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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1876-08-31

All vstsons sfh ctsd with Kidney
Diasse, PHin In the Back, and all Uri-
Bary Disesvss, Diabetes, Gravel, Dropsy,
Nervous Debility In sitber sex, should at
pses take auST's RExEDr.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1876-08-31
FORS SALE. Tile place Lpewn

A. The Mm. Les unrd Fa M siiua, ~ nna mile
from q ndulle, on stage road 81 Manchester.
SAID farm contains 40 acres well ilmbsred with
q c1tl klln, h use, barn aud Appl. orchard.
Also good Circular nav Nj ] 80 80 situated In
Jamaica on large stream OF WAFER, 10 feet head,
10 h0 ~ power bonbo house, barn. blacksmith
shop and 80 Gcres land. Terms ay.
Apply to Or ed lrsss
MARX LIvERMORR.
sly Jamaica VI
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1876-08-31
$500 REWARD!

Through evil influence hereabouts, folet
having become go corrupt as TO demand ii, th
above reward vii he paid for the discovery
the perpetrators OF any theft or act Of depredf
on aJout our premises. Notice l. hereby give
tha Black List sill soon BIO pub i,hed for ID
bsnent OF those guilty Of prsotlcilg snayi b im
pptiton- upon h. confidence xhieh We natura /.
iy repJse in the human race a. la.Re.
J, J. HAPd0OD co.
Peru, VT 10
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1876-08-31

Morgan, the OLD war governo
has Jat, been nominated for govorno
81 New Yora aud he viii be prett.
certain TO carry the State,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1876-08-31

Next TUESDAY occurs our State
election aud the nd cations arc lhsi
there VIII he fBll vote Vermont
go9d lor 80 900 Republican majority /
the people sin onIy come out lb.
Democrats are hard al work ia man
places AMI sill poll a very full vol
and uaiess tbe Eeputiicas are d
blad ogf uaiouty will BE- reduced
scry yotea rbHaid re on hand aae
must be o. Is vote tbe state ticker
.,l tarr - no ftung oa 10 tbe usu.
RepahIi an majority
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1876-08-31

hem aiig paWfs and others stii
bNem il assyflle that lhe Fair.
l5as tr@alpa iaa psase % bll
eAsmpti x q portion a ihe.F property
whites auEa g. he laxrj ia this State,
irom tac TAXATION There i absolute.
~ uo foundation whatever for il bu,
they gn ou ,Ae Func Of that lie well
stack q !, aaarly . coed a. the truth.
TIE lac8 lsat a, good Democrats as
Brad mslley oi Bar ngloa and 4 G.
Bacon 81 oay o@n eouoty voted ior The
bl oagtt lo thar thclt % alhs. bar i
does Loi TIE iaei remains taai there
aae ,cff msa Is she State as Up
nkat aud haesi IS Ilpfacs Fairbanks.
40 tae q Pc vii show thai they
believe i ueKl Tuesday.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1876-08-31

We ase GLAD 50 notice that sewers
banca 81 Trade are beginning t
revive ana abe INDICATIONS are tina
tsea v..i ssaa Is SO advance an alon,
,ae he ilc ary goods business il
Ness lask shows a decided improve
meba lhr prsgue Mule % had'
isiaad, Celcut asa Maine auc
,he ptj0s weas ats 81 Oe STATED again
wool ta- advanced Use Gratis Pc
pai Hsw rieas 'by thirty cents =
Notwithstanding tlse fact tbat j, i ID,
SIG iemH cieaia yeu mere is p
MARIE Improvement ,a many respects
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1876-08-31
l,spubi,csn count, Ticket.

fgE fhAfuRs,
L HENRY GUILD. u Rupen;
sli.As MASON, Readsb)ro.
f0a ASSISTANT IrpoEs,
AL 1. GRAHAM, OF Winbal;
JOHN N CARNEY of Bennir glon
foR sIElFf,
DAVID cRoFUr q Arlington.
roa nloH uNLWF,
JONATHAN HAPGOOD, OF Peru
i0H sTATL ATTORNEY,
W d. SHELDON. 81 Npfd bennington
rdR 3gpGEs OF pRoBNr,
l. Il. BURTON. DIST IT Manchester:
GRO 81 uARMAN. Dis Bennington
Eigci4l A} SeWcmlo ~ 1876
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1876-08-31
NoTICE IN RANkRupICY-
BLACKSMlTHlNC

FAotuhf FplNT, Augnsl ], 1916
The subscribers have opened . Blacksmith
shop ia thi- village, near tn eArIiage shup
FORMERLY owned bs Bra h q Lee, where al
transbes ~ tle trade Ste conducted With ,kil
3 dpsps oh aud with pRl r. TO LIVE AND
LEI LIVE ErpFcid atlenti n psid 20 horse
shJelng. kDsoN 4 LILLY.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1876-08-31
HARD TIMES PRICES.

o. asA anss saptsneR Z. I'll shoe borass
nsw 81 Feun6 fss 81 psE keess. esAsr sho4sng
vera 10 sane prepaFtAsa. bpssA stsatioa
..r rs TRkxs cnsn'
c. J. WILLIAMS.
AsAaaAsn. 49,. .. ls7G I1iS
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1876-08-31
Rspasliesu state Nomination.

EH
HEAaE FAlRBsNk
O A-aa
fE lutaafkNtt
rEpF ELr IlOC on
9 uuhrA
D HEtNehEh
john A PAGf
o. Moap
u cses ~ lAEoE
JACOB EsTfY
~ ltsuhb
CHARLIE HaU6nlpN
q &C. Hlug5ur
ur Hfa 0r cosaTE-,
ron CUAGLE, II JOYCE,
III Eudaud
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1876-08-31

tbs CANS, HEATERS
sap Bseseis Eessis sud Galvanized hon PaAs
A l. s o
Tin War, Pain snd stamped, Snest iroH and
Cvpper Ware. Coal ii0ds. stove Pipe, CorroEat
ed Elbsus
A l. q
Fave spoHis Tn EcoaHg. Fgmps, Lead aEd
Iron Fipa. Casg Iron H0ass sihks. PlaaA and
Goods furugahed to 0tdsY.
yOtss promptly attsuaes 10 AHd vera dons IL
satisfactory NEARER, fFlees ~ low as any party
can s1oFd for The ssms ga1aty aud styis 81
goods. otdsfs By Daii piii rseslrs iU4Easd4Ets
sttsnton.
y. u. COOLIDGE.
AraEEtea. Va. Jaa. -, la7G.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1876-07-22


Approved June 2lth. 1870.
Section /. Be il enacted BY the
Legislature Of tho State Of Mis-
sissippi, That in addition to the
qualification Of voters prescribed
in section two Of said act ofincor-
poratiou, . residence Of three
months within the corporate lin
it, Of said town next preceding
any municipal election, be and IL
hereby required to eutills any per-
son to vote thereat.
Section Z. Beit further enacted,
That section nine of said ct Of in
corporation b and Il hereby 70
pealed (; and that instead thoeeof
| It be and Is hereby enacted, thai
the town council Of Greenvills
shall have power to assess and col
| lect taxes on al the real and per
| sonal property within the corpor
ale limits Of said town, not OK
cecding ono per cent. per annuu
upou the assessed value thereof
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1876-07-22

In SeFibner for july Dr. hol-
land says that A. T. Stewards
'sbusiuess was one which no did
not do, and could not do. without
. depressing influence upon Al
who were dependent upon the
same businsss for . livelihood.
His great establishment was q
shawod that hung over al the 9TH
err IN the town. The man with
ol00oo or sao, 900 /; The man with
100000; the man with el' '0oQs
each alike, was obliged to COM
pete with this man, who had NIL
lions outside Of Ne necesatties o.
his enormous buslness. The hos
Ter, The halter, the woman IN her
thfsad-and,nsedle shop, Tho MIL
lluer, ths glove dealer. the carpet
dealer, the upholsterer, oil were
obllred 70 compete with Stewart.
If he had followed . single limo q
business, It would have been dii-
fsrent; |; but hs followed III linea.
Whsther ho saw . profit 70 be
mads, n any limo Of business thai
80 A All oonRruous with dry
goods he made II He thus b
came ! formidable competition
| with half tho shop-keepers In New
| York. His capital made i possi'
bio for him 10 ruin men by th'
turn Of bis hand-to hx prices q
which everybody VA obliged z
| sell at whatever loss. Howsve'
proud the New Yorker may hav'
been Of bis wonderful establIsh
msnt- and thcre Il no doubt bu'
that It Va pretty universally y
rardsd with pride ~ is easy nov
70 80, II this period Of unexam
pied depression, that our businee
men a large would b n ? muc'
| better cosdition Nthat e1labliot
ment had never existed. nall ID
money thst has gone 70 swell p
I-,... ..&.<n ha6 hoon divide
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1876-07-22

End. Organised by young ladies' for
tho purpose Of Encouraging the
use Of slang phrases Il conversa-
tion. Ata recent meeting. while
: member was addressing the 90
ciety, she Inadvertently made use
Of tho expression "awfll nice"
and was called to order by . sister
member oftsanagressing the rules.
"In what way have l transgress-
IL" asked the speaker, blushing
deeply.
"You said Il would be awful
nice to admit young gentlemen to
our deliberslions," replied the
other.
"well, wouldn't II bet" return
ei tho speaker; "you know you
said yourself no longer ago than
| yesterday that" m
"Yes, l know; but you said 'aw'
| fnl nice.' ThAt's slang"
"well," said tho speaker, tartly'
"if you are going 70 b. % swfal
nIce about Il perhaps Il =; but ]
wouldn't ~ anything III wer'
you. Didn't you tell 6allis Sprig
gins, this morning, to pull dowi
her basque p
mo, l didn't" retorted tho 9th
or, her hcc growing crimscn; "ant
Sallis 6priggins will say | didn't
She won't go back on me-"
"This b : nice racket you ar
giving u.s." cried tho President
after rapping both speakers to Of
der. "Let rs ak, what Il the Of
, ject Of this society Z"
..,..s
do.en .e1l'. so,'r'' = Ia -. p~..,a.n
Ego on with the funeral"
ii A member roso TO explain tn
she had been nned q the last mes
ing for saying ''awfal niee" hs
i - a -
! ~ ~ q -. -vould aettIe. hoVeve
: - ~. .v,..A hv and by.'s
:. ...,s ~ ..,,' 4. n risht.n said Il
p..,a..s. 49,. ssrsy vhsr vou ha,
: ~ s:'' ;s..sss..
=. .s S.vs ...-,.. ..tsa n
A.o,. ,.s.. .e.,S ~ ssold epIsn
4 :sv 1,1hcrt ,rhsectinr herself
s.1w -. ~. ..,,A y .aid d
= ',. -. N. -sa q. X orieiu
: rles;u.a' J, -. ~"v .o~'.tv. snd tSeI
2 ioena.r .'.,.S !. a. - vh.n sny ni
7 'cse .vPe-.s. !. i ~ Ssc,6ed.
= que.s'oa s,a J, v..s ...s = ~. spsaker.
~ 4nsn, 'I ss...sS. Paw -,
y move 'ns' =. "a a.. 49, sor / hea
" uo"" ,.s -, -. .s.t M l,er hsau ~, .iust q
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1876-07-22
OYyIcR ov SfA1B Surf OF
PUBLIC EDUCATION,
IArwanu. MIna. Julv g. ~ y


OYyIcR o. SfArs Surf OF
PUBLIC EDUCATION,
JACKSON, NIss., July 8 ~
70 sursnxrzsxsaz1 - Puna,e 1pueAssos.
In n opinion Of ths Attorney
General published BY this depart
msnt, in : recent compilation q
school laws, this language occurs ;
THAT ths scholasl|e yeor shall
hereafter eonmenc6 = To hrst Of
January and end o. the thlrsy-arst
Of Dsoember. There must then, OF
necessity, b n intsrregnam Of I'll
school matters connected with ths
commencement of : saholAsttc year
| nom August u, ls7s 70 January J.
| 1877"
| Il has become necessary for thia
Departmeut 70 decide upon the
| operation Of this opinion IN IL
barring spea TIE fhll ssssion =
| our public sGAools, and Tie opinion
q entertained y lollowss That
whilst there must - a absence O
III mottsrs connected with th'
ssoornrnsneement" .of . soholoeti'
| yeor. the Attorney. General doe
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1876-07-22

nwHueh Regular Aeveke'e's1 ;
"a b paid q The beginning @
"a quarter.
An EdltoFlal Notices, except
~hen accompanying the hrst inser-
~. 4 an advertisement, VIII %
sssrrsd % eents PR lire; obltua'
~ The same. Simple ennool'ce-
,.ents Of deaths or marriages iFee'
psr,ons Who wish 70 Indulge y
Mat b termed ''perscnal notices. !"
vIll b required p psy in accorsl'
amos with the nature ofthe'r ars''
RULE FIVE.
rms ron AHKouKc1xQ cAHpi'
DA9E9: "a.
For Dtats anl District Omces, ~
For County oflceo:. =
Yor Beat OlAccs. cs...................-
RULE BLK.
0rlers nom transteut customer
,sslsi Or written, 1oe Job work, ad
verlIslne, o. anbecrlpe pe!qp, o,1ss .. 2 +
accompanied by the Cesn % eok9. y J.
attention. ,A6popnts os re31as Y.
custOmere DE md presented s''
~. .S~SSk 3sonkh.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1876-07-22

TowN CouNcrL.
The Town Council -meets on
the lst Tuesdays Of zach month.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1876-07-22

SUPREME C0UkTs
Terms Of Supreme Court-coin-
mcnce on The srd Mondays Of April
and October.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-09-23
6ousss ano 9arns iuanteo.

WANTED-F0R PURCHASER--4-ST0RY
w HOUSE, % 90 20 feet 34thst TO PARK 4th and 9Th
GEO H. PErRIE, Zeal Estate Broker, IFS broadway
ANTED--FURNISHED HOUSE, above
w 2Ith-st between 4th and Bthaves. 4-story full
width GEO H. PEFRI Real Estate Broker, Us Brosdwsy
WANTED-For six months, a medium-sized
w HOUSE, neatly furnished between 18Th and 23dsts.
and 9th and 8hayes Address with terms, PostOnee Box
4,709, city.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-09-23
Fam Schools.

COLUMBIA COLLEGE LAW SCHOOL,
The nineteenth annual tern Of this institution viii com
menee at No Great LONGEST New orb on WEBNESDA1
tanning Information DO obtained 10y personal appca
ton al Jones s, by letter addressed at the
I AW SCHOOL of the UNIVERSITY OF
II THE CITY or NEWYoEK. The eighteenth annual
session begins Oct g 1876 For eirenas ast ekauht
ton paper- BE. apply IN W, r. MARIlN, secretary OF
Council AL BrcadwaT d. r. JAQUEs, Secretary Of Fac
% Chamhlrast
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-09-23
T ,AW SCHOOL, ,-,,,,,,.,.u,.

1 AW SCIDDis --....
HARVARD UNIVERSITY.
The academic year ls7B77 will begin Thursday. Sope
beT % Tie examination advanced standing VIII begin
On Thursday, September %, at At tho beginning on
the academic year 1877 49, and sfttTwars aPPn'ans o
10 pass a preliminary examination At tho beginning OF the
academic year lS70sO the Faculty will add rd year 20 te
Instruction. and candidates for dc2ree VINO enter
the school after academic year 1867 VIII be examined
in e Uf three years They must also DC men,
hers 'ae School least two For Information ana
' JOHN ii. ARNOLD
Librarian.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-09-23
aurtion saIes Of ReaI Gstate.

TOR SALE-WEDNESDAY, Sept. "a, 1876,
Il by 4. J. BLEECKER q SON. Rt the Exchange Sales
roOm III Broadway fan LOTS 25xl0O each situate
the side Of FhsTey 20 feet inches moth OF Sixty
hfIhst COUDERr BROTHERS,
Attorneys, &c, 90 and 20 Wtllam-st
N.B.-Easy terms viii DC given purchaser
GUPREME COURT SALE.-0n WEDNES-
~ DAY next September 81 at the House in Whs
Plains, GEO III SCOTT Anetoneer viii sell The wen Known
aud elegant COUNTRY SEATOf WILLIAM AOLLEH &C
IRVJHGrOG, ON TIE HUDSON, containing los scEss Of
grounds with costly buildings sale IL 4 opocE
O. Trains from FoFty-secOndst al $40 s15 and 1890
g. T. @. CRONIN, esq, referee. TOWNsEND WAN
DELL Plaintiffs Attorney, 390 Broadway,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-09-23
Ciln propertn &c Get.

FLATS to LET, on 125th-st, near Sth-ave.-
j. Nine rooms; bath, range, gas fixtures sc.
G. SPENCER, 267 West 125th-st
HOUSE AZ West 1Oth-st, bet. 9th and 9th
partially furnished TO a private family for
more years
ITO RENT, FURNISHED-A 3-story high
stoOp HOUSE, l46 East 1Sthst Apply between tho
hours Of 8 aud I'm
RIO LET-A neatly FURNISHED stone front
HOUSE 55t IT. for Is months. Low 70 good tenant
Apply to OWN Err, 1S5 Duane-st. n. Y. City.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-09-23
alarble auo Slate mauttIs.

4 TTENTION Now is the time to purchase
N SLATE AND MARBLE MANTELS.
Prices never as low Slate steps sers and all kinds OF
slate work PENRHYN SLATE Co,
so Unionequare, n. y t4thaye. and lIth.stl
MARBLE and MARBLEIZED MANTELS
w az GREATLY REDUCED PRICES also Monuments
Headstonss Plumbers Furniture Slabs Marble Counters
Tlug. KBABER 1874 & l36 East l5thst ueai Slave
ID HAND, 81 West 33d-st., near Broadway,
manufacturer OF Plaster CCuferpieces and Bracket
and elegant designs largest assortment IN the Cy carefully
packed and all parts Of the country 1T the lowest prices
CTEWART's Slate, Marble and Wood Mantels
- New and elegant designs RANGING IN price $40 up.
The trade literally dealt with go and 222 West 23Gst
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-09-23
Conntrp Real estate for Bale.


ENOR SALE.-A well-established, well-paying
a. and popular family lake HOTEL BOAsDING HOUSE,
completely Furnished together with Doat 0Fllxaey &C.
Also stable aud house, with hoss carriages,
harnesses &c., adjacent 70 said property p partcal5rs
apply 20 address JOSEPH BENEDICT u HARVEY
MEAD GOdans Bridge Westchester Co, N. Y.
Il 0W-PRICED LOTS for Sale or Lease--For
~ MANUFACTURER Fouderies Behnerieg Chemical Works
Lumber Yard Building Association cBl0cks OF Lots With
bnkhead waterfront also blocks suitable for dwellings, on
NewtOwn Creek East River adjoining Newf YORK ana
brooklyn terms all on mortgage With DuGers loan
satisfactorily improved Apply 10 b. SCHLEFFEblN lTo
William. st.
SHORE front country RESIDENCE on New
- Haven Railroad, hour from ciyi 10 rooms modern
cOnvenieneesi price low. rutland WHITING Beck
Inanst
Q9 0N0 WITHIN 1s MONTHS, without
Q OsOOO Interest balance Of purchase money 00ol
remain or by nstaments for choice OF conortaoo
COTTAGE RESIDENCES with grounds nearly an acre lald
in garden lava, drive, With shade bearing fruits vines
&C.; II hot and cold water, bath, closets
situated In healthy orderly locality near o depo and 40
minutes Liberty and C0randt ferries.
cheap fares agreeable travel summer Winter
One Of them be rented 10 careful parties Inquire Of tho
OWNER, Room 2, No. Nassau-st, n Y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-09-23
DrookIpu 1Jropertn 90 Eet.

FURNISHED HOUSE to LET.-1'he first
class st0ry and basement br0wnstone house with
lot q place. Cnton.st Tho house 10
fully and handsomely furnished will be rented low to
desirable teiSht Apply promises
ITO LET-3-stOry brick SCHOOL, HOUSE, No.
Il 15S Remsen-sti 3stOry brick DWELLING, I7g VII
lOuPibysL GORDON L, FORD. 81 CLARK ST., Brooklyn.
ITO LET-HOUSE-Thre Story and Base
4 meUt 10 rooms, AL Improvements charming neighDOr
hood 23 HaIseyst 100 feet east q the TompknsaYc.
Willamsburgl Hascst TO Fulton Ferry
the door; rent sj7 3d. Apply to l. w. BARNUM, owner
2j3 Halsey-st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-09-23
Gountrp Dropcrtn 90 fet.

ELEGANT furnished HOUSE TO LET at
II New Brighton s. L-spendid grounds stable &c. 30
FROM city three from u0iugj rent $50 month";
also COTTAGES, rooms fuFniAhedj rent go monthly.
Address 1877, New Brighton.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-09-23
Ire Grenm.

A FACT.-HORT0Ns ICE CREAM Is MADE
FROM PURE ORANGE COUNTY CREAM,
and Is appreciated for It's purity richness aud certainty Of be-
ing delivered in good order.
CHURCHES. FAIRS, strawberry FESTIVALS. &c.
supplied at
25c. PER QUARf
DopOs 8o5 Fourthave 1904 broadway and IS chathamt
EUSSELL's ICE-CREAM, BEST IN THE
city Dealers ard churches 70 cents per quart Special
attention 10 out town orders. ~ Bible House
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-09-23
miscellaneous


LLDERNEY COWS and G. H.YES FOR SALE.
"A Address p. o. Box l79, IryngtononIiudson, " y
YOUNG MAN, with from 5000 TO $500,
"a who IA eSroas spending the South pleas
ant profitable manner hear OF an opportunity by adj
dressing H. Tribune Office References gwen and required
D brushes of every description at 335 Pearl
I'D St All aruces at the lowest prices. JOHN X. HOP
PEI Manufacture and Importer
DUY A SINGLE FEATHER BUSTER at
wholesale price get the best STEELE Co.'s buster
Fac PaTkrnw opposite Post Office; 200 varieties for
store 6ce and house at cents TO 80 each extra car
rage ana furniture busters busters With long handles
picture piano OF white and c00rej fahes
peacock fans and brushes made 20 order.
nELMONICO's REMOVAL. DELM0N-
ICO wi remove from SHAVE and i4hst. TO Broadway,
5th-ave and 26hst Diaoisonsquare MoNDAf, sept IL
VNHE TOLI-GATE Prize Picture sent free
i An ingenious gent objects find Address, with
stamp, l.. O. ABBEY, Buffalo. ~ Y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-09-23

TTHE DIVINITY SCHOOL Of the Protestant
1 Episcopal Church ~ Philadelphia Toop5us sept 81
Examinations and appcstions Tor admission on that day
rTNROY CONFERENCE ACADEMI.-Estab-
ILsl.ed over forty years Fan Term begins Aug 80. AID
dross EEy. MAHTIN r. CADH. 4. NJ, IunciFaL 49,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-09-23

MISS ANNA G. BRACKETT and Miss IDA
"A H. ELIOT Wet 89th.st viii reopen the Home aud
Ssy School Fis On Tuesday, oct Circulars sent ON A
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-09-23

TOR SALE.-A fine BUILDING PLOT, go
by $780, or6o by lS6 foet desraDy ooatod and dry so
convenient 20 three depoa IN fLUsHING 4 ~ tsaa i
III " OK address X. c. Box 1l6 Tribune Onee N. klosh
Ing combines country advantages with the city ceysnenoes
OF gas sewers water 80.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-09-23

MRS. ROBERTS and Miss Walkers SCHOOL
~ for YOUNG LADIES, No. Jazz Mao sOii,atet re-
s1s sept a. Thee yoanG lses win be received into tAe
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-09-23

K3 kS.a MARY RODGERS GRlFFITIS viii
reopen her English Frneh and German Day schoo or
esnE Lacies and Children ~ NO 20 West
~ liDAY, sept 30 Advanced classes In hngish LITER
erar Language for Poet Graduates aDo otnef
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-09-23

DARE CHANCE-A well-known Boarding
III school near New. York complete is number, viii
ceiye bows this season at q discount " 800.
$500 Address BOX i,94T, r. o., Nev-York.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-09-23

MI SS PEGRAAf's Classes for Young Ladies
- Children wiu be resumed ths 2tth Of SeDtenber
soatdng pupils received ocalars may DO obtained NJ
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-09-23

kfRS. FROEHLICHs English, French. and
- German Boarding and Day school for Sogng Lsalt
tbehndergarten for both snEes % East Fu6ehSs VIZ
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-05-16
CanslisInfcS' Meeting.

The adi,urued meeting OF the CONSERVATIVE
can!ilates was held at the Council chamber
last night, aud was called TO ord1r hy Ei.a
Snowden, County Superintendent, VII, statcr
that the County Committee would retire 70
consultation, aud that meantime the candidate
could transact any business before thcm. H.
then called Major Duffey TO the chair, AID III,
committee retired.
Maj,r Duffey, on taking the chair count
I'd the action of the frmer meeting, and >aC
he preferred sOmc one els taking The chair
tut no one seeming Inclined to make change,
be waI retained.
r. NJ. Latham moved that those candidates
who were not present at the list meeting now
come forward, corolI their names, aud pay
their assessments. Carried, ncm cor.
TIE following additional names were then
given:
Collector Northern District jas. Fossctt.
Oyster 1osp, ctor-Joan Horsuman.
Clerk OF Gas Wo!ks-H. {. Field aud Or
laudo Wood
Corporation Attorney + Stuart
Policemen james Swami, Calvin \. Smith
aud James {. Watkins.
Scaveuger Swain.
Treasurer-W h. HUT.
r. NJ. Latham moved that The Treas
urer be Instructed 10 purchase eight books for
the use of clerks of election. Carried.
john w. Campbell thought some plan about
tickets should be agreed upon.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-05-16

Et5~ 1t the approaching municipal election
there Will be no pace OF more Importance to be-
fc' by the good people of orr old city than
that OF Auditor. The present incumbent is II
gentleman Of the old school, thoroughly accom-
phsh"d, competent and accommodating, and #
the community of which he is tru, and
ataunch y member is guided i'll the approaching
election by the good old rule OF putting the
right man in the right place, it will let well
anough alone md return him To the Of
lice OF Auditor of Alexandria city which hc has
faithfully md acceptsb!y filed during the
past live years. The position Is one that requires
its Incumbent to poses. the strictest ccrlc.
skill, patience, application and ability, and "ho
can iii the bill ofircquIrcncnt, more fully anl
gracefully than Col. Robt 5. AsIby?