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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1875-01-20
"a 9r. 3. 6. Wsogiton,

Maatotsensss 9r. gin $slI,a sdLax,s.
aShne n,erneu bnrdhaus obne SthmerSen nit 0iife
oes aad5saies ausse5osen; saHss geeis nit @amz
agns Os ME $40 anO pGeH0 ss5ast1ii; nit
Ststsm CSoioe ouf cine uor3iisliie Weie geiuut 81
auo boSer. gsronen werosn ,uobltbnn, bier eor3n@
ps e 9Gs9s Sa DE ssr SSs< sSsn<
,Tr,neifIuft nid,t ibertroTfen merben tonnen. Die
syrse fuo e1r nieors, uno piro alie @rbe't saranz
t.irt. Sqs G5eIhdit lift Bu ieber Seit asotnet.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1875-01-20
Set Or : 8ricIter 6erOemanu 1T
0lttf(onc herfct,t

Bbiln6elpbia, 10. lSauuar. - Die
Grauoz Sltrp bat oen Gr=Brieitcr Der ct. SO
nifaciuS Sirbe uegen llutcrihleii8 inanflogc
periekt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1875-01-20
gSerbaftmt.a etmea u 9rSers.

YA1IaD eI p bt0, ID. San. .,yBll
6u9hes, alias Jack the warrior, elm Gin
BREEDER pnn $rpFeiRon. tuntOe geitern abepo
oil ger Gde Der i, mo 95aiubrloge SE, aui
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1875-01-20
TeSern, Weatrasen uno 8etten
Gbarles 9naanbtr & SSbarn,
~. DS yxI Icyt g2rNftffrose

III. -, XYGW> VIutIWrWHE,
ndbe Der Bride.
5000 Yiuno berbefen @duefeoern, rein un0 trodsn;
ebenio Betbmiuih; Comforts, 8lantets.
Saar=, Sprin9= nuo putt Watrasen, oorrdtbis
ooer anf Yfitennns gemaht; aud aIle Reparatuten
aufs Bette bsior9f.
aRobeln aller slrt sepoiitert obet umssbeliiert.
9onnge5, Sopbas unbSeIieln uorrdtbis; aaq) Ha,J
Orbtr 9emabt e6er reparir Sn Den bipi9teu teileI.
(Squ2G 4 2Vitef
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1875-01-20
z. RAINE, Proprietor.
GnropaiI@c &abclbcri9tc.
7ruttdjIauo.

I 1cutlmioHo.
SCrliH, 10. sam. - Yer Sndlot upH
Yaoerbpru uurbe hcutc nadl Der 6eiiuu9 gSc.
| ici ab0ciiibrt, no CT iHhoitlrt uerbcn miro.
| @nsInno.
| Eonbou, 10. San. - @lu bon Den aCrS,
tell iiber Den Brinien 2eopolO beute 9iadmit-
| tag bcrous9egebeuCS Siillctin bcrid)tet, bnB
nerlelbc clnen ncucu SlutitltrS 9cbabt babe.
Canon Stn9Slcp Iiegt I'M Sterbtn.
| Sonoon, 20. san. Der SuItaub oCS
| 8rinSeu SeopolD bat iid) nod, nidlt Qebeiiert.
| GS III lldler, OdB, mCnu bcm SluturSc midi
| Glnbnlt gotham mlrN, Der RrlH; lterbCu mR.
Der 9lr;t Cir 9S. Gul berid)tet, ooB Ga
non Singslcp ourdl Die yungcn @ntjinoune
| iebr erid)0pit lit, baB lcoodl 0oiiuunQeu eui
lelue Nteberberltelluug uOrbanoeu iin0.
Gin 9amPier mitsIHcn am @pro iua abridleiu=
ildl nuter9c9anacH.
VouOOn, 20. San. Dan ucrmutbet,
oaB Der britiihc 9Ompicr ,,ScrQr :" uon
SpeIid uad) GarOiff unterpe9S, NIT alien om
Sor0 bcfiublldcn Ecrioncn, % nu Ger 3obl.
unter9cgangcn 1T.
SranfrcidI.
Fdrt@, 10. [Sonlar. - Ter ,,Gourlcr DC
Paris" berdtct, boB enc Delegation oeS
SarliItcu. @omitc'8 i'll 2nubou uadl SpanieK
obgerclit lei, I'M 9ou Carlos baron iuNennt,
NIP III icbcn, DoB bic cngllidlen Sanfen, nit
Otnen hic Snrilltcn 2tulclbc a6gcid)loIIeH nor
Den mar, lld) mttgcrteu, mettcyc 3ablungeu
i'll mnd)cu.
8ariS, 10. San. - Der Ssdbyratb pnn
Nt0rieille lit bon Ner 9luaibunQ clner 6unf
toncn iuSpcnOirt mOrNcn.
Spauieu.
20t brIo 10. san. - Or SCfthtShabcr
Der Dor 3Nr1u; beiiuOlid)en lpaulid)eu 5ruus
peunbtbeiluug bat Seitbl crbaltcu, leler
5taOt ciuc itmcrc 3iihh9mg ougcbciben III
ldiien.
Dtobrio, 10. San. - Der S6ni0 1T mad,
Der 9lrncc NeS 9torocnS nbgcrcii't; er nai
beutc 2lbcnO III @uaOoluiara eiu Sn 6Olqc
Der ulclcn @cmolttb0teu 9egeu Sabubesienltete
uno Der Seid6Olguug BON SobnSiigen bat
Ole 9tcglcrung bciDhlcn, ltoeu beudiineten
Sarlilten, pcIdler i'll Der 9tGbc eiuer Gilcu,
bobn cr9riiicn mlrN, III CridIicBen.
Der Ntur0uiS DC SeOmur III sum Grdiiocu=
tell Der pauild)en 9ommlliiou auf Der Ybila.
bepbia'cr BeltNuSltcllnug erHamt moroen.
DC a OriO, 10. [ian.-GS beiBt, Spanien
merbe Seutihlauo oeu pollen gStrtb Der
Srigg y@utau" iammt yabuug mo elmer
Srofe beSNblcn, iclbft i'll Oem 6olle, oaB eS
BON Den SNrlilten ncn 8ctrNg nd)t tiuutreis
ben uerno9.
Sirfci.
~ leHr ~. &uH.-0tt tHrtllde U(llilttr
oe8 2luSmGrti9cu hat me9en Der Scuuideluu-
gen, mclde iuiOlge Der Bobgor;Ba 2lfiarc
eingcueteu fnO, abgebuutt. Die @olitif
ietneS 9ta6iolgcrS pro UcriObnli6er ieiu,
ollte icOod Elm Gonilitt uupermeolid mer-
Oen, 10 nuO Scitreidj beitrebt iein, oenielbeu
ani Die englteu @reuicu Sn beidlrGufeu. .-9ie
Dionteuegriuer i'll 5riclt uuo GouitOutinoptl
bCreitcn Iid) Sur 6cimtcbr Dor.
Dlarft mno @0rIc.
&on0on 10. San. - 0aS gScttcr 1T lit
8auS @ugluub iueiiclboit. - Die 9iSconto-
0fute betrdgt in oHeueu Ntarfte 3g Bro,., (
uiebri9er ais Ole Sautrote. .-Gouul8 92g-A
fiir @clo uno 8riei. SouoS 'G5Cr 107l;
ser 1074; neuc Eiiufer 1929.
EipcrpnOl, 10. 5an.- SaumuoQe X.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1875-01-20
Erfiqruua,

Da Elm @erabt in Der Staot cirtnlir oaB mir aus
serfGuien um unier 9eihdt au5ugeben, 10 er5reilen
mir bieie @cIesenbeit, inn uuieren 8unoen uuS bem
Imb!ifurn ausiSeisen baB iuir uuier @etdit II d
aujs eoen. ionesrn nur MeMtt,snbaars rs,n,i sum
ZEN Sisir bQbeu $50 Saar9efette pom $3.50 bis S15
nro Stiid, peldbe mir Sum aotenpreie abaien ier>
ner 5000 orps riSsttss gu 80 eeuts une tbcurer o'
Saarbirifen. 8dmmen IL. Yarfimerie'n. Wfan ipredte
soor in gr. e., eertnstouirase, nno beebe fib bic
.gB1aren SeGuueeeL
r.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1875-01-20
gytan fauje Singers

1t7ih UuG WWuG(tu uStWEts"Isvs"s~S
NM ,ane ole Hepuratureu belor9en Don
""' '"'> +. ~. gStlo,
oeutihes Sci b dft
lsur,1t5 .19gs,ss) Er. 81, gSeitsSaltt.norenr.
a7- Dian fanu .rsenb cine 3dbmalbine. oe man
,uiiuidt. fir irseuv einsn l3sitraum m'et9en' nno
man erbalt itets cine 'Saai6ine NIT oen neaepsa
gser0eiierunseu uuo cuelu .sAoeeet, pelpes
miro. Nui g8nnif tpiro Ole "''s'p. pol ".
iumms obaerehuet. NQoh,uen Berpen rspartrt'
s. +. Wtsstsnnen.
Mr. 1856, gsefzBaeettsaroBs, nn0
fgRot961ss, Sir. %, S'tsgaItimoteitr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1875-01-20
Der GeIOutorff.

Stem Dcrf, 10. San. = @elb leid5t an
2-3@. @olo erGifnete Sn ll21 II. i6loB 1l24;
gSedlel rnbig 4.963-R. Sel. lebba{t mo lei.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1875-01-20

sic gutlage uerbaitet, nor 5ebn Monatcn i'll
einem 8irtbihaitSlOfalc in 9tap- 9ort clntn
Ntorb begaugcn Su baben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1875-01-20
9l,ts Der gsi,moesnaitNtftnot.

Us q ! b Il t II, 10. san. - Oas Va
binet belt bente cine auBeroroertlt9 lan9e
Sieung. 0a8 neue Boitz2(rrangement NIT
CANADA ipurbe beipro6en nnb poIjo9en;
eine Gopie miro Ioiort nnb Ganapa geldltft
neroen.
S. u. gafer bat BEN Gontraft erbultcn,
Oa8 8ol 9epartement nit Srieflpaoaen SIT
uerIor9en.
= Ser Senat beitdtigtc beute III ieiner
@refltiO StBung eine groBe 2lnSabl oon
Grnennungeu.
Der neue 9iitrifts @ommiiIdr Setb
2ebnorb 8belps trat beute iein 9tmt an.
-Biu9bad 1T bier pOn giew=Sr!ean5 ans
gefontnten.
= 0er8rdfOeut ernannte beute Die Serren,
Weld)e Die idbrlife Briifung Der 9oloz unb
Silberprd9nHg in Der 8bilabelpbi ia'er Ofitnie
uorSltuehnIeu bQbeu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1875-01-20
;11aore,s 31a(en- Bahupulpfr

eeftiu reinist uno nuadt bic Sdhne weiB, lelt oen
SSbns. Sic Eaeon Der Shatbtel iI neu, nieoilb, be-
alien NpotSefen uuo Oro9ueH=SanoluH9en
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1875-01-20

5edicr 1l83, '62er 1149. 9lftisn idloIeu
lebboft mo ieit; u. .. @enral 1913,
@rle 28s, Cafe Sbore 7331, ST. Central 81,
Yittsburg 898. gtortbwetern 448, prior 500,
Rod<Saldno 1929.
Ilnterlhatamt5 8ilan3: Sob s44, ,52l,4
534: Snurnnt S45. .645 .1O3.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1875-01-20

8alttnote
5ire 9n(nranfe Wf)ife,
<as.oeytsVde BON 9puths uno gSater, gtxatss
1ieie @eielldajt perii1ert fortmdbrenb sesen Ter'
'ali oeer S1aeea bur9 Sran6nnslid ioipobl tn be,
s.not, fpie TIM 9anbe, olIe Nrten bon @iSentbum.
Ss99,I=, aabens uno 9Baaren9duier, San6elssiter,
aicsJunzErobufte, Mobeln. Sans @erdtbiddi
n San besriifene ober i'm 9afen in eaouus befinbs
II ie SSabrSeuge Il. (. hp.
0GJ Sirettoriunl beftebt aus ioIsenben Serren:
Dm. q. 5arriiou, Yrdi0ent;
Geo. U. Siders, s. b. aapif,
Scoio =. 2Silion, &. Stobt. Sentius,
Jofa9 Bennington, 6. Niorton Steipdrt,
Dra3cts Z. Sing, 9. e. Netucomer,
9eatp Sarrou, Sroiae Sorlpip,
81. g. Stenart, GB. g3. Ganlor.
S,S;n. $. Brune, Ssroe( Goheu
9eor9e g. Sarrion.
appltiatonsz z6ormulare uuo lpeitere gtabrd E6ei
eie Osie!itait ,uire In Ger Office, GiiouezGfe non
T. uno ssaterftraSe, ertbeilt, no aud ale gii
]trdGe ofort erleoi9t peroen. BerTberun9sn 1eroeH
aul ir9eao etne 6rt auseuommen, tueIde per NppIi'
s0lt iDtinbe mag.
(5ani,i5O Tr. @ooomortb, Setr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1875-01-20
lie hfiEe Tuft-knhbcfroe

DON 2amlon @mbeiien uno Dem goloenen
MeDai1eilz&eiieleien
inn ieeer IN ii lst5t porSislidt, unO iino in pins
,iht Ser SrceGenS nidt Su nbertreIfen.
Sontratfe fir Seisuu9 burb ir9eno zines oerieIben
fueroen ab9eIbionen pom
f@nYi(t5 1Sg) @de Der Baltimore II. gutalp lraBe
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1875-01-20
Crribbaas 4rnterrabmru,
NIT Uoer pbue S6,cfbcu.

uorrdtbig uno auf Beiclluug au9certig 5u reouSir.
ten BrricH SEQ. q. Steucuo & GoEtp
@de Der 6ronz uno SdpettefraSe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1875-01-20
1if BARRIER Rannf

6ot , cine Reputdtion fuegen brerSorsiisliteiti I'M
pod,tn, 9dGen un0 Spariamteit in ,Seueruns un6
g6nutnng ertpor6eu, welbes oieelbe iiber dlle anz
lBolnbduisr peroeu abrisirt uno iinb gum Sertauie
sci W. 6. Nsooo Il Spmp.,
Gde Der Baltimore uno @utuWirdEe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1875-01-20
D2orft uuS 30rSc,

E0n0 ON, 10. San. - OQS gScttcr 1T it
8ous @ugloub ;luciiclboit. - Die 9iScontO
Mate betrdgt i'm oiieucn Ntarfte 30 Bros., (
nlebrlger ais Die Sautrutc. .-GonOls 92g-i
fiir @co uno 8rici. - SOuos '65cr l07t;
ser l07l; neuc 6inier 1929.
ElpcrpUol, 10. San.- SannnoQe x.
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c.rm Qualifications.
EX-SECRETARY MCCULL0CH ON FL
~ NANCE
NOW READY IN

NOW READY. IN


THE TRIBUNE EXTRA NO 20.
Eleven Letters London 20 THE TRIBUNE.
l. THE FINANCES OF FKANCE-REcU PERATIVE
POWER OF TIE NATION.
II. FRENCH FINANCIAL P0LiCY-ELEMENTS OF
NATIONAL PROSPERITY.
H. NATIONAL pEgTs-RoRRowING MADE EASY
~ NATIONAL AR3IES-THE MAIN SOURCE OF
NATIONAL DEBr
V,hMEKICAS CREDIT ABROAD WHY 1T is NOT
HIGH
VI PARTIAL REPUTATION -VIRGISIAS DIsHoN
Est POLICY.
VII, RAD PATH OF sTATEs-ITs EFFECT UPON
NATIONAL CREDIT.
VIII BONDS PAYABLE IN GoLD-HOW CONGRESS
MEANT TO PAY THE BONDS.
TX THE INDIANA coMPRoMlsE-DAD FAITH OF
TEE TX sECRETARY'S STATE
x TIE PAPER MONEY DREAM-INFLAIoN-
PANIC and REPUTATION.
XII EVILS or PAPER Neutrality-suspicious. hE
CULTS OF THE SYSTEM
Also,
LETTER FROM TIKI HON REvsGrf JOHNSON On
THE NATIONS CURRENCY.
Trascrctsry McOaHochs and MI Johnons Letters appear
THE TRIBUNE DxTnA NO. 20
Sent by s Dsstpa fr 10 cents copy Twelve copies
''i - T'N- THE TRIBUNE, Ssw.Yssx
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-09-27

~ ENGlIsH and PElsfARY SCHo1ir 81 I,2li brood
Wv r,ar rlriieIl-st Tcolc15, y EUNE&DAl, Sep' u!
c; lion, 10 20 800 ral year Afew boardcTs q 500 al
fitca scholars boarded liii families co1e 10 town Car
u,!,V 9u Conversation. Iysic; Education. tNS2.arS g
PUTNAM Boosore Oi Scny third 81 ana Fourth
ave. nj = School.
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paneina 1caoemics.

BALLET MASTER DUMARs Dancing Acad-
cnv 81 west 9Th staIl taught in ono quarter
Six fashionable fought perfectly IN private es,oAs
NGR. TRENOR's ACADEMY OF DANCING,
w LYRIC HALL, GrIt-AVE, RESERVOIR SOUL
rs NOW OPEN TERMS REDUCED. send for ctcuiar
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OFFICIAL TRANSFERS OF REAL ESTATE.

cnh .,,cter ar ~ .............
Le5narG-st same property, Joseph Tucker TO Annie.
Morrsanin, Morris ave, " drreguiar); Harriet Toy
and allies Mary Pic kard
West FaIlns; Goo W Martin and wife to Fanny, wife n
o. chas LoE,ntnal :; aitst drrcsnisrj; Rosac g.
wife of Jacob Ne sberger. ~ husbai0, 20 d 1oe oiD 20
oiih al n 6iI8fte II Gthlye, 2lx9s9; Jno Nor
riss.y and wife to Albeit spencer; sV
26thsf, ., So IL % shave, JooA'S'oi i"os "ui
nLv ard wife 10 Patrick Cow -. Q,
s1tI'st n a 225 IL W OF 9TH ave- 2ox0o0; Bradbury -
t'Iedwood referee, TO Vim a DaIing ~
Gath ST. 8 o cor Of 4Lll ave- 2OAl0J5 hd"hd ~ Sa'e oc
si,. 10 :iaI Mot lave 2jxi622 Oliver
Steele referee TO Union Dime saws lnsl''''.--'.' -
LKAsRs. 49,,
Bcecker.st 27O sore and cellar years from Aayl, .
1876 Jane VI Dug,ale 10 VIM G X simpson .l-......
Doyst. No ~, = years. May l. 1876 4 Marcy "
Greek Confectionery C0..........
(Ofcial.l j. Z. SAVAGE Depuiy kcSiste
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Mem ,1ntIirat,cns.

A HOME JOURNAL, with either OF Harpers
"A Periodicals OF any "a magazine sout one year to any
address city country, postage rsi oI ;, 20 Aursss
PUBLISHERS HOME JOURNAL, .. fGfk-Ilace. n. \.
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Fnsirnftion.
Fer Both Sexes Counts

Fer Both Sexes Country.
HONE SCHOOL.
HI Croton, Hudson.
MISS 4. ELIZABETH DANA's BOAKiy,Il,M ,.D
ARCiiEa PLACE Dobbs Ferry, N. Y cn the Hufsonl VII
reG, I'm r aS Y send 2s Board and tuition In Englsh
and latin $500 per year. Delightfully."- located on inc 49,
hsnk ~ The ud.n twenty miles from hew York CITY for
crcnsrs address tho Principal JAMES WILDE, Jr, No.
4S2 broadway, n. Y. ----
CT. AGNESs SCHOOL, Albany, \. Y.
~ Tho Right Rev. William Crosgcl Doane PrlEcipai ana
Rector Sitter Helen Head Of the House; hss H. W. Boyd
Head Of the School -. 800 49,,
slxth will open Thursday, Sept 3d. The school
l2 pupis thoroughly furnished in the charge
and personal over
eight OF the Bishop The terms are $500 or The school year
sos entrance Fee Music and Painting tire only extras
Apply circulars for admission, Bishop Dosne or to
Sister Helen, Albany, y Y.
Miscellaneous.
NIRCULARS of several GOOD SCHOOLS
" FREE parents chernerorns Book Store IL Bonds
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Brooklnn Zeal Gsiate for Sale.

ARK-PLACE, No. 1s5, near Prospect Park,
beautiful location 3sory brick AL pI0y,mens price,
10000. Terms To sdt. rutland & WHITING, Beox-
Ialst
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-09-27

- Object, method Por children between and ~ yeals q
age Tt1ns $50 term, be charged pupils
entering and washing. s2sO to $500 per year. fie
giant Central Park. French ad Geriu7u fIie
tan upon and perfectly natsl method adrtss Tor
paItc ulars, PRINCIPAL, Tribune Office.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-09-27
MADAME o. ia SILYA

Nt 100 VIVID w n = =
w ENGLISH, FRENCH. and GERMAN BOARDING and
by :. IiOOL for YOUNG LADIES ard Ill LDkLS
Noe 81 aud - i'isg2yol2 iA.K tHcs iO' ST. facing
Rescr, o.r.sduafe. Bolfdiug Pupl9 limited ~ 10.
School year OF 1875 1916 viii b, On September 81
kIsDENGAltT1,s Oct. !.
Personal application Inspection Of Building 1T time
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Gin iscal estate Sor Sale.

-
A PUBLISHED, four-stOry brOwn-stono
"a ROT ST. cabinet finish, situated on the west sie mad
son ave. overlooking The 59hst entrance TO Central Park TO
LET, elegantly and completely Flu FINISHED throughout ;
rent per month"; will SELL furnished, Tor 100000
Apply TO OWNER, 80 LibeIty.stp Rooms.
COMBINATION COOKING and LAUNDRY
" RANGES that heat the above with fuel Is1
in ether ranges for cooking only. HULL GRIPPEN q Co..
Third-avc. above Twenty thir'ist.
sDRICE 160O0-RENT 81, 500-FOur-stoIy,
D. high s0Cp brown stone, northwest corner lexnG n
az tO.st the most complete and pIeti.es sIaii Iwr.S
IN the city Get permission from SAN Ell klLPAIkiCh,
$50 Shave. TO see THIS g Gcro."
TWO LOTS on west side of Madison-ave.,
between Elshtythrt and Eighty fourth ss cxe2yate
sewer 20. brick, for CASH, EXCHANGE for IN
proved property. Also CORNER LoT on Lexington ave.
;Tec and clear 1 LOT and COTTAGE Seventy sew
en;s near LouTthayc subject institution mortgage
for moderate pl.ce dwelling tenement on csl bast
3 KlLFATRICK, $40 Third ave.
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MISS liAINES
4" Nh

MSS IA HAlNES
MADEMOISEIsT.E DE JANON
win reopen Their SCHOOL for Young Ladies aud Children on
THU isDAY, sept %; scI.rae Class foI Boys Oct l.
punora Attendance a. htr pupils respectfully requested
Their kINDEA RTES, GrdcG Tho c1arse ot Madame and
Mis- Krege VIII reopen Oct Training ess for kllters3it
Nov J. Al applications az 10 1r1lerey Iar, u York
GIGNOR LUIGI SlEFFENONE resumes les
~ SfSGING SEPT. !. Every LrlIci Of vocal In
strucion ught Patrons may apply daily except MONDAY
AMI TIL u i,SDAYl at hi, ToD.ns, 23S sth-4ve.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-09-27

"a Rs. FVDENIIIlI7 EnHIIN0 WCTTH.1lI, HiIi
I'VE French Boarding ami Day Suo, for younS ladies' an
children, with Ind'rertea re2rtcni =. i.t iitg'h s.
SPECIAL CLASSES English Literature. ana Lee
lures On History ana lire Arts Ter ladies' Who wish 10 pur-
sue extended course than the usual school eGlc'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-09-27
GRAND CONSERVATORY OF MUSIC
IN OF TIE CITY OF EEW.YOHB,
Nn FIFTH

IN OF TIE CITY OF EEW.YOHB,
No. IL FlFfIANE
Chetvecn si<ter.th and sfSeGteenthst+)
successful close OF e last the Director
his patrons G.t tie ibl in general that the
fun ~. GRAED Li,NSjeNtAIORh OF MUSIC
Will COMMENCE %l.l'r l, 1879.
proper classification.
The course instruction will comprise al branches of vocal
and Instrumental music musical Compositions and foreign
languages.
chGarsais OF the Amateur Orchestra, which were 50
VoraOy received last Winter III Do cont ued also the
lec;Iuvs musical science
Soees L tic pups OF the Conservatory lectures alter.
naicly every week.
exteve library OF the institute containing $4,000
W Is avaln- iL.Ii nIui-a.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-09-27
REAL ESTATE.
EEw-YoRK. Sept. 25, 1878

EEw-YoRK. Sept 25, 1873
All the sales announced to take pl.ce at the
Exchange Salesroom to-day were postponed as folcws:
James NJ Miller adjourned the sale OF tie building Win
lo no las Mulberry ST. east side 760 rect SCUM o.
p72x,ODe, to Oct q Also, Chsres q. Carter Gl1oy r0ed
the binding with los the north side o. one
adrcd and eichthst IS5 feet west Of iraa'e'
each lot 25xJ9ll, to Oct o.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-09-27
Eau Gthoo!s.

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NITY OF NETWORK UNIVERSITY Law
" SCHOOi.-The annual session begins oct D. 1879 me
cors Ia completed IN years. Students admitted 10
advanced standing written ~ we. .s oral exainhsuon
culaTs DC aipy to X. MARTIN, l4l broadway, OF D. IL
JAQUfs, SECRETARY, 2J Chamtcfsst
NOLUMBIA COLLEGE LAW SCHOOL,
4 The FIGIITEENTH ANIMAL TERM Of this institu.
tion will commence Great Jones Sc ,soTner Greet o,-
ST. and Lafayette place., in thss city on EDNioDhi o'|
G. and will continue until Mag ID 1876. 49,, ,.,
The Of stuly embraces two years ne ueSreeVi
Eache0r OF Lava will conferred upon students VINO pursue
the fl course and pass the required ex animation .
For catalogues containing ill ln;0ria oi aSeH' NJ
Great Jonesst, IIiEODohb W, Dp,Mn;otani'r.v
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-09-27
Nelp- 1srssn Real estate for Sale.


A HOME in the COUNTRY.-Central New
1 Jersey Land and Improve lieut. COMPANY have iiole
ol and Land the for SALE u all points on tie lao
Of the Central Railroad New Jersey. Apply % A. d. HOPE
or LI5rON MARSH, ll9 Ijbagtyst
GALE or RENT.-40 minutes from Llberty-st.,
- frequent express ira by Central r. r.; comfortable
aubuii 2IO0n residence and grounds near depot
we'd Streets gas nearly idi out ~ lava ifi
shade otrs and garden have Use " stable horse ana
COW II desired sell much below vade o. relt 4, 81 ZOJ
Address OWNER, Box 81, Elizabeth, Nj
tt SNn MODEL 81, 900 HOMES. $500.
p I ,stCU.-At FRANKLIN, a charming sahnie Of
NlWtRK, H. Convenient tO ORANGE MOUNTAIN,
PhSSAIC, &c. -...., e..,.,. 90, . -
Al 51O viii BUY HANDSOME COTTAGE, rooms.
$1,000 will BUY ia NDS0ME GOTTA l., rooms.
5000 will BUY HAN DSOME COTrAGra = Ioins. =,
<, 600 viii Buy HANDSOME COTTAGE IL rooms al
mode IN iinurOy enents hcn9sone groands.
This properly beautifully locate, adjoining rals"ad sli
ton nearer IN tine tan CENTRAL PARK low commute
zion excellent SCHOOLS CHURCHES, and AARk ~.
Also II charming new COTrAGE HOUSES, $500 TO
- 500, 80 minutes from Chambers-st. - - ...-..x -.
Exam Photograph Of Houses, &C. at 80 BR0ADMaf,
10, ~ 49, -- JANIS H. Hal.
p. s.-MONTHLY PAYMENTS
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-12-30

The reported Bayou Sara, Louisiana,
kidnapping case and race conflict
wants confirmation. 2Wt ft1
A boy answering to the name and
description of Charley Ross is at st.
Alvans, Vermont. iii5li0s-li
Another lot of Texas cattle and hor.
ses have been driven across the Rio
Grande at Laredo by Mexican raiders.
Colonel John w, Foster, Minister to
Mexico, was given reception and din
ner at the st. George, Evansville. He
leaves for Mexico, with his family, to-
day. Iy
Pierce, Republican member of the
Louisiana Legislature, was killed In
New Orleans by the editor of the Vim
dictator, the deceased being the attack
ing party.
During a severe thunder storm the
house of Joe Vincent, colored, on South
street, Louisville, was struck by light
ming, and both he and his wife are
still in critical condition.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-12-30
FOREIGN GOSSIP.
-
The Turks Claim Decisive Victory
over the Her2egoyenlans.
Spain Excited Over the Return OF Elk.
Queen Isabella 10 the Capitol.
-
England Ready 10 Join Uncle Sam In
Cuba Intervention.
A Christmas Horror In KilllkOn, Swift.
crland.
FOREIGN GOSSIP.

MADRID, December 20.-Ex.Queen
Isabella is preparing In Paris to return
TO Spain, King Alfonso opposes the
will of the people in this matter. He
dehes the Cabinet aud declares that the
Minister may resign, but that his
mother must have an asylum Ia Spain.
II Is believed il the issue has has been
forced on Alfonso by Isabella, The
results will be disaster. The Spanish
army will be divided at once If the Ex-
Queen takes any part in direction or
counsels of State affairs. The return
Of Isabella will even cause the loss OF
Saragossa to the ltoyalist.
NEW YORK, December 20. - The
Herald special from Vienna says the
United States Secretary of State has
transmitted to every European Gov
eminent n circular bearing a Wash
ington date, asking an expression OF
views from each foreign executive re-
garding the question of American In
tervention in Cuba. The Cabinet and
Minister is obtaining data for the pre-
paraton of President Grants suppl
mentary message to Congress. 1t Is
known all foreign Governments have
replied satisfactorily. England is
ready to join any movement imme-
dintely. Other nations express will
lingness TO support Intervention. but
hesitate taking the initiative.
BERNB, SWITZERLAND, December 2S.
News has been received here Of a
dreadful calamity which has occurred
In the village of HlllikOn, in Canton
Aargan, on Saturday. Christmas fes-
tivities were icing celebrated in the
school-house in that place when the
floor gave way. Eighty persons We're
Killed and fifty more or less wounded.
New YORK, December 2S.-A Lon
don telegram says dispatc hes from
the seat Of war in Herzegovina state
that u great battle took place on
Thursday last near Nitchitza, lasting
nearly all day. Fifteen Thousand
troops were engaged. The Turkish
forces claim decisive victory. Fight
ing on both sides was desperate and
losses severe.
LONDON, December 20. 1t is repor.
ed that Orleans Princes have decided
not to offer or set in Senate Chamber
Of Deputies, and that the Due d'Au-
mel has declined nomination for
either House. ly 3vtf.F.s