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vens. Augusta; j. II. Drummons, Portland; Francis

Stevens. Augusta; J. H. Drummond, Portland Francis
Cobb, Rockland.
Dist.
John B. Brown, Portland James NJ Stone Kennc-
bunk.
2-wiiam P. Frye, Lewiston; Enoch Foster, Jr.,
Bethel
3-R b. shepard. skowhegap; Edwin Flye, Newcastle
4-Charles A. Bonteile Bangor: JOSIAH B. Mayo, Fox
croft.
5-Eugene Hale. Ellsworth; Seth Milliken. Belfast.
Among the efforts Of the friends Of Mr. Blame 10
create enthusiasm likely be more effective
than the presence OF the Blame club II numbers
nearly 200 Of the leading wealthy republicans and
II will act as AN escort TO the delegation.
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NEW YORK HERALD MONDAY JUNE T. l87s-TRPLE SHEET

Of Greenfield both Bristow men and we've elected
and instructed by Bristow Convention.
ELEVENTH DISTRICT.
Smith II. PHILLIPS, of Springfield. and EDWARD
LEARNED Of Pitsheld, are both unqualified supporters
OF Mr. Blaine.
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NORTON, BRIsTow AND BLAINE THE FAVOR
Irs-THE DELEGATION WILL CONSULT AVAIL
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GENERAL DIX.

THE EX-GOVERNOR ON TIE DISASTROUS CAM
PAIGN OF 1S74--A PROTEST AGAINST BEING
HELD RESPONSIBLE FOR THE RESULT SEM
AroR Combines COURSE DURING THE CAM
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BLAINE AND BRISIOV.
Preferences of the Delegates in Five
States-Kentucky 7 tennessee Maine,
Massachusetts, and Rhode Island.
MORTON'S WANING STRENGTH.
Will Conkling be the Com
promise Candidate?


THE DELEGATION ENTHUSIASTIC FOR BRIsTow-
rIcoRaUPTIBLE AND ABLE-MoRToN or HAYES
AFTER THE KENTUcKIAS.
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RHODE ISLAND.

DIVIDED BETWEEN DRIsTow, BLAINE AND coNK-
LISG-A MAJORITY FOR BLAINE BEFORE THE
INVESTIGATING TRoUBLxs-wILL GO FOR THE
MOST AVAILABLE MAN.
PROVIDENCE, June 0, 1915.
Rhode Islands delegation to the Cincinnati convcn-
tion though numerically small comprises men OF
great ability and political foresight and influence. They
chosen, eight in number, from the State at
large. at the annual State Convention, and are as
follows
New-York tribune., 1876-10-13

NEW LIBEARY OF PGErRX 4,o AP Fsls soT9 vI Ta'9 E B.
Fond d CO.
The admirable collection of poems issued in
1870 under the editorial charge Of Mr.. Bryant has met
with so cordial a reception Suggesta new ana tho
oughy revised edition, of which the first seven parts are
now offered the public. Nearly $4,000 copies oI the
original work have been sold within the space OF little
more than Fix yearsa success which can hardly find
parallel in the history Of American literature The pres
ent edition Eas been completely reconstructed Doth III
matter and Almost onefh Of the previous volume
has been omitted, ANA twice m"ch new matter added
10 its contents. ItnOw contains o. oquarter more mat
Ter than any similar publication presenting nearly two
thousand selections fromm0'e than hundred authors
The editor ha, aimed giving in volume The largest
practicable selection Of the best poems IN the English
language making il as nearly possible the
choicest aud most complete poetcal anthology
yet published. He does not claim for every
r,oem the character Of masterpiece. Many
eyccimcus have been included which though less per
feet than ohcls in form, have become general ayoues
Nv some secret power Of touching the heart Nor has
tIe choice Of rcccs been limited 10 the acknowledged
leaders Of ENGLISH verse Many fugitive productions
whose authors are unknown TO fame, OF perhaps not
known at all have been caught out Of the passing c
rent literature, aud presented in company with poems
by distinguished writers The effect OF this arrange
rent is 10 give an air OF novelty the work. The sense
OF sameness which arises from the perpetual repetition
Of standard pieces is avoided by the admXure Of fresh
efusious which have yet 10 win their way to general
popularity. The work has been under the Immediate
personal supervision OF Mr. Bryant, who has given It not
only the sanction Of his great bat the benefit oil
his fine critical sense and poetic taste In addition to
its other peculiar attractions, the volume is illustrated
with many costly eugraving among which are portraits
Of Bryaut, I1ngfelOw, Lowell, Whittier, Emerson,
Holmes Poe and Holland, OF this country and Milton
Scott shelley Byron, Burns Mrs. Browning, TennysOn,
Hood, Colclidge, and Jean Ingeow. OF Great Britain
together WI h acuiles Of the handwriting OF several
of the most celebrated poets. Nothing indeed is want
ing either IN literary artistic point OF view, to rel-
der the volume precious gift TO poetic taste and culture
in this country. and important element III the higher
education OF the people.
New-York tribune., 1876-10-13
Coparlnerohip Nolice9.

VNHIS Is TO CERTIFY
4 l. That DAVID H. LiNDAUER Of the City and state
of NcwIOrk viii continue the business Of manufacturing
and ycud ug CDKSEIS carried by the late n Of trOy
Lind ucr H. That the PRINCIPAL place Of said business
Will in the CITY Of York III. Ihat SAID business VIII
Is conducted under the hrn name of ChOTIN & LIN
UAUER which name DO hereby certified will be
tuuc m use by David H. Inaaurr 81 the city and state ui
NeWNork af resaid, the said David IL lIninuer being the
only surviving partner the said late firm of JrJy lln
GaUcr which had with countries
my and seal this tnrd day Of AugusL lst6
DAVID n. IINDAULR fi-s.l
State Of NcwYork City and County Of NeWforS $50 on
the hitcen,uy 0f August 1876 before personally came
David Iindacr 10 personally known 10 be The ndNld
un described and Who executed the foregoing Ccrtce
and Acknowledged % that hb executed the
r. IL. TIANLOH. Notary Public, Kings County. y. =.
Filed ~ County Clerks OlnCe. Aug 10. 1876.
New-York tribune., 1876-10-13
STEAMBOATS, ano Railroads

E0R NEW-HAVEN, HARTFORD, SPRTNc-
4 FIELD WHITE MOUNTAINS MONTREAL. audintS-
mediate points Pier 25 f. r. daily (sundsr.
meeting with special trans at New Haven for Hartford Spring
fed Tickets sold and baggage checked at 9i4 Rroads
New-YorS, and Conrtst, Brooklyn Excursion to Ney,
Haven and return II 30, wv
New-York tribune., 1876-10-13
NEW YORK AND .PHTLADELPHIA NEW
BOUND BROOK ROUTE
FOR TRENTON. PHILADELPHIA AND THE CENTEN-

Commencing MONDAY, oct 9, 1876 Trains
q. ~, 1870. .. $50 p. IA.
Leave loot Carksonst. G:35. 1885. 9Oj m, 1850
42D $50 D.
Leave Philadelphia from staton Norhpennsylyani Rail
road. Third and Berkssts at $50 $50 An lap, S2o D.
G:JO Leave Centennial Grounds az 7l5, 5lJ H. In lI1
=. 100 10 p. m.
9l5 D. trains New aud % trains leaving Cen
t,GuIa Grounds 20 A 81 and tlU D. 20.
Urin- 1 Trenton iu.7On 10 AiN 4Irii'n
p3sfeugcrs freight low as by other routes
Centennial pissruetr delivered the main ena auce 10 tho
Centennial Gfolud,. If. F. BALDWIN,
(feIp
New-York tribune., 1876-10-13
Dentisirn

A SET OF TEETH IN THREE HOURS I;
"a mechanical dentistry; reasonable charges satisfaction
guaranteed. l2S West 1niry-iourth-st. NEWBROUGH
SOMETHING NEW! CHEAP and BEAUTI-
- FULl-My Rose Pearl Plates indicating color and
ssncoA ior arhcia teeth excel everything heretofore
red for beauty strength and ghness needs only TO be
10 be appreciated made IN day. aud only SIS $40 per
st Ca and examine. Aso best Rubber Sets from SO
sl5 Gold and Patina $50 10 si5 Extracting under gas
d. A. g. WAlI 45 Last Twenty third st. near MadsOnaga
New-York tribune., 1876-10-13
Cea,Dtr5.

Al. wanting TEACHERS. schools. OF Pupils,
y aldra-s hasr Educational rnon.' 80 Bro1lNt t N s..
Dtg ltI0lI,iuus. b,st opistuA.l.r f-t'"'.eN t''''
4 GRADUATE of Yale, with highest tes'i-
f.Hnc ior Con,se specially. Address YALE Tribune
4 TEACHER of experience wishes 10 obtain
law hire, % purchase Address T. o. hoE lA'' HoDnd
4 HARVARD GRADUATE, experienced in
iesr trHs n7,9,nic; highest reicrerees Address Il. I
80. l4 W"er.,piaoe.
An EXPERIENCED classical and mathe-
= ma;,c i"~eh.r d.-' pi'E5ir guy G i1yl iy l1 m 3
IiDlar rp-toun on.-' i-3s broadway.
4 LADY Of experience desires BOARD in a
- private fry " Ne" aorS o Is'9.{ % nr ., @ ,u, ~ NJ
uer'oL Address ilAcHEi'' b"A b. irD"", 0'.'.
4" 4 MEXICAN School Institute 1895, IN
doIled by highest rgIlIo9a .1 1i.APsrS .r
elIais or stamp. j. W sGHERMERHoRN II Boulst
4 FRENCH young lady desires full or partial
~ engagement VIII schools or families several cars -5
schools iamics Crcsulnouia- gvenJ I,as.rs music
a-p. Address allie. ]. J., Tribune Uptown "-'r| l'-'7
broadway.
AN EXPERIENCED TEACHER Of German
~ seminary would Ike TO teaeh IA da' school slihI' H.
.l,rrg and tc t5str in GERMAN ii. mother tongue; p
yaie pupils receive the bes. attention. Address h.
A PROFESSOR who has received three de-
"a gIces shes private pupils IN rhetorc li.e'.'L,i 'iP,
education 81 alus has bad many years eAp.r.,e ana can
the satisfactory rrtrrCuCcs Address lJhOl bti
Mss. Tribune Uptown Once l,23s broadway.
4 GRADUATE of Dartmouth, who has been
"a for two years NowIayc lifting boys for college aud
coaching iae students n iaun Greek and Mathematics de-
sres private pupils PREPARATION ior amy college may Do made
ia wear. References. Dr. 4. Hammond and Ni stan
lev esq Of n. " Dr. Asa D. smith, Pres. OF Dart Coll Al
dress q. D.. 80. l35 East 18TH 81. " Y.
ERENCH and GERMAN SCHOLARS Wanted,
either children, Ladies or Geniieaen-iy an A'aeian
gentleman educated IN Germany and frlnc" the position
Of INTERrREfEi+ TUTOR COMPANION. tutltlr
SPONDENT, PRIVATE SEtKElAiti, or BUSINESS
AGEN twice abroad Boo this capacity, rup entire -d0at
q 81, visiting ireland, scotland England traurr, Belgium
Holland, Germany, switzerland Denmark, Norway, sweden
Finland, -incluiiug the Caucasus and the trmt4
Hungary, Austria. Italy. &c. &c best fcfrcc. Ad
drcss NIATOl Room -, Tribune building New YORK CITY
HNANTED-ln n family residing few miles
from the city, lady competent O instruct four girls n
English, french ami music Address h. H. G., Gras Neck, l. l.
New-York tribune., 1876-10-13
s'RlE RAILWAY

fNRlE RAILWAY
~ SUMMER ARRANGEMENT Of trains, IN effect June 5.
,G;a m Cincinnati and Chicago Day Express. Drawns
C2a,..s 60 C.eye.anA CINCINNATI aud Ch.caso~ ~ - ,.,
7pm'-l DAILY Pacific Express FOR the West sleeping
cleveland gud CHICAGO without change Also Hotel Din
trains leave chambers street Depot y y, ,or
Newark 6f5. $50 I0ij ll.5O a m, ~ jl5. and o.
p. aui ~ midnight Saturday nights only Sundays 9lo
d. nhcrfrd PARK and Pass,ic 6fj 7fj 10 a. n y noon,
lfs, @, $40, $3.50. JlJ, q, 900 e 10 p. d., ~ md nG
lauu, c5 745 go 10 lqol5 Il lI'3oa n % 70 noon ai
lzmneht Sundays, $780, 0.j, ~ H., I:iJ ESQ, p u,
sur-r6 Gi5 ii5 10 Iol5 o. M, las, 8tj . G. Z p m;
D. midnight suudIys $50 I'D a H, I4J' ooO p n' and
cor%all. 40 o. u $780, t2O p. m sundays $50 a
Ns5umgh. 49, 8, 1915 q. m, 53O, 4'3O ?. m snndayP
Kingston. pa. m.; $50 p m. Sundays, $50 m. g.,
''( N(rlI.f5v2 .5 y 1913 o. m 33j t3o p. III. sun
,ci c t sew ok id dsS, sdI1nd r. i,
rort Jesis 1I5. ., IUij g. DE- t3u p IN. sundays oj0
NoS&irat, w. arr eayiur chambers on even lalf hou5
leaving C44aogis ii ON 1saI.er hours ee tWSH
a. 1J l645 connecting with trains leaving Cham
s ir III y 1.s m @ I'D for apartments in Dnwingroom
and Sleeping coaches De- obtained, aud orders for The
0icSs Nos 43l 4ol 90 ana 95i Broadway No. Court
ST. hroosyn and a. ,ne @i h, Ne,,YorL At 72j
a. Thrii',5j a. i,5 aud i'.3 rs i's'i p n. '' . ''
NoHlHEGN RAILROAD or XEw-JEnsEY..
GO Tor a oAef exc ,y1,1' '1 IA a, i' w. T. %3jn M sun
Sanae 9 yai ara 5i 3iqq'Yy So s5 ~ %Y a2 YoFs m
EOR RONDOUT and KINGSTON, connecting
L vlth Ulster and Delaware Railroad, landing at High
land Fails west Point, Cornwall NeNbugh, Marlboro,
Cornell leave every TUESDAY Thursday sauriay James
v Baldwin Monday. Wednesday Iri'ay' suHn6i' Fei 10
New-York tribune., 1876-10-13
Gorses. Garrlaaes, Aarness, sc.

A FINE. very light LANDAU, $500; curtain
a Coach Sl2j; and 4seat Coupe R0ckaway from y -
up rOuy Pnaton $50; top and road Wagons go lp suky
O express wagons; also, 2ju and second hand Car
RACES suitable any market aua at very low p,ssi har'
ness SC WILLIAM X. GRAY, Nos 20 and - Woosterss
4 UCTION HOUSE or ARCH. JOHNSTON
n tLate Johnston 6 Van Tasseln
OFFICE 81 LIBERTG-SE-
lEyeung Post EuldlugD
TIE HORSE And CARRIAGE BRANCH OF QUE
HOUSE is 10. 2l, 23 and % THIRrEENf4LSr,
University place.
The business VIII De conducted precisely the same stct
au0 honorable principles which have always charact rzed ue
dealings house. and e respect and coincidence
Size business community as well %, he public az large
REGULAR SALES EVERY TUESDAY AMI ERlDAfS
AT 10 O'CLOCK.
Entries for sale may be made through the mail
New-York tribune., 1876-10-13
New publications.


THE TRUE REPUBLIC. Peter Cooper
Il GIetnback PAPER cent 81 per year 81 ParSiow.
DECENT TRIBUNE EXTRAS.
HUXLEY IN AMERICA, No. sc.
Verbatim Reports Of all Prof T. H. Huxlcy's Public
Addresses In the United States at Buffalo, Nashville Lalu-
more. and Ncw-YOrK.
Price, posIaii in sheet FORM 10 cents in pamphlet 25
cents.
GUIDE TO THE EXHIBITION No. 30,
WITH MAP OF THE BUILDINGS AND GROUNDS.
Every important and suggestive feature Of the Fair IS de-
scribed and convenient provided ior all visitors,
instructng spend their time at the Exhibition TO
the best advantage.
Price. postpaid in sheet form 10 cents in pamphlet p
cents, or twelve sheets or i've pamphlets for u.
TIE WAGNER FESTIVAL, No. -,
Contains the letters Of THE TRIBUNE SPECIAL COR
RESPONDENT Ck kR. G.. H.D at Bayreuti describing Tie
production 81 The Ring OF the Nibauug.'
Sent by mail to any address foI cents
INDEPENDENCE DAY ORATIONS AND POEMS,
No. 80,
Contains orations ty william M Eyars Richard s. Storrs
Charles Francis Adams Henry Ward Beecher and Robert G.
WINTHROP the National by B1yard Taylor and Centennial
Hymns and Songs by Holmes Taylor Bryant and Whittier
Ir.ce, postpaid il pamphlet form, 20 cents
Address THE TRIBUNE. NewYmk.
New-York tribune., 1876-10-13
NEW.Y0Rk AND LONG BRANCH r.. n.

NEW-IORk AND LONG BRANCH r. K.
ALL RAIL LINE BETWEEN NEW-Ioltk LONG
BRANCH OCEAN GROVE SEA GlRL AND SQUAN.
Time Table Of oct =. 1876: Trains leave Newfork from
lot u Lbcryst North River at olo, lli0 a. mp 4'l1
D..
Prom foot Of Carksontst az 1l:3j m, 4:20 D. m.
stages from keypOrt connect az Maiawan station
with ala trains.
New-York tribune., 1876-10-13
6teamboats ano Railroads.
HrpsoN RIvER BY MOONLIGHT.

A ALBANY.-GREAT REDUCTION IN FARE
N BY PEOPLES LINE. FIRSr.CLAsS PASSAGE
ONLY Al.
New-York tribune., 1876-10-13

HUDSON RIVER BY MOONLIGHT
4 CIVl/ENs' LINE STEAMBOATS, lNR TROY,
sARAToGA LAKE CHAMrLAlN LAKE, GEoEGE,
mas AptEONUACkS. MONTREAL. and all Uciuta North
and West Faro only el amt reduction 40 an Joints The
eeraut ,eanboats ~ this Line leave DAILY ,0aurays "a
,rtt "A. 4, ID m nom Pier A. NOTth RIVER foot LDrOy 81,
connecting Win morning aius on ~ Y Central HelsstlAtr
aud 9r0g and Trl- Boston and couuer ing railroads.
Throush IN tcActs sold Hd baggage checked % d.s
New-York tribune., 1876-10-13

hbb5ON ii In bi III .D-'~A'i-''
Centennial visitors enjoy view Of the best and most
magnificent scenery OF Highlands the Hudson by IaY
cling on the PEOPLES LINE or elegant ana eohnoloas Us
The eyeung and c9necng S Albany W.T. MN ForRnF Ra s @
qiiE @ az "a, y. ~ ,ep in Ne, Yore sate
rooms warmed by steam. Meals The Euro 'eau plan.
y. B-ReqoIsr Iudson River Railway tickets taken and
excursion tickets Oy l also taken aud passage o"ed oi
ALBANY and TROY by day boats C. YIB-
y BARD and DANIEL DREW.-Leaye Nestryst pier
as and 2itht AZ $50 a Landing at ,S %ei fTIsI Point
Connections az Albany win Jram p. m for tho
West over NeTl 9rS CeaS InV8K az Il sgaG % m ~ so Ig
ng morning GonTnq2s irh5 @ ON @ ls 5npg aI n reinTp
same day, 81. PoughkeepsIe 81 o.
BRIDGEPORT, and all points on HOusatOnic
~ and Nangatuck Railroads. Fare 81 steamer BklD1E;
PORT Caarneshp az lljOa No. and bridgeport atl
p.In.
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD co.
~ Trains leave NcwN NOrk VII CUrand and Dcsbrossesst
835 wasa9gt0P PtsaT5 Columbus & Chicago so GIN
Washington. .Pulnan cars 10 principal cstern cities
ngt0n. Same connections West by S:3j m train.
235 p. M. Washington, the SOUTH and West Richmond
Savannah, lNncnDurE Atlanta, New.OIl.ans sc.
Columbus. Chicago Cincinnati st louis louisville '
1855 p m. Washington, the south and West Richmond,
Sayahna' & I3nc1o4iS 3 M aa'a, ~ ~ S ois ISs
vile. indianapolis, Pullman slcepoTs Washing
ION. Pullman cil e prnei4ai estsrn cities
Forhrougn tickets, please can at comPany3 Offices Sl5
ana ,-3S TpddWdY, NcW YORK, ana AZ uCAfb otts lOOl
COrandt aud DtShrOsses aud depot Jol sey Cuy
ASK FOR TICKETS VIA BALTIMORE AND OHIO X X.
CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEY.
~ ALLENTOWN LGNF.-Frrry Stations IN New-YorS,
foot OF Lbertys ani foot Of CrksOnst town. Freight
Commencing 2 1s76-Ieave New.York. foot of LID
eTty-st, follows!
Bath. Allentown. Mauch Chunk 1amanend MuhesDarre;
Scranton. connects Bound Brook Tor Trenton and
Philadelphia at Junction win Del, Lack and West Rail
road
I5a m.-For s0mervile and Pennington
S:45 a.m-NOaSING ENpREss daily Except Sundays for
HIGH Bridge Branch EastOn, Allentown Harrisburg and
tho West Connects EastOn for Mauch Chunk, Iamaqu
T0Wunda, WIkesbaIro POttsyihe Scranton DauyAe WI
Transport, sc.
-l:aO p m-EyPREss for F1cmngon, Easton, Allentown,
MauCh Chunk, WlErsnarre scranton Tamdlua, MaI3noy
Citv Hazeion, Reading, Columbia, Lancaster Ephrata,
P0tsyiile Harrisburg, &c.
400 D. m-For High Bridge Branch Easton, Allentown,
Mauch CHUNK connects at Junction win Del, Lack.
and West Railroad.
$500. p.m--F0r SOmoryille and Pennington.
tj3t m-EyEyNG EXPRESS, daily. fol Eason Allentown,
Mauch CHUNK, WkcsDarre, ToWanda Reading, and Harrs
burg.
-S3Gp m.--FOr Elst0n. -
Boat. oay, oot o Carks0n st. River G3j, 735.
9Oj. 1903 1855 1850. l:JO. o:20, 42O $40, 62J
coaqceoa is made By carLsonst Ferry at Jersey City
For trains to local points timetable at stations
NFW-YORE AND LONG BRANCH r. r.
New-York tribune., 1876-10-13
1llsCellGuc1us

nELMONICO's REMOVABLE. DELMON-
~ vii from 5thaye and l4th a. tO broadway,
5thave, AMI 2Gthst (Naosonsquaie mon NDA1. sept IL
rIHE CENTENNIAL TORgH-FOr Process
aud pargdes.St ALE latest and best. As much
berer Than -acr od torch or any oihoI as mod IN sa
Euuus old tIrrlOut 90 cents oaci -
so hundred can and examine nt Warer1Ou-
af the ~iIAIER NANUFACTUHuNG COMPANY, No
Murray also Portable Gts Machines IN" best cheapest
l---I L--.--- -L- hL-Lnr ll 900
New-York tribune., 1876-10-13
Nrw publications.
A NEW STORY BY THE AUTHOR
~ Of
STEPPING HEAVENWARD.
THE HOME AT GREYLOCK.


story OF domestic life depicting the varying scenes and
incidents family experience without being at al ddactc
"a m OF instructive family training on the secret
Of bappv homes and on Christian faith and work some OF
the characters are with skin and trutf1ness TO
nature not surpassed Dy anything Mrs Prens has ever
written The deep knowledge Of the human heart the tone Of
cheering helpful sympathy the fine touches OF hunor and
,,e rf Of religious trust and aspiration which have
d,ared stepping cavenwar5 10 many thousands both
at home and abroad are no marked features Of THE
HOME AT GREYLOCK"
ANSON ID. F. RANDOLPH, 6 Co,
NO 500 BROADWAY, COR. IWLNTIEI ll-SI;
For said by an booksellers by mail prepaid on the
receipt of 81 o..
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3ustruttlon.
For Young Ladies-County.

For Young Ladies-County
MISS WHlTCOMB's French aud English
W Home ana Day Seool ior &9nf fi e' circulars on
application.
MISS BULKLEY'' BOARDING and DAY
~ sGH2QL IN & for X9EXs ss5 isy &re Ss & 5y
eit.I aatI ser. l.
Mrs. VESTS BOARDING. and DAY
vi school ior YQCXG LADIES and LITTLE e G5RlIS
Rrsidence. MeaiGve p o Box ls6
NFAPLEWOOD INSTITUTE for YOUNG
vi LAPIEs Ft5aed Nfs' S} }I. eSaaaee S of s
present atyantases p,ser snTpl9s'd' Au'aS N'' - V
NFONTCLAIR, N.J.-BOARD and INSTRUC-
fcciy heaItiiU location and tnoioug lHstI.lio' III
clir r. J. Number uel TO eight young ladies' Highest
MT. ST. NARY COLLEGE.
vi ENMlTTsBUBG, Mp IA, ... .
Junior dePmtEsnS% & E % n With th@ sisters of Charity OF
Ha11rh 10 taSS charge the domestic department Of the
ssad for catalogue s,,,,,, p, p, pr.,o,,,,
DLAINFIELD COLLEGE for Young Ladies,
Plailfcd' NJ rcOpens sept; H. Miss j. h. heOYoh fI.l
RYE SEMINARY
Forrarticalar5, adIr5ss iiirs. sJ.LIrE
DOCKLAND INSTITUTE for YOUNG LA
Ia DIES, Nyaekon iudson- B9autiia situation Mis- j.
e. C. WETsEiL and ALBERT WELLS, PRINCIPALS
SVHE MISSES BUCKNALL' BOARDING
rct j. Tho ensung school Year vii Commence SEPT
rJlUE MISSES NOTTs English and French
B1ariirg and Day SCHOOL for Young Ladies'. 33 Wall
s Conn. The school year opens sept 20 TOT
circulars Apply rs ano't.
UTICA, y. Y.-Mrs. PIATT''. SCHOOL for
u youug ladies' FAN terra BEGINS sept -
WEST END INSTITUTE.-Famiy school
w for vou7e ladies'. =. L. CADI, Principal New
haven, Conn send for circular
For Both Sexes-Country
a GOOD HOME FOR CHILDREN in a
q BoardmgschooI al Wilton, Comm terms TO suit At
dress AUGUSTUS WHuLoCk.
A FAMILY BOARDING SCHOOL for Bows
Sofs S6 per wcckf Tor board washing, tuition aui the
''s selo may be- boarded during the Summer vacation re-
',l,,PS GaPE 'S' 10 &rs Sis. H. 't;'' G. 'MoRRELL ,
DREW SEMINARY aud FEMALECOLLEGE,
IL Carmel y. Y.A School FOR both saS"s hfy miles from
MS1a%tN sSy lnS. O'"'''u nome '- Go. G SMITH. 4. NJ
EAMILY SCHOOL.-Board, tuition, Washing,
L $40 s. pr week Miss coNovER Old Bridge Ne'-
FORT EDWARD INSTITUTE, y. y.
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lie tEe gila2.nf ,0, 1yIt' li's y,at ,g onsy.
eAo''" Admissions at any u' ''0' jos T. KING D. D.
CWARTHMORE COLLEGE, for both sexes,
y ul, ta clr Of Friends Iur catalogue address the Pros
idcnt. EDWARD RI. MAGGl.L. sEdlhlnore, Penn.
CT. PAULn SCHOOL, LewisDoro, West
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sept 30 Very moderate, Apply % Principal Rev NOEllr
BOLIuN
GaoS PER HEAR-ROCKLAND COLI
q so LEGE, Nyacs. NY. SocKtr@A send iJr Circular
Miscellaneous.
a" 4 MFR. SCHOOL INST" Is a reliable Ed
~ ucIronal Agency n 20 years srcccssW experience
IN reurr.utug Teachers 81 known ability io families and
schools cs,ty grade. Bulletin o cauittts i"r Autumn
session now In ltsuaration Explanatory circulars for stamp
j. " sCUEI5iEHuUHN, a. j., Actaary 10 Eouds st, New
lOrh.
NOR SALE-A iloU,ishiug. paying Boarding
New-York tribune., 1876-10-13

VNHE TRUE REPUBLIC. Peter Cooper
Il GIecnback PAPER cent 81 per year "a ParsIow.
New-York tribune., 1876-10-13
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