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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-04-25
CLAIM FOR $4,000.
Tn. xs,.,r or N. .nair' secs ne
..rsrritsrtal Estsrprise"

Yesterday. in the United States Cir
cult Court, D. Dalzisl Of The San Fran
cisco Maii brought suit against the En-
tupriss Publishing Company 70 recover
$500 o for two alleged libsls publishsd In
the Territorial Esis1priss Of Virginia City,
Nevada. The complaint alleges that the
defendant Is . corporation Of the State OF
Nevada engaged in printing. publishing
and disseminating the Territorial Eater
prize. and that such paper was extensively
circulated by said corporation thrsugheut
Nevada and California and elsewhere.
The two articles alleged 70 b hbslous In
the sum Of $4,000 we're publishsd In ths
Issue Of March II, 1871, and are quits
brief. numbering all told only sixty.thrss
words, being ct the rate Of $1o3 % per
word. or about ST7o mere Per word than
the most e~xtrsvagAnt publishsr ever
thought Of paying Tsnnyson for his
choicest noressrr.
TEE ARTICLES Arr sHosr.
But. % specimens Of Journalistic sslsss
10 parro, and Of the untortuous way In
which the average frontier. frankspotsn
editor strikes out for his objective point.
they are. In their way, gems. and - copied
from the plaintiffs complaint. read ~ fol-
lows: III the editor Of the Mad 10 not .
convicted and transported English THAI,
he has never shown papers 10 prove the
contrary" and Before b. Dalxiel. Of The
Ban Frsnoiscs Nail, MAKES any more sp-
slaaIa Al sranlIaU.aa - -an1A anRRalk thaN
10 would only b fair for. him 70 publish
what his right name Wa In England. and
what he was transported for" The CON.
allegations that transportation 10 an Rng.
editor Of the Eaierpri.s meant that the
editor Of the Nail had committed theft
and been transported therefor. Fur
ther that when the Eatsrpriss asks
what his right name was In Eng.
land u really meant what his
left name was. - u i~nsinuAtss that b.
cause Of conviction Of theft and transper-
tation therefor hs left his right name
there. Tho complaint further alleges
that the libsls were extensively circulated
over the Pacific coast. that the prlnci-
pal circulation Of the Nail 10 also on this
coast. that the libsls have exposed plain
tiff 10
HATRED, cosrrxPr, RIpicuLx n OUT.
LAwlY;
Caused him to DO stunned and avoided ;
have tended 10 injure him 10 the conduct
Of the Nail. and that bsfors'thslr publics-
ton he was not considersdl guilty Of the
offensss charged. That the succsss OF the
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-04-25
The smekeru.

The opium dsns Of Gold Hill are not
patronired very extensively Just at pres.
snt. The smokers are evidently afraid Of
being arrested. A NEWS reporter went
through the dcns last night. but did not
wee any white people indulging In the de-
ieterious habit. It IL reported that the
women who have been In tho habit OF
frequsnting these places will not be
allowed to do 20 any more. Tho Celestial
proprietors Of these dingy dream-castles
have prohibited their presence. I'll said
that one Of the women stole the supply OF
opium last week. and succeeded In snug
Cling u out Of the house by slipping II Ia
her stocking. Ono Of the boss Moon-syes
whsa asked why he oblectsd 10 the pres
sncs Of the women. replied: kim or
damn too much talkee." AChinaman. like
tho rest Of the human race. prefers "
smoke In peace and quiet.
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SHIRTS MADE TO oRpRe.

Miss y. z. Follett, ct the Homestead. Cold
hin. manufseturca Shhts and osaisusaS On
dervesf 10 order. d the shortsst possibis no&ice
and guarantees . peifect o.. Repairing wdl
and neatly done. Send along your ordsfs anf
prove the truth Of our assertion. IN
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- Aiss . issxs sae~k Of MISSES AND
mffpSINs SHUn And sLlPPkRs. Toe
nnnsrols 70 mention. q proportionatsly boz
VY,ss.rss Sss sale and store 70 rat.
spfi In o. 4. roLFkhktSH-
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DIVIDENDS


c.us.rs,s-sap- per .hsr., .rsrrs.iins s';u Il
coo: declared April TN; pa'a''s ''
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-04-25

Hears MAGNOLIA BALx preserves md ~
ssorss the complsxion, remove frsekies. aal
md tailowness; makss Tie akin sot, vhits ~
dalieats. IT. application cannot b dstsctsd.s
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srOCR REPORr.
san Franchises Dsard.
LAT IHININa-

~l.,rOrrsD DAILY ~ n =. xrArrxs . COL
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-04-25

Sinking the shaft Is making the best Of
progress. the ground in the Bottom being
much softsr, and the work being pushed
with ali possibls vigor. The dow Of water
10 quite strong. but bsiag easily handled
BY the pumps.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-04-25
Hale q Norcross.
sasulsl Curry.

The main south drift on the i7O0-foot
level is in = distance Of SIS feet. the face
in easy working ground. This drift 10 sd-
v.neiug at tho ratio Of 8 feet per day. East
crosscut No. 2. from this drift. is in 70
feet. the face in . close, hard character OF
quartz cement. Some portions Of this
cement show well. but 90 far has not
proved Of any value. The pumps are kept
steadily running about II hours out OF
every "a. The machinery 10 all working
splendiily. and the Developments are max
ing fair speed at every point.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-04-25
HATRkp, CONTEMPT, hipicuLk AND OUT
LLwRY

THIS morning opened clear and bsauti.
full. with the sun shining brightly. II
looks - II va were to havo some Spring
weather.
PArRicK LEooEx. who was hurt In the
old shaft OF the Bslcher mine several
weeks ago. IL able 10 DO about again.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-04-25

The north drift. on the i2Oo-foot level.
is making steady progress. the face In hns
vein matter. The north drift. on the iaoo-
foot level. 10 steadily advancing. the face
In soft porphry. Sinking the shaft has
bean resumed. The necessary repairs 70
the boilers and machinery have been COM
pleted.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-04-25

Bottom Of shaft still In good sinking
ground. with encouraging prospects. IL
10 we'll timbsrsd and in good condition for
active work in case the expected good orc
DEVELOPMENTS should be encountered. 4
station for a new prospecting level can DO
opened at any time at whatever favorable
point may b. met with. - the shaft 10 over
leo feet below the 300-foot level.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-04-25

Daily yield 30 tons Of orr. Tho orc ID
being crushed At the Winfield mill and Is
yielding about so PER ton. An air con-
neetion has Just been completed between
the 1000 and tho i3cG-foot level, which
greatly facilitates getting at the ore. and
will enable an increase to 40 o per day.
sinking the main incline Is making tho
beat Of progress. II now lacks but q
feet Of being down to the ls00-foot level.
The south Wine ON the i700-foot level !.
down co feet. following the inclination OF
tho ledge. the bottom in quartz and ore
mixed.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-04-25

The main south drift. ON the lSoo-foot
level. il steadily advancing. tho face in ore
which appears to be gradually widening
and increasing In value - tho drift pro-
gresses. Tho improvement In the char.
seter Of this ore is . great encouragement
and IL strongly renewing the faith that .
good paying ore body will yet DO found
further TO the southwark. The east cross.
cut. No. q. from the main south drift. on
this level. IL also making good hesdway.
the face In . fine character Of quartz.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-04-24
TILE ATLANTIC.

In the "Life and Work of an Eastern
Farmer" Mr.. George f. Waring somewhat untendcry
withdiaws the vail OF romance from the rural life Of
England, showing that with The ungenia climate and
sterile SOIL tine perpetual struggle to make both endsmcct
Is with the peace of mind VIII eh is the first
coalition OF happiness. As rule, TO which there are
many exceptions, Mr.. Waring afrms tic life OF the
Eastern farmer is life OF constant anxiety and effort
H. as is more commonly the case, be carries milk
farm lie must rise at three o'clock In the morning 20
assist in milking his COWS, and start of early five
o'clock 10 deliver the milk Returning about the middle
Of the forenoon lie snatcbes hasy breakfast and from
that time until the gliner Of twilight, he is doomed
10 inccssant and narrowing toll There is no wide mar
gin of profit that admits siackening OF the Plant
ing be done soon as the land ana the weather
win allaw Weeds grow without asking leave OF the
farmer and must he kept down from the first. Reg
ulaly as cloekwork in tie late hours OF the night
ard the carly of the afternoon the milking must
be doDe and the daily trip must be made TO town with
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-04-24

Tects Pitt ant Tf 70 Aor' peinc 5000
KeIsra9rs ein3n 70 An'hohy Nie, 1900
Baaersscks Andlr , ana We" lss 70 geo $500
Bnitmapn Dc ericS ~ ~, w 70 25OOo
Boyle Jane G. ane Instant 70 si'lu $500
Geshel hea,ieili an td, h"spi" 20 $4,000
Hirschh rn seyeri9ei anu i nusy var, - 1900
Hartford May and RisHnLni 10 Atna 900
MtKeEna r lsei anG ils LA Z " ~ - 1000
SCHUYLER John d Hiff t r. Ahnle 9r''y 1884
Van ''yckel Horao y, en-, wii'; 70 g~} t 5000
"f,ii.as Nnji J. Y. SAVAGE. Deputy Register.
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WHITE STAR LINE.

NV iii T. , IAN LINZ.
FOR QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL.
CARRYING THE
UNITED STATES NAIL.
The OF this Line the ROaes recommended
by Lieut. Naury, L. y NJ gong OF the Banks oc the
passage TO Queenstown, all i've year round
BALTIC. SATU RDAY. Apfl rs 5 D. m
ADEIArIC. SATURDAY. May o, IL a. H.
BRITANNIA SATURDAY. May ~, Pun
GERNkNIC SATURDAY. May &c, D. M
FROM THE WHITE STAR DOCK PIER 81 NORTH
RIVER.
These steamers uniform in size and unsurpassed In ap
pOinnents. The Saloon StateroOns Sfnoling and bath
Rooms placed anlsiNs, where tho
as
RATEs-saloop, 80 and sl00 gold Return Tickets on
favorable teIms. steerage, S2S
for inspection OF plans aud other information apply at the
Companys Onees. No ~ DEoal~ay Eew.York.
L. ]. CoRTIs. Agent
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Gitn heal Gslale for Sale.

nor SALE, TO LET or EXCIiANGE3--A5N
drst clasE ELEGANTLY FURNISHED Qcaseh1d1 iiousf'
=, uirdsor IIofri ". H. WELLS, 50 Lberty-s1
cMOKY CHIMNEYS CURED.-No cure no
- nav. Cooking Ranges that heat the rooms above war
anti II IL GRIPPEN & Co.. 3raye. above 25d;st.
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ont regard to heat cold rain In addition 10
the actual labor with his IDS he is burened with te
details of an intricate business and with the manage
lnent Of a capital OF several thousand dchais' Inc
slightest neglect involves pccunary loss lie st a'ou
leakage ald WASTE and make every dollar tell that IA
paid for labor seed. manure or live STOCK NO oc
cupaon in The world affords great chance for losing
money Mr. Warning docs not deny that thce is aolGer
side to the picture In theory, al least he believes tD
farming Is a dgnifed pursuit, becoming hole us
niaed rs 1t borrows aid from science 30 i'f
as the casual observer can see, lnS'ucS d
steady return for the capital and labor investor
in it, 1t promises sure provision for old age ano
secures the wholesome PRIDE that comes o the ownership
of visible property But admitting all the better niln-
enccs that cluster around the better class o farmers
homes Mr. Waring coNcu ca that the elements OF thclr
life are too hard and puchng, and appeals 10 the
Thoughtful ard women among thcn for confirming
his estimate as more Just, if not more honest than TIE
average view presented by holiday poets and orators
A paragraph in the "ContribuIors' GLIB extols the
advantages Of the City OF Washington as residence FOR
intellectual persons during the session OF Congress
Besides the alurencuts Of the noble library, the
writer descants the doubtful privilege Oh
attending the debates OF Congress ana the
sessions Of the Supreme Court, a recreation. one
would think, that would pail upon Che sense when
the charm Of novelty was gone He to be nearer
the mark when he speaks Of the social attractions OF
Washington, which he contends afford delightful rellcl
to the vapid mOnOony OF great commercial cities
Society in America has been 50 dsintegrated ny the
powerful demands OF business and professional pursuits.
that nowhere except in Washington is there kept awe
that idea OF society which regards conversation and free
exchange OF thought priceless substitute Tor books
Here finds tat of which nc he's read or perhaps me!
in foreign capitals, community OF educated ~eI-oed
people whose it is To be socahe and who can
really help ono to facts and ideas, always upon sound
principles Of exchange. suijcct in investigating which
one may spend weeks AZ The library. hlndiy cropping
bis way, will be Illuminated by hours conversation
with tie secretary OF legation, and foreign tour may
be taken dinner party" Tine roeiIy III this Lunber
is mostly Of the usual high character OF that department
in the atlantic, Including contributions from Whittier,
W. w. Story Stedman, aud Longlcow but each oi them
unfortunately too long for columns
r. Worthington announces the publication of
ocean 10 Ocean," an account Of Sanford Iiemmn-'s
expedition across Canada in 1872 Ivy his secretary, the
Rev. George NJ Grant. II gives fresh aud entertaining
account of Il and picturesque region oniy little
known to Americans. Its simple descriptions and lis
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ENIE TRIBUNE NOVELS.
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In press early pubication,)
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BY JULIA KAVANAGH.
other equally excellent and popular novels Will appear at
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marvel cheaDnes place within the reach Of every
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REAL ESTATE.

NEw-YOEE, Monday, April 49, 1877.
The following three foreclosure sales were
made II; The Exchange s.esTOom to-day:
Bg Il. J. BfceeLr5 Z son.
VA If Of Is;ayc' lot 2;%i0o3 i So, cI $4,000
~ Jts ii. Ntiicr
ini'r-stnry brown stone house with lot 81 East
g. -. 10 = % "a ave, lot IG.SXIO'.J; C!iIs II
IN Scot & Ntc5s.
iHr,c-St0ry aud basement I!cg h0I-c with lot, No
i i'a AK n tanIcIee . $1,000
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r. WorthingtOn announces the publication Of
ocean TO Ocean," an account Of Sanford IIcmllnS
expedition across Canada in 1872 Ivy his secretary, the
Rev George NJ. Grant. 1t gives fresh aud entertaining
account of vast and picturesque region oniy little
known to Americans. It's simple descriptions and lis
iforniafi0u resucc;in@ the territory of nearest
pejglbOr make II an unusually Interesting and useful
hook The volume iS illustrated and has map.
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Hueliou Sales OF Real Csiate.

EOR SALE, at auction, TUESDAY, April
L ~. 1871 az ~ O'Clock. noon the LAKE WACABCC
HOTEL and SUMMER BOAiDlNG.HotSf; with ifpi-
Of land TIVE cottages. bOWli%ltY Ice hOut
fllci &C. situated IN WesIcleser County y. " four niles
east of OOlien's Bridge station the liaicm airoai
JOSEPH BENEDICT, .ssigncea
HARVEY MEAD,
A DMINISTRATOR' SALE by AUCTION
~ FINE SUBJ RBAN RESGDENCE-On MONDAY,
Apr 30 at the premises, viii BE sold. without
reserve residence OF The late Chas T. Tucker situated III
suburbs Of New Bedford Mass on Acn~inet ave. broad
ell macaiamisrd drive The hOnsc 100 let from The
avenue healthy located and In excellent c0ndi o1 "a
hi. contains 10 rooms ana has al the modern
convenences. The stable large and connonus ani ~ a
monuments excellent premises comprise 30 acres 81 ad
auou ; of which are cultivated The lawn is several acres
extent and grounds contain many nue. rit AMI shade
frees from III to O'Clock previous TO
and day Of sale $500
GEO. 4. BOURNE d son. Auctioncers.
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ConuIrp properln Go Eel.

At P0RTCllESTER, on New Haven Rail-
~ road, hour frUm city-rwU.stOry COTTAGE, nine
rooms water gas &c; high T,,nnd: from depot
Low. l.. J. CARPENTER 20 Sdaye. Bible House
A COUNTRY HOME very cheap, very desira-
N BILE, 80 minutes from City Hail. high healtiIfu, good
schools and churches 3rogms water city eonvonenccs
every desirable very low pur
chase money. uiimstry giving good without cost
PHILLIPs, owner. 245 Broadway.
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DrooklDn Real Gsiais for Sale.


NWEIJJVCU OVSES Nos AZ WillOw-st.,
~ lick H. 40 81 and % Nassans 100 ana lO2 Pine
a,lest 10 and 1871 Wi0uglby st, y laiay eiteave.
"f'' GORDON T.. FORD, 81 Clarksi, Brooklyn.
yIOR SALE or to LkT-A large portion OF
the purchase money mortgage desiret-3story BRICK
IU,i:TiISG. No. - faay cttu- ave; lot 22N'J.
GORDON J. FORD, % Elarkst, Brooklyn.
NOR SALE or TO RENT. FURNISHED
The ulszed three story aud basement BRICK house l99
0pposte Christ Church the house IS In good
and d fuly afu.shed: the location - central ana very
rirasaut terms moderate. Apply on premises
NOR SALE or TO Lighthouses on Greene
ave Brooklyn, 3-story. BRICK high stop basement all
,,rnr,rncuis 90: 3stOry brown store near BcdOr'
.r. u,w slOUOO: Ouincyst. near Frahkinaye 3stOry,
IroSn stone new $4,000 TO let al from - Oto Sl-00
las. &. BAL!. & son,
$50 Frmkiinaye, Brooklyn.
l'OR EXCHANGE-HOUSES brown stone
fronts directly II Of Prospect Park Brook
-r far XHANGToT SALE. LpcaIod, 2G and 81 seventh
80 II and IS Marx save lj3 Prospect pace NoI LIN
co,piace all new. every respect admirably l0eatt VIVA
i,royeuc,s would take in part payment ots or
small houses ROBERT S. BUSSlNG 20i soDlaGuest,
Continental Building ftooklyn. Broker IN ltea Esate.
eh- SAR -COZY BROWN-STONE corner
IS .,1OU. HOUSE, nine rooms furnace, elevated
range complete OTr. between Fu1n Ferry anu fTospect
PilK ltt LAM " " NJ i-'''' '''"'''"'''
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old DOMINION STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
DACIFIC MAIL AND PANAMA TRANSIT
i STEAMSHIP LINES.
For CALIFORNIA, JAPAS, CHINA, AUSTRALIA
\ EM-ZEALAND, BRITISH COLUMBIA, OREGON, DC.
Sailing from Pier foot Canalst. North River

For SAN FRANCISCO. via ISTHMUS OF PANAMA.
Steamship ACAPULCO. TUESDAY. May !.
Connecting tor Central American South PaClc Ports
From san FRANCISCOt0 JAPAN ana CHINA.
Steamship CITY OF san FUANtI~I'} TX IrDA Y May l.
FROM 7an Francisco to Sandwich Islands. Australia and
New. Zealand.
steamship CITY OF NETWORK, WEDNESDAY, April 20.
For freight OF passage, apply 10
VA. p. CLYDE q Co., or 20 r. J. l. ULLAY. S1pt,
Bowling green Pier foot Of Cansl-st. North River
STATE LINE.-TO Glasgow, Liverpool, Dub
- in Belfast aud Londonderry These rstciass full pow
cred steamers wi sail from
Pier ~ North Kiyer-Foot OF Canal-st.. " 2.
STATE or 1iHrsu3y. May
STATE OF NEN Thursday. May ~
STATE or GEORGIA Thursdag May -
STATE OF INDIANA. -.............. Thursday May 81
FIRST cabin $50. s65. so, according accommodation
Tickets. $40 tl25. Second Cabin Si5. Return
tickets, $50. StreIage at lowest rates. Apply
AUSTIN BALDWIN * Co, gents. II Broadway, n Y.
STEERAGE PASSAGE at No 40 Broadway, and at Com
panys Pier foot Of Canalsi. n. K.
'THE AMERICAN STEAMSHIP COMPANY
Il OF PHILADELPHIA.
PHILADELPHIA AN ID LIVERPOOL LIN p .z....
The only Transatlantic Linc sailing under i" AhhhCAN
FLAG. sailing every THURSDAY from Philadelphia end
WEDNESDAY from Liverpool.
THE RED STAR LINE STEAMSHIPS.
Carrying the Belgian and United states Mails sailing every
TO ANTWERP.
For and other Information apply 20
PETER WRIGHT & SONS, Genera Agents.
3o7 Walnutst Philadelphia
90 Broadway, NCwYork.
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Eustrncllon.

CITY.
A MEXICAN KINDERGARTEN.-The l7th
~ year win begin MONDAY, Oct 2, at ~ East 43d-st
| All The Froelel ideas adapted o American
An entirely Of Materials cheap and beautiful ar
ranged by and manufactured Only for Miss Coe Schools and
families supplied.
Many primary schools parts OF the country
as he demand for the American Kindergaren system as
taught BY Miss Coe Is increasing rapidly.
EHARLIER INSTITUTE,
BoARDING AND DAY sCHooL FOR BOYS from to
20 years old
| FRIENDS SEMINARY,
RaheropaGG n n st b gatfd s ShG 81
1877. Apply at the SEMINARY for circulars. "
HEISS MCDONALD's ..---......
w CLASSES ~ DRAWING AND WATER CoLoRs
$50 oF g co s. GDf q9r sa s in o." fn studio Or pay
classes out OF town during july and August
Country.
4 Boarding School for % Boys.-0. Winthrop
"a starr A ~ Por Chester Noslchcsier county n y.
4 HOMELIkE Boarding School for Young
"A Bows /. KINDS A. ~, Heiapstead, L. l. 800 to $3.50
4 FEW YOUNG BOYS will be RECEIVED
- Tho family Rev. r. e. EMERSON, Stratiord Cohn
4 ALEXANDRIA INSTITUTE.-MILlTARl
~ BoARpING-sGHooi, Wmto Plains y T., Principal
A PLEASANT New-England home is offered
~ lwo or iaTcG Sld TheI they w IeGeyS m'ihrlS
moieiitc Apply 10 j. NJ SrKAGUT i2iJ broadway; OF
ANNA :. PARKER, North ADAMS, Mas
pETHANY ACADEMY. ! Boys Boarding
lP school Boys boarded during the Summer.
Rev NM. LOUIS W60DRCFF, bethany, Conn.
CLAVERACK q. Y.oOLLEGE and Hud.
All Teiln Begins March H. ALGNz6 FLAcK iTedepi
FAMILY SCHOOL, Berlin, Conn.-SUMMER
y TERN May 10. Mas CHURCHILL Ieiors To Row. Dr.
Bacon. New Haven Row Dr. d. B Coo. "a Bb' iI0nsr, NY
LNRENCH SUMMER NORMAL SCHOOL, AM
herst College under the direction OF j. - NEu Il; Pr D.
mes enyrs etc Commences July TO- Circulars AT Of West
Ihi'ty-nithsL
GOLDEN HILL SEMINARY for young ladies
~ Bnasepoit Conn Address MISS EMILY NELSON.
HOME CLASS, BOontOn, n j. one hour
IRON New.YOrk LADY, living In a beautiful country
viii receive with own daughter Hunted
number Of girls no will enjoy home privileges:
surroundings snd for daily eIricise pony
for horseback riding. Adde'S. Mrs. ". c. KiNGsLAED
IRVING INSTITUTE. Tarrytown, n. Y.-No
military no extra. io.r rcsit-ut instruction, 25
broadway, OF address ARsAaNAC & ROWE Principals
X EARSARGE SCHOOL FOR BOYS,
IN S.uSrrtieS y. Y.
School reopsns sept u. For fnn stsus,ss. address
FREDERICK rHosPsO Principal
MIR. and MRS. J. fl. MORSE would like to
vi take the country Tor the sumner girls
as BOARDING PU Pills. Apply alter p. at 23s West
44tl.st.
DEEKSKILL IN. " MILITARY ACADEMY.
For eircalaI, address tie rItnepas Cal CHARLES ].
WRIGHT A. NJ, koBEET DONALD. a n
BENNINGTON Seminarv-Boarting School
sexes established 40 location healthfu
beautiful good school good home and good
discipline Address Thos HanOn. u. D., Pennington, N
DOCKLAND COLLEGE, Nyack, n. Y.-Both
lAseIes s25 per extras Open for half study dur
ing the warm months send for circular VIII BANNIsfER