second prize, a
gold pen, was awarded TO Jno. w. Jen-
ner, of keokuk, who set seventeen
hundred aud Gity-Gve ems in an hour
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1872-08-31
State Of TenncSsec,-I the Circuit
Court for Montgomery County.

Della Elrton. complainant. We. Lowe Oar
ton, dcfcndant.-- Bill ior Divorce.
II appearing from the affdavit OF COM
plainant that the defendant has been con-
Victcd of a felony, and is now confined 10
the penitcntiary al Nashville, This, there.
foro, IL to notify thu said Lcwo. Barton to
appear before the Circuit Court to be hold
for Montgomery County on the first Mon.
cay in September next, at the Court-housc
~ ClnrksViile, and plccd answer or dcm ar
to the bill filed against him by Delta Barton
for divorce, or the aaflo Will be taken for
confessed and set down for hearing OK
partc.
Witness my hand at Office this 9Th day Of
August. l679 G ID. BAILEY, Cleric.
August 10, 1872 lw,
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1872-08-31
thursday, SEPT. 20, 1879,
Original Attachment.
State of Tennessee. Montgomery Co.

Richard Bailey W, =. b. Reese,
IN This cause It appearing by atiidevit
that tho defendant, i. u, ltecac, - Just
In the sum OF $50 20, and an original at
tachment having benn issued and lrNiel
on his property, who ga non-resldeni nt
dcred that publication BIO made Ia the
ClarkSvillc ClfROSIcLE, a newspaper pub
lishrd IN the city OF Clarksyillo, or four
successive weeks, commanding tho Said
Ollie In Dist. NO.7, Montgomery CO., Ten,
on saturday, sept. 2Sth, ls73, aud make DC.
fonSs Ia said suit against him, or u VIII
bg proceeded with cNpartc inns August
D. 1877 u. l.. SMITH, j. T.
a. q. GoopLErr. Attorney,
August 81, ls72-lw. pr, fec ..
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1872-08-31
Valuable Town Lots for Sale.

will soil, at private sale two lots frcnt-
ing 50 feet, each, on Franklin street. lying
Immediately East OF and adioiuing thU
property occupied by John a irwin, They
are about 500 feet deep.
Also, two lots Of Same dimensions ON
Commerce street, Just East OF tho houso
and lot now o,cup.vd By Mr., G!ascock ~
residences.
TERsis.-For tho two lots on franklin
street, sso0; onc4thirt cash, balance in one
and two years with interest. Tor the lots
on Commerce street, 500; une.third cash
balance in and ycara, With interest.
JOHN L. WEN ELL,
IS {. q. SMITH,
Aug. 81, re Sin
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1872-08-31
Fine Hogs and Cows for Sale.

HAVE two tbofOuehbrea berkshire
i'oarS Il ON the best ilnpurt,sf stock in
ame1ca, for sale. Also soma me Niilch
CoMs.t Can at tny residence. nine miles
east ofiCiarks,illc, ~ address mn Ly Heller.
Aug. ~. iSs2-aw '''''''''4''-"'
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1872-08-31
Sale of DistIllery,

UNITED STATES ISTERSAL HEvESUr.(
Col. OrF-c., 9TH DIST. Tenn. I
On Wednesday. the 18th day OF Sept. next,
at IL O'Clock, A, NJ, at 0. Townscnd's DiStil-
lcry, near Palmyra, Montgomery county, ]
viii proceed To sell, TO the said Distillcry
also the llslillery premises, containing
one acre and eleven poles of land. Levied
on AS the property of O. Townsend, to sat
isfy assessmcuts. costs and penalties in my
hands, amounting 70 Five hundred aud
uincty-onc dollars. t,59l Terms, cash.
JESSE TAYLOR, Collector.
By NJ. NJ. INLAND, Dep. Col.
Clarksvillc, Aug. u, lS72-3w
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1872-08-31

VIZ arc requested TO invite all the
members of the Democratic Exccu-
tive Committee, Of Montgomery coun-
ty. to meet at Quarles office, on Mon
day evening at 3 O'clock, next, for the
consideration Of matters Of import
auce. Niil ~ @t. +.-s, VISA ,l9a
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1872-08-31

VIZ publish call upon Mr.. J. B.
Killcbrew, to become candidate for
Floatcr in this District. It's q highly
aattcring call, of which he may we'll
be proud, and we hope he viii yield a
ready obedience, and promptly accept
the position. f
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1872-08-31

THOMAS Dunn ESGLIsIl in reply
to an imitation TO attend the Louis
vile side show, says IF / thought,
as you seem TO think, should vote
squarely for Grant, and not try to aid
him in an indirectway.n Be nn ra
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1872-08-31
fourth Round OF ,aunr,erl, m.r,,,..
f6r,Ac crdrrsrs',c Dssiraa, ftnrSsser ,,',,G'c..

ftrthe c'urrsrsHs Datrts, f,nafssec t,sysy.
2enn,t.l ~
July - anus. rt r9 80
Astnrs st.. at MalioryS August . ana 4.
SkrinRiteld s,n,, August luand n
hontkOnery ct.. al .Nslhiry, SEPT /. ans
Now froNideucc sta. sept. "a aud TO-
DICKSON Ct. sept. "a nnu2c
Snline ct., sept. - and ~
Antioch. Uci. 5uu,i u.
Ciarks,ille sta, Uct. lgnnd ~.
A. MIXEtI. u. T..
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1872-08-31

Take notice that on Monday. September
10, 1872, as Trustee OF VIM. Carver. wit soil
tor cash. nj puolic auction, at tho Court
house in Cl:lrEsville, the following tract Of
Carver, to-wit: a tract Of land in civil dis
trict No. 20. bounded AS follow6: Begins AT
Jesse bncGctt's north corner at u sugar tree,
Morgsa's line, thence north With Morgan q
line to hickory, thence with Maj. Ham
NUNS limo to black walnut and ash poin-
tors. thence to tho beginning, co ntatniuinE
orc entry. sid. &. BA1soN.
Trustee OF Wm. Carver.
Aug. 10, 73-6w.@
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1872-08-31

The Evansville Nnd) Register of.
fec was burned on the 9th inst, with
seven other buildings in a destructive
fire in that city, which is supposed to
have been the work Of an inccndiary.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1872-08-31

James W. Smith ct ala VS. Catherine Hester
ct ais.
In obedience to a docroo Of the County
Court OF montgomery County, made ia
thonbovc cause At the August tenn 1872.
! will oftcr for sale TO the highest bidder
on the premises, on
Thursday, sept. &c, 1872,
tract OF land lying in District No. Z, OF
said county, bounded by the lands OF n.
Hester Jr.. Jas. Fletcher, as. IL. Wall and
Merritt 4 Gold, containing 90 acras more
or less, 100 acros cleared iaa tho iltttucc 10
in timber. The same will 10 sold ~ a
whole, or divided into two or more tracts
10 uitpurchnsors. a plat OF same viii be
exhibited on the day Of sale, The said land
belongs tothcestnte of Nathan Hester, Sr.,
decd. and Is sold for division among the
heirs.
TERNs A credit OF II. 10 and q months.
notes with good security required. and a
lien retained until all the purchase money
PETER oNEAt, Clerk & Com'r.
Aug. 81, '73-4w-ad, hbills 80 90.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1872-08-31

Niiss \. c. Stewart is candidate for
Congress in Alabsina on the Wood
hull ticket With Aarth Carolina
Stewart aud Colonel TAnnie G, Claain
in Congress, the galaxy Of States
might fol itself pretty vol Trprcseu-
ted
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1872-08-31
SaLnrdaY. October Z, ~.

expose TO public sale 10 tho highest bidder,
At the Courthouse door IN CluIlNsylllc, the
Following described property, Niz: All the
right, uile, claim and Interest that 6. A..
Roth had on the 2lst day OF March, la72, 10
the storc-house which he formerly owned,
situated in the town OF ClurksNlile, and
boundcdas follows; on the north by Straw
berry ST., on the east by. ". L. Lindleys'
store, on tho south by Franklin ST., and ON
the west by Waller Mctomb q Co. Also n
Tito and right that said G.. A. llOth had on
the 2lst OF March, ls72, 70 the following g..
scrlbcd lot situated in tho tOwn OF Ciarks
Nillc, commencing at the Intersection ul
sixth ana college Sts., AT II stake, AT the
corner niortSaid, aud running thence Wcst-
ward los n. Inches TO a stake on tho south
sido OF College st,Sthcncs sOuthwardly aO7
n. toa 10 r., alley 1913 ~. Oh the west side Of
sixth ST., AT the point where said alley in
tcrSDcis the same, theme northwurdly
about @y7 u. 20 tho beginning. Both OF said
lots levied ON as the property ora. A. 10th.
j. {. READ. SneIiri.
Aug. 81, y iw. pr. Ice $40 -.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1872-08-31
Strong Testi ony.
srnunrNyILLr. ONO. scnt.

SrEUnESyIlLr, ONO, Sept. 4, ISL,
Dr.. Nm. II. Tut.
Dear Sir ] feel II duty 20 you and TO
suffering humanity TO make public the
great merits OF your Extract Shrsnpurilla
and Queens Dclight. For years | have
bncnn great sufferer, my general health
broke dow n, and / was afflicted, with nerv-
BUSINESS of tho most terrible character,
which was soon followed by an eruption
some places, ana attended with rheumatic
pains. Tongue cannot describe my suffer-
Ing :; was reduced almost 10 n SHELTON,
and hpd n perfect lonthing OF food. | was
attended by several physicians, who rem
dered mo no relief l despaired OF ever be-
ing well again; hut thanlss 60 n kind Prov
dcnce, l accidentally heard of your med :
cine. sent for half u dozen bottles, and
before had taken three began to feel bet
ter, my appetite improved, and the rhcu-
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enjoy sleep. ] have continued Its use, and
have taken eleven bottles, and believe
am q sound man again. The ulcers have
all healed, my skin iSsmooth and healthy,
aud have gained - pounds in weight. ]
believe my sickness resulted from faint OF
scrofula. l would earnestly recommend
With deep gratitude to you.
am ever your friend.
JAS. FRANKLIN.
DR.. TUFTS LIVER Pill are mild and gen
tie purgativc, possessing the peculiar merit
of acting as n powcrfu, agent In relieving
congestiVc or torpid liver. They have no
equal.
DR.. TUFTS Hair Dye Is endorsed b.
the Best Chemists.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1872-08-31

they are cnccmpassed, and especially,
in TIC direction of East I'ennesscc
WHOSE Jealousy and sclislncss have
ever been, dcstruetiveof harmony, and
always in arms asainstthe other two
divisions of the State.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1872-08-31
TuE Minnearolis Time saws

:,
among the kcpublean members
and othccrs OF the last Legislature OF
minnesota, who support Greeley, are
Senator Eycrts, of lfillmorc county
Senator morrill,, OF llcnncpln county
and Edward Ely, Sergeant Arms OF
the Senate; while Of the House arc
Ebcnezer Ayers of Washington cQuu-
ty; John i, Blair and II NJ Bur
ehard, OF Winona county; II Hun
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1872-08-31

The surveyors affiee Of Montgomery
County viii IN the future, bs Kept ~ the
Office " II. w. Humphreys, on Stfnwburry
Alley, IN the city OF cinrkHyilie. Any or
dcrstcft there " IN be promptly attcndcdto.
WA y. SHELTON surveyor,
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1872-08-31
TOWN LOTS FOR SALE.

BY virtue OF n writ crvcnditioni eNponas
10 me directed, from the honorable Chun-
Gerry Court OF Montgomery county, at 10,
July Term, 1877, ~ favor OF 1ohu - mi
worth aud wife, and against O.. II. Crdhum
eI ais, | viii on
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1872-08-31
Stewart College,
GAINESVILLE, .ENN.
Session Of 1879 ~.

T1AGtU LEHs
REV j, Is. hIIEARER, u, r.,
President, &c.
JAMES DINWIDpIE, a NJ.
Professor of Mathematics.
D. NJ. QUARLES. Grad. Of L. Va,
Professor of Latin, DC.
w. w. LEGARE. Alb,
Prof of Greek and Nat. Philosophy.
S. j. COLEMAN, Grad. OF L. Nn..
Prof OF Modern Language, iuclu-
ding English.
w. NJ. STEWART. a. NJ,
rrof (cmeritusl Of Geology aud Min
eralogy.
Prof OF Chemistry. (Lo be elected
Tho noxt session viii begia septennuc,
TEIMS % Pupils cutter for the yrar and
icoiloriIopa viii be- made accordingly. All
monies arc payable hall yearly ia adSsnfF.
Tuition in collegiate Department. $40 %
Tuition in Classical sub Collegiate.
! including higher Englisb...-....... o. On
Tuition IN Lower Engllsh, ,......,,... 30 90
Apparatus and Laboratory ifca for
oclchcthy ~
I Incidental Fee .. 10
I hoard per week 10, per ailnlul,. .,.. W to
WashiugcAtra, Il 5opcr month,..., ~ ~
! The wholc expense az pupil ranges
/ from sa1j 20 ssaJ per nnnuIn,
Z Prompt ontraucc desirable. Ciosc HttcH-
/ ton is giYgiI 70 all grades OF pupils
! Parties dusirinx 10 take bOaiuere for tho
College will get permit from the Faculty
Many pupils board 10 'rofossvrk fantli,ss.
s-cnd fol u Catalogue. Address he lrcA-
dent. lf.t
Rev. J. y. snEAREn. y. H.,
C.arksvil4v, Iunn.
July 20. lsi2.3m ~f'lT'ft
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-05-14

contrast with his bearing in society," OF the opinions
and tastes. and even what may be called the
whims and fancies, of the writer. Indeed
in many cases. his remarks on some Of
,bo rror,inent living characters with whom
he came in contact show On extreme of candor that
is hardly consistent with the recognized deeorum OF
,yell.bred social intercourse. We think that tho
greater part of these comments would have been
suppressed under a more scrupulous editorial rev-
SION. II is certain that Mr.. Hawthorne would
have sooner plucked out his tongue by the roots
than to publicly express himself so freely concerning
some of his eminent contemporaries. license which
he would himself have recoiled from while hVing
should not have been permitted to sully his post
humous remains.-The pleasure of reading the
work is greatly diminished by the want of an index
and even of a table of contents, no clue whatever
being v6hchsafed to its very miscellaneous and
scattered treasures neglect of this kind is PROB
ably due to the inexperience of the editor but 1t
does not shield the publishers from emphatic repre-
hension.
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INSTRUCTION.

INSTRUCTION, EUROPE.-A. young clergy
~ r,err 10 per year in Europe will take chirge
more isd and direct their studies Highest references given. Address
o r. H., Tribune Ofce
"YINDERGARTEN SCHOOL" for Children.
h IA AMI PRIVATE RECITATION ROOHS FOR LADIES. Now
In m iwelnb year Object The physcal media. add moral culture
AZ m n 40 10 finnish SPECIAL advantages 70 Ladies not desiring the
rouine Of school Cal on or address Hiss NJ Coz Pm w ds
PENNINGTON SEMINARY Long known
for II. high character and ia reasonable rates Address Thus
HAELON, A. H., d. D., Pennington, y ).
TVlHE HOME and SCHOOL for BOYS OF the
pev E'fFRsOy AZ siraorl Conn., receives pupils om 7
"a IA wear, are ANA strict paid to tier phyea intel
and rel our caturc. Spring term Of Il weeks w
ene on The nrh WEDNESDAY ~ March but scholars arc am d
nv time Nor circulars apply r. H. LUMNus NO. " John
JOHNSTON ROBINSON No. 80 Bowery, HewforA or to the
Principal
QlQ PER MONTH, ENTIRE EXPENSE, at
- . BOYS Boarding School ADDRESS PROF. DIS NJ inoane
Once
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CEALED PROPOSALS will be received at
y Of the Clerk ~ the Department Puhic Instruction.
Of Gnnd Emt land nowhere ese Until thursday May
3D. 1872. att 3J for supp ng the coal and wood
eight thousand q 0O Of coal and three O cords
oak and Thousand and hundred U0 cords Of
The coal must b. Of the best quality white ash furnace
good order housand Handled forty (tOl
pounds the ami lie delivered the bins the several school
buildipga
The Proposals. from which proposed 10 sup
furnished ami
the price Of two thousand two handi and forty a)
pounds
The quantities will he about fol-
twelve hundred 2Oo) Of sire thousand 0 uns OF
egg iIe. and three hundred 900 tohs " nut .iIe. .
stick not
o. feet long and not less than J inches In diameter. ~
Pine Wood u the best quality aud not less than three
feet sir 49, inches long The proposal must state the pn per ed 81
Pine Wood aud also the price cut for saving aad pn per os
the quantity Of Oak Wood TO be split only required By the ee
will aud measured under TIE super
Of the Inspector Of Fuel OF te Dcuarment OF Pue
lt required Of September and The
required br the Committee sappss said wool ootn
Pine be delivered saved and when equre p And
the yards eafs vaults bias Of he schoo Dus
be dengnat by the hon The contracts or
Coal AMI Wood he bnng until tbs LIST daY OF June M
The sues for the faithful performance Of the contract VIII be required
proposal signatures sa
proposed saTeueA No consideration vii be allowed Tor deliver
Ing said Coal and Wood al Of the schools nor pnis ana pnR
the In the yarls. cellars waits bins OF said Schools
Public distraction, and shoai nio Proposals. Tor Coal"
or" Proposals for Wool" as the NAV be-
Committee the reject or AZ The proposals.
eeised iiooFnk .; ~ 'p.nli 'onmi1ise
TIMOTHY BGESsAY. suppi,.
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