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The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1877-09-15

The Typo Con. s. M. CoMPANY.--Re-
ports having been put in circulation on
the arrival of the stage Thursday, to the
effect that orders had been telegraphed
from Sun Francisco to those in charge
here, to shut down everything about the
mine and furnaces for 80 days, we pro-
ceeded at once to headquarters to find
out how much truth there might be in
the rumors, which resulted in eliciting
the following facts: The furnaces are to
be closed, not for the lack of ore, but
simply an account of the character of
the ore having changed into galena in
stead OF carbonates in u great measure,
necessitating q preliminary treatment OF
the ore in the way of roasting which is
done IN large heaps of Some two or
three hundred tons at charge, requir-
ing, as we are told, for effectual work,
from six weeks to two months time.
The furnaces will probably be closed for
about 80 days; the NINE will keep at
work. mostly TOR tho extraction of the
rich galena on the 9Th and 7th levels.
and opening up new slopes on the 9Th
level west, which has now been con-
nected with the Hunkadora shaft. The
Company have here block of ground
800 feet in length by depth of $50 feet
and having during the opening OF this
ground passed through several bodies OF
rich ore, but being below water level, il
nearly all ealena, and of the richest
kind. We have been informed by parties
that ought to know, that the mine nevel
looked better, and that had the ore beer
Of the same character (that is mostl,
oarbonates) as that found above the 5ti
level, there would have been no diff
Guilty in keeping three furnaces at work
What nature had done for them in tn,
upper levels they have now to do them
selves by means of fuel and muscle. -
lTybo Sun, 7th
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OUR MICA MINES.
GElko Independent, 9th. |


The extraordinary Developments in
the silver mines in the northern part of
the County has had the effect of absorb
ing attention to the exclusion OF con-
sideration for any other mlnera! existing
within our borders, and in view Of this
very natural state of affaics under the
circumstances, we scarcely hope to ex-
cite any great degree of interest i'll the
subject OF cur mica mines, among our
own people. just ut this time, neverthe-
LEES, the developments being made in
the mines Of this miueral i'll the Ruby
range of Mountains, are proving them
TO possess great value. and in many
places abroad, full knowledge Of the
merits of these mines would awaken
quite as lively an interest as any pro-
duction of the precious metals, and for
the Information of those dealing in this
mineral, more especially. do we at this
time, present the following statement in
relation to MICA mines in TINS county.
The discovery that mica existed in large
quantities in the Ruby range, Was made
some Two or three years ago, but that u
good mrrchsntable article could be Oh
ta.nei, was not positively known until
quite extensive work wns done during
toe present season.
Mr.. A. J Shorey, OF Boston, through
whom work upon these mines has been
prosecuted, and is still carried on, spent
some time here last summer and was so
favorAbiy impressed with what he saw
and heard respecting these mines, that
he returnrd here and having secured a
large Interest il them, proceeded WIFI
the worn OF development. The result
we are p!~ased to announce has been
fully ,qual to bis most sangulne expec-
tatIOus, n spi ndId nerchautable quslIty
of the iuluerai having been obtalued
Samples OF tn. sheets, clear and trans
parent, that Will square 6xS inches,
were brought here from the mine now
being worked, and are on public exhi-
bitiou. Neither is this quality OF sheets
restricted to small amount, but can be
obtained in large quantities. Some
handsome large lamp chimneys, beauti.
fully clear, made from some of the
sheets Of mica referred to, are now il
use in town. In the same range, but
several miles north OF the present work
iugs; several similar locations were made
some years ago, and these have been Sc
cured by Mr.. Shorey, who proposes tc
incorporate them, and form company
for the thorough working of the same
That gentleman also informs US that G
process by which superior article Of
tire-brlck may be manufactured from
the refuse product of these mines il
about perfected, which should it prove I
success, would furnish market for th
major portion of the mineral extracted
that has heretofore been worthless.
The fact that mica is substance i'm
pervious to heat is we'll known and if
method by which this material can b
formed into bricks is discovered thi
country would afford superior marse
for them.
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SheriR's Sale.

DY VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION ISSUED
ID out of the Seventh Judicial District Court.
in and for the County Of Lincoln. State OF Ne
vada, and to me directed and delivered, foc =
rendered in said Court on the eleventh
day of March, a. D 1875. in favor Of John 9.
Morrison, Jr., and against David wilkin, for the
sum OF five thousand five hundred and seven.
teen 1900 ($,66l7. .19-100), gold coin, dollars.
debt together with $50 tax costs and al sccruing
costs and interest, have levied on the following
personal property, to wit: bar and shelves.
water tank. pitcher. beer can. duster.
bottled cider, maps, sink tub. !! quart
whisky, broom, l step.ladder, billiard table.
cue-rack with IL cues, bridge, mace, pool
l clock, pictures. vases. 70 tumb.en :
spoons, bitter bottles, tray. demijohne.
bucket and dipper, oil can. lDmps and hang
ings, II chimneys, Stoves, 10 chairs, tables.
iron wheelbarrow.
Notice is hereby given that Oh
Saturday, the 25th day Of August,
A, D. 1877, - O'Clock M, will sell all the
right, title and interest Of said David within ~
and to the above described personal property
at wilkins Brick Saloon on Lacour street, In
the town Of Phoebe. Lincoln county. Nevada.
at public auction, for cash In hand. to tho
highest and best bidder, to Satisfy eaid execus
tion and all costs.
And, also by virtue of said execution. have
levied on the following real property, 10 Wa;
Lot known as lot No. 0, in block ~, fronting ON
Lacour street; slso lots 81, 50 and y. IN block
No. 80, fronting on McCannon street; all Of the
above being In the town Of Pioche, Lincoln
county, State Of Nevada, and the description of
said property being from the ofictal map Of ne
to 1n OF Phoebe.
Notice is hereby given that on
Monday, the 10th day Of ssptembsEs
A. ID. 1877.
at 70 O'Clock m, will sell all the right, tttla
and interest of said David Wilkin In and 70 ~
above described real property, at the fson3 ooee
Of the Court-house In Phoebe. ct pundo auel1oos
for cash in hand, to the highest end beee neoees
to satisfy said execution and Al ccsts
". L. woK&Es
Sheriff Lincoln county NM
~ J. y. Cu1z9As
aula-td Dst&ay
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A MINING PHENoMENoN.-James Nc
Cam Informs us that the sulphuret ore
in the Patriot mine, at depth of 450
feet has given way to chloride. This is
something very unusual in Lodges i'll this
section, for chloride to come in at so
great depth, and is the first instance of
the kind of which we have any knowl-
edge. The lodges of this district and
those Immediately adjacent carry chlo-
ride ore at and near the surface, which
gives out and is replaced by sulpherets
at the depth where water is encountered.
The chloride from the Patriot is brown
in color and LOOKS to be rich. L Austin
Reyeille.
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THE RECORD

Is delivered in Phoebe and Bullionville at 25
cents per week, payable to the Carriers.
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Dispatch has been received from
Acapulco to the fleet that the Pacific
Mail Steamship City Of San Francisco,
sunk at Acapulco, has been found by
the divers sent to examine her, and re-
port that she is so badly injured that it
Will bs impossible to raise her.
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A Nd ALL KIND OF FANCY AND PLAIN
"A Job Printing done in first.class style md
at short notice.
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Out on the Indian Valley road there is
a natural curiosity In pine tree, with
o diameter of nearly two feet, there is
an oak limb growing, which has already
attained considerable length and d.
ameter of three inches. 1t is rather
sickly, however, and does not seem to
thrive in its strange quarters. The
theory is that an acorn by some means
got lodged in the bark of the pine tree
and dust settled around it in sufficient
quantities to make it sprout, and it gra-
dually became part of tho tree itself.
1t is Gloss to the main road and can be
seen by any ons who will take the pains
to look for it. Mr.. w. j. Marsh is our
infcrmant.- Reno Journal.
FINE Chicago Confectionery, Station
sry. Cutlery and a Circulating Library
at KraussTs. II
CLOTHING cheaper at Clute's than any
other place in town.
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There is said to be marked improve
ment taking place in the industrial con-
dition of the Southern States. This is
particularly noticeable in Louisiana.
where such is the dearth Of laborers that
at least ten thousand can And employ.
ment in the cotton fields during the
coming Fall season. 1t has been suR.
gested that this would be good outlet
for some OF the surplus labor OF the
North, and the subject of forming col.
onies for permanent settlement in some
of the Southern States is now being
agitated.
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A MINERS INcH.-In answer to cor
respondent who desires to know what is
meant hya miners inch of water. the
Gold Hill News replies: A miners inch
is an opening one inch square through
a two inch plank, with head of water
six inches above the opening. One inch
will pass 90 pounds of water in one min
ute; two inches will pass 1867 pounds
in one minute, and when the opening
measures 100 inches, each inch will pass
Ill pounds per minute.
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dess in the sanctuary: the wooden hoi.e admitted,
and that night Itoy WAS ~ hl,n'r. ,,., ~ , ,rio,
Tho SNAKES II Ten dos after INC Chu III Z" AM IT.
to-day 1iicy are winding around The ii'c, anu tue
pulpit ond iLc prefs W are h i.e MN. . a. an liz
tin WY pressure and coil Of Chat sAuy sentiment NIlc2
puts frn5 90 law above it, essence trans parent mq"iy,
wi,h "A iu,igc's scnl 10 10. over rn li.3l nnh with
Gods stal. upon 20; which would dVorc, tt'-'l hhu
iiaa1rshsiI, sauctity IN me h.ait Of Christ; ard
would crush Out thc breath o. iAe New l'rlhh ~ y,
10y tie construction o. % dozen mi Interpreted icNt II
the ARMS az tlc Church are not able % throw OF iese
mdcous uulcuudas that It's prophetic spirit l1J STAMP
th.r Leads into lc dust; 10 he parable 81 iae 500 81
drawn picture o the King ~ jag .u'ai, 90 10Y i,
dcmou.trlhy victorious over tls literature OF h'ii- We
lave church and uo church -ct Hcii Jesus i' ,eu,
ne church frIcs ar ~, Woht'neh''' ""'
tbristcndom is cr1FcfarL
OF Mr.. KINGS services i'm California 10 is unncccs-
sary to sneak. "H four years hc concentrated the
work Of forly.' A pastor preacher patriot ana
statesman ne really coairyed TO mako hcstailng'
uncertain California true t. the Union ddrns tue
rebellion I'm doing this he sacrificed his own
physical life, MS much as II he had been common
soldier in the ranks. There is no heroic sehu-
mcnt uttered in this volume o. sermons lnt'
the writer did not show his capacity 10
carry out IN his exp rieuce Of practical Ie' lie
held indeed his life rs of small account in compu-
son with the possible triumph Of good pnEcWe
which might be advanced by his death. IN the luii
spirif of Euerson's celebrated declaration hc lived
and died:
"Thouch love rcpnc, and reason chlle'
There comes 20 voice WlHoui lttiy
I'll mans pcrltiIu 90 Oh. $40,
When Tor the Truth hc Ought TO c'e.'
The present volume Of Nir. Kings sermons is TO ne
followed by volume of his lectures. As Lecturer
he was hardly second in interest and fascination 10
Phillips and Becchcr; and volume which contains
his lectures on d" Substance end SHOW The Laws
Of Disorder" Socrates, "Hildcblaud' and sight
and Insight not to mention others, must be an AL
diion as these sermons are, to American literature.
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Acm civilizations.

HOW TO CURE PARALYSIS, Stiff joints
Cour3ction-. 5weius- etcr by al.eih mani u'i
roe N, T.e II. IHNioI n d. - c.nl- "o'D O.
co, z last jstiist, Scw-fofk
;. rg'HE most remarkable OF recent American
dctiyns.-,T. ". Higeinson.
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4 BOARDING SCHOOL for YOUNG MEN


SIORTLIDGEs ACADEMY. Media. Penn.
Twelve ram from 3lst and Chestnut ss Plla.
" take great pleasure 10 recommend
.AcsilfuN MI. thin g. telge'
Judrs Eco n. Husatn Of y short
edg.'. Media Academy alufda The be-.
Cnaf.s ii HAMS LcitIuan - says: II
s.iutua fik.d rs Iuliis rs oCl us llrcufs."
Ctl Richard J. Hinton rtys: Parents viii nui % tot only
Il school bat h0mcikc, chccrfN establishment where
RATIONAL training combine 10 make that Who'll,
mcni> "a sud ply ai atmosphere which necessary
10 ths ,rIrfh OF haslthy yoltI."
1hr John Long s13a; "NoUr attention o. he dut
II i1s must make school the serious and il
tell gent choice ~ parents ana ruartlLlIs.'
Hon Tomas y Cooper Pr sldrnt Of Pennsylvania senate
say: r,ksrd The ina tbs state and
rvr suited hos io any college. The Principal
and hls ASSISTANTS ave NelklOWn eCuca.Jis'
t1ur,s u study for business Professor College, .2tO
school for boarding. washing schooling bpONs, &c
PsFabr
any tme special Individual ard Ciass instruction Tor
advanced backward pupils. Ten Instructors PTal-
mates " Yale college For picture 81 building AMI c.rcuar
address SWllhlN c. SEOkTIID8E. Harvard UuiyttSlty
A. - h-d~ Penn hici Las churches aud teiaper-
aut~ en-
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HETTY's STRANGE HItTORY.
NHEAP, STANDARD, POPULAR.
TTE TRTHTNI1 NOVELS

THE TRIHUNE NOVELS.
TEN CENTS EAcH.-eIX FOR FIFTY CENTS.
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TWO LILIES. Iy Julia Eayaaaah
MACK SPIRITS AND WHITE. BY Frances Eleanor
GI0lopc
'ooi To- II rus fai ~ iy Mary stuart siaiJ
OLYMPIA: ROMANCE. by re. Fraacli1n
lPubsed by arrangement with 4. X. L'rin-, Boston)
THE wOOrNG or by Ms. Alexander. double number
Price 20 centsJ
FAR FROM THE MADDING crowd. By Thomas
Hardy. double number Price 20 c'nls)
3 PAIR OF BLUE EYES. nv Thomas iIariy -,u....,,.,
WIN Messrs ficnry Holt 4 Co., whose Ie'u--lio T.
series contains authorized editions OIL Do'h Nf'eiS
Every novel IN ts series "a complete and UNABRIDGED al
later numbers being 81 standard forn with pages about the
size Of those Of Hqp-rs We-j For ten cents may De- OBJ
tanned in TIE NOVELS the same reading which, IN
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TE Tmisu NOVELS may Dee procured % nyncWsealer OF
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THE TRIBUNE Ncw-yors.
yNHE OHIO ELECTION OCCURS OCT. o.
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RETTs MILITARY ACADEMY.

ST. MFORD, CONN,
ertieih year begins September 10 Emphaucally Homo
~choel stuaoa utpassol IN healuness. Accessibility
and Msiion Ia bounding chOo purposes. Excellent fac,s
Tor creation ami outdoor spores THOROUGH instruction
sciphne. Careful and Christian training. Bows
prepared ioT College. special attention them for
busfness Number limited Circulars application
boys BOARDING SCHOOI-Croton on
I'D Hudson sing sing selrS retired new spacious
Y. b. MAEEING. III. d., Principal
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1nsiTuctlou.

urqrlV j3Ge MT less hqn onelqB orr ler
~ iV1T20re tf1c 9tc ~ 5r Ttlhi>I mt rh =
.1Ie ct yt U U9sr ctnErs and Ur 0inf lsf
q i represent pfobgDy iesg taHn o3entf uc neD0
IisfitGfe
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3nstruttlon

Tfpd erclleai nysfaeat 10 adc@ts IN TIE TRiB Ne
POI fts Int NFes yqrs NE les haze beer HuHffI NUM-
foga a sqff NJ coniy hcri0g remind me from rfaefs
o. TIE TWuraE. N mat b0IrtHgscl01i aiDrd 0n -
bic fD qfrsTe an ne r0Un0 q iolN re
yGfatofg Scailpc S-foOt so l2G7 ByOacIy. Aels York.
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For Bows and Young Men-country
4 MILITARY BQARDING SCHOOL,

o. WINTHROP STAIR. a. 81, Principal
Limited - boys House !1s an modern IMP Oveneuis
"a. Auo steam heal every bathrooms etc; gVuads
comprise acres instruction "a rough.
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- 'A''hNN h''''''' % f''''' a . --------~
For Boys and young Hen-City.
II s. EVERSOE'S COLLEGIATE SCHOOL
~. cor 42ast aae cltavc. OPPOSE. I;esof'orp'f''
"shortI,sicas thoiousiiy w,-sterce,c. ...,.. pos.
Tho Hastings Rev 1hos Ga'i.n5ei l'ry 1laS ~ 5i.,h
Rev Pr,f H. %. llitccoef Rev r. " VINE Kew ifo' "'O
J.. rreutisa. Rey. l. iiiston smith.
MORT Washington institute for Young Gentle
men, l7lsi,s' o., 'is '.i. IT, i,iIe wv , "a ~
Freagh , si.a,-i .o. i i,,5a5, or fthc n,
tatcsiiiiou. Nv. rI.fNosr.
ERANCIs T. WILSON. 4. ", aud JOHN NJ.
Z KELLOGG, \. ~, Al.lso nc Classical emu ~ gIa
1o thr ia twelve wears 4sc withdrawn. taI slil open
s,l' io. u, ii .tp % 'te scioo.s stpfcn,
Der II, corner 5oth-st and 6tI ave.
FFOLLADAY COLLEGIATE INSTITUTE.
IA l523 Ii.oadEay eetc'ea O. and and p, .as.
FiFrU var OPENS SEPT. 10.
v.o,s received iro.1 n DE- I. 90 p ID.
HARVARD and other Universities. Prepar
STORY cias. u 3lr NJ" ALi ll5 Eas-Oih-s'. Refer
cnces with circular
Z II. MORSE'S SCHOOL for BOYS, 1.2G7
-. rrnadway wiz reopen september -. llor'usn ~
EAG's iiG5'Ki sIoEI, ~ fiiaave.
Holm MACNULLENiS SCHOOL, No. 1914
% Broadway reoTens Monday sept H. Circoars at Put
iam's Ihrtc Hoar0 ~ tl4,u.
BEISS DrVFRNET. assisted by competent
W masters. VII feo,cu hsr boarding and day school or
bows under H.. at no. lO2 west 21ts. ON t'i from
iaEe, &C. thr T4Ie .fter aa ear'y l.aner.
MURRAY HILL INSTITUTE, 1878 Broad
w way. nauc. 100 West = 't az i.isi.l an c..-
ior i'.' Ie'a go J6;siS.fFHi d. HULl-
STOUNT WASHINGTON
COLLEGIATE INSTITUTE,
no. 40 NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Dr. GEO W. CLARKE Priuc- a. prepares pupils ofa ages
J,slnss con- AMI opens as "F 10 yeaf september
r. fef.rs rtffa % Institute.
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THE TRIBUNE, view York.

THE TRIBUNE, Nev.york.
rEHE BOOK the English Government is try
ing 30 EntITs oF PHILOSOPHY. y Charles Brad
- esl caHr- fJ~ Price Jas.
rosf ircs. Address EXCELSIOR IMpOETfEG CO.. Box
Lib, Cincinnati. q.
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1N5irnrilOU.

r;rw YORK TG,uryv aire.i' meats pan br8y Or Sch0.t
rsrs ffua f4as- ~ g4 pfpf hatt crsf Sst'Dte'tA'
s.. EAU.uAA, hfh.ctt tga4Ts, ft.lA
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NLASSES II GERMAN.

4 LASSEN IN bthMAN,
~ Tor lex, MOsEN and CHILDREN,
No u Last Otli-st.
Prof OT1O KUPhAI- oftho Royal Military College al Der
hu Director. ~ txrhiuCl ~ 10y example Rad. interpret au
read uu erierr understood Hearing leads 20 speaking
COOPER UNION for the Advancement of
Y rarnce and APPLICATIONS fer tls fros Art Classe
for wiii received The Office IuSsay Msurs
THURSDAY sld FIfzy eseaIFs september. 1880
O'Clock, beginning September Is.
Applications Tor the scOlc Glasses for males will not b,
received before September q.
Tile scLoOl o. Design and Tcceaphy for vii
opeH October !.
Information s.d circulars be obtained ri he office from
q a. in. 10 y.
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DR SlUYEUE' METHOD Mr.. \. Lalande,
D. Ii ast-Ht OF Dr. Sanyrui IN no 0chool OF Ian
FfrDOk Department H ready 10 receive pur. lie IS
Willis 90 siF" klrlfita ttr- 90 schools Apply by let
tcl or er-ouaily 90 30. $50 Wet isiiis
L'AMiLl and DAY SCHOOL FOR CHILDREN
Z under fourirru. klEIEi.GAltTEN. German resident
teacher brgh. sci H. MIs rA LLER and das hcIs.
5,i-as'- = T. corner l2Jitei.
ERENCII and VOCAL MUSiC-Prof. L. de
Na Of seton Hall COLLEGE, has "a few school
hour. mdi-pprci or Rcrrisco - Huisnrst, HoloA,u,
NY
FRIENDS SEMINARY For BOTH SEXES,
! lLst lGtist and ELECTROMAGNETIC Ncw-lo;k.
The Fall Qutor begins Ola mo lth 1871 The course ~
instruction ofss facilities for liberal busnes. library
duCa0u well for the PREPARATION OF students TO- col
legt.
and after sIh month 2s;. ihe Principal wi be IN senG
e Summary caiiy Il ON 10 o'clock n IN y.
For circulars Apply al seuiinary OF NILLEIs Co,
No. 800 Pearl ST.
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10 Charming location. very heSthul; eioeith, s,,r
allie rates: Delightful and CHRISTIAN home or
facaie~ In Music Art. French and German Sons"' ,cs
catalogue before selecting school for your dauSh'ei@ 49,
WM. Z. BOWEN, A. NJ BotdentoMn. Nd
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GLASS for BOYS.
Y Tis class designed % prepare boys thoroughly for the
best college number If pupils limited totW,vr fatern be-
sept 70. 1871 For patcuair Apply e. ARTHUR IL.
CUTLER, N0. 4.3 GthayC. after SEPT. D..
IEFLNfN E--Iresi0fit Charles W. Eliot Harvard Col
histDh. Princeton Cell.
Alexander. ED. Nrw-lorE Cty, William a. Osh1r,
HeUlors City Theodore Roosevelt NtwlOIk CITY aud
Huut ftff
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SEABURY SEMINARY and KiNDERGAR-
) t4u-l25 West 41ds.. commences e. Inn year. sep
ember 20. Satisfaction guaranteed. TeICs moderate Nv
Sic ring ard FTerch Wit0u extra charge Refers 10
pa.Tous OF ii years. hil'pNi, fIlacp".
rlNHE MISSES MARSiIALLS SCHOOL for
young isdies lud children No 30 Wet Sotst Til be
reupeLoc Oh Monday, september -.
TE'HE MISSES GRAHAM, Successors to the
Misses Grteue VIII reopen their schoo, young ladies'
~ children 1t Ne 5have.. first house from Wasninso
ssugr- on Wednesday. tiie 2'itA % ScDtembcr
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address The Principal, HENRY rATl0Ck. A. n
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COLUMBIA COLLEGE.

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WEDNESDAY, seltmter 20. at $50 al
which al candidates requested present them
selves
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For Young Ladies-Coun.ry.

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