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The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1876-04-13

wooD is more durable than iron. In
1868 an auger was dropped in the bay at
Belfast, Victoria, by one Of the workmen
employed on the ietty. Last Christmas
the tool was picked up on the beach
rear the mouth of the Moyne. The
iron anger was incrusted with rust, sand,
etc. and the iron partly destroyed, but
the wooden handle (blackwooG) was
perfectly sound.
The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1876-04-13

HEREAFTER, when princes, lords and
the like come to this free country to hunt
the wild buffalo, they must get congress
sional permit. The house has passed a
hill prohibiting the killing of female
buaaloes at all, and Of males except for
market or Immediate use. Thousands
Of these animals are killed annually just
for fun, and there is danger of the breed
becoming extinct. The clause imposing
a penalty reads: "Any white man who
shall" etc. It is affirmed that the In
,iians, to whom the bufaloes naturally
belong, never wanto nlv destroy them.
The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1876-04-13

THE Prince of Wales has now killed a
tiger in India. Taking his stand at an
upper window Of house surrounded by
a lofty wall, the prince waited till the
dreadful animal was driven mp within
range, when he turned loose both bar
rels Of bis gun, and the tiger tumbled
over. The frightful dangers to which
the heir to the crown thus exposes him
self are enough to make the hair of the
British lion stand up and turn gray.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-06-23
SAILS FROM 2l2 O'CLOCK To- CLOSE oF BUSINESS.
A.
1uUKspAY, June 22-p. N

IL required less than unr-lIaf hours business AT
the Stock ENchanH. to- day {" lose nearly all and ~
sore than all the gam III prizes made br
Yesterdays e uIl market. fully jnsti'ymg the
marks of TnE TRIBUNE to the effect that the market
Was abnormal in Ills character. ard was manipulated
with n view of enalling certain hrav " loaded
Ties 4. d,sposr of their s,curirs That they moi
able To- accomplish their purpose, limited market
that Is totally Gevuid of pullc support is to Ice hed
accountable. Tie most imprcnuIOns speculatoIs
NAV succeed IN marNlng prices ny by lbcra pun
cias,.s. but II tiat with cessation of buying
the result - a heavy aud dropping market. Lake
Shore still continues To oIOltZe nearly
halt Of the total husues, If The dav yet opcn'd al
IA per cent below the bidding price OF Yesterday and
after recovering Il per cent To 5jas very soon sold
down >. L.. from which price II recovered Ia 80 b.
u.s. hut subsequently sold at 5ilqD546s WalI-,f
spcculatos seem Ia be the olly that do aI-
pI. ciatc the tact that If tins Company
prnses at the present rates. 1t could have
pad Erge dividends AZ the rates of
1879. Very hule was doue in Michigan
Central at sliHin. aud Enc only recorded trallsac
lions of 200 shares al 1884 aud l. o. Northwest
Preferred iuu,ually active, starting at 81 aud
declining 10 6J3s but subsequently rilyIug
to 90. bid with sales above CO., anI
Closing ~ Coll. Tins decline, however, ias more
slgnllirato4 than aid the recent rise aud probably
the business done IN II ,titiunS ~ WAS iai
done while II was advancing. II ~ poS>iblr that
thr next advance n fcH NAV be- induced Ia become
pur hatcrs hecause a has sold al 6.3, The
Cinnamon stock only fu, tuared between i3l-
and 49, on the "lIg'" business of 900 shares.
TIE ST. aul clIques To Lave taken adv autage
of the late courage exhibited by the nth Vest
people. d" Ia make hay while the SIM Shines" and
APPARENTLY have succeeded IN marketing nu incoi,-
siderable amount nf theT holdings. Tie Common
sock sid III I2Lga II lDilos aud the Prefer red at
7l3.a7o7sH7l Ohio aud Mississippi offered mo-
features tnr comment la sales uf 800 shares at
lGos0 lola. Ncw-lok Central was without "A single
sale. tie quotation beiuR iO5a lO7. Rock island
was stcady al lOoisd0 1903. \ jersey Central
81 eucd with sales OF odd lutS at ISL but
c;oscd up at ia after transactions amounting
- about $500 shares with considerable pressure
tu sell ~ the clnse. re statement concerning the
condition Of the company Recently published 10y its
President, Mr. Johnston for lie benefit of the stock.
holders has been tile subject Of much comment II,
the street since its appearance III print and the pre-
saillng opinion TO he. 81 nearly as we
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-06-23

can make it out, that Mr.. Johnston sho'uh
o ther have sail more OF Eothine; w "thc'
words. that having acres TO hgiires w"''
w.. must presume would sustain the trlith OF nv
statements lie makes concerning the bus &c q" I'.e
,o,,n,uv. il was a mistake tuat he did not rr'S'h'
slch witnesses. Ia another part OF i"h hD"N"
will be found Il reply to SIT Johnst"hS CIT ''' ~
Mr. Charles Barrett of l;nston, which seem" 7"
.,l,ouud in figures. and will doubtless ATTRACT Suen
attention as IT may deserve. Delaware L"ekaw""''
and Western declined from 1873 10 loo'o' '"'
delaware and Hud. on from l0Gl2 10 100. western
wa, dulI and t,atureless at 67l4O67's00"'s@"'
and Pacific Mail al 25l4025S4G2l4 The market
alter purcbas and sales oi abnu' 'l'oo' S''",'''
closed weak for the general list. The d II e. "i '''
lay were in ST. Joe Pacific Mail and Wdba u. rao"
H. ST Inc Pre- erred. Northwest. On" ail1 MIS-
Petroleum and Western Union, each L Michigan
Central. ~; ST. Paul, 81; Del. Lack and "eS'.r'
aod Norfl,-West Preferred each 81 Lake SHORE -
81. PAM. Mo. Pacific. 2's; Harlem. III ahG N'''
Central. IL, pcr cent Illinois Central alone IL"
yauccd % per cent. The following table SHOWS 'h'
ar
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-06-23
rol quotations were:
TIE closirg rates for foreign exchange were:

The STEAMER ilammnnia sailed for Europe to-day
with SI43. 900 specie. of winch S250,00O was gold
There is nothing specially new 10 ray of the local
money market. H., sun ~ of available funds being
ample 20 meet AL demands. borrowers Stock
Exchange e, ilaual laying &" : per cent. the III
trrmrdate being the more common rae while to
he leading bond dealers recommendations are
numrrui, ~ lS,12. There ~ continued dullncs ia
mercantile paper bccausr of tie united offerings, and
rates are quoted as 10 lows 10y the note brokers':
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-06-23

Time loans running through the year are done at
fG1J pet cent The following are the rates nt eA-
change On New-lork at the aforementioned cities
to-day: Savannah. J., per premium; Charles
ton, s,lling. X premium; buying d premium
Cincinnati easy. par; New-Orleans commercial. Il
bank. IS; Chicago, - cents Discount, and
~ Louis. 10 Ia 100 premium. The United States
Treasurer to-day received 81 .2OO.0uO National
bank notes for redemption. The Customs receipts
al Washington to-.lay were Si75.ooO. The Inter
uai Revenue receipts footed NJ S3JO.UOO. Inc
following Is the Clearing -huuse statement t"-'iar;
Currency exchanges, $lS,2G7.9I3; currency bal
nnces S3.30l 4si: gold exchanges. SSdS5,597;
gold balances, III O7J,l3S
Government bonds at the close were quoted as
follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-06-23
NEW PUBLICATIONS

rrE or EVIDENCE By TnoM,Sa SfA" r = i w W.
Hoics Gy Gsosiz snAas~"oo NO p'' "'"'
Jorlsoa ~ 80 =, ..;.o
IT., ,,.,nlarity of Starke's celebrated treatise
an r,,,,a. IL proved ny the demand when h"s cane"
oct t,ur ,,iitlon- that work ~ England al" "r "'
twice as many this couutrt the Pr'S'"' "
,.p,h IL souuded upon the four'h h"EI'Sn '"' ~
n,roce, bcsidrs the or, iud text aud n"'cS 81 ue
snthur and tile numerous Affiliations O' Ie S''SN''
English editors also the notes 81 the 'orn'' A"e''"
It,. .,,,,, yhoru wus Theron MetcsI ana the cUp'-
.us uotes aud references the latest AN ric eaSes
are,,ar,.i and euectrd by judge ShhrSwOoL Inc pres
snt chiffon rolow> the general plan OF itS immediate pr"
sccr.,o- annotated 10y the editor. but inc"r-
oorTltes into the notes references ~ tbe "'-
asous which have accumulate during tile inter
val betweeu the two publications e. leriod
of seven years. and remarkably prolific OF law
reparis) besides gathering mp those decisions ~ ANY
importance which h,Id becn omitted ~ TIE ear rr
editinis. or the merits OF Starkie on Evdrh'e " "
entirely lpeI huuus speak this day. II uas bc'n t"i
too many years before the prOfesSiou ana TOO 'Noa"F
kuoNi, IA rroure commentator now. make CRITICS."
tolerlbe. 1t textbook In the pr" 81 anu S'
sansc Of tnat term and STANDARD authority oP'p "'
labor Of the pfescut editor Is almost od"A'S "
unnecessary TO comment Ills reputation as a scholar
aud jurist the learning ana Judgment dSPi"Se" III ~
scholia 10 tie commentaries of Blackstone eHo'' ""
,ustfy The expecaiIun that his eXezPtea worn upon
subject like that of the common law OF eNahce VIII n'
had the ullcs, illustration and panstaklg cu''
and will satisfy every requirement either "I 'h
student or practitioner. The promise thus mad II CT
Ally fulfilled III tits volume. The geuela scope "i the
work co prehenls the elementary principles by when
the adults <bllity of the evidence TO prove matters u'
fact Is governed enumeration Of the different mS'f"
meuts Of evidence the Application of these principles
and instruments to The purposes of proof the force AMI
effect Of evidence and lastly tie evidence essen"l !" the
proof OF particular issues. UudCr these ample topics ARE
gathered INTO appropriate groups whatever there Is :"
value touching the general subject in the reports TIE
original the later English citations ore by happy
mode of arrangement easily dstinguis ed from cac"
other and both OF these from the American cL"S' b"
that almost at glance the gro%th OF rule OF "Ni!eice
the notifications il undcIgun In Tia" COUNT! al u"
birth aud the changes which have been foui6 necessary
or de ,blc upon adoption into our system OF )lls
pru ience may without difficulty traced The reiet
ences the decisions this and the oihei American
States arr abundant, aud frequent INSTANCES are more
All mere citltious they stte with ulness tine de-
eiucJ point
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-06-23

cHAsEs DECISIONS. svo. PIP. G37. Diossy & On.
This volume contains the reports OF eases
decided by Caef-Jus,ice Cbase III Cue Uut'o STATES
Circuit Court for Fourth Circuit. during tue years
is65 "a, 500 ucus ye IN districts of Maryland Nif
gnia Mo- tn Carolina, AMI South Carolina ide oP""hs
the careful revision and correction oil te o"e
Justice shortly before decease. and have undergone
the editorial supervision OF Bradley T. Johnson nj the Vn
ein lar vino vi til the Chcf-J Usuces sanction ana Ell
formed soon alter the Court resumed IT'S
stugs the intention Of rep'rting It's pfVceeoh~S' i"e
pprod and locality nf these decisions. The Gu rHc1f %
the Court. The cmnence Of she Judge VINO rresi"ed e
novelty Of the questions wHieh came before IT,
eo,nl,up To render Mr.. JOhnSoH's pubtcation one
Of the most valuable of recent years 10 the pubeSt "s
well as the legal profession MANY OF the cases nV"N'u
novel and grave questions OF constitutional law, Inc
construction Of recent amendments of the fedtra
Constitution the effect upon contracts ana CIV" Hs|'s
of legislation of the COnfeder It'd states anu tue actS"
s militar, power aud To these subjects tie CelJuScr
r,uivi his profOuld and accurate kDow dse Of pubic
law his strong intellect, and CHAR on o pm"
eipes with a result which has satisfied later CRITICS ih
rolum. rontains among other important reports the
arguments of couns and the decisions OF the Court VI
the ease of JeGcIsu Davis with verv earefu histories"
recital Of the events military ana evil ahecuhR Ms
status as state pIlsouer, the time OF his capture
b. Federal cavalry tn his final discharge; the
cases of snortridge agt. Macon, and krppeI
.ct Railro I'd. which defined the character 81
t. government gaiizcd by the rehelIng at's and
TIE ef-e- euactments npon preexSIhs CIV" oDl
etns and the much discussed case oi the Lu' he'e-
mining the home puri vcs-r with respect I" me-
teral ru ne right Ia irn for supplies In an "pPendA
Wit, A view of cxhiltns thc viGor aud vitality w"lvh
characterized iegisl,tion OF the Conedei'ed states
AM, ,he fotc claims o citizens that t"sr pr'cd
,on,d IA, treated upon wcll-s-ttied princiues u
nn,tc law AZ tire val acts OF an actual th"n-h u
s.rcd government the reporter has added rS C"nsth"
a., aud t,, CONSUMPTION. ImpresSnelt ana sequeslia
t,p acts OF t.e Confederate C"haicss'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-06-23

tn. r,yul,r weekly meeting Of the ManaseIs oil
the Bank If England Wac held to-day, bnt no hiiP
, ,u,d. M T. minimum rate wh.ch remains AT Nv"
4 ar l., Ia o. TEL cent above he out-d or rat
far ,hr,, months discouut>. During the week IN
uld lady of Thread nee de-st. took III The sum "'
cgs7 600 bullion. sui plcmrntiug IT to-day Win
,,,,,,, ot CO. 600 The british Cousols "ere easier
tLr,urh au,,rchensinns of some tr uble IN Emma ;;
hnt Inited St.i,s bonds I'm at the full quota
inns of Yesterday. Enc steady ut lZL2 III
Common. and lSIa Preferred. Nrw-iork Centrai
,i,,,iuy al o. The London Stock EXchai
will be closrd Oh Sunday to remit al
s,u,. rrpnIrs on the building. Ia Paris, Renies
u,y, DC, cent? ruled at l06.l1d lOG.l2l2 The Ean]
M France, during the week made an advance III
Il 900 300 francs Exchange an Lon don 10 quoted
5p7L, TIE g,ll mat ci VIE dull and lower.
IN, sales having been at ll23ca ll2L. The export
demand i, light and c.i,y supplied from the Tr;I'-
ury There Was "a good borrowing demand tor eahh
gold and the rates paid for use were 2 2i2. AMI {"
p.r cent per auI,tn aud Ia per diem. The foreign
xch.ugr market was dull bat hr,n at annexed
q iotatous Selling rates higher. and on Oh"
basis OF ~ s7Ll and 81 ssi2 Ia the Tor
org and short bills. The Assistant Treas
urcr pald out S2l 900 III coin interest "n the pnblie
debt and S:}l 900 III redemption OF called bonds
The DAYS bust ess at the Gold Exchange Bank
covered: Cold cleared, IL .920.00O; gold balances
slOOj,I7s; currency balances. Sl.l3l3oO. The
principal rol quotations were:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-06-23
BANKING AND FINANCIAL.
CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW: RsEY.

CENTRAL K tlLROAD OF NEN-J RSEI.
RisroNsE T, PRESIDENT JuHN>roN's CIRCULAR
10 the Edttor 81 The TrtbHae:
SIR: uUt.r.. IN the advertising columns OF the
New York papers a communication from J5ha
Taylor Jolitsio on President. Ia the stO kholdeis cf
the Central Railroad of New -Irr>y. purporting to
KID ain tn, cailsts which hav" produced the heavy
and IN prvrlened dec ia the stock and securities
nf th.t Company bun with all Difference and respect
20 MI Johns, o, viii say thai fail {" d sc"ver IN
hs CONN nicaliuh any Statements oi isi winch. N
my Judgment, contIoverl the criticisms made upon
the finances of The Company, or Instruct aud
.rfghten the hr'd-rs of the securitie, IN uicr
ttur cunoitiuI
The following analysis of the reports, usnrsS. and
,p,Iuti, III # ia, C,nual Rain ao Of NrwJeTsey
was prepared by me at the request Of pUninent
,tocil clG,I of ih, Con IguJ ia March last
IL WAR nut DIES gnrd Tor publication. hut inlsmLch
,S it subsequently, found IL way into PRINT. aud 40
Mr. JoLns,ou's communication asserts that II Is
merely Bear rad upun the stock which L. not the
fact A. the party snld his stock from l07 l. 10 lO2s
accept tle responsibility of its r"utenfs. aud ask Its
il s.rtion ~ 1nF TmBC>E pm the same trrins and
conditions as The cir ular of President Johnston.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-06-23

fwO CHANcELLURs

rWo CUANCELIURs: PRINCE corr CHAkOFF AND
PRIMO BISMAECK b. JULIAN MA nc Translated
fr,h. the i.Nur i'cuN M0ud & BJ fhAAk J. " AID
l2mo pp 332 Hard n Hodgh'"h
Tie author of this political essay IL 1t Polish
rens,r Oi conservative monarchiral rriu'ipirs, ana
,aEins sOrs with Austria rather Than with Prussia His
work r,ntsin~ a succinoi REVIEW of the diplomatic lit
tory of Euro; the sS pieghaut years b@w"rh 1850
aud ls7l and "A BOgra phical sketch ~ BIsmarrk hnd
f:,rt,nakon with their mutual relations In the political
drvelo aieuts OF That period In the opinion OF Tie
~ nm the disasters of Sadowa and Sedan
x-sr. due to the bind devotion I Cart
,hsl,a to Bisinar,,k. aidrd by the marvellous ha-
hcl,tion, and INDIGESTION OF louir Na'ol'ou Ac'
eory Ia n,s theories l,,dng event ol the hst ten
v,ars are tive futs conspiracy between Russia "hd
p,u.si. Ia whlc, the Cance"i Of the North La been
t, n,, OF hi rupiI Berlin. The mretins 81 the '""
di,lonatslr Petersburg IN the rins 81 $500 war
hike thu rhlnrnr Of n action which h"d ran
,hrou IA the ,ce oi years. aud largely contributed
10 chang, The face 81 the world Suce that nc Europe
has known no tempest Tue adhesion oi Austria 4" t
official policy the two Northern States Las SERVED to
complete. or Ia cOmpJcate assOctaon. III winch no
princple 81 unity Lo discovered and winch hhs
h,tJrrio only found harmony la silence. The V"lh"
affords VI interesting cnaptr Of political sIecndu"h
st,,aiy iucturrd with riucrc AID The love 81 para
don Int handling the subject with muscular grasp ahd
.us,,r n tr VIEWS of the with no less Ingenuity
OF rcasOuiIg than vIgOr Of rA-reosOn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-06-23

There ar well dist rhuted business in raihoal
bonds wi the PaciGc IsSli ~. Paul. and North-
Yves err securities the prime favortcs at full prices.
Ine following are the bids:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-06-23
MEN AND MANNERS Is AMERICA ONE HUNDRED
YEALS AGO. k@iIed by IL D. >! th Eh 'Sats TN'''
s.,a.sh IDn,n IN. serb Co.

YTALs AnO. LIirt by IT. =. - III kH IS"Is H''''I
s.rs,sl l2niu. ~. "2O. Sof1bnei. Ar'"srong' Z" q"
Mr.. Scudder has made successful foray
nm ~ yeral rare antiquarian tor the materials o
this yoluir aud presented the fruits of biz 'aIn
paie1 ia readable and attractive form The pictures o
American II al the period of the Revolution SLOW great
natur.lns of deieatiOn and a. they have eeb drawn
FROM contemporary suthorit a. we'll ~ confirmed 10y
pour trad tion. may safely he accepted ~ 'nhehue
sketches The little work sbounds with racy description
and uait a,,.cdots exhibiting the social hsbits. the
domestic reuriue aud personal character Of the peo-
Die Of "6eyenty SIX" III lively coiors.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-06-23

In State bonds. Louisiana Cnnsols were III active
demand at AN advance Ia %. Old Tennessee is r'Se
to 45la, paid and bid and new and new Levses. to
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-06-23
Gorscs. Carriages, Garncss. Mt.
rrn!lurc.

FURNITURE, Carpets, Mattresses, &C.. cheap
TOT cIsl-At CDNP Ri1GHAII'>, . if ! - that
~ 1Ltcr o.Isiory holdings aIn Is large v" ,i"om e'
latest ~ e BUREAU Drrssi suites painted
snd walnut, sIs to $3.50. TAI. iirUss,is, IL.
nc, Red Check aud White Canton Mat
~ ,iugs Fancy Mailing. Ingram Carpets Sac 4ud
upWatds Oil Cloth, Clu, CaSsimefrS ~. 20. cash
An DI.EM LE~ EH a 90. 31i btoslway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-06-23
THE cATIIoLIC WORLD.

napcr in this number on the CathOllc
Church ia tbe United states" presents snruafil as
oaravtng view f the American national character THIS
has little To please the fancy or he the nag nation
We nre a commonplace mediocre pc pie. VIZ ha'r n"
high ideals no lofty aspirations. excellent standards
OF worth and character In philosophy ~ Sciencr III
teratur H. art culture WE are Inferior to the Nit
lions of Europe No preemnently great mInd has
appeared among u.s. Orr ablest thinkers arr thr d.
etn,s OF somr foreign master our poets whenever
they attcm, a fight above smooth and polished verse.
arc IA dun and mouOJOnOur - Western prairie ON
most rupular heroes. Washington and Lincolu are bui
e,uuuoon men The hest II he who haS the le ~
siui of DE- nneracy How far the judgment OF the writer
IL founded on class of tue American popnatoh "'th
which ~ Catholic he Ia most familiar We are unat
o. saw hui true Of the great body "i
Ia, American people the Declaration OF ihciend NE
nust D. pronounced failure. AVID tue CONGRATULATIONS q"
thr Csu;onary br regarded vain {loIt"is SwaSsrf
rho following sonnet by Aubrey DE We're h Ia better
spirit:
A century Uf StInrises hath bowed
IL tIr,,ni forehead 'Drath the ocean-1oOr
Since III 81 upuh the W. st's astohishcd shore, . 4,
Lax, s.,t,. lx Ain fUrth-si juggling thinugn lhe cOuO
A new horn nation stood. to +. rrdon vowed:
within that tnne how many Empire iou
And yu.ug Republic, q shed with wealth ami war,
Alike Chan. cd the etlntne Tor the shfondl
snruns from catth's nrSi blood q tenpcst-IuIsed
For thee what Fdtt~9 know not. Tins know
The SON = great cduIn-Cift. nf gitS the htS-
Tin a inst ~ in filincsS di'lst b"Stow;
I'm ted S.whric Gods Church with thee found rsst -
Try luturc's Hope Is she-tLai Iueenly Guest
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-06-23

vi sruri, Kansas and Texas Railway reports ap-
rrnx mate earnings for 81 ond week III June at
$50 .5GG; corresponding per OIL last year, sJ4.4c9;
Increase II .0!,7.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-06-23

IN crty bank stocks. Merriam $ Lxrbange nc
sod at 81, A Ger c.n Exchange t2I) n 100 and r.
pablo tlOl at -. TIr following are the b DIS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-06-23

Tue following table OF prices OF tie prom he''' g"io
and silver mining shares rs received by TELEGRAPH
frup San Fr,llcrsco, is furnished by william ward
l,exc. BuildiEg: -, - ., ,,,..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-06-23

IIOMF IN the Hudson, at II farm-houSr, for
1 rbl r,t. and misses good terms m"i-Tate Al
d,,.,. M, al \ 4. O..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-06-23

4 CHARMING shclte ed home for mother
~ less Gaugltrs with deyotl maternal care and unusual
al anag class studv under the Dvst Instructors win
f,e oi a vaua be II irdrY. -
Beat EeCrcEC given and requ rel Addfcss MIS-. J. r.
GANlI. StnCkIIl.EC. MaAs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-06-23
Country.

A n excellent home, with suitable instruction,
~ for sockD1 tse, Mass. i.eV b. w bOLLA''D
4 HOME, with suitable care ana INSTRUCTION,
y tn boys students. Rev J. TUT 5. M'nson Mass
ANINS FLUTE espccItily for YOUNG BOYS.
- l.. II NnN, \ H. II m sI.'ll. L. l. 80" per year.
A GOOD HOME FOR CHILDREN III a
~ Boarding school Wilton Conn. terms Ia suit Al
Hrrhn AIGIlSTl y Witt NCh.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-06-23

LNORT EDWARD INSTITUTE, n. T., Tor
ladie. and gentlemen sl9 per year fr Board aud Con"
mon faes prepare for college for business ana of he
A,tirrss Jos. 4. hING, ID. u. Ian Term. aug -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-06-23

- ELMWOOD HOME"
Il Nj s+- POKTEi; y C,iAMPNEY'S Family scho'l
for Young dies Chlro, Ia Icy namp hre Co.. MASS
ENGLISH AND ola SICAL BOARDING.
II CT DOL Straiinrd Conn 2Ath year Spriug lrlm DC
gus AtrI2. F,r circulars address titkDEi'lCh SID"
&. 10 A Iruti
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-06-23

FAMILY BOARDING SCHOOL for Bows
~ ana ,irls tndrr L. IL miles from
New YORK 80 pei Tor board washing tutou al the
coinOIt- G a country home. -.
scholars may lie Eo.re during tie SUMMER VACATION re
civ ing tie best
Aplly to Mrs. II. G. MORRELl- -,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-06-23

uAVEBFORD COLLEGE-Und"r the car,
II 81 90, s,ri.tv of Fnrnis turli odoNl. THOMAS
CHASE A NJ Prasi.ct. Tof c1JdIsues, ~. apply 10
4 r.i. = AISCJI. II IiaverfoTd College T.. o.. Penn.