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DsEn-in this city. AffH f6 1873 Role Fostsr
souaeest child of Gi1lcs MAJOR ~ p I'D ~ Oiils
Settlers Urted states Aluly. sscd IA un,fhs 81
.st.,r4t. lf1.l,'ate
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naStcflent i ,cipg oa ii4yC.y part Of tlf city
saprosed that thare ~ hi least one hindra
ls4ise iu soarse Of = trariion with the
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fler shooting 8 saia 70 be 8 upon The prsrissin
oil erosisiaen iron. the city
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The ssHrsi md ps.'na-''F Ki''l an 8 he VA
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sg sosdy ag.tafns ae
shoE 81 ibs neEt Dtmc
Tor 'csHor The tgsfin
llas and Herald alc
lioum Ncsgs and other
lirciessnee fer ES-
iarton, while other
papers Az
ss6irinis
fhc iac Siiai C
was elected IS ~ nlsps
in fSHf. ti,J thcp pr.a Tea 81 L.
Isl : military icslc.isui' sih exercising -
I1n.,cs sof oiicc. IS Aid i,f r,eapie had
ikltf1lcd ilins eQald n Cnsals iins s.
81 position pfosidsd S eaae9
I III acceptable as by iistn.
4 And whoa ee ceut a. eaal-
i fcaiions 81 GovefnW ,tS.a1san. ,,iga
ftlosc ot TIE many pti ai men rsq
eking O0heg1sI'lia $50 tb,Fl
tI9 salcly SLY fcint ~
5iE g .lrm tbs. q rQ.. ished
IEii3. l ~
rly a
ita cat hs asei
IS abot ihce 81
Rzido os
Io.kt.l il lle
naw tse ps a TIE
imne q 0c
tha cilatIs tn
nth fe<e1
T Texas S
ths lst een
At sad t11
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ARTICLE III.

ARTICLE III.
That at and before the first day of De
cember, in the year of our Lord 1870, thlf
said John G. Scott was the District Judge
of the Tenth Judicial District, in the State
of Texas, which said district embraced,
and now embraces the county Of Anderson
in said State; that at said time one CD.
kelley was the sheriff of said anderson
county, and one J. H. ArorTisOn was the
county treasurer of said Anderson county;
that at and before the said first Monday in
December, in the yea &C our Lord 1870,
which was the day on which the district
court of said county would convene, the
said John c. Scott, as JGdge, was informed
that It was the general opinion Of the peo-
pie OF said Anderson county that the said
G.. d. Kelley, rs sheriff, and the said J. Il
Morrison. rs county treasurer of said An
derson county. had each been guilty of
crimes and Enisdemeanors IN Office, OF snch
cAsfsetr 10 subject them &c s--lls1tt-
mentby thegrand jury of Anderson county,
at the said December term, In the year Of
our Lord, 1870 of the court, and that wit
nesses would be sent before said grand
jury, 10 enalle that body to investigate the
facts, tOuchitg the alleged crimes of the
said Kelley, snd the said Morrison in. their
offices Aforesaid that the said jury did as
scmble Gt said December term of the Dis
trict Court of Anderson county, and among
other ihinSs did have under Investigation,
the CHARGES iforesaid. against the said
Kelley and TIE said Morrison, when the
sSid john q SOFT Judge rs aforesaid, did
ia the connty # Anderson, at the D.
Der term in the year ol our
lawfuil, and Corupt lrf-
.-..-.... ItI.. u
md cor
Ill admon-
~ said grand
ning into court
against the said
Morrison, fer crimes
their respective ofi-
icnt ca the part %
Scott. in his capacity
s. % unlewf6fly and
s6frniig e.. sle sid &. D. Kelley and
~. BIZ foefisoa sifiild thcm from indict-
fmen. m lati paIishment and - defeat
fllc 1c itimil ratcn ct the CriAina' law
- u npat q Arieren. and Siatc a.
W6e ts IS the prsmaes ne ne
present ltes 81 the S.1.e el
4tsa Is sai.l john ca s
|IIII..t |IIl ID ~ t.lI-I -
fc Stat. IS p BIZ r4ciis
sid e,fle.it sud Was .,iii. a
ef bal no 81 c'llcc end did
nntcr se "a .ons q 81 e2ercise r.
noee SIS fistrici cler- n TIC
txn
ta-tCf.lIf,
d John g. Scott ne
Is ~ Tent, 5rd q District. II fhs
STATE q M 81 he co.nly OF kiensla1soe,
6 hgire %. az estates composing t1e
said Ttr 5aie uirict g i1e iei
r sd co..rs Is lieyear 1871, did,
nhfc 1e hengk enlcgirlly end cor
nt, M cocn,Eant nd support 81
~ Ih ~ ent l7f t1e1
race Tenth Iodicial 4
-. felony cc Ger
n ere g. III. ttII.lIlt %
~ 'l1cnt lct
l.tn srd
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frsisg. aiaosa 9 al.t,t to sturt large.drovs
fokmsas
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s.ykcuoal slight indispostio
spnsf' 5colnuplty III e cons Bcnt
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NOTICE OF AocouNT.
THE STATE OF texas
To the sheriff or any Constable Of travis
county Greetings

1Vhr-as tie STATE ~ Texas las ficf her rctiiio1 81
tho Dislsicf Court ~ Travis county. 1ra1sf james
D1fi, ~ 1ilciEg thai On Tie thirty Ant u Nay, it
eai Dafidscn wa THE Aniutaii Genera q fhc STATE
- Texas and Ckief a the STATE fora, bsFsnl iteer
li,fi1iffT accililfi o. flc1 lnd tcfi1c IS MAJ
c1ssiiy ~ - ~ date, cpd 81 s1nay cthfr eate.
f ..ni1niit take fiftrE suns q pablc Elcty n
ttf -f1fr tf-tcl4s ecf forth 3 cfrtiil txs ut -
.urald 81 SAD petition. and dii c0nFsit fhf1a 80 81
Csl 81 ttc 1r.rcltQ 70 tlret,i 7e1fc1
Slstsf eI.f a7Iilrei and rInEtT1ue dollar. cIId
asft--iE 1lnse. fhat f1ii Davidson las nta1ion..a
- c3r..-r 1la Ifn1l NE i.f1irs ~ lEt STATE q
1ass tcI nfif 81 atteffLeert
. pfcc. y rIiIiitatic1. a1d for t1tgu,c1t
fticleilire c1ll.Ilf11 TuE 10 turIrlrEl he - :
4enf7 DltIts-rs ~ c44eire lle tfl o. D. 1fiifLr'
lc4 f1r Successive ftel4 rlfI 90 ne lLirfo CIV lr
o. n, fsafrotraiE rIctlanr. q e,<If
rlll.rIlfi 81 asif rrrfF 20 arlr1f tFfrre M IIr
tr..f lorrf - lEarlE ~ 81 tr g 60 c1rrf
torsr Ilcrltl D. 411ta - tl rfst 1Icn1ae y 81 -
= ilen ara tI'el- y. srfs,Ir ~ rrlificn - iae
~ Iekft 1fs4 rls.c7re1f ~ glr1 s ~ ~
naen ~ oa slsl n1Ee ue
lIcrI ~
ri'a ss - rll 81 80
lin Il ~ I
M TonHs
HF# Wrrrr
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OF ACCOUNT.

The State Of Texas to all persons interested in the
administration OF the Estate Of JOHN EDMA ARDS,
John Edwards Deceased has filed his final account in
the District Court Of Travis county which viii be
acted at the next term of said court commencing
the FIRST MONDAY IN JUNE, 1873, at the Court
persons interested in said Estate may appear "
make objections thereto.
Witness. A. r. Morris Clerk Of said Court AID the
Seal thereof, this nineteenth DAY o. Ae,cn $50
Inchl9w3W BY FRANK BRowN, Deputy
b osr.
Unconditional Headlight Certificate rso. l. issued TO
Thomas W Teal, by the board Of land commission
ers OF Bureson county, for three hundred and twenty
by law, applications will be made for duplicate.
TT WREN,
Tor Owner
April II, 1873 aprleot
r. Os7
Special act certificate No 1871, Issued tothe heirs
BY Il. NJ White Commissioner Of General Land Office
on the nRcth of Nav 1850 II not heard from within
ninety days. application VII be made for duplicate
l. II. LOCkEIf,
jan21w9w Agent for the heirs.
II osr
Land Certificate No. 1885, for 1C0 acres dated Octo
Der IS 1871 issued by Jacob Keucher, Commissioner
Of the General Land Office the indicated balance OF
the Daniel G. InlOe headlight certificate II not heard
from in ninety days, application VII pc made Tor
Wsw for 4. J. Bush.
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courteous compliment paid Zen. Cor
Vice plesidept Wilson Ia other
calling tAe distinguished sonfede-
sicl 10 preside over the SEM en-
cly noted and vafiously cons Mod on
g press in ali parts Of th -
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Vice President Wilson be other
calling tAedistinguish ,onfede-
eioI Is preside ever the Sen en-
ely noted aud vafiously com. nd IN
e press in ali parts Of ihseo,,-a,s
nQrcssiaa seems tQ 80
g ae as lie
M oale5
ne iions
he niefal
f b fhc BOTS
sraaacrf Cox ich
ana rh'cl utiI. lie 4t
nl.ail can ia.
tu
f6aa are s. trls
e 81 ID
uc 81
a. The siia, l.''e pies az III
hnsi il'e
N lieeee. VIRUS tnll 1
ihe lhc hera
no when their
s. c1it s.
1n VII So
Hla aoro. irt
h - history
n1Irot
ii tbs - I|It uceI
.f 81
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y TIE At'anta sun Of April /, cAtains the
6r sie editorial by Alex. A. &phens on
President Wilson S complinlb to Gen
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~ eELA-5l-f
AKA -.
5.f.-
~. ,.i,sr- = ..ll--..
I'm rs
&c.,, ~ i..
49,. 49,.
eo,r-1 ma
--.-.
II ~ $3.50.
~ rs ne
...a.,..7 g.
- e.rf
iplnea
and The tlesl.
r peaceful shade,
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d about reduction q pas.
railroad, e without innd.
b Telegraph.
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- Dealers b medicine thuughauf the interior
should eci supply ~ ". Lliofs southern Remcdicf
ana olIcr them q their custemcrs, "a preferences 70
northern discases aud rpoftcd south on speculation
Telegraph
go j every family would keep on hand supply Of
tIots Southern tenrdl1s ready Tor use when re-
qrircd cases n prCiracied Sickness and heavy doc
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Thcsc remedies are for southern use. and
are truly called
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Rielt i mother a. tie dag.
Winter 81 che -piin1.
|fFef rFol old decay
gfeeuest moses cline.
md the rloud tf, strrIfsI,t lrrf-a.
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yesteiiay 10 secure telaain
months to advertise acey-
sod he hsd obtainc6 the
for three cases Of baers
Reasonable that we would
rs sort ofthing is 3 no
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centrul rlruas| puts
abic feet. At sselrom
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4nmenl Wagons. bound Dor
ed lumber 1t LOOMS 3
started a once ulsn Dir
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81 DISTINCTIONS
.iu in the sans
hored the scoun
warilcd With what
death Of the infani
US and lady.
th OF a. ". Jack
school In ano.hsr
'oss heaHslili-
~ sunons our real
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..rl tnc cloud The sinrlight Turks.
troush showers the sunbeam falls:
od-W ~ lcEl d az his works. ~.
j len his hoEIes with an.
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!. III ne OAR OF Ilit IloII.I1Di
IN Siie hagl House of Representatives
ole Of Texas, To lmpeach
g g9. S5;lsscott, Judge of the Tenth Judicial
Dlst1lct of high crimes and misdemeanors
IA 7, Office, and that the committee demand
Tat the Senate take order for the appear
lance of the said John G. Scott to answer
said impeachment.
The resolution was adopted, and the
Speaker appointed the following gentlemen
the committee under the resolution: Ire
land, Chairman, Bewley, Payne, Sayers and
Sabin.
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ROOTS. SHOES, &C.

ylyANTED-A PARTY THOROUGHLY coNvERsANT
w with the wholesale trade and also fully capable OF
onducting the manufacturing department References
must be irst class Address Tor three days TRADER.
Herald Office.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

ETH AVENUE THEATRE CURTAIN RISES AT 81,
- 725 and $50 Broadway.
M AUGUSTIN DAILY. ....... sole Lessee and Manages
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AMUsEMENTs.
WOODS MOf nasT WEEK OF THE = !. srhrS0S
' GSsf SSss T ss q As1 sskSSes
Monday s:rs SeH,isd .Sd and IL Thursday
Last performance Fl tic HS Drama of
STaT fSTEVEE s5oi night but one
MATINEE y" fEk Il RIM Il s SEtESPs Ar 2 P: NJ.
ssS ssa sss
MS new 'sn'a' F%s P bsyit sp eR&e
cast to tho entire strength Of the company.
RooTHs THEATRE. FLoRENoE.
ID Mr. Edwin BOOTH txsT WEIR RnHaepri0t0r and Manager
M e. " ". pJG D. Fto sf!!sdtn
last u.[ NJ TH0 o. SH cTHHF1ARdieurARE
& Co.'S Music Store, iii Broadway.
ss11 HBa5 Vs. p ~sa BE- s5S
cAULT in the title role.
DoOTH's THEATRE BOUCICAULT.
ON No MORAN n;Sx S SSSIS,s MARCH .l7Y IT.
and FIRST PERFORMANCE on Any STAGE
of hisnsw Comedy Drama Dram in three acts
Or rvS Ss a SSg ?RS s4Is PLAY
as Mike O'DOwd of the Ciaddagh.
BOOTHS THEATRE. DADDY O'DOWD
THE AUTHOR TO THE PUBLIC;
fourth picture Of Irish character Is my dramatic
easel. know you will award heartily the fullest mea
sure OF success may deserves but have another and
higher aim. When wrote the Colleen Bawn / simply
Dublin press pointed merit in that work confess
contemplated. They regarded 1t the first truth
and warmly encouraged me to proceed until obteratSd
sagca caricature that had been mainly instrumental In
forming popular and very false impression Of Irish
and subsequently the dramatic portrait Kerry Now l
draw the curtain beg you all and my cOuntrymen
IN particular to bring your sympathtes along with you
Give what every for more than fortune
the conviction that he has done some little good IA his
time. DION BUUCICAULT.
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DANCING ACADEMIES.

DANCING ACADEMIES.
-DODWORTH'S CLASSES FOR DANCING, AT ~
"A. Fifth avenue, open for the reception OF pupils
send for circular
j SAUSE's DANCING ACADEMIC CLASSES
N. at Masonic Hail. ia and l6 East Thirteenth street.
and Breyoor Hail. l5f and 1JG East Fifty fourth street
SOIREE at Brcvoort Hall, Monday, March TO- 1873
PRIVATE LESSONS at any hour, day or evening.
CIRCULARS at Private Academy, 22 East Elevchth st
ATMR TRENOR'S ACADEMY OF DANCING,
N LYRIC HALL, 723 Sixth avenue Cscscrvor square,.
Pupils can commence at any time, attend ~ thegr
convenience, and LEARN ANY PARTICULARS DANCE
BALLET MASTER DUMAR'S DANCING ACADEMY "a
ID West Fourth street. near Broadway.-Day ana even
Ing classes six dances taught perfectly In six private
lessons, all dances in one quarter.
RRo0KEs, DANCING ACADEMY, SCI BR0oME ST
ID All the fashionable Dances In ono oorso OF lessons
NEW GLASS FOR TUESDAY.
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NEW YORK SUNDAY O. 187s-oUADRuPLE SHEET
INSTRUCTION,

PRopEssoR ErlEENE LAAMBERTs
1888 Broadway, near SsS ts 8 fourth stree.
Tas'dsy ana and
Free N ChdreI's Lecture,
Tho child readily by this and
acquire sssd and az
ru. s5ss $s@ss T Il ssssd u
A TEACHER wANrED-A GOOD MATHEMATICIAN
and Of teaching must tine hn5 ersn
ssd Be- graduate good salary Apply this day at GAO
rTESTIoN WEST aa SIDE DysI
ss9% ssy %ass s %sR
READERS or The HE W1,I;n WHO Wish TO
~ % ts Of
a American or English family to learn English in
SS
Branch Office.
COMPETENT TEACHER OF FRENCH Is WANT
dress giving and references box 20 Herald office
A FRENCH GENTLEMAN WILL GIVE FRENCH
liz Once
% oss fees Address stating terms H. Herald
AT rHoMpsoN's COLLEGE 20 FOURTH AVENUE
and GGopSr v sn
Sr ss With
AN ITALIAN GRADUATE TEACHER, HAvIya LONG
iew pupils shs speak: sIse good Srsns
Herald Uptown Branch office.
A GERMAN TnEoLoGICAL STUDENT DESIRES
"A the position Of travelling tutor with an American
st. jersey City, GD best
given.
tary, companion and amanuensis or would undertake
sS and
nAS
Ens,s sss%Satsry hsS:r he
whose edaeaion has been Neglected Who wish to
pocES oco n
THOROUGHLY COMPETENT MASTER OF THE
a French language wanted to give lessons at pupils
box " WIN
a sons III sss and Ssae%s.isss dis
Herald Uptown Branch office.
CpANIsH AND FRENCH THOROUGHLY TAUGHT
MshSq q 70 HS6S %aS
East Thirteenth street corner of University place.
BUSINESS WRITING. BOOKKEEPING, ARIrHME:
Broadway, Eighteenth street, is open day and
evening for gentlemen ladies and beys special lessons
@ o%bns y' On as taught The
Ensnsn 'auu. -------------------
ULAvERAcK COLLEGE AND HUDSON RIVER IN.
~ sute at Caverack, N. Va for both sexes; i67 fur
'''0d " p S SRfaS fss
LIRENcH AND GERMAN TAUGHT TO LADIES AND
l. gentlemen in three months by new, easy and
pleasing idoma tic and conversational method Address
PROFESSOR box III Herald Uptown Branch Office, l,265
Broadway.
Professor J. l.. PARRAIN,
"a West Fourteenth street.
an THE lSr OF MAY THE FORT WASHINGTON
~ French Institute for Young Gentlemen will be re.
moved to tho spacious premises OF l. +. Martin, Esq,
l7lst street and Kin gsbridge road
DANES BUSINESS COLLEGEs, BROADWAY JUNG.
on sixth and ~
So 80 Men, married and grown-up ladies of neglected
education instructed privately
WANTED-A PRINCIPAL TEACHER FOR A GRADED
w public school; none but capable man need apply.
license enclosed will be received by the Board
ton by addressing the cork unti March IS when the
district Clerk, Franklin ST. town of Union, New Jersey
music, Address Nine FRINGS, professor of Piano,
Italian and English Singing 222 West Twentyfth street
JHyANTED-A COMPETENT TEACHER OF THE
w English branches A gentleman wishes to take
r and wbsre nteryow can be- had NJ box i7S
Herald office.
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E,OX'S AMERICAN THEATRE
IL Chestnut street. Philadelphia, Pa.
THE GREAT FAMILY RESORT.
A FIRST CLASS ENTERTAINMENT NIGHTLY

(IHoICE NEW MUsTCi,"so THE STORY GOES"
Melody in F. Rgbinstein, 4oc; Faster Morn" vii!
SON. s5c; "Amaryll!s" hds. Goe Credit Mobilier."
piano. book form. ST. and the popular "Gems Of strauss
sSCREDIT MOBILIER"-NEW GALOP, BY WIN. A..
~ Pond Jr, introducing several humorous meio.
a IS CENTS ar nS Romnne cne oSno
cents Butterhy Song, from Leo and Lotus. 40 cents
mother Bear Me to the window ballad Blsmphin 40
Publishers 5 Broadway and SO Union square, New York
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LAST PERFORMANCES OF ALIKE

E rrlp EVENING THIS WEEK and for the MATfNEA
liant emotional play in four acts entitled
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THE LECTURE SEASON.
A LECTURE UNDER THE AUSPICES OF ST.
"A Marys Library Association will be delivered in st.
Mary's church, of Ridge ana Grand Streets by
Rev..F ather O'Riely, Sunday evening" 10Th inst Sub
ject-"fhe Early Martyrs" The lecture VIII De preceded
by Musical Vcspcrs, commencing at Ia O'Clock.
Tickets Soc. can be obtained from the sexton Of tho
church. the members OF the Association or at the
door on the evening OF the lecture.
JNREE FREE FREE.-PR0FEssOR ETIENNE LAM.
II BERT'S lectures at l.2s5 Broadway-Morday, at
O'Clock for children; at same night for ladies and
tcmen. Tuesday Dramatic French Readings at H. and
So O'Clock. See Amusemcnts.
rVHE HON. HENRY WILSON,
Vice President of the United States, will lecture at
Cooper Institute Wednesday evening" March H. in aid
Of the Father Mathew Monument Fund Subject-"Tcm-
Reform and Its Great APOSTLE Tickets on sale
At the following book and music stores :9D5 Broadway
Brentanos Duton Co.'s Shedon's, Ditson A Co.'S.
Peters, w. II. Pond co. H. Waters sons, ID. Apple.
tons s. r. Wells, AtwOods, Randoph's and Schirnicrs,
Broadway, and at Sadiers, Havertys and Mctfces OF
Barclay street; at swaynes Brooklyn ana at the door
on the night Of the lecture.
Tickets, 81 reserved seats -
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A GERMAN THEOLOGICAL STUDENT DESIRES
"A the position of travelling tutor with an American
fsmliX cconemP l Enropean tour Aaaress "
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A LADY or LITERARY ABILITY DESIRES POSI-
IA ton as teacher of eocutlon corresponding secre-
tary companion and amanuenSis, would under take
the supervision Of geneman's household highest ref
Mass
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CPANIsH AND FRENCH THOROUGHLY TAUGHT
- Method very practical also instruction TO foreigners
Address or apply after p, NJ to ANTONIO RAMOS, 40
East Thirteenth street, corner of University place.
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(HLAvERACK COLLEGE AND HUDSON RIVER IN
nished rooms; % instructors Term opens March IL
ALONZO FLACK, President
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business WRITING, BOOKKEEPING, ARITHME.
ID tic, Ac.-DOLBEARS commercial College, 875
Broadway. corner Eshteenth street is open day and
In writing, &c. for boys hone vacation stiffness,
cramping or trembling removed; ladies taught the
"English Hand.'
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a opposite Cooper Institue. housekeeping. Writing,
Arthme tic and Languages Day and evening. Ladies'
departmentTeegraphy taught practically with insru
ments. Demand operators
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I1RENCH AND GERMAN TAUGHT TO LADIES AND
l. gentlemen in three months by a new, easy and
pleasing idiOmatic and method. Address
PROFESSOR, box III Herald Uptown Branch Office, s65
Broadway.
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N ITALIAN GRADUATE TEACHER, HAVIH1 LONG
"A experience in teaching her own language. wishes
few puplls she speaks also good FrcE even
ing lessons deslred terms moderate Address DOLCE,
Herald Uptown Branch Office
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-03-09

THOROUGHLY COMPETENT MASTER OF THE
n French language wanted to give lessons at pupils
residence; terms must be moderate. Address with
terms FRENCH. box 221 Herald office.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-03-09

WANTED-A STRICTLY FIRST CLASS MAN CAPA:
bic Sf deyisng and improving aSniaery h ana
similar TO rubber betting packing Address stating
ence box 65S New York Post office.
, 1873-11-02

fortH, everything will run along In tho regular
grooves. II wo wait to got assiptauco, wo will
DO compouod to aBk an oxtonsion.-an extension
upon our open accounts, not notos.--for our
current rooopta aro ample to moot calls. Now,
don't understand mo to Bay that failure ia at
All probnblo.' It Is not possible. 1t is simply
absurd to think such thing rossiblo. -,
ANOTHER FAILURE.
Tho failuro Of Jamoa Il. jordan. Htook~brokor,
iB announced.
THE EXPORT TRADE
waB nevor In bettor condition than, ut proBont
at 1oast all tho Htcnmor8 which Ar0 lowing arc
loadod to thoir utmost capacity, and ratos woro
fallen away to almost nothing, anI tho RtGamors
arriving aro ofton but half full Tho falling OF
Is especially noticeable in tho amount OF dry
goods imported. !.
CONDITION OF TIE nANEB.
New Yonr, Nov. 1.-Tho Express Bays |:
proved condition III bank circles was tho bright
spot. During tho woek tho banks gained largely
In 1ogat tenderB, and now hold more than at
almost any time Binco tho pooling arrangement
was startod. THO associated banks woro precip-
itatod into tho pawnbroking business BY tho
weak condition OF o fow institutions allowing
intercst on deposits, and, as soon ae tho pawn
Honso should bo organized on such baBig as
will prevent tho Now York banks from again being
FoHoLD INTO THE DISGRACE
OF ausponaion Of currency payments In this
reorganization, all banks allowing interest on
deposits should bo excluded. Some check should
he ptacod upon rcckless circulation. and. above
all, daily statements Of tho actual standing OF
banks should be given tho public. Tho day for
reckless banking is4pasaodt and wo hope thnt
clear-headod bank Presidents In tho Clearing
Houses will give this subject Of reorganization
their carly attention.