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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-16

ever at ere many these hatng rather Hoated
-'l o have been having many and he sy NnooS'g
aie TIE r1u- nov being drawn 10. leaving ar les 'c
.o A 'e rde VIII doubtless De under much letter control
Ilcre 1,iev among ~ many drovcs toilv ~ Tex
81. puirt vas not lfrge nnutcr .u- ,nt ~ r
binary sld f,ror Colorado. them We had usng 1000
prrs even In fbi. ,r.i ,,rsc; c,r1narisnn between
we DLc3 last Mo DAYS anf u dave long horns t I'D W
.othns above 2c Taxing Ike grades aud the decline '
. o. atys aud ~ clor1los bod snail number OF very
of rather Dr. mar 10 n l st lGo ami far slowing
%, 400 ~ IO-2a &C. VIII qutea snrns ng Of lll nlo
l2c. TO say much we cal ihe decline on Natives
strong ic taxing ruaify stock not an SOD ~
european trade though there IS 40 haerinE oniooA ID hAl
slls af xans ETC. today: 50 head 1t 7'le 50 n 258
bari 80 H. win s7 BRINE n, rya' A. 10 &C. 81 T.. Aver
aga 8ic- against &C. for a Inferior qualify last Mon
90 Natives and me better class colorndos head sis s.
b 30 Do 71.. 20 io s1,o 90 DO, g.. fully onehf 30 @
i0c 8j At Ole four slr' II thsn - y III a. lobe 55
u G7 a I)7,e about haif 81 D; 80 c. half 81 ~ it3
- af Use N I'D 20 ny g. To- . A. igr and al
i22c Aygrlge loiloe against i9'i' last Monaly ,.ou
81 cars; s. Norris 81 e'rs Kahn CO., 81 elrs Meyers
H. i, tl- i ~ ,S l3 81 in r. . r '' e rIrs
A. chris'y cars Marin. FULLER Co. and A. Nos each
Cs.y & Meehe.a sold q Jersey CITY. org sum7eTs Il
az & ~ ~; 40 X. 81 900 800 Z il 49,. NJ ioi.c
80 o: ID do, I42p n. at li1e~ q u tr -
- Monifuh 43 rtit' Z cEt- AZ To- ~, Do D
l'i i'.H =. ONO. 7'"t- at l'4t '' ~ 70 a. 2' -
i = Hig"l' - n, ituety' O. evil lD Ac % D ~ u III
up T. g f'y ~ MESQUITE i,-l, no. or 10. % ~, s -
etcs a. i, 49, ~ ~. 49, ~ 49, . TO in al .,- ~ -,
90 lit TO- a. lf-- g. 10 flr p W. l.i' l'l.n ly % ~
W. ' 90 .n pr A. r., ~, ,t NJ, 80. q and
~ Nv '~o ID A' re- It ti' ~ l,.i h. M
fr tt,,, ~ ~ "a ~ u
~ 3D. -''l. ~, 'Ht- W. 49, - 's - H., Tor
&C. 49, ID -i., 't I'D 3-'i, to I'D. ~ 3D. ~ 10
-..l d" ~. t.l.-HJ. 100 ~ t ~. 'yr '. -
i,L't % ' A'i.. n ID. '- H.. M t ~" 10 a.,
l' T. .'n.' - 'I'' c". at ~ i'r DID ID Ai""O'
4','- 7" .I J... ', ip. ~ 2. N D, 49, ~ a1,c
IT'S 'T,S VI TIN = or 5S
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-16

EFFf- Receipts TO-DAY L6i CIR loads at Jersey wv lu
80 Ia MAKING is In4 head 1n sale, araln-i i't httn
- ao.,rv The laraa "a I've sacA huIihs INC
49, So. q a. flsnrn LII hett W4iAei q. tnI.''
- t..J. n snf-a .b- bead. J.. hoiAWhilf f5- hefi
,bo Il 90 81 Acai, Aeyrr. llrgsns.ia- 90 AsAi'
-lftrl dressed ttiiir
- +. 81 fr.--i fuIn PHILADELPHIA iEasns totai OF Ito
beat In summing % f-1. a-e ling .,o ~ h -,
a!.gfrri prospects OF hraff
and that bu nal nSiuF o it and 30 rr4lts
~ r,i.sa- W,Af ya theu hatei AaA been m ne thhh
fii n IN. 100 fresh cattle 81 i'fiaytir mrsest eupr
IN. fav .lnrs,-s4ll y ErcOtrst
ri - .st o., .re having genuine Inrian summer ahd
YER good exercised over tho drcssod nAeAt ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-16
THE STATE OF TRADE.

,,x,y.o,t OCT I5-Pork- dun At 90; wessern
- al Cut kOneia tho marSet short
IT,. 1uI A .,I. Long dull 4OE short Ci-aI dni
10 III II ansLong steady AZ 90. Shoulders sioids
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-16
PROPOSALS FOR $1,000.

1 BONDS OF THE CITY OF NEwYoRK
qnu aoSP p 0e2ser ~ "a 4 az So q, 9 Sss
he sum Of sl6 30 .s-lfEST B0N Ds ~ THECIrY
OF INV okN." authorized BY chapter az Laws u 1870
annu payable 20 De r-t Gay u ssy November ech
year ae principal redeemed si LAY Of 40
iach Propo.s should be sealed ara i1aors PnoPossIs
YORK. snd incossd second addressed TO 10
VIZ Ist is reserved on the part q the Comptroller 70
eci any or az NJ mo ods IN s Judgment Tie inl'e'l' u
For ful Information ses clsy Record .. ,-.-.-..
City of NevYerk Department. Of Finance. CongtFoers
Oncr. October a., lel7.
DROPOSALS FOR s3lA,29s % STOCKS
A ans aQNDs of The CITY on SLN-YQlA. So; 81 gI}
pl.ais v - rce v n ne comptroiers One un ii1l
b. gn5ey cP.nea 9 re- gage gT any gafi o. 2 I'm y
OF NEwY YORK" under tas following Titles and oonait'ns
. k8BIri6yAL NEw cRoTov AQUEDUcr
is77, Parable 4agast ]. 800 -. ssls557
"ADDlTIONAL CROlQN WAIEA sIOC k"
P a So " o5 si 80 law. 80 ao5oo %
$50 Psyl aa l ye 81 r s as ss 1866 %
al Nor pleasure ~ fIe Comptroller after November
aia i55s 5 521 iF. :'' - sao'73r
6yc.a2sr al Laws Of 1870, payable november m ,,o n,
4 uts5RrY5 OF ATT iND NhrCEIL MS.
TORY STOCK" authorized hy chapter .3J Laws $1,000,
aSEW-f6EE c5t-STT COURT HOUSE,
II n 6 .J t ~5Tea5s i5s 10000 %
CONSOLIDATED Stock OF TIE CITY or
Laws o. r. payali, Yogsl ,er L. s37 80. .o500 -
"DOCK BONDS OF II. CITY oE NV
YORK" authorized bv chapter 81 l2Ha 1il5Il, ..
payable November I, 1907 f3'o ~
Total ............ ......-.... 1915 2-4af
said s.oc. VIII bear interest M The Ute ~ five per c'r r
aauun, payable te l3t day of ly aui november h eci
year
Zach proposal should De ealel and Endorsed Proposals for
C0usolarf stock NJ fiC C n fF York and i1cnscl "a
seaa nf envelope az .r.ssed f0 ttr clmu'r1lar
Tine rfcG De- reserve 90 te part - i.e trifnii'f ~ -
lect an ~ Gle bids ~ n las Judgment the interests OF
tIe corporation require Do
FOR "a Information see The CITY record
joins KELLY, Comptroller.
CITY on NFw-Y0Rx Department 0l tlnance llmpupAcis
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-16

sfK ".slto.i lass paid
Government bonds were moderately active. strong
and aalcr ID r.spo, Be- 90 Jhc advance n gold. Ih,
most active were the 1863. which sold for Jos
We annex latest street quotations:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-16

H. cIty bank stocks. Commerce sold az l27.
Railroad bonds were ma moderate demand. North
west gold bonds strong 10 1874 -. Paul hTats,
tmcag9 and Milwaukee division at zoos, ltaIleh
hrss al l77. aud Rock Island. new, 4Oyeals SKIES
a. lOG. Hannibal and -. Joseph Convertible Is rose
70 s5S- North Missouri hrsts 10 on y, and irsts Of
=. Z. q T. &. 20 30. Leligh aud WlSesbarrc con-
sols, endorsed fell " 35l aud Central Pacific AIsts
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-16
BUSINESS Chances.

BUSINESS Chances.
boot and SHOE STORE for SALE, on
account u otAer business. A ful stock, and stony
uon WORK fixtures belong 20 store IL needs
only % be 20 be apprectltef .,1... ,,-s,,-
station l., Harlem, NeH York city
NOR SALE or EXCHANGE for good unin-
i numbered city property, a thoroughly established mr
camille cash nnsinrsA and x.ures about slOOu0O Hes
son fr selling owners gole In fho manufacturing business
Wound furnished house A. LOMQNl4I 100 asaa'L
TpHE LEASE. GOODWILL and FURNl-
NlrURE OF Hotel fuil Of bolrierA witin tairy min
ufes n YORK viii sod cheap lor cash Apply al %
last NthsL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-16
- - llAHNErs-BY TELEaRAPm.

BrrFAo H. s.. Oct I5.-CAHrE Receipts TO-DAY, l23 car
t'tf ar 81. ,... frs tar $50 carloads. consigned
tfllei M cl.iolds; mrsst fui 90 &c. on last weeks
t.-..., on good cattle. IU4lJa. 81 % common.
-vrFp aFn LtNrs-Rrcpfs tOfaY - rir'ol.i toia Tor
tb. v..r. 30 far. "a carloads marfrtdil few sales.
-fecrYls Iay 30 cslltsi TOR iAe week 20 TAR,
fO0 .trnsl. -n-i-et rough ~ nais hnfAcf1 - -
~ 10 f- Cloic al - 5o Heavy - iJasJ 90 Market
EAsr IiafrT Prnu. oct. Receipts since and
Fr.a 30 loads fir1lah end b1 car ads ~
,ri .to n i9' hcad total 70 ne Tee1 e9dng day
3 lr load. roa lud lft ear load ni laf ~ X or olo
a rifr-f 8 ear lads through stock aaH 40 car 1as
IA -.rs on .. mead lrmr, 90 iri COIL l'tc.
Rr..ufs 49, head total .nF heck if,J'v lfid,
ags.i quo head sst aeeA Workers - &)@sJ iO FlA-
d-ipnia-. - TofS5 0u. -. ~ 20 49,,
.irfr-ier-pl- jO0hsad total Tor week l-ioO heAd
conn "a .tU .ea.l last Ferz sales % 30i ac.
Oct V-1rrra' J1ifrlNt reports
p~t,fs head shipments, l,tni Nttyn Fat Cattle
nj M n1minal .. u--8 80, ltr, tnhcIAy et'-
i,y. ge,lo- moderate supply, JAIL NetA tls iva l1o
i,rr sf 80 a. BF3 -: Inferior Native, a. Il Hf3
illt-- fee ufs 100 shipments = 300 fhadri phiSs
-. a. =, =, - ~. Ilost0ns - JJ Packers, -
"a 9n Light - Is6-J 20 Market active and strong 81 ttso
prices. IRE slhi 49,,
81 5rss5. Good, sidsi IS Medium. Sass So coumon
3 -lH - Lambs, t-9f.i - 81, -. . roo
p.fl ,DsiPiIi Oct. l5-cArTtE very dun sales SoOo
he,G Good ~ PRIME 6lb-r "a .lun. os'i Co4im'h 70
rIigrs unchanged, auea. thVov mead . . ~.
Hoe IN demand; sles 300 mead boDu !" EiiN
shaS1ac; Common 1-agsc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-16
Sapin9s 0auks

NEW YORK SAVINGS BANK, Sth-ave., cor
IAN A. Interest commencing from the LIST Of each month
As-cis - $50 S33 ~. surplus S50c $50 T6.
a. W BaIsC kElIIiOFF, soc'y. L. BULL, Prea
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-16

Banking Gonsss auo 8auHers.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-16

GD N0Q t. 5000 wanted in q p2y.nf
- ~. w.. Box sd, frDlue of-''-
o. ~ 800. 800, 5000, 3l,0VO.-ALEA.
p ePOj fRorHrNGutM % CO. i'rosfr' So ~ y, :
rom nro o. twenty tmei Gle amount lnF's ' -o.a ' =
"A. long lis desired Afe' conf
t,--.I,.,gr.-e e.rrIIlr. Iud reports
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-16

The receipts of -four and grain "a. tire principal At
lan.ic ports this 18th day or October were:
NeF-f0rE.
New-York tribune., 1877-08-21

that instinctvey, and few payviters hare Deeh more
successful influence then he was Al the avenue oi
every new sensation and gifted with quickcatchmg
sense Of gaycty, he lost nothing OF the pay "n'c"
men and women enacted before him. He Cd
served; he listened carefully; nothing escaped
the grasp Of his constructive ana Anchu'
mind. His daily walks through tie most popu'ous
streets; his habtual lingering around the iaslon"pi'
shops where pretty modstes attracted the idle admir-"
ton Of dlers his morning visit t. the baito' ana nS
never-fang appearance on the Piazza when everypou@
was assembled there in the af,ernoon-these were 'o
varied sources of his study or bis contemporaries anu
also OF his dramatic inspiration. Though al th"t 'ne
there were several play-houses IN Venice ana Eo"b
the theatre thcu, it IS now, the faNo'te way "
spending the evening theatre was so wen PdI"n''
and so crowded as that of San samuele, where Nenen
mobiles and hgh-born women dazled the eye oi tne poo
Die with their spendor while mbounded admiration
welcomed some new play from tho weknown the sehiai
aud mncl-oved Count Carlo G0zzi' "Ihe Mon'hl "o7-
sim I'm "Iinpncott" is almost always eXcop'onaIy
GOOD and in the present number contains dserimha
ing account Of of the modern French noVens'S'
with whom however, apparently slight acquaintance
is the best.
New-York tribune., 1877-08-21
LIPPINCOTT.

The usual space devoted to travels is partly
occnpied in this number with biographical sketches,
treating respectively Of Madame Patterson Bonaparte'
the American wife Of jerome Bonaparte, and OF Count
Carlo Gozz the celebrated Venetian dramatst OF the
eighteenth century. Madame Bonaparte, who Is stili
living in Baltimore fearfuly protracted old age Is
described leading secluded life. fond Of study, which
has now become difficult through increasing blindness.
her wit still ncsiYe, her conversation brilliant and
agreeable. aud her memory stored with the Incl
dents Of the wOndrous scenes which have passed
before her eyes for nearly a hundred years.
Several extracts from her correspondence with
Lady Morgan, preserved Ia the Memoirs by
that lady are given in the article and possess consider
able interest for those whom they may be new The
following weldrawn portraiture is from the sketch OF
coupt Gozn :"I In the midst OF extreme RIGHTEOUSNESS
Gozz endeavored to awaken in the venetans sense OF
The dignity OF existence by placing before their eyes
tangible IDEAS Of virtue. The public Is materallst by
right OF usage and therefore prefers the reality OF the
theatre 10 all other forms OF teaching or Of amusement
Rouge and tinse have the gift OF persuasion Gozz felt
New-York tribune., 1877-08-21
NEW PUBLICATIONS.
SEPTEMBER MAGAZINES.
THE ATLANTIC.

The ouestion. Are Titles and Debts Prop
ery ~ receives an emphatic negative In vigorous paper
py Mr. David A. Wells, who maintains that the contrary
op.n as declared in recent decision OF the Connecu-
cut Court Of Errors check on the business ana INDUS
Try of the United States and is unprecedented IN the
turisnrepcc OF foreign nations Such case could not
hayp come before any OF the Courts of England
France Belgium Germany Italy, for in none OF these
countries are debts regarded in the light of property or
subject 70 taxation. The Contrbutors' Club In add
t.ou 60 a good deal or lively gossip about books ana
authors contains tribute TO the memory of Motley,
which is remarkable alike for it's earnestness ana eo-
quence Itis delightful to meet with such en example
OF inst and cordial appreciation. which is too rare IN
critical nterature " sometimes wonder whether the
present generation especially the younger portion OF H.
sufficiently reads and appreciates the works o. he man
who has lust gone from MS, rerardble loss to the
world in general but TO ourselves in
feel sure by hundreds. would like to think thou
sands mean John Lothrop Motley and hls great
histories wonder also whether those who are possibly
frightened by the several large youme- know oW iheh
they lose what a mine OF treasures what an lhhoi'
p,norama OF all that is nobest aud highest and most d-
vine IA nature, they pass coldy by FOR i5se
lean mention nothing that iasDrinS' eleVauhg
and truly heast-strengthenng than these BOOKS 10
,,e The Rise OF the Dutch Republic wa the source Oh
perhaps the deepest aud purest enthusiasm OF my me-
aud though It Is but too that the years are III noun
ne so ercessly cruel to HIS as the dampening chill
An seems Inevitable ami inexorable as fae ana none :"
women born wholly escape it-which they cast up
Oh the feryency and intensity Of onr more youth seF
tmeuts warm afterclow OF that first enthusiasm AhS
ers with s,ill Mr. Motlcy's recent death mas NNuy
brought ,a-K to me the happy days when my own hIe
seemed bound up in the fortunes OF the great people
whose story ne has told with sucn consummae ablhty
wiser estimate the genius OF Motley Is seldom gwen
than m the remarks which follow the above quoted par
acranh Dir. Aldrlch's spicy story" The queen OF
sheba has chapters, and there are aItcos OH
Fctitios Ideas Character" 10y Professor IoWnsouIy
"Copsular Service and Society in Egypt" by Charles
Hale, which will DC read with interest.
New-York tribune., 1877-08-21
THE GALAXY

large proportion Of this number is taken up with the
discussion OF grave questions OF public moment instead
of the lighter papers generally deemed appropriate to
Magazine OF this kind and the articles lie as the Day
of Great Navlcs Past by Isaac Newton, The Ameri-
can Army" by r. Whitaker. aud "lhe Municipal DoD'
of the United States" which able and instructive
papers "The Temperance Question" is the subject OF
an article BY Albert Rhodes II. Jarvis jr, gives a
charming sketch Of bit Of English experience In three
excursions Mr. Grant White treats Of " AmarlcanSms
and there Is an amusing chapter on Oiiites'' oy
writer of whose name only the initials are given.
New-York tribune., 1877-08-21
5NelD DnblltailoEs.
EOR THE FALL CAMPAIGN.

THE TRIBUNE ALMANAC for 1877
Contains full returns, by counties Of the LATEST ELEc
1876 the PROCEEDINGS and VOTES OF CONGRESS and
TIAL QUESTION, and vast amount Of political AID satis
and OF constant during the ensuing campaign.
P:ice by mail, postpaid, 20 cents Address
THE TRIBUNE
New-York.
New-York tribune., 1877-08-21
SCRIBNER.

"In the Immigrants Progress" a painfully realistic
description Is given OF the voyage to TINS counuy "N
European emigrants in the great steamship lines ltiSa
singular fact by writer that more than one ha
Of the emrants TO the United States arrive in vessels
from Liverpool As many German emgr1nis emphIk
from that part ma come in the German steamers direc
from, Hamburg and Bremen They arc conveyed to HUI
l,y wafer ard thence across England 10 Liverpool by
rail The details Of tho voyage across the Atlantic anu
of the arrival NJ New York, described in somnrc
coors hut not sirpa the dismal reay:l' is whch
a storm comes that the eulisrants suffer most The
matches are battcned down, the ports screwed
in their places as tightly possible, ana th'
conpanion WAYS closed. 50 long as the sea
sweeps the decks Giles and 1900 others are con
fined TO the scerage II may be for DAY, or TWO or
three DAYS Each hour the atmosphere becomes more
close and in teutyfour hours it is loaded with mpun
ties The meals are served ireguary, or not at all ana
the food is not cooked enough In the darkness tho -
noraut and timd lose control Of themselves, ana pour
ont mnrecaons and prayers IN shrl chorls. The ter
rr spreas 10 others the brayeSt quail as tie shreKs
GROW louder The greater the number OF tmmi grants te
GREATER the confusion and the the atmosphere
We have known 0f instances IN which the sailors have
refused 10 enter the secrage for the purpose OF cleaning
u ofter ~ ,rn until tic captain fortified them with an
extra supplv of crog Aud sailors not rdicuousN
sensitive nor are captains the ha1t OF indSins them
without reason" An article by Dr.. Burnett on the Usc
ond Care of the Eyes" will be found 10 possess practical
youe especiav 70 the student and reader Of books Mr.
G. T. Tbwng furnishes M interesting account OF the
cose Of instruction IL some OF the leading colleges IN
tbe United states and there poems by Mrs Platt
Clarence Cook Mrs L. c. Kinney r. ii. stoddard, and
others.
New-York tribune., 1877-08-21
adams ACADEMY, Quincy, Mass
HON. CHARLES FRAHCIs ADAMS. Ii D.,
Chairman Of he Board OF Managcrs.


WILLIAM Il. nIMNOCR. Masicr.
This Gchor is designed Gvc the best ami most thorough
uIrparaon The past year there have been ten
teachers. al ability experience and Que hundred ana
nfiA pupils.
IgIc q preparatory class English studies, aud French
for bovs ten 20 fourteen oi dec.
Tho Academy boarding hou, IS under the cnTe charge OF
the resident aud boys careful supervision
ard attention
For ca t4losues and circulate address tie master.
New-York tribune., 1877-08-21
A BOARDING SCHOOL for YOUNG MEN
1HI Islmi4oh1fIIpoE.s AcADEMY. Media peun.


sHORTLIDCE.s ACADEMY Media, Pern
Twelve miles yra from 1 81 :! and l f. ra
n nGre ao e " Haa Hasln % M Of
lelg Ae' Aead'a aioTis Iag BE-, a9sl' 10 q, in
silutlon k'd Dy Puiis as ell a. parents , c, go, al,
Go ksaJ m Linton s9" rf"s S i nov %a Gay
rational ideas OF irlmr combine 20 make that wholesome
mental moral and py atmosphere ""ieh is 30 necessary
Tie Rev John Long says "Yonr attention the dntcs
OF position must aaAe your school The serious aud in
tegen coe. q E'is.. ana fnIt M pe,r,vvapta senate
ss; regard a. one 4 te gst n the aI9,e ana Gnr
and his asst stanis weiSnonn edneaiors" .ooo
c9ar o. siady Id iST sTSs % SSG sSo @
PayabIe quarterly No extra charge STUDENTS admitted st
advanced ana pupils. Ten insiruciors. grad
sas.s Sslgs 81 sffi 1f T. sGi : arysri
ance ehaGAE
pOYS BOARDING SCHOOL.-Croton, on
ID Hudson near sing Sing. select retired spacious
G. b. WARitfNG. ph. D., irincipaL
OWL and Mechanical Engineering at the
y ,ussclaer Poyteo mic ln-ttutc Troy hY Adyantages
nnsuriasNet II is c2ih'f. Isaog.ss "sc li ,
inrro, course Of studs, address Prot wn l. Adas director
CORNWALL HEIGHTS SCHOOL, Cornwall
S onthe.fUGson Newiutk Forcsn and American teach
ers scientific and Classical Cgu ses ser roo'si
streams dsliine Woods Tor trapping. -
CANANDAIGUA ACADEMY, Canandaigua;
N9M B9iHf m r"f dcs roy sS'S SeSe r siy ' n.ar @
passed wth th' comforts aG care 9 E.'il i%iI,1r % n %
G. CROSBY PRINCIPALS.
COLLEGIATE INSTITUTE, Newton, Sussex
" county y. J.--Hesnmes September Q. Btauiiir,
a 9s o5 oisa an 10 Of II G i sy1S aa a I.s 1dy q;
Newton september See circular. : ;. srLNENs = NJ
DR. FiTCirS FAMILY SCHOOL for twenty
~ boys. Norwtlz. Conn. Reopens sept Il. send for
circular.
DG. PINNEO'S FAMILY SCHOOL, Green
ECNe Conn or ,isi boy iii,ed or ensSs. cr'9egg
re"pehs stl t-. Ill.,, H., p1.niis. fi,t,i,.s r,
sons D. has tangi > Irnaeus lrme' ana W & lrne ESQ
ERAsMus HALL ACADEMY' AA!sALa&I,' Flathgsh, L.
! ENGLEWOOD BOARDING-SCHOOL for
q Re- Ppes sp 1917 g Sof t 8 Wife Fr. IA "
ELMWOOD INSTITUTE enters its 28th
II year SEPT. ,. boy, for business college
principal
ENGLISH and CLASSICAL SCHOOL-The
II Rev n H. EGLESroN with competent assistance, takes
charge OF The education Of limited number OF bows at his
Fail fSiii term begins sept ''''N''''''
| FAIRFIELD, Conn, HOME SCHOOL. for
Boys. Numper limited 10 six A. r. soMEs. An, Prin.
! EAMIIY SCHOOL for BOYS at Unionvilie.
Orange county ~ y Eleventh year besqs 9eeLem6er
EREEHOLD INsTIrUTE-Frcehol New
py to % aSpa lSRs NV sS Hli aS' Catalogues '
EORT PLAIN SEMINARY, Fort Plain, n. Y.
no,aS 5 GT GaaT GS SEv s Nhrid is So' TneL sL"'
! ELUSHING, n. Y. INSTITU re.
BOARDING SCHOOL FDN BOYS.
opens TUESDAY, september II, 1871
l.. 4 FAIRCHILD.
GOSHEN, Orange County, \. Y.-H0me School
~ 500 10 5000 year 25th Sept g.
Please send for circular. j. WILSON, PRINCIPAL
GRANVILLE MILITARY ACADEMY
" North Granville y. Y. TO Stan ~ Institute.
Haaics climate bull cheerful home
emvfHflOnr. Earnest work nt'ing college,
se.eneo business Twei;ysighth bcgps l.. send
| for Catalogue 70 WALLACE {. WILLCpN tsidcnL
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faw Gthoois.

ALBANY LAW SCHOOL-UNl0N UNIVER-
~ SIrYThe course ~ instruction commences ON the lIs
TUESDAY ith day OF September Apply for Information 10
ISAAC EDWARDS, Albany. y. y.
a NNUAL. SESSION Q9tD of the LAW
n SCHOOL OF tIe UNlNERSTTY of the CITY OF NEW
YORK Washin gton sq.e. De- gins october next and end
~ 1878. written well an oral eNani anon Is re
qurd Tor Lectures from % D. n Tor the con
Nenienc. Of students Ofce For circular, examination
papprs OF 1877 ri, apply W. r. MARTIN, secretary OF
tonci 81 Broasay d. r. JAQCES Professor and sec
Tslary Oi Faculty, 29I bTcadway
IyOLIMBIA COLLEGE ELAW-SCHOOL.-The
tYenrth annual term thiS Institution commences al
\o Netucs tt = - ali
un 10 1874 The oi Instruction
braces FOR catalogues ETC. address AT NO Great
Jones s. THEODORE W. DWIGHT, Professor.
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3ueirnctlon.

When need teacher Gdrsyfiss IA THE TnImNR recfre
ed applications hGa ~ ofrcrfisfaD N aug otr
paper. Efficiently teqcsys THE TmBtNE erteHscety.
adccigs steldg ad reqgriy on M beif nat Tng rBl NJ
Intelligent pcODic ctO hare Oug u brains
uqnv Of them 0ugsf haze ee0iU them.
Ibelieus Casf IN bTeGd ne atsr 0oU shGn Gd
q aftT iaCay dGys.' ELE CHAR1ER, Ch0riier istUte,
Nct York
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yrctrrfnoT.
For goya and Young Mon-city.

Hfsuyc c,faion net THE Srwiors TsnvNK q d,rsfsry
mice u atsf'ffc tctorli-D ~. >. is'H~
CalLegtste .St,ost y0y B,Hs, N,'r- YORK GU.
New-York tribune., 1877-08-21
Anetrntilon.

rpq orr ryperiencs adrc q,ng our sehoot PC sae I'LL @
% ,,r.s 0n adrertisfsG IN THR iRin W bHi irym ~ uy
~ ~ otfes paOfrs pe igc,b'r.-lIAhiS @ @o,n """' "
l.rfs Hs,fs Mftsdrg fc1t NM Stateio'6' thI"'
New-York tribune., 1877-08-21

DEADY FOR WORK Packard BUSINESS
Ii COLLEGE BROADWAY. val rro9ci ior The year OIL
yi,e frn5ipai viii BE- his Office day dnrus August
from a. m. 20 4 p M. -, ,.cv.Dn
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1usirnttlo1.
For Young Ladies-CouI

We bsyeue THE the bes, medium r keepg or M
eeies bsor, ne people, design ~ continue 70 be US
eotuans-lA A. NJ CowLEs. Eha,r0 (N - fsaaie Coe1eSe
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5re Cream.
Eost auo fonHo.

4 OST-PassboOk No 5,Si0. Deliverto Ger
a man Sayiugs Bank. city.
OST-On the evening of Aug. s, bank-b0ok
IL 2GO Uni0a Dime Savings Rank hnyperson 3nd
ing will please eayeit al The bank, cor S2at ard broaan
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Danrlne Grnocmies.

DODWORTH's SCHOOL FOR DANCING,
n. No. G5l 5TIIANENUk.
viii reopen Oct. l3.
Private lessons daring the Summer.
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MAIL STEAMERS.
NATIONALLINE.-Piers Nos. II aud 81, n,
NEW-YORK AND HAVANA DIRECT MAIL

These first steamships sail regularly at IOn
Pier No. l3. North River. as tooHst -
steamship COl.UM WEDN EhDAI Aug -
st.sn,slp & a E., SAIU kDhi. sept. I.
Accommodations unsurpassed For freight oi .sse %fpy -
WILLIAM T.. CLYDE & Co, Ma. o Bowling green.
McXEILER LULING & CO., Agents in Havana