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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1877-04-14

The Charity Hospital has entirely
changed hande. Following close upon
the change by force of arms of the board
Of administrators and the subordinate en-
ployes came the dismissal of DR.. Smyth,
who has held the post Of house surgeon for
some twenty years under all political ad
ministrations. This removal was one of the
most disreputable things connected with
the seizure of the government by Genera
Nichols. The change of some of the ad-
ministrators was Of no particular conse-
quenoe to the public, and perhaps just Is
good men have taken their places; but the
removal of DR.. Smyth was an inexeusable
bacriaee Of worth to partisanship such as
no Republican would ever be guilty Of.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1877-04-14

The Democratic city government is caus-
ing discomfort among the native born by
enforcing section seventy-four of ordinance
No. 1919, adopted December 20, 1876, the
license ordinance, which imposes fine of
$40 to 500 and imprisonment Of not more
than one month. Notices of licenses of 800
required were served on cofeehouse keep
ers and others month ago, and now the
more severe notice is served. Another PEN
atty is the closing Of places OF business and
stopping OF the running Of hacks who fail
70 come to time,
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1877-04-14

The American Society Of Civil EaglnseEa
viii meet in this city on the tRsats auth
Instant. A session Of several days N -
followed By tripa 70 ths ietties. thecKe Paa
at Bonnet Carre, the Barataria cAnal ana
the government works at easvoss HISS.
Dor improvements and pfoieelios ksoM
overflow WI be amons tie pEinaspei q
ieots discussed.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1877-04-14

The Minden Des.ess>S eaha on the Esegis-
latuEe to abolirh ne Judicial distriet and
create now ong4 composed Of the parishes
of Webster, Claibo<ne. BieAvilie and Bos-
sisr, 50 that Nicholls can eappoint judge
Who will recognise hls ofaeials."
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1877-04-14

General Escobedo, of Mexico, is remark
able for the length of his two ears. They
are fifteen inches ong.-PieGytHe.
The Galveston Nelos announces the ar
rival of General Mariana EscObedo in that
city from New Orleans, where he has been
living for the past few weeks.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1877-04-14

The Democrats idea Of the duty Of those
gentlemen who were to be received with
dlstinguishcd courtesy, seems to be that Il
they report anything IL favor Of the lawful
government they viii disobey their instrue-
tions and are to be abused accordingly.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1877-04-14

Democrats strongly object TO the diasolv-
ing Of their caucus BY the reorganization Of
the LegislatuFe by the undoubtsd legal
members for the purpose Of a recount Of
the vote, because that count would unquea-
tionably confrm the result reached by the
General Assembly and reatirm the title Of
Governor Packard.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1877-04-14

The 1fNe Repablicans of Lake #leFk
denee. statea that the paaeriioh q - q
caddis that Mk 2 B. Reneep asf .1e
dered his roe|fnetlou ss pQlles sl
General NieholIs wns dspIsa " aE AH
a the session 81 tie po.ss ni< asa
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1877-04-14

qhs Vsrgaface Ternionier nlks tha Bran
6on Scale compaa9 fHoue's aoalesl to a.
msgb 70 shAt plaue flhsE Chan Ratlsnq,
4e4 saSH
ft M - E|sf1CHte t1r1 w t19
f. l1 Kate
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1877-04-14

And on March 9, 1877, they assembled in
extra session, for the first day, with sixty
seven present, of which eight were tales
men, making the actual number present Of
those declared elected on their returns fifty
nine.
But we have gone far enough with this
matter to show to an intelligent reader the
utter folly of the Democratic pretense that
the caucus presided over by Colonel Bush
is endowed with legislative functions; that
it is nothing in the world bnt moot assem-
bly,; that the laws it passes are worth only
the paper and ink they cover, and its apprO-
prlations and Disbursements simply lar
ceny of the contents of the strong box Of
the State.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1877-04-14
BoGUs.
EoLLs' HOUSE CAUCUS

lis NEVER had A QUORUM
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1877-04-14

TO take in two mora members, Mr.. Ker.
nOchan, a defeated candidate from Plaque
mines, who received st the late election,
according to Democratic returns, 1000 vOtes
less than H. G. Warmoth, and 465 votes
less than A. E, Milon, who was his com
pstitor; and also W. Ridgely, defeated
candidate from COncordia, who received
700 votes less than his competitor.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1877-04-14

|vM IN uNO, FALsuM IN OmNr'
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1877-04-14

uduleas Pretenss at Legislation
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-01-19

new risk is opened for the holders OF all corporate
stocks which pay dividends. The collector OF tne
recently declared dividend Of the Lake Shore COM
pany, although he may Immediately dispose Oh MS
stock will be liable to be sued years hence by pos
sibIe receiver for it's recovery If the figures pub
lsbed in TIE TRIBUNE concerning Central and fiud-
son are correct land they remain undisputedl the
holders of this stock may find themselves liable 10
return 80 y of the per cent dividends coi'ec'e"
for period only limited by the statute OF limitation.
The rule, if sustained. will prove to be hard one
for innocent stockholders, and should be inimedi-
ately changed, so as to hold liable only the directions
guilty of such fraudulent acts, substituting the
prison for pecuniary liability when the latter had
been exhausted.
At the Stock Exchange to-day the prospect OF an
early settlement of the political question was made
an active factor in the speculation, but 1t was cum
ous to note how it only influenced the prices OF the
Clique stocks While Lake Shore was opened up 10
55la and sold at $685. Illinois Central was dechnlne
from 5912 to 573i. While Michigan Central was ad-
vancing from 4Sl2 to 40, st. Paul was dropping 10
175s and the Preferred to 48. All OF the STOCKS
named reacted from their highest or lowest prices
Is to 81 per cent. The NOrthWestcrns were steady
with sales for Common, and at 56's tor the IRE
ferred. Rock Island sold at 1O1 la 1O1. but was
without feature Hannibal and st. Joseph declined
to 12l2 Ohio and Mississippi sold at 6's06'2 Erie
at 0os and Pacific of Missouri at H. The coal shares
were irregular, jersey Central selling at 34l4 to
33 and then recovering to 81. When commenting
yesterday upon the report of this company we dld
not have the exact coal tonnage before us. 1t was
2,S3OO32 for 1876 against 2.i07, 2lO for 1879, or
an increase of 1872, 702 tons. Delaware, Lacka-
wanna and Western while not particularly active,
sold from 75l To az IL, and then recovered 10 ff3
Ii seems probable that in addition to the 100000
tons of coal advertised to be sold by the Delaware,
Lackawanna and Western Company Oh Wednesday
quantity on the same day. Western Union was less
attractive today and more steady, ranging between
7J5s07j7s. Pacific Mail was active, rising to Zois
uIder as was reported in the street. the purchases
of a California capitalist The following table
shows the
RANCE or THE MARKET AT THE sTocK exchange:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-01-19
THE MARKETS.
nsrctully reported tor raE rusUsrl
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE
GENERAL MARKET REPORf

n,
ASHEs-The demands continued yoIy lg,. @lH 80 ior
n0uiiuIily unchanged at sJ4c. for Pots ana O2"' ."
Years .oil
CpFFEE-R.o WAS quiet but firm ~ ISL ~. u. 1oS6pg
Ordinary Prime "yOices. aud lsad.Jc, gpL ~. ri ~
lsiS; sale. uots. Mid Coffee Was ge., MI ,or
STEADY Java, 49, Zoe, and MardoaO0, lyr.4-io-' e
INVOICES .oa
cUIrON-The market the spot was ial-e w. ns.rfss
cNang rd there features. The LlNep any
sl quiet ,ad exporters restrained noh ser 9G7
Ssos made 10 sIinnrgS Ihe s bon.
b1eS II evening Including 700 TO- hv
sumption aud 90 for sprcustoa Loo eals Ny ~ haas
The receipts II the ports Ncsc
against iia22 bales thls day last week AMI -O''i'
Diis day last a. ,,...s a /, I'd 20.
Tor iame delivery there saan business rebsuary.
higher prccs Sales yesterday after z y nnoa lSss;
oCo iS,s April. $40 lS, NAY 100 s,.l ~ bale.
First call today January, 100 II Sl,s svs 5S
Marcia 200, 1875; April 200, 1874 JsnuNy.
900 ise AssGst 100 ts NSS s ST. 100 6eicssi 9S
200 bales. Third ea-Augast. 100 iSls' s.cs to-day up
49,. November io' l3a total, 500 bales; Msrca soa
a. T. raary, i6oo, ISIS Loo Inn Arm 500 1871
l3s. 100 l3nasi 900, 1885, ,2Oo. lS'Sszi AP'A' "
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-01-19
The following table OF prices OF the prominent
gold aud silver mining shares. as received ~ teie-
,r,,lI from San Francisco is furnished by William

The regular weekly meeting of the Directors or
the Bank of England was h'li TO-DAY, out n view
three months bills were discounted ut llou = per
cent, and that money Oh c0iSols was accesSoe ~
less than per cent, change was made III the rate
oi discount and il still remains AZ per cent, the
tirnyo 10 which it was lowered several months ago.
BuIliou TO the extent of tG43.00O was withdrawn
from the bank during the week, this being to-i!ay
supplemented by loss ION balance OF t6l,ooo.
Tho nronnrticn Of reserve TO llabllt,eS Which was
last week Il b per cert is AL as against 10
Ian. f. and 1885 Dee. Is. Securities today are
strn on the exchange, cOnsols for money closing at
nj ,;Sin United States old 1SUJs left oil nj 1858
G7s at 100: 10-i0s at 103lf and the new hyes up
to 1917 ex-coupon. Erie continues steady at oii the
preferred being quoted at II a. Solver Is quoted TO-
dav NJ .JS pence the ounce, English Standard Our
iiyrs in Frankfort are quoted iIln al lo2"3 aud az
Amsterdam Chicago and North " cstern preferred
sold ~ - L. Berlin dispatches state that the npc
rial Bank Of Germany during the week increased
Bank oil France having increased 2G.103,000
frames ,lnrirg the week. The French five per cent
rcntes cuenci CHER ut 1860 and closed sirong at
that quotation. The gold market was no more
declining from 1O6l2 at the opening 10 1O6h
on the residence e the late political excitement On
Monday the price was 100 tue closing pflce last
night Icing i065. After the decline to lOGll there
WAS "A !caction to 10Gi2 with lalS Sales ut lO6 2lD
I0G3s On gold loans the carving rates were G.5l2
and Is PEI cent per aunut. The foreign exchange
market was dull and steady at nominal rates given
below. Selling rates WcFJ OI the basis OF - $50
81 ssh AID ~ SllI. Offerings of bills axe very
liberal but thr demand j. small. The Assistant Treas
urcr uad out Sos, 900 i'll coin interest ard Sl9G,-
900 IN rc,cfap. OH OF called bonds The days bust
ness at the Gold Clearing Department of the Bank
If tM, Stale Of AcW-lOrS covered: Gold cleared,
$50 By 900 gold balances, $l,l7U,9ls; currency
balance. Sl,.JI,31j. The gold quotations were rs
10 ic6a Iee - losle -.-. rocss
1Ie closing rates oI foreign exchange are toi-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-01-19
Susirufil6u.

City.
A NTHON GRAMMAR SCHOOL, go Naii-
4 ,nmaye 81. and 5Jil%.s ScH,oi hours "sp
2.;o D. ue rates - tGion "a e Sei is -ef.
MEXICAN kTNDERpARTEA.-ih he lTSh
"A year iiE begin NONDll, o0. =. al "a i.ssi s"'@I
All tie ~ Gel {, IDEAS aaBp,e 10 an, rcSa wants
All tniirry Materials, c!'ca ntd beautiful ar
ra1coa b. and "y ir Miss Coo scois aud
families supplied.
May pIiGay schools parts o: he couafiy are
alrC aty IislnS II. .-
Norma! .s for mothers aud rcachcrs every gfteruocn,
Tor TIE AmrFirfu hatrsartI S'sttn a
taught by Mis- C,ss Is Hcrcasay ~ hs'y.
GLASSES IN GERMAN az Eas. 29th-s..-
" Prot. OTTO KU anal. Of TIE ROYAL aiia 90 u az
Berlin teaches his native tolsae by H..iiss - v mars
al advanced sciO'Ifs "Hcarns leads - s,mslhE Ii
Vy which ,actcnl l't@iei,e VI iB's ia-
keTtiDi language eal b. saiDsd Apl'y iVf cdcd.aIs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-01-19
Gt@ jjablitlllon5.
TIME TRIBUNE ALMANAC FOR 1877.

Hon. EDWARD MCPHERSON, Editor.
NOW READY

Hon. EDWARD MCPHERSON, Editor
NOW READY.
Thcissuc o. Ills standard and valuable Political Almanac
for 1877 contains many eatuTes great service and
Importance. Among them are
l. TIE CONSTITUTION OF THE UNITED STATES,
all lie uGnct-, together with all recent amendments
10 the Constitutions Of the several States
2 TCIL ELECTION RETURNS IRON al the States and
Territories for state officers and Members OF Con
gross.
In the "Gsputed' States Florid1 South Carolina and
Iouaa-a boih sets Of returns given IN fun
3 TRE POPULAR VOTE for President from 1s24 to 1876
Inclusive
4 THE ELEC .ORtI VOTE from the first Presidential
election 10 Tie last giving Of each STATE FOR each
ddatc with l A,anatory not,a illustrating ihc Workings
Of the Electoral COLLEGE system.
g. Ala. tn. NATIONAL PARTY PLATFORMS Of the
caupa!m Of 1876.
g. iIsrS OF TIKI XiIVth cos, RIss and Of The &LVth
RS tar NJ elected Of the lacpa! ah Judicial Oh
ctlp Wit, ecs. OF aIa loc.tol OF tho minor
Civil nc
:. ABSTRACTS o : AL THE PUBL" LAWS PASSED
~ ,rilE LAST SESSION or CONGt.HSs.
< LISTS OF the COMMITTEES OF TIE L. S. SEN
ATE AND HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
q ~ r!kNAg. REVENUE, CUERfc;CY, a.i IANKiHG
rABli- wii stat Of and eAcnI
t,r.s ,l = e ornament
TO- STAT fSIICS or FJittiG-' asa a. 4c'ilc TRADE,
aud Of tic Iron steel! AL Wooc Aaa-iAc'a.os ..
Tie UH.te'i states.
Otao: Cepa1tmoas less y2'usole and lmfoteoi are
also incuGod the Almanac Nljc, ga uty Respects
complete ai exhaustive ever ISSUED .ncl5
Ieue.5ir every i'abi mar and intelligent citizen.
T~cut,..ye reT copy posIflA; fSe crrs Ter 81
Cricrs flied IN o ioi Tcceigt 2t'i1,ss
TIE TRIBUNE.
Ne"-l ORA.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-01-19
sucpND B,ARD-i:30 y
THURSDAY. Jan. is NJ

Ex-Mayor Wirkiam, rs Receiver OF the Security
Lie lnsumlcc Company has ad rcs..d t. TIE sto L.
holders circular a follows:
dad on an Summation of the sfrs Of this cocral,y
fha d'd'hhs nave i"en npr"~rts liid to yoUr-,if -
welt as the other stocsGollrrk iur several ,cIIr ms
am advised that II ID NY duty as receiver 81 caet
THESE d'idebns 40 pid nom sbOsc s;ocAboilcrs Who
have rcc@ii eel the same.
II THIS is good law and sustained by the courts
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-01-19

o. !lss active demand Tor money for business or
~, ,U.a " purposes, and because OF tie more lib
c:al acc;mairoaa of capital at this point oc-
CaS!0ict by tte !EiiuN o. currency frouI the Yves;
atI .iUth-Ncst, and the dissemination of interest
and dividend none thu daily c.iaigoS Tor tempo
my luaus alc lower. While good many contracts
flaai Wat aic renewed ~ l. the more cnnlnOn QUO
tatIOn IS rad un pledge of Stock Exchange col
lateral, and and . when United states bon,ts are
iHTotaocated. Now that the rate iur call lolns il
lower ana the tendency toward liberal igurcs
many guoatain lenders are lUrhing tbeir attentiOn
10 the purchase of mercantile paper, aud IA more
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-01-19
Ihcrc wore no sales Of CITY bank stOCI
rr,tt nnntnfinns arc IS fnlinMs:

Another well-distribHtcd movement was reported
in railway mortgages, but the transactions just now
seem to be in small lots, for of the thirty varieties
were ONLY 1874 900. The Pacifcs were generally
steady; Union frsts, 1O338G 1O3lS; sinking funds
up TO gjla, and land grants 1915 Central fists
10612, and San joaquin Branch easier at ~ - Tho
fIsts Of Missouri Pacific were up to o. and Toledo
ana Wabash tirsts 1888, New-York Central firsts
selling at IFS, and Lake Shore consolidated regis
gold consol5 declined 20 3D. Milwaukee and st. Paul
consols to 84I20Sl. and ditto iirsts La Crosse
Division, TO par Missouri Kansas and Texas
were advanced to j3ls. Rock Island rs
were easier at 1888 Michigan Central - at 1928,
ami Morris and Essex colsols at 1909 70 l00I2;
Ncw-Iegsey Central cOusois were -, Lcbigh and
Wilkesbarrc consols, iud0Ts,d. selling at 62l2; Ohio
and Mississippi consolidated sold at 81 do. sinking
fund at Sd Dubuque and Sioux City. secnnd dly-
sion. ut 1913: Cleveland painsylle anrAshtabula,
new. ut 1914; Erie hfths at 100li, and Hannibal aud
- Joseph convertible per cents at So. Current
,,,,. ..t,nuS ara q fuilnMs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-01-19
O. W3om I. flm Gonccrn

ENFJE0ATlDE WANTED OF the hers Of
EIr4Ia4D d-l1}DHt, fgn'Ily Il Ac@-E,f. o. E-uo.-
D.. ~ i.Ori! 9J
cg.tiF 90 q! AIM % nc fT. AHttcs :. a.. D'N
.nrIu- ofi.v.
rT7HtNTE-YHR !; and half million dol
L fculatr Lee it~ isruG 90 fi, Ne-
ton. uEs Lul,i =, 90 JdrC % l.- IT Nic1 itsv
a.. " Mas r td
l vEli-. iai. IL i!s'4 thr cIroaiH'a at rusiats
- NLi4t.u I'D h. IaI i.tiI.A 81 ALt.A AZ
Tor lS77. re 26c pot al. Ittrts T:t* TeIlUN.;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-01-19
in consequence. reported. Rates are AZ sub

'There is no quotation for time loans. The follow.
ing the rates Of exchange on New-YOrk at the
aforementioned cities: Savannah, buying 3,e an
selling par; Charleston. easy, Il discount to par:
Cincinnati, strong, buying 80 to par. selling ID
premium; st. Louis, rs premium Chicago, 20 pre.
MUM and New-Orleans. commercial asa7Ic, hank
ID. The United States Treasurer at Washington
received to-day 100000 national bank notes
for redemption. The customs receipts vera
$500, COO, and internal revenue receipts 300.
900. Tie following is the Clearinghouse
statement to-day: Currency exchanges $G2.
1885, 1892; currency balances, SO, os7 ,305; Gold
exchanges S9,59S,9G0 gold balances. 81, O64, I2Z
Another active business III United States bonds was
accompanied by lower range Of prices in currency
though the tone Of the market may be classed az
firm. The depreciation OF many stocks, known and
classified as investment securities during the last
year. materially dimiBishcs tie amount Of money
which is this year going INTO Stock Exchange secnr.
tiles thereby by somuch increasing the total invested
in United States bonds. Sales covered Gs of Issi
at Il4ss old 1868 at 109is; "Andys" at lola
110ls; coupon 1868 at 1i3is; registered l0iOs
mt 1l3 registered new Dc at II, and coupon AZ
1I2ls Annexed are the latest street quotations:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-01-19

In State bonds Missouri skies were steady at
100il, skies of 1873 selling at 1909. Old North
Caroiinas fell TO 81 Funding act selling at lG and
new Tennessccs at i3l2. District Of Columbia 3GJs
are sfrnmn III 12lo Ountatinns ore az fDlnMs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-01-19
The following securities to-day were sod at no

The following securities to-day were sod al l''
Exchange Salesroom: &,
lake Shore and Michigan southern kaltoad
100 arcs Ecw-ICrsey Central Railroad Co -
The 47th solulnnual statement oi tue honI a., - Ri
anec Company OF New-Iork presents "A H'or.De ~
ancc sheet The OF the company an'nl ~
lOi, $50 3d. and after lcscrvnc fund 10 ieinsur
there IL upward OF 81 100000 surplus. Ifr "''tS
have declared the usual dividend Of per ccib P'!"''
Ian
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-01-19
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4 ONE CLARENCE, one coupe, one park
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,Hr docors rtn ~ No. 10 b, secl
p; ". ca .:Li.l's 100 East lj.hst, uc.r i;Aav,
! UCIION HOUSE OF ARCH JOHNSTON
"A tl4-j. Johnson - N3a i.l-s,.'.
OFFttI- 81 iiEEEiN-Sl.
tE;rliu. Post E"'!.r"y
THE NDTSE AND tAEfJAeE BRANCH or OUR
HOUSE. X 10 81. -, a.d - ILIi.r t.i.S ~ - f..
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I'll. business H.. ',ldirtrl J. precisely the
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l.Es ILL SALi.% u It.f ~ - DAY AND .HIDAi
AZ ~ B'sIfH'k.
Entries fcr ,'lc Hny - ma" 'hroS-n the ml'.
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-01-19
0edtbcrG.

An EXPERIENCED TEACHER skilcl in
a languages. seeks situation. AutcAs a III, itibuIc
Ohlce.
An EDUCATED German Lady gives German
~ three Il would exchange German i0r EH.
giis;i lessons. G.. g., t'n'u"e uihcc
EDUCATIONAL BUEHAU, 80 Union-SIuarC.
- Eng; 2cIcnts Iar cor a.!,cr 30 charge to OILS and
iaH..et. ANHA Ran DALI blkhI- Aarasci.
EOVERNESS. Wanted situation a. gov
" eruess cr lIiYs cUn; Mon ~ y0Ill frcich widow
LAZY Of circai ana iuaDr rirrrncc
iTayc.i. suOd sIHEy not
OBJECT agreeable position. Address Aimc IL CiAT4
l5DX 49, Tribune Once.
{ SCHBOED, 1Sf East lIoustIn-st, teaches
- Tie IiCa:so GERMAN EHssh. FTcicI !ans,,aacs
Kcicrcrccs given, IL desired.
E6kS. ANNA RANDALL DiEiiL, teacher of
VA Headirg nnt Dramaiir Acti'a, 81 Uni 'n'',aarr.
GgRS. L. b. BURNS, SCHOOL OF PHO
I'VE BIOGRAPHY. 80 ltri.row-Gho-o,I.h train NJ In
h0nri.cs Phone shorthand, Classes taught scoo:s
and families.
EbRiNCiPAL WANTED for Academy. Call
tu-iG; at An EDUCATIONAL UNTG% 797 Broadway
rFIlE UNITED STATES G0VERNNEN rnow
uI def .,is Il pab'c GGauccS Tii. RHINE Al
MA%Ac iog 1871. Pice 2jc.. postpaid. Address TIRE
THiBthL
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