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New-York tribune., 1876-10-14
Sucelal Notltes.

secret Foe.
Tho most brilliant rapid and exciting story Of he day full
OF incident aud patlos, entitleL
A SECRET FOE;
ROSES on TIE BRINK.
BY WILLIAM SAWYER,
Commences in the great metropolitan newspaper the
SUNDAY MERCURY
OF TOMORROW.
TIE SUNDAY MERCURY publishes only frstclass ro-
maurrs and The greatest variety OF short stories aud its col
unns bstlc with the original gems ol current lteiaiar"
Burke, Fail styles Dress ani Felt Hats READY At pofu
lar Triccs. lll broadway PARK Bank Bdii"a2
Hon. Carl Schurz will address thc Gcrman Mass Meet
Hon. James G.. Blaine,
HON. a. w. TENNEY.
HON. SILAS B. DUTCHER.
WILL SPEAK AT REPUBLICAN MEETING.
COOPER INSTITUTE,
MONDAY EVENING. OCT 49,
AT7'e O'CLOCK.
Lost.-0u WEDNEsDAY. OCT. H. near Astor iiou',, =
WALKING CANE, tie heat 81 when s = siai cannO NO.
y,luane e., t from assOcIaon. O thc 0Nutr le Under
viii l aplrd leaving tao cane 20 Illhuly Olte
W." " WIILIAN WINTER
Snt heiur willing to sell brass at auy price, and wishing
IN ,e M position for ceap9c,5 wicn leads 80 many 10
oss 1ncir money buying p,souous brass trisa, oter
SOLID GOLD JEWELii, ia the Glc srynt Hlrlcy stylus
made bv machinery With tr fng cost tor iht abot at"r
nearly 1t cost ~ the brass trt- wi iHl lys sou 80
prcg 500 per cent. I. SAS!l 'ol hi1adNd!' UP
stars opposite \. l. NteWart'N -------
Po,t.Onicc Notcc.-rho FOREIGN MAILS ior ~, & %ecs
ep-ug SATURDAY. Oct Ia. 1876 VIII c.Jst ~ ni' '
ON NJ FSDAN al a. H.. fOr Europe. per sieei' ~
x1 OusristDwu: on WEDNESDAY, at = ~ W. 80 "
Iuthuia, Queenstown o. ~ - y =.
AZ so 4. Europe. Ier s''.,'. ~ az
plvnonth Cliprboirg and lauburg oi 80 si' -
II A m for Europe per s'ansllp ,r,aar mi Er,1ca
- nn,rucs for scotland, ottmln!l anu ttaiSo
a. m, trriel by this steamer nus Dt sP..siy '
~ pc av 49, Tor Srntlanc direct per steamship Alsiuh
~ a' .o,, and al 1850 for Getmahy sNeGsh 4,en
VI" ~, ort, Az psr STEAMSHIP Malr, va eotlhIptoh ai
i3-tN - and AT II ~ fr France direct per steamshP
i'i'n.u, tayre The steamships DakOta aotiil@ alr
,, ny P;l DO t9ke mails tor Denmark Swed.n Sn
Cly on re mails the West Indies, VIA Betmuda aLu
will leave NeDNork oct. 26 The mais ~.
So, &c will leave Francisco Nov. l. Inc mans O'
Ausuaib "'T wa 4. l. LANES. r. n
New-York tribune., 1876-10-14

RE-ENFORCEMENTS FOR CUBA.
LONDON. Friday, oct H. 1876.
A Times dispatch from Barcelona announces
that 900 soldiers will, II necessary follow the looVo
who start for Cuba on the Goth inst
New-York tribune., 1876-10-14
DOMESTIC MARKET.

WILMINGTON, " C., OCT. I3.-SpiIits 1urpcntne firm as
3lc rm at 81 90 Tor STAINED Tar quiet ana steady
a
New-York tribune., 1876-10-14

An No,ire, NJ Uarrlages must be iidOrsef ph idt
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AT 7le O'CLOCK.

Last ON WEDNESDAY. Oct. n. near Astor House.
INC CAM. tie heat ~ which small caunUn Not
vaabr e., t assOciation. tu TIE oNncr The Under
viii be It " arlrd leaving tlo cane - llihul, Qlce
New-York tribune., 1876-10-14
REPUBLICAN MEETINGS.
STATE OF NEW-YORK.
REPUBLICAN CAMPAIGN. 1876.
HEADQUARTERS REPUBLICAN, STATE COMMITTEE,
FIFTH AVENUE HOTEL. NEN-GORk.

COOPER IYsrTTrTR, n. V Hon. Carl scHURz.
The New York herald., 1876-03-05
oOAsTwIsE sTEAMsHIPs.


N y, HAVANA AND MEXICAN NAIL IS; = LINE
" Steamers foS IsSse Per Ne Nq5is Rysr
CITY OF NEW YORK Thursday, March
CRY az vFR March @ "a ~
FOR YERA CRuz AND YEw ORLEANS.
SITY og iu'Y" YfSssay day March s
For freit or NP' -
:. ,. ALExiNDRE Sons. 81 and % Broadway,
Vera Cruz and all other ports.
NEW YORK AND HAVANA DIRECT MAIL LINE
pier - North River foot Of Cedar street direct
cofrMBUs a. 12l2TAU r,..,.v March
For egh, and passage having ansarpaseS sccounoda
''0nS' SppSwg SwM p CLYDE Co. No Bowling e,r,,n.
McKELLER LULING-& CO.. Agents in Havana
Ll0R NEW ORLEANS DIEkCT
L THE CROMWELL LINE
KYIcKERBocK KER caPS'ain Kenble
rom pior No. 8 North River ~
points on the Mississippi River - '''''''"'
Cabin passage, 500; steerage 10
Apply 70 CLARK SEAMAN SO West st.
NToRGAN's LINE OF STEAMSHIPS,
wi for New Orleans snd Texas.
freight there 10 Morgans Louisiana Railroad Tor
Morgan City thence steamer OF Morgans line 10 Texas
The steamer BRAsHEAR will sail from pier SO North
River, Saturday March IL, at NJ Tor New Orleans
through bills olading signed to Mobile Galveston and to
points Galveston Harrisburg and san Antonio
Houston and Texas Central International and Great North
ern Pacific and Trans railroads and
Indianoa and Antonio and all points the Gulf
Western and Pacific Railway BrazOs Santiago Corpus
Fsishs ior MsrSs and Fulton landed Rockpor
Lgherage and Channel dues at either Corpus Christi or
Brazos Santiago at the expense and risk Of consgnee
Freight for Brownsville Matamora and points in the In
terror have cOnsignee at Brazos santiago.
Insurance can be effected under open policy q WHIT
Co.. New Orleans. From New York 20 New Orleans
Il cent from New York to all Texas ports via New Or
Freight at lowest rates For freight further inorma
CHARLES A. WHITNEY CO.. Agents.
Pier 80 North River.
J1OR HALTFAX n. s.-CROMWELL LINE
IL Steamship GEO. WASHINGTON will leave pier 10
North River Friday March TO- at r. NJ, ami each al
ternate Friday thereafter.
Cabin passage including stateroom and meals Si0 gold
Apply TO CLARK SEAMAN &c West ST.
nNLY DIRECT LINE TO FLORIDA-WEEKLY LINE
" to Port Royal 5. c., Fernandna Fla, Brunswick Ga,
sailing every Thursday, from pier 20 East River. The
day March q at p NJ. for Fernandina and Port Royal
Through issued to all points Florida
bills oflading given to ell points in tho South and South
For freight or passage apply to G. II. MALLORY
co. or HERMAN GELPCKE 1853 Maiden lane.
OLD DOMINION STEAMSHIP COMPANY,
" sailing from pier 81 North River.
For Norfolk, City Point and Richmond Tuesdays. Thurs
Saturdays r. NJ connecting with the Virginia
Tennessee Air Line Atlantic Coast Line Piedmont
Line Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad and with the
Virginia Newbern and Washington N. c. (via Norfolk,
Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday.
Lewes Del, Monday and Thursday at +. NJ, connecting
with Maryland and Delaware railroads
Passenger accommodations unsurpassed -
Through passage tickets and bills adng to all points at
Insurance Norfolk &c per cent Freight
daily pier 81 North River General Offices, l9T
Greenwich st N L. McOkEApI ,.rresaent.
TRAVELLERS GUIDE.
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BOARDERs MANTEp.

NY RESPECTABLE. RESPONSIBLE GENTLEMAN
n preferng the elegance and refined comforts Of homo
In select, strictly private family. 20 hotel life end
such with Board II desired French table,
33d and 9th by addressing PARTICULAR box
100 Herald Uptown Branch office
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BoARDERs WANTED.

SPENCER PLACE, CORNER WEST 10TH AND
4fh stS mot 4th avl.-Rooms with Board house and
ocaton unexceptionabe convenient TO several lines OF
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e)OD ST .u2 wEsr.-VEKY PLEASANT FUR
10 nished Rooms let with Bourd. gentlemen an
wives single gentlemen, terms moderate moving
the Isl Of May.
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NEW YORK HERALD SUNDAY MARCH 87e-oUADRUPLE SHEET
noARpERs WANTED.

90 WEST 9TH ST., BETWEEN 5TH AND 9Th AVS
90 Desirable Rooms to let 10 gentlemen; Breakfast If
quired references.
The New York herald., 1876-03-05

O)D ST. 30 WEST.-DESIRABLE ROOMS TO LET
~ with Board. second and fourth floors; moyin
Ia MAY:
The New York herald., 1876-03-05

OO WEST 2sD ST. NEAR 9TH AV-FURNlSHE
s. week
The New York herald., 1876-03-05

77rH ST. lf6 EAST.-llANDSOMELY FURNISHEl
Rooms with first class Board; elegantly furnshe
Paror Floor with without private table table Board
two gentlemen; references.
The New York herald., 1876-03-05

ODD ST.. 2s7 wEsI-FROXT ROOM, WITH BoARI
- - Gre and gas Sl5 for two,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-09-28
An Eve witness 40 IIeII Gate.

Suddenly there came an upheavnl OF
foam. rising here and there in columns.
Every eve was intent The field OF foam
was held up wonderfully long only a
few seconds in actual time but very
long TO the fascinated cycs-and then 1t
sinks A two acre cloud OF earth, u
boulder or II jagged timber passing IN
its midst rising over the foam. The
earth cloud is in view long too, buoycd
seemingly by some invisible power but
it sinks Then marvellous wall OF
yellow yapor rises upon the loaming
cXpanse. II changes to " greenlsh tint,
and sails grandly before the wind down
toward New York, Then every man
turns to his ncighhor and eyes him in
amazement. Is this really the vast eN-
posion of which SO much has been said
and written Wondcrment yields to
ioy and the sayants swelled with their
voices the cheers Of graduation. The
water 1T once became black with little
boats the crews of which were straining
their muscles to be first mt II long dark
line extending straight out from Hal
let's Point, that was thought to be the
backbone of the upheaved reef and sail
boats and little steamers joined in the
race. The dark line was made Of bits
of lumber that had been used in the
shaft The river was muddy and slug
gish over the shattered reef rs though
slow to recover from the terrible shock
Not stunned or dead fish tloated on
its surface. No damage was done any
where, and the shock, although felt at
places distant twenty miles, did no
hmm
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munication Of the 10th inst, just at
hand informing me chat it is the
opinion of the Democratic State EXccu-
tive Committee that the vacancy occa-
stoned in the electoral ticket by the
resignation of the Hon. D, G. Giddings,
should be supplied by myself in con,
sequence of recent severe illness and
professional duties, which may prevent
my taking an active part in the PreSl-
dental canvass, ! must express the re-
gret that Colonel Samuel j. Adams,
whom ] sincerely thank for desiring my
appointment, was not designated to I'LL
the vacancy. Yet, in compliance WIN
the opinion of the committee, and iully
approaching the high honor conferred
accept the same with grateful oc-
knowlegdment, with the assurance that
will discharge the duties fthe office to
the best Of my humble abilities,
Truly according to you the best OF
intentions and the most honorable mo-
tives throughout, in the discharge Of
your oncrous duties as chairman OF the
Democratic State Executive Committee,
| remain, your most obedent servant,
e. rPsON.
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the RETORT COURTEOUS.

Blowing up Hell's Gate on Sunday
occasioned some opposition among puri
tanical sticklers and among them was
William E. Dodge, who addressed II long
letter to General Newton intimatng
that he was Unnecessarily desecrating
the Sabbath and making public show
of the explosion General Newton re
piled as follows:
HALLETr's POINT, September %.
To Mr.. william ". Dodge
SR--l received communication
from you, dated September %, in which
you decline an alleged invitation from
me to witness the explosion at He'll
Gate, on Sunday, the oath instant As
you take great deal of pains to go out
of your way to violate the common
c0urteses of social intercourse, take
this occasion to inform you that did
not invite you, nor even know OF your
invitation until the receipt of your re-
fusal to accept one, The truth is, left
the matter of invitation to the Chamber
of Commerce and to Lieutenant viii.
lard, United States Engineers, with in
structions to invite certain number OF
gentlemen. regret to find that in one
case he has made mistake.
Your obedient servant,
(sIgned,) JOHN NEWTON.
Lieut.. Col. Engrs, Bvt. Mai. Gen.
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pALo PINTO, September 20, ! 70.

PALO flHTOi september ~ 'o'
Immigrants are still coming to this
county rapidly, being attracted by the
magnificent range for cattle and sheep.
Quite number pass through ia
Stephens, the adjoining county which
is really superior in an agricultural
point of view, than Palo Pinto.
Grasshoppers are here in myriads,and
il is feared that cotton may be damaged
by their ravagcs. They have already
eaten the leaves OIL the plants, and IN
some instances have commenced work
ON the hollis,
There is great deal of maIorial sick
ness throughout the entire country,
caused by the overhows in June and
July. Chills, bilious and typhoid iry'rs
are the principal ailments
County court conycncs ON the ''rs'
Monday in next month,
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STATE NEWS.

There was an attempted Jail delivery
at Longview on Monday, but it was
frustrated
Nearly two thousand dollars was
raised in Galveston ON Monday, the re-
suit of half days work, for the sufferers
OF Savannah and Brunswick, Georgia.
A man by the name of Richardson
was arrested at Longvicw on Monday,
as he was leaving on the train for the
East, charged with the theft of two hum
dred dollars in gold in Upshur county,
The Morgan steamer Gussic, from
Havana, arrived at lndianola on Mon.
day, with what was reported rs II case of
yellow fever on hoard. She was de
tanned mt quarantine station.
1 Hon John IL. Reagan is canvassing
4his district industriously. He spoke
lat Athens ON Saturday last, and at ry-
Ter on Monday. 1t is said that the
RAIDS will place " candidate in the field
against the Judge, and will hold CON
vention for that purpose ON to-day, at
Nacogdoches, rs@
Colonel Roger g. Mills, Democratic
candidate for Congress in the Fourth
district, has taken the stump, and will
visit the various counties of his district
to address the people. Colonel Mills
has served two sessions in Congress en-
tirely acceptable to the people, and will
be returned to his old place almost
unanimously.
The International and Great Northern
Railway has been completed to the
town of Duval, Travis county, ten miles
north of Austin. A daily mail line of
stages leaves the terminus at Duval for
Austin, San Antonio and western towns.
The work from Duval to Austin will
soon be placed under contract, The
site of the new town of Duval is UNI
surpassable, having an elevation of
eight hundred feet above tide water at
Galveston, and being furnished with
water from Big Walnut creek, and the
noted Roger Spring being only three
hundred feet from the depot
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Allied Enemies 20 Health.

In many of the fairest and most fertile dis
tricts of North and Tropical America, al
and water are allied enemies to health, both
being impregnated with tho poisonous
,niasn,atu which produce chills and fever,
bilious remittents and febrile disorders of u
still more malignant type. Fortunately, u
sure preventive and curative OF such do.
structive maladies IL TO be found In Hostel.
ton, which IN Infinitely to be preferred, both
on account OF its efficacy and freedom from
all hurtful properties; To tho deleterioua
mineral and nlkaloid remedies OF the phar-
macopmia. IL In, moreover the reignjng
specific for dyspepsia, debility, constipation
urinary troubles, rheumatism and nervous
neaa. promotes appetite and sleep, and IN n
capital antidote TO depression OF spirits.
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Important Correspondence.
BAsTRoP, September 10, 1870

Hon. Columbus Epson, San Antonio:
DEAR SIR have the honor to in.
form you that it is the opinion of the
Democratic State Executive Committee,
that the vacancy occasioned in tho
Electoral ticket by the resignation of
Hon. d. c. Giddings, should be supplied
by yourself.
1t affords me pleasure to further in.
form you that, before majority of the
committee had been heard from,
Colonel Samuel j. Adams, of Dallas,
your co-alternate, wrote me, expressing
the desire that you should be appointed
to fill the vacancy,
Before concluding, have to request
that neither you nor any one else will
attribute my action heretofore in the
premises to any unworthy purpose and
especially to any intention to do your
self or Colonel Adams, or the sections
OF the State in which you respectively
reside, an injustice, but rather in order
TO secure to this district n thorough and
vigorous canvass.
II IL also my duty to state that Hon,
Seth Shepherd is in no wise responsible
for the late unpleasant condition of the
matter in hand and that, if censure is
to be incurred by any one,it is upon my
self that it should fall.
Hoping that it may be agreeable to
you to take the place of Hon. D. C. Gid.
dings upon the electoral ticket and
that we may have the benefit of your
valuable services during the present
canvass, have the honor to be very
respectfully your obedient servant,
JOSEPH ID. SAVERS,
Ohm Dem. State Executive Com.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-09-28

The HERALD notes with pleasure the
appointment by Hon. V. o. King, OF
Captain Robert Josellyn formerly editor
OF TIE DALLAS HERALD, chief clerk of
the bureau of insurance, statistics and
history. Truly does the San Antonio
HeraH say, in regard to the appoint
ment that he is "the right man in the
right place" No better selection could
have been made.
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THE HERALD
ALIAS. TEX AS.
THURSDAY MORNING, SEPTEMBER %

TIE late General Garfield is said to
have possessed some pleasing personal
traits, but the hcartless Judge Black
took no thought of anything save his
crimes. Even the .execrable iniquitie'
of his foreiathers for eight or ten gener'
ations were visited upon him,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-09-28

TINS journalists of Europe are almost
struck dumb by the calm, indifferent,
democratic conduct of Dom Pedro.
They observe with awe that he refused
the place of honor in the st. Peters
burg Congress Of Orientalists, and sat
in commonplace chair, and they dis
cuss his condescension in using the
equipages Of the hotels whore he lies
and in visiting schools and scientific in
stitutions,
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UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA.
Law Deun,.tm ont

d. Is; Minor LII. d., Prof. Com. and SIN,
LAW 81. U. southall, Ill. D., Prof. Equity and
LAW Merchant, lnternat1 Law, etc. Sssss JnN
o oeglaS OCT. !. iSI6, and continues nine
lures combined, Illustrated by Man Zee IeV.
exercises; For catalogue apply Up. q NInu utt
Sec'y Fac'y. ang IS a nAhkER,
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HEAR the wicked Waterloo Of the st.
Louis RcpaJEcaa Michigan peaches
this year are reported covered with n
fuzz quarter ofan inch long. When IA
girl puts one of those peaches to her
mouth, wen wager colossal fortune, it
thrills her to her gaiter-tips."
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-09-28

SENATOR Bayard in his recent speech
at the New Jersey Democratic Conven-
ton, made the following telling point
when the expenses of the Govern
ment are paid, by whom are they con
tributed? Look ut your lists-see
where your internal revenue comes
from in 1875
Virginia ,5iG 2i9
kentuok Observation-Disclosures. SS3l WO
Missourl d,indli
While from the whole five New England
States the internal revenue is only
$2,77l,0l4, Upon these States the Gov
eminent relies for the means to meet
its just obligation to the creditor Are
you so rich that you can disregard these
figures, and do you wish to discard the
aid of your Southern brethren2 Give
to the people of Louisiana, Mississippi
and the Carolinas the peace of the law,
and they will speedily join the other
Southern States in contribution that
will go far to relieve the present bur.
dens of taxation, while u continuance
of the system of the Republican party
will soon leave the people of all these
States, without revenue, a burden upon
the Federal Government. Why then
will you support party who seeks to
array the Northern States in body
against them2 John Milton, one OF
liberty's chief apostles, cried in his day
What can war but endless war breed ?
And | ask you, What can come of this
hostile array Of the sections of the Re.
public, this deliberate renewal of hos
tilities by the Republican party p"
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-09-28

The following anecdote is submitted
to professional gentlemen who give evil
dence before coroners ,juries: A wit.
ness for the prosecution in murder
case was thus questioned by his honor
"You say you saw the man shot at and
killed p ayes, sir. You said,
think, the charge struck the deceased
on his body, between the diaphragm
and the duodenum Witness-"N
sir ! didn't say no SIGH thing said
he was shot between the hog.pen and
wood-house. - Cincinnati Gazette.
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FREE ADVERTISEMENT COLUMN.
FnSGCIC TO ALL.


Desiring 10 make The Herald the medium
of communication for the general public,
and also to assist those who mnN need AS
siStnncC, we nave determined To print free
advertising column. Advertisements under
the head of "Lost," "FOund," "Wautrd, -
"For SALE" "For Rcnt," 40 Let" of not
more than three lines, Will be inserted in
this column two times free OF charge. when
such advertisements exceed three lines the
excess win he charged mt tho rate OF i've
cents Il line, each insertion, in advance; and
when such advertisement" are printed more
than two times they Will 10 charged AT the
additional insertion, Seven words make n
liup.
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Personal.

lob MORK-The Herald Office is now
u receiving large c1nSignmcnts of job
examination OF prices aud quality. Bill
Heads, tWhite and COlWeD Letter
Heads, Note Heads, Statements, Cards,
Circulars, Etc, priucd MS cheap aS the
cheapest, and neatcr than the neatest. Bring
In your otder and get the benefit of our
"SuINmcr Prices"
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rhysicians and suruas.

DIR. w. A. Wright, OF Alaha. ofi,o
over Ogden Il VOLTS store, corr Elm nmS
lamar streets, where he may fonnd ~
MY hours of the night or Il and in.
viies MS Alabama and Georpfriends 10
'",' "''" see him' apt2idln
". heSumont, NJ, D., Office ahilns luf,r.
mary, No, lO3l Main street, w" he car, hn
FOUND NJ al hours Of day nndgnt. VeIIs
julyl2-lm IL
Sno, II. Morton, N. D., otiicVer First M.
snn Ii nanM. kesldence corr San Jacinto
mchlhlm
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sFAT E
Agricu|tlI and Mechanical
C&LIEG F.
BR AN, TEX A $.

The tirstlnual session of this institution
of leaninRill begin on che second day of
October, II, under charge OF the following
THGS &ATHRIGHT 4. NJ. President
and Prof6Or of Mental and Moral Philoso-
ply.
ALEXIDER HoGG, y. NJ, Professor of
Pure Macmatics
MAI. =. w. MORRIS, Professor of An
piled Nnematics, Mechanics ana Military
JoHNf HAND, A, NJ, Professor of An.
cient LSnageS ard Bellies Lett.es.
&, L. MARTIN, y, d., Professor OF Prac-
teal Iicnlture, Chemistry and Natural
W. BANKS, a. NJ, Professor of Mod
ern LGuagcS and English Literature.
u. psf ~MYTAE, NJ. D., Surgeon.
gle HAMILTON p. BEE, Steward and
Supoytendent of Farm, ''''N
appointments of the College are infe-
rlor Nhose OF no other institution of the
samrade in the country. The buildings
are giant ana handsomely furnished and
the IRE expenses of nine months, includ-
ingllhing and stationary, need not eX.
stunts. IVA '''''''
discipline will be military.
requirement for admission is nrofi.
city IN the leading branches of an En-.
iglI education as taught In the school
irCl. '''
uaents viii be expected to bring their
clothing, towels, etc. ''''''
Or circulars, containing full particulars
'or any information, address the prpI
Mt. WN RAJ f,oNE, '''
cretary of the Board of Directors A and
AZ. VI W, Septl4-l3m
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CHEAP ADVERTISING COLUMN.


solicitor In Bankruptcy United StatD!s-
ulSt Court NJ tyler, ONCE, Ill Elm eet
LallHs, Texas. Speciality i'm nh mas in
ban truptcy. Proofs of debt taken tmuh
out the United states, Charges reaabIc,
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o.. NJ Hayes. Attorney ut Law, Com
lnerce street tsouth of Courthouse,nIlns
IeXns. Special attention paid land
'u,s' prltf
w. y. Oldham, office In Mitchie'aildIng
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