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The herald and mail. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1873-188?, 1875-02-12
PUBLIC LIBRARY OF KEN.
TNCFiE.

Death of Gov. BrRmtcttc- ActIon of
Trustees-A Successor AnnolnfaaE
No more POstpOneuents' Drawing
Certain February 27fh.
At meeting OF tho Trustees Of tho
Public Library Of Kentucky. Jan. Ia
1876, IL was resolved that &. NJ. Briggs
ESQ who under the late Hon. ThoI, ~
Bramlette was the real business mana
ger OF the gift concerts already yivan n,
aid of the Public Library OF Koutuckv
be and he IN hereby authorized 10 AZ
the place made vacant by the death on
said Bramlette, In the management az
the Affairs Of the fifth and last giit con-
cert, and that drawing announced for
February, %, 1870, shall positively and
uneqbivocally take place on That dav
without any further posi- pouement or
delay on any account whatever.
Il. 4. DURKETT, Pres,
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DR.. w. FriersOn.

OFFICE:-Whittho Block,
Respectfully Solicits share Of the patron
age of Columbia and vicinity. Oct256i-Gn
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$ =, . O o, o 90
I'M GIFTS,
ALL CASH !!
PRICE or T,UyESErs

The payment Of gifts win BEGIN The arr
day after the drawing. Ticket must bo pre-
sented or sent q. Room O., Public Library
taken up and paid by Cash Checks upYn the
Farmers and Dr0verl Bank UI Louisville.
Every Whole Ticket has ton unrta. each
part bearing the number OF tho Whole Ticket
Therefore, a tenth Of % ticket entities The
holder thereof 20 Ono-touth OF Whatagor the
Whole Ticket may draw.
For tickets and information, HI Iross.
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THOS- ~. HsERAVBH.ga"Tu..
AGENT And MANAGER.
Public Library Building. Louisville, Ky,
decls- feb27-75-
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1875-11-22

each. The Democrats OF Memphis have
as yet made no selection by mass meet
ing, convention or otherwise. Twenty
n gentlemen selected Mr.. Lacey by
ballot and provided for a ratification
mass meeting to indorse their selection.
Mr.. Henry B. Collier, Of Collier sta
ton, near Stanton, who was SO danger
ously stabbed by his brother-inIaw, Mai.
J. K. Mccall, during a personal rem
counter some days since, is recovering.
The Brownsville States, Of the 18th,
says; I'VE learn that Mr.. Collier is
resting easy and that his physicians are
hopeful Of his case, though he is not con
sidered out of danger by any means"
Our pigeon tournament men will be
interested in knowing that a few days
since Bogardus was fined fifty dollars by
Judge Colvin for pigeon killing. The
case has been appealed and it is an i'm
portant one, as it involves a much dis
puted point in law-whether the law for
the prevention of cruelty to animals was
intended to apply to pigeon-shooting as
an exhibition of Workmanship in St.
Louis or elsewhere.
Memphis never contained so many
blondes as at present; indeed the bru-
nettes are becoming an extinct race Of
women. The nineteenth century, like
the sixteenth, is a century Of blondes,
just as the seventeenth was that of the
wig, and the eighteenth that of powder.
Brunettes make themselves blondes by
the use of fairy waters, or simply bath
ing their hair in ammonia. The toilet
is one of chemistry. This admiration
for golden hair may arise from the fact
that light is the ideal Of all beauty, and
as a critic puts it, Apollo was all dishev-
elled with light. Homer compares all
his goddeSses and mortals to the golden
Venus, and painters adorn their beauti-
full ideals with s~traw-colored locks.
Two darkies INDUCED in a religious
discussion yesterday on the corner of
Main and Adams streets over the COM
mandment, Remember to keep holy
the Sabbath day" etc. One said in re-
ply, interrogatively, Wrong to work on
Sunday How is you gwine to stop folks
from workin'2 Is you gwine to stop de
steamboats,, or de railroads, OR dc street
cars from runnin' on Sunday You're
crazy, niggerl Dye see dat Gremau wild
De red shirt ober yonder2 If de bell
rung now dat fireman would 60 out wild
de engine and work at de fire. You're
foolish, niger You can't stop white or
black folks from workin' on Sunday"
When our reporter left the black pollen
les were warming up over the text.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1875-11-22
THE CITY.
RI EG nE r HIS
Monday Evening, Nov. 2e, 1875.
City ana County Pou.Tar

When a county or city collects a poll
tax it does not necessarily go to the
school fund The Nashville American
informs us that IAN important point of
law has been raised in Montgomery and
Wayne counties. The constitution of
Tennessee provides that the State poll.
tax collected shall go to the school fund
in each of the n~inety-four counties. But
the counties also levy a poll-tax, and the
question to be decided by the courts is
whether the county courts have the power
to divert this tax from the school fund.
1t is claimed, on the one hand, that the
constitution, by implication, requires
that the tax shall go to the public
schools alone, and that if it be not ap-
piled TO such purpose the counties have
no right to levy the tax at all. On the
other hand, it is insisted that the county
has the right to devote the county poll
tax to any purpose it may see ft."
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1875-11-22
100 GASES ROOTS AND SHOES
AT AUCTION.
BY A. E. FRGNKLAND,
This Evening at Seven O'clock.
Diod on The street.

This morning a white man, name un-
known, was found in a dying condition
in an old shed on Towards Row. he
was taken into the saloon Of John Ga.
celia, No. IL Towards Row, where be
took a seat on a chair, but in a short
time he fell to the floor and expired. He
had been in the city about a week and
was sick and hungry. BE said on Sat.
urday last that he applied at the Mayors
office for a permit to 60 to the hospital,
but was refused. he slept at the station.
house three nights, and was told not to
come back again, three nights being the
limit oflodging given to tramps or stran.
gers. On Friday and Saturday Mr..
Gazella gave him something to eat, and
last night the homeless and sick wan
derer slept out of doors, and this morn
ing died from want, exposure and sick.
ness in the midst of a great city where
plenty abounds and where the citizens
are noted for their charity and benevo-
lence. He said on Saturday that he
livedi in V~icksburg and was trying to reach
that city, but was too sick to travel and
had no means. Coroner Spelman held
an inquest upon the unknown, and on
his person was found only a pocket.knife.
The deceased was aged about t~hirty.Gve
years, about FIVE feet nine inches in
hight, Of sallow complexion, brown hair,
rather long, and thin brown beard on
chin and face. He wore dark jeans
pants, bluc striped cotton shirt, butternut
jeans coat and coarse shoes. 1t was a
sad fate, resulting from sickness, poverty
and neglect.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1875-11-22
ParnnnnI.

We are glad to see that Mrs. A. E.
Alderman, of the stamp department, is
back at her old post in the postofice,
looking we'll and in fine spirits, after an
absence Of two months on a visitto her
parents in New Hampshire. This is the
first time she has missed a day from duty
in over four years.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1875-11-22
9 ThievInr.

Last night a sneak thief entered the
hall Of residence No. Ill Court street
and carried off two overcoats, four hats
and two umbrellas, the property respec.
lively of John Morrow, Of the Express
Company, and Messrs. j. M. Williamson,
W. H. Davis and Thomas Davis, book,
keepers. The boys found themselves
.coatless, hatless, umbrellaless and dis.
consulate.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1875-11-22

THos. HANSON has removed his news
stand from 6O3 to 94l Beal street, where
can be found all the principal daily pa
pers and illustrated weekly and monthly
magazines and novels; also fancy sta.
t%ionety and school books. lit
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1875-11-22
MARKETS..
Cotton.

Cotton.
The market this morning opened
steady, with liberal offerings and a fair
demand and prices a shade easier. Es-
timated sales for the day, 5000 bales;
sales Saturday amounted to 3TO0 bales,
including 26OOt to exporters, 1000 to spin
ners and 100 to spectators. New York
spots were firm, With futures frmer.
Liverpool spots were firm and I'M
changed, with. arrivals frmer. New Or
leans was quiet, With a fair demand.
COTTON EXCHANGE QUOTATIONS - STANDARD
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1875-11-22

The LEDGER job Office, ID Madison
street, is prepared to execute any kind
Of job printing in a neat and tasteful
manner and at as low rates as any other
establishment In the city. t
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1875-11-22

Go 10 III. SeesssI, Sr., a.
Sons, for the Kentucky sau-
sage, cor. Second and JefCer-
son streets. 76
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1875-11-22

LIVERPOOL. November %. 2 pm. Cotton is
~ n5m M Uplande., 6Sd; Orleans. 71S-16d. Sales.
speculation,
New ORLEANS, November %. l1.30 an
Cotton is quiet. Middling, i2%e: saIes 7rO
bales; receipts. 1900 bales.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1875-11-22
YOU WILL FIND
BARCHUs 81 MAYS
Shirt Factory,
No. 1893 Main Street,

Flannel underwear of all kinds. II
they have not your size they will take
yeur measure, manufacture and deliver
them in twenty-fo hours. 81
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1875-11-22

new YoRK. November %. l40 p.m.-ootton
uary atl35s913 7-l6c; February. isHaiS q. isc.
March, - 11-l69lSAc; April. i3~5IalSl5.l6e:
Way, 1914 l-l6; June. HS-l6@l4/: july. i4t
9itsei August, 1891 7-l6c; November,
i5I-l69lS%c;. December, 135-l6@1S1Sc. Sales
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1875-11-22

For packing-boxes of all kinds, leave
your orders at No. 4 Towards Row,
with [75l r. L. COCHRAN & Co.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1875-11-22

PIANOS for rent at very low prices a
Ames, Beattie q Cos, 1896 Main street.
63f
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1875-11-22
Temporal Mutantur, ct nos
buy 3 frst-class cigars for lOc at
Lees, COR. Main and Jefferson.

For THE KING" novel by Charles
Gibbon, lOc a copy, at Mansford's. IA
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1875-11-22

No family should be without the iue
illustrated family bible o being d,,liv.
cred by W. S. Rogers. Address 24O SAT.
farans street. ~
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1875-11-22

BILLIARDS down to hard pan, 60 cents
per hour, at Converse's, 81 S. Court st.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1875-11-22

Try Floyd's homemade candies and
choice pastry, fresh every day. 2s6
Main street. 81 e2t
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1875-11-22
KNEY's MARKET. :
As and As Beal Street,

OPEN FROM 4 Am. TO s pm.
Best of Meats, Oysters. Fish and Veg
etables, ETC., on hand at all times.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1875-11-22
COSTUMES.
MASQUERADE COSTUMES.

T ARGE ASSORTMENT OF COSTUMES
IL for Balls and Surprise Parties. Satin
Masks in every style, at reduced prices. Silk
Dominos. new patterns of Braid, Fringes,
Laces, Tassels. Gold and Silver. Costumes
made 10 order. 64.75
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1875-11-22

EOk SALE 200, 600 FENCE PICKETS AT
T. 81 90 per thousand, by
G9-ai WILLIAMS d CO., Lumber Dealers.
New-York tribune., 1875-08-19
3,rw PUBLICATIONS..
POPULAR sClENCE MoNYHLY.

,EVIE POPULAR SCIENCE MONTHLY.
Established Nay 1921
CONVICTED 81 TKOF. l.. L. YOUMASs.
CONTENTS FOR skPrEMLER
l. SCIENTIFIC CULTU RE- By Professor JOSIAH p.
CoJET r.
H. PHYSICAL TEATURES or THE COLORADO
VALLEY. II.-tlGs and CaIolia. BY MAJOR J. ".
Powell. Glnstraiedl
III POPULAR VERDICT
~ TEMPERED GLASS. BY PERRY J. NrEsEY, c. T.
QlJsratei)
v. FKIsIWATER MOLLUsKS. By Prof. EDwAED :.
MofsE Glmst!4tsd)
W. THE DEEPER HARMOTIEs OF SCIENCE AND
RELIGION III.
VII. THE GREAT IOWA METEOR. Dy Dr. GUsIAyUs
HNmcHs. ulrsuaiecJ
VIII nOCsK VENTILATION.
TX. CRAHIAL AMCLETs b. DR.. J. EEeInlos ul
MstIatCaJ
x THE USE OF NARCOTICS
XII SKETCH or JULIUS z. UGLGAEo (Por;rl:tl
XII. EDiTOI's TABLE; y SOcla. Experiment" KNOX
the IncOmp parable"
LITERARY NOTICES HARTwIgs Aerial World
LUBBOCs British Wid Flowers considered in relation
10 oInsec,s-ALExAsDEa's Harmony OF TIE Solar Sys-
ten-GiIJs Catalogue Of the F.s4es % the East Coat
of Moth Ame.ica-CHAMBERss Manual OF DIei IN
Health and Disease, etc.
MIsCELLANY; Herbert SpeIccr-The Use o. Par.s
Greon-Pe!loiiclty II Thunder Sorms-How We keep
Mouths shut-Alsskan and Aleutiin Murnmics-
Ageoftbe Niagara Grge- Huxley On the Amphioxrs
What savagos think OF Twins-rIOt. LOcm!s on The
Of the United Siajcs-IaboIcrs' HomCs-
Methoi- Of Physical Cuure-Recoyery from Light
mRg.sIoAe, ETC.
NOTES
TKRs 50 postage free or 90 cents rer Number
AF?LLTOSs' JOURSALa aud THE POPULAg SCIENCE
MOSTHLY together for s. per annuln, postage prepaid by
ID. APPLETON & COMPANY.
VIZ Ana "! IJoacuay, NegYOTh
New-York tribune., 1875-08-19
Qurlicu 6ales Of nea! Gsiate.
EXECUTOR's SALE

EXECUT0Ks SALE
v rlureacc foreclosure Of ~ the best MANtfAC'
III RfNt, Fis and finest WATER PKINlbtil:S IN last
erl New York factory, dwelling ease' ten 9,l7e ana
aiso an undivided hall ~ atO lO7 ~ Vflhc lnf
Win the privileges ofwY apnrie therct
locate, on tlc bank, the LsHpts IN the mi oi u los
siuu,kcu lumber reg TIE Town OK Shaldasen III the
County ~ Ulster " " VIII be sold und,r t'e Le l;on OF
pOSvEIT LOCKWOOD, csi, Referee in pursuance OF &c
cree On Judgment the supreme Court Of toe safe u New
Nor AZ r tour me iy 0 Kingston - Y, On the
2G;h dly August los, a. o'clock N te a'fe' sor
frrr ~rs "a ireas \. l. BIODIEAD '-hlsr ot tho
ilinrsto la o al Bank or VAN ErTEN & CLfA WATER,
tttorneys &C.. Kingston y. l.. b. J. HARRISON, Ola
West twenty fourth st.. n. Y. city.
New-York tribune., 1875-08-19
Citn iicaI G:slate for Sale.

EOR SALE-On West 40th-st., 3-Story brick
HOUSE; al imrTov nests; i1st PIT IN inc or:'ri po'-
session. rr e. 80 900 900 cash, balance or yeais. ln
Qure so CIT 3.dst
READISON-ANE. - A very eliglb corner
.f1 lIOt 81, storcs cabinet hnish snhIcci on frat
mortgage would be sold n a bargain; lots II 1ud clear taAen
in part pal msnL rutland ~ "IIIl sc, ln-st
New-York tribune., 1875-08-19
Gouses ano Esrlns tuan,eo.

! wv gvANVFD.-Modoratciy sized, Thoroughly
w arni,uci HOUSE Isl september: air s-ans
lowest (Which must not exceed $1,000 Box l-LJ T. O
! city. Location below 23dst VrcICr.ed.
New-York tribune., 1875-08-19
OFFICIAL TRANFEE3 OF REAL LsTATE.

NET-YOHh CITY
2.th-st. II g. 120 n e 81 2GaVc, .0X9S9; TEomas III.
Prennqr H. John OnIn f.; s-fe ......... - $4,000
lJth.s'. = lOJ Is Uf -I-A.c, 2JAlCO Louis Seer
10 ArthUr j. peces SomnaI
ADl cxclia 60 of property.
or It 'fe vi :, Z "a - Se. - Pot Potii.T 3273a
SOD, $, q M y S,aisolaye 4 & co. So Il IN Oh tes
Io,l ;tyaua.I (la par Nominal
other cJf siieraons.
fremont lots Nos 2Oj, 2OG ard 207. on amap et..,d
s,sa ap q paIy ' Tty fsyy to "f foS. + IVY AGO
MoTrisania, MOTseave, - kr0Hn rs lot No. 2S6 on
map ,iiasc Of AeilOse, 0n -ie IN Rt-steIs VI. 81,
Wcstc lcsei- County, 2JXlGD. Piiiip Keller ~ Ode.
La garden lsOdhely rartl"....... ..-..: 1000
Morri~Iia, Carrs, W = known ~ lot No ~ IN manor
Bcnsola ilrl in Lea.-itfs Office, Me-tcic-i"r -
Co.Aty sOAI5D Wilhelm fiau 10 iOgeM leit.s l2OO0
Chathn',.st GO -, 2jXl'o: V, Il Fame ii t''-
ave AID Il labcthst, II Conner - IL on ave by 100
fiea -, Jauo Ferry to Jo. i;Jry. Nominal
Same rlo.cifirs; May Barr 60 John Barry .,ominI
Barpbyst % B. 1J.a ft W Of i.h-s', 2zxi52N eA2..aX
c..li.' ".' ooCo
LRAsEHOID cox. EYANC2.
3dave and G0.h st corGel, - f. on ae by 30 10
st Neunla.u tD tiii Warcn 100
New-York tribune., 1875-08-19

sators think be Of invaluable service expert H.
sructo and authoritative regulator in I'll departments OF
school hygiene.
New-York tribune., 1875-08-19
INSTITUTION NAUDASCHER,
IlEIDFIBERG GERMANY.
THE WINTER TERM OPENS OCT I, 1873

THE WINTER TERM OPENS OCT. !, 1878.
This Institution for young gentlemen possesses the most
urac,ira modern improvements il situated In the healthest
and most charming part of the CITY OF Hed'iberg al" AIMS
particularly give thorough eiucai IN In the haeren mod
tp languages tlena.c bookkeeping technical drawing,
and prepares lis pupils for the examination FOR the one
wear Prussan nj ary service TIE most experienced teachers
are connected with Tie esab hmont Engush ana fr'hch
are tie languages used in conyersauon.
Tis institute IL for natives we'll ~ for foreigners "dcf
the supervision Of the and the exannao take
MACE under the control of the slne
Circulars and an particulars ohecrfuy furnished upon
demand. free Of cost.
Highes. Iefer aces. IL NAuDAoChhi"
New-York tribune., 1875-08-19
REAL ESTATE.

NEw-YoRK, Wedncsday, AM 1s 1873.
The following were the sales at tie Ex-
change 3acsroom to-day:
ByE u. LVliog&Co.
3eDry brick hons, Wiii i"i Of H. .lxrT ~ the
sOntl, side of tn St, li ico vest ~ Sth ave. lease
dated Arr l. 1863, FOR u yt,T cfodid rtbt 81 yoF -
yraraud ilXes, ligc T. Jrwt mort 5000
The following adjourned: y a.. v Hsrrett te SIZE uf
The ls;orj house Win H. 2JN" ~ Ie-Gc, north side,
100 feet Wtst Vi CLurCA-st. to SEPT. To-
New-York tribune., 1875-08-19
Jnstrnriion.
For Boys and Young Men-Country


For Boys and Young Men-Country.
NNGLEWOOD, n. J.-Classical and Mathe-
IL matcal SCHOOL for BOYS kUksfElNEh q &"hiE'
Principals.
EMMANUEL HALL, Glen Cove, Long Isl ,
IL and 20 miles from New York school Tor boys uhder
the charge of the Rev. J. w. SPARKS
EAMII.Y SCHOOL for BOYS at UNION
VILE, y. =. S. HARTwELL NJ A.
LIIVE vacancies at st. Clements Hall, Elllcott
CITY, Nd owing TO enlargement Apply al ohee. Gee aas
EAILEY SEMINARY, Fulton, Oswego Co.,
N.Y.-A good home aud thorough school 10Th year.
Address Rev. JAMES GILhOCR
FREEHOLD INSTITUTE, Freehold, New
l. Jersey a boarding School for Boys Rev. A. o. CHAM
BERs. Principal.
CAMILY SCHOOL for BOYS, Newport, X: l.,
J. r. IEsLIr PRINCIPAL formerly H. H. Fay aud j. x
ese-PrepTee our best COLLEGES OF Ioi @
1Pa SsTPss sr. a m Tou mad
Him school Newport J. II. Raymond LII d. Prcsl NassM
col; ROch Proi. French FaSsar Col; j. d. toTu Co. rub
MORT WASHINGTON FRENCH and EN-
GITSJI INSTITUTE O. ,gscal, Mathematical, Com
merca and Industrial Institute III fJr nps Dho
resieDce OF F. Martin, esq. twenty frt year rlhc Iesl
dent Trofessors VIII pen sept lG For circulars Apply 10
g. IsPI NASSE,3 Pine 81 ~ cn appca on NJ iie Ihsulu's
sta N also al the school and College Directory Dome
uc Buihg " PREV Os saccessorto Lesplnasse& Prey0
NREYLOCK INSTITUTE, South William
SE sou Berkshire COUNTY, Mass-A hrstclass preparatory
School terms $40 per yeer. For catalogues address
' BENZ. Z. MILLS. a. NJ. Principal
IOWA COLLEGE, GRISNELL Iowa, oldest
dtt,s. PRECEDENT GEORGE F. MAGOUS.
New-York tribune., 1875-08-19
Real estate @ grrhlnlc.

A T PLAINFIELD. y. j., 2-story and ATTIC
~ HOUSE, IL fOous al modern Improvements IN hno
On.cr lrt rJAl J0 ouiCe i0ca VIII cI'nancc o AroA-
yu house. RI LAND & WHITING, Beesinanst
New-York tribune., 1875-08-19

MANAGER Of the Ins''iHte.
JACKSON MiLIIAkf N llloi, tIIG ~ Sbrd,i ia1ty-
.'sa y =. anu - IT.
TamcSjUrS .. J.) lnatltnte:-f Wiuc-aWakc,
- 'H,r.'.h s.''o' IL syS "" ~ - r.
u ADiSoN Classical iustitht-aA :, Htuoul l ioI
"a los ii o,ooJ for
Va Gtil0 BSl9. H5y : X 4 hGwrLI. A. irincral
7TILlTARY. B0ARppING vs. SeHQQh' 9l White
IVA pam. ,. :; r-.a,s ~ - M,,'' ~
ed, ~ 1e1 ioSoh Ia the aly h%e Ionot
NIT. PLEASANT INsTTE.-Private Glasses
w r'oys Al,n'r.' eass
for H5Ya. Clifton iif E.1a
Iefn ( j. VII be fco enri sept H. PUPILS thoroughly
pared ior any eoIe-, o. seleiaMc .,s.o,
EMyA & ,: o neaT d & S% d for cnas % a ms hc C. caE
.,es 20 N Nncn aaeiScS Natlcas F:ncnlary and hraer
gs 3 i sdoa ard Ii sly fs ofssalcG s, Nry ipf ISf
Tm.y ~, s5t To- j. HOVE AiLEN. i.rhupa
:, s.ls 'HS' y, !,
hTAXAPETH HALL.-b0aring School Tor
~ ho's .. H~ari Aos'a', w. -g"e IL
= ~ ~ ~ i -, M, -Ic 80 rpr Il h rar ., r1, ,'l
address rrleira hL:NE4 v. 1IclAI III. M 80
fir i slre,1af a5yant. for thoroueh and com.
'dae4i Gl :rnS sr sgr ,1 f2'g' Apply
>n,,,l.r ar ur.Dy tC,n.uv p,.I,
y cir 'a,laa d. s. iai ute. from crz nov ,s
XIII Pot.it. Natai Sadcry. bajress NE g.
REV. {. WILEY, h. d., } p,r,o,.o,,
j. ". NILEY, i. -, in,f,lrctors
HENRI MARK, Th D.. y 4H''i'N'"'''
~ send fcr Circrlar.
EIENNINGTUN ln>titu;e-fuil English course,
\ sIGO rsrin,l wear 4 T. Lasler, rn PuDpngoa, NJ.
'..,.,.,,..,,,,, :, =, -
5JELItAM lNSliit +. f.Pclghkeep-le y. 1 -
Roalire school for IL boys. Fsn session commences
sent g. Ir,rls : 20 =. fITIIAM, \. NJ, Principal.
- =, = ,,rt 80, , M, ,D, ,rNr,r,v
stLEi.NNll.L ~. ! J Mill Alt1 ACADI.Nil.
\ OPENS sent :, l-,1: ,,N Sew Gymnasium. *lJo lcr
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yns!rufticn.
For Both Sexes-Countrv.
Miscellaneous.
eau Schools.
COLLEGE LAW SCHOOL,

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COLUMBIA COLLEGE LAW SCHOOL,
~ The EIGHTEENTH ANNUAL TERN Of thus msttus
will Crest Jones II. corner a Jones'
IT. aud lafayette place. n this CITY, on WEDNESDAY Ocs
g and will continue until Ma. A3 1876.
Tie of study two years inc 'pgrcr OF
Bach hOr OF Laws w be stEGenis VINO pursue
the fIu course and pass the ral irel cxanirai aiiOn
For catalogues CONTAINING fN Information,
Great JOnee-st, TdbODDhE ". DWIGHT,
Professor of Municipal Law
+ AW SCHOOL or THE UNIVERSITY OF
~ THE CITY OF NENYnl H.. Nineteenth annual cssion
begins 1879 students have rec law cOI-
iecons school the brary and al lectures of
the Motcal College lOr cir;ulgrs, Gc apply 10 w. IL.
MARTGN Iii Broadway, or d. Il. JAQCEs, Secretary 70
Chambersst
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CAN DIEGO GOCALIF0RNIA) REAL rs. AT L

~ AN D1INTNV 70 u
"A tUn, for lFtatG M. Soi- tiL< * Ino
million - cons fr Iafgc from small inN 90 nar 3
or CITY Lots Diego, Cal, well oeae aihn
in te rlad lands 0- $50 payable in II mon my nslS
nsps san Diego tie most enter Tng and gro" NJ seapoft
lacic coast possessing naGAco i 't, Vno
of The fine. climates in the No and the thsot ot ocottS
Texas and Pacific Railroad Lands we're Oough e So
for IL, ptr acre which hay bec sO t9 VNO "isa
ont ltni toy elpeus For p?rticplars, call or adaIes3
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Citn propcrip Go Eet.

,,
yE'O LET-A desirable APARTMENT elght
HIGHT rooms modern central reasoDahle a"i siiiy re-
spectacle West Sstas H. NJ bkON NDi"l N"ilS''"i''
80 Broadway. ------------
INO RENT-Eithcr two or three four story
L brown stone HOUSES connecting; VIII nc r.h'ou -
Private Hotel Boarding; House on skty lis II W
din % fees long. Apply TO h. DlbHLL'1 - De0
man-st. ------4----------s
YE'O LET-An elegant BASEMENT. 2OX0o,
ia hne bling faciHs Cay liad ParA .ee % iyps ne ne
adaptef FOR bnllln. sooIn havoe LS 1T
glt aud easy access Apply 10 j. n. WfCAOFf ~" -
ParxrO
TO LETT Trap s,rorv BRICK BUILDING.
A. .,.,kf,rt. a. ssconi door from Chathrn-st
Apply 10 =, ,,,,,, a, ~ ru,p,ryp
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Gounlrn propsrtn 60 fst.

n ocad ON high ground dspots &e.; rent $40 p.t
month to sood tenants Address MUTUAL FRIEND inh
ppe Olee
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Conrtrn Real Cctatc for sals.

EOR SALE-Seyen thousand acres OF NiR-
4 GrNIA LANDS in one b,'y tile perfect; price, 81
per acre Stnd for circular j. WISE NORTON, Agent i30l
Main.st, r cnuioEl, Va.
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NELLIE. ROSTANs ....
w FEF%CM EEGiISil and GERMAN EoARDING an'
DAY SCHOOL for IoBus Ladies and CAil1lcn,
REMOVED -

For Beth sexes-cis7
NJADENOISELI.E TARDVELt BOARD
VA ING and uA4 SCHOOL - West Forty s, cF-
York REOPEN Or iCahg Laiic Children. ani ihiah's
sept. -. Ap,y personally or b. otter
GJR%. WlILAME$. assisted by MIS- tnJT-
W ILSpT~ aurounco. the cicicett year 81 u.Y In
, ard Freach iariur Day SiiOOL ior young lidi'
ana Wet iiuyuin -. IIOinft attendance
.,l,, 80 Oh / ).
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MADAME o. DA SILVA

CEABURY SEMINARY commence, its ninth
- secctssul year Scr %. -. ~ l"j W' Tcr L.
a. near KesCivc:r Para Thee 1ep rimeE, Cdeical FOR
,odug ies also n .Id kIcI -, io}s afi! On
G guiar, ,lus.c, and F.cnc, " r,,-.ors np,Nt r
4. II. Nai., and otAel-. Apply 70 li.nc!ssl.
u. EKOSi, ~ Mest rortE eonIl.et.