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Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1875-05-12

oo'' W. -NulpiltUltue HHIttS SJtl u ullO
6eilonoes Selu Gbriiti erfiillt lit Die
|qllein5 in ienen Gjlieoerl1z Wur5el ialien:
fonn bic non Dem s1tt1i1en Soupte,
oos blc beIeelenocn Gei tier aller ou5cr=
,pdblten 5u0enben in lic iibcrlrdgt, be-
lebt lino. 9uBcrbol6 Der totbolii id)cH
&irAe gibt es nur biirre un5 uniruGt=
bare 3lotigc, neil lie ppn Dem ,ua1ycu
Jfcbltod .ob9crilIsn linb an Cent bic
VrilNtc ocs c>ui9cn 3eGcus feimcu SD
wlll Dir ni0t l0ugncn baD man oucb
BEL ocn Srr9ldubi9en Die muroliihen
5uAenoen Der Ni0Bigfelt. Ser Yilli9f"it
unb ocs 4}it!cios linbct> ia Su>ucileu in
! bDbcrcm Qjrooe oIa bci Ben &otho!itt1.
50 jeoph jcnc Su9e;1oen upn 'bsr @nooe
ocs bell. Gjeiltes niht belcbt }ino, . e.
btben lie lib nic0t iibcr Die Njren5en hes
9{atiirlid)en, ni4t mchr uno niht miiiHer
ruie bic Iu9cnOen, ptl6e sic 5eiben audi
ii6cn, oie obcr fein Heuubtlein pou Gott
babcn; Die &otbolifen ba9e0sn, wcl0e
nit 0urh lno fir Sen Gpttmenlhcn
Stlus G6riltuS wirten heiligen in linn
ibrc 9onolun9el1, inocm lic 0ielelbcu nit
ocr NQcbltenliebe ourtbtrGnfen, uno ]ie. in
6imn1li|d perlponoeln "a"
Sic lpre1en ia uic sic @eijiliten,
n1cine Soa! bod) id tbue 0oS gar 10
q8enige, mas ib fir sic t0ue> niht ollcin
ous 2iebe su Selus, lonoern 5uglei0 ouN
ous 2icbe sur fell. Wtutter9ottes:; hcnn
meine A}utter iagte Su mir: ~~jeocs Gute
lo0e ouS 2iebc SIT Selus uno N}ario
9cl9e0cn, bic es uns lo1ucn peroeu "a"
uno ppn &inobeit ouf geborbtc i6 lp>
nm Sclus uno M}orio wpbl5u9ciollcn
urb wenn iN tagii6er ir9eno etpos llu=
rt0tcs 9ebaDt, 9creoct poer gelprp1cn,
ober ionlt cine PHiht su iben pcr1 1dumt
babe, 10 Bat id lic nor ocmS dlofen9cben
I'm Ger9cbung."
u,0u licbit, ooE oosjc1ige> mos it) &C.
logt, wo6r lit; oenn Die guten Gotboliftn
wirtcn, 'elblt pbne. ooron SIT benfen,
mittcllt Ser &ro1t Der G5nooe - ]Non
ourA bic bciligc 0cppbnbeit urn ibrer
&ino0cit fer - Gutc5. Z"
gei bicien 9Sorteu rieb 1N Soo nit
Dem Niicfcn Der $>ono lcii' lire Nu9cn
uno fro9te 9}un5 uvob Scmono in
Der 9i1be lei ?"" - 9os jun9e Mdb6cn
unt>uortcte nit ~9iciu :" oenn oicS1pe<
itlrn bclonbcn Tcl in Ser UerQtDsfom=
mer, unO Bic bicnItt0ucnbc Nrontcnm6r=
term lcgte IN $)intcrgrIno bcs Goolc.
elmer &ronfcn bos 3u9pflaltcr an. 9o
er9ri{f Sbe toltcno bic 1ono 9iln5iatiuo'5
un0 io9te Su iDr:
nr9Siiie, Ureunoir nciues 0crscns
ooB id aus cincr obeli9cn Tonilie
S0ucocns famine; ou6 poro i6 ulci=
Icm 5ton0e 9cndB fcin llno pornibm cr=
So9en. n"
uS1 permutbete uno beGouptctc cs,"
riei 9lun5iotino lo>uo0l Ser 9(ufje0erin
olS ben &ronfcn 9cgcnii6er: Gic m1rcn
einc Goelfrou. Gcben Gie, ooB ib 9lc0t
botte"
uu9Dre nit 1ucter~ iu6r Sea- fort,
vv1!uo lcrnc npn mcinen TcDlcrn, mic 5jr1
Mdo0cn Die Ser d)riltli6cn &M9bsit
folacn, bci ibren Ncisun9en benc1meu
lollen - S6 mar foum o1tscDn Sabre
aft, nro nod oerMusloge Ser 2eute ,uuroc
i1 fir biibld unb onmutbie crobtct.
M}eine Gltern ,lnO Treun6inen nonntcn
MIDI MIR Die ~iA0ne Soo." 2cioer >uarb
ib mr. 5u eitel ouf mciue @66nbeit,
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1875-05-12

oullluu. ulH meme MtEict aH CVltls-
bat CT lic, nit mir touSen iu btrfen ; nno
M jsnem 9tbeno ton3te ct mit5nir orei-
ntal, nno siuar sum grpben @eroruBe oev
Mdohen meincr 8etanntjNaft.
9ieler jun9e Mouu mo0te eincn 9rc<
Dcl1 Nuiluon6 an 4ferbcn rno prodtUol-
len Gditten lcinrr 9iener 2iprecu
lNjurrten i'm @lan5e. bes eilbcrs uno CT
CAB GeleQid)aIten ,1no Snooen 10 oaB
9llc i'm fir iberous rei0 biclten. Ecinc
MoNlcren crpielcn liN ols bDbjt nobcl;
er lang uuo mAiisirIe mtilterbuft, uno
Mlle licbten uno ebrtcn i'm. Gr beoonn
unlcr $)Ol2 ltbr pit 5u 6clllAen uno iA)
Duloiotc Gm un0 tcltete mcinc Geoanfen
uno Neigun9cn 10 an i'm, bor i'd mcocr
9(uDc norD SSrieoen mebr 6attc, wcnn id
i'm nidt leben fonnte. gr 1elb1t fom
ou6 mir ent9e9en unb lieB lo9or eintS
Nbcns Elm SiQettben Spi10en meine Sim
ger 9lciten; - oenteu Sie ]ib, ,uie meiu
$oer5 po6tc! 9ieb mar Scr Mniono bon
aft meinem 9Heb oenn mare iO Gin
9ottcSIiirtbti9es Mdb0cu 9e,pelen 10
bdtte i6 Dos 8jllet entp:ber ni9t an
ncbmsn, poer, no6oem oics lcioer &C.
ldeDcn mar, cs nit finolitbem @crtroncn
meiner Mfutter einbdnbi9en loQen. SD
be9in9 oic Sborbeit ST i6meiQen >no
ouf cinen 9ebcimen 9lustoulh pon 2iebe5<
bricfen MIDI einsulaNen.. 0pO bic Der
il0noigen ilno beIpr9tcn 9oliitter boteu
liets Elm woNlamcs sluge aui Die 50dtsr
- lbres gSODles luegen - uno 9e6cn
o6t, boB lie feinen Ueblritt tc0sbsn; ais
oober meinca}utter bemerftc, boB i0 midi
Na3tS le9r lpdt Sur9iube be9ob, crtoppte
lie mid eincs 9ibcn05, mp iN lie bcrcit5
in gette >u0bntc, ais itb eben Dem NotiS=
lous (lo nonnte litb mcin geliebtcr) briti t.
lib o,ltuprtete. - = meine 9(un5iotinu>
'uel6e S6onr6tle iibcrf fog MIDI in bic
lem 9luAenbli<(c Ah bGtte gc>uiinl DIT,
oo6 Die Vroc lit9. 01Tncte uno MIDI Der
lcbld19e! Nfcinc N}rtter er9riii baS
Yadct Sriefe bon Notislous, no6m ho5
SiQet> 6ob i0 bercits becnoct 6otte, llno
lo9tc su mir =:
Soo, bc06 oiD SIT gette
EDne eiI meiters5 gHnrt su rtocu, 500
lic lid) in ibr Simmer ;urif SD mar
lpie bonn Y!ib 9etrolicn. (Trrtl fol9t.)
1900 Ger @clcB3cbuno ppn
9N q oN II cts lic9t sur 3cit cine
SitIlDrift por> wprin um ben lDrnli1cn
gSlocrruI oes Gtro oIurtDeils noNsc1uht
'piro> mcIbcs bas &encrolgcriOt ocr y'oi
A{ollo6uHcitS in Sobre 1885 gegcn So
ger SSilliam3 fdllte. 9(ls Grun0 bierfiir
uiro on9efbrt ~bob 9(o9cr 8iQioms
pcgen leiner Sc fiirmortun9 Scr Srcnnung
oDn Stir1c uno Gtoot per6onnt muroe,
-oab jencr Gjrunolot leit0em ols ri6=
tlg oncrtonnt moroen lit uno ben Ser
einlgten Gtoottn III 9robem Nprtbeile &C.
reid)te> uno Oo Is man bober lcinem erjtcu
Seiiirmorter> No9cr gSillioms, 9ereGt
uer0cn miillc." Scr neilono GeQDtcte
miro ii6er bielen lpdtenSri6ut elmer oont=
borer .Nofomncnldoft 1i1 gc>oiB t0ni9=
l6 frcucn.
"Nuitcrn, ouf je0c Nrt 5uberei<
[et su 25 Gents" los neulid) auf eincm
5Nilbe i'll sacramento cine eDrli6 Gin=
iolt pom 2onoe. Ser Monn perfii9te iN
Damn 10 fort in Oos betreiien0e 2otol uno
perscbrte flint Yortioncn III fin fia6 per=
|6ieoener 3ubercitlng. 9onn mari ct
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1875-05-12

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rot9en 1T; unb oa lie 9ons no0 bcr Nrt
Der TreuSeu lpridt, ,per rciB, aus luel=
DIEM 2anoe tic nab 9}om 9etommen lit,
uno ouyh >uclGe5 7Gwere llngliilt tic ci=
ncr lrlNcn 9iot6 Der liel> hob lic, 9lei6
un5 - btn ormcl1 {Srouen aus bem
No!te - Sic Yarmber5i9tcit unO $)ilfc
ocS Spito!. hconipruDcn mubte 2" -
l(No lnocEl lie 10 iproAcn un0 lellGtr
ouh bemerft bottcn, ,uie iromm lie lit
mo nit ucld) grocer Gjeoulr uno fino'
lither @ptttraebcnlcit lie nQ ibr Neb'
uno Yein crtrug, bot'cn lie cine Dobe
| NNtung Dor iGr.
Gints Sooes MN, mu0rcno 9iunSlo=
tina pieocr nit ei11em in bos Nrlenuoller
T 9etouhttn sud- i9vc e(u9cn ousluulNL
un0 ibr oicleIbe 10 Deriib oofiir oonfte,
tonntc lie Gb niNt ent0oIten, cnoli0 oie
&rants nocb iDrem 9iomcn 81 frogen,
um Damn ei>pa et'uas 9idbcres ibcr ieye
2ebens= Gel6ide 81 crfobrcn.
u9Sic ltiBcn lic oenn ei0ent!i(9, mclnc
Qicbc 2"
vN}eiu Same lit Nrigitte, a" ey'uioerte
lie; v"oob man nennt mi1 Sbo, % luie
man bel GuN pertiirst 9fonsla fir Q5io=
ponno uno 9iino fir Gaterina lo9t. II"
rYericiben sic mir Soo >uenn id
neu9icli9 bin - Gie linb jcOo0 fcine
&6merin inocm @ie nid)t nod unlertr
9lrt rc0cn 2"
m9iein, meinc liiBe Gd'uclter, if babe
ni0t ocn Nubm, cine N0nerin ST lcin>
ob9leih. id ld)ou louae in 9tom perlpeile;
id bin cine 91ueoin uno ou5 Gtcf=
boln oebiirti9 "a"
50 wclb Gin Same! 9}on br1ubt
eine crtra oosu 9tmoGte 3un9c, I'M i'm
au5lpre1cn su t0nnc1; uunb lie9t oielc
lire Stopt mcbr oics1 oocr jenleit5
uon Montcfioscone mp id Ner'ponote
bobc, unb no elm l6 gutter 9Scin md1lt 2"
"yGie lit ii6cr 5meitouleno itolicnilbc
2}ieilcn pon bier entIcrnt, uno cs lit cine
o?r bem Yple sundcblt gslc9enen Gtdotc
ocs nDrolir1cn Gurnpu n"
vMtcin Gjott s>ueitouleno Nleilcn !!
NN, wie 0liidliM |inb 5ic, oob Sic cine
10 peite Neile ous5uIiibrcu pcrmo6tcn !!
elbcr oprt pbcn mub e bp0 leDr iolt
icin llnO oona loatc man mir, 10 fern
in jtnen n0rolihcn linotrn gabe es feline
GDyiltcn nelr 2"
nvGic i;uo Gbrilte opO - ST ibrcm
gr9bten ltn9lijdr - linb lie teinc &otbo=
littn." u"
vllro sic ollo, mcine Soc, Ge iinb
ou0 ttinc Notbolifin llno bo0 lino
Sic 10 gut, Nn0 5ic bctcn 10 on00btig
Die Gcbete nit Den G6lpcl tern, nno ouh
ollein bctcn sic INNER !"
1a itredte Die quite Soa sic 1onb ous,
un6s inocm lie un6er toltcte fano lie
bag Ge liAt 9tun5lotlno's, uno lie bc9oun
IS 5u ltrei0eln uno lo9tc better:
~~Oteinc 9elc9netc So@ter uie lit es
n1D9lid6, tein &otbolif 5u lein, 'penn liD |
inter eud T0mcrn : . cole @etlcn linben>
wIe Die oeine lit uno wenn non Die
Triid)te lolNer 5u9enocn, lolAer @ottes. ,
uno 9iQdjFenlicbc liebt? gSdre i6 nie4t
bereits, @ot! lei 9ont &otbo!ifin i1
,uirbe es ou9en6lidlih luerben, .leit itb bei
nir bin, 10 jung on ou6 bit, uno ih ein
1plGes Witleio fir cine frcnbc Trau
loD> bon lpeldcr ou tpcocr ben 9lomcn
np0 oos @aterlan0 fonntelt; un0 bod
noDnjt on 0ib nit older 2ie6e uno
New-York tribune., 1875-09-13

| CIRCULARS Of several GOOD SCHOOLS
X Ia. schcEeThorns Doo store II Pond St
New-York tribune., 1875-09-13

IMAGES distinctvely Roman The "amiable DREAM" ss
DR. Cran' su.prsnSy nS 1Ss IL OF & effort in broad
daylight, ard with too numerous afoowlng 10 De poon
now hat has to m"gs ID ar e
formidable effort to make out ease for Rome hat Wou
Errins Sister to the Church of England, Qualities
quito eminent in great Anglican diyines zoo yes
ago had been brought % TO S canossed 81 % to be vain
by those who have tried H. This is me meaning o. Sc %
isson On the part OF the Bishop OF Brrchin, which IL
WY, then. should not the Bishop Of Western New,
York ank GCa THAT some am 'ss mas his
labor hS has strussiyH, is r o@' ,n5S his conSic
tons were undoubtedly sincere and thcroneh, ,s My
should he not address plea for Concord even %
almost questioned his oeci None will resist II who
have withdrawn with Dr. Pusey, or who never %
aid congratulate him that in his rural simplicity l anu
comparative solitude, on the beautiful SHORE, o ="
opinion and feeling that perpox wio dwell in ciies Is
and n:nae in the throngs Of men, i can olS o s"2 y,
ms to meet persons Whom We have long known anl loved
had strongly to regard or W!sieg 90 Inh % ,t
of whose III tcranccs have been ~ guard' ahu hu A
So uncertain 80 confused or nonconmtal. 50 full o I'M.
pcatons when IL was just the moment 10 say pn",n .v
pa'hy with this give my whole heart to tlai .h a. ~
mere manness OF srl and true n cona not
iut ory out What do You meant Where do yod stand
What YOU aiming atf Where are you go!lgi .,or5
The position now vacated hy Dr. fusey IN. ms d,o III
the Richmond OF this strife la lsrH IL II noo ai,
the value of may have been only "dir'n nt ,n Es
Loc,caly il is: may il prove so i'll the event AT any
rate. am heartily glad TO hear Dr. Hopkins. tnoutm III
niay seem Ia him only dream" OF stare, uiiitc
with the bishop In saying, "rLo war is over! Let us
have peace 10 which end lot us not Keep M go isr
skrmsning over the merits of THIS or ne Gnef ocer ger
engaged the II is agSrieved let hlp ASK loi
court-nartal willie those OF US WHOM any a"s % nTt
call to take sincerely hope and pray ,.a n1nooy ~
need be c,sered SJch Is ~ least to hearty WISH VI
who, to those who are fl1L,st apart IN th,s m;'r
may YET sign himsCn iHiLND'
Bwgdio, July 20. 1870
New-York tribune., 1875-09-13
Ncw i)ahlirations.
ITO THE BOOK TRADE.
Mcssrs. JAMES Il. OSGOOD & Co.
Announce to The trade that they VIII hold

Mcssrs JAMES Il. OSGOOD & Co.
Announce to the trade that they win hold
SPECIAL AUTUMN SALE
o. Their publications commencing W2DA ESDAY, september
IL, 1875. and closing WEDNESDAY. October 90, lo'1
Durlnr this neriod Of FIVE they will Offer their entire st
at extra rates discount; THIS SPECIAL SA liz will noluce
not only all their STANDARD snd POPULAR BOOKS but
also their NEW AT PUNN PUBLICATIONS., inclu-.ng new
books b. LONGFELLOW, EMERSON, LOW ELL WHIT
TIER BRYANT, BRET HARTE, sTEDMAN, BAYARD
TAYLOR. HARRIIT HOS2IEE, HENRY JAMES, jr,
TROWBRIDGE, JULES VERNE, NiuLLEf-LkDUC W.
Il. GREG and others. together with many novelties III te
way of Holiday Books especially the superb illustrated kdi
ton OF Whittier's Holiday poem
MABEL MARTIN,
And many reissues and new editions. including entirely
new edition OF the works OF
NATHANIEL HAWTHORNE
NEW MINIATURE SERIES,
to be known
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penaau 10 LITTLE CLASSICS whose unparalleled success
is 10 well known TO tine trade.
Messrs. JAMES Il. OSGOOD & Co.
VIII not contribute to any Book, Fair, Trade sale this
Catalogues containing TIE terms of the sale and covering
Nee=rs OSGOOD & Cos fa Ist ot Publications and no."
Autumn BOOKS arc ready for the trade.
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tended beyond october 90 ha da;e IS osoocd
& CO. rates OF discount trade viii b. Tie same as here
toioIe.
For Circulars and Cata,ogues, address
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New-York tribune., 1875-09-13
EX-SECRETARY MCCULLOCH ON FL
G NANtE.
NOW READY ~
TIE TRIBUNE EXTRA NO. 90.

NOW READY IN
TIE TRIBUNE EXTRA NO. 20.
Eleven Letters ron London ~ TIE rRIH,Nr
T. THE FINANCES OF FKANCF-RECU PE-tATIEE
POWER OF THE NATION.
H. FRENCH FINANCIAL POIICY-tLEMENTS OF
NATIONAL PROSPERITY.
III. NATIONAL DEGTS- BORROWING MADE EASY.
~ NATIONAL ARMIES-THE MAIN SOURCE OF
NATIONAL DEBT.
v AMERICAN CEEDIT ABROAD-WHY 1T Is NOT
HIGH.
VI PARTIAL OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES DIsHoH-
EST POLICY.
VII BAD FAITH or sTATEs-Irs EFFECT UPON
NATIONAL CREDIT
VII. BONDS PAYABLE IN GOLD-HOW CONGhES5
MEANT TO PAY TIE BONDS.
IX THE INDIANA CONTROVERSIAL FAITH OF
TIE tx +SECRETAEY'S STATE.
X THE PAPEp MONEY DEEAM-INFfATION-
PANIC AND REPUTATION.
XI. EVILS OF PAPER NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. RE
SUITS OF THE SYSTEM
A LETTFR FROM TIE HON. RKVRBDY J0HSeoN ON
THE NATIONS CURRENCY.
FxSocretary McCuoc and MI Jolnsons Letters appear
THE TRIBUNE EXTRA NO. 90
Gent by mail postpaid 10 cents per copy Twelve copies
for 81. Address ,, nv r,,,,,,r, ,, xh
NEW MUSIC.-Fathcr Bring Home Your
u hight! words by Mrs Il. 4. kidder; lIuSc
by W r. S6erw.n and best Temperance song 10
cents mailed. HORACE WATERS SONS. Isl broadway.
New-York tribune., 1875-09-13
Jnstrurtion.
For Young Ladies-City.

RSoVXRpfNG AND DAY SCHOOL FOR YOUNG
LADIES AND CHILDREN. ,,.
Rev THEoDoHE IRVING. LID. Rector Il Went
,ss Ga's Tr the ,tady ynS o. nsa1s fns sD
history with readings best authors will begin IN
Eoyember His class tho historical and critical STUDY
OF the Fine will begin al the same ine; AL,
nd anss "Ia nss ~ val, yes of such course.
A Specia al Department for Young Boys ~ ,o-.
The Fall Term opens Wednesday, sept ~ Isro ~ M 49,.
For circulars Information apply To the Rector NO III Wee'
Thirty secondst, New-NOrA --------
TI'IIE MISSES PERINE, r M
OPEN their BoAhDiNG and DAY SCHOOL 'or young
moms % pupils reasiyei irou Monday until Friday.
VAN NORMAN INSTITUTE, founded 1857,
This ENGLIsM CLASSICAL FRENCH and GEkMAN
FAMILY and DAY SChOOi. Tor You've LADIES' with
KINDERGARrEN department. VII reopen on TIL ItsDA Ah
Sept 3O 1873 For fn information send Tor Catalogue Inc
Principals viii be AT home aiieI sept :, 1919.
Mre - VHfa;iiLra VAS NonMAY, rrne'pa"
a WEST 39TH-ST Home and Day school
~ i.sANNA G. BRACKET and Aiiss IDA NJ ELIOT
TmUKSDAY SEPT Tor information or circulars apply at
For Both Sexes-Cit7
ERIENDS' SEMINARY, on Ruthcrford-place
For Girls. School reoens on the 1th INST trln
cipa IN ait, ndance and circulars nrafitd a 1 son
HUGH kOJ LIKE, Principal.
EEODOR THURM's' GERMAN-AMERiCAN
INSTITUTE for Young Ladies and Genrincn -! so!
sept boys received bn@ tcfs ey ihe fi1bcpa
Commercial AID Classical ~ Lients hin'icrgiil dn
Training Class nd,r; a;i,Iels " tchses W
furte sismund ha.faann, A. Ei9!rr Is calhian' j. W.
Fab.I. Dr. =. IUss'r. Er. :. kracEONiAer
New-York tribune., 1875-09-13

yEANTED-A WRITING TEACHER in q
w ladies' school. AdGr 80 IADAAE, t.ibi1e oifce
Snc. and 75c. A LESSON, Ia French Ger
JU man. and spanish Adults aht chlirea enselsc 20
In three months by new syst' cal oo OF Ai
dress Prof WOE DE3M,N, l263 B-osh"aJ bets cen 5l
3ZdStS
New-York tribune., 1875-09-13
Dd;cirq Gcaoemieo.

SgR. TPFNGKs ACADEMY or DANCING,
IA LYRIC HALL, 6rJLAVk.. RtS EtNolK NQt AXE.
Ieopcns Eth inst .aA&S HEDL CED ss.G .or circular
New-York tribune., 1875-09-13
Dcntl5trp.
il,art!e au3 Slate Iilag.els.

HASONI & IS0LA, -
STEAM MARBLE and GRANITE WORKS
li6 ~ l53 W. 81 i0tp s., near broadway.
Monuments MaBtgls. Affairs, tsur@ l4ny, M.Js seosst
Sc Importers from sud manufacturers IA i;y oi MAJ fos
work of every t'css gptiOh.
VHT ID. & A. ). NiCH0I.S.-250 entirely new
w designs nagpir slate and Wood hanteis ManuisD.
turrrA iron Cstg H. 1xtures, Icne., crates We.tasA
Vans ec Whoea!r ana lL send :or catalogues TS ~S
son ST., opposite w,.thsL
New-York tribune., 1875-09-13

NEW MUSIC.-Fathcr Bring Home Your
~ Money Tonight words by Mrs Il. A. Kidderi mus
by W. SGerw. rhe latest and best tenperance song 10
New-York tribune., 1875-09-13
Edw Grbools.

CITY OF NEW-YORK UNIVERSITY LAW
~ SCHOOi~The annual session hee1ns "o' :, SO TIE
course IN c1pJl,tc year, Stta aduttea to
ADVANCED stainp written well o1ai examination 10
invariably rrqrd of every cSndate for adrpTe For cir
eulirs apply 10 ~. H. MART ~ 4i Er.i"ay, or d. IL
JAGU, :. Secretary. % Clau Dersst
COLUMBIA COLLEGE Law SCHOOL,
" Thc EIGHTEENTH hNNTAL TEIsyi ~ this iDsttn.
ton ,yl commence Jcncs OT al Jones
st and Ialayotteplace IN this city on WEDNESDAY, Oct
g. AID will contl.Us mill Isy l3. 1876.
Jh cour,e of .in.Taces years. The degree Of
Bachelor Al b. conferred upon stu1: vino pofsuo
The il carrFe and yass t,ic lhirei eIlsiil Ion.
FuI Catalogues cO-tA... - MI infoFtnat afireSs a.
Grt a. ,ont5st TIiiOD lFsh v" ~ ''',i
New-York tribune., 1875-09-13
GRAND CONSERVATORY of MUSIC
w OF THE CITY or NEW-lORk,
u y ~

Cbctvran Si,tc-rth and s. yrn:ccuth ats)
close ~ the Dlrec'nr
INFORM his patrons sl the pul IN gtnsrsl ma. Do
full seq suu OF the RAND CONsEi.NhrORl OF Nj SIC
WILL COMIEEGb SEi:. !, 1870 -
Puys should ap;y rOpc7 as siiica atCn
III. CONF iisf VIII comprise 81 tThe5 o. FaI
ard nsrnontal l,sc n.si1a Compositions, and fore sn
languages. 49,.
NJ. rl4rs,I. tie amateur Orchestra. which were 50
favoraolr last Winter viii D. rinded dfd a'' He
lr,.ut.s . u,.i-ir.l sci,-icr.
so IS b, a., pp OF conservatory lectures alter
n.clv HCrE. ooo
WORKS, IL ryaa5ls 10 all puIi.,.
New-York tribune., 1875-09-13

THE MANAGEMENT OF TIE GENERAL THEOLOGICAL.
sEMINARY-THE BISHOPS ABSENCE FROM THE
rprsTrps, MrElING-ruE BISHOP OF BIECHIN 5
New-York tribune., 1875-09-13
gn3trnrtion.
For Both Sexes-Countrv.

For Both .Sexes-Countrv.
CHAPPAQUA MOUNTAIN INSTITUTE
Boarding School for 10th under css Of the Society
Of Friends. Heathy location. Terms mo'crste.
" T. G.. COLLINS, A. NJ. Principal,
Chappaqua, Westches cr 60. ". Y.
hEGARMO Institute, Rhinebeck, ,Dutchess Co.,
for both rs' class Boarding school For Cat
aogucs add ss above PRINCIPAL Jas a DE GaraoAa
L,ORT EDWARD INSTITUTE, ". Y, for
ladies' and Esniiomen-sI9t por year for All and Com
mon English To prepare for college Tor busrss and ox s
AGdressJOs v. KING. DID, Fail Tern. Sep. 2.
EE's HOME INSTITUTE, n boarding school
for Nyack the Hudson. "OPENS sept 2.
Studies academic primary Expenses $3.50 peg year
extras. ReereDcrs Patrons ard cergyEen
CT. AGNES's SCHOOL, Albany, y. Y.
- The Right Jev william Crnswcll Doano. Principal ard
pector sisr Helm Head Of tie House Mis-, e. W. Boyd.
Head OF the SchOJi. -
the -ix; year woen Thrrsisy, Sept %. The school
car receive pupi- thoroughly firOod In tie Charge
OF competent sHd under tho c0D,t'n I"roua over
sight o. tc .o. The erms $50 Cl 20 school year
xl5 entrance fec Muse Gni psyJHs tn only "Xtras.
npy for circars admission, "a Bishop Dosne 70
Sister III ellen, Albany, " Y.
Miscellareou3.
CIRCULARS of several GOOD SCHOOLS
X FRF pa. schcgu,eborns Boo store Il Pond St
, 1875-07-08
EEH TELEGRAPH ENTERPRISE.

Sjf'ia! Btj.J{fh to lht LHtet1' IY1aune,
sss F1Ascisco. July 7.-rhero has boeu in.
corporated hero To-day hi association OF our
principal capitalists utllor tho namo OF tho Ma.
tional Telegraph Company. for tho purpose of, a.
stated in their articles pf incorporation, 1.-The
construction, conduct and maintenance Of to1c.
graph lines bctvoeu tho C,tios at Now York and
Ban Fsaucisco aud between SAID cities and
al oslor principal Giles and towus IN tho
United Sta,os mud iu the Territories tlurv
pf. an1 III tho DuMiuion VI CANADA,
a'il h conl,uos l'y sal1 telegraph, iiucs Of
Has principal cities antl tow1.A N,tll caul u,o;,'
Tho estltnascd lengt!, OF tho ne III rs. 100 niles.
Tho capital III e25 0Du, ,0op. Of which $7,51p 0lj
Aaa bcaia h1lEaclibcI. a,1a 1D per ceut aI,ca,lv
rsld III. The namos pf tho flint hoard Of III
rcctors aro a1lcaaeI Aoosc. Calvin II. kellogg,
Jaulcs IT, Koone. faAun u. Ati4ursau. Will! M,
slsasnn, tAe now United States Senator from
Nevada, William Bur|ius, and Alfred 4. Cohen,
Thcap gcntlc5ucr. arc la1ong our heayleat
u'oneycl men. ana their 1gErrSatc belongings IL
U00 UuD.
, 1875-07-08

Company G, Two1fsh Infantry, has been re-
loved from duty At Fort Hall, 11aha aud or
dered 10 Arizona.
Capt. A. II. Bainbridgc. Company A, Four
tcon:h Infantry, las been ordered to For. Hail,
Idaho, 10 Earrltou tint pu;t4t. I1o left Camp
Douglas, near Salt Lake City, eli toate mtA his
conlmnnd. some slino laht seok.
Liout. John g. Eourhc, Abode. Cau,r to Gen.
George crools, commanding the Department of
tho rlAste. returned to Omaha last weoh. IIo
has bech connected with tho Iilac Hills e1pel;-
tton as Typographical engineer, and yyoH ilat-
trrlnt: accounts OF the henusfas OF tia country
and tho prevalence Of gold in some lncal,t,os.
Leave of hhscnce for twenty aara lay hoen
granted Lion.. Charles 1Ihy, Twenty-tl1ird lu-
t&ntyy.
LIEUT.. Gustavo Fon nluclscr, tTwouty-aecond
Infantry, has resigned AiB cotnsulyblon in tbs
atny.
Lieut.. George r. Towle, Ninr.ce:..ll Infantry.
Inns heen ordered 10 Jain lis conlrnuy Ill tho Do.
rartnleAs Ut tho Missouri,
1lR| James Il. Nochn IaymRBter has bcc,,
aafH'gaea to duty in the Dti'a1tnvnt Ut Uuh-
iornia.
Lieut.. a. " Grccly. Fifth Cavalry. has hec,,
HH"ici,ed 10 duty III charge Of the construction, u
tue military teiegrapl-linca in TcAaa aud New
Mexico.
Loaye OF abscnco fur ono mont!, l.as bcc,,
E1antc! to Capt. Frederick Yau yliet, THRU
Cavalry.
, 1875-07-08


Although TOR tho TIM 'hu1,s cremation has
ceaaa4 tu pnEAEe thn atteutlou of EnElaI, poo
pc, tho terribly caHe Ma4p mt by tbs urau,slu,-
sIa asa!i'st tl!e uxiht1nE tiodn Ut serllturo Las
tnupeoI Dir. Seymour Haarn to SUGGEST . reuo-
dy which. without shocking the nsryos OF tito
osersenattiyc. should romovo from tho modern
System Of intrrmeut tts luoat oLtcc.tppsblo fea-
tases: II il neodlosa ln th!s place 10 roraplt-
!au tho arguments with Which Lit. Aoynlolr lIa-
don has supported what i.c conrldors ratler
qHcnslY liz haH lsDpounael thu Ioy-
t!ino tint tho RESOLUTION Of human clay into lis
elc'nontnry Substances is an operation Which ia
% innst 4u'taly; aud, tholotoro' Loss performed
WtisN tue dead sse allowed to cou.n la.o ln.s4o.
a1asn cortast with that great dssinlortaut :
contact for q long period, aud sl,et. Piled il.
sauIss or cataooInh' arrnst tlo working ui
lluturnl laws fas Ill iuAelintso period. Iii, Huy-
mnnr 4l::dns Aau, thurorors, psupoae. flat
wts'.!ea cpt,ls'o 10 abollale4, aud lila, Autnuu
1+E.t t:.a s":e!,t By Punishable materials shall 10
IT ORG, subjected to lilo dlslnfectlug and assu-
lat!n8 aut'on OF mother earth. To effect reform
Of tlsls kluq It il, abavo all thtngs. neoossary 10
accustam tho pnhlio miud 70 tito psoposed iu-
NoyAtlnu, and to this eud tho Duke OF SutIler.
land opened tho gardeus Of Stafford House yos-
tsldaY afternoon 10 afford tEae public view Of
TIC Nlsscr ootll.,s rather suagosted al step III
tho riEht dIrecalan tlan deliberately p1apoaod,
~ tho bss possible persstaaho collins. aaou al.
tor o'clock tho stately garden tusraco was oo-
cnpiea " crowd Of visitors. {u,pallea tAithpT
either by taellol. scientific Ndur, os simple
Of Sutherland Win lii: Seymour Hadoa
lhms9lf. freluontly callod upon to ex.
pound tho Merlta OF tho system 10 grouus
uf ladtes. Tho cases themselves, retaining
Tor Bope inekpc&ble seaaon tho ominons
enough ~ construction, tho objects aimed Al 10
Ing obylOuHly sufficient strength To keen tor.th.