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, 1877-03-24

a. barno bcen assumed in ths hopa OF facilitating
~. rrnnfnT .vsv r. a shancn nrrsrnted itaeif.
sn.eisI nrent stsvart was n"t deceived b1 il and
ssat sh,es men via him to ths iiarah.ls oalee.
tiro.s. csearr Il IA msintY nttributabie Ia cns.
ION which Eli nreyniIed il the Nsr,hars onjee for
= long time, through which persons under bill and
et Seen heard Of again A. soon ' A. 49, = man Ia
ieen hid to bail ii Ia been tho practice to allow
shat @ he NAV NAV ~ sen nj ont far bondsmsu Fiji sassd
taking 4 prisapcr 10 tho iii I'D bringing him
street. Marshai Iirup Ia, ,as.eI criers to stop
thla Hereaftcr tao aecHesd viii he at once locked
m, ana ,xh"n t1,rr smYritc. coma In he viii he
sen,t for II INV n,o,e men escape unior Marshal
iiiijrup's admiaistratoa 6 will not be bio fault
r,sTs "''~''~" "''A ''~
Mow IT IS ros.,nIg ron 4 man TO STEAL
M'en W ssr. srSctsl Srcnf steWs1t renI,rs
tSat whs ron,nI,int IL received, il IL necessary
n M, amt Whether thc larreny has been committed
Var ~ s"s When theso nsricnfAf COMPLAINS wefe
, 1877-03-24

NJ. on,a rr.~ ..+r,,oJ t,-o trna b,1,. xsxtn,.
dsf. --..
Austin Doyle, Clerk OF the Crlailnhl Conrt was
m tina sfck lIst Yesterday and confined 10 t1ig
home.
took look through the JsN Iss.asdsy, and !
squlnt At the Plkcs. Of course.
fof An ouposinnity 10 draw Is d dsy ~ supesjn:
tsndant 81 thc Cuuft. .House. Tbey viii press their
ciutnas in lew days.
~, ,4.r
Ca3et-Cief3 EnnhlnRnam. o. tne snefut once,
who nas ocea taea uP Masa fnenmatsm ios severn!
ssys ss; s.pse,s T. .sks lii pissa x x. dsss '"
a.Attorney Reed had his drst case In
tho Criminal Court yesterday yiucs tho expiration
Of als 0ics: Neither his ytEor nof ausccss NJ; sp
comm,,.t.n,,, uecanr,v and c,.nr, calI.a IN
pks ri The jal yesterauI md iound tha old gentle.
man 1t dinner. .Their, visit was ona Of cnlIoslty
b bim Gefes. isa;(ns' S 3' ''s A'0 -pp'a ''1p "''A
,v.r,.... oa.,.... ~ a.. cos. .,,,,. ,,.~,...
~ Eli Sse werns Sn ~
r. med nt r. cu:t1a, Arstset
Egan nss lsaaeu nis eocs tha. sasy Muss sske tno W
ieedy In place.
to-day that the conduct Of McaeaI s ion In dig
gng he ;ttees aGoana Tic 9.'
consent xnuld act no tolerated; IT, reply wsns r
buck thnt Y thc fatufe tho eonseaeeo" would DO
@s1S h. eGes,eeti nsmes,.to n,,tx 40 inclined.
coan., sSa'S cssx. &C oes Eesn a.ses s a.. q q IT,
BE- North Sids constsbic. mi WuItolph Huhbaaa,
smother deputy, has long 6oen announced A. i
candidate Tor city Clask. They hare mora an1iety
int them
n..n,..,o, ,x,, ~,.t.,a,x u,.,..a ~. co,,t,
.n,Sn1s,ss hv W" r., ayo1 .r"st soar ianss
, 1877-03-24

ttpot, "nsent petnAps' might % "of'a5 u poS
''ihave made an inspection Of the premises
nnown and won'o aepos' d;nx - s1,.
strs.t. +ade, vim ir,ps!ieet dts!a.es: Ths e.a.e
under The building, thereby. causing Al ths
ws s ,
or three teet tho entire under Pattion ths bald.
!ns Tws 5sys .nfs AZ opening ws: nas M ,a,s r The
va. teft sediment of grease, -ste., covering no
gs5sss: a building Wy q Gess
charge on tho surface Of Tho groMnd."
AID. rEAnsoNs $500.
q Alderman + teaSs4eed hi lin 9assssy nsst IL ws,
awakened that might about !. O'Clock hy h!s noml;;
na.or., md informed Of yhst t.d Hssn done. and
itat he can aed trouble ahcad. and IL wonld 30 W.
st'ns IN @ to ytsd up ths sys thrsef ils
Xas'sa sna fs'ins "s gS @ a as no@
nations are being given to men who arc in no wise
ntted ioF ths pess,o1 sna who son hnss no 70
ssss'"'e, s.:s !e'es ,Ssa = .Ss si:eo:.i Of @ s ,$s
AZ IT. i sn sro o = asd
in tho Council, and iuaannuch - h1a constituents
have - much q ssta 70 him that they have the
bin power 10 manage tht Affairs Of ths city wisely
ead ws apd e..,!f the s,ee Il Alass's q ths b,
tllst Wafut as set oouna 10 5lesa 70 INC desNeSo
The people.
SEWER GAS.
Tht Committee on Health and County Relations
met in tho City CLERKS olce yeste rtay, and took
up communication in REGARD ia eeweF'E Eas and rs
management from man namsd Hughes. who
wanted 70 tsy an Invention on some Of ths sewers
wss deferred iii thc Comm!sslonsr OF Health should
b consulted. Tho reaolut on introduced scne
time ago bJ Aid. White calling for An lnsestga-
tion y 10 charge. made sons month: .Ro by Dt;
certain Aldermen, among them Aid. White. wns
taken up. The Consralttee considered the malter
onee befofe. but they bad no basta 10 work upon
and no one appearing for prosecution or defense.
the Committee Recommended that tho resolution
b. placed on 1lte. 1t was however, rrcnmn,1tttd.
And yesterday no ons appeared fot tho prosecution,
Of TMx IHtnuxk that pr: Mcvtckar then said that
lIe. White, had once blackinaflcl tho men Lander
and 1eethes, who held scaxengae conteactA under
tho city. deal Of talk va lndalGed In. and Aid.
Willie produced two afldasits ffnm the eLovs-
named ntsa set.tng fe,th thst thsy had not known
Of the charges sforeaaId. Tbs Al,lermsn thetenpon
astod tie comu,tstea to submit report exonefat-
ing him and tho Committee will report In accord.
apce with the facts.
, 1877-03-24
some Of The converts were then introduced by

Rome Of The CONVERTS were then introduced by
Mf Latfimcr,
Mr. Jo,es said he had wandered 80 far from
chrst IL intempesancc I'D .In that he vas itre.
Savior 10 conquer Its sppctise, but without avail.
Ie had slxnsd pledges y van md 4 one time ~
ine into tSe tempe ranre etins one iay. ho went
away resolving not to come again. lint !he spirit
Of tod brought hIn. back. ana he found Christ aa4
tiod for saving him. Would that he bad come to
Jesns long before.
Mr.. Alexander told how he waa led 70 dr!nk
Scotch whisky. and play cards when hs wat II
years Of nge. ffd was an occasional dranker for
Abont eight mnnths aeo. after \ spree, he asked
Christ II g!ve him strength 10 stop entlfel3 And hc
had no desire now for strong drink. He had &C.
cericd Chtlat, ana since his reformation he had
ncwcd pleasant relations with hle family md
fr!ehts. u any one would ask God for strength
they won1d be able 10 stand Tic asked tho pray
err Of ull chststlans for tho poor deunkards who
sleep in the lodging houses.
.'Ila11otntah tts DOM. y VAS sung.
Mr. Woodward said foe ten Jcars he had drnnf 70
, 1877-03-24
A FemAls Physician Takes \ Prize 1t HAr.
ward.

pFoTldS1E4 10yrN0I.
Tho medical faculty Of Harvard University
offered last year the boylston prize tor the best
essay on The Question Of Rest for Women.'"
TIC graduates Of any mpoIcal school were al-
] pape9. " were re oiiefsi Tor e. cxam,aatiop. m wss
not, however, any MASCULINE contestant who
carried Of the llot!ors, fur the prtze was won by
Rrs. Dr. rutpau.-lacUbs, who, II will be renahl-
seseivlaE ] @ gold meiai iron, tic msdtsai FAULTY
Of Paris as tho prlze. Dr. .Putnam-Jarobl'A
essay has excited 10 much intereat, both Oh ac-
count Of thu subject on which It treats and tho
.snI pss,sntato o. the eas t4at It. WI!
by the addition OF reports OF many analyses
and experiments by tha author, and fac SMILES
u QIty sphycnuguphte drawings, showing tho
variations of ths pufso In different patients, and
condition.
, 1877-03-24
THE CITY-UAIL.

Nofth'Town Collector Ieinpel yesterday handed
into the City Treasurer IS, 465 OF delinquent taxes
uf 1876
,ox
Tbs IfeasafeFs fece'pA Jestetoay were 81, teo
from tho Water Department. and y, Ito from nils.
eo'aneons sources.
raon whu ,1r,tr. IN tnytst thai nn,npnt in limo
sn,...,ss.ss.. W.. ;" '.~' 80 ~'-As
Fesehu''"aff"nIs'
J.W. DorJcn took ont permit yesterday to
h,,,ld a onr,.torv rs,rtacr.shon o5Yt,5 9net. an
r." ~ ~ ~~~o9 A'ssS VIZ
"es1 Lake, HeaF Aooey A'1ee1
Tho city yesterday paid ont about 800. 600.
ssts, rH,t"."s -. -. sa..s .,n..s. 49,, INV ~
@ese'a' Ne''"nal o@a4 eoooe snonsos "so'
CITY Attorney Tuthtll EAtned another substantial
xfctnrv Thursday far Tim city In IN. casn of Mary
,..' -. ~ Wv ~ v. ~ =. . ~ ss.s
iotk. Ine suss was ons orouHht r. neeoset toI
eamages s4s!o,nea ~ on III ssoo"ak ~ 'ns
Eosh4! e! IenttV assnaq anu nenaJ sMsGL ~
Mnien liA Aaa! pe9kG aeF asa. nae saca tof s4ot'
w. aHo "as a"s'uea sAoo'
Tho now cases Of scarlet fever reported yester.
day weTo ut Noe nO3 HrIQwlcI street ilJ Huron.
II! Hubbard, ia Frcnt 3Do Wcst Congress, i7S
nasber. yo3 West jackson two caaesl, a3e ts9isF'
y, lN ogt1flg, !iH Nottn nay. sofnes ol Ih!rty'
nus NO csses o. ase.h ffom tas alssaae Msse 70;
ported yestsFosfs Fwelfe aeaths have occurred
th!s ~seK'
, 1877-03-24
DEATHS,

Pil1NNRf-At wa.hlastun. D. G.. March -
Of scarlet fever, cassle. yaangest dAugbtnr VI 7.
W. Phinuey, KsQ., Of this city.
NAWrlN-on March 70, II o0a West Jackson
It,. VI scarlet isyeE, Warrea Gfeig, infant son Of
usosYe q. and JuliA X. Masttn aged Is months
anu ~ dar&.
WEpER-MAseh 70, Of Inflammation of the
brain. Wazzsn. belofsd son Of Hilllau W. and r.
Wsbe1. III.
Funeral from shslr Eesldsnes, 1ts South Park
Nv, AAssh ~ ak : p. M.
.k#-gh,lsdsIphlA and Ie0fexof, Iowa, papsn
plsaao copy.
CURnloAN-Asseh a2. Edward car,isap, At
bis Residence. VI Lazfsbes.st, aged ~ years.
,s9 g. Ii s haSsi'; o,:1i; ct: o, r. S,m,as Z
Illinois.
~ New York papess plsase copy.
DRULINER-Match u, u 4al South clsrk-sL,
Of scarlet f0yer, lhol. aged II year, dAuKhtss of
David L. and Euaies DEutlnsF.
PAEssLEn-9f Inflammation ct ths brain, on
Thupday, March ~, 1t his residence, 1877 Wsst
la44anA.sL. Luals Passslss, ST., aged 67ysass and
naaAthA.
The lansssl will t.ks ptaes from biz residence,
1877 West indtana.st.t euadaJ, st l1.3Q o'elock,
" St stephens church. thence " Calvary by CAT.
llaxet. Friends OF tie "a -nilI 4ts 4ny!tsd. =.
tH-NsS aokk ana ghllAaslp la papers Plsass
s9;V.
, 1877-03-24
A DOG that Can Speak Several Words.
HArsfkH4,rl TTMsa

There Ia gentleman In tokn selling 4 little
book which 10 calls ths " California CaIculator.h
The manner in which he secures an audience Is
novel and highly Interesting. Ile has with him
very sagara0ua spaniel dog which 10 addresses
- though hs wess = lnost learned Individual.
talk aud In fact II Is claimed be ran asticulate
several worsls lIstluct enough to be understood.
llo u certainly tho most instructive specimen
Of tho brute creation that No have ever seen. :,
, 1877-03-24
M 1CALs
MEDlCAls
To C0NSUMPTlVES
lNvALlDs. AL

WrNCnEsTER'S IlYPOrHOsrHTTE or
LIME AND SODA will promptly and radically
enre consumption and absolutely prevent ita
davelopament In all casds Of Prsdispoaittou
or threatened attack. For WEAK LUNGS,
CHRONIC DROSCif1rjA. GENERAL DEBILITY.
NERVOUS rH0STRATlON, DYSPEPSIA Or lXDt.
GEsT10x, LOSS OF y1nOH and APPETITE, and
4ll dtaeases arising from, POVERTY or THE nLOOn,
WlNCMESTEfrs I1YPOPIIOSPI1ITE OF
LIME AND SODA II 4 SPECIFIC, boia1 una.
qualo,l AZ = TlTAL11ING TONIC, and BnAly.
NERVE. and BLOOD FOOD.
Price, a1 and - per bottle. rreparad only by
WIN0HEsTER l. co., Chemists,
Sold by DYusgists. SO JohA.at., Nsr rort.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-04-20
ClAIRV0YAWr PHYS CLAN.

MFRS. DR.. p. f.. STEPHENS. THE
WI greatest astrologist. clairvoyant physi-
clan and test medium OF the nge has arrived
and can be consulted at her rooms on South
Main street, nearly Opposite Bishop x Car
~penter's livery stable. Past, present and fu-
ture Faithfully dclineated. Special attention
given to the afflicted. Charges r~casoable.
apf-lm
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-04-20

DELINQUENT SALE NOTICE.

DAMS HILL CONSOLIDATED MIN
N ING CUMPANY-Location Of princi-
pal place of business, San Francisco, Califor-
mia. Location of works, Eureka Mining Dis
trict, Eureka county. Nevada.
Notice-Ihere are delinquent upon the fol-
lowing described stock, on account of ASSESS
ment (No. - levied on the 2oth day OF Feb
ruary, 1877, the several mounts set opposite
the names Of he respective shareholders. as.
fnllnkyG.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-04-20
DELINQUENT.
Delinquent Sale Notice.
CONS0I.JnATEn

" X. CONSOLIDATED MINING
he Company. Location of principal
place of business, San Francisco, California.
Location of works. Eureka Mining District,
Eureka county, Nevada.
5FN oti 70. -There is delinquent upon the fol-
lowing described stock. on account of assess
mont ievied on the 2jth day O. February,
1877. ths several apounts set opposite the
ma ncs % the respective shareholders, US foi-
lows:
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-04-20
Friday. the goth day of April. 1877,

at tho hour Of one O'Clock p. NJ, Of said day,
to pay said delinquent assessment thereon,
together with costs OF advertising and ex-
penses Of sale.
W. W. TRAYLOR, Secrotpry.
Office Room NO. 81, N.vadu Di4ck, NO. 800
Montgomery street, Saa Frabcisc Cali
fornia. ap4id
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-04-20

And in acc0rdance with law, and an order
of the Board Of Directors, made on the Goth
day Of February, 1877, 50 many shares CT
each parcel of such stock ms may be necessary.
will be sold ut public auction, at the office Of
John Middleton * Son, 70. 80 Montgomery
street. San francisco, California, on
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-04-20
gonday. TIE soth day of april. 1877,

At the hour Of Il o'cloek NJ. of said day, to
pay sdid delinq ent assessment hereoH. to-
gether WIN costs If advertising and expenses
Of tho sale. b. y. MINOR, Secfeia airy.
Ufice: Room No 40. Nevada Block, No 800
Montgomery street, san Francisco. Califor-
MIA. apIitd
New-York tribune., 1877-08-22
A BOARDING SCHOOL for YOUNG MEN

n and BOYS: ,.., .,. r,,,,,. Mil. po,,
Twelve nies hy ran from 3lsI and Chestnut STA hila
Bq@, IayS5 I s@s MI ths az & %% %% q q ~ se
Judge Geo NJ Van H9esrn Of NsaiGrt or, ssyS % shof'-
ledges Media Academy affords ne De- as' ~ = 49, g.,
Charles q. Leland g. Hans Bcitman Says; ~ is an IN
stituu0n iktd by pupils o. vel as parents , a. . . ,
rational IDEAS O training c0mbue 10 MAKE that Wholesome
mental neral and physical atmosphere Which Is 80 necessary
The Rev John I1ng says "Your attention to The dues
t,llisrat' choice Of Parents ana guardians"
non IToics v Cooper President Pcnnsylvauia Senate
i'm every way suited bog any college. The Principal
ana lis assistants wen known eiucs-ors" ~
year fOT boarding washing gar, schooling DOas, &C.
Ia, able quarterly. No extra charges. students admitted at
advanced DacSwa,d pus Ten insi!ue;ofs Two grad
uate0 Of yae College fGT picture q pnidg aI1 ercnisi
H. Media Penn Media has seven churches aad temper
suce charter.
OOY'S BOARDING SCHOOL.-Croton, on
D Hudson, sing sing Select ittrcd new, spacious
c. z. WARkING. fh %. PRINCIPAL
OWL and Mechanical Engineering at the
~ Rensseaer PoJiecln Institute Troy a. Advantages
tons Rs-opeDs SEPT For the annual Register containing
Improved course of s,uy address Prof Nn Adan Dfect0I
NORNWALL HEIGHTS SCHOOL, Cornwall
~ Osfahe ft:f0a. York Foreign Aurricln ieacI
SeiaDiiae aud Classical C.Gtses single rooms
Mountain excursiois cry saturday Lakes and
streams FOR fishing. Woods ior trapping.
IIANANDAIGUA ACADEMY, Canandaigua,
- N..Y-A Boarding and Day school fer Young Men and
passed wtt the comforts ana care m genial Citstia home
Term opens SEPT D. seod for circular n l. cLAkkE' VIM
g. CROSBY, Principals
'NOLLEGIATE INSTITUTE, Newton, Sussex
~ County, =, J.-Resumes September 9. Beautiful.
healthy thorough college business. Terms
Newton september T. See circular s. 5 STEVENS A. ~,
PrindpaLi
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SAMUEL STRINGER REDDISH, formerly of

CAMUEI. STRINGER REDDISH, formerly of
- COngleOn Cheshire and Of London. of Joseph and
Mary ann Reddish III. this c0nRy Tor Queenstown In
The United ediss the 1861 and has not since been
heard nf n living ia entitled 10 clam share or
and ia certain GeIetanenis included IN an IN
seitene.t GATED tie 18Th OF January b9 ana
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New-York tribune., 1877-08-22
PE.NsTLyASIA RAILRoAD,
OFFICE OF GENERAL FREIGHT AGENT
PHILADELPHIA. Aug. II. 1877.
NOTICE.

NOTICE.
Pars having claims goods destroyed by mob and riot on
the premises Oftne Penunsyyania Railroad Company ~ me
Cvof Pittsburgh Allegheny Coanty Pennsylyua on uy
and ~ 1877 notified that II their claims are made
on; according the following directions, and forwarded 10
rbe untesicef VIII examined and pat INTO shape
ana presented TO the prorer authorities or sad
county without expense claimant te said county being
responsible o said gOss for such Joss III X
sbu ba necessary institute su against the county, such
sr wi be prosecuted by counsel without charge upon the
execution proper OF attorney Tor that purpose
form which will bo furnished
DIRECTIONS.
Frgt-Te aud placeof r. stence oihe owner Mheie
the the fui names o the ndViduas composing
it, -
second-The bill of laiing. - ,,.
THrd-COyv Invoice verified by amtavt OF cltlnlani
that II IA copy the flst the go"is described
therein were delivered 10 the which ssei e p ol
ldne ard the purchase price ~ e goods named theteih
was the true price paid agreed 10 be PAID tic reio
of ccusignoe that lac never ltceNeu inc
goods any part Of them.
ron the above beipg furnished by the claimant
the viii supplement- 1t obtaining an andav OF
og The bli
dae which the goods
ma An aHJayit OF o. the Pennsy yania Railroad Cum
many so ly of such IN The company yard IN
fsr and destruction OF said goods and the amount
" : b. KINGSTON
General Ere. Git Agent
Peppsyiyanls r. X.
New-York tribune., 1877-08-22
Eam Schools.

.--..---~~~--o-~~>,~~--~.-
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Tueshay fe an dav September Apply for nioraa'n 70
ISAAC EDWARDS, Albany y. Y.
A NNUAL SESSION U9th OF the LAW
IN SCHOOL Of the UNIVERSITY Of the CITY OF NEW
YORK. Washington square begins Ocioper next hh1 ens
a wen oral II re
y. tiic con
Nr,ence Of students Oihceg For circular, examination
uaDer- of 1871 etc. apply t. w. II. MARTIN. secretary o.
Council Broadway p r. JAQU Es Professor and sec
reary OF Faculty. 29l Broadway.
COLUMBIA COLLEGE LAW W-SCHOOL.-1he
~ twentieth annual OF this Institution commences
40 NewlorS Wcdncs!ay Ociobsr s. ana
continues un,l Nav 1878 The Of instruction en-
braces year,. For catalogues etc address at NO Great
Jones ST.. THEODORE ". DWIGHT Professor
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yu5trKcticN.

rasmy opsnfon TaE NKwYorE TnIH " e aesSscr sc
me bcsf "a sr,eh ~ 0dgce sctc0tsli D. r%''
O,tleqc6 Seiool Jor Eeys, Aess i'o5E C"J-
New-York tribune., 1877-08-22
ADAMS ACADEMY, Quincy, Mass
HON. CHARLES FRANCIS ADAMS III. I

Chairman o Tie Board OF Managers.
WILLIAM r. DfMMOCK Maeier.
school designed the best ana mot thorough
rrara0n for college The past gear there have been ten
teacher all abty experience, and one hundred duG
hftY pupils -, ~,
There preparatory class in English studies and French
for bog from to fourteen wears OF age.
Tie Academy OaiEg house j. under the entire charge o.
teachers aud boys receive careful supervision
ToT cstaoenes and circulate. address the master
New-York tribune., 1877-08-22
For Young Ladies-City.

NEISS JACKSON'S FEMALE SEMINARY
Va 3p6 Iz3df roO9ens sept II IN hoaiui1E P"i
5000. I 7 circulars
New-York tribune., 1877-08-22

a WEST THIRTY-NINTH-SI.-, Mss r. A,.lla ,,l.l
- Bracket sis, Ida NJ Eots school ,oP es r ta1
sv tn f,vcpfy.ono viii reopen Tuesday Octohef = 1T
fer auv caacc university desired For circulars "u ~
information apply above.
New-York tribune., 1877-08-22
&em l)nbIir1llons.

uETTY'S STRANGE HISTORY.
Acorresponden; "Hsve you seen an ABoA-
1YAnLE notice Of Hctty' The Springfield Republican
The writer Of it ought be bssnadoed" The theories Of
this morais concerning immortality of the book Which
aeompe protest from critics who have much regard for
natural morality like mist before tie fact that 1t is
a"true story"
Third thousand now selling. ard by the same author
ENERGY PHILBRICKs CHOICE" eighth thousand now
.erins: AFTERGLow A MODERN MEPHHsToPHILEs.
THE GREAT MATCH. KIsMkT. Is THAT ALLi DER
DIRE making eight volumes the widely popular No Name
sere Of Novels uniformly bound in cardinal red and black
Price 81 each.
ROBERTS BROTHERS,
PUBLISHERS.
New-York tribune., 1877-08-22
u. WEDNESDAY, AUGUST %. 1877.
lnsirnftloI.

Uhc med n fcncIeT ddreTtsc IN THE 1RBtNE Ineose
faorr applications on On adsostHg h "ng
goscr Ertde0g iraehcTs THE IRIBl w e1Hnmntb
,.e,se eadiiE end rcstarg o. me ti, mat lhn & i n
read In fgfhgnf people cbO hare 0ulh " hdpe wg
NdbB Of nm 6Ughf 10 hare Utau. 70 tGsh msH
Jb,rc IA cat hg brcd Rboa ne iratef or YOU Sou n
n Gjtr many dogs."-tELiE CnAMIKR, thd'u% HHs"t"s'
NCir- IDrk.
New-York tribune., 1877-08-22
NcW-YORK DAILY TRIDuNE
sneirnruon.

TYig orr crprieacef a-s srg orr Soapt -. fee % Hn
nor .stsTns ois edo. fffHe tn. fih ~ Nia ~. -
o5 az o,hcr 3GpcTF prf t.ffhfl.--IS Aa-- ~" "'A' 80
brIrE Fcts HiisfGF fcad sfst1i''f, ,""r' -----.
New-York tribune., 1877-08-22
5uS;rat,icr.

NJ b,lsese TIT Tnpr NJ q d M - ns3ivis r teo'ng @s'
~ yfre fg nr1Yf. and dcsf r. c"ttnf- - ~ "A
eeltr4lir-fA II. CGwis, Ktairr, tF - ff"e'c '''''H
New-York tribune., 1877-08-22
sErnNn nOAnD-l OICLOCK z. M

Illinois CeniTai
ieO..-.hC- 81
{ L & and ind
loo. be. 26st
Cliiv 4 \ Western
200. be. ~ -
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Chi x y Mcs'n y
40. ....Dc 57h2
100. .... 81 8
Cent II of y J
200 be lS
New-York tribune., 1877-08-22
For Both Sexes-City

GLASSES in GERMAN for men, women WON. o1l1d ana
~ children. East 20hst second wear; , ao fir.ctar
me mage taught in accoIdance with pnnelts WHICH
infijlhIv lead 10 the acquisition Of 0r mother tongue
PrUspe, upon Application
New-York tribune., 1877-08-22
Go ADhom ii Mlan Gonrern

A NUDDLE-AGED, mOtherly woman, resld-
dren TO II OF age, permanently school COZ
all the comforts n home Also board ior aduIt
through september. Tetlns moderate. Address Mrs.
ST. JOHN Miidletown Orange Co. \. y.
DOARD WANTED and nursing during con
ID nnemert. by a respectable woman. In quiet family
country preferred Address, stating particulars and price
NJ b n Y. Tribune.