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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-11-23
LIPPINCOTT.

A summary of the reports of recent
traveller, the Count dAviela, IN the Great Desert
a.! sahara, presents considerable novel information
concerning that comparatively unknown region. The
first impression az the celebrated northern oasis IL
Kautara was like a scene Of fairy land THO majestic
palm trees stood In ranks like The avenues OF nuisery
round, aud vet ms compact a. the masses Of Il VIRGIN
forest with tie rugged perspective OF endless plains ana
barren mountains eternaly burned by the h'ice sun OF
the desert. Strange and boaodu were the hedges OF
cactus aud groves % banana seen through Widc-sle'e"
inc framework Of red rocks. Beyond E-knta''1 The
fantastic RUS which indicate the road are treNn Tor
miles with round pebbles and soon after Ito last barrier
20 In. full view 81 the desert passed The scene 50
much resembles the that the French troops "O Nt
emerging from the pass burst out In chorus, TIE sea
the SCAT The resemblance is most striking Al evening
The vast plains lend INTO the .cnicirce az the island
while the 0ase. presenting dark spots here ana there
like distant islands on Tie open sea The Illusion j.
made complete by the OF sand al the foot OF the
abrupt cliffs winch form the northern boundary ~ TIE
desert. Ia regard To The future OF sahara tE're is
wide difference of opinion among Intelligent tiuVcoiH'
NJ d'Alyclla believes that tho nOmaic ulbts "ho III
grstc norhward every year to escaP" tnc ha'S "I sum
mer vii disappear when the progoss % civilization sni
nave closed the mountainous region of Al cal,u~t
their periodical ucusious Others think that rain j. Dc
coming more and in Sahara that Tie naive
races are becoming extinct and that e,on the crossing &"
Tie desert by caravans will dc a tradition OF tie past
the other hand, project Las recently been starter
for converting the Desert INFO inland sea ny re-
uo,lng tho barrier o sand that scpaiacs The Atlantic
ocean from tne vas; Internal depression which is sup
posed to have been originally covered ty its waters
Bur apart The physical objections 10 such AZ enter
prise tic want Of capital for vast an undertaking
must prove q serious obstacle 70 its accomplishments
MIR. ,roloPe's rccoooous Of 1hDnScn and lis oh'e.-
sity afford the subject Of on interesting paper which
closes with some s.e coUnses to tie traveller ID ic'
MANY "quhingen quaint, primitive, picturesque Old
World bng'n wit1 ijs lofty gable ends aud it, streets
isting about az bin and down Ill., and interesting
each other az every u angle s c%sa, hat u "l
not cs. 80 IL Is mach ION ger, for there also The raj ANA
irau horse penetrated 81 that is picturesque, 81
that IS peculiar all that IL CHARACTERISTIC is Obhvrnfcd
beuosfh their tread A. surely falls before the
sickle And any wandcItr In scare. u YET M poied
hit Of Europe should be disposed To take ay ADVICE ana
have a ook al the quict Eulc Niricinorg university
tovn he would 10 well not - deter Li- visit
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-11-23

There had been eli expectation IN cer.ain quarters
hat the decision in the Union Pacific CASE would
b. handed down to-day, in which case It was hoped
that the cloud Of dulloos would bc liftei from the
hitherto dor nant s,cck speculation, and that -o.ne
thing like life and activity would be u-,d into g..
ia this however the street WAS disappointed. The
teci ion wac not reached, and again the speculation
an railway and miscellaneous slures was tame and
dull even 10 ~tag 40 ION with q variation "a most o.
the rnIn enc specialize ~ less than half recent.
Ia touc tis marx. Was s'Irtiy ,ttpng. nottDly o.
the Western list, S. paJl Preferred rising 2. per
cent TIE Hannibal and -. Joseph s.cUiitia,
attracted arn!tion 10y their stieAHA; but
~ flr AZ We can ascertain there is 40 truth ~ tie
r,nur of "poI" male up e., buy the bonds and
stuck 81 this CO.. pIu,. The recent advance H. tho
market price Of tlese securities is heneyed 10 d.
trry dine to tlo appr cil.ila b. ths pubiic of tic
extreme IS ability Of Ia uoS Board Of D.r.c-
tons. Ire ald Pacific Mail woe welA, and Ncs.-
era UuioA 1clc .rlph duG auI only steady. rlr
street. was elcotriicl for d no.n-ut by %
grand advance in Kan-.,s Pacific from ID To
l.. though there WAS later reactions g. l..
The general market clus.l inactive. TIE busine.s
If the day "a. ,Vre nelJ hglt. am uniting in fip
aggregate go tho sale III OILY about G1uJJ su r,.-
yer, fairly distributed throughout the usur ly
active ust. The advances "a the close from tir
INA, ,a,cs 1i StuilIf we.t iu Atlantic and Pto a'
TELEGRAPH, Daawlrt. La.kl"Iiui and Western,
Hannibal an, 81. Joe, in ;o,, Land. rlch y pc.
cent Ohio and Mississippi, s-olr Parldc, and New
Jtr.oy Central, each . per cen; -. Paul Common
and Michigan Central, each l.. Nouh-NesJ Cou,
mon. o =. Paul Preferred "a. and Nortn-Wosi Pre-
f.rlrd 2. per ccnt. the declines were la Coatr.
and Had GA Enc. Pa,Iic Mall. and Western tm.un
each = lor oout; G. G.. < |. C., =. ad Union Pacific
8, per cent line opening. highest. lowest, AMI clio,
iug prcas for active a.otss sd today Were a. fJ
lows;
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sCRiBSER.

Tie December number Of Scribacr opens
with description of q tour 0u tle Nile, presenting tie
experience o. tho writer t'.at vorte rou'e 81 uve
will not ,te vvait, irrilg tie beaten track OF
which ir treats No hHpOrsut addition 90 thc stock 81
IsIt,in knowledge tuadc by the paper, but % p Ms
AZ attractive ua-azue article, and VIII be welcome %
many rylcrs. n oy Powes account OF " The Ancient
Province OF TusayBn" Is cuioua piece of antiquarian
desciptOn eIu.ng 90 locality but ittle kuoWh n tLr
e8srrp part OF Arizona. f4e province consists o
seven towns four OF which anOst ina Rims tia a.
n MOI easy o. oI. utr o.i-lual plans. IBry a
built On LSh Glide or rocks evidently Tor protection
ngarst C., common noualic enemies. TIC climate Is
CRY and warm, aud tie people live principally out %;
doors OF on Tie tops 81 the houses Vessels Of stone aud
pottery le found Ia great abundance in every house.
systeu pctJreNF.tng s ~ common use, consisting
OF rude otclBn TIC rocks paintings on tablets OF
wood. TIE people nearly in the sane condition as
wh,n found ~ the fret Europeans who invaded their
country. They ere devoted 70 agriculture, living n
atone houses six stories high skilled IN The
manufacture and OrnameutaOn OF pottery, raising cot
ton weaving aud dyeRg their clothing, with vast
store OF mythology, and elaborate Religious ocrr-
rnoais they have no knowledge OF mets's, all their
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-11-23

Iht money IGlrhGt COntnut5 tiSN, sioux IL
change !oaus are reported az 303l2 prime dir cunts
selling at ia per cent The Customs receipts al
Washington to-day were $4,000, and the H.
formal Revenue receipts 100000 The United
states Treasrirr received f1j0000 National Bank
aot,, flr Redemption. The following was the Clear
ing-huso statement: Currency exchanges, $751;,
90. To-; currency balances, = ,fS1,59l gold eX-
changes, $7.i3I, $50; and gold balances, 81 $780,
jJl.
Government bonds were strong and In some de
serip.ion5 hi,her. Registered 1869 and 1865
soil up to l2Ia4Gl2l7s. the new D per cent
nuinq risen 10 lI7lt We annex closing street
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Tlgn CHOLERA EpIDF.

Tlyls CHOLERA EpIDFNtC or 1873 II THE UNITED
SlAllS. Nvo Yp. l,O-5. MashlustoH. GoFer"ucnt
ITingHg tf.cs
~ this volume which has been prepared under
Che direction of e srccouGcneralo q; Jhe United StateS
Army are contained History OF the Cholera Epiden
Of 1878" ny DE-. Eiy Mcclellan, " History Of tho
Travels of Asatic Cholera" by john C. Peters, NJ d, and
Dr. N.Clefau and a IildocrapHyo Cholera" 0y Joru
E. BILLINGS ND The mcrGsrauh o. d.. Peters, treating
OF tie peri 6leal iny0Sops Of cholera IN INDIA, AMI IT,
consequent proerces u Erope aul America is especially
re ia ID. historical notices trJea- the or-in and deve'
op.uent Of the prscnc totho plrluaee- ia ,be Last
Each o. tie crut parts OF thc Volume Indeed which
A. evidently tie fruit 0i elaborate ere, contains large
fund of information on - special topic ami wen d,scrv,
the attention of tie public authorities well as the
protest. nsl reader.
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~ tne foIlnwlng for LA LINK shares:

Ruliold bonds were strong and higher with an
active inquiry for all the prominent issues. This
was especially true for Hannibal and ST. Joseph Con
vertbc AID Chicago aud Northwestern C,nsol-
dated coupon gold bonds, which advanced 20 Sl2i
and A-I. VIC fn.lnMimg were lne bids:
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''NnAi. 'ofs q, MO
AS TF~-r,cfp wa NO change. a., ,l4 40 sli., ,l,t
a,d .pans non,nalj OaJ4c ,or lo,-, ana ltt 4. 100
lrtl.
tlFfti-Incr" ~a- AN avinco % BE- IN iio toa.'s &c
Elicl - tIA
n....tf.I. ttt.r., i.-.s .
.H.. fYf.. 'tl~l'1-, tu 81, D. te-I. "a tt
i... ~ 2.t. 81 ,al .ia 4al. = D
d.s,r'l .. luu sd. G.a,,l ct l'.s-le, $3.50 -ad
.AN., 20 -rts.. D.. .N t ics.
t5tt1s-iA u.t.lll J Pie u.r.e tle sIot vs- sra
lIn Sac. s.cl iINItsV 900
II
pare. ,, H ,u,r Iuc. ati uti H htiti
lu pf,. soc tttI a. 60, pt7 N'ie
.l...J aars. - taitr lao 4Ss - '' a." N
...o-u l., d lfl Shto Ms i,-1- nfifH
ls. g .afb
port ,u hs uI 80 -lupI.u lt" 0as ir sltNsa.log
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-11-23
BLINKING AND FINANCIAL.

TIowrs s. Co. Bankers g Wal-st. lsnccessnrs 10
the oil IN Of Huwes Macy, hny and sell si0cts,
bond gold, &c. ri best rates. on commission
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-11-23

Tn r. was nothing ia the London adVices TO
a.traet notice though consos and United States
bonds were strong Erie steady at ll9s and money
casy M 2I2 on three months bills of discount, IL
Paris Reutes close at GG.2J. There were no new
considerations affecting gold. aud tho morning sales
we're at .5s lopenngl aI1li4; the afternoon
bns,ness AZ Il43tG1If5s. The movement WAS very
small On cpl lolns the rates were L. y, 2, and
pr cent fjr carrying and Hat. The foreign eXchahg
market was lower leading drawers early reducing
rates to - S4a$i S7i2 yet business was abont at
Saturdays rates say on the basis of - s3GSl s3i2
LnI$l 81. The Assistant Treasurer paid out $l22,-
100 IN coin interest and %3s0,GG0 in redemption Of
called fve-tweu,ies. The days business az the
sold Exchange Bank covered Gold cleared, $1S,-
G97 900; god balances, S781I33; currency bal
arc.s. $S7J,95I. The principal gold quotations
we're:
.0oglIts fll.3O.ll4s- l00.....1l4s 23o....l l434
iO?ulIi- l.. 0....tli l3J..... lis 3Oj...lif'4
il:.U...I.i-s l-.3j....Ilt3i 2:OU liza
Ihedays business AZ tho United states Sub-Treas-
ury cOmPrised
9oIa receipts. ss3s2l7 % crr'y paynenstl 1872 q
u4vpts. - "a Curry sAi-IUtii, I'LL -
cold ialucr 1855 SEQ CuslJs....... +2j, % 90
curry receipts. %, ,JO< 10
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WIN. II. LEGGErI' SCHOOL for BOYS,
w l,Gl4 BROADWAY.



4 BOYS BOARDING SCHOOL, Media, Penn,
~ ~ miles IRON Palaie pAi, 80 special ai,enihr 70
back ward puI Spc,Lb ear ana pros -"h i ti- 10 =
tag,s private tutoring and ochool room H. E,'s iuor
S,.yor, f,nct, rssg Papis ad it'd AZ 81, iue re
principal ucyoics his undivided etteon 20 ia' e"c a." IS
c,tuc Buin s., EuRsI ami Jun or couIs ~ nb For
aiicss : C. siiJRjifDiE uar,sri \. vi Mrria. Penn.
CLASSICAL INSTnUTE.-Mrs. llarwocd's
y seet FANNY Scaool or Eoang ialea a! i'si B,i
u HINDS's institute for Young Boys, Hemp
~. ftecd IL Supc ir appointment and moderate i.cet.
ERELL International Academy, - Iiedcman-
a. st Berlin, lssa,iome and he,l ay1niar', for Dung
El l;S ~ 1GIc, Is cooper Union NeaYr..
EOGT EDWARD lNseiTUrR. y. Y, for
ladies All g'ane NATL % pr var t'r ol4rl a., Con
Adlacs,JJS t. Ks : %. Ftl .ern. SEPT. b
GOLDEN I'LL SEMINARY for young llllies
NJ B'd court Com Address MISS EMILY NLiS'S
home SCHOOL for YOUNG LADIES, opens
~ Is ii 5 is.1 EA@%BUao ~ 'i'- '' d. % =
HONE INSTITUTE for Young Ladies, Tar
rj'sr r. ~ c9'ar l.a oag ,I WIN 5 n s s
MISC Mss &. ". Mccall, Principal.
JACkSON MILITARY INSTIFU rE, Tarry-
- town, y. y Ao'Iess Rev d. D. JA~hopN Frnc pil
AIRS. ". 6. BRYAN'5 Boarding-ScbooI Tor
IN EoHGg Laie.i HuaNia -. !.
rsUlTAEY BOARDING SCHOOL.-Wh!te
w IIiuo. y. y Principal, y. r. WILLS, tn. d.
zEt~S BULNLEY's BOARDING. and DAY
Va HOOL for You ladies' Iary '"n on IN Hudson.
DARK RIDGE (N. j. INSTfIUTE-For 1ne.
asd b,ar tlpiT. W. Eu'ro Il ANY time end iI rre4
% tEhSKILL q. y MILITARY ACADEMY
i prr lagr; complete ryuIuafiun @rurnde, dtft1
ave ~, n ins iGstais; iiy boarding uli's
DYE SEMINARY Two young ladies nay he
"a admitted 20 ~ va,acicS now existing Address hr
-. J. LIFE, Rye, NJ.
GEWARD INSTITUTE for BOYS and Youne
- Ner, lhIda, orange ,ou ~, v zoo nays g. .a 1l
tut oI, fst y pea, for twenty see r. m liH Nthkn3th
iu. tujIon AGy1,ta suq-IloIs ntintr rGl,i 'p.h5
S.rt. H. SrId i'r rl,''gr~. O.. O.. 0i.t .i.t. \. NJ
fG7nE irving Institute, iarrYtOwn-On-iiudson
uuusul tiy4r'a; si'r DO - eonf i4r or ultr
NONKERS Military INSTITUTE
iortui alag uuya ufel4 e5Ii healthy CAr's;I ~ ne1
BENJAMIN AAaJ -. Dos 80. 6si. i"hacrs y. L
E,scslan77v3.
CIRCTLARS Of several GOOD SCHOOLS
FE 80 parents az ~cbermgrhOrus Box store, a HoA-t
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9Hsirurl!on.
CT y.

Ciy.
4 CLASS for Young GENTLEMEN and Pr
a vaie Irstrlcuon. 1iJ5. il Ash, ~ tset lG,hs,
RCHTECTURAL and MECHANICAL
- DhAWING. iItoF A. COLIN 100 h's"" ay.
MEXICAN VOCAL INSTITUTE, 1913
- Wav,rry piAce.-Ibe ii.Il.ai CUE ~IAIitiEHI.,G
sna sra Tri So b., of distraction founded upon
correct ca ircpcs sceslr. SEM ir ,-.,1iaf.
ANTON GRAMMAR SCHOOL, No. ~
~ Ma s0u ave, between ssh aua a9l-- school LoIrr,
800 a. H. 20 p prospectus sent .n application J. j.
ssoirsertcd rJws city ore, tory bety PAGES 400 a.
4 STATE ELECTRO-IEDICAL COLLEGE,
~ lucorposied approved by tie Governor ionca l,f5
College Circulars "Etrcrcl Afcanln ctc free, address
ALERT ). STEELE. d NJ d. proa, Cooper Union. o. \.
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Ncm '1nblitation5.


NEW CHRISTMAS ANTHEM 10y MildJd.
Cirsi.as n.urih IN q. by Harrison Mn.3rL iTte' -
cents Tubii-nclh by uiis9N CO.. No. : bI'."""5.
4 there has been 80 ltUe sud lady upon
~ the subject terc may be mis- pehcLaiA t'iJHs
certain dnate'1 Fesa'''it 80; e. p ", W novel,
bY acra ~ lacy O. Mobile NIR Al G STA IVA NJ iljN,
author OF sGcG wo.As as "b..sl,' ~ Eroo " Aac.llll
"Nas "lneL etc, and That her fatAsAeis Ire th'se
eartaeH vessels kn0sn among men ~ .
q. W. CARl.EION 60, New-HoIh
A FRENCHMAN'S opinion Of Joaquin Miller
~ ola PsycnoO, H. socalo DIES Nou NcanN loHpes pan
- do not speak Of Iongfcow Of The many others who,
Nnsr tslinIu via has ID the true I ois ~
l!. cl.m lie reason, ns own reception" bi A'l ana
analvz' his creations Eeyct1 - is ne
ruc poet Lis res aa and gar'd ms r"eiiF
sIut c H. a. DvId in 80 a. id az cJpt hcDsiNo
d,sciipo l-na.tne ercty concise as - roh az
fun a.. emo Rms a. Vn MiSset q" - No.. ., ...
$50 SOS OF 'TUE SiERRA~," "SONGS OF THE SUN
LANDS THE SNIP - THE DESEAI.' Iniee uul-
tr IL volumes. irire II 90 each. 49,
sod b. al 10 kseiicIsi act pChtlaN Gy tr P9hIhr''
iBEltls B..Jr-iLit' Bsloi.
pEULAH, the novel, IL very god novel;
INT .s uosel iNFLLICE Is better 10Y tie same author
g. W. CAkL.ION - c., PHJ!sAes
FNTZ. the novel. is u very good novel; but
1 the novel INFELT L is better lby Tie same antCr)
CIV. CARLETON < Co, Publishers.
r. THOMAS great Song MUST WE
y. TllEN MEET As STA tGEK~" with ,lersut VIZ
uet. Price 40c s ~ ever, here A's9 an q Lei
Sic Drcan \ ,ln," g Lamotues Belt' waltz C,oi
Won Iilow Aarcle Hi"rmq Ic." DC
PUBLISHED ~ DIT 'oN & Co, III Broadway.
NgACARIA, the novel is Il very COED move !;
M bt the novel INFE ICE 81 Dctter (Dy the same auth NJ
6. 81. Carleton * co, Publishers. =
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Laf.. BIN 4 miss.1 81 s2s
Han. ~ &. NJ. lstA 30
Cove. P.&A.. o.I.i03b =
Glove, PA. N.B.l0l y -
x. 81. x TOi. Bs,o. .iOl2 %

e ccys Pss S ShiIS2 al ln x,l 81 e.
H. 81. x TOl. B,,s. .iOl's |
We hear that Messrs. Wallace & Co. Of Now-Or-
leans, one Of the largest dry goods housos IN the
South have failed with liabilities Of $3.50 000 and
assets of about SJ000O0. There are also reports Of
the failure Of o prominent dry goods hoaso la Bos-
ton.
The earnings of the Lake Shore and Michigan
Southern Railroad for the month Of October a. un-
officially reported. compare with the earnings Of She
previous two years a. fo!lows:
1873. 1874. 1875.
Gross earnings Tor oct s1sJ.IS6 sl5s9l97 sl,35970o
The Bank Statement compares az follows with
former returns:
''7'' O'P..''~ b".'' 'V:6'' ''"'.'''' 'sTe
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NEW LAW BOOKS.
LITTLE. BROWN C Co.
Have Just Pg,i.sled

billiard On THE LAW OF TAXATION. svo 81
The only Americas Treats, on tile important sabcct
BISHOPS COMMENTARIES ON THE LAW OF MAR
RED WOMEN. Vol II. syo Sc Completing tho work
BIGELOw OK THE LAW or ToRTs. Leading eases on
he Law OF Tors. $40. 60.
REFERENCE INDEX TO TIE Revised STATUTES
or THE UNITED STATES Fr'm the statutes TO soction'
By Darius Lyman. Royal $40. II 20.
UNITED STATES DIGEST. Eo. Y. New scrie3. An
uua Digest for 1874 ROYAL Sc. Vols VIII aud INp
frt series vii ready in November and Deco beT.
re exceeding pI.,e OF great AMI indispensable wO.k
brings within reach Ct every Drac,icag lawyer
% Wasliurtor-t., Boston.
ST. ELMO, the novel. is q very good novel;
= but thc novel INFFIICE Dr. effort y the same au orl
q. w. CAoLLi1N q Coz Publishers.
TINE CHILDREN TREASURY or EN-
GnlSlt rJN"s, e,ed aun -ed 3D. irtn.is tirtf
P.iv.i,s F1fr 81 Ice toitn isti-f.t i-H,t s..1-il
EATa viii Bc ryaay AIi itDAl Nov p; Price al De-
II A.. % place, Nc.-York
WASN'T, the novel, is Il very good novel !;
lu Ui- bowel ~ FiLICf m better iy tie same a'tol
W. IAEILIuN ~ 60, pubI-ir,t
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Qcacher5.

A Ii wanting TEACHERS, schools, or Pupil3
LADY dosYes - learn wdter-colors or
"a crayou pointing ciiars &c G,-nth, French, -ns1
III. on odrat- ns stafr Address g. D.. x % tribune
Uptown Uhc- ~ Br aiwiy. "
4 GERMAN lady desires pupils for Music /;
~ lgllv recommended iruf $500 ana brilliant pei
former terms so So Dor Address A. t., D1s
80 Tribune tptoan Omee l,2j7 HFosi"a..
A FRENCH lady, professor Of singing and
n nj nor own .arrrl.- Sitr. ~ lrnt a pleasant
win or i,i,noi' w. asi5s "a goqli TX T. teach ia part
pawn Mt. Addrsas 4. v, Tribune pto"n Oihee, l-.7
broadway.
4 LADY from Hanover, where the beat ADD
~ rui German IS r'seu, t'acrr ~ van ~ schools has
ton. Lera.ur, a4i Composition tas5 cs he tnIfi I'f
reading The German c sc- Address d. a., Box - Hblne
Uptown Ufnct, LBS Boad"aJ.
4 LADY desires a pleasant ROOM with fire
~ ard iuar q respectable fam Is, 10 return Ter pstrr
ton H. sny 81 iloa tn,on,a arts Painting +
frr,nt MS traits era, dies choice
and h..r oa sl.E cuerg cuUTo cry, ,rs. rug
hv Charts gid a variety h-Ia psa- lessons l,rn At
lsrtics' residence. Actress ar-. 81 T. - Mr.i lt -
GOVERNESS-A lady competent t. teach
~ the 3hLlsh branch Fcn'h sui music desi-rs posi-
toi aE .ovprt..s 30 a faulty teacher school
dre.s r. J. v, $50 Montague st. Room i, Er,otivl, N.Y
EERS. MITCHELL supplies sohoos and fam
IA lie VIII Irhc Los. cFti'N 49,, ~ M ~ rps,
c1'1gan sGi irsau spoken TiACHelis al iii-A % W.T.
Sjth ST.
TERS. ANNA RANDALL-DIEUL. Editor OF
y Fac Quarterly E0ruf "us- atl ga Orut EefHC ant
tiHguu Choice tceiu-s" ETC.. ctNs utiratc afd Glass
iH--rurtiun iu VOCAL CULTURE, IA DiNtt aid rf-@
TtfI, ~ . umontqiare
PEACIlTRS SUPPLIED with SCHOOLS and
a schools iud families with Jsseh-is EDrCt .Ip- 81
l. EEAU, p UnoES4 Iate. AA'A RANDALL DEL b.
Manager
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Miscellaneous.
CTRCTLARS Of several GOOD SCHOOLS
~ FE parents az ~chermgrhoras Box store a Hold-
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Tie Phiialelphia stock quotations Of The close

Mr.. William Ward furnishes the following table
II prices Of the prominent gold and silver mining
shares ~ received by telegraph from San Francesca:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-11-23
GOVERNMENT STOCK DEPARTMENT - lO'4 ocLoch
AND ll2 O'CLOCK A. ".
FIRST BoARD-lOrq O'CLOCK A. NJ

,ai,s Of STATE R0nfs-RailrOad BoHfs-B1nk and Raj
l-nn. shrrca-N rnccsg A,ochs. &c.
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-11-23

4 NEW CHRISTMAS ANTHEM by Miiid'd
"a Inst Uul lisiitd. "And there Were ShclarI' hr@
CI.,.as n.ii.n in o. By Harrison Mli.5rL irce, -
cont. Puji-nc1b by uli~JN Co, ~" z BIa'"d5.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1875-10-05

The failure of the Commission to
make a treaty with the Sioux for the
cession of the Black Hills may, after
all, he o without It's advantages.
Many hundreds of miners will be dis
appointed, but they are not the men
who will sit down and pine away over
the failure. Not a bit of it. The men
who have been into the Black Hills
have not forgotten the routes that led
them there and the routes that they
quested them to leave the Hills. They
know fun we'll how To return again
and when to go. They located their
claims, hundreds of them, know that
they are valuable, and have not the
most distant idea to permit the red
men to remain masters of the situa-
ton. or course these men know there
will be some danger in returning to
There vas danger in going there ut
first. Danger has its fascination for
some people, as well a. the power to
deter others and miners are among
those who often court it for the excite
ment it inYokes. Hence we say that
fear of the Indians will not prevent
very many of that class from going to
the Black Hills, this fall and winter,
Uho WW not be diSyOdged by the Siour.
They will run great risks in going
there and in remaining, but they will
go all the same. Gold exists there and
the miners know it and propose to go
there and dig some of it out. This is
inevitable and might as well be looked
at in that light. We do not encourage
anyone to go to the Black Hills. 1t is
not II business or our purpose to do
so. To advise them to remain away,
would only be wasting words upon
them For the Indians they have no
fear. Of them, the Indians have n
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1875-10-05
PROPOSALS..

Sealed proposals for the grading OF
Horse Creek Hin, by the yard, ac-
cOrding tn specifications and estimates
now ON file in the County Clerks
office at Cheyenne, will be received
until Tuesday, October Nth, at two
O'Clock p. M. All bids must he nc
cOmpanied ny security To double the
amount uf the bid. The Commits
siunprS reserve the right to reject any
or all bids. BY order of the Board
of County Commissioners.
G. A. DRAPER,
Chsirman.
AtteSt:-G. B. Simpson,
s22td County Clerk.