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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-09-04
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2. John Halifax. Gent, by Miss MuIOcF- .,2Sc
., Jane Eyre, BY Charlotte Bronto (Dou. No VOC.
q q Woman- Halter, ChaS. Reade's new nOyel.20c
o. Inc blaekslndeI, Julea YCrne's hteEt-.,...l0c.
o. Last Days Of Pompeli, by BulWGr..
I. Adam Bede, ny George Eliot. (Donble NJ. Voc.
8. no Arundel Motto, BY Mary Cecil HIy,-., l6c.
2. Old Aiddleton'g Money, By Mary Cecil HGyiOc,
~ Tue Woman In White, By Wilkie CollInA.2Oc
y. The MIL on tho Plossp By George Eliot,.,2tc.
y Princes, Of Thule, By VIM Bllck-........20c.
y The Dead Secret, BY RlIkie CollIns.........lOc.
10 isomola, By George Eliot. double MOL ,20s,
IL The Englhh At tie North Pole and Field
o. lea ln ono book. By Jules verne.....,,,I0c.
Y Hidden PsTils, By Mary Cecil Hay ......... iOc.
70. A Terrible Temptation, By Charles ssads iSe'
y. Cd Curiosity thop, By Charles Dickens
u. Foul Play By CHARLES Reade I0s
q Man and VILE, By like Collins gc
y The squiroh Legacy BY Mary Cecil Hay, zoe,
Y. Never Too Late 70 Mend, by Z. Reade..... zoe,
%. AurOrl Floyd, By Mis- II. Z. BFaddon as
n. Victor and VanquiIhed, By n. c. Hay 0e,
g. 4 Daughter Of Heath, By WInllm BlseE. iOc,
@. Nora,s Love Tet ny MARY Cecil HAy,...,-i0c,
80. Her Dearest Foo, By Ma. Alexander. ..,,,,2Oc.
81. Love Nc Little. Love Ne Long, By Q. ReadelOc.
q The Queen q Hearts, By WilEls COlllns.,~l 0C.
" Handy Andy, By samuel Lover. Zoe.
y. simpleton, By Chs. Reide. tsingle No) Loo
IS, Felix HOLT the Radical BY George Eliot. 3Oc,
&c, The WooinR OF, By Mrs, Alexander. 2Oc,
81 The Mystery, By MTL Henry Wood...........lOc.
81 Heritage Of tangible, By Mn. AleIAndeF-lOc.
S9 Antonina, By Willis collins. double No 9Oc.
For sale 6y an Bo0kiellCfs and Newsletter, Or
n GEORGE MUNRO, PuBLiSiiR,
20. Boz $751; aa2S.daw
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-09-04
n1RECT IMPORTATION OF
FINE FRENCH BRoNZes.

We will open this day two largo cIeS Of One
French BrobEes, coDhsIlrg Of slituettss, DuItS,
Groppes, Centio Pieces, Ee0nreI, dc,
VIII also open large lot Of new dalgnI In
SILVERW ARE.
o. hrst.eAm quality, which VIII DO sold at prices
that " III dstJ competition. Al are respectfully
Invited to call aud lake look through cur stock.
TURN HE 81 DILLON,
1913 MARKET STREET,
p. s.77Another lOa Of Real Amber Goods just
received, SOI4
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-09-04
CTOCK@-
A CARD.

70 C. W CSea, En-, ASui Q! B. Mutual AID
Soettiy, Of PsRHJylpaHid: ''I
DEAR sIk-I take pleasure IN thus publicly ar-
knowledEng tho receipt Of one thousand dollars,
the sniount Of lu'urlnCS on the lie Of my iats has
band, Leroy =, Atkinbon. 10 view Of the fact that
thsre had been hat one nnnuil payment made
(lS O0l; that death occurred within four months
after the Issuing Of the policy, and that the Society
made no elJrtto eytde the payment Of the full
amount Of the policy, feel Il my duty 10 lbako
this statement, and ncOmnGnd the U. B, Mutual
Aid sOcIety Of Pennsylvania 10 tho public
'tOFi MAGGIE J. ATKISEON.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-09-04
A NNUAL ANNOUNCEMENT:
Wheeling Female College,
"a OPENS ITS NEXT YEAR
WEDNESDAY, September 5th.

The College Is beautifully situated ard Within
easy walking distance Of any part Of the city suIyt
car accommodations 70 nclghborIng cIie. FG
whole internal and external arTangtncnts are i
the highest order. The Trustees have made tIitt.
sVe improvements during the vacation, ind hlye
alIs enlarged the Course Of study, thus elevlbs
the standard for graduation. Catalogue, and mi
Information may be obtained by addressing tbe
Principal, MISS A. TAYLOR.
BOARD OF TRuSTEB,-Hon. c. D. Hubbard
PFetideHi; DR.. T. II. Logan. kecreidry; b. q. In
E,q,, nedHITtT: Thomas llornbrook, E,q., j. r.
Hubbard, E-q., A. ". Campbell, EEq, II. K. LII
Esq, Augustus Pollock, Esq,, Benjamin Daveprgt
Etq James y. Rhodes, Eq,, Samuel p. IIilditlb
hGp Hon: A. ]. Sweeney, q. K. Wheat, E,q, u.
eph Bell, Ela. nu.i
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-09-04

ton, D. c.
Najor General George G. Meade, U. s A, Phil.
adel phlA.
Brigadler General Lawrence r. Graham, I. s.
A., aud lady, Austin, Texas
BrIgadIef General lnnIs N. Palmer, U. 8 A, ard
lady, Omaha, H6h.
Vis9 admiral David Porter, U. S, N, Washing.
ton, D. c.
Hear Admiral Joseph Smith, U. s. NJ, wnhInE.
Ms; Admiral Dahlgcn, Warrington D.. {.
nuuk
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IMPORTANT NOTICE.

PErt1ts and Guardians having daughter to
Advantages Of trst clRsI EnGlllh and Frenth
Academy, with musical instruction unturplStdu
not unequalled In this country, and nll at t1Ctd.
inely moderate rates, are advised TO investigate The
claims Of the Academy Of the Visitation; Vt MI
do Chnntal, near Wheeling, ". Va.
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COMMISSIONERS SALE OF vALU-
" ABLE PROPERTY.
State Of WCSt Virgins.
In tho County Court Of Ohio county.
W. b. o'Ncill

Virginia Il. Wheat ct al. In ChancOry,
By virtue Of decree entered In the above onlI-
tied cnuse on the 2Sd d'y Of June, A. D. 1871, the
underSignc who was appointed special COmnIs.
lpnef for the puFpgtO, will sell on
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TRANSATLANTIC RAILROAD.
AND UNITED STATES MAIL


AND UNITED STATES MALL ROUTE
Trims hiVr New York, via De-hro,,cs and C0rtlandt
streets Ferries. 4 lo,lONs:
ENr,s,ior arsbuTr Ptishrh the West and south win
Pullman Palace Cars attached, 500 H.. 500 f.
daily.
For NiamspOrt LEX a.. Cory and Fic at SOP M
ro:u ctnt az Cory Co. ilr Petroleum Htit and the
Oh Regions. fur VIII aud IO,k Haven. $50 u.
For Lali more, Washing pah, Limited IA
ngon EAprrss' o Pullman aIir, Cars lay except SUNDAY
$3.50 arrive Washington 40 D. m Regular AT $40
a. NJ l. ahd m; SUNDAY q AMI 9 T. M.
ENbiths Tor fhlluiuP 1.p, $50 = 10 1890 Lmiteil
1880 a. J. l. . a. I, $40, and ~ NIGHT, Sunday
$50 - ~, =, H. $780, and Eln and class
..
Accommodate ton f'r Trenton o m. mud i:i0 p.
For Trans l.labtth, Railway TTeu
on Fth Annoy Ii'nih. ton i"sttrr, and other points,
Soc lu'ai schedules az al g. let Offices.
Trains arrive: From Pittsburgh. 20 1880 a. m and
l0-O D. M, daily 40 aui 900 T. ~, daily, except
Monday. From Washing and Baltimore. $50 go M.
= o. 30 ana lO2n p NJ Sunday, $50, 95u H. ~. From
B'.Hicphii, "oJ, G2u, GAU. 800, 1910 1850 a M - D.
4;iu $40, 800 SO 1910 aud 1920 r. IN. SUNDAY sos
go ESQ., $50. loo H.. 600 1910 and 1920 p. IN
Ticket Dnres. $40 and 9l4 BI0idwBy, No Aston House
ard foot Of Drsbos-es and Curla dSs; No Court a..
BROOKLYN Nos. ~, 49, amt IL Hudson a., iiobokcn
pot jersey lily lmgrnt Ticket Oiicc No. Battery place
FRANK THOMSON. -. n. BOYD n
Agent
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.
FEBRUARY MAGAZINES.
APPLETON.

IN the opening article, Mr.. Ernest lngersoll
describes the birds which in northern climate soften
the drcary Winter months and bring rcminsconce OF
june sunshine into The bleak atmosphere Of January and
March one d surprised Ne told of the number whch
celebrate thc New Years day IN tins vicinity. over %
species make thcr appearance with more or less regu-
lnrv Nitti,i "a few mites oi NCw-Nork CITY The blle-
iay remains m cur fields thc year round Others, Ike the
SNOW bIs Of different kinds arc driven from the arctic
Iors to our uldcr latitude by their Inability to Obtain
food perhaps than by the severity Of the tmpcra-
turc The favor;e org our " inter- birds, taking the
place Of The English vohnrcuroaS;, Is the saecoloed
enaW-'r,. Of ths sVaToNs. II comes 10 lis
with tho fast iro~ts, and stays until the wake
robin and siring beauty have biosscn'd MI
Iugcgsolrs paper shows the sinccrcSt low" of IA
ture, and possesses the charm that Is always
found In descriptions Of real life il the oren air. written
nom actual observation and sympathy. specimen "i
Tho romance oi fiction Is gwen In Agnes ADtrcaNte
by NJ +. W :: "Ilow 90 Furnish House Is explained
b. Ella Roduan Church, in way "a interest the happy
new married pair thoug1 they not told how to fuf
nsh tic wh,tcVltlal; a'd Mr.. Juu.us Browne has one
oi HE Characteristic papers passion psychology On
tnlcd q" The Men who Fasciuate Women"
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majority For with you the majority the government
and has the rich, who always minority, absolutely
at its mercy The day will come when in the state OF
New-York multitude OF people none Of whom has had
more than half break asst expects to have more than
half dinner VIII choose Legislature. Is 1t possible 10
doubt what sort OF a Legislature viii be choscnf On one
side statesman preaching patience, respect Tor vested
rights strict observance Of public faith On the other Is
a dcmacogue ranting about the tyranny OF capitalists
and usurers, and asking why anybody should be perl
ted TO drink champagne and 10 ride In n carriage
while thousands OF honest folks are in want OF nec'S
sares. Which OK the two candidates Is likely 10 Dc
preferred hy wor6ineman who hears his children
cry for more brcadi seriously appIehcnd tlat you
will in some such season OF adversely as have de
,cb,d d, things which will prevent prosperity from re
turning: tnat you viii act like people wdo should IN
year of scarcity dcvour all the seedcorn and thus MAKE
the year not OF scarcity, but OF absolute famine
There will bc, fear sp ltton The spohetiOn VIII III
crease the distress. TIE distress will produce ircsh
sroliation There is nothing to stop you. Your Const
tuition Is all sal! and arcnor. As said before Wheh
society has entered on this downward progress, either
civilization or liberty must perish. Either some Cesar
or Napoleon VIII seize tie rcins of government with "a
strong hand or your republic VIII bc feaIully plum
dcrcd and laid waste by barbarians in The twentieth cen
tury rs the Roman Empire in the nth, with TINS
difference that the Huns aud Vandgls who rv"eod the
Roman Empire came from without aud that your Huns
and Vandals III been eL-cudcrcd within Your ""
country by your institutions" Other articles Of
interest IN this huiubcr are "OD the Taft ~ NHt
Skies "Thc Log Book OF the savannah" 10y DT. H. &
Bolton civilian Lovctt" the EHgIsh ChdrtiN by NJ
y. Conway, "WhO was Blcnncrhd,setl' - j. = {.
Abbott and II tootbsomc paper on the "kdcHen ana
Dining Room" ny Helen = Conant.
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!
In the Topics OF the Times" the editor
Ia. significant p,la.tap. aprppJ. q! aar,ice emil
icd Proc. ant NJtcansm' ii recent nHiuhct by 'rr
Rev d. BauScl., Who has Ju-t been relieved RON "'S
post N tn ministry Of the Duc Reformed Church, Oh
account of aI alleged want oi s0untnc-s III tie idlh
Dr Holland himself, would has been drawn oyer
tl, coal, blowing Mr. }i1Iyct m Gcct5i'hdi pa I'D
"S,ucr" 10 wich H. rather ter ely, % it mIl nc SAD
tar.y yep .t, as follows -: A. for orIsclrc, netr
iud0r;e nor cOud what Dr.. BluNr1 has VII ~, ans
more than We do What other contributors wri'e We
have simply end avOrcd give honest Chy-,in IT.
vc,satof, VINO writes brh1t of tie !dth which h. 80
honestly and hciociy cA,.-h'S far hearing. IL h'
preached the hca abroad, At thc expense e! ions
years OF sickness aAI an endangered HE. lie has ~ ~
innmhtou>iy preached ut bpnc and gathered ;rO biz
ministry many gritcfu fIiu,s. Hc las l'ay ly ca
dcyOrcd 10 he Christian world to sense % IN
dangers that is fth and 20 Instruct # ~ ttr
nature of those dai gers He as acted and phlsr
arguments the Cars,9n ~ racis and Oh the kr~tifrc
ton more satisfactory than nave overhead .r5moEcr
pens He has been brave heroic, cheerful worn"r h'
the great which hc M, 80 proou"dy ~ htF; "ud
s 4 sad comment on the denomn,tion;il policy o this
Iac period % Christian history that tins hon. pu,
minded courageous On i~tnu should hc dsh"u" e!
kicked aside and publicly irdluccd by those MO axe
not bis hctter- in any -pcc aud who are hs equals III
few nc can afford il; the rest o. us :" "Iron'-
FISHING IN the Rangccy Lakes by L. seymour = good,
GU. of-A or ssoriiu. article a Winter uu "a. lc y
General Mcclellan. triycrs the usual route OF ~ tan
travel without adding much novelty L. The reports OF
,r vl3s tourists "Whc of ScihoIuc' "hO Is cIsour-
ollie ~ called father Of Engsi natural history. i lie
subject Of agreeable paper 10y T. = N!1i TIC tTcr'-
Int series b., Mrs.. iIc.rck entitled Tile Microscope
Among me Flowers" is couyaca and there nd
.l,rtciayc ,noi. OF that learned AID modest Nu,fi-
can scholar John Eomeyn Brodh,ad, the historian o. tie
4 ,te of N.,y-irf-.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-01-23

The come! oudcncc between Lord Ndcau1y
ana Nj Uelfl Randall ta' autioFct 81 lAi' OF JET
frfouf prrri- forchir Illustration of the inability or
di.lne ir ol BRUSH WLig politician 10 do iu,ncc 10
an Iel bcj ont thc circle of IN traditional PIE n'"cs
Lord AacIuiay uttcf- tAc most hlshiui waite nations
wiz regard q, TIE nigrc 81 American f'ef0m WHICH u
trus waad eo far prove the irHIHcy al The human
HIncHt. Ats"Ur other toFror~ wich lie
hraudisi.s to and 20 hike Naming sword DC has tbc
following 1T IL quite pain that ycur government will
pe,eI be adj, 10 restrain distressed and deCOnentcd
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6teamboats auo Railroads

BOSTON g. NEW-YORK AIR LINE r. R.
I'D WINTER ARRANGEMENLIiIa rams g az c ~;
H. & H. II. Grand Central Depot daily 'SuhoyS eAo'P''"
aS %Bo,on Express Arrives: Worcester, 7:36 p mi
p6sion 10 n m r. B-passengcrs take this tram at
Jerssy CITY transfer steamer Maryanl '95o a. 10 or
liar en River loo Pullman palace cars through WIN
iI5"6oston aud Nashua Express, sleeping coach from
riv.s' putnam $3.50 a M; Worcester, $50 a. nj Nashua
l2j Portland L:2C p m iiysS s 54sl2n 0oi
p m. and Harlem River 1910 ~ r,srrp
W. H. Sineri' t'pdent Gcn1 Passenger AGENT
DENTRAL RAILROAD OF EW-JERSEY.
" ALLENTOWN LINE.-Fsrry Stations m New York
foot OF bcrtys AMI foot OF Carksonst up town fesAs
st reSmcncse Jaa is7i-Ieayo New.YorE. foot Of Lib
% To- a. aS nMML TRAIN for bennington Easlou, Belvdere
BetIichrn Bat, Allentown Mauch Chunk. 13u"qw lam
rr ',,is' M jmnct.on WIN d.. l.. x ". x. H. g.
nm hide. bDncn. fa.t0n. Allentown. Harrisburg. aud
the West Maucn Cnnuk Iamagua, IoWanda WhkesDairo'
20 20 a m For eomory" ANA BENNINGTON. ,., 49,,
lao m-E5ftss i%E ticmstoA I,'t'n Da1 T, niiva
Mahluoy cav, uAlision. Reading, Columbia, Lancaster
400 y m-for Ilieh Bridge Iranci Easton' B'l'd,re
Allentown. anu 'at,.iaIuai connects AZ junction win
Ds' 20 D. 1n-For somerylc aal flem.nston ,u..,,
.aaun U.-EyENiNG ExrRE9s daliY iol Iasion Allentown
Rcadius ilaIr sbuIg. and tie West
,;:iJ r. m.-For Eastor. 90, ,o.. =, en- 7,5
SIS no. 1913 II a. M lzIj' "l', 4i"' "'i' 'I''
co2ncon IL by clarksonst Ferry at Jersey City
w" ~ l rs lai pots see timetable at stations
SUNDAY TEAINs-Lr.'e >e"-i orr, ioo. NE si a.
Ic,nfs ard at 3 D. ior Eaaon Reading AID Harrisburg
NEW-YORk AND LONG BRANCH ply.
fn6',HlG 'ni HiANcu OCEAN GROVE, SEA GiRr. AND
SfTS,aArN, leave NewiorK from tot OF Lbertyst North
RIVER nj ..4. ! 20 a. a.? l.! ; :, I..g D, m
SLIGO oau1 nom feyrct connect at N"'a"an station
wtu ol tr,iIS
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GTONINGTON LINE FOR BOSTON
AND ALL POINTS EAST.
Ia a., A :,

TTIJTN|TTI T ATT..
Elegant leave Pier 49, North River foot Of Jay St.
Att.30p.
Tckea sale az all principal ticket offices.
secured Offices OF Wsscott Express Company and at 303
BroaIway. .
PROVIDENCE LINE.
Freight only ~ River Of
place All IN. lreghts via either line taken AT lowest
rates
H. ". TILKINs. G. T. AgL D. s BABCOCk, Prest
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NEW YORK AND PHILADELPHIA NEW

FOR TIA. .Iu. And PHILADELPHIA. -
Ncsg-i'rs, Too. oi ~ ty-t rrtun ami III IA
at 49, ~o. - 1870 a. 1870 3io o. D. lZ'o
T. H.. and 500 t' IRE . De-.
Leave i.,t CIA soonest at 49, 3, . D. llj a. m.
.,:I.. :... 10 Pc. d., ~,
Irayc Pli:ic!ua from sau.n Ncrih Penn7yIyania Kan
road Ii aud Eorhs-~is. at $50. 800 800 4i"O 'I
100 3: % > 30, 20 D. M 49,. .
al man brav-r Room Cars attached to the 9'o a m
r..lt f.- A.. from .,'r Sew orS ara Phi Hazel D."
SUNDAY .At l..'' %rN-i ~ r." h.ji ~ IT, al"
m, al. if To-, t:i Ic '@ u i, BOD, - 70 d.
Eic lia f'.' pf It"rrr -i i"'t q" tirk N -
80 ~ ana iI,atw, at tue !tn'I a Eot, al oicts
q thr ri. Rail frrHaiE iu No" l'r, ana ~ "t4 H
AID y" : C.rTi -. Et0tktn. Bdse"@' c'"'k'd rom
I---.- n Z NAInN-LN \. CON pa.s. Agent.
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The following table of prices Of the pron,Mcm
roId and SILVER mining shares AZ TrrcIy,a bv tre'
grlph from san Francisco, is furnished hY Niiah

In London, money Is very easy, iehuilH, "' 49,
nar cent ON british consols and only httle hisld
on th,ce months bills The Bank OF Eng and t'-a,
lost 600. Gao bullion withdrawn Oh balance, -
rur.tics on the Exchange are strong ana hs"''
r.,inctnu in 1hc Snhininnd cnmnal isOn:
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IOIUEN NIL SEMINARY for young ladies'
d - I,ru Adde'S. Ms, IN III NEi.~ON.
5gAKNARD UNIVERSITY, CinbiidSe, Mass

tKNAKD UNIVERSITY, CtnbliG-e, Hiss
/
try.pD COZ IE,I l,l,rirat., for ad ui.sioi "ll
i,.f ~. III, rd u I'M, lhre uu = i.ioWig be- ts. N"'I'-
d' . 5aD ta3 i.j ~, 't n.r at oa,unrj.
VI, ,,i.. iorsre i.,e circular concerning aiIss on
t't.i. 1nlr..,
The cicrve o. rdy IN Harvard co'i1s" "a %s,I
tive s e.. Nh'' nay r al on ''' 80 ,sf agr 8 I'd,
Oiar.ru g. I,t,is i'i - ilt '"'h'l e.. .-i'.i
s.Il .Ih'il iht ct oi i',i, ''O 49, d" a. u..,
lar e'nr ~ Oh d'i, "l.."". ~ ~. ,,,i ~. ra,,.fr.
10. j 2ir ac4ro o, Ar- "sri - !,1 n1
Canhr.d-e, MisS - ,
sfi ~ N 't hi. ,, d IN La ai {, i,, an ss;
Mimi. !u- r. Eschtroi IS lrH'1 are 81 i'"tu 10
Ia. .-i,' ~ iaJL. Examination, for p.a,->cn otr a.
t. ., ,i' '.i u. pieces "' INV
,f :, ,. vim /, =, n, ,i. rec in art, " sci
- ~" 4 '.'I' MIS-" =" ' az ~ ,,'' 49,. :. us
ci H ' h..'I '''' -; , fa $. am ~, i.i,.i H.
IF, ,an Jr., D. .ar- .cl or some o..,r laagise ~,
.A tlti i"l'-, ROY III, i,.7', t '' lee ...
c...'r t'ii i'' '"' 90 Ht'S a." 49,, ii . Irii IA
Ca' r. eoi sr, ,hr 'idi 10 81 m, ' @'l m ART,
or u.t .sr.Icr pa, an .,''aa - I'D a., i.,
10 ...> -.'"i "a i'iic ~ me- ,I'I'"'' OK 10, $50 ,,
gi,i. IA nch or German "iI DE- a'''ri il> az" ~ 49,.
TH, touis, Of Ia THchlH c1N ~ If. ' q ~ "
year b. nai 9"u thc Iiui-i' 49, H. 'l't ~ - u I'M
IL ~ e,nii -t i'ng i. ii " ~, ~ Il, J,,' p 80
adHis~i BE- Summation BIT "a d. ii d. jun "''" '' i
i,.s.t,c i... ga oil.
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Country.

A Boarding School for % Bows. .. Wlntllr"P
~ starr, a NJ" Port Chester "e'ieAes'ei o''n''' " -
LEXANDER INSTlTU IE-Mllllaly ho ~,
n nc s.lo1 White Plains NY. PrnciPl, o. NV MS fhH.
A UONFLIKE Boarding school for Young
- Rows 3. KINDS, \. 81. icmrsead J. l. s-"o Ct" s-'
THREW Seminary and Female College, Caiinel'
EPN y cor both sexes; rates I'tolap@' ss,tH, 1'
- M sIiu session Feb - GEO. G. SSH ia, y VI
nFAN COLLEGE and CONSERNAIO of
~ MUSIC Engnauton y. Y.FoE y1nag ia,e, ~ "a
quarter, including Hoai, sc. SPECIAL rates lot '""
Gi clrrgymtu Weekly class ~ fiqn,llt. =, p-,.it.rt
" H. a. FAT BISON. a NJ" FreN"'h'
FREEHOLD INSTITUTE, Freehold, Ne"
nov 8. q. CIiAm"ERs' Prime pal.
EANlLY SCHOOL, Berlin. Conn.-NHihOcr
1 limited root home Tor grown cnii'3 neI I.r, .
Nir, VisCHIIi. TreIatp .tN. ii b'' ~ W."
a. ray ur Dit ocJi pc .i0IscN A. ann MANY ptuo-,.
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Steamboats, nno hGlIron0s.

PE!lb Elph !, III" ~ i'"'.',' va va - -, ,f',itt
T0ET raves CItIafincs.p 80 and Bridgeport u
II r. IN.
BALTIMORE AND ONO RAILROAD
- i~ay" Ncw l"s nom loot o. ','ui''''' ana
40 a. ~. fnf WsshiurtoE and Tho west Richmond.
Ind M. south Pullman PaI4of iiOu Nrior
10 f. liimor and Washington, making close connection for
,ti .ufg Cincinnati LnuI. Louisville, fhir ago. &C.
D. ~ tor Wa.u ,ton, aud Tor E,lnpnd aul the south,
wa f,oonsyilr Pullman cars nom New" OH Ia Baltimore
ana Washington
8 H. NJ daiy for Washington The South AID Ncsf. fnn an =
eeirrs from sew YORK ~ Baltimore end ashnrion mar
for chicago, Cincinnati Louisville, -
LOUIS, pittsburgh, the NOnth ara ~ph est 'ohh ~ ~
wa.lng0a wt for nohhnrg. Florida New ORLEANS
and tie south.
IoTl call at Company On.cc a =
and l2lS roadway New York aud a 1bcAet ofCcs loot
Of Dohhrnsscsss: and JcIsey
Ask FOR I tickets VIA
BALTIMORE AND OHIO NAlLhCAD
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panciuo Aca0cmics.
Gc0thcrs.

ALL TEACHERS. SCHOOL OFFICERS,
y IAEI.%T~ auti o. Iit- have -Irrr Mag Daily
.a,toducti,r.. Address A&EE. Ed tAf!D%AL UNION,
~ .rac"ay.
sTDUCAriONAL BUREAU, 30 Union square.
lucaermrnts It fli f.acirfs. $50 large schools aud
iaiIE. rs. ANA hNHbAi'l' NIIsll T. .iAl"s'i'
LONERNE$~. Wanted situation IA GOV
rrIr.- 0rtt f,s companion uy fpIu- french willow
y If t.rt refinement ava uErycrp enable fcirtcur"
a 4. tu .id -nud society .ttA not 30 much "a
ME position Address Nnl' Di thAl rI5
~, 90. IuDlHr ti'r
AIRS. T.. Il. BTKNS, SCHOOL OF Pho
VI BIOGRAPHY. I3 Park row th"."ush training IN
I.U.c.a Iouic ~lor haul 'larso' taught Ia schools
ana i.ulrt
QUARTERLY ELOCUrlONl%r 81 Union
~ ,1uarr. Bach number. supplied ANA IAN'IA hiLdi
SsT\&TED-A Gentleman Teacher. to give
pg.n .u,re,. IHuu. ava French. Adde'S stating t"rh7
n. a.. Irih.ug D'ce.
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gn5trutilon.
Cit

City.
tNIHON GRAMMAR SCHOOL, 2j2 Madi-
~ tDi4tr. b.tUtcn I'D 't;i 100! lrifs 80
Co. 80 q. 10. Ia"rst. oi tuition have been reduced
ADVANCED GERMAN SCHOLARS can JOIN
r @ -lc'r .idiuV lad utlun class. conducted Ly
tn..pg- tsri'i -.' ,i'1I la terms 80 conf. i..soI
Mrs :. 10 VITO arir'r-J IT, y 10 Ir.gii q" t'- ,'.-
r,t +air 4for,~.. references c.tAaLe-. Ad
a. g.. Got va iIbiiI' r.Ut, l-s- Hrl1I"av.
MEXICAN KiNpIRGARTEN.--lhe I7th
"A 1tii wil begin NpNO<h. OCT ., ~ ~ Its t;d-s..
Al Tire FIo.ici Itces atyp.o1 10 American wants
A.Gt,y res sci of Mstc ,a., cheap and besuiifu
ranged tg sud '4,,icl oah loi Mss Coo school aud
isiIies supplied.
MANY primary schools m ssIous parts Of the cconuy
6.aI ~, for motLeEs ana Teachers afternoon,
demand FOR the hm'rcsn X ndorgar,cH syA;em "a
taught by u - Toe g. increasing f1Pidly
IHAEIlER IASIIIl'E.
GENITAL PARK. NETWORK.
BuAGbING AND DAY tHODL FOR BOYS from : 10
20 scnIf 90.
NIASSES IN GERMAN at u East 2Uth-st.--
u II0f uT'rO kUIHAI4 Of the lOyal NINA College al
hs .llifr fDuguc Nv Hadnes O beginners
aud asvarrst SCHOLARS. Hearing leads 10 spcakWG' Is
wirs practical E"e iHdFo ~ this IN
ant Iarsuasc an hs @ainrd Appi5 "r circulars
hR l.. SAUNEURs FRENCH TEACHING.
i Normal ,ias- for teachers also morning and evening
IOI ca ulaI1 apg ~ Iep ~ ~ est J1ti.s"
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DHiLADEIPHiA in Long BRANCH and
Tie NEWJEK~HY sorrHEHN hhLEoAp-lfIe
Uwtr than ~ o,irr ipt~ Commanding November -.
1870 leave N'WiotN nom fier North River foot ol Rec
t0I.
m for Philadelphia. Long Branch Toms River. and
NuclAn.
for PHILADELPHIA LoAg Branch Toms River Ware
town and Tuck rIiou. vs.. ~ den. Gen. Manager.
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Paris dispatches report the hNc per cent IN
rrntrs up to 1910. sight exchange GA L'. .sp
being quoted at 20.l1. The foreign eX,hins, -
Let hcfo was dull and steady al nominal ~ q
heInyy. Selling rates were not better il'll ".
and IA 81 Demand is reported light ami 0D'Ii. ~
only moderate Gold was duh and devoid 81 AZ ~
tcrcs. aud what transactions there were o nhs
about lOGiaa 1863. On gold loans tho enitt"f
Treasurer nud on S}2. 600 in coin interest on
public debt, and $4,000 IN rcdrmption oil 'a ~
bonds. The days business AT tac Gold jean NJ
p,rlment of the Bank al the state OF Ncy -
covered; Gold cleared pll53i ,OUci god Iaiaty No
81 .I53.7ss: currency balances. ~ ~, 49, ""
annex the principal quotations OF gold: ,nsS
10 '...lOd4 l.......-. lhO~ :. '''--..'' - "a.
Thu closing rates ior foreign exchange aie "''N