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New-York tribune., 1876-10-07
NO RAILROAD WAR.

TO theEdftOr Of The Tribune.
SIR: The newspapers are full OF articles
ebout the socaed railroad war" There is no war; 1t
Is simply business competition for freiShs' OF which
there are not enough 10 90 around and is state OF affairs
which any one Of common business sense could easily
have foretod would happen or later Some news
papers also with happy consistency are continuaiy
bonlng that this foolish, ruinous will soon end
which means IL it mean anything, that they hope
"combination" will be formed again TO raise and Keep
mn freights while at the same time they are eNultmS
tbat the coal combination" is smashed, ana tat co
- fonnd its level No. Write down combinations oI
T Kinds that tend TO make the neces,ares OF life er
tbn tbev ought be if left to natural laws Especially
,rn onr attention to those banks and trust companies
Which we're chartered discount notes ana thus becpte
wheels Of business moving, but instead are making loans
n nercb8ndise -four corn, wheat and provisions, mus
sTabug speculatOrs, owners ana cOnsignees 70 store
snd mold instead of selling fast - received tlOur
sbd be per barrel the price Is coal per ton IN
siesd of which it is exactly double. Respectfully, H.
Ng1s- York Oct. 1, 1876.
New-York tribune., 1876-10-07
All, SIDES HEARD.

10 the Editor Of The TrtGune.
SIR: "In a multitude of counselors there is
wisdom" Ihave just pcrused page Of Letters from
the People" IN your issue Of last Saturday. and was
struck with the immense store Of information and the
multiplicity OF ideas found therein. You are extremely
fortunate in having so many welinfoTmed correspond
ents and you are doing good work IN giving much Of
Your valuable space that all sides may be heard
from. A political paper which can warmly cspOuse the
eause party and set Of principles and yet
furnish space for all welwTiten communications from
those who think the other way, indeed marvel! But
s. mau who takes the trouble to write letter 10 news
paper generally feels what he IS writing about and gives
The best he mas. and his thoughts fresh and crisp
Your paper is doing great and good work. sht on,
for the right God gives yOu wisdom 10 see IT, and
let all classes have au opportunity fOr being Geard.
South Grunge, v. j., Oct. 2, 1876. XYZ
New-York tribune., 1876-10-07
corRr OF AppEALs-DEcIsIONs.

ALBANY. Y. y, Oct 6.-ln the Court of Appeals
today the following decisions were handed down;
Motion for reargument denied with SlOlc0sts-COchiane
eXtr, ag'. lngeTsolL .., .. -...... .,
Notion for leave 10 dismiss appeal granted ON payment oi
appeal and $40 costs Of Nicholas ag Tho ~
Y. c. and &. Il. X. Go.
judgment reversed and ral granted costs 70 abide the
eVent-IsaaCs art The NcWl ork Plaster Oihs to"oi as
The Sey.Yoik Gold Exchange Bank.
order granting new trial affirmed ana Judgment absou
stipulation, with Coet-Brigcs act WIcFot
order granting trL affirmed, aud judgment absolute
-tipulati0u with COSTS AXE aCt Nathan
judgment affirmed wIJh COSTS DAVIS aEt Copea laVls
Christie agf. IaN"y Weber aeL Ihc n. D. c.
AMI e. n RI co; Bfiien act south side abroad Collins
agt. Drew Horton agt. famcri spinner asL ~ l. g. ~ IL
Co; Sprague act. The ". L. Tel 90.
Appeal dismissed, with cO,tsDe, lin aEt The Mayor &c
In The Court Of Appeals to-day tic following business was
transac ed; a.,
No 3p9-Nah0r ag le IIi' eruilu lns. CoAreucd by 3
Hand for arpelleut and A. j. GOWN Tor respondent
No. SlO-Ihe IhemN Warehouse Co. agi. hai8er.-Suo'
mtod.
No. 3l--gakcr agt. Lcycr.-SuuUittcf.
40. Slg-N heclrr agt. ~toucd.-~uuuntted. 80
pro,lius made ana the court atJyuiIti 70 'hu.
Nov. l3, 1876 az 10
New-York tribune., 1876-10-07
THE COURTS.
RECESS OF THE COURT OF APPEALS


ALBANY, Oct. 6.-In the Court of Appeals
Sept 20 1876 1t was ordered that this court take re-
cess from the 9th day October 1876 TO the 18Th day
of November next" T. o. Perrin, clerk TO the court an
nouuces that calendar will be made, and all cases
upon the present calendar disposed Of will he placed
thereon without further notice All other cases must be
noticed ana the notice OF argument filed with the clerk
on or before the day of November 1876" The clerk
calls the attention OF the Bar TO the following important
facs
All notices OF argument fled the last calendar was
made. March 20 1896 eo Tor hohnE but ct', ga nc i'
calendar remaining undsposet Of need Hoi ht tholct
p No cause be placed the preferred calendar nm
less UTeIOtCe is distinctly claimed IN te hOltt o dLuL
Rule 20 OF this court naming tt cido- to 'u @
cause belongs under that rule and bucly stating inc reason
for such Notes Of issue not used ana netd not
accompany notice OF argument ,---., -.
g. Notices I'm appeals nom orders thtted 70 bc ctIu "
motions must distinctly STATE the cause 10 De anOhcc a
should De drawn motion day judgment slou hr hoctu
for Monday, NON l3, upon which day The COuil opens
filed before the return lS uitd hIt WuIll0S
Will case De placed On llt tao
dar before nled all returns must De properly
certified hand and seal OF the clerk OF the c0uit
Unless returns are led before November as directed I'm
The order OF the Court the VIII not Dc placed on inc
calendar day after viii be late. ... I'm
e. Subd OF Ruie ~, relative 10 pssti CAUSES VIII
unless restored on motion icot cause
are treated Ak dismissed" without costs, aud VIII moi
NE t of the cause and the Of counsel always
taken IOm tle notice Of appeal 10 ls court counsel aiOuu
sec that they Tectly let forth ,-- -, lit.
The CLERK particularly requests lai ltWNei' WI nil,o
their own address fun and lsO the fu address OF then op
posing cOuI upon each notce-Of argument
MI Perrin says careful reading of the above SIM
ple rules will save much useless OespOndcnce and also
much trouble annoyance both to lawyers ana TO Tie
clerk"
New-York tribune., 1876-10-07
nn1vrDENns REcKLEssLY LosT.o

20 the Editor Of The Tribune.
SIR: As a good deal has lately been sad
about railroad diYdends honestly earned suppose we
examine the question OF dividends recklessly lost
The directors Of the New-York Central r. r. Company
are the chief owners OF the White Line" cooperative
freight line organization, and the same persons are
said 10 be largely interested in the Merchants
Disnaicb. a commission" line operating over the
New.York Central lines to The West These Ines II
Is well known have contracted with nearly all the prin
oipal shippers for the next twelve months Tor the
TRANSPORTATION OF freight TO the West at rat below the
actual cost Of transportation; consequently, when
losses o. damages 10 property While IN charge 0i
the railroad company, they must De met ny Pay unts
not earned ia transportation. An Illustration is fur
ysbed bv the recent fire in this city, which consumed
large warehouse fun Of valuable freight, most OF Wc
vas covered by bills of lGding OF The NeW-lork Ctnd
Compauv's lines IL is currently reported mat thc
Losses nom this fire will amount 10 100000, and the rates
charged which understand to be an average OF not
more than 20 cents per hundred pounds in no way pO
vide for such risks To 100000 ~ the rate OF 20
cents The Eew-York Central Railroad Company would
have TO carry $500 carloads OF freight Does not TINS
show that the lowrate policy OF the New ORR central
Railroad Company does not protect the interests or us
etoclhofers, however IL may result III Denchung the
private interests Of the fast freight hnesi MERCHANT
Cincinnati, sept. 20, 1876.
New-York tribune., 1876-10-07
pEPoNpNs RELLeIous FAIrn.

To IN EdftOr OF IHe IFtOh hHG
SIR In your issue of Sept. 80, under LET
ters from the People" your correspondent ". NJ. H. finds
II extraordinary that Daniel Dcronda should not find
moral msgivings turning Jew. W. NJ. H. does not re-
member two things-rst that Deronda is never shown
10 be anything than Christian by educ alton, in
TACT man thoroughly oonversant with what is called
modern thought; second, that Deronda is not repre-
sented as embracing Jewish faith so much as then
political interests unless his being married by the jew
ish rite. which is than any man would do If be
married JeweSs desired 10 observe the FORMS one
might as well accuse man Of turning Catholic because
lemaTes who thinks t necessary to be married by
priests Again, W. NJ H. assumes that George Eliot
means TO represent DerOnda "A future great leader
but received the impression that more than half his en-
thusiasm owing to his love for Mrah and the rest to
pity for Mordccai In fact he is glad 10 be Jew as he
admits 20 mother for the first OF these reasons and
the second is like unto IT, MUrdecdls disappointment
would be Mirah's. A. Z. OAI,EY.
Ner- York. Oct. 2, 1876.
New-York tribune., 1876-10-07
nEcIslnNs-ncr &.

Supreme Court ChdnbTs-Bv judge Barrett
tom scs nothing on psr-al the papers 10 alter the
views expressed upon TIE fennci ana iAe iyio. of nan nan
the plaintiff tpuaung offered In his affidavit tle motion
agreed upon by parties On agree To- De settled
Dy tne ts, e. e and tbr1 NOV. 10 niacs
cause the special Circuit calendar To- ITO
agt Dugan.The ho" 800 aud u Hoy" ~ are De
Tie event but without prejudice motion 10 cn@ugc the
place Of trial to this county for tne convenience OF "t
In the matter Of John Parnisc0; and Alice ScnndtA ge
rnai " the testimony satisfied with respect n the
OulV pont upon which hid doubt upOn the argument, and
must Therefore deny ne say IT BONG % ~ NV ~ t @
yclo9 hGoe % sei ~ ipu n o yIcb I tbc, w aS re-
e8IeeIoea edo sss @ oes be pa 70 the anliGi No,irind ap
the date when was made but NE motion 90 far - II
compel Ripley 70 discontinue his nde ndent action
and 10 Wt bis attachment must Dc denied No COSTS
In me matter qd & Ie 3tg. reagr I'm @ t Of Yor Tor
he supes on bridge the Harlem River more tsu
ece proof and report win respect bin
Eai aF 10 yscae order Of arrest granted
without costs Ruegs ag Rugges et a-leport confirmed
BS Jage b5a6IGe-o'connor agt the Mayor &c-Moton
Setl Term ByJulgs Van VorsThe United states Trust
COMPANY NewYOrk ag Curry ct al "a asesj-flndings
and decree signed.
Superior Court-Spcddi Tem-By judge Curtis. -
Macue II ri ag BossomTe this order he cngossed and
presented Tor settlement on ono days notice Mlun agi
trosley asse &cPaniiGs sIpc"io1M ~ if TearsiE.a 81
Mais ei AZ aS' ana cfree TeoIf confined and
Judgement foreclosure and sale ordered. Fagctt aCt
KeyAer-NoOn granted with SO costa 70 abide event.
Glass e3 al. agt muller et a.Moon granted i $40 costs
stafford aCt The New York Central and lud
son River Railroad COOIdero on calendar Tor Och u, j. 10
Duseubury aet Hleri O'Bncu ay Harley Murray at The
Railroad u tie matter OF thc pCtt on OF
MARY 4. ThOmas-Ofders granted.
Common Peas-SpcriaI IGH,-B vJudge Robinson
Emily Schober agt Adam schrebcr-Diyorcc granted tho
defendant
R0jipe Court C1qmbers-By Judge McAdam.-n
imseneieroes report conrmeu ana ORDER siante
IN accordance with same.
Ey ChefJustic shea-Bskcr art CoITnrr O'IrcD art.
DCtlcTi magic agt C0ckruit McFltau
att The Mayor, &c; Franklin agt Magurc Gadr a9i. Root
Monks Null: HeuHcsscy AIT MsCIn; schmidt asi. Gels
sefrciu-Orcr granted. Bates AIT Painter; MOiDr agt Van
Saun; agt. T0ttcn; GroCcr Bank act l1dirl-&o
,e Gaut AIT. Frttlychi. Motion 90 strike out
answer granted Pr.IurYer Lother: SaiGger Sctt
Or receivers granted. nichols aat IaJ lol
Motion to open default granted
New-York tribune., 1876-10-07
CIVIL NOTES.

In the srrit of Folsom against Riley, tried
before Judge Lawrence in Supreme Cont Circut in
which the defendant is charged with embeZzhng large
s;im from his employers the jury disagreed
An order was made 10y Judge Barrett yes
teriay appointing Wm. NJ Prtchard referee to take
proof of the costs in the matter Of acquiring bonds FOR
the suspension bridge which the Department OF IdIhS Is
to erect over the Harlem River.
I'm the cross-actiOns of James NJ. Heathcrton
and his wife, Mary j. HeathertOn, for divorce, an ari-
cation was made yesterday to Judge Barrett IN supreme
Court Chambers, for order To punish HcathcltOn Tor
contempt for not paying his wife 81 week almony.
After discussion. on the suggestion "i the Wllch
counsel an assignment OF claim OF Mr.. Hethvrton Tor
plumbing work the new POstOucc, Which Is now IN
suit was accepted security for the payment OF this
allnOny.
New-York tribune., 1876-10-07
THE SONS or R1zPAH AND m1cnM.

70 the Edttor or The Tribune.
SIR: Visitors to the Centennial Exhibition
viii be under great obligations to your correspondent
c. c." for his instructive and interesting descriptions
Of the various works Of art which 70 be For one
whose pilgrimage 10 Philadelphia is yet in reserve am
free 20 saw that nv visit to the Art Gallery win only De-
made after having possessed myself of his critical u2
gesiiOns and his historical information, and even thei,
probably with his letters I'm hand. D. 90 be wished
that his Interpretation Of Scripture showed the same con
srnii0us handling aud Inc s9mc critical sasscity which
his Interpretation OF art cyinCes. In TIE TRIBUNE Of
Sept 20, C. C." calls attention Georges Beckers
picture of IiZnah protecting the bodies OF her SONS
from TIE birds Of prey" Poor Mchal had her share iu
the tragic horrors that fc lcr fathers house 10 IL
unnecessary 10 load Lcr with the imaginary ereis which
your correspondent has inadvertently put upon her.
Dayi0 never cursed Ecr 10 not her sOus thar where
eFuciicd with tho s i;Izpah. A. C. w.
AetrQge. sent p.
New-York tribune., 1876-10-07
Gu5cellGneous

pRUSHES of every description at 33j Pearl
bP s. All arucles at he lowest prices. join X. HOP
PLi, Manufacturer aud Importer.
NIDER and APPLE BARRELS FOR SALE,
~ large and small quantities. lowest aIkc, prices
" y. BENSIi. 900 Masiingt0n--t.
nELMONlCO's REMONAL.-L. DELMON-
~ ICD wi remove from jtaye aud l4tet 10 Broadway
ON ave. aud 2bih-t haois'l squdrr. MONDAY, sept H.
CTEELE's "DURABLL' BUSTERS rctailcdat
> Wholesale prices 200 varieties OF stores Offices
hotel and dWtugs at the OLD Feather buster Factory,
3 Park row, ouuosit. Post ONCE
TINIE TOLL-GATE Prize Picture sent free /!
4 An ingenious gcul 90 objects 10 uudl Address, ~lth
stamp. H. &. ABBEY buffalo y. Y.
New-York tribune., 1876-10-07

and mned dollar Or had such con j. not worth It's
face but more exactly that the amount OF silver In II
will not bring dollar If offered for sale in the arec
For this and other, far as can learn ~
argued by many tbat silver should be dcnOheNIL
is not claimed that its value is particularly Naili'e-l
least n such way wheat nngnt Vafys accOi0s 10
speculation, the supply, etc. At the same ht is u ny
tlhaC gold has also in the course OF years 7'4
fallen i'm Intrinsic vaiuel Why not put cnouEh GOOD
silver into the dollar make il worth 100 cents ana
why then viii not all the world be gad 70 take u al Us
face Valucl t'C'N -
AALqHu Aug 20, 1876.
New-York tribune., 1876-10-07

,o sabbath; and as II to complete the marplot OF
o. 'a' aciacent enterprise and one Of worldwide
NOR The tiny hand Of an innocent unwilling child,
a,a1loyed to eonsummate the deed An explanation
rier for the twofOd reason that this was public
u IN and this its sad end, has sent IeClhg OF
of indignatou-amOng the people IN view
Gsnay ,,s 10 them 1agrant violation OF the law OF
of wl4t tWher rhe Christsn people of the adjacent
the we're that they not only did not protest buI
co co a'fuany offered their private grounds 20 Iactae
- Sgork h for them 10 explain heN' D. H. LhoiH'
tV tVV@sI,,gi gioarille, Oct. 2, 1876.
New-York tribune., 1876-10-07
Dcnlistrn

SET OF TEETH IN THREE HOURS /;
~ mechanical dcntisy reasonable charge satisfaction
guaranteed l2S West lmrtyiourhbL NENBHot'iL
GOME1HING NEW! CHEAP and BEAUII-
- TJL!-Mv Pearl Plates indicating color sub
stanc- artificial teeth, excel everything heretofore
rIc beauty strength and suue-s; needs only Doe
20 Doe appreciated made IN one Cy and only SO o so per
set CAL and examine. Also best Rubber Sst from $40 o.
$40. Gold and faiIua $50 ri5 Extracting under gas,
b. r. q. WAIT 40 East Twenty hI near Muisuiayc.
New-York tribune., 1876-10-07
SHIPPING WTRLLIGRYCE.
PORT OF NEw.YoRK ..........

PORT OF NEw.YoRK K.............."ocr. G.
CLEARED.
steamship Holland (Br) Heely, London, w. J. Hurst
Sfeamslip Angla (r MacFay, London, henderson Bios
Stsamsdn Brtannic rl, Thompson, Liverpool Via Queens
STEAMSHIP Egypt CBr, Grogan, Liverpool via Queenstown
steamship Bolivia CBr). SMALL Glasgow Henderson Bros
Steamship Cortes, Freeman, sayannaii, Geo. 1ohke -
Steamship CITY Of Dala, Hincs fefh~Au'h" Wa foit
- steamship j. w GarretI Foster Baltimore. VIM. DalzeA
New-York tribune., 1876-10-07
Qnstrutuou.
For Bovs and Yonng Mon-CitY.

For Boys and Young Mon-Cty.
A SCHOOL for Young Boys 3jS LcX-aye.
~ bet iOth aud sls'sts. seventh yearopcus sept 20
A CLASS FOR YOUNG GENTLEMEN and
~ Private Instruction. IHOs. H. ASH lO3 West icihs
4 NTHON GRAMMAR SCHOOL, 2J2 Madi-
y son.ave. between Js and 3Jth-i- school $50
Ia 30 Tho rates of tuition have been puord
4 CLASS FOR BOYS.-1he design OF this
~ Class h to hnonhv prepare boys Tor best colleges
number 0f pupils limited 90 -
President p of Harvard University Theodore
Roosevelt esq, ana Willum H. so csl 0l hcwYorS CiN
For circulars aPph 10 ARTHUR IA. CUTLER. at class
rooms. NO. 7l3 Sivth-1ve.
COLLEGIATE TRAINING SCHOOL, 1S2
~ 5ihaye, j. L. HUNT, MA. Principal r~pcns sept 20
all deurmehis handsome location best collegiate
preparation thorough work. Circulars at Putnams
NHARIIER INSTITUTE, Central PaIll-FOr
~ Bows and Young GenteInen OF 10 20 years-HOariinR
and Day school College Bsme-s, West roiui and Scientific
ScnOos French German, anish carefully taught and
s,osen Building new, the best Of It's kind TWontysoond
year bcgins sept ID - . - . . ., .,-,
nABNEY UNIVERSITY SCHOOL, % East
D29ihst Preparation for college Circulars on application
New-York tribune., 1876-10-07
SHAKER EVANS WITH A MODEST NOTION.

SHAKER EVANS WITH MODEST NOTION
To The Edftor Of The TFfbUHe.
SIR: propose tbat the American Govern
met change the Sabbath 20 any day Of the week except
Tie Jewish or Mohammcdau Sabbath day. The Pagan
Sunday is, Of all others the most improper. As Shaker,
and my people observe il day OF rest, rigdly as
any people. AS American citizen, proclaiming
lOerty of conscience 70 all mankind, protest against
The sectaidn superstition Ot closing the Worlds Expo
hion or sunday. It rs not The rus fcrptufal Sabbath
The Government dd right u Blowing up Hcil Gate on
he sabbath Now let The Christian ccley blow up the
Gales oi Hell, open the Worlds Exposition, free OF
sApthse 70 the worlds poor On TIC Iebiaing sabbath
1Ays aa We please, unmocsted and We Jows Qaakers,
S@to..cs Aaleiiasts, Atheists, and PrOte~tanis.wil
~ uuIe aud Keep any day The American Government
may appoint as day Of rest 10 man, beast and cook
ho'o't Lsba"oH, N. T., Sept %, 1876.
New-York tribune., 1876-10-07
FIHEs AND LIGHT.

10 the Editor or The TrtbUnc.
SIR: From a lifelong experience ! have
found open CRATE fires far more heahtul than furnace
heat would also advise families who have bad thcir
houses closed during the Summer To- keep the WlhuoN
curtains up and et the suns gnt II VIII 40 lnuch
toward preserving health. JOHN D. hhlUiI'
Netc- York, oct 3, 1915.
New-York tribune., 1876-10-07
NffNIATnRE .AI.MANAC.

sau rtses - COS SETS. 533 Moon rscs..- 1855
WAfEH THIS pAY-A.H
SANDY Hook IOll Cows island 1852 Hell c. Ferry .l2Al
mon NAIIR 1913 rtY-F.
sandy Hook lO;4I COWS isanoll2l Heb c. Ferry. llO
New-York tribune., 1876-10-07
Gorcro, Carriages, Garncso, sc.

Eorero. Carriages, Garncse, sc.
FINE. very light LANDAU, $500; curtain
"A coach ef2J and seat coupe li"aAd"aN- from %
up pony Phaeton. 500 top and road WAGONS r' p ulAy
,4fr,- WAGONS. ALSO 1lU sIu -tcult hand tIi
r,gc .uiabl. fo any market and at low prices, Ha
n,,- &c WILLIAM H. DItAh, AuA 20 and - Wooster 81
A REMOVAL AND REDUCED PRICES.
~ WOOD lsROIlIl rs.
CANEIAGE MA&UfACIl Hfl~
Have removed the entrance ~ their Wafsr. from Gin
broadway Nos 80 81, and '3 Iaa c'iepaot In clng
notice 10 flr change WOOD EEJlHIE- invite attention Co
t,cr choice stock oi carefully made Carriages anc
graceful forms manufactured expressly for tie u,t ,y trade
ol member - c uru ~
rcat 1pccuce with special care t0 durability d strength
a. well That beauty 81 style ird Lur rh ni winch hry
have 10 long maintained Justiy earned reputation.
Orers from distance. hy MAIL receive the same faithful
attention though placed la person. 1900
MEDAL and DIPLOMA al the Centennial Exhibition, 1870
and
PRIZE MEDAL az the Paris Exposition. 1857.
TOURIN.HASnS AND COACHINGCAREIAGLS RE
CElVE SPECIAL ATTENTION.
New-York tribune., 1876-10-07
Go 60bom il Alan Concern

IMPORTATION WANTED Of ROBERT w.
u BROWNE. son u william Dean Browne late paper
merchant lu the city OF Dublin, Ireland; lett Dublin about
1854 made voyages the Mediterranean u Ebly
ships OF Iysrno0 again heard OF board the United
States gubOs asp aud acrWHTd lu northern part ~
America about the Sol Tho slightest information VIII
thankfully received ly JOHN EAOMNE o. Lower
DOuWckSL, Dublin, ireland
EULIUS MEYER will please send his address
- u q n. q. a. MEYER, Bulao, y. \.
New-York tribune., 1876-10-07

SOLUTION OF THE SILVER QUESTION.
TotAe Editor OF The Tribune.
SIR; AS | understand it, the only trouble in
See silver question is that the value of given
shveE is less than formerly not simply that stamped
New-York tribune., 1876-10-07
HORSE and CARRIAGE MARKET

NEw-YoEK. Friday oct G, 1870.
Below may be found the result of to-day's
s,1. at A-,h Jol,usfons establishment TATtccnth.5t,
New-York tribune., 1876-10-07
Instrntnon.
For Young Ladies-City.
M US. and MISS STEERo''

BOARDING vi and DAY SCHOOL FOR Young ladies an
Children No Fast 47th.st viii reopen Sept. o. Kinde
galtsn class will begin oct p at ~ West 12thst "scho
Omul hus.n
New-York tribune., 1876-10-07

AsPS. SNLNANTS REED' BOAkjlNE AND
Va pAY ~CtOOi- ilr 4.uug ladies' Nc,. ganl % 3 i1.i 3
ti,1, .,i, t.r nj rstul training In Primary ami
l'rIIrnt.y D..r;iu,uts. collegiate tolH" q. sll,l ' ~
al ,' 80 f,sr ,fucatIoa Of w0ucn ATrahHeucitHl lOi
Irti Ilf rt..nt ana o. generous scale - au,c,'7iu I'14
parf.u connected srlu1i.
New-York tribune., 1876-10-07
Miss CNhiSIONk

vi 49, .os s2 and 3i West l0th st.,
FtrTVG RTNEENOiE Pa t.k. . go.
FNCTIsTr Fii.NCW AND GERMAN. hoARDlNG AND
nay SCH6Oi, REOPENs SEPT -.
HOAEpii,G PUPILS LIMITED ~ SINLEEN.
IfXDt RGAErI.N ~ CHARGE OF
4''-'' ,ff~s. TEnNOWESs.
New-York tribune., 1876-10-07

MISS WHITCOMBs French and English
VI Home and Day School for Young Ladies' REOPENS
sept 30 81 Percpontst. Brooklyn Rights Circulars
auflicatiOn
New-York tribune., 1876-10-07
For Boys and Young Men-Country.


4 excellent home, with suitable instruction,
~ for six boy, stockbrdge. Mass. Rev r. w BULLARD
New-York tribune., 1876-10-07
Young MEMS CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION

For Young Ladcs-City.
ST. JOHN SCHOOL.
~. BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL
4.r Young l.l.i. IIt a.. '.lgn,
REN. 1HENINiI IRVING, Il-br Eccf"f
% Wet Thirty --rCull rt.,
EIupIt- WEDNESDAY SEPT. ~. l~tb.
4 separate department fur Young boys .
Dr. Triugs .Isarf r'atf.f tu HntrL tftithH, dHi Hr
PIN. L.J.usg ~ nut ftL o.Orr open ~ any
New-York tribune., 1876-10-07

4 HOME with suitable care and instruction,
- for SIX bows or students Rev j. TUFTS, Aonson Mass
A HOME-LIKE BOARDING SCHOOL for
~ Young Boys T.. lTNDs, A. NJ, Hempsteai, L. T. $3.50.
New-York tribune., 1876-10-07
Jnstrurtion.
For Young Ladies-Country

HOME SCHOOL, at Summit, New-Jersey, for
limited number OF GIRLS between the ages OF aud
3 with careful training and mothrry sympaty reiercnca
Rev. stephen IL. Iyng, ID. Address