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NustrnCtion.
Coun nv.

Coun ~.
NASCAUITLA Cottage, on Cornell l'niycrSi'y
Y liz. Apply ior circulars. SAMUEL rE-'N'N"
CLASSICAL ms! rrUTE.-Mrs. liarwoods
eirs~sbrfs Iatarsl development carefully eolsidered
ELMWoOD HOME ;.',,..gv.s r,nr, sc,o,
CNGIISU AND CLASSICAL BOARDING
IL ,CnuOI sratior conn. 2ath year SyJng ls ~ oG
c1ns AIri2.. ~ circulars, addr - FhhDElICA 9h"o
MORT EDWARD INSTITUTE, n. T., for
ladies' ani gentlemen SO pr yraf n Board an t ,
English oPrea:9 Tor c'eFe , i "" S anu ~
GROVE HILL Nrw-lIaven, COnn.--Niiss
~ Monitor cnoo for Youns L,'fs roreis sal. 20 10
GOLDEN NIL SEMINARY for young lldlcs
~ Beagruort CoIn. hLiI"s1 MiH- EMILY ALlS''''
GOTHIC HALL, Stanford Conn.-hnsilslh,
~ French an 5crmaa ron No in ~ "a - use,
AIKEN CHASE, rriaci ais. --
HOME on the Hudson, at a farmhouse for
e c rs1 and % n fsrs goo goa care '''' '''
IRVING INSTITUTE. Tarrytown,. n. Y.-l;e-
1 op,us Jau. Tlorpa= re ions no military no ih
form no s1'ra' sent A qE "a ROWE Principals
JACKSON MILITARY .INS1rTU ", larry
y town ~ y. Address iscy. T. J. JAD kaoN Pnnc pal
NJ c. Mitchclrs Family school for BOYS, W.
VI nsbury, Mar has Vineyard, Mass NJ & N'.enH n"
ON The HUDSON, 80 miles from New OK
r. main 6a en,ire yoar Addess !. h. BOX 2s4 y 6 y
DENNSYLVANIA MILITARY ACADEMY,
az, r,p2 nI hEoE :,r 9@ & &c T G:s an
r. gl,-l rIucho- For tirculu apPk 10 - u b',on"i
Narau-sL ~ y al to col THO HYATT rrrH T. A. !"
DARK RIDGE (N. j. INSTRUCTION Eng and
buar =2Ufry r o. en dur ~ Su lmr send ol cllcoll
pEEKSK!iL( N.YO MILITARY ACADEMY.
I - ens sep; ~ IS7G resilient IN u1cIs. 90 10 RI
gpIpls inr ry .huu bsoilos sclts u y PSt yeaI
DYE SEM NARY,
"a rye NeN-Yort.
part ullr. sddrcs' Mrs. : J. LIFE
.tWARTHMURE COLLEGE, for both sexes,
- Of Fr For 60 ao~Gc n.dtss' Tie To-
dent. EDWAaD H. MAGiLlr s"ariiino'' r'r'.
GUNNER SCIlOOL.-THE pOUGIlk EP>ll
= vi Lazy It~TI rUTE viii b. op on hpNDAl,
Iuar g. far Of lew buys O. c Gni.r cfff
ind i.s,rUo.i, ~ 81 &c PRINCIPAL H. = JE@Ei T. rrh
I'VE SUMNER QUARTER OF WHITE
L PLAINS I.ADISs SIN NAHY ems Aprl u. Plea,
an hor t.onGga ustrue. ion In .is - dir trnch or
.au. HiIs abt All. d. bEAN'NL'.i' iIl"eli a..
\,ONKERS MILITARY INSTITUTE
| formaaIng o,ss. nter GO H. h,stih,, Cirisrtn mon
R,IIN dGS MASK. BpN ~ ga i"'Ne'~ y. Y
VOUEC MEN privately Fitted for College.
N''''''''''' p nUFFMANN, steckbrti,e, Mass.
coca a YEAR, books. &c, included no
- -DV -xira charges. special attcatnn Ia bacNwaI
pHIa.s Address 81. G. ti4pHI !HbGE iliar
:. I'd Univcls.ty. =. A.. Mri, Penn. ~ mics From Pm'
WEST ENp INSTTfUTE.-Famiiy school
W ior Young ladies'. Mrs = L. CADI Principal New
Haven, Suli Tor cirC~lar
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60 Ubom II 9iia1 Concern

"'I'IE OLD HUNDRED our AND THE
SEN NDWs y IN" .
GRAD rOKCHlIGhI PARADE t. WELCOME THE
NrM C.NiIB ~. 20 IL HI IN
III ILADEL. iilA JtiI g. lrf6
All Clubs socstc-, tri "rsan l.i rs. and Other GIVE
bolir. H. ai bg mics dt a1ng - rdti7pds,
pleas, With on,.I a. No BOi "dnGt
w. SAMUEL C. PERKIEs, ChaI-rnar.
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x III !. ~
- EUD Out uter.-O FOR 20 MONTHS. aud SfUo car :
arest on uupa' pine orey thei ahr ~ WV t,s'e
cesrty .te TO IL ou la drives H~H shade rH'' Nie
,ud fta. siai a OF steam TIA : l. ~ Wi
- t,,,,, is,ri ST ami 10 lni s=I DO locality
=, ats,na and i.lthy dsl-,gs ini pt'eH"ns ron'"h'h
,,rs, rlir. sis We n! hoI4cs tase rooms "1lt
on IVA nonTS e4 Dtih. Sc, can nave siabie pi'
ln ,,ois uie.i, aud part uruitic. For drs'f n a.
o NEI - iov ia, l.nllbrti - see the premises
MR. :. al M 1ab,th Station. y j. Central X. H.
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REAL ESTATE.
NEw-YoUH. "Wednesday. June 81. 1876.
The following auction stiles were made AT Ia

HEw-YouE. Wccpo>lav. June 81, 1876.
The following auction sales were made at the
Exchah-c saltsrooss ~i1y:
~ Lga y esap, ..o,r,,,
lS4 -, 25i7 - .,la,e. ol i'iAi a. sr-n an ,co
EsE III Ia or 90.
l lot 5th o,'"er OF o!-tst 2osHlo1i s.,
s aaias sJ,yr sac. 2,aioo am bayei..... iico
ssory rroon -.'us h =. VT lot II ct , 57,l
81 u % .tn-s'e lot ~. 40 80 E"""'d ~ non
t+iaEill4...
JeHlAL' EEoOID or i,l.AL E5rArh IEASsfris.
Vrw-rorK err
4u,.avr, OF l2stasL 2C,0J' u"'rs' H"nn'" "a
fjts - .,s q shave, @iA0sa. 1o,. ,oA
5i', s. 4 : sam, property Is IA asay to Gps. ia'o
l. - . /" u t'.'.s, l"-~A'u'%' "~"'S ,
l. tao,s > @oon o. Ia ave Is olo1. l. hvD
m .i,' o. @oSn ,ortl4ua.a'e, 4sllo' t-S.
~ s,,. AaA- soin ADsJana l. usi 49,. 1900
~ 49,, '' 90 -" Il = bee.ei ~ - - -. -. 5000
- 40, o. 49,. 20 II Il. nnaa -. - 600
-. a. D. 4. - = OF 7u..vo I6sKOl. Pltnes
IN, a 49, wis - a1s / kstl {. -. lI2.6oo
2G.a'a,, % o. i Il l. 1i-aOoA'e, cGaA2o - L
" d sana 10 na,ia ~ il. ... Il.OOo
ID ~ ls.saa nc 90 " ) 4e "a - e - 22oO'
NV i,, FsGe. an. &c o. ,aui,r.... 80. LOO
80. f" an. yo.epn s.s.A,It a"s J"ie 80 LA.'n a. 80.
100 a.. ..s;tte 81 3aa,c 75sio,i r wrlll
NC a, ,,.rtLka Lcr .iu O.h.r~ ...... . $1,000
% I geo sin s.'y 49, :. 1880
! 49,. r to..,r AV.bue y, IHoNSl.j: htHry Lc
,yrc I'd l. IA bains. -..- 1890. .....--.. hOOo
Ma,,so .st co.1.r Jalurs. ZJxoG. lrrser - lrpe
Is. az % u is, ~. 25KJlS, "m Law
,ry and 49,, 10 AIary Bur. ill .. ....... Nonn@l
,2,s 80, iIo4tw oI ,ye1 er.nve. 2OxIOo5 Joseph
nuc4.ti d .. 100
,r - - .l,Iey a. " I l., goin r Ioon - TOO
'i,I 90 49,, I. 1.1,..a ,eTs' .........- IO.jOu
a., ave- ~ o. yt.J l-Io-s II. lOXSI.Zlf a. EMarI
Al IL. 4 q VI
. o, 100 20 MAJ a. r tco,r, - s.IUo
o.. 'i, . - i - .... 2e.uVO
LfAsE-.
C.iuio. 81 n T. . of Uuiy,Is. } place, sailors snug
r'or q. - 4. Ma,,laa.u - yo.rs ........... 800
ma st,.is - ,.'..... .........'... ..... I.OOu
80 " =, y. a. ~ .....,.. :, 100
uJu.t.,.I j.. \. SAsAGE Deputy l.egist,l.
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mo CAPITALISTS AND LCSlNEoS MEN
l A FlAKE CHANCE - OR hlED
the
s,rE OF sDIOAOS'S BLAND,
CALVERT COUNTY. &ARHlANp


Ti. Island beautifully al near the wnlin Dc ~ ~ e
,u, ~ liver Mary sd coma us about ~ ACi'ho w
iANi, With ia to i1Nlg Improvements; economy wifi
an, large OGsIL-h -NtNlN' tt'.
trr rxels We Wings each 100 i'ot long containing Wv
ns ltpr, csl machinery the o. st"r 81 hg
A large CAS- FACrIKl, with mic'ihs'y WI ~ ""'"''
capac q, lOUuO cans PER iHy. - =. ,t t..s,,-ss
rJIi \ i6T SIBisf ESQ feet, DO ne goon business
d,sra 4. F.tAM COTiAtti. brautiu ~ Ntlht'., ~,
Also I5 Fua.lE DWELLINGS. the greater p'uoh VI
VIII ch ,ied.ug AM cone. 49,, ...,, -, op,NApy e,
A C0VEiED WIA"F an SlohAOb hoU9H o'''
Huuu pile, calae ", 1919 O-sLeis ..,,.r.r sa sey
A lTr:AH BOAT II IlAkF a-rb WNREHoUTr, ms $1,000 ses
Ell times eshl by Lam 81 aneIHah pt' ~ So g.,
a B.tICk LIMEKIIN oI burning 0! slsr Si'' ''"s w"
which ihrrr tat -eilsud ....u a., Ito N,
lie ssnd uaeG Ia famous oyster r., on ~ . ,rv
al lie l.tt1rt iIs J. The sbeNl ar,o'si 10
,unip lessl"ake fdi, ahi heai Ll' pi"l
ertu nm. msFC ant Or Ia tnint ""i I''. > =
a.abrd the paCatbf ana ptse IT "'o' -
because oyBt anI protice can be iaT'haHtu on u -
,,,. abul can b" rpcuirl "l ING ~
a loN rates wL M ia lilies tOr -'ii IN M ere exc
ne hU1iihB. ibe NaltIo aO'"h" "i'' - t''
oi nsi aHd MT -, ..,,, oro,,. a.,
n ~ Isl mated he p"rin of the ltn' no" ocI o
ale t.i ul sx.y-ve with he a"o'eiD'LL"H'' "
pt, cnrutsl cDst over tloouOD 80 M LAM,
Al viii IL inpiy 10" hgnfr VI ~ > au
uIn .a.y t-ral- uuOI APP alton 10 te bal lh"r ro' o"
""'i' Smi,TU on III rS.sT. Baltimore rylard.
CfAkLI1, H. CAV AGE. treaIdenI
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PRANK THOMSON, General Manager.

V'lIE MARY POWELL, for West Point,
j Nuwhirg Puugi k-epsir, honionL aud kingston. ail
ing CoE1enss Copwar Milton aud New-il amO"re and
Marlboro by fcuy will leve Irrr 50 y. L. N"suy s@h
DAIth. sundays excepted. Al 800 m
CnnecLs Al with evening trains for tho
Mort
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Ocean Gtcamcro.

MEXICAN STEAMSHIP LINE between
~ rila cpla and ycr"Hl calling At queenstown. Tnsrs
"a rhIar 81 iA. ', .GurotFNS t,". Liver DOL
steaurrs H. sail iTom PM .drirhia A. i"lo"s. 49,
LORD CLAW ne 2 'CiIi o III Ich July !"
ono. ..Jurc - Ind ANA..........Juy -
rEA ~ iVANTA Juf & ILLINOIS ulT q
incc raS~a@e in c,ir.-ucy:
cabin. f75 90. Int riued ale. $40 strosagr, s2S
rLrEH WEIGiT Is SONS. Gen. As,uis. Phla ct ina,
aLd AZ brOto4i, =. Y.
JOHN MCDONALD. . bats,ty- place, y. V.
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GREAT WESTERN STEAMSHIP LINE.
u ~" YpHk - BI-TpI. IA RI, l.
Taxing ant passengers of LONDON, Ca, Newport
Gloucester. AMI All .'r;s la f.Iis,u bauucL
sa.hng from irer ). East aver.
aRAGON. Sym -sATU i,DAY. June -
tDB, wall. ~tauper E>iN II
CABIN PasSige go currency ErCpr. - 20: Ia ernr
.Its 40. rlt' $50. Trc1cy PgUpal steer
rncitHs, 80 bra L, or IL aud Upward For iiriSa
par "a. appl,
" %. MORGAN, Agent SO. 20 south 81, N1v.York.
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Gouecs ano farms JIntc1.

ygTANTED.-A gentleman wishes to rent
W not, Iu, /, 0r his IA - ust, GO" sl'd and @e
,ps, couutry house on Ia iI,n o. x vel
not ID lh,T DpUss tr.ty. X g mNsl ho' pe "s'I
N OOn tr aunIIu eas pr.cr ~Oad he prlrIf' ~"
rrS- l,JTi 4. -.
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Gcucaers.

ALI, wanting 7 EhCHERS, Schools. or Pupils
~ address "Amrr. Educational Cn."n ~ ltdi"ay = v
H. every Nldtf fhthbi.hui loJ's
Teachers wanted for Autdu,n va an"ics
EOVERNE>S.-A young lady, the daughter
an cleT who as ma snTf cNr'rIti''
t1aciE, Wnld Ike atatSh erc nF A. an dSslS'
ant ~ 4 ryatr SEQ II. W. Z. - IoK !, %.
/ AIDES wishing To gam t'i"ron"h knowi-
gr ulthe u ,rglr;eu Systrs aud so urc Ins unis
d. the Pm. address y. ". Tribune Uptown omc', ''2"e
Blo7' y.
GCHOOI.S supplied with Teachers; 10 charge I;
y sta. oas prnc-rod rearHcrs TEACiihS Agency.
1O5 Che stnUt 81. fniidirl.iia
~ .ACHER-A lady of experience IN teach
log Tie Fthca ana 'erna Ia gnE'r wishes p.si -
Tue lT- Ctargr &c rtIit,h a. defrlan
nus mccall. orr heel Itlrrncrs Adtr,S al itiaVe.
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trEw YORK AND PHILADELPHIA NEW
LOrND B.i.I'IGK ROUTE

BOUND BROOM ROUTE
PASSENG.E A. = b. EIGHT STATIONS
IN NEW lch. tGiai Gai,iodd Of Jersey 'o'' VI
81. 81, Nulth liNtI
II NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. P,uusI iyaBs Kasroad cor
urf TAhd tfI rfsss
t,uEl,L uh. MONDAY. jan, %, I1't lam -
Leave New York 46 .. 81 w. 90. D. %" Y. D
l. Pnils.,i. hil at Z. q, 81 IA, lo ~ > o. III
F.,li4, - ANIL. 900. a. $50 49, " 90" 80 '
y a. . Z
iGr passen freight ls 10" as oy o'" w.,
,,,,,.,., II =. - a. a.. 4. BAADs. ~,
N..''''''''' N''' ~ Al q. L N. y j.
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DrpohInn propertl Go Get.

ry,O LET or IEASF-On HuntiuetOnS ST..
/ groo,I. n a B!.4CS BUILDING sHtail, for factory
r.ls how. lnlGre 81 Nh. MATHEWS, 81 CdIAarturs'.
Sew.N ork Cit,.
,;,O I.ET-3-story brick SCHOOL-lI0USE, No
L LIS Ue,nsl, -: .iat"ry burs DWELLING, 10 VI
oughb, al. GORDON l. FORD, % Tar" 81 Br'"Nyh
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JNMAN LINE. MAIL STEAMERS.
For QUEEN SHOWN AND LlVERPOOL
CITY I ttbA \. j. "
CIIN - chs TER ..sAtU HDAf. Jut at ii 500. 3D..
cry or RICnMOND SATURDAY. IA ' D.. ~
ora fr-i ~. :. Il.
CABIN. $50 and o. sold Estlm tickets On favo able
tTEEEAGE, 81, currency. pnu, Issued low ,ates
Sglyo =. -ttteDotH ,kl ~ Al Jtth mi fIius.
JUnN q. DAL., Agent, . It'd SO d. paf!w y Y.
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'-' '''''' - ''O l. D. BRuYA. superintendent
NEW. YORK AND LONG KRNNCH R. r.

NEW-lORk AND LONG BRANCH X. X.
~ CkArtAL L. 4 - sew ksEi
Ali RAIL IlNr BETWEEN NEW (Oi.k, LONG
bKAN,ii. OCEAN GRO T. 50 IltI, AND Slu An
Tue o. 10 .. Ira n leave View pk from
3. Mort, RIvT. al 7a0 %. ] ~ ma. LA,
5 10, 4 -.
AL m ins ran "a Long The 73O g. Has ~. l;lo,
3.iJ i.iO Trains Dgh la Glgl StsaA
- sec 10 anu from royrtIt C1uYtu u taN station
~itb al rains. II y. BALDWIN. .cE fi.s Agent.
4. ~. KICkEi Supr. sud l. I'm rT
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4 FAMILY BOARDING SCHOOL for Bows
~ tfls uufi - ~ tIrm ~ miles nn
N'r~. - "eeA Tor bnsn Pashing. tuition an tie
cpuisft- 81 q c0uriTy home
scholar NAY lr boars durng the summer vacation.
eel, Hg the bfsi
Cpl, To Mrs. a. G. MORRILL,.
Manhasaet. Long IalAnh.
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Countrp Zeal CsIaIs for sale.

TOR SAI.E.-A good FARM in Dutchess
t,nnv near r,lriad ~ acres, nj j. PAYING n.e)
.o.tiy,y 40 a.rLla Address &. d. WOOD Fo''"''' "'
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RpRDENTOWN FEMALE COLLEGE, n J.
~ esnt srhoo charming io,iilpb. send for
CAlaOg.s REV WM. q. BON IN, A. NJ, President
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NATIONAL LINr..-rrom Pi"rS ii aud a.
" A"fm u,ei ron LONDON DIRECT
tbs a. n ...,t -.t.t ~. = %. M.
FOR QUEENSTOWN ANU LIVERPOOL.
EGYPT y ID, $50 4. a -, y. : e
lrtff j Is Z 30 pei. ~. SpAEh. July J $50
CABIN uasngr, $40 ami so. currency Return tl,ketS
refu,sl rates a'"rrt pts.Ig.. rEb. currency.
TRAITS ~ ~ from 81 u1'S7rl. ~ current trices
Apply u the Compauys once 80 lr,idWay.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-06-22

4 CHARMING sheltered home for mother
~ l- daughters with dcyotl maternal GAR ard unusual
autg st4di under the best instruction. with
ire a. oI fanalr hnrarY
Best krrrsnC RiNrn aud requ rel Address MIS- j. T.
IL Mah..
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SFfSS PFGRAM'' PRIVATE CLASSES, FOR
w YOt. NJ LADIES aud CliILDkEN, VII be- rc~nn'
M september ne1L For c'rodlafS aup5 AT 40
x N5Iis
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Tong ISLAND RAILROAD COMPANY.

NEW-JERSEY AND NnW-lULh hAlL-
" wAl-t'r nAC KENeACh, otkiau fALLEl !, MN
. al. NEW t!1I, HAyEIsSriAW. and STONY PINE
Leave York Erie icrriaA loot ella =, fs3,
o:I5 a. 5. 10 H. aud ESQ ShiilyN o;lJ a ~
UiJ t.cir trsir SIinrhy night ,"iy al IL
81 ,uSh st,uy POiaL Excursion ucNet- at Eus
LCke, UIa.ts All Isi leave Ele Depot Jersey Cty.
General Ouiuc. ~ broadway.
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Country.

GOOD HOME FOR CHILDREN ~
"a 'Bnirding. school Wilton, CJru: terms W sui Al
dI.ss AUGUSTUS VIII LICK.
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snIDGEPORT, and all points Oh lInucasenio
and Naugo'uck Railroads. Fare II. Steamer EIDGS
ont leaves Catharine-sip az anJ bridgeport "a
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NORTH GERMAN LLOYD
" STEAMSHIP LANE B.TN tEN NETWORK.
SOtTIiAMPTON. An BREMEN
COMFANN'~ rltU fuoi OF >I,CpN D. e.. HpBUkES.
NDrbI- SATURDAY, Ian -. iltEiN. ~atnfiN. tuly
g. = u. Spturr'ay Iuv tOrEIL ~sturiiy. Jult -.
RATES OF'PAS~A1E from NEW NuUk 10 SOUTHAMP
ton. uANRE or RREArN
FIRST CABiN, 800 gold. NECDN - cARIN. $50 gold.
~ EEHAGF $50 currency.
K~tnr rck-E rsuced Prepaid Stoerago Certih
cstes. tS2 cuiI'rcv
FoT freight passage siirl, To
oELAICHs & Co.. Bowhnggrcen.
New-fork, Havana a. Mexican Mail s. s. Lane
~ steamers leave itcr 3, Aorh RIVER, at 3 y. Ia.
FOR llANAnA DikEti
CITY OF NEM YORK ..... TiI tuesday June %
FOX VERA Cruz AND NEW. ORLEANS
via Havana, Pro reso Csnpuae4y ruspan aud rampco,
rtti OF MENiio........ 20. TIL 4 ftSDAY. Jug a.
For freight u passage appiy 10
t.ALEXANDNr x SONS. 81 sud 81 broadway.
Steamers will leave N.s prctna juno 10 and Jul for
Vsra Cruz and all tho above polLL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-06-22
QnSl; uCtiol.
Civ.

L" A MER. SCHOOL INST" Is a Iri.ahle Ell
"A Gu oaI en,y al 20 years suc,essiH c'-rce
I,pIosentng T'schor. Of known tbhi {" lu'I - aud
a Bule;ib cautGstcr tor Autumn
,tssior nov pi.4ration Explanatory lars sianf
l. " si,GERMEkHUIN. A. NJ. ActuaIy, IL Loud NJ. Ne"
Noik
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-06-22

tEARGARFT J. MCDONALD'' CLASSES ~
VI ID AWNING AND NATE.tC OLON~, Fl:DM - ~ RE,
7 x BuIADWAi, ROOM 81. rrrms 81 tor 20 lsShH-
.nr hour each ,ha SGudO SO TOT ~ lessons 90 he pupS
r,surucc Pas a1ie advance
Mss MtBD%ALD, r.ItC' ~ 10 teach ~ u tr h"ihk
during Jui, and Angus. would bAe io" more pup VA
b. a, her stu q uutl July /.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-06-22

HOME on the Hudson, at n farmhouse, ioi
rlh re and misses good care; terms Moderate a"
IN. Pm NnNlN M II. d
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-06-22

BURLINGTON COLLEGE, y. J.-Classical,
I'D scicBUIc, AID Military scaoo IOr Boys
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-06-22

~ sAAATUGA, LAKA CHAM LAIS. Ia q. GhOl.GE
me ADJ ttON DACHs mon iHi.Alp and all Oius North
and Low anI reasc TO All points. The
aut snboss a. Tia LiDe leave DAILY "a ex
e., pie) at D. ~. Worth * VIZ, fnHI L.loy st
ennntciing ing y. Y Colral Ksisslagf
tad sara and -, ani Nv ami connscl rulruLs
Iir,,r ~ o.ec.c cd ~ i-sl
JOsEPh CORN Ill. sap;.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-06-22

NM RFNT-A LARGE and well ARRANGED
Hossi; N orange the SUMMER or WI oe 'rA' WI
''r" Z" ''"'S nE61nRAIL DEANE & CO., TIA Broadway
y,Op SAI.E-A fine BUILDING PLOT, 90
L by 81, %. ls6 ert dies riD3 0eat an ~ ,r'.
rnl,v rBrni three Gel"iS III - oi.-Nn - 81
- "a a, rrce rw ,ur cash call on ownrr 40 .Jr Est
q A dir ~ X o.. 10 Gt1'hhr 'uiee - 80.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-06-22
Gieamtoats ano Railroads..

ALBANY - Peoples LINE STEAM
IA boA leave ter Al. I, DAILY to,Boays ezcevsa,
h .or al ,a Il all 10 a.d gus. ''h
rauuctI Fare. LAc-I LcArts - ALBANY -.
t,sa. SlODleai ut eais o. l. -rIysan Llab ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-06-22

GOTHIC HALL, Stamford, Conn.-hn"iilsh,
u French m i,rnsn rOA AIDING Inl DAY SCHOOL tW
TOU[G LADI = Reoneus sept. 20 A""fsSs is'''
A pfiugf ala,
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1876-05-12

as I know many of our people will
consult him as TO who we shall elect
to office, you will pardon me for a
word of advice to his constituents.
It..is this: If Eskridge's letter is 8
fair representation of the talent of
your district if it exhibits the high.
est type of a "Normal or classical
education, of which you can boast,
aud yen want q man of influence in
the legislature, one that can secure
needed appropriations and legisla-
ton, one that can rise above the
lower animals, one whose every
act does not prove that his boy
hood was spent among "skunke,"
with whom he seems yet to be on
intimate terms, then l beg that
You at once order an intelligent jap
anese for your next member. You
have no time to lose order at once.
Yours Resignediy,
9 N WooD
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1876-05-12
Foolish.

The Topeka Commonwealth says our
article of last week, under the head of
"Topeka's aspirations" is foolish talk,
and that Topeka does not claim any
thing. Now when it comes to foolish
ness, we think the Commonwealth
article, claiming a Congressman and
Governor, was q little on that order.
That Is the verdict all over the district,
and nowhere more unanimously ex-
pressed than in Topeka. the idea of
the leading paper of Topeka disposing
OF Judge Browns case by simple as
sertlon, when it Is well known that
Brown is working with all his power
for the object Topeka holds most dear
"A government court house and post
office, and which we are all heartily in
favor of her having-is regarded not
only as foolish, but decidedly cheeky.
Now, friend Commonwealth, don't let
us hear anything more about foolish
ness till you show more sense than you
did on Sunday, April Goth, Centennial
wear,
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1876-05-12
Ncosho Rapids.

We guess the letter of "Citizen''
pretty fairly represents the sentiment
of the community in regard to ''Josie. -
Quite large company are prepar-
ing to emigrate to Arizona this spring
from this vicinity. Among those talk
ing of goIag are, Jacob Rector and
family, Geo. Lumpkins and family,
Peter Huffstader and family, George
Skinner, Lem Main, and several 9TH
ers. They intend leaving here about
the 10th of May
Peter Bergamond had his right arm
amputated above the elbow last Mon
day. Doctors Luton and Nugen per-
formed the operation. His arm had
been useless for long time, on account
of injuries received in the army, and
lately the doctors decided it must be
amputated to save his life. Through
some informality or mistake he re-
ceives no pension. He is rapidly re-
covering from the effects of the
operation.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1876-05-12
From Lena Valley.
S. n. WooD.

MAY 6, 1876.
Everything is moving off smoothly.
Very heavy rain last night and to-
day, which puts the ground in good
order for fence making, which thc good
people are improving with good de-
gree Of energy, Notwithstanding the
lack of law to keep out the chinch
bugs.
Alice JOhnson's school is closed,
with the best of feelings on all hands,
Miss Miller is teaching a three
months term. We have had good
teachers every time, but from all ap-
peaIaIce Miss Springer is taking the
lead. All the teachers that We have
had yet, after teaching cur schools
have taken school of one scholar
We don't know how it will work thi
time. F. W. ELLIS.