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The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-12-27

DIPrIEsIA. fnet dreadful disease
known by the name of diptheria Is
decloniiGg the children of San Fran
cisco. in which city it is said to be
dreaded more thal the small pox. As
At Is liable 70 spread to the interior we
give the following. which some of our
exchanges say is SIRE cure for the
disease. Salphate of iron, tanuin. or
chlorate OF potash, put dry on the
tongue and allowed to dissolve once an
hour.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-12-27

| ". LEVY, NJ SIEGEr.
| 40 222 California ST., Bridge and Third sta
| SAN kRANcISco. WISNEMUCCA.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-12-27

Snow. Tie first snow of the season
fell here last night. This morning it
covered the earth to depth of about
three inches. II had dusty founda.
ton ~nd thawed pretty rapidly, the
dry earth absorbing the moisture as
fast as the snow melted. The storm is
problbly general all over the coast, aud
Is appreciated more III California, where
the ground in many places Was too dry
TO pillow, tA,n bers.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-12-27

WIRE CAuLE A coil of wire cable
1000 feet long. ga inches in diameter
and weighing 3S4 pounds, was re-
ceived here ytsteidhy nv L. Reinhart
for the Gold'u Chariot Mine at Silver
City, Idaho. 1t appears from this that
the Golden Chariot Company intend
to work their mine daring the winter.
A CRIPPLED pIurE. An Indian was
brought here on the cars from the west
the Other day. who was crippled by
being run over by train on the Vir-
ginia Il Trnckee Rilroad. What his
object was in coming here, where be
seemed to be unacquainted with the
Indians. we have been unable to ascer.
tain.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-08-16

Ohio and Mississippi asld at 131013SsaI2a.a
1918. It was understood that the bulli.b
feeling OF the morning or the stock Wa.
due to decrease of expenses bec,u..
of the stOppage of business, but il seems that t,,
were sufficient selleIs who failed to sec il 10 ,edr
its price. The coal railroads presented steady 10
firm appearance; and while all the various stock.
are plenty enough speculation is waiting further g.
yeopments, just as il did when jersey Central was
in tho nIncties therefore, in the absence Of
sellers, the prices are easily sustained. Del.
aware, Lackawmna and Western sold at
950955s. jersey Central at Gj7s062a.a
62i2, and Delaware and Hudson at 92s
G910913s, bat Morris and Essex declined to sea
96l2 sales of small investment lots particular
feature in Delaware, Lackawanna and Western wa.
the continual bidding by one broker al day for 900
or l Zoo stares-wfich bids luctuatedup ard 10
with tire market-without having purchased sin;,s
share of stock. Western Union, on a reduced bus
uecs from yesterday, failed to exhibit much
strength. After opening at 717s ard selling at r.
it declined 10 7t5s, but rallied again TO II Is Pacific
Mail sailed over .he course in tie usual style At
243d247s02tl2. The market closed strong
for the faverites and weak for the othen.
The transactions OF the DAY fell a trite short Of
$4,000 snares and the gains Of the day were in
Michigan Central Is; ST. Joe and IT. Paul, each a;
Producers Petroleum and Rock Island, each D.:
NeW-Jersey Central and st. Paul Preferred, each 4
and Delaware. Lackawanna and Western, and St
Louis and Iron Mountain. each per cent. The de-
cines were in Erie, Illinois Central, Northwestern
Preferred, AID Pacific Mail, each ls; Atlantic and
Pacific Preferred, Lake Shore, Northwestern Com
mon. and Ohio and Mississippi each Il; New-Ycrk
Central, 49, and Union Pacific, "a per cent The fol.
lowing table shows the
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SAILS TKJM ~ O'CLOCK 10 CLOSE
n.ETnIE
TUESDAY, Aug. f1-P. x.


Tho stock market to-day was but q repetition Of
dat cor tie past few days, with ST. Paul Preferred
aud 10, Island held up as the prominent cards.
very 70. pectahe number of the members Of the
Stock Exchange admit the justice OF TIE TRIgUNE's
recent structures upon the present prevalent mode
of washing stocks up or down by matched OF
ders but plead an inability to prevent the vicious
practice. l'he plea would appear more reaSon-
ALE after the Governing Committee should
have made an effort than il does now.
Certainly nothing can be done to correct
the serious evil by folding Of hands aud saying
of eve can't St. Paul Preferred opened 1t 70li,
but quickly advanced 10 10l. and then to 7G7s, re-
acting t. 1Cl2. Toward the close :. renewed " move
ment was seq in motion that successful y marked
up the price TO Il Il with final sales at a. The
common stock followed along at 1878 G37l ld37Hs.
The stocks were "bu..ed" by Offering to bet that
the earnings tor the second week of August would
show a gain over the corresponding week
of last year, which might very well happen
and be no very big thing as the second week of
August last year was a very small week, being only
Si42, 600 against = -, coo for the first week. vUt
the readers of ruE Tribune may Judge for them
selves as to bow the esruings--whch viii not be
known until near the last Of the weekare likely to
compare, when they know that The receipts at Mil
waukec during tha period compare rs follows:
Bash. O; Wheat Bbs. Of Flour.
1S1i................... u l.l-i DIV
lr4 -
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W. arnn,. cl.-inc IA. as oi forrign eychance:

Aiessrs. Fisk Is Hatch, who were the successful
bidders for she 81. 900 five Per cent bonds sold
b ,he Government Saturday, to-day paid into the
Treasury the whole amount Of gold ~, lG9,0SO daa
on tn, puchas1.
The.e was continued ease in money and rates on
call We're / on United States bones aud li2 IN
mixed stocks, discount being slow AZ sal Ihe
rates of domestic exchange are unaitered. Inc
United States Treasurer to-day received S3o"VVV
National bark notes for redemption. The CuN0lhs
receipts at Washington to-day were SoCU,otS %
in.ernai Revenue receipts footed up $259,0Go. Tho
following Is the Clearinghouse statement to-day :
,rrency exchanges, SI2,717,97G; currency baI-
ancos. s2.s94, dGS gold exchanges, S3,o53.1JP;
gold balances, S362,50l.
Government bonds were generally quiet, thongn
Che new hyes were in demand at liza. y LOT "
$50 900 registered skies OF 1851 sold at 1872. We
ann. X closing street quotations:
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Tnsirnrtion.
DARENTs and GUARDIANs.-The y; s;

DARENTS and GUARDIANS.-Ihe y; "a =;
4 SCHOOL AID COLLEGE DIRECTORY 'oi lsft, zly
rares fust issued, complied expressly Tor ter iHs
patrons wherein may be OBJ aimed al The infor MAJ on
scholastic Institutions In LlJ country
necessary " selection Of such rs heS may pc
se;rgh a. --fthort Inconvenience incident u the us
means collecting tbs Complete IL 0t -cGy 70 s
Colleges pou 81 Location KairDad ana iote faot
t. Sc Mar the United states sh0wL the exact loo
ton tho School represented. fuGs Railroad fpse
f-on 'oe TO II sclOO will be Paid W this bureau.
Mailed free parents md others having chIt o iuSar
DoI receipt % ceuts) at the Office, nee 10 Ot
not Wishing for the purpose seated 80 cents IL 70 F.
VIC RTH PINCKNEY Donestie Guiding, corner bI'au"S
ami FOJI teenth st., y. \.
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In State bonds District Of Columbia 36Js tell
hack . .riic to 72Ts but closed Grm at that prize
bid new 'rennes secs selling ut 46St. lin CITY BANK
stocks Fourth National 27 soll at S9li, and Nctso
pclilan go at i2I. In railroad bonds there was
good trade reported Rock Island 7swere lower ~
100. and Northwestern gold oonbols Il h'shi as
9uo. Hannibal and 81. Joseph convertible - so"
at 79Io. Erie frsts at ll0i2 dtths at 9s' am NV
souxi. Kansas ard rexas sinking fund honGS Up y
5GI2. Michigan Ceatra ~ 1850 TO lo2 and CeH.,A
Pacific irsts to 1884, Unien rirsts selling ~ 10
and Sinking Fund at 9j5s. There were sara -
North Missouri iirsts ct 97497li. a.
The Executive Committee OF the American -.
inr Board held its first meeting to-day, aud ai'e' ~
transaction Of certain routine business aPpo'i'..
subcommittee consisting Of Nessrs Forster 80
Townsend. and the President, to contract u,
moreut hoard room and oiicos for the use oi y"
os.oc;ution. said committee also takes 'hIso
ITO stock ist. AMI attends TO the geAefa' ""s a..
;,torcs.s of the board for the tine being IL 4.
tornined that the initiation fee s'os'T
kent a, 500 until 900 members snar -.
r,ali6sd when the Executive Committee W." T,s
ennh change in the rate as may seem judl''ous -.
total number of applications is l31' ana ~ Fam.
ToiI, coming in from fYst-e!ass houses In S-'
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ALLOWING 10 cents PEI bus.ie and IS cents per bar
rel and crcdiirg the 81. Paul with 90 pes cent OF
the receipt, in each year. will approximate to the
Gain or loss IN earnings upon these ,wo line, TUE
TguUNI this morning intended to gay that tie SUM
of bonds required 80 pay the If per cent dividend
-. Paul Preferred was Sl,TCo.oO0, instead of
$500 900. Rock Island after being offered 81 1854
without buyers, later was marked up to 1917, and
frightened a small outstanding short interest into
buying It's stock, after which i; sold at o. AID Was
Oft rcd at this price This is another prope.ty tha!
ike Northwest, has forgotten to make returns Of
IFS July business. The Nor,h-We,tell did not
reject much strength, haviu- opened strong and
cl0scd weak The Common sold AZ 39l4@39 and
the Preferred at Gtlsa6ih 0d3ai. Whether this
WAS due 10 timility the part Of its clique or t.
the sales of outsiders who discovered that they
wanted no stock in n company thGi sold bonds bear
ing It's own guarantee at x, must be ieit for
future developments. Lake Shore was dull
with the opening price of 5iis, being its highest
and 81 the clio 'ng, the lowest. it is not
impossible tina, prevalent feeling that this stock
will he hid mp when the cliques attempt to sail ST.
PAM and Rock Island may De furnishing small
market of which the holders are thankfully i'm
proving 70 quietly unload upon. Michigan Central
took a back seat to-day, and on small business
only facmatcd between 43al34 Q425sq I3ls
Erie showed more BE ,han of late. the dealings
amounting TO $500 shares at i30sl0i3aSq 1871.
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european Advancement
TEE LONDON GRAPHIC,
- ILIT-TnATFD WEEKLY NEWSPAPER
EtL .lIrgIr-T o. 1875.


4 b.
t,nta.a- tir foub~tl@ 'i.'s lnT,aNinss' ,,. -.
U.lni Formal t'.ur 'I'T ~hrtrn'- token 20 Curt
rms .flrI,ANsl NIENNiNi ''sE e hf our Special
Art.t. tutf,! 4,lt ,ud C1' lN.tpr' l' tlr LShI1en
.plut rrrurt i f.-l. uf It.k tltI- Homo from me
Erslrttu .1.r Ul .t Ii tl'lr'' John -l1th Agri ~
-ru.ly A.,ruuul ia'rWurft Fa-'-ri Niit1'v Pagtlr
iii,ri,; lcg,ptr1 ~ col sanford bv o.. t.aoHlAh cur
Sow Eurs.J Farmer. Leg tp's I :. p thlnn nr"U'''
30. t.r T: 90 fictaft can, ~ ~ tLe IA iior -
~Ifil TL-. OR iiIt. o-.DN Cos 90 y -" ''rl LIZ
I'm ri.,;rr srr.'~ >rr Nselt IT,. DEGAEpr
TifE GHE:.yI D., Fria ..t 90, sg- b. J. G.
EXTRA CDi0HFp SCT"IEIFN-
TFF WAR N TIL. FAST f~tv'r.yr D.. 1jr ~r''tI
Af,f.. Elupnv .Igu lrC h.tHr,r N'"rE" aIt fe'il"A
D. .n.msu's la. ultt. Df.upt a aIunft 'h ih' i1iir
III, I,rii usIfu,c rf,.. hri 'aSr rrasdnia ~ tue
balrf,. uru. P,siI-i.sf sisw OF DHsr'r-ih -oh the
'H'iiiivSL 81. ~ .i3aEIAH FUGITIVE, AT rAnAK-
fryIsAI Hts. ~ E.TGHNoE FOR PRINCE
MTIAN~ NJTIt'.r UI Agrt !sudia al - Grade or
ft.DlaG.a a. outauIu- rSs~,t Tor bH mt Mount ANd.a
Eu,sr - riIt uf the rr,prs lufsiiH B.iri..''.
,IiNt, ~ -ERsit AID JOB. ..iNi.iN seven Sketches
SAET' HIS - 60 so NIiN IfLE lhr crescent and
TIE Gro I,rrJ1g CHRISTINA Eud IutkSh FomniecFs-
Mort,u, gains tyir Peg he HrInP g. sag" .viuE icr
IL IRON Meeting ui th Ir-' and Russian aUt>eUipt
tou Rev. ioTE. WILMER e HoNiF~.
D. --For Five Dollars sent to +. MacgeorGe
tpsIs &c.. = Ilr,: -t Lgau," san have III L.N-
Bus Graphic C'tdHa Il u.;I.iiji- ~ sac lest
4 N Tho interesting as .r. iting rous-ut tic
,ui l1y par, a. The iu:.l 81 49, pos, ftr', " biz
aorih-. =. MACGi JRGE 9 Go, q. tle,'si Lpn.'n t. {,
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caw Schools

ALBANY LAW SCHOOL, N. Y, corrected
N witt UNION UNIVEYsiT Y.Ihe eoulse of INST .lc'h9h
IL, tl clnoI will eumnence the first TUESDAY the 7lu
dayl Of September FOR Information or CIR larS npry 20
my ISAAC EDWARDS. Albany I.
GOLVNoIA COLLEGE LAW SCEOtL-
m, nppt.-ut annual OF this Institution VII q m
rnence al No Great Jones ST. New lo or WisDnt %
oct 4 nd win until May ~ 1877. C1a.pluts con
tanning fn nation may be olanec ny person'I ~
JonesfL. - letter aNnIr seaI NJ tho
.an. MIMIC 20 THEODORE W. DWIGHT. Professor. &C.
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p 1n.1NG rnILApELprIIA srocK oUorArIoSt

u,a As.ad Sd. As-ed
c-. &c revv IIJt. i10i, Cafawissa R.Ft 49, -
!. - ~ y fyl 40 phi & Pre- Il. p. lb2 lt4
pnn.,I,,,it n n 20 49, Northern Gen. G.k - = 81
Phi. x r, ad. ll Al g 4It LelhsE Ha'Isd'i" ~ ~
LeEgh VIleyIIR 90 5ols
The ca bic rdyccs were of no great Importance To-
dav. Tomorrow VIII be the regG'ar fortniahtiy
settling day. The British consols closed hrm at
933sa aGl2. United States bonds ruling inner tcr
Teu-forties at 1O9I2 and 1868 ut 1921, old 1858
bring shade lower az i06. The new tiycs hold he
advance Of yesterday to 1879 Fries were dull and
.tct,otypcd in their quotations, Common ut 1850
I2l,. and Preferred 12l2 Money continues cheap
and the sum OF Al2s, 600 bullion went into tho
Bank OF England to-day. silver Is reported scarce
al nat far from bid per ounce. The gold maj Het va
dull and lower the transactions having been az
1lla-t oIlII the weakness bong on the expected
Treasury sale tomorrow as much as anything else
ON gold leans tie rates were fat, and tor borrowing
l., and per cent per annum. The foreign exchange
market WIS weak with sales AT - s6lgSf4 soSI M
sixty davs. and - SSle6-'f $50. sight. The eN-
port clcarances Df domestic products from the p"-t
Of vew-Yorl for the week ending tonight amounted
IA currency valuation to $l5i9,341. The Assistant
Treasurer paid ont ia coin interest FlIi,OOo, AM
=. 800 in redemption of called bonds. The day
business at the Gold Exchange Bank covered;
Gold cleareJ 81 222 600 gold balances, S75a, il3;
currency balau.es, $oJOO77. The principal qnoT2-
tIOns were:
,,o, III 2.3O.....f'lb
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C0LNMGIA COLLEGE Inv
AW SCHOOL, -.

~ HARVARD UNIVERSITY.
~. arsd,uc wear 1867 VIII bt THURSDAY, Sepeh-
hrr "a me examination oT advanced Standing w ne2s
On rIurs,v Seut. 1hrr oS Afr beginnlhlo on
The aca mic year lSi77S, md afterwards applicants 10,
aIpsicf who axe K ada Of college, VIII b' regult,0
a. nass u-ptmnary eraIninsivp. At 'he beginning Oh nc
a,air mic wear $3.50 FacU N add Hh year 10 W,
cnndGatsS 'isg 'ee "ho 'f
the Sehon after te Academic 1876 " Dc tXdL.''
len RE course ~ three They m!- also Je meal.
irrs Of toe school least two ycar lnioi h'h ana
''r '"''''' s'''s '''' JOHN IL. arm OLD,
Librarian.
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9rsIrrctlon.
For Both Sey@-City

rr,uE MISSES GRAHAM, successors m the
So Green win rcoyen ScnOo for loul% ia,1cS
and Chiiaren at No. Fitthave hrst hot sc iron vas
.cnare On WEDN ESDAN. tie 27th OF september
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DACKARD's BUSINESS COLLEGE RE
OpFNTS,i iRstiin viii reopen i1I a. year On
NOND.N sent E. y sUr titDr as 'stlO hgc IN
MAY Win be afianalc Augts.. al. Pacf9' WIZ '" -
rs aca from a. m tu lie LIST 'So wsciE r'it ~clt
en- or send for ccva-. = :. PACKARD, 800 Broaaway
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TAGtAEs Emblem GsEaLGN
uNnE NEW HANNENNK TNR InE IYnnI-

4 TIVE VALLEYS OF IIHUt. Miss II. Tu
author Of patrInus" Folklore ~ ior," &c SC Fronts
Ii.Cr aud th uHTt, l2S g. LONDON co 80
ttGso who have Weiicd ~ iIt CcuJu dcss Sizes Uusi
points promised !1r iieuv World. Sho trce. n
be called mat. Posi-,
TIE book VII help cl,is Ia interest," tacrssy u
remark able uTutCCtinus.'S ituriay nryew
suta,r- ~ art the sh5 rlssts through cnd
heI reproduction is uuged With nl III" tonc Of nature
ard something T. body, the
trr the truvcler-t Notes and QUer,rL Her style f,gn
ard pieasnnt. the historical sketch wei cone Acatiu
srr Erycr. "A very compete landhn0H--' Guardian A
good guide book, with three sTi maps anei Few
books arac pictures than this 7c.aa'ing vol
uur Iur BAH Folklore and descr pi!ou delightfully."-
bsudedl raUhlC. Her Intimate know c ~ ucsl lore hhS
tre1 pOrrt by be- i0ul'r Dcfs iitsHed lDhuon NtNs
such result % travel Is Caining Toadnf. tXlRtr Miss
a 10 good account heg acquaintance With folk
lorefAo,demy liza done hci wrii a. nreeI Month.
heartily m the protest. against caug Hrol ihc
Tyue-t AtlrnHun. AugmifrG Gd a-il patse simllc
Ge8.Ie Cantih IL Aryhi1O S0r"O iOmbaraO
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DLo O'CLOCK 4. VI

FIRST 30 sRD-lOla O'CLOCK 4. VI.
Saifs of Sta bonds -R1i!ro1d Bouds-bGiS ana kdt
yo1d Shnres-ErDress Stocks. Dc.
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n,-rr,.,r,.r srocK pEpARrArxr-2 oLcL0cK.

] { ~. REGISTERED, ISL y : o. c.. On, 10! 80,
/ oJG.... ... lloL. 1000 ..........--...ll 7h
/ L = 8 "a CoJgon 1857 [ = a. irTcncy
lgLZ ] lSt''j. 's''A-o
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MISS DJ NERNEI, assisted ny coHbct'iiI
I'VE win rropen her SnArdlnr aut GAY 49, "a ioI
Df.Y., ul,Jpr iU2 Nest Twenty unitsi oe door
iror, Sixtavc OF MONDAY, sept %. Day b"aru'rs ar
taken the Park aijCr CRY thinner circulars can 20 o.
- ~ . .r 49, 50 LL...a- Y
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1uStrnlilon.
For BOYS and Y uny Ken City.

ave cor q 3dst lforiaery of III Gdavc). Enel.h
srd Cferan Day and Boarding SCHOOL viii oIc1 sept i"
Str.l circulars.
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A LADY GOING ABROAD for the purpose
n OF od ,coiir hfr ci rc suld "a ET CHARGE :: two
or n Zee oiefp ~ ing Thea, mothers equally With her
own size pr0pp.,s iGca!iug IN o town ~ Germany di%
tHgncd for is eCstona oiyant1res ana delightful stua
ton ART .n knows "a Do thoroughly excellent.
MS win DO f,u al unusual opportunity Tor parents
elard lns esrne educate their cl1iea IN kuiupc yet
l.Aaic 10 have ih-fg cu;irr posed foreign uG1LC
Most satisfactory references given Address r. H. g., Tribune
IrC
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THE MONEY MARKET.
OFFICIAL REPORT ~ y. s1OcE ExcHAN6R SALkS
ADJUST IS, 1876
70 A. M.-sALEs BNFORE THE CAL-
GOVERNMENT srocr DEPARTMENT lo4 O'CLOCK

AND | q O'CLOCK A. ".
q 5 81 1881, Registered 5 5s, Coupon 1881 ,-7I
so 600 ....,,...l y ll92 $1,000 ....-..--i-'iAfA
6 500 Reg stored. 1857
lOoJ.',.-.......l2. 1894
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MISS ANNA G. BRACKETT and Miss ID
W. NJ ELIOT West Sgth.st. wiz reoEen thc Hone an
Dsy Seho. for Girls esy, oct Circulars sent Oh ~
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G,WARTHM1RE COLLEGE, for both sexes,
FIltn.s For 'rttos" adci PAS Tie Pres
iGCnt, EDEA!.D II. MAGtLL, SwaTtLnore Penn.
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THE NApIES-Fauiir and Day Schocl !ol
lsalr ,i,- lI,hm'ai Rn si.ai'of' Com -, '.''.i.
o., .fi,i Instruct tsoI.fg. i'r.s .nFIc''i' ~ ~
sod 2u f',r circulars address Ms :" 70. d. rE i>l--N,
A.
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NFADEMOISELLE TAKDIYEL.
Nk No Is WEST FORT Y-si&Ili ST,

cEABURY SEMINARY aud K1NDERGAR-
- TES ~; WeSf f2d.ss RESERVOIR PARK, oncnn s
ron year sert. 20 KINDERG AklEN under ME-, ~ a.
- SstiCAI DEPAhIAtE&1 fG gOss lndcr J. Pat ,;s9h
n. r e. eos sHd etciais obtained 81 the school salts
faetivA gi.liAIteco.
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For Young Lalies-CitY
NHARLIER INSTITUTE, Central Park

K Nh TI.IIh z VI
Rows and YOurg en.lsInea 81 q, - yealaBoardns
and Day school College. BuFncsa VCst Point and Scthh,
Sc,nais FRENCH German Spanish carefully ttIsht as
tosen Building rev. the best o. u KIND Twenty srcy
'eaA "es'N' ''P~ 80 Pro. Ellie CHARLIER. Director
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Miscellaneous.

50 A MER. SCHOOL INST ~ a reliable Ed
~ neat .ui Agency u 30 yfr successful experience
IN Pr..tIug Icfchrfs 81 known sDihy IL lHinut- ana
schools o. .y,ry rralo Dui.n 81 raIihC' Tor ruidmn
session - preparation. Explanatory crt1s st,inp
!. " sCBLKAA hHOHA a. NJ, Ectagry, Ia hoEdas, New.
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as it does the great progress IN the ias' e,"-
tr,rv in a variety of products OF the son. Viz
increased knowledge and skill in the laoor
of producing, saving and manufacturing
the same to prepare them for the use OF than'
in the improvements of machinery TO alu
the aericulturist in his labort and a kho"l-
edge of the scientific subjects necessary 10 a
thorough system of economy in agricultural
productions. namely: Chemistry, botany
etymology. etc. A study Of this report by
those interested III agriculture and deriving
their support from it, will find it OF value
in pointing out those articles which are rals-
ed in greater quantity than the needs OF the
world require, and must sell therefore TOT
less than the cost of production, and those
which command a profit over cost OF pro-
duction, because there is not an over pro-
duction. / call special attention to the need
of the department for a new gallery tor the
reception of the exhibits returned from the
Centennial Exhibition, including exhibits
donated by very many foreign nations, and
to the recommendations of the Commissioner
of Agriculture generally.
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located. Of the 315. bodies which wur.
fot,nd, So have been identified. The acto,s
Claude Burroughs and Harry 8. Murfoc,,
are among those identified. It is estimate
that there were over 1000 persons in tbo
theatre when it took fire.
At a meeting of the actors and actresses
of New York, on the Sth, a large number Of
theatrical people were present, and in addi-
ton to the former plan adopted for a relief
fund for the Brooklyn sufferers, every man
ager in the country was asked to contribute
the proceeds of one performance to the 70.
lief fund.
Louisiana, Florida and South Carolin,
have been counted for Hayes. The Gov.
ernor of Oregon has given certificates to
two Hayes and n Iilden %elector. The
Presidential muddle is about as impenetrahla
as ever. and is not likely to become anv
clearer before Congress acts upon it in Fen
ruary.
Mr.. Charles j. Heamans, son of Mrs. Hea.
mans, the poetess, and a distinguished writ
er upon ecclesiastical antiquities, died at
Lucca, Italy, recently.
DeFaure, President of the French Cab.
net Council, has resigned, and the crisis is
considered serious, as it is, thought the
Chamber of Deputies will accept none but
an extreme radical, reactionary cabinet.
The Republic Francois, Gambetta's organ
advocates a decidedly moderate course, and
favors the maintenance of the present min
istry, under the leadership of Leon Say, ant
without DeFaure and Gen. Berthoul. /
objects to the entry into the ministry Q
either Jules Simon or Charles DuClerc, q
involving too great a change: