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Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1875-02-27
PadOuci nemOc bczpIatne
IfCenH. ,

duOuCl HCIlOC UCApIdtlC
ItCena. Hao
Kdokoliy skllcen jest syrchu inenova-
nou nemoci, mnze .dopsati dru. Pricovi,
ktery mu neprodlene zasle jednu lahvic-
kl ma zkouskn yGn 81 iaoi@c aala
zdarma .Hl3 ..s
DIR. Price jest pravidelny lelaf, ktery
padonci nemoci kfecovityn zachyatd,n
venoyal mnoholeta studia; on zaruei 1ci-
mex ieho leku. Load m91ss 3o =
Neopomente dopsati mu lahvicku ma
zkousku; nestoji niceho .s36
pozdravl vas,
bez ohledn tomu, jak dlouho vas ia ne
moe, uapi a mnoholiy jinyrh ppsaeiIn
prot nj jste uzl.
Obezniky a vysvedceni zaslou Sc.
bezplatne s!lahviekou. 80 -
I Adresnjte: t.Nb 4%''a''@ '.'i.''''
DR.. Chaa. 4. PRICE,
67. William Str N. York.
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1875-02-27

y Polda a ptezdivaji prazsti ulitnici
policajtovi. f
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1875-02-27
Lloyd
pravideln6 postovni a parni spo-
jeni mezi
Bremen Il Baltimore
pies Snnthhamnton DO nhlihenych
zeleznych parnikach postovnich
(25O0 - 5000 tun):

pres S0nfhnamnInn Llh olllihNnyEh
zelezngch parnikach postovnich
(25O0 - 5000 tun):
BALTIMORE, Captain Lilienhaiu :.
BERLIN, captain PGtscher.
OHIO, capitan Schnlenbnrg. ''1
LEIPCIG, captain Hoffman, tH
BRAUNSCHWEIG, cap. Unduetsch,
NUREMBERG cap. Jaeger. 80
ExpediGni dnov6 jsou ustanovem:
2 Bremen; 2 Baltimore
Braunschweig 20 dnora
Ohio 10 1nora 6 bfez.
Nuremberg a 20
Braunschweig 10 bfezna dubna
Leipzig "a II E
Ohio dubna / mdje
dale pax kazdy tydep.
Tyto lode dopravnji ccstovatcle do
Bremen, southampton, Londyna, IIayru
zp6t. .fr
Ceny pfeyozni do l5 bfezna
Il Bremen do Baltimore w.
hd dLa Flpo Zlate
mezipalubi "A pap.
Il Baltimore do Bremen, Southampto-
nu, Londyna Iavru
kajuta $ 80 V zlate
mezipalubl 24'v papff
ZpateGni hstly: ~ s ~
mezipalubi S4450v pap.
D6ti od 110 let polovici, kojenci 50
sB~ Stran zasilek a listk6 pfeplav
nych obrafte Sc jednateldm: e
A. Schuhlna cher 81 60.
8 South Charles Str. Baltimo G.
Charles Waiter,
~ pro Washington,
Martin Krejci. .e
pro ty same lode, Cleveland, 0.
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1875-02-27
Kdo DIV cht6l, pfi penezitychneb jinych
.ilkach = neyelikeho obiemu
' Aneriky do EvrOpy

3eho prOstredncIFl pouziu' III ouesIe
B doda zasilku fran ko
ma p. Martina krejsi-ho,
Of Croton and Forest Strs. cis. 143,
CLEVELAND, o.
yvsf6novalci kteri 81 toho pfeiou, do
Ifrmy nasi Y New lorkn neb y Baiti-
Ire, ktcfi Jim te4 listky k daisi llzde "a
Ilevn6isi cenu op'tfi.
8 Vsecky oopisy budtez adreso-
ny:
kares K StOtxky,
BREMEN, Barhofstrasse, cis. 20.
T. odporucujers p. NJ. KREJclHo
coejspolehliv4jslf fednatelle T.1l Ameree
3t tliares & Stotzkf.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-08-11
MEDICAL AND SURGICAL NOTES.

NITRIC ACrD IN WHOOPING CoUGu.-A foreign
medical journal contains account Of the successful
treatment of uneompcated whooplng cough with diluted
nitric acid IN doses Of from TO 10 minms according 10
age with simple strip. given every or hours; the
effect being to alleviate tho cough and rasn and appar
entity cutting short the disease. The operation OF TINS
ren,ov il believed 10 DC that OF sedative and
account An apercnt combined With an GlteIatXe Is
Given in AZ case where required by the state Of the dges
tive organs.
a NOVEL FRENCH THEoRY.-M. Robing an
eminent French chemist to the French Acade-
nv O. Medicine his belief that life exists only in conbus-
ton but the combustion which occurs in our bodes-ke
that which takes place in chmneys-eaves detrtus
which is fatal 10 ne To remove This. he would admins
ter Tactic acid with ordinary food This acid is known 10
ossess The mower OF removing destroying the nctns-
tatons which form on the arteries carages and valves
OF the heart and, buttcImlk aOonnds IN s9NI
and IS moreover, an acceptable kind OF food It's aouai
use IL il urged hy NJ Roeng, Will free the stem from
these ca;ses which inevitably cause DEAN between INC
seveuty-flith and the hundrcdth year
DISEASE A HELP TO THE INTELLECT-ln his
"Eniemas Of Life"9lr Greg tho well known English
esayist takes the ground that bodily pain and disease
arc not only compatible WITH but may directly contribute
10 the oftiest efforts OF the intellect sometimes positively
enhancing it, p0wcrs-that the effect OF some disorders
and of sots % pain upon the nerves Is TO produce
acercblsl Cxca'ion AID that the stimulus thus COM
nicated to material OF thought renders 1t FOR
the time eavabc OF unusual effort Mr. Greg asserts that
men under INC stirring influence of pain capa-
bic Of degree Of imaginative and ratiocinative bflI-
iianoy which astOnishcs themselves and az VINO nave
known Them only IN ordinary MOODS o. comfort t"i n
49, ~, scoyerod and mary lows eiaams of in
,is1t D. inc youchsafcd them The wonderful ctC1Ncnco
q Robert Hall Is believed 70 nave o.th sI,.t
The stimulating influence on toiL."c Slii.r e,,t;;
pr Conc!v mentions CeUtcman whose mcatr. i"cuts
roycr sacncG their full p0wcr eN. e under ne IriHt
ct % blister. suVn instances ~ tc> ilt -o"eu ~ III
Greg Is iillN corioboftl1if Ei- '"''.!'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-08-11
TIEsnAY. Ann. ln-r. VI.

The Stuck market Of to-day has lal.j represented
ti,c condition the general trade o. Che city and
country-that 20 To say, il has been very near jle
point of actual sia-AltiOn. The total transaction,
Oh the day. amounting I'D less than 1000 shares
layr hudly been >alicieAl TO establish quotations.
Western Union. taking the head in point of activity
on sales Il 1000 shares sold from >l7s 10 sl5s and
closed al s l.. Erie, which came next with sales Of
1000 sharcs, sold from lii2 M to i.
auJ closed at 1i5s. OF Lake Shore, which
s counted as one of the active stocks
ualr I. 500 shares changed hands at GO3- an GOi-4
0ol, and was offered at the last price at the close
No1h-Wcstern was traded in 80 tie extent ii LOCO
shares at Il lli2 aud 400 shares of Ohio and
Mississippi were soil at 1910 l3'suI 9ls. Union
Pacific, with Transactions OF only 1000 shares,
auracteI considerable attention owing 70 reports
uiit some large privileges upon t'e stock expired
today. BE this as il may. Union pa-iGc was quiet
between II ',a7 ~ = i207Ial. The remainder Of
the l-t requires further attention tian the print
ing Of the ocia record of sales The opening, high
est, lowest and closing prices of active stocks sold
,0-iay " ii be found in the following table:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-08-11
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.
TNI'Al. NVE, +
ASTTE~-rhe market ~ duh ana lower Pots quoted al

Il, EspAl. Aug. 10, 1875.
ASIIES-The market is duh ana lower Pots quoted al &c;
Pcli- inactive.
EEI~W tI-Ilr movement ia limited bit values sus
aiuc SADIE ui - 80 i1 Southern for bleaching n Soc.
BUILDING MAlLfNALS-Burks are ln TAR demand ~
quote Pal'. y NJ AT ~ - Jersey,
AZ - 70 10 River ~ 90 -; Long Island, - ldr-
Fay, -1o<u - trOiOn Fronts Brown I'll Gzl2,
Dark sl49 gl3 Dla, 1854; Phadc rli ~ $50 and
Baltimore. -fGH4. and stock delivered AL
vance of t-a3 4 these figures. Cement cmlins very
oui, at ~ IOd.l % RIOS ndaie. and g - %
& - for Purtlfui laths steady ana active
sales uf J00UtDO ~ 80 . NJ Lam quiet but steadily
held: State at ,.c. for Common. II 10 ter Finishing
Hockltud ~ Tor common, aud II 30 Tor Finishing iiat
dali hlt 100 Sc for tatilc and l4R02lC. fol tut
Oth,r descriptions without change
BOOTS AMI SHOES There little improvement 10
note set The Wholesale trade, though buyers
ia the market from tho West and south but their
purchases light. few buying 90 t assorncfs
heavy goods small quantities make the bulk oi
the wholesale trade ~" iohing busuc'- ~ fair but prc
strong decline of . To 10 per pair has taken
place heavy d Manufactures o city hnc goods. &c,
fuly occupied, and tn auctions doing bette
trade; there u aso ian export inquiry az bout steady
changed prices Shoe Findings. Ices Web &c In better
demand purc W. quote llinch sstiugs, Auc.. -
inca dn N,ci li-uc ~rfrs, ~ Duis yard, lSc; cot
Terry, hinel ifa0bc SIN 10 inch SSc ~ 30 Linen
D. grus~, 81 30 afJ 30 Cater Web do ri ujUSl 80.
demand for RIO h. AAl the
prices without quDhe changer sales o. 2fTo
per ychO lhe at l1a and NJ baltimore l6Os bags
May Queen ON RUS not trarpIrd. We quote orindry
earGocs &C G07 &c; fr do lS4G l"c good do l9t ~
% Primo do, ls't Zoe Santos, aiI to good, 49, lci
gold 80 days siocAs tins evening al all ports add up oSJJ7
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-08-11

bags, including l73 hays here. 29,373 Lars Bath
mO4. and 1925 hfgs a. III DDOn Road MID grades are
quiet and prices wiiont qnOabe change quota
Maracabo 2Ia93; IaeuayTa 20 = al be Jamaica IsGig
Ia Tfc Porto Rico i LC Costa
l9a 1Oc Mexican, - 12c; AnpOstra le02l 2c Sayan.s
1On22c, and Cnraeoa at ) 12Oc.. all gold.
COhL-The market II fa rly active and prices ue steady a
the late advance and the supplies ncp sok retail deal
aIs orders and than they possibly deliver
supplies " and Goals gf n fhere
lss inquiry than owing TO the chcapucs, 81 dOmesic
Cumberland Coal meets with fair demand ~ cascr
the consumption 0f eol By anuactJers y about haE what
p.0T T. Panic in 1913 We quote Anthracite
eJds5 10 per cargo Cnmberani 81 2jaS6 70 Western
Virginia 80 7JU41 American Camel tl-urli. English
Hall" -iGUfi- Newcastle Gas ~ iD0fS James
River lseanl % &Jo - 90 do Al rn!, tJ~tJ 30. Tho
quantity of cod sent rom the ScnLkh regions last week
was rail- 1850 tons canal. 352Z2 tons i,I the
l2o5fJ 0n5 against 1914 30 tons iyr the e. onng week
last year increase Gl.a3l ions The supplies nt from
lO7slj tons decrease 800 tons Tie d, rease in An
thracitr IL 29Z.SS7 tons.
market for spot Cotton has been very qiet
rccs have advanced lc ~ H. al which tr market co ses
steady the ody 3nced puce demanded chccd business aud
the Transactions only limited quotations
iscccI ~ the shipping today 3 ulo. lhs
l1- 5J3 bales ia DAY last yeaI 81 D. iai since
sept l. iJG.5j3 bale same time last year 81 % bales;
ttire days. receipts 3gJ bales cyppI Great
Britain, bales exports 20 Continent ~ lhas stock
York, 90 lsJ bii' consolidated s'oti liK323 baes
lows; August 1850 september, i377c October, 3G2c
NOycmber, 1890; December. 1886; January. l3isc
February, l3Vsc.i March, lL2lc; Apr, - lsc; May
II iac.: Juno. lJc. FIRST c3llSrpebbrr 100. u ise
acton. THir' CALI rbr.aTy, 100, he
Ounatons basel STANDARD II clusIca on IN force SEPT
l. l~4, aud pd cotton IN store running IN quality not
thaa haf grade below tho cgad. luiicI:
Ordinary. l2'2 strict coon Ordinary. = Midnng .l4s
GoOI Or...l32 Los MIDI I'M - Good Md 10
Quotations based Oh American tandard ~ classification:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-08-11
The closing quotations of f

Money has ruled easy all day and IN abundant
supplv at Ilea2 per cent on CALL discounts being
quoted at $1,000 per cent. The Customs receipts
at Washington to-day were 100000, and the In
ternal Revenue receipts 100000, the United
States Treasurer receiving 100000 in National
bank notes for redemption. The following was
the Clearinghouse statement: Currency exchanges
Sls 500. 1853; currency balances, F2,5lG,163; gold
exchanges. 81 S29, SOS: gold balances ejG1,697
Government bonds steady ON a far amount
L. l.lr.. t.,tin
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-08-11

To.1l rec. irts f1r the 10 drys..l 100000 li-53oO
The reports in relation 10 the position OF the MIS-
souri Pach Ra.irlad in the fight between the Kan
,as Citv and Northern and several Chicago roads 1t
seems. la, been entirely misunderstood By tuc eon-
ertl public hcrc. We learn ON good authority from
st Loui, thar the Missoar Pacific Roai continues
to 10 business, ~ It's regularly established rate
while the Kansas City and Northern and several q
the Chicago lines are working at " cut' rat 5.
The following shows the exports exclusive OF spe-
ccl from the por. Of NewYork TO foreign ports FOR
the week ending Aug. 10 and since the beginning OF
the year: 80, 49,.
For D. -. '>' :. q ,s l7z', ,f'sl 3l;
II raj since ru. 1-.I7L.o. o3i >lsllit|l3 $ljil6,
Pr.ccoi soll 1854 lO''l lI"'-
The Toledo and Wabash Equipment bondhoideI7
are requested, by an advertisement elsewhere to
confer with the Committee appointed to protect
their interests.
The PHILADELPHIA stocl. market is steady; Penn
sy,vana skies, tbrl ISSUE 40; Philadelphia and
Erie Railroad 20al; Reading railroad, jl2, Penn
s,l,ania L .ihotd, 50l4. Gold, 1875
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-08-11
For Both Gexes--CountFy.

A FAMILY BOARDING. SCHOOL on = farm
.rg, 1 .ton an te comforts az c,tnir5 nome f"r oI''
.ars. iore.s Ars. u. G. MOI '.i~ -!'ritss,', r. l.
(UIESTNUr-ET. SEMINARY. PHILADELPHIA.
= Tie t-clI-sI ol 30, bo.riI1r .nd Dawes a
Vii OpEE h'.. 10. IsrsI7.ls Apply 30 go h ~ -
aa4 Mi- DiiLAll. lsi. tn.,.1n. '' pa 'o ii' - IT,
DEGABMOmNitl.c, khine hcci.Dntcless Co,
r ny. both FIRST dies l'0 -iil ini F"' -
togue eldI a'pFe Tie lfiac &C. 1i DE "a'l' ALL
RNGLISH ana CLASSICAL BOARDING.
- RoD4. rtlafi1ld, Conn.,. 20, Year fai season b. i
~,p lc. Tol CIRCULARS address LII il S!bu" lt",
=. 40. IrnDpaL
EoRT EDWARD INSTITUTE, N. v. for
rIci-h. - .r - collie . i's bit --- ana '' '7
Ada .ssJ uS. h. klNu.p ID Fal icraL 'ol--
pOME SCHOOL al Croton, on llud,ou.-
4 MI. ~ c. BARLOW, holine several cr.r'1 ~ .'.
o.. 90. educate, WI I,c yc nt. l,4 l'r s. o. A-H'a
ur t.. Every mean; viii DE adopted f'r th'r m.His d. al
aai ply STEAL Development. Iu.s ,4H r.uaa the o'c e..
EglSS L. ELIZABETH DANA'S BOARDING.
4ts anI DAY -CltGpL .or Young Ladies .ri ,I.. 81" ,
RICHER IiHCr, nrlA'- its.l -. y. lot tho r .s j
and %. $3.50 Ucr ytai. utI-I'.lL locate 90 tt- 'l-
bauf O. size 4ju.aIY, tlt miles il.u tt lDit d.. ''
crcnar-. aldrts t llmdIa, cr JAMi.' WILDE, Ji, 81"
20 LI.a..a y. y.
DARK RIDGECNJ)lus Institute Both sexes. Fof
LA-.ani Doa-l 900 .ryel -c'hlo. giei'a re i 49,
VDYE SEMINARY, RYE, NY.
"a NcN i,H vii commend ~..t. -. EtI ptto nl-ls
appy to the I.iu,4a, MIs. ~. LIFE.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-08-11
nsinnsa Nc anneX latcsi slreet du0tations:

state bonds were duh and neglected, the business
at the Board having been confined to a few Old
Tennessee s. M i.
City bank shares were ouiet and steady. Fourth
National sold al 1Ol and Tladcsmen's at l41. The
fnllnraino ,r.rn the lnfc,l nnotaIiOls:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-08-11
5O0D'z GUIDE BOJKS.


%EW-tNGL AND.
4 GUIDE TO TIE ClIEF CITIES AND PpPC - !;
+ -aFF- OF VEN.tNtLAN'. las SUN l'l y -
iiI- I1IJC ATTRACTIONS. maps ~ud l. plans. Third
+; 400 +. imp end crowded. Tle Information in Ie
gar tots uatI,nl localities is fnn, minute ad exact
liCsO1 lrlus,i-, - . .,...,--,
INF NIDnI f. SITES.
A GUIDE TO r!t CulEl cry AND FoP,ll ~:
rF'.sfT- Iff. NIUII STA p. TT - ... -
ANDItS.olJr.. .it' Hons. - 40 y ii.'.',
..,l, i'rlH c19ci ln IFS ucli-
mont ~ can flt 90 So t in'G3'-t - t:- t
b. fc 1ul, States Trustworthy -'!ie .NtF-l o."
TIE MARITIME PROVINCES.
4 GUIDE I'D THE tlf-i tiiil--. t.lA@lo, a -
ISLAND OF IUL NAHiiItt Iit!. iN' l-. .Nt,. 90
Ana WIN TfE.. GI IF ANr ~ : Il 50. i." tff p :
elso NT,wFOi. NuI.tNp AND .-iH LABiANot COAST
With Mails aHd 4llas. 81. . , g..
r.rults isEA,y O. tate 're lla oi a " nl h"lo
io,k> ~ , 4nad, fi, know OIL" ttuchc ''IoIi' c.
,-,l ,if uo one $40 ia.ts r o. ticso re
ciois can wisely Go vifi r1- Boston lf'' .'i. til.
editor ~IC.cr.,i in 1 srE fii mean E.l--
lG,ts as B.. vi .- H.. f.', fs'. ile ln.'p'uo .'i
Dor r f' !ao-s.. d. ana Ic' al''l1lt sem posi-
49, Jtf.t-- o. D~-Nft g Co.. Hosfon.
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1oIc n,cIncn--s,Irs nrroRE TIE owl.

ec1,' - life Ea ,r SorI-Wctoru lst III. Railway
80 ,.Hup ...-... lil'i l'0..'.,-.. e
2Oip........ ~ 1fcrch TX Bank @nn........ -
C1rcaul W Con lJ........ III 3 W........ u 4
Coup Gold y Bank Of America ro and Wabash .
- 'l....... '-- ~ --...l'o "
9.uN1....... So We itfn Union lb.....
5'Oun....... S.. GOO ....... y Kansas Pacific
tuo........ 10
CONFINEMENT STOCK DEPARTIENT-2 O'CLOcE p. ".
( 500 coupon l-tj 90 Registered, 80.
Ig0.u.......... l19a- 1870 ............... tl"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-08-11

The Pacific Mail steamer Great Republic took out
$77 1861 in trade dollars on her last trip from san
Francisco to China, Aug. L. There has been con-
siderable advance in mining stocks in san Francisco
during the past few days which is sud T. have been
aided BY large orders from Newlor< for tie bonanza
stocks. Savage Jed the list On election day. two
weeks since the entire property was selling AZ
81 100000 while to-day the price is about
- 100000 TIE Eurcka Silver Mining Company
paid monthly dividend Of / per cent on the 9th
inst, agaro,,aiing 10000. which * onc-half the
usual monthly dividend the decline being attributed
to the recent cayng in Of the mine. The magnificent
new model engines for the joint shaft Of the Cali
foruia aud Consolidated Virginia nlines are COM.
plctod, >nl are being put in position, and the new
California mill is nearly finished.
The cable advccs reported weak consos and
lower United STATES bonds; Esie being steady at
about l3, white Preferred fell / per cent to -.
Money continues easy, with three months bills dis
countabic at = per cent. or y below the minimum
rate at the Bank Of England. This institution made
"A bullion gam of $500 900 to-day. The Foreign
Exchange market continues strong at rates rs given
below there being but few bills Offering and the
actual rates. 81 s.d#l SILL and - 9Oll very close
on TO nominal rates. The probability that ship
mcnts of gold will be necossated during the week
gave renewed strength TO gold which advanced from
il5's To l ! Oh iiittlftait buHtlifh- Inc 'p'lH
price was 1l39i and the closing quotation Iii.
On gold loans the rates were /, ., 1 -, and 3
per cent per annum paid for the use OF gold 10
deliver. The export clearauoes OF domestic
produce from this port for the week ending Tonight
were to the culIonc, valuation Of $j,2i7 GJ7. The
Assistant Treasurer paid ont $4,000 III coin inter
cst on the public debt, and T;il 900 ia called Five
twentes. The days business ut the Gold FIX
change Bank covered Gold cleared 81, 900, 600;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-08-11
Fam Gtljool5.

NOLUMBA COLLEGE LAW SCHOOL
y TIE EIGHTEENTH ANNUt Ti.-' ni this n'. t,tn-
ton VII commence at Grt Jonef s cornrr 'i'ii Jones
and laay tie placed ~ this city. oA WEDNESDAY, oct
g. and viii tul fiaue until May u l~.i.
me ,oirsc OF suv embraces Two years. IT, dcerce 90
Bachelor o. Laws N De- conferred upon -tuis Who pur.e
the tai course aifd pass Ia, 100 mel '.f nina ION
FOR ca ilolu-s containing fu irorIiiiion adlr
Great Jones 81, IHtpDllf W.. DNltlIl,
lLL.I1 LII A-llL.L MI LIN
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NV SCHWDI,
u.AAANn I-EIA ERsLIN.

| AW SCHOOL,
l. HARVARD UNIV ERSITY.
The academic year 1876 VIII BEGIN on THURSDAY,
Sent 80 An examination FOR admit jl advanced stan ling
viii behold on TliCE:DAY. sept 20. aud FRIDAY, oct. l.,
beginning 9 rhUrsay. 30 apple wt VIII be cX-
ancd any other lime ~ The be shining Of the academic
wear and Afterwards, all applicants for admission
candidate DO HliO nav" moi received cole -r oi-
cation. VIII De required TO pfs preliminary examination.
farther Information and Ion Ctcu-u ri.lS jul paitcI-
address
JOHN II. ARSOLD, Librarian.
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ToT Your Ladies City.

UENDRiCK INSTITUTE, - West 2Gth st.
: Fre.th, German, ana Irrli,h Eoar irg ma DAY
s..o,i IN 4ouas La-,s, a.s, le",a -'a ..c d..
Snr1cr for September delicate pupils strengthened by
q, Iauastic dancing. lifting. ami movement cure.
'. IN. SARAH l.. u <DIlCK, Principal
KINDFRG APTEN, Il East 43d-St., near
II Madison ave- oldest AMI De. kutcfeautn M Tie ety.
AT tie Flo,he occupations t-1sht tnorJle3.y -ianng
Class l1r AL teachers. ~in1a All ~ niles Slp'-
vfh Kinder gaft4t.s. .i.'- J.. u. coz. Pin
AIRS. j. r. BENEDICT's BOARDING add
WI DAY SCHOOL for Young ladies' and children No r"s,
a. st. Nc,.Yoik viii reopen sept 50. send i3r circular
MILE. ROSTANs
DAY II IiOOI. fyI lOuA4 Ladies' IA. I..ItItn,
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1 IN sCu00L IA ma rNINrnNIrY nI

u THE lTN OF AENY JitK.-NHc,r,i'a annual scion
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the lie ch College. Ior oirciiIs ,>c- aprly 10 W. H.
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IAlES.

GRAIN-Thc Wheat kct opened higher un Ter hc a. or
able "Vcc- ifom Liverpool ami rpsrta O coutinued rans
nnesntl. k02c higicr ON S4tus, lunlts ae
hieAcr than SPIT Wrf.r Is hgh,r. sas q. Extra 3D. 70
Michigan IN store, ~ 10 IhcMarht oioGes filnud lfy
active, especially f soft spring lhcdtind Tor e last 1H
Of hc mouth ID b,',k Winter IS stronyer 1Ic sales ar.
99TUOQ bush. AZ ri 40 for NO. CHICAGO spring ara
al Al. s'lor last hall Of TIE month - id Tor no z
Milwaukee. alUat, and ~ ~ - seller une last hsu
the nJhth; 81 80 Tor No. lAaukee. Il 81 for No
| minnesota II 90 Tor Lxtra Mlnto Mic.iaa' y ~
0fl 81 IN No. Chicago, stllet all moalA ald ist hi
and 5000 bush Amber Mcugan M - O. Barley Is quiet
BARLEY Malt s steady aud IN Sr demand sls Of 800 bi-
3, Inactive and plse7
euty uouiual Tor Mixed Mixed Choce sd on
the track voe and White do at zoe. TRACK 800 1Gsn
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o Curry payments $685., SO -
4 I Curry balance. co, 239.7 0j 81
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For Young Ladies Country

4 FIRST-CLASS SCHOOL for thiriy board
u iue pupiis-Mn%aIS FENALH JN.IifI r. Morris
town, y. j. {. g. HAAiL1ItE, =. ~, Principal
4 DRlAN INSTITUTE SEMINARY for
io, ~ IKE, h''',tS i'@ i,ra Po c
cuiaIs address above. Principals MIS- - H. MAliihNS
Nrs. Il. J.. bALBL-b
BROOKS SEMINARY for young ladies,
teat, lie in.s scoo Addreas DW. WHITE
VROOKLYN Nights SEMINARY.-rhis
ID DAY and BOARDING SCHOOL Tor YpUNG LADlE-
viii icoiered sept -. cHAS. t WEST, rriaeirals
Al.TNORE.-MT VERNON DESTITUTE,
~ established 1893. Boarding and Da: school fof 4ounr
Jones a.lc Ne atLId ~ iuc pals English, fItf' r.
man ami Latin. tIch spoken Ia Ae family cIcuias Will
references o. app cation
COOKis COLLEGIATE INST. for Young
ENlNTON Avenue institute, BROOKLYN, y. Y,
Wcdnca sept - For Circulars address Miss T. \. nO
comic. Primo pal, 592 chatonayc.
(ENTENARY INSTITUTE, Hackctstown, n.
re -e +. r59a I D,l Pre- Of m 10. e Lsa
Heated b. steam, ;eied b. gas, handsomely furnished,
hcy. g. H. wlllNti, -. De- PRESIDENT
DREW Ladies Seminary Carmel, y. Y.-Nne
- years Of 'ni work iea'thfl beautiful or .iiua
ton ho.cs tail sesaOH ll0 wcekf Opel Au.. IL.
ELMIRA FEMALE COLLEGE.
n Mex session Orcs sept, 3. Designed Tor Wen prepared
Teu, nodcla e. Adiress Rev. A. W. CpWlEs, b. D.. PIo
cont Ilnifa. ". y
EBELL international Academy, - Hedc-
~ mann 81 Berlin Irqs.in E.ah ,l seiopl for Yong
Iiea and Iearhors WIN mo best European yaniaets Ia
suen,c Az History Music IN. troeiei method Of Kind'r
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SPECIAL preparation Tor route Of navel and sulstgGeut tour
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GcnchcrS.

YALE graduate desires a situation rs
Ncy LONDON, conn.