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The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1873-10-03
Chicago Market.

CHICAGO, Sept. 80
The final suspension of the Union
National Bank to-day depressed prices OF
grain and the market ruled very quiet.
WheaL-Dun and lower; No. spring
81 90; Nc. 95e cash or October; No, {
SIC.
Corn-Duil and lower; 34c cash and
October; $50 November.
Oats-In fair demand at lower rates:
No. 2 2S2zc cash or October; 32L Noyem.
Der.
Rye-Steady; No. 6Oae2c.
Barley-Quiet, weak and lower; No. 3
fall 81 22a1 q; No. 5 95a9Sc.
Cattle-DulI; few sales OF fair to good
steers at "a 70a5 20; good corn fed Tex
ans S71S.
HogsZDuil at s4a4 45.
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THE CRISIS.
HealthfaI Effects Of the Financial
RluRPV


From the New York Tribune.
The trouble with us is our i'm
mense mass of Indebtedness, both
foreign and domestic. 1t must new
er be forgotten that by far the lar
ger part of indebtedness is the direct
effect of the imitation of our curren-
cy. The payment of debts has
always been found troublesome,
yet it is the only honest way OF
getting rid of them. Privation and
suffering must be endured, or the
money cannot be saved with which
to make the necessary disbursements.
And now let US calmly consider
how we came to be 50 much in debt,
nd take look at the ledger.
In the first place we will glance
at our indebtedness. From the year
ending June 80, 1868, to the year
ending June 80, 1873, our imports
rapidly and steadily increased in
Valua "a Enli0Wa.
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sEALED PROPosALs

"ILL be. received by the undersign-
w ed until IL O'Clock m. Of Wednes-
day, October 18th, for building stone
abutments for bridge over Badger creek,
on the road leading from Emporis TO
NeOsho Rapids. Plans and specifications
will be ON exhibition at my house after
the 9Th day Of October, The right is re-
served to reject any or all bids.
r. B. FUQUA,
40-41 Overseer Dist. B, Jackson TIP.
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FROM RRRDONiA.
Fnrpon1A sent. 9Th. Is7

FRKDoNIA, Sept. 9Th, 1873.
Enron News: 1 take the priVi-
lege OF giving yen q few items
from Frsdonia, which lie the county
seat Of Wilson county, situated
near the junction OF Salt Greek and
Fall river.
We have two large dry goods
stores, one OF which keeps dry
goods, clothing, boots and shoes,
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A thousand excursionists have
passed over the A. T. 81 s. f. road
in the last week.
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The dispatches OF Wednesday con-
firm this good news Of Tuesday in
relation TO the panic.
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RYAN = Counsrs
Enporia Carriage Fsetsry

HssA.nls -, hsswssz - Z. - -,
Carriages snd wagons Bade G ez5sE.
% tie bsss MnlHsl b 6sIlIf61 WoFknsz,
EEices very fe4Nrs6e. We 1EYiks n IN
epecet1A G CO. VFzrk a6a guazEates sits.
faetea. Gene aud &C. rs.
Ryan . coNHoR.
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Strayed or Stolen.
TO CREDITORS,

TT might be well for those indebted to
L rs 70 call and settle their accounts AZ
olce. By doing 50 they will save them
selves trouble and expense.
500 HOLDERNAN a BRO.
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nARKE1s RY TEE.EGRAPH.
New York Money Market.


New York Money Market.
New York, Sept. 80.
Meney-Early In the day lenders ex-
acted half per cent. por diem, but later
the rate fell to K@H per cent. and at the
close loans were made between bankers
at per cent. Greenbaeks, were at q
premium of 2@3 per cent. early in the
day, but large amount came ont, and
towards the close the premium was more
or less nominal.
Foreign Exchsnge-There was q sharp
advance as well as large increase OF
business. Leading bankers advanced
quotations step by step until the close,
when the askang rates were 6k per cent.
for sixty days; sight, 8 per cent. Early
in the day sales we're made at 51< and
6h per cent. This condition of foreign
exchange will start the export trade and
once more set the crop in motion.
Gold-DeclinCd from 1l2ls to 1l17k, and
closed at 111I@11lk. <'-'i
Stocks-Opened steady wi;h about the
usual degree Of animation noted in ordi.
nary times Of activity. Under the pres
sure Of cash stocks, however, prices de-
clined from 1 to 0 per cent, but there was
an antire absence OF excitement. After
midday an improved feeling set in,
showing an improvement toward the
close OF from l to so per cent. from the
lowest point of the day.
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Four hundred people have died
in Shreveport with yellow fever,
and the place is deserted.
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New York Market.

New York, Sept. 30.
Flour-More active and prices un
changed.
Wheat-More active and firmer; No.
spring 81 80; No. 2 aud 3 mixed IS; No
!, Chicago, 3Sal 40; Iowa spring 40a
Rye-Quiet; western 92a97c.
Corn-Quiet and shade firmer; steam
er mixed 65a66c; SAM 67a6Sc; whit.
western CSC.
Oats-A shade fiamer; mixed western
53a531<c.
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CHEaTNuTS

HAVE ordered several bushels of
L chestnuts from the East. Farmers
wishing to plant should attend to It i'm
medtately. They should be planted be-
fore they have time to dry. Leave or
| ders at the store of s. J. Smith & Co.
40-tf ISAAC CRILEY,
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.$3,l13,1@,454

The above are the gold values
ct the foreign ports from which
the goods were shipped. During
the same period our exports and
re-exports, in gold values, were
about as follows:
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KANSAS CITY LIVE STOCK MARKET
Reported weekly by J. C. Mccoy & Co.,
1--we stock commission dealers, Kansas
Stock Yards, Missouri;
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st. Louis Cattle Market b.
st. Louis, Sept. 30, 1873.
Cattle-Dull, scarcely any selling ex-
Sales 81 75a3 90 for through Texan, com.
mon native, and choice Wintered Texan.
Hogs-$3 50a4 90.
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y a " .

USE THE Usage MISSION
FLOUR.
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GROCERIES,.

We want everybody who buys goods il
our line to call and examine our goods
and prices before purchasing elsewhere.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1873-07-10

VIENNA, JUL i-Thc Americans here,
with a nurlbcr Of invited guests, wcIr on
Il picnic up the Spree, to-day. On their
r.turn, a banquet was given at Biunou
Halle, in honor cf tbs day. The dining
room was finely decorated With buu.in"
and ,overs Vt til" ulps. cul the Amori
en- and Austrian Gag, were lispIayca and
PORTRAITS Of President Gram and the En-
pcro. Francis Joseph were hung on the
walls. Abyut 200 ladies' AMI gentlemen
were present. At the first table alt Min
.-ter Jay, tue G.v. Dr.. C-m9in, Baron.
schultz Garretson ami NcEIrat1 also
the BuTgDIna- ter of NleaHa. COuHsul
Genera, Of Germany, and I Russian Dhanc-
cllor of State Or. Rupponcr presided at
the second tao e. President L-wcrence
Smith opened the proceedings with 4 con
.rutu,utary a..,Gcst, aud the Rev. hr.
ChaIiu sail grace. After the cloth was
moved Minister Jay offered ths first '-u-
lar toast, u tn the hc,,i.b of the Hr:,i-
lgut Of tile Untcl States, coupling with
it tie sentiment Of perpetual friendship
between ! Austri,. and America. Mr.. Smith
l,Iiowcl With q :qa.t to tie Emperor f
Germany which WAS warmly choercd.
Earon Gnscrn rcspanIcI, thanking the
cnrpany Tor the cordial manner in whjca
III. .,.~. had l.ru received >urrr.> Was
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Books and Magazines.

TIE MUsIcAL E1ro.-The number of
rlis popular monthly now before rs Is the
first Issue Of the second volume. The
Eeia has very quietly hut also .sry surely
made is way iEt. . recognized position IN
our literature.
The current number contains charm
ing story, entitled "Agarha'' besides "a
large and entertaining variety Of reading
ana good music, while the specially o. the
publication is we'll presented n musical
form. The mechanical appearance # the
Eei7 has been greatly improved, AMI i
now TAR ahead of any similar publication
which We have seen. The subscription
price is but Sl-00 per pear and we com
mend it to musical people a. filling po-
siti0n before Encccupiel in this community
The publisher, II. y. HEeIsTED, MllSau-
kee- Wis, will send sample co. les free on
APPLICATION
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ERE, W lsISIT ttN

LoApoN, July 4.-Thc Shah Of Persia
,aads an informal visit to the Crystal Z al
aco yesterday.
LospoS, July 1.-The anniversary Of
the independence Of the United STATES was
duly celebrated bya bln4Iet as Willis
Rooms, IL which all the prominent Amcri.
cans here we're present. The day wa>
similarly observed at Paris, Berlin, NIcuna
and other lea lin. cities ot the Continent
tie American Ministers presiding at near
all the celebrations.
Lp>DoN, JuIy IA private meeting
gas convened at Scaffos! ilmSr, the resi-
dcncc Of the Duke c! SoUthcrlani, 70. the
purpose Of promoting railroad enterprise
in the Chinese Ear .. l. is in c0Htcm
plltion to furnish ten miles IF roal, viii
a view to iudaco the Enreror's sanction t,
Il network Of railroads. lialG Of the cap
i:al has Teen subscribed and the rest is cx
pcc.cd. \ call for Il public meeting ha
been issued an Ter the auspices Z. t,.u Lor
Mayor Of L,n4on.
\ new Turkish loan is about to Lc.ntrC
luceI in the market.
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CASUALTIES.
TWO Men and Two Women Car
rled Over Niagara Falls.
Professor II M0antalnc Falls from Ii
Balloon nj the Height Of
500 Test.

Special Telegram t. the Inter Ocean.
NIAGARA FALLS, \. y, Jnly t.-At
about clock this afternoon four per-
sors, two ladies and two gentlemen, while
attempting to cross from the Amaricau
side, were caught in The ir,r rapids near
tie Canada side and carried over the i.Iis.
Pieces ct the boat were found some dis
tancc below.
DETEoEr, Mich. Joly 4.-prafessor
La Mountaine, Of Brook -. Mich., was
instantly killed at Ionia, ln i afternoon,
by falling from balloon. lie had ascend
cd 500 or 600 feet, wlen the balloon col
lapsed, the ropes passed from under the
basket, and the professor came down l00
fee: from where he assembled, to the hor.
ror Of 10000 or y, 600 spectators.
II. Dutaurc, late French minister Of the
interior, viii introduce motion in th,
Assembly to-day for the immediate con,
! sidertion Of constitutional bills proposed y
President Theirs, before his resignation
1t is anticipated that the ri ght VII split or
this question.
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THE --LATEST.
NEW YORK.


NEw YoHE, July 5.-Frank II. Wal
wosth. WHO shot his father and has been
convicted Of mu.!er in :he second degree,
was sentenced this morning to imprison-
ment for lite. Walworth was attended in
court by his mother, brothers, sisters, and
a number Of friends His counsel, except
Mr Beech, were present, Mr.. 0'Connor
sitting by the youns criminal. Waiworth
preserved tie demcano, which character
lied him thgouGAou. the trial, apparently
wholly insensible of tho position lie occu-
pies IN the estimation Of the greas body Of
pcoFle. lie head unmoYgl hi. sentence
to state prison fog life and st the cIos9 re-
siredfron the courtroom accompanied By his
mother and the Sherifs officers. Mr..
O'ConnCr is said to be cndeayoring to in-
duce the Sheriff q allow Walw0rth to
remain in the Tom5s, in the hope that a
pardon from the governor may save him
from State Prison
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The Sickness of the Emperor William.

The Sickness of the Emperor William.
B.lu JIue Isl Correspondence of y. ! World.
When transmitted to you, through
l. uj,a, yestcr lay, dispatch concerning
the rccl1-,u~ hoalth Of The Emperor vii
Iiam tic a iuicn ,maug those nearest to
him was that his -pe ly death was almost
inevitable. Two days before it was fora
while th,usht he vas really dead He sud-
Ianly feii nto what seemed to be death,
hut what turned 5at 20 Lc only sort Of
trance, aui he rem .,neI in this condition,
apparently without breathing f.r about
thirty minutes. Then ho revived and grew
better until the 18TH whom he again had
relapse. From this h has now once mor,.
raao7eret,anl it begins to be hoped that hc
will pull through. Bat the strangc>t part
Of tha history Of his Illness remains to be
told. lie received a Seatt shock fron, the
death Il Prince AiaIbprt, and be was fall
ly persuaded il hi, own mind that he
would lie inmc ii,.J!y alter or during the
visit Of the Shah Curiously enough, a vein
OF superstition runs throus,! h- MIND, and
he las yr7y lively Gaxr Of Icurh. ~ soon.
er had he returned from ST. Petersburg
than this belief Of bis apprQ ching death
took p)sc ,>iop ot n. mini AMI he could
nat shake t Of. lle lost All his spirits he
could eat nothing: he grew thin anI raie;
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j. =. ASDz,fsS9s,

Attorneys sud Cognseior~ at Law. Once on ST.
stree, over tHe FIRST National Bsah, ManiGow oe
Il
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The Sioux Indians Peacefully Inclined

SALT LAKE, Utah, July g. Coy. Camp
bell, Of Wyoming Territory, is here. lie
reports, after a personal Investigation, that
the Sioux and other powerful Indian tribes
are peaceful and not in-linea to combine
for hostile purposes. The rscan: -a;Js were
made By predatory bands o: youEg warriors
and Others are likely to occur. The In
dams, however, are particularly inclined 70
maze forays on cattle and stock, and viii
Kill Ii snall parties Of whites are met
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The New York Eara.ia,
Convicted Of Libel in
France.
Celebration of the Fourth IN
Vienna and Ll>eHherc
in Euorpe.
English Railroad Schemes for
China.
Chicago Parties ane the Cana
dian Pacific Railroad.
FRANCE.

LosDox, July threat preparations
are being ma lie for the reception OF thc
Shah Of Persia in Paris.
PANS. July 4.-The anticipated duel
between VI. ". Ranc anl De CAssaglac
VIII probably be fought On Italian sol,
The Duke de Brcmont's libel suit aganst
the proprietors of the Aaericaa Eegjate'
of this city and the New York HarniI las
been decided IN favor Of the plaintiff.
The Register is condemned to pay 5000
franc, damages, and in Of l,5uo francs
ami ,I.e -r,pr.o,or Of tn. h~t't s. pay
G,oaa h,~a;s damage, and lo59 -s.,"ca
fine
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Attorney and Counselor At Law. Two Rjv
VIII attend to Coil-cioEs ant other bgsiHcs,
AaDltOwoC I 'uHV and vicinity. 1874
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sIEB0YGAN.
Terrific E'GPaaIo {
GREAT loss OF PROPERTY.

The Fourth Of July was celebrated
at Sheboygan, in a singular and most un
usual way the particulars OF which " e CLEAN
from the Saeboyg2n Times.
In the morning . dense fos prevailed, SC
dense much Of the time tia. objects could
not be distinguished block distant,
the wind at the same time being
quite chill from the lake. This continued
till about II o'clock, whom violent storul
of wind, rain, lightning and thunder came
up from the northwest almost withou:
warning. It continued far about twenty
mirutes in terrible force, the rain falling
in torrents, with vivid flashes 3f Lightning
and rafting peals Of thunder, and the wind
blowing L tornado, seemingly from several
points Of the compass at once.
Dozens f chimnrys were blown down,
some Of them crushing through the roof
Tin roofs On several brick buildings were
rolled up ike scroll Or taken bodily from
their places. That en- Lawronce's hard
ware store was carried more than i block
distant.
Only two smoke stacks aoye LIFT stand
Ing in the city.
About ong-tlirl D! tic roof Of Z,chetzs,
chs y lieygr'5 tanaery was carried away,
~iCha large pile Of bark. Damage SI213.
I've dwelling h1u.c frames put up for
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ManIloW0C Dry Dock.

The undersigned having leased tie dry
3ecf oftho Mani soc Dry Dock Company,
nj Manitovoc 70. term Of FIVE years, is now
prepared to doc .e5-rls of all classes. in
Guiding the iarG aaGat On lhe lakes. The
dry dock is 26j ct long AID = feet wide
with y feet cf Y ter over the MAJ .ill. al
work entrusted rs viii be rcrformcl in a
skillful. workma..iike and expeditions man
ner, at lower fEu-e- than can be -b-
tanned either in AlRankec or Chicago.
O, ). RAND i 60.
g =. RtNu. CHAs EtYNG .
p. TTLU0E-t~u - ~
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SPAIN.

MAZDA, July 1.-The pro-ressista
Club has iiseon,innsl its sittings Lccausc
yf the constitutional guarantees.
The Government has decided to d.
charge all settlers whose terms oF service
have expired, Las to offer them two
reals per diaE to re-c.hst. II the res.lt i
unsatisfactory, j, w.l!appeal to The rat,.,t-
ism Of the country to sarT.y conibatan.s
against tie Carlists, stating frankly the
situation and means Of saving Spain.
Gen. CalrinetY announces that he has
defeated C.rlists nnler SaLallo
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GREEN LAKE


N-i-7 7 - 7 y 7 y III
RIroN, July 5.-During a squall on
Green Lake yesterday, the Fourth, the
sailing yacht IL. b. llarshaw capsi.ed, and
six Of the occupants were irosncI
\ row boat was also capsizcl and the
occupants, four in number, wcro All drown
ed. There are cumors Of othors hcias loSt
winch cannot be traced to any reliable
sQucCc
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IN PROBATE, MaNlTOWOC COUNTY
tOIK
IN the matter of the estate OF Geo. W Barker

i COURT
In the matter of the estate OF Geo. W Barker,
lie -pased.
To a IL " Ia oIts IL may concern Letters
Of aduIuI,tILl,gL on sad estate of ,teurEc ".
Barker, dec. 'sri. having buen issued to Cnarl-s
LUIBG on e IN raY o. july. \. -. IS73 IN
IN r,OuIhs fruu ana AZ or ~ad DAY berry allowed
and limited for creditors to pre- The claims
for ex.mInstIOn and allowance. Notice ~ hereby
gwen tIat tEa uH err iErcd VI on the Il s. Mon
day Of TX sGcCcs~lv" mOrths. commencing WIN
frst Won Au u-t 1S79 t ten U'cloc< A
", in ni sUcI dsys.4t tie i'To Office tie
cp % MIultO Voc, IN IL count COVE eIsniuc.
tnd adjust all claims AMI de Iilud- Of all perso.
lyA.u.t 3. Iji deceased
y. ". WALDO County Judge
hated At MauIJpVoc Tho 1.H uiy ga jus, \. d.
lel3 ~ =
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legal Notices.
IN PR0EATE.-MANITOWOC COUNTY
/ COURT.

IN PROEATE.-MANITOWOp COUNTY
/ COURT.
Ia 1. & matter oi the estate OF F.ank Has
cor uyvea>ei.
O. leading aua alag the petition o. Ijicroniu,u,
rcn. administrator ui tie ert.c % ssld descISet
setting i0 90 Cuut CI uel NGaal estate Wat hS:
cone 10 t's lard-, and thC disposition Thereof
AZ IGT D. s.-gl outstanding a--Iu-t SalCdrcea-
81. aud description OF ,iI tae re.n estate .
HGlch .ld G-rg lSsa tied >r-Z-l, al The COZ di;
lsn ,LG N.'ug .I I C rfS.C.t!yr -" tAaS tGrrCOl
and uTa,In- ifat license be to i.I. tT4 ,sJ TO Sc,
.gI4 real estate .-Id Il appearing ii petition
tI-J .herr IS NOT SrtlClaut Drr~ural r., o. TIE
hands aa.G ii-iruIlGlu- u g 60 Ia. >Ii aebts
an ia Il nvccs s~i:l H order g. IA same
TO ~ch 81 said al esSat ; Is l. therefore ordered
tls. al persons Interested Iu M estate ;upe.,I
be ore the JuJ-, thlS Court On Noudav The ILL.,
d-y Ui l4ly 4. y, 1873 Il 10 ocinc, a. NJ. tt the
office OF Tie uuHl, lv ,-e H the ity uG Aautnv uC
IN SAID county, ana thyrc u SaBw Cause til
any tavre lcl wEy license saoylG Lut be gy & led
- ~Ii EssSOUiMUs f.ch TO SCI 4 real eGtate
according It IEr prayer o SAID p~tiAoe.
Ordrrri iU,1hrr, ts-t notice thyreo. be given to
tile heirs Gi s.Id drcc-ed Uui 70 all persons inter
esi.d, 0y VUaHsainI ceiy OF This order FOR tpu
til, M7riluwoc l4soi, wceAy rs Nspaplr p-bhsh.
81 II A.Et;oaJ Ia >aiI cOgusS. aad par,onaily
serve, all pcgs Interested in SAID estate re
siding 10 al County, Al lest louste-n days before
"a u day uf hearing u the Court.
1is !w W. " WALDO, County Judge.
Dated, NaniioN oc, t.c liza da! OF June 4. ID
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FOR, SALE.

House and lot, saw mill and
water-l owerprivileg & and farm
Of sixty acres with barns and
outhouses appertaining thereto:
in the village Of bIishicott, for
sale on easy terms. For par
ticulars Of terms enquire on the
dremises or Of Ira. 7. Smith, Of
this city.
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/ IipEEElS NSr uCrNsELoE.. AZ law.
a Ohhe on Ejghth-~tr,yt. M.ni.oSoc
Wisconsin. Co!!ecticn promptly attended
to. Ii-25-Iv
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FACTS And FANCIES FOB THE
LADIES.
Girls and Their Gppcrtumities-

/ olst III y ii.s !S ca .cl tLclT H!1dcf G4Gci-
cation, aui to give them opportunity for
collegiate study under Us supervision.
The faculty Of tue college have just made
arrangements for the examination Of W.
man in a course Of study carefully marked
out for them ard published with full lIst
ofthe necessary books. The preliminary
examination will be hell for the first tins
IN June Of next year, and will embrace
English, French, physical geography, bot
any or physics, arithuet etios, algebra through
quadratic equations, plane geometry, his
tory, and either Greek, Latin or German.
An advanced examination viii be held for
girls WHO have passed the preliminary
one.
No girl under II is receiYel at the first
examination, none under Is at the second
This restriction is, we think, wise one,
The years between Il and 20 are in most
cases, the best years of a woman's lite for
uninterrupted study. Her health should
then lie vigorous; she should then have the
enthusiasm of youth; should not be bur
dcn@d ty social duties or domestic cares;
should be prepared Tor the college course
by the training IN the public or in private
schools, and should find ;hasc last years of
study years of thorough enjoyment as well
as Of Increasing mental and physical
strength.
No degrees ore conferred on female
students. bat they receive certificates
signed by the president, declaring that \
L has PASSED, passed with distnetiSn, or
PASSED Win the highest distinction, tic
preliminary or advanced examination, held
III; ter the direction Of The faculty of IIar-
ward college. The preliminary e1amiua-
ton i SIS; that for the adYancel SO.
Notice 4s the !laco and time Of czlmin-
atious vii he sent to candidates. The
Worlun's Elucatiog association will take
cLar-- oi those held IN Boston, viii pro
VIDE board and lodging, ana ASSIST IN :, ,,y-
iug the cost Of examination 70. those ....,
WHO need zach help. The first cx1m:ua-
tom wIlI last stYcn days.
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