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Secures ano nleetlnas.
I ECTURES on Subjects connected with
MODERN ENGLISH LITERATURE,

JAMES r. Fields Of Boston antnor Of Under5rush'
seidays with Authors, and former EDITOR oi the Allah
tc NOntIly."
LECTURE G.-INrRoDuCroRY. The Importance 81 moro
eaIne,t regard ami study Of English Literature
METHOD oil study recommended Alfred Icnpyson' tho
sian AID the Poet.
LECTURE II.-Sydney smith and his Work in Life.
LECTI IIINlll words WORTH win Iiecoilcctons of
Lake County Of England.
LECTURE INChusOpher North, with Personal lsecoiec-
lions.
LECTURE V.-ThOmas Hood.
LECTURE NI-Charies Lamb and his Frienfs
LECTT Re NIl.WIam COwper aud bis Peculiar lnhuehcc
LECTURE Wilde Quincy the English Opium Eater
LCrJ RE- IXkeats and Shelley with tie Story Of lheir
Lives 49,, ~
LEC'li'KE XI-Fction-Old and New-ani IT'S Eminent
LEc. URE XII-Iiterary and Artistic society in London
Twenty-Five Years Ago
These Lecture. on Authors and Books consisting largely q
Personal ecopctiOus will De delivered use twelve,
four mar be seeced, as separate leeaIs lhe
whole OIL selections from, tn coua. have been gwen;
Boston Uuiyerisy IN Baltimore AZ te Peabody iusntutei
hlade IA, New IOtA, Wa-htugon tucinnAil thcaeo,
Hartford, springfield Andoyer kSeier ana ~ Amlrisi,
idms Dartmouth, SwarthmOre, Wellesley luts, AMI sew
other Colleges. Il Fields addre - - NO ~ sares.
TIL where applications Tor the All ann ant iitef
may be Mailed To him.
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Che Curt.

A FLEETWOOD PARK, NETWORK.
a. SATURDAY, SEPT -, 1877.
.GE.AT ArrRACTiON M m IL RACE FOR $1,000.
jObu Sulan. Newly ork names D. z hAht : IN harness
Chis & Green, Babylon, l. l.. names b. T. GREAT EAsr-
Elm. ulder saddle. -
Good lav good track. The fastest time ever made IN
this cit. De looked Tor from s' ccc lt n horses
HORS ~ wall De ALLIED n O'CLOCK p NJ.
Admission, 81
GATES Ii. BARNARD President
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4
reoue, vl reopen Ihcr school or yonns Ia les
ami children at 40 Jh-aVe. house IRON Washington
fguare on Wednesday, the 2 th 90 september
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6iluniions Uanieo-- Nlales


A USEFUL MAN and WIFE Germany, for
n cry country he IL competent gardener an" soe
oily field, farm cattle tic. VIE /. coos
washer general Homework milk butter etc.
needed both for low wages best 81 reeIenc tau Ue
seen d the PRDTE5TA 1T RU HEAU, l.is bth-aVe
COACHMAN.-Wan by single man, a sit
y nation coacbman and useful about the house, years
reference from last piece A. p, ii NsyeTiy pace.
5DLEASE give me some employment where l
! N chIl with can take entlre
charge store. and thorough and Systematic house
keeper; will anywhere thai keep my dafines
with MI Henry Zegeniuss. pastor OF Cilst
Church (Fpisc0pa POugkeepsie, and many 9th r. Ala t-s
MRS H. " care II CITY Editor Of The Sew Poughkeep
sic, \. y.
yH'nE ADVERTISER, sober industrious
American u good character and hsb IT, aged >, j. IN
want Of permanent employment carpenter panle clrk,
or Do COOL scholar and wOul useful IN siop,
Office store, anything that Offers Is th1routby &C
Grauicd with The city, PefmauenCt paramount O'cli
viii i1w Good city reference Please aaiess
INDUSTRY" Tribune Office.
WYATT Err and LADY'' MAID BY a re-
" Gently arrived couple the waiter under
stand, his duties thoroughly the VIE mad and eanstrs
and p trimmer also make ADJ oingert Gan
at JACQJ IN'S BUREAU No COZ 6ih2ye. FOR nice plac
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yTHE MISSES PERINE, No. 81 East seventy
/ lu-thst. on Central Park reopen Their Lngl and
French .o0i Tor Young Ladies ata CA lireh, sept 70
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Jnetrntllon.

Gdrssd lat IN srrrqi cadfng
pdpery bsfgg obgfpsd iudG The
ce IL THE TRBuNE--lW W. A. DEEgNO F1ncipdl Guindn0n
| a.. y dc1deDV.
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AgRs. FREDERICK JONSON

MISS AGNES J.. JONES
! will their T. CtlIsU. FRENCH ard GERMAN
/ BOARDING and DANSCHOOL for YOUNG LADIES and
CHILDREN, with kfNDERGhltfEN, Ne IL East 3Ist IT,,
I Gnrfof. Itnr
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Cost ano fonno.

Eost mo lonn0.
I OST-PASSBOOK No. 1O3,775. Deliver to
IL German savings Bank, CITY
OST-A POCKETB0OK, probably at Gil
more,s Garen on wednesday, September ~ containing
papers and money Return % CLARENDON hOIEl,
where good reward will be gwen
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For Vouuo, Iadies-Corintry
r1,vr ,,,,ro y0irNG LADIES' b.tyrcep the
y aat'o Y s' Is. nay share a.. unusual aiyaatases Of
rrvais Class ,ady enyi b a t1asi.s r .s y' .To
", /, -, I.'s -i, ~. a. , i@ ~ Il a.. ."'
looms Semay oF nc no {5sl tp F. . s,e
DROOKIYN HEIGHTS SEMINARY The
- Fan team of Tins 9a a7a goFT sfho e '9 5 a Ssa5f
30 .as aoa'asas,. i'F'ss'ra' ..a INV.
i3HOrL1iE 1.o, - - i5 i. s.a 1G - 81
Sln.er of sasaiars imt.I. tdlr,ss Mise FtESf
WALSH Pra,I4.. ....,,,..,, ,..., ,,,.,,-
HOfD4NIONN FEN Ne tOl l ~. -
r'--, &c.. a.. i-' tf,i ~ I tsr-flr i1ie superior
@.oaus osf' s-.,en c1ool ~ y'9r ainsn'e't Rev.
COOE-S COLLEGIATE inst. tor girls does not adj
y,riI,r ,l.r..,l,tv COOK. b. ~ Pom aseepse - s.
- ''''
NJ ~ - i, r .l vi lis tarng aal
Gay ,co /, qne , - i' i5 Sir 'T 10 ' Penn .',N
IVoTrAcF SEMINARY for Young Ladies,
y Po's.owe 1. o., -, = . failioa
li anal le E. r.. giles 'roa fa.a, ' q ;.l 10 man
90 57TNWG0D~ -.,oar,hue school for Young
Il LADIES AND LIT~r.! Girls p .1lev, las. .ie
Count, Macs Misses rJl;I.R tHA.trEEf. PRINCIPALS.
RLNIKA Female ColIegr-A frst-class college,
A. WIN rs Superior J s u, el5 sas -e 3 A
dress Rev g. ". GOV LES D Do f'.', h.a I'' No y
GOLDEN I'LL SEMI - i', {2tns, iayes
~,0TurC Hon ,c,,,,, p, lies school. stamford.
d 90 H. 1rt,y 90 Sl.,.es LIxsS & CHASE, principals
E;0l M Ne| i5ai 81. ' Fg4 80 LADIES
'.'r'a' -a'-la' i'7'. e..' ''' '''''.,,'
OAa in.ii' At., larry .''' n .S i,,,'',
s.ptl2. f.rr-rar aai','s si''sh. .9s,eA.s' fI'1'
HONE rChJDL ."r EoI ia, i @;. - az. ~
= . - rc.. ,re ,'a..r.s ,sr, s. a. 'BNFi,lE
~ 80, ~ ,.,.3,.,,, g., yf-o1f-N
81 AtN W. E ~, ~ ,r i%r All n lcs1f
~. t, tom, IN SIS address tie Secretary. 50 East
a,ll.si. sew Or.
with ample references adds ss tnc Fri:ci al s,,..or
......,.-., -,,-,,,,,,r my mn
HONE SCHOOL ut SUMMIT. NLn i'll
alna. az '9 e. trn n and aarg swap INV
'''''''' "''' sir.. J0hN D. SAVAGE
NONE CLASS. Boontou, y. j., one hour
from OK "A lady iigin- In een'i iai e .Hy
1 i arcdn oI ,cer. aaay heiifai and pa.-ut
sur.sanrin- horses ard carriages Tor daily exercise: pony
.' 30. ,,S> mum, H39, cGr l Vecbanics
h1rs "a Ab al. beautiful c, il M aad school
Opens I'd year SEPT II. Rev. ]. - - - y D.
h - M cfgtsn2er T. ~ "a 40 resi fooN1s
,,sI 80 p ,,',,,, ,,' n01pn1yG and DAY
M 100 ia NM 1ONt. .l(l w -. 60, So
w tlDJL or ipl 80, y ~, ,i,,.tn, 10 '
jersey wa De ie9pshel on "riles'l' ''D,e''e' r..
arps N-.-rT'- UnAR!TNt AND DAY
VA SCHOOL Tor Young Ladies' Greenwich CT Box
ISIS.
az lSS WILLIAMS SCHOOL worcester,
VA Mas'-for YOUNG Ia i,tf;, ~ "a, IrinI
,xD5 D0TV0UT7Sfs fIon,c ScbooI for Yonnc
~; az 'esinn ST. fhiiadcpHia Board aad tu,
ZION in English and French $500 per year.
HsDc VI = pNIKS'- FAMILY and DAG
~ 49, ~ - ,,s ana Ann. gfrls rsop.ns sep.
tember p New i.rni2.lch. ~.
Mss BULkLEl'N bOAk)lNU ana ,DAI
"a rtho0L ol lOihs la's i'i 49, az "tt.r mill
septsm6crL
. sr,J /, i,T ~ ,Drrpu pAN4 L.vin0 20
LOO l. - - IA t,+'ti tS,, 40 tp0rHG
AZ mover hei fNt-'' ~ 'it -
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DO EAST 50TH-ST.-Mrs. FROEHLICHS
80 English. French and German Boarding and q! school
for girls. and G. FltMAN and ENGLISH kiNDE GAiIEN
Tor children. reoens september 49, All pupils taught to
SPEAK French and German
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Mss ". A. CLABK.S


DUTGEBS FEMALE COLLEGE, Fifth-ave.
u F4 Term begins sept 2f. Examination. for admission
aud e.. silica ion sept. %. 10. send Tor caiau0ue
TTIOS. D. ID. President.
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paurlna 2raOemle5

DODWORTH' SCHOOL FOR DANCING,
"A. 80 6sI JTH-AVENUE
Private lessons during the summer
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SEPARATE DEPAHTiIENT FOR YOUNG BOYS.

Autumn Tern BEGINS WEDN E~DAY sept. 26.
addict the adjoining bu'iIiTrtO st. IOHn- Htret'e
tine scveTIl Gparucuts ~ the Hco are ga o.
and largr sunny fof "a kiN DEtFA@iEN serurei,
ic under the ~ experienced teacher Nll ~
Oclaher I. \ POST GRADUATE COURSE IN JIirrfsA
Literature, English La ratu - History Fine ATS and DINER
higher branches OF learning.
SCHOOL OF LANGUAGES-Under the d.
- reciior of SAUVEU e. Ph. D., IL o. author Of eau
series ayec nes 6icyes" "EEtr items SIR il Gramnalre
Ctc
FRENCH GERMAN. LATIN AND GREEK-Opens oct. p.
uamuhct announcing and describing the reformation ~
the study The ana modern lahgnase, ANA con
tanning The programme q sessions N New h0r. Brooklyn
aud s,y CIV and he names ~ the teachers, naN Oe
had r. W. CaTiste.s Ptams or FROM Dr. L. oll eur,
South Poland, Maine, n SVrt - aud at No liHJ Yrtad
way. after hat date. See he Nation
PRO-. TYLER tcs: " Dr. Lam ert @a1veu 5 y trutl
Pchaol Languages. which le has las bousht io
entire sitccrs u0 i3- it7 90 On ~
the reputation be hal previously Est d. Aef ia 10
has also made DceInni - % t4t aH
cation system 60 tlf ancient anElaetS Bis eNpri
ucnt the least deserve 81 De- laitHu and nt ,rd
1 rejoice tat IL is ls purpose Go make Ia mr. 4na l " - ~
York the coming iall AMI winter a9H next -tf
arsln in Amherst from what have seen ~ Die methods.
an the rqults already cd here. from what liv W
ro lips 81 his plans and purpose Tor t- ldfoi
and above an what know Of his ana nrhi- tS
nthgar cOqueuCc lecturer and hls genus anl '
thusiasu as teacher have ar confidence tA1' n DIS
hands experiment win he successful in the aucen in
guares. has already proved - De ~ucs nd h. ie modern
languages. W. -. ~ l4..it fIoicssof OF bIcch-
" AMHERST COLLEGE Aug. 25 l7s'.'
ain ne sentiments above expressed by Prot Tyler Che
undersigned hea. ulS cohcus;
90 ,,urcsr CorrreF Aug. u 14--."
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-.
For Both Sexes-City.
MR.. C.. c. MILLER respectfully announces
WI that viii Harmony. Composition and
at qf
MISS EDMONiS' BOARDING and DAY
wi SCHOOL, Tor YOUNG LADIES md cHILDnEN,
moihery care tie aim Of the school 81 29thst.
MRS. NJ. RODGERS GRTFFITTS, No. %
IVA West 4Sths VIII TeoPsn her Y ENG ~ EkkNS ga
CHILDREN, on Wednesday. september 26
MRS. KITTIE BRODHEAD R0EBBELEN'S
"a HONE AND DAY 70 For H9wNG rADlt ia5
Boys-EDgsh. French aud Grammar-reopens septembe2i
MISS SPRING. ENGLISH AND FRENCH
W. day sehee for ycnGg laes ane eEn ~ E $os %
Send for circulars Miss spring can be september
X from 10 a. m. 10 p m
Mars. WILLIAMES, 26 WEST 39TH-ST.,
and PAY SCHOOL Tor YOUNG LADIES aud CHILDREN
taees secured to he preparatory Department.
MIR. OTTO w. FUETTERER, (GOettingen
IVA University H59oyeI many speSTns aSgu ga
Ct private pupils German English ana 9l4sscs II desired
TERN. u University place.
MISS HAINES AND MILE. DE JANON'
VI BoARDING AND PAY SCHOOL,.
VIII reopen on Thursay. seutemher 2, at 10 Gramorcy
EoYs CLASS AND nfNDERGAitrEN. OCTOBER !.
AYADAME C. MEARS,
MILE LOUISE SEE.
ENGLISH, FRENCH and GEEMAN BOARDING a-d
DAY school. for YOUNG LADIE AMI CHILbhEN, No.
222 Ma'sonave, Win reopen On WEDNESDAY, sept % 1917
MISS JAUDON'S
w YOUNG LADIES' BOARDING, DAY SCHOOL ard
EINDERGAETEN,
No. b FAST 3lST-Sr.
viii pen THURSDAY, September ~ Young ladies' pre-
pared oT the Harvard examinat ons.
MRS. GARRISON,
w Assisted ~ Miss THUR5TON,
VIII reopen her BOARDING and DAY SCHOOL. tor
YOU Nc LADIES ANUCHiLDREN,
no. 81 W 81 s7IH II EFT, NEW-YORk,
On WEDNESDAY. Sept. 90 ,KINDEBGARTlN, oct /.
Circulars sent on apil c&ton
- -. -.
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a WEST THIRTY NINTII-ST .-Miss Anna
- Brlckctt ana Mis- IDA " t9ts school for 81 fIon
suy cole r university desired. For circulars and fail
lDiol nat apply above.
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Jnstrnctlpn.

TRIBUNE Advertisements pay b,tsr for school
purp0ses than those or paper hare crr ParoH,<sd-A
3. VAUGHAN, heHHch square, Pun
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,ons an r,,rrenf issenss, 70 atses ~ , 1'r anV
re- .1rS inquiries rare tS s,v ,rj>rs
ne - ~ ~ country kGpn9 reached ne oi s III -
yOTur TgIBISE II had bodra,n9sos0gS a CoIIE Pre-
teg ne SshooL No POI Broad'rGv Nc0 forN
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Bv JAMES r. FIELDS. Of Boston antnor Of Under5rush
~ steIdays with Authors and former Eoiior oi the AAh
ttc MontuV.H
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MUSICAL INSTRUCTION.
TIE f HOWARD NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. AND SPEAK

THE HOWARD NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. AND SPEAKING.
Mr.. HOWARD has discovered method for framing the
voice entirely distinct from any heretofore III nH -
possible bodily 10 e2ln nt
ydua separate control Of Z the muscles which
nd Doudeuty tt Hci
ing. such acc red ine yocbox OF iafnN
That Uh Tie vocal effort added ilc
ty lv od iu check aud The natural or
functional rlCess D., allowed To- assert itself
this Idly gain thIeoiod toW I
f'cile execution ami beautiful natural qh,uiN vi ~
voices apparently orthess, with weak or ho
tones DrukD scale and painful delivery nn ne sIrtN
restored 90 f'ssI0u2i service.
Later express acquired not b. ar
hrary iusstluce an eNhorai0n, hul oY ana5tc ana pro
grrssive exercises.
-" Though studied macy AMI spent many ao
The W. iio"
Tcsprat aud IIguXiCl Efforts done nor of
ny voice weeks than Iul~rrs d. - years
Lessons ssuilv given BY il amply proved ny
many powerful testimonials.
Al mail call in person for pamphlet crtuaf or
40 Music Room, 81 Un1n-sq tower Beuan0 80
tween and .. N.
NEW-YORK CONSERVATORY Of MUSIC.
y Offices only
No. 3 Fast litiisI, % door cast of 'thaye.
luc TTnTatcG HbJ)
Subscription hooas low open day and evening.
DHONlC SHORTHAND free ut Cooper Insti-
tute. Private lcssousby Mrs j. a. Burn nj 80 Pan row.
Dolocars Commercial college LIB Bway near 20 t.
DHONOGRAPIIY-W alworth's Photographic
Institute, 80 East llst. 'N hout DOUBT The best place
to learn Photography mthe United STATES Munsons Pho
OgIaphic Ncws.
CT. NARY SCHOOL for YOUNG LADIES
y ard CHILUEEN no. 5 East lost, VIII recpen on Non
day. september ~
CT. johns SCHOOL.
> BOARDING AID DAY SCHOOL FOR YOUNG
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DONAY COLLEGE, l,1o3 Br0auW3Ns De
Ii tween asa and 44thstSA select Cathohe anu rassss
$3.50 az fhc 18th september. ALFRED ~ ~ T.
Hs President for seven years OF tha late - LOUIS
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tEIlE INDUSTNIAL DRAWING SUHUUL on
the General society Of Mechanics ami 1radesmcn will
open evening se-o'~ Hll, 40. 472 Broadway
on MONDAY EVENING, october l. 1877. 10 $50 o'clock.
Tuition architectural lreebaud drawing by
ahIo Oh tracLeIt.
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3lluauousss Uauleo--fc maIes

N'URSE.-By Protestant young girl 70 take
y clre Of ably grown children city or country ref
creme. Cal at No -07 West 2othsL
4 URSE-By a first-class Scotch Protestant,
< WHO tfofoushiv understau 81 am lnanti brings
up on the bottle; reabl aud can Dee recommends y
who can De seen biu al No ooo vt-
IL p
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w Assisted by Miss THUR5TON,
VIII reopen her BOARDING and DAY SCHOOL. t0l
YOU NC LADIES ANUCHIIDHEN,
no. - W 81 s7IH II .EEF NEW.YORk.
On WEDNESDAY. Sept. 90 ,kINDEfGARTLN, oct
CpsllaTs sent 0u
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gIoi servants Tor ct aEl country AZ NF HNh'ei
wages Good reliable help Of altA good 60 - 40 &c
woraels, German gTs Ge 10 sat All ~ me Fo IL NSf
itI,.AC a., l3S Gtil.agc, above luthst
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a. M AcSaeny
For Boys and Young Men-Country.
HONE SCHOOL FOR BOYS.-A limited
nul het Of boys reee we'd IN The family o. GEORGE W.
Technology. ry applicants for
"' For ere direct 10 Concord, Mass.
JAMESBURG q. j. INSTITUTE for BOYS.
~ The aim is solid education. English OF Classical NJ
KIND CARE.-'Thorough Teaching. 10Th year.
BENJAMIN mAso GaIs'i B6 aGasG1i SCHOOL FOR
BOYS
Fits for College Business;
Ngorristown. n. j.. Boarding-School for Boys.
vi 3Omles from NcwYork Rev. sly. HOWELL. a.
MIR. YOUNGS CLASSICAL and ENGLISH
va SCHOOL for I9gs tstabl shed 1854 and pleasantly
sSpitm6 S4 To- G'''0" ''' -'''' y " ~ = ''O''l
MT. PLEASANT MILITARY ACADEMY,
'A slhC at ss 81 5,t9H y yoH BOYS
The course Of instre ion embraces The following ,6 de-
aca, English studies, aHd Natural Science classes are
tlMonrhly Organized Military Department Ring school.
SSEsDaY. sept O. BESI1NiN 3 ALLES. Pri1c'pais.
PEEKSKlLL (N.YJ MILITARY ACADEMY.
4 Opens september - s-ud for circular
DENNSYLVANIA MILITARY ACADEMY,
i@ srsands 0qiSF sP%P%o ,. TSeF9Fe rg e
ssSal5I aPSy to o. NJ h9GAR r. Ei Sp p;s assqs
pIVERVIEW ACADEMY, Pouehkeepsie Ny
EtClasicaC Commercial Military best IN Az zee prospcctus
DEV. II. \. HOLBROOK's Classical and Mill
Ia tsry SCHOOL Spx sing y Y NcNt term begins sept II
IDEALLY GOOD BOYS SCHOOL-Two va
IA afcies send for circular A = VAUGHN kennneh
Square, Penn.
DOCkY DELL INSTITUTE-A boarding
"a sro, fr bows Lime Ecck conn. Reopens september
T. Address j. II. uRLBURf PRINCIPAL
DUTGERS GRAMMAR SCHOOL, New
"a BrtusU c J. lOSth year begins 81 p' H. ~ ms -
bay = ven college. Prepares Tor college sr"nihc sc1oo'
OF business twenty b0arlels - ....,.,.,. 49,
C,TEYENS INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY,
> IIor0Rcn, n. IA school NJ Mecl inc tHc neelng
catalogue other Information, address Hmm Nun
Ton, President as Az Ns.
~. GEORGES HALL for BOYS, Relster
> tov salti more Co. Md-Adyjntags accommodations
situation and climate unsurpassed Terms se 10 FoOU per
war. prod JAS q. KINEAE A. H. Principal
TA9RYTOWN N. y IRVING lNSII-
I TCTE.-A classical and commercial boarding scnoJL
Rfop-us September H.. seed or cirrulat -
4. AIIAGNAC d. A. ROWE, Prn@paiS'
rEHE CHANDLER SCIENTIFIC DEPART
NFNVo' yarmouth coll e. pes les its neral course,
df-ilrd % FUN ral ttlcIlns "u ~eifnic tl-
or com. cfion with the lhlvtr school ne Ii"tl li l
complete g civil trin,rIuH io h iplu UT Ia
country: lowe Entrance exf'rif'i)l August ~
Address Prof b T.. HuGGLE-, l4anoVef, w. d.
VONKERS MILITARY INSTITUTE
4 fsffna.lng boys. utci gent healthy, CHRISTIAN men
BENJAMIN hA~JN. Boz 81. 80 fohAs.a =. J.
YOUNG MEN privately Fitted for College.
Z 1.rt.
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Continued from sixth Page
,,,,,f,o,a, % a.trey1iss in TnE TRIBUNE.
and . an , Ir 81 inquiries Rare ben Ener9s lily
W e T, o GsSg f SoarSns ssct oaid e"a
Sspsi 1dert, 81 re sey g sy6Sa,oSv Seo York
ya a'ory Srient'He school, No l1o' h,O'-''
For Bows and Young Men-City.
DprpARATORY SCIENTIFIC school,
Boaagay 18th ~, ysi dr D senGc Schools or techn
si3i ,.ss A. COLIN late Engineer Corps U : NJ
c., , iiips,'-ls.or A. naval Academy. -----
n0VNY COLLEGE, 1903 Broadway. be-
X ss 4sa and IlthstS-A select Catholic and Franco
American boarding and DAY sehooi LOT fS Fn J COTE
Teo.eP or s r seven wars Of tho late 81 Louis college
DTADING IN FIVE WEEKS Or NO PAY l,;
IL Csss now session from Ga 20 II daily ana "'"
Yearly CLASS ron TO ad yer
&c, oei on to and from school .,o - - :, var.
YEARLY CLASS FOR BoYs-JUNIoR-io TO "a years
is obvious that il WIN yGlfi reTg Is 4 Rev
send tsr cTc1 and What Sc said By lsnest authority
q, In tel Stsssob v parenta respous pie Is 70
yels,,sa. S wsfs and BY BY FOR 1r, Yourself ely
'' r. ID KELLOGG, zoo 6,haye. OPP. Res'r'ors square.
OF LOUIS COLLEGE, No. 1914 West 38th--
- ga select French catholic Boar'sg and pay school
foindsd BY Rev Pere Reaay Purls are ,aush' 10
Opens IL i7DA T. S'p'''.JjoH JOHN P BRoPHY. President.
UTUE UNIVERSITY GRAMMAR SCHOOL
to 3iys T6ens ePt Pr%Uy GommeTcH5 ana 9s-
sea N NJ itonhN, w j. Nhn Al. iii-''ii.'0-
T,HE COLLEGIATE SCHOOL, No. 70 West
| 59d st corner 6th-sve Ny Rev. HENRY BCnAFlN
~ D. PRINCIPAL The 5St school year begins sept H. lo
rs i fol Tor college business. primary oe arlrhl
es al tuition reas0 ble. send FOR circular DE- Ch$ln
nav he tho Sceool Roous from TO NJ daly.
VHE FIFTH-NVE. SCHOOL FOR BOYS,
4 Nos .39 5tI and - fi.th-ave. 4Jth-.')
THIS APPROVED SCHOOL FOR BblS
~ .u AGES Will reopen o. M. MONDAY Soptem.
Ter L. Callers re- owed after september rom tll
~ a N ana 3 o. 80 p ~. +. y. GIBBENS (HarvardJ
d. BEACH. JR. Nae)
UNIVERSITY of the CITY of NEWIORk,
vsshuct0n 81 Departments Of Ats and science
oen " ,neslay. September 49, Candidates VIII be exam
if4i I'd E-DAN. September j., az N-'u a. ~ 80
~ HOWARD CROSBY, Chancellor.
w W. RICHARDS will open a Private,
w Classical and english school september IL. corner.oi
en- ave and asa Nuabc aited 10 D. send for circular
XVrM. H. LEGGETT'S SCHOOL,
W l2ls uroadwav. one door below Othst schooi year
baeius SEPT. II. Residence - Fast SlstsL
For Young Ladies-City.
OCUST HILL SCHOOL for backward
.,f. ana those delicate Tor ihe usual methods
Of rju,ation Circular Of Mrs. ROBERTS -S3 4th-ave.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-09-22
For Both City.

TOr BOtn GtNtS-NIIY,
A MEXICAN KINDERGARTEN
- aud NORMAL TRAINING SCHOOL removed 10 he
large airy rooms 80 est ilturar 9Th ave. i. Y. Miss
u. coz Principal VIII begin 18th year sept. p.
Kin. material cheap and beautiful General
pacDt G2i Broa1Way Send For illustrated staiogue.
CARLISLE INSTITUTE, No. 65S LeXing-
y iol syr.-fngsh. French and German boarding and
Day school young ladies' and children ReOpons Scptom
Der IO.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-09-22
For Boys and Young Men-City.

nHEp ARAJOKl StIEN IT 70 - -, -,
~ broadway sixth year begins S,penDgi a. ecbg
-, advantages for caudsaitS o ,,, 60. NJ = n
gu ,ofessops A. COLIN, late Engineer C"Ips = . ~"
-. I....-.s.llr ~ NaVal AClienY
Bismarck tri-weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, D.T. [N.D.]) 1875-1881, 1877-06-11

What Clerks haveto Contend Will.
A Washington writer has been visit
ing the dry goods stores, and relstes his
experience as follows: 2a&
presume clerks in stores, male and
female, are human beings, and l don't
think people realize what they hsye to
contend with-trying to please people
that the Lord could not please, putting
up with the whims Of every idle per-
son who has few minutes on her hands
that she does not know what to do with.
/ have been in stores here and seen
women come in that was morally GER
tain had not five dollar bill in their
pocket, and ask to look at goods, The
obliging clerk commences to show
them, and to the best advantage; they
discuss the different shades, poke their
parasols at piece on the highest shelf,
which the prespiring clerk drags down,
and presently they say, ''WelI, l can't
buy anything till the first of the month,
but Pm looking round" then leaves
the unhappy clerk to put everything
back. Now, / don't suppose am aug
worse than the rest Of human beings,
but am confident that should retire
under the counter and say my prayers
or do something very religious.
Bismarck tri-weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, D.T. [N.D.]) 1875-1881, 1877-06-11
Fort Pierre Freiehts.

= Referring again to the Ft. Pierre route,
Since our article in the issue Of the z5th
ult.> we have been informed of many cases
of shortmimings by the transportation
company that has been and still is giving
through bills of lading. We hear of mer-
,chandise shipped from Pittsburg. Pa,
March 28-two months ago-and another
B.L.given in Chicago April 7th-52 days
-and still no tidings of their having left
ing representations that in all probability
they will forward through from Chicago
10 this place in from 20 togo days. We
ask the question, is this fair and honora-
BILE way of treating our merchants p
Deadlvo0d Times,