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New-York tribune., 1875-09-14
Eaw Schools.

CITY OF NETWORK UN!VHE3iIF LAN
erfTO0I Tie aurnal session Oct T. 1879. tn,
cnnfs. IL cpQlrd ia year.. student. al ""tHi 10
edyacaI -tp,rY 4 written q Y,i o-ol eN niAa at"n
nya rcG,Isi ~ candidate ior adrgee For oit
cu.r, oc ary 20 ~. titiiN, ~ BTCd'"dy Oi d. H.
JAGtf = .erlr,aty, p ti.am9ers-st.
NOLI'MBfA COLLEGE Law SCHOOL,
y The EiGHTEENIu hNEUAL TIN 81 : ~ iSl.1a' l
tGu vii Jones a.. cnincr i':ai Oi's
-. sud LA, e Tao. u tai, cit, 0n " "l-DN t.oDAl Ccl
l.. ana VIII cont .n0t ru;ii Ma - 1916. -
Tie course u SHY t%p 'cdr' me "eeFcc -
Ea.t .ln h. cOui- / lon - l-nt7 VINO pursue
H.. IAN cor rso and naea the REQ if, 81 'io7.
Fnl cOAalaine nii tni,Hnt*o a'idrss at ,
GIt al J0.esSt, 4iIEkDy-' W., .,"tt,'
New-York tribune., 1875-09-14
LBANY, SARATOGA. and
MONTREAL EXCUR RSIONS.
VIA

leaving Pier No Al North River daily (sundays exceptedJ
at D.
On and after sept tickets TO Montreal a1d return for
81 5O SARATOGA and return for 50 and to Albany and
PEI. Tor good - c1ys.
can Dc obagei Office Of ssid steamboat, f1er No IL,
New-York tribune., 1875-09-14

Z = =!
-E-rs rom .sv.l lro 70 rlila.el fla "u y Z5 -.
t'or,ncnciac g. l.-DAG rp Z, lc.1 tc ~" .i
a., rIo,olrs 81. an F,-E lOl ~. l" "ibi"ii' -
n,i ~ al sandy li0ol. with all haus, ~. .
IVA E,,q. York from p.~r 4 y r., lo' d. lN''.F ~
as A. u-For PalisGeiph Long lirane NiAe anu ~nu
r. n.-For philadelphia. long Branch and all way
stations, 80, ,,.,t. ronx pr.,,b ,,s.r,o.,n and
N, s-,i,
$1,000 E.bi. y, tt.t trtI - aHtt'T'
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r,ENNeYLVANIA RAILK0 AD:-Ill

pENNSYLYAkIARAIAKpA 4 D-TiilIE ~
/ GRIAT1 .tNN iINH AND NNit ~ H. - a., ~,
r. ~ Trans ".YOrA. mom ioo O.'O.o@'1' anu
'o oi i4fiS5rg Pit;sbarsh he West snt sc,'h
a. 4, ,I ma, Pa, s ioct Haven (ya Philadelphia and
v lia por;, Lo,i ncye CORY 1at ~ 90 pa " w. te ON 1
r,c,in al gorry tor n;asNile Fo'EoI'"u ''"'' all" -" va
r .tiaoro Washington and the sorih, limited wash
r,in rxpr..s u Pullman 'trIor az ,.,, ,A'' p IL a
3n Il In: arrive Nasiiugtsr 81 4;4O p IA heo' 'AI -
StOa. m 59"d2 ~ Cigd " y, Pa, p , H. 123o2a
"a ..D > Z s.S,, =. n and ~ mig @lnHy' = n''
iip D. D. = % ana2p N tmisan, I9a ~, - a S 3; 3
40. 10 3lu .;lI ~ o,,, ~, s,,, . A. M, - o. %
sI %, lisp M and u night s"1''' st. ''' ~ v
~ = ho, ana i" Z rfo. o 774029lo Ham l2m l22 30.
TO- II 30 aud 2 nsh s'Aaas' so m ~ D. o'' .
tor l,shwsy G. ESQ 7, 40 To- II a. m = ~ J. 2 80
2 SO 4lo 4a0. 500. 1:2J. 6:io g. ip 90 = 80
10 ~ "a ana l. L. sJAdsy a. n ':.H 80 any = a., a.
Tor Wooibdac ere. Ap,Ooy, anu Sc0ih A1oy = ~ad -
Il , l M 5.p i,ys ad : a ~, 10 n :? 2lo. iio. 20.
no : D M. ,ud l. III, HI SUNDAY = hl o. .pi p in
ior tast Milistoae y ne, . "e 80 - = y" 5 4iorm
ior princeton. I, . q - H., l. 50 2 lC A..t p u.
For Ia!aer;yic. o,D .. ni 4lV, ana " T. ~ IN - .rs
For F.euhnstGa PAlLI sOurs ANA hs'''~'Ae' NV - - ~
z T. "a =, Mercer and ssracs.ct Branch. 2 p. IN.
toc Trenton uortcLoNn hurtngton and Camden ~ ana
90 a, NJ - 20 = !! D. ard 'apo,sa,op. =, ~
to, iarn ngdalc a.d sGuan, 73o q m and p m, .ox
Fu nsastowa. Pomhoriou' ana Sa'n "" II ~ "H'''''
iig tstown ana pcherton .. Az. Vi, Perth Amooy'
and, t0a ~, Ia Monmouth Junction. ,o,o
"1 Irs arrive as Prom i1ttsonrgh t35 and 10 so
n ad 20 p n 81 Y 10 a. u; s 91a m ~ - y % 10 a. n.y.
SiS 8 10 and l0.27p. Ia; sunday e20 a. H. FROM rhis
dph. lQ go ~ y - ~; m iiS auaay SO SO
,ng t oi pisssos and CSrtand ats SO colrts..
Trosn ard Nc' III, iG, aud us li'son L. hoooke@
ImsI sntli'ks, once Ne ha''ery pse, Assu,
s..xs TuorrSoS. Leearai MANAGER.
New-York tribune., 1875-09-14
I1s;rc;ua GcahcIIi9s.

gTR. TPFNOR's ACADEMY OF DANCING,
rs IYutC HALL, srIi-NNf.. R'.ft iEo!H S"Fh - .
p,o1,us I4tii inst. TNS RED cED. = nG for cirould
.,.-... -.- . .
New-York tribune., 1875-09-14
gnsirncticu.
For Both Sexs5--Couutrv.


A FAMILY BOARDING SCHOOL on farm farm
S6 pgsa ..s; s Hr, III '9TaS: M5s & & fa.aiy EN-
A DELPHI ACADEMY, BROOKLYN, under
n the Of PROT o assl;tSS - ol, n az az @ s
s1es WncsGa 18th septeaeer fcI oaiaSsgss @ gy or
tie M ss ASa5sqy fos or9S ,ST fayoye or at s oo
At WARWICK, Orange Comfy, n. Y:-A
n HOME SCHOOL especially e-$1ee Gf very yonng s
% VISION d every ehd H.icon n IN erncss G hSt EIif t
r9:Tess m" hSo fST Sr'a1S %aS@S 1i tprS ornse se
NHApPAQUA MOUNTAIN fN6TiTUI r.
~ Boarding School for Loth seses under care o the society
cLarpaqaa. VI stches.e. o. y Y.
NEGARMO Institute, Rhnebecl Dn;chess ssI Coz
aocs aidIess as above Principal jas NJ De Garno N
NORT PLAIN SEMINARY and Col; Int, st.
6agl fPrt sacdr.sal ran ~ Rev A. mHTrIcfh M rFciDa
EORT EDWARD INSTITUTE, n: Y? for for
SG gE Ep SG rSG'fD DD 'isf rs era l M
uOBOKEN ACADEMY. - This institution
Noundd 1860 has nine radea cs@s b.ses a,an nam
sish. Send for prospectus, ENGLISH or German.
DENNINGTON Seminary still offers SUPERIOR
Ornamental Department. ran term term o. "1t' year D,S 7
or. AGNES's SCHOOL, Albany, y. Y.
Rector lecn Head Of the House. Mics b. W. boyo
rLe -ixt year viii open Thureday, Sopt 23 TIE sc'oo
can rec. We 12 Ou!ls thoroughly Wished IN ti" ftc
of competent ard Gnd"s the constant prnsi o.
sfcl III tla Rshor 1hc goo Tor NE s'oO y"H
s35 en- rance zee srusic an,iag the 0nv -. .ras
Any for oreua.s fr admission, to bsGp Doac OF 70
Sister Helen, Albany, n y.
rs1uE SCHOOL OF VOCAL ART IN PiIIlA-
BELPIIA or the inst en OF Iea hefs ana Ar"s'9'
",incI, Sgeania EMMA SELLER, srGhor Of "Ihe
Voice IN SINGING aui "TIe Nol,c ~ SnceLls"
For Circulars, &c, apply 10 ACTt Ai.I,
JO3 SHniOtst,
Philadelphia, Penn.
TTiscellSneoGs.
CURCVLARS Of several GOOD SCllOOiS
y FREE g. ui lts tcherGorhorns BOOK store - hoi"l
New-York tribune., 1875-09-14
lnstrnttion.

For Boys and Young Men-Country.
DEEKSKILL IN. " MILITARY ACADEMY.
Il "OPENS sept g. 1878 New Gymnasium. 500 per
year. Addre., hessrs WRIGHT DONALD
DOUGHKEEPSIE (N. " MILITARY IN
j STITUTE will reopen Thursday, sept -, o..
Catalogue containing in'orhaIol' roeiv"oos 0r
""''''' Hs. JEwETT. A. ~. Principal
DENNSYLVANIA MILITARY ACADEMY
Chester Penn. opens Sept. S.-Civl rnslneerlng the
Clascs and English thoroughly taught For circulars appy
tS Col THEO. HYATT. President o: o. NJ Bo"Al'i' esq"
No. 3 Nassau st. New.York
DEV. ID. A. HOLBROOK" MILITARY
IL SCHOOL, Sing Sing, ~ Y, begins sept. 10
CEWARD INSTITUTE for Boys and Young
- r1orda, orange County " Y tlbo pays or noaru
tuition fuel light for twenty weeks In thus WelIkno"h
Institution superior; number lmited op,hS
Sept. Ia send for catalogue T. O. sCHtiNht, a. ~.
CT. CLEMENTS HALL, Ellicott City, Md.
- THE ONLY POLY1ECHNlC HOME SCHOOL. -
Receives Grstc,ass boys Eco only 500 per snu
FOURCOTRsES Classical Liberal scientific Commercial
send for Decennial Catalogue Ten'h year pes's '' M
SELECT TIE BEST SCHOOL FOR YOUR
PGYS.
THE IRVING INSTITUTE, ~ TaTytowa on, Hn,ison re-
opens sept IA. Thorough instruction In me Eh6sh anu
Ga sical studies. ... 81, .,o .c,oo, .
Mr Thomas kirk patrick $50 Broadway, - y "f " 'nl
mute Chief Engineer Erie Railroad Mr. Louis Rpbrts No
IL solthst v y Mr. Robert Graves, No 40 Dnano't ~
Y Rev J. Sciea spencer Tarsyiown, ~ y; MI IhthtI
Redned. Prs. ls Nat. Bank, fArrytown ,, ,,,--..,
A. .ARMAGEAC, n NJ D. \. ROW H. PIlhepala
New-York tribune., 1875-09-14

NOVFRNENS 10 TEACn E"@lish, French,
~ and Tns--Han;cl in private fa.y Gh l 90 uiies
in New lsey. Address, stating salary required j. L. o.
TfLdnc Office, =. Y.
New-York tribune., 1875-09-14

NOVERNES,.-A lady having excellent rel
crcnces nises position VI STING or RESI- UlNF
GOV EEN I-. ia N,W-IJS or iirOJkiyn Address Miss ~
+. T.. BOX lo6, ilGHie O.ce.
New-York tribune., 1875-09-14
CO DJbom it 1tlan Coi!frrn

-<'''-!
ErOTICE.-Thc "SCSStN DA!ln htNS AN-
Y rrf rTp,r having .Le mix o. ufoI, tau 0c1 COWS
to ,i,ros ,ho comm; year, i1'tr pro- A ~ ~ lf-
ether ia sts nr a." whole tD"r.l"r To bc n"iytr, al
c riies or ~ er3 stat UAs, tho parties may aGre fOr
Particulars inquire Il - - ,.,.r
JOSEPH SINADEH, Au.lsta. v J., or
Sent 6. 1873 FKANkLIS SMITH, NeWt"l, y. D.
New-York tribune., 1875-09-14
Gteaa,boais ano RAILROADS..

6tsamboGis ano RAILROADS.
A LBANY, SARATOGA. and
MONTREAL EXCURSIONS.
VIA
PEOPLES LINE OF STEAMBOATS,.
leaving Al NORTH River daily tsnndays excepedJ
ate D. m.
On and after aept J. ticket, 10 Montreal ard return for
sI 5O saratora aad Ieurn for 50 a"d u Albany and
can e % oiaoi At The oiSe Of Steamboat Al.
foot Of Cansi-st -
1ALTIMORE AND ONO RAILROAD.
- IIIREE FAST EXPREss rrAINs
Leave New.Y yia nesbro,sea and Coandt a. er,i.si
lad DE s9nu wls ciac,.Ha. Chic go tho wes, aud
2o5 y rn Dsy escort ndays Wsshinsloa Renaond aod
19 seata s9oi'h I, Siaei99ai s. Lo1s'.e st. Louis
s,5 ? Daily yaea 2st3S Eesmona . aad te ,ts south
sspfI' .s2S 40 st. hes s. tho sSss Ws.
Fot Trough TiFcs and general in'ma'I cal at Com
pany soccs 2gl ana 30 bf0cd"sy ana u,Aet Offices foot
= GE jSI;Sf i, aq Kr ~ VIZ bAiTo AND ONO RAILROAD
Tlyouch car. Jcrscy cay 70 9tsto wash nFon ,c
CTNTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEY
end TTtigf in T% Yo to9, o ssyst G:cf.
at a SGef D s c KAN a iGS #s e9"So K & & E 1T1ii s
n Isi es To- Han S@T rittsGrS end the west Also 70
Central feH"'yii-siMS ysTMMEa i:f XSERhSsESEvT iSEfl2
Commencing May -, ls751ieaye ne', Sfa az 'oloTs
ton Maach chu5E, Iamaiaa, Tanaasar' wikcsOlrra
SciantO!,
7i5 A. m-Way T.9 Ese3on, connects At Junction with
Del. Lack. and West. r. h. -
q IL g. m-MORiNG FAraEss daily leIcoDt sundays, for
a.'cn Ancntowr. Harrisburg and TIE West 'onnrcs ~
solcryle al ston lor Ia1e lfnk, am
aq4a ToyandA WXrs IRE, Scranton sc, WIN through cL
to awhile WliamsrGrt &C. . ,,,,,..
1870 A. rlay Train for Easton connects a. Phnnpsourg
f1r 5olgil' re.
MalGh chunk, Tamaqua, naianOy CITY, Ia,eton Wliset
barre Reading, Cllnr4ba Lancaster Eprs's Pot''H'e'
p E.-ENrpE.s ior Ea.,on, BeivideFo' BATH Naueh
30 n rn-Wav 1r.iu u planHsld.
tUb D. Tor tastOn, hIe1toH 49, ana hanetl
Chu,k Connects AZ Junction with Ill L,cs nd West X u
$50 p. m-Way Train Cor Someryille AID Fi,u'iHst"h
Doe y. m.--Way Trosn 'Dr ,0meryIle.
Biz y. la.-For piaint- H. - ,.-... .uu,,o.,
NON ul-tyFNsG fhPgrss daily. for fsson, Alento~n,
Meuch ChGnA WlresUarre IOwands, heaons, and HATTIE
ttg0 D. rn.-Way Train for sOmerylle.
b.t0 y. In.-fOr rldE.,il.
10 p. m.-For -V.ucfs lie.
$50 D. m.-FU i9q.on.
% y. In.--Mgy iIffH '0r SOmeryIls.
i2f0 r. m-F6r FlatI+ed. -. . a 81,
ior it6za.eth nj jSC. 6l5, $40 Z, 80 7aS y $50,
80 $50, 1890 lli5 A. NJ; II u, - O.. % % 80
~, 3 = o 3.iT !. Az AZ , 4A3. ., . l % 30, D.
4. a. asa Z Y3V, ~:i5 o..1 $50, lO.5O lilo Up m
go" O"' > '' r. +. RICkI-Ii 81. IT. and Eng.
y. p. BALDWIN General paescnsef Agent. -
DILAWARE AND HUDSON ChNAL CO.
owning and o., f.32 D.e oiiv I"it' - taopeIstoWni
-. -or Hove rails n. Sgrpo"a iss "r"gt ai
pi.cos Lake Chan ln N!snt trins 49, liner. lIo.i
10y foix si 81 any and TOY WIZ 'rihk iias
1y and.
New-York tribune., 1875-09-14

YOUNG LADY, graduate of the public
It schools and ioicg 'irs.-,ass dila, desires an IN
GAGlNE1 go teaca tic il9ah bI~At.',s Acdies5 ~ a.
] 4 d. ,r
New-York tribune., 1875-09-14
New ,Jnblitaiions.
New putlitaiions.
MCCULLOCH ON Fl
M NANCE
NOW READY IN
THE TRIBUNE EXTRA no. %.

EA-SHI NJ AN >sxctS 1 "
NOW READY IN
THE TRIBUNE EXTRA no. 90.
Eleven Letters from London 10 TIE TalBIN NJ
1.-THE FINANCES OF FRANCE-RLCU fEi!AftNE
POWER or THE NATION. -
H. FRENCH FINANCIAL PoLICY-LLEMENTS OF
NATIONAL PROSPERITY.
III NATIONAL. DEBTS BORROWING MADE Easy
~ NATIONAL AEMIES-TIE MAIN SOUhCE VI
NATIONAL DEBT -
V A1iERICAN CREDIT ABROAD-WHY IT is NOT
HIGH
vi. PARTIAL NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. DIsHoN-
EST POLICY. -
VII BAD FAITH OF sTATEs-ITs EFFECT UPON
NATIONAL CREDIT.
VII. BONDS PAYABLE IN GCLD-HOW CON"i'i"o
rFANT 10 PAY THE BONDS.
*. TIE INDIANA CoJFROMiSE-BAD fAll'i of
TIE l.XsECKETA2Y's STATE.
X. THE PAPER MONEY DREAM-INFLATI0N-
PANIC AND REPUDIATlON
XI. Evils or PAPER MONEY-DIeASIEOCS XII
SUITS OF THE SYSTEM
Also
LITTER FROM THg H-S. RrvFRny JOHNSON on
THE NATIONS CURRENCY.
rxsecretay McCclo,hs and sr Letters appear
" " THE TRIBUNE EXTRA NO. 90.
sent by mi! postpaid oI 10 cents per copy Twelve copies
'"r 81 Aa'i''' THF TRIBUNE. Ncw.Yolk
- p. PI'TNATs SONS, BOOKSELLERS,
W. IMPORTts. and LIBRARY ACEN T.. CAL the Az, D.
on Of book BUYERS facilities or attending 20 orders
tom Public Institutions AMI individuals Who wish to MAKE
Their purchases in the most CcOLoni, Il Way.
Orders for American Fcoga Books and Periodicals care
fnv ana promptly ex.cutcd and iI ortoas for Pubic III
p.fa'Ous made free al duty.
Fcgi,sh aud American Catalogues supplied vihou' ofrTe
Tr douthy Bulletins of Ame can ard French Publications
tsd year TO address or receipt oi 20 cents
Zach for postage
The ION 600 Of tie MAMMAL for Book buyers TUE
pEsT RFADING," Is ready, p:ce IN paper, g. III
,,o,, 81 70 g. p PU T1;ANi'S sons,
4th.avc. 23d.st., NewYork-
HvTW MUSIC -Fath2r Bring Home Your
Y Money Tonight WORDS hy Mrs ~ 4 i,ldeT; muse Sc
ly " r. irrwln Tho lfc. AID best trGir'1i % lg 80
cents mailed HORACE WATERS d SONS, 81 hicao"hS' .
New-York tribune., 1875-09-14

! EAMU.Y SCHOOL for BOYS at UNION
VILE y. y. =. :. iiAKTWIsil+ NJ 4.
! ETKFEHOLD INSTITUTE, Freehold, Ncw
Jei-cv.A 3Oarfng School for Boys Rev. 40. CHAM
New-York tribune., 1875-09-14
eILLIS PETERSON, formcrlY an Assistan

sILhIS PETERSON, formerly an Assistant
e. Professor H. ltarca.l Cc,.cce. ana -. = -rLc 81 - y
iil -,,o, Wcr.est = Mas, viii Ir, or t-l bo,s g Col
l,c ctier for the Ic,l.an or re Sophomore Class 10
irtsi!tnt {. ". ELIOT, Harvard University. Cambridge
i.sv. EDTARD H. IiALE, Chairman Of tho High sehco
CoMni,..c, Worcester. Mass.
Dr. ". H. DRAPER, ! +. 3itA-ai.. = W Ors, =. Y.
70. particulars atlgoss ELLIS FHI-i.cN, Worcester
New-York tribune., 1875-09-14

IEOME CUiTURE-An experienced and Ju-
dic.ors TEACH = Known a1j ~, r1c.an'HG.,' e. ~
hauel.s-. trihan, r-n,l 4uE = sic - !y AdiiCss
Miss 4. NJ. F. Uptown irbUrc CHicr. LIS Eiotiw's
New-York tribune., 1875-09-14
EW.YOEK CENTRAL AND HTDSO


Trains for Nev.Ii.vn at 40 tt,cn ,o1 lrl gos
(sr,n, 10 n. M. (Iv - IN lAcCnl. f.>, 20 tAcch
iz. 44o ant 5l' u1cai *, 9u1l, end ~ p; Pm M
e0r south NorA ?k. 10 sos, 800 a. li - H. q =.
22J 3:l5 4lo, JI'. 90, d3J = 70 p E re r,'on ~
TX AZ XIX $40 So. 100. 9, 10 and H. 2 m.
os,on i,xprr. ~pllisae ed - 80 Ia ~ - n anu
9 n nm yit shore ne ai ] aHt o r. i.f .He so a I,
l. 5l5, ani ard 10 m sggpirs 2; 9,alnoH' No,S"s Nv
T~!,cc,or The : 81 ant 2 NJ Coz, r,i Win uai
on Line Division for Providence I'D = u Sia a
rp.nec. ,Ilc Division anu
S,1r'.icut VALLEY eaj brock and N" - Haven ana
s,i u,pton r. +. lavCl, aud tf SO a. ~ anu p
n fr Ncwrcrt: o.. 10 and IL no tr@ns conn So
" IN Connecticut iIv.r L. r. A. Sprnrle o-l . T.. IN
iug Moliral. 1he % r. III ana 8 T. ~. o,hnrS' 1Ts
N..cat.tk ifouGton'C H H. a. lfi-eo9II 40
%, a ni 40 y. With DaOriy sud 30, Walk
-Outl Nr.wak, al fic StO r. m, ati -;iO o.
D. H. with Ncy Canaau r. r. OF ,,iauifO!c .-s.,, -, n
sunday Po.tol Nail .Isns at p. m, VIA SirghehI AZ
} - M, Pro, ldei 80. - ..., st,,,,,,, or =,
iwing room Day Express aIi sieepiEs 'SIs Oh
eis can be pa, hasod at Ticket oicc Of Company
Grand Centr.l DEPOT al o;iccs cf n D. ia,ef 80,
,,r"oav s. NorE ant 80. GOgItst, "i''.yn, VINO VIII
s., rL.c. J,g.ae e ircA residence 10 dcsiiLai-'A
InNr plp. NHII onI
New-York tribune., 1875-09-14

! COLLhGE GHADUNTE, who has bad eX-
"a ..i.:ce O.. d.. m. .pr wishes t.o3l iiioIg Ills.
N ecss ~ u. syen if desired. address j. $. F Tr'oc
New-York tribune., 1875-09-14
yIHiE RAILWAY.
: I MINER ARRANGE
;EMEyT Of Trains. n e.rect Augpa

-. a.: :, 80. a ,,f.,1s H. IAIO C.nl Pass
i'' 80 80 -, ~ WEGivrIi tE i, Asst l;res,.
s1RJE RAILWAY.
;, s. MINER ARRANGE AfSI "' i'''' Id '''''
a. m-Cincnnat aud Chicago Day EXpu-s Dra".hS groom
Ccche- TO Buffalo ei - spn, Co@ca.s ID - . y. r,,
iptj m.--EXlt>s hall fOr Ihu'io aLi fl'tA1 faA1
E."rg.ug Coaci "a oGsp, On bld,e a., ~. o,oo,,,
C5ac es throug Foc,sai, sulso MAJ ra FaS Cihch
u,- p-tr,,t and (iG ..eo without change. Al,
lriir- leave tari Pot y ~ ie >". n, ! 3
4, so 10 80 l,O g. III, 81 3, Jl5, 40 Ct I AMI IL
n .lt SATURDAY .r!.a only sundays. y - = ",
Il. % d. M Hut'.,lfl ~, aud ass3l' - 1 10 H. M
o. 4.,l 5I5. d. q. r.fI, 1890 Ia.
New-York tribune., 1875-09-14

~ PAEK-ANE., n. y,
stt1 Ilrtl seventh aaG Thirty eA !f' tt)
NI.tfY UIIL ~; girJ.i, ul'tcl ls - j for toTs
os9eoa1y preparatory ior college iIn",. te4 70 20 |
fau.y t pl.t Twelfth !t.T Opeu, stiI 81 JOS--I4
H.. IL Til q ael, Principal
New-York tribune., 1875-09-14

EYYANTED-Dy a Harvard graduHte PUPILS
~ for afornaon evening hours. ACols5 - j. W., lfD
me Uptown Office, LIS Br0adwa"
NNANTED-tOr II school II Brooklyn, u
~ ua.v, ,fREc.Cu TEACHER D. tic h'ari also .
r~a,..er Ul Dgasny Address with reference, Mfs bed
tUitu, brOokll T. @.
New-York tribune., 1875-09-14

rs'RAYELING G0YEHNESS.-A lady teacher
familiar w;a .ei trl,,', wishes l. - a'l,'i ~
! atl take - ,r o.. tso Iris ~ lo 'h- ''f
STUDY and fr@Te .cr % longer LIS od, - az p
tuy 81 conhii- tia.opgi English teaching WIN t cul
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National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1875-09-01

THE Norfolk Day Book complains that
native Southerners who belong to the Re-
publican party are excluded from the priv
lege and honor of office-holding in the
Southern States, while the So called carpet
baggers enjoy monopoly Of all the official
positions. This may or may not be true
as regards the immediate vicinity of Nor
folk but it is not true as regards the South
generally. The distribution Of the sppoin-
tive or elective Offices, so far as our obser-
YatIon teaches us, has not been guided by
by any sectional feeling in the Republican
party. A man from Virginia may hold
office in Maine if he is elected or appointed
and is properly qualified, with as much
proprlety as q native of that State, or
naturalized native of Ireland. The object
of the party should be and is to ignore sec
ten as it does race and station in the cleo
ton of ofice-holders, and to secure the ser
vices only Of those who are competent and
worthy. We believe, however, that az q
matter of policy, in some sections of the
South the interests of the party might fire.
quently be served by giving the
native element in its ranks some pre-
ference in the distribution Of official favors.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1875-09-01

THE complete vindication of Major Slack,
quartermaster of the Marine Corps, which
appears in our news columns this morning,
will be gladly received by the public at
large, and at the same time will crafty his
many friends who have all along main,
tanned the belief that he has been and is an
honorable though much abused gentleman.
The proof that his accounts were squared
up as long ago as October, 1870, relieves
him from all suspicion Of participation In
more recent transactions with which his
name has been connected by the Demo
cratic press. How many of those who
have falsely or mistakenly charged him
with guilty completely in the alleged Marine
Corps frauds will now be fresh enough to
give final publicity to his vindication3
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1875-09-01
DIED.

u,anrrs $780,. 1884,. - a.,
o.ping me-. hiS S zeka ash n Shtssgt IN
AtnHs rSs, "ntSn sne LILY riSn TOT
Her funeral viii tske Mace ron III. US5foh of
Incarnation Wsdnesds1 sftsrnoon AZ ossIocS
Reistives and frtends N fsmiiy ave
invited TO attend.
HAMILTON,-August 30 at 7:zs D. m, MARY
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National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1875-09-01

A CHEEKY paper is the Buffalo Courier,
to say the least Finding that the Demo
Gratis of the West have adopted financial
policy which is repugnsnt to their fellow
partisans of the East, it declares that they
have proved themselves to be faithless to
their party obligations. 1t assumes that
Governor Hendricks, Of Indiana, for exam
pie, has made a final decision to support
the financial plank Of the Democratic rag
money Missionaries in Ohio. Thereupon it
declares that "his espousal of the Repub-
"Iican heresy of irredeemable paper as the
"money of the country must seal his fate
Gas a Presidential candidate" But the
Courier is mistaken. The party to which
it belongs has no financial policy, East or
West, which will interfere with its popu-
larity in the South popularity, it
should understand, which is based upon the
adhesion of the Democratic leaders to the
fallacy of States Rights II its assumption
is correct the citizens of Ohio who support
Bill Allen are Republicans, while those who
support Hayes are Democrats. We do not
wonder, however, that it gets confused;
but the safest plan for it to pursue is to
close its eyes and yell 'tnigger," "nigger,"
pet-bsgger," Grant is a tyrant,"
Radicals are all thieves" or sthe whole
world is corrupt" There is no danger of
its making any blunder or straying from
the wel-deined paths of sterling Demo-
Cratic patriotism if it pursues this policy.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1875-09-01

who have so benignly received the travelling
dignitary, turn away, with their false speeches
yet trembling on their lips, laughing in their
sleeves at the dupe they have made, and
chuckling, a. they pair eff, at the easy manner
In which they have 'closed the eye of the
did Yankee"
Occasionally the real Southern sentiment Is
heard In spite Of all their management, as Il
was recently at the commencement Of the
University Of Virginia BY the orator Of the
day. Is II not possible then, that the why
JEFF. has ct last perceived the error Of his
ways-has seen prominent rebels crawling one
by one into prominence, position and power by
the means his stubborness has disdained, and
has determined upon similar policyf Truly
this is more than likely. The cloyen foot viii
surely press forth in the coming Congress.
This rebel element will crop out, and then
Messrs. Wilson, Kelley, ct I'd onsne genss, will at
last have their eyes opened to the "real senti-
ments Of the South"
An open enemy is less TO be dreaded than .
false, insidious friend. jeff Davis role here
tofore was doubtless the safest for the country.
A WATCHPUL OBSERVER.