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AONA 4l1<ot
4 GALLANT NIT ENsuCcEssSuL ATTKMrT TO
DESTROY 4 TURKISH sTR4MEK.
Correspondsnee Londoa Tuna.
0lunAEvo. juno s2.-lf RusslA Il not yet high
class naval power. shb IN using exactly the right
means 70 become ono. Two young men liz In the
hospita! At Gtur.cvo who hare Just performed =
feat such As NC should expect certainly from the
EnEisl, nary, but FROM none other. Thc accuracy
Of the details IL uuqueatjonable. Fos Home time
past considerable activity has prevailed at different
parts OF the Danube, and ons Of theH1-tt would
BE- Idle TO conceal what the Turks know perfectly
WELLS near Parapnn where the river 10 full
Of !slantla each OF which might cover the
characterization and crossing Of 4 fosee from the
left 10 the right tauk. One Of these Islands
IL chilled Mccka. and has the advantage Of being
nearer to the Koutnnnian than the Bulgarian bank,
while It Is only about thirtcen m!les up the rirer
from G!urgrso. To fntersunt the operations which
tho Turks discovered to b font there, The mon-
tots mud gunboats which lately failed to prevent
TIE bridge making u IbraIla came up tho rtres
PLACES. II thcy are particularly interested In
ta!n part OF t1a river. they entcayos 10 cut It NJ
{to% ths rot br sant Of soredSss md e work
TOO iato; Thcr could no. coyor the oppos!ts
Turks. Who called up tl.e Eunooat. 70 the!s a.:iss
anse T"a ooAts formed .he only Itnstan aotiila
o ea Se,s
enemy concealed behind the Island Of Neeka ipro.
woGas ND H. ss TO wasaa g
their 1!stening carr camo the shrohbng Ut steam
sls snsnss drawing nearer !, and nearer Thsse
sounl mutt coma from Tufk!.h boat. Il iast
.ne beating hearts a.,.a sIe :at'asd and the
= large TuikIsh paddle -boss coming s@ ~ tho h.
river. and tu.t pssalns another island tpin:;u,.
II II nAf 9t n n{1{j ThAFA fAF
young men In ~ Russian boat-she ono ooma,aal-
ing y. called Nicholas skridlo1; to other BEARING
had for,aken his life Of t!Ieuaea labor and wei:
] s;si 4 ao 'tss g: 3
Aoat skhd'oa be.oughl hs friend 70 romonber
how great was tho a4nsor. md that. while lsu:.la
ifnss .ueh :s. q sss ~ tuey ~ ., x sst
arti.t, aowevst. bu: the blood Of :he MN MAS
,nS tae his p9.s' of who ts1pay re-
| !u the boat: Out Apcd the schootka towards tho
xuuooa.: which srivd to avoid her. partly " put
shefs wsfe .oms too ci!ss..isn riasmen tcsttessIt
II .kitm!shing ordsr. nd arlrg rapidly and steadily
.as;ss s Ths % IL sS. as I
Therc wis another oiicer and eight men on board.
All atl wtss u one accord In letcrn,nsag 10 carr
boat Jnst behInd Tho padd,e. boxes: Iii va.
S sn Ga e. se
nothing could Induce tho torpedo 10 explode.
Thorn was NJ help for II, and ths achootks had 10
fs a. " ne o ths nas S
eyew!tnes.cs az bad quite de.sfted tho Turks r..
th.a' H. ~ = sehoot4s nit - .taa.I.ted. lie: :!as.
and eotton3 wess Fsadled with 'hot ., sron Fiass
sapger s'fsa sso ~ d. Of ~ :b .6es
wasn she ssx f,snt snsaa ars!her as Rtd FRnoGst
l had In thn Harvey bFdcjNlE hut
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LIE dfuy, "hS II hsstak: ana sof1ca. with fGc
ffyanA. and Hogdsn. with bin battalion OF 1ierzc.
Fovnspa. snh some others, IN all a,out 6yt bat.
ta!tons. 1t ptva. watched tie Muratovsz.n road;
pcko, With about 2 ooo men. being posted between
the two. with orders 10 aid The wing which most
needed Il The old IIsidnk eliminated him.
hetf from the problem by maintaining
the most Tranquil neutrality. not airing shot DUR
Ing tho ~hoie affair uf qnlttfng his poa!t,on. Ills
conduct 10 attributable either N jea!ousy Ut Soclcs.
Or to hs not receiving one Of the st George crosses
sent by tho Car. Th!s aGt oS tscason might have
bscn fatal to tie whole battlo, and, - It wat, re-
suised in the relief Of Goransko md In drawn
battle At ksAtas.
.aat sftef ieur days tshtine .r eoua,n psnt;.sscd
threw IN The supplies; Tic position ot Ksttsz III
ng 70 xseh % .here Il anotaeP P'o roaa ente1
Ing hy The west, and which. Offering certain
fast'es e.; fo1 aank attack: makes Kt.taz
With much superior numbers, especially In tho
present eats, where The Montenegtfn line vas ii.
reason. in ks detenso Of thi. pss.sse Wills Rrstas
was ehoeen to receive tie as 'hoek d the turkish
attack. Il has afn,ott been invariably abandoned
:. H. ataek VA. XIII vskoss
h,s q BIZ fotces A. s kr'tak a9d ,cnd ,he pro,s
h.s saecetdea II doing sh!.. 80 far a. a.
San Judge h hstT sns tTsn Of
Of his Thirty .d,c 70 uoransko. Thc attack o.. tic
tntrcnchmcna nt the former point was made with
fatd, than Ten Or twelve bsttaiions being enrasrd
tn the frst assault, This was mel Will crcat c6Si
M and sh;sked By deadly
icheklitx, noted for Iss excellent q{srjnc In the
last campaign. restrained its nre until the Turks
sent then, down 70 fu pdty that over tItJ d al vera
conuted after s,lc dxht va, over hefo,x th,s
on1 s1es te II r.. ae" uiEs oeh1n eo t th Hs.
Rrins, aupposInK thai lie bulk OF The Tufkish
works Ind pursued thc enemy un 10 tie po.itIon
Of suleiman 1'asfa, where they wesu checked by d
te,c.re supposed 70 be Of ten basteon.: and with:
bnt il IL probable ttat n ts dTst pursuit tho Moi.
that aiost Of thelr Ioss wa. snsta.ned hcrc. a.
nearly. ali the wuunled hare eccn were h!. "
va. s !so ss ss.ss i'd se e si Soe 4 sss s.s s
leaving suleI,naa md lts stan with ii,
;Tso;s ,, Fl RI aS rseis ,;s,. t5sS twenty % NET
abjy 1aYc deeticd tbe falI Of ths Turkiab army:
but a. il Wa, tic forces were 70 eqasiiY balanced
sa1 th.t sch sreY rrt,rcd IA ill., no,tn I'll.
tSeir rounded. @ % lad ii lbs Turas 10 cencesl m I now M
F'1Is Ths Mou,cneoran wounded w,,o must 70 ia ths
hoepjtal sro about 800, and thcts rcuu{fcd from
two 10 four men each, Or even nore, to carry .hcm
tSst H. ear of te veuncd toot not nni1 III ~.
mainjnc mari Of telf battalion, but stx;T men bid
10 be borrowed froIu tho nc1t one 10 nssst In the
today week l1scs s!l .ho wounde.l have nnt Jet
and va have omfy u few OF tneiwvrst enscs here
Mona have rel come frnln fhc TIIa n.ht, nor do NC
know what tbs lossea on either eide there were,
put ~ me tisens sfe more Gaatioas ufhtcfs than
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MONTENEGRO.
THE HATTIE or K&S1AE.

t0fFt$DoA4S~E* &0Ns0% 1sHek*s
Os7koe, June l0.-Ths operations At KfstAx
opsned day sooner than expected, but did not
ind the Mopteuezrtns unpscpascd. The chief DIM
eulty was to coyer bath Qorsosko snd NtksIch, and
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Car fas ordered the construction Of 4 railway
from B!stoya 10 TIrnova

Car has ordered the construction Of 4 railway
from S!stosa 10 Tlrnova.
RUSSIAN REINFORCEMENT.
4 telegram from Roman u town OF Moidayta)
states that lo000 troops per day pass there by
rail- besides those who march 70 the Danube By
read.
DIVIDED couNsxLs.
VIENNA, duly 11.-Thc tide of public feeling
has turned In favor OF Maukhtar Pasha and
aEninEt Abdul Kertrn, wlio il accused Of inca-
pacitY, aud even suspected Of treason.
Abdul has refused 10 communicate bis
plnns to the Military Council At Con-
stantinoplc. This Is The feason why
Rcdti, Namykc, and Mehctned Paahns weFo sent
u sh1mla to examine the plans on the spot.
Their mission docs not sccn To have resulted ia
tho sc-cstabllshmcnt OF harmony, for on the r.
port Of the Commissioners pcrctnptory orders
have been sent to Abdul Kerim from Constan.
tlnoptc 10 adshncc, and
MEET THE RUSSIANS.
Ia consequence Of this command, according
to Constantinnple telegram Of yesterday
Tucsday), tho Turktah forces have been con-
ccntratcd on the ]inc between RAsRrad, ahum1a,
Eskl. and Djumu. Tho Russians wcro last
heard Of at sfonasttr on the road 10
Kustchuk, which Is separated from tho
Turkish position by tho River LON,
the hanks Of which are prccipitous and abound
Ing In good positions. 1t may, therefore, be-
conie the scene Of the frat SERIOUS engagement
In l'ulgaria.
UNFOUNDED.
Tho Vienna correspondent declares that the
runlor Is unfoundcl that Russia has sounded
the Austrian Govcrnu,cnt as to how It would
view tho passage Of Russian troops through
servfan territory.
ANOTHER CROSSING.
The Russians arc preparing 10 turn the de-
fc1ac Of TroJan's wall bv another crossing near
Kalarabh, where they already havo two Rouma-
u1an steamers.
A BULGARIAN EMKrTE FEARED.
A special from Rustchuk says there ID much
fcar Of Bulgarian cmcntc.
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mounting 150 guns, and 5000 mon. Tho
people and newspapers who have oil along
stubborn]y refused to read the signs Of tho
times will please explain If this latest 1noyo
Of tho Government means anything.
All tho members Of tho Cabinet went to
Windsor to-day, whore Special Council was
held, presided over by tho Quoon. Unusual
]y important nows may bo expected shortly.
, 1877-07-12
Two Russian Corps Detached for
tho Siege Of lsMstciluk.
Russia Virtually Admits the Abandon
ment Of the Siege Of Kars.
And Also Acknowledges the Failure OF
the Asian Campaign.
a Report that Austrian Troops Will In
mediately Occupy servia.
TIE BRITISH FLEET.
EXTRAORDINARY PRECAUTIONS.

EXTRAORDINARY PRECAUTIONS.
[iiy Cable TO The Chleago 7ft1une.l
LONDON Orr1uE OF The CHICAGO Tntnuxx,
SALISBURY STREET, ". c., July 11.-Tho
Aoet at Besika Bay will be reinforced by tito
Achilles, armor-clnd, carrying sixtoen guns :;
tho Agineourt, iron-clad, carrying sovontoen
gnna the Ruby, carrying twelve guns the
Flamingo, gunboat; tho shanuon, armor-
clad, carrying nine guns md tho Tcmeraire,
carrying four twonty:dvc-ton guns. With
these additions, tho Britisll aeot will consist
of
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TIE RUSSIAN ADVANCE.
/ BOLD DAHL.

BOLD DAHL
lbv tdottt 10 1hs G"aeado 1f0a"t.
LONDON OST1ok or The CHICAGO TRIBUNE,
q. .,,anmy srnyrr. ". e.. Jn]v 11-Tho
-, 80, .,--.,..u. :. ~ n.-,- =,
@AsoSA'4" oo''''i''"oA' - A'o .'A'o''" ~
vance gives countenance to tho Wow that the
Isussiaus intond to make bold dash through
- ,.
wv 1~' '' :" - 1"".' 1'A e.. eF'A'
atoms against hdfmlop!c. Ino ustancc
from Tirnova 10 Schipka is thirty mica,
e~,., .ho ,,or,t ~ VI. ,,ssu ~ Ad-;ororta
;, :,
4so miles, ana snence 10 ooastan"aopie IL
40 n,ilea. Thus the avant gardo OF tho
Rnesfons Ia a1rrotsv Init aof, p,i,ca awav fro,n
- go,
t''o o's''a@" e@P''"'
To ths 1pt.4's A''"e9a4a P'ss':
LONDON 9u'y Ia sPee'a' rom VIENNA 10
tho 11".t' says: ing apaau"hnent Of tne !lne
Of TIC Jaata ~ the TURKS 10 mere SURPRISING
since, to Judge from the stout ae1ehse u inc
bridge and position OF blc!a, "hefn tno IaFSs
rupulscd the hrst attack Of the Russians
with considerable loss, II m'aht hsTo
been supposed they Intended 70 defend
that line, and by thus threatening
their flank nrcvent tue Russians from advancing
tnto the interior. Tho Turks hare ~ COM
plctely suppressed MI Information noout inc
disposition and movements OF thetf troops that
not even nidea Gun oe formed Ut What they mean
to do; but 1t shows either utter hclpcssncss, Or
else very uetp-latd plan, that they khouiu haFo
neglected tho brilliant opportunities Afforded
them Of meeting the Rnsstans To advantage"
CANNOT ApvAscE.
The Tins, In leading article, says It believes
tue Russans cannot advances In gorru upon the
balkans uutil they haye secured thelr commit
uIcattons by constructing a position on tho
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G,lual,ons Ulnleo feudles.

1 DRESSNAKER VIII 90 out by the d3y or
a week for - day; can cut DO a1d tiim. lo west
45h-t.
AT BEDELL'S, $40 and 342 4tf-aye., en-
n ,,, taa. l6t6 P1oi,ssrj and Cl'oLc or cfy
aud c9jryi Also coachman, lden'r' walters ana -''iu
At SNIlr- SELECT AGENCY, No. 1877
y o. So al 6ia ave, I'D. Pc found ar,i- .s
.rr,.. '.a,r.I .ou.-.wors,rs waitrlmri coacilnea,
,.r.ud loys e'c., 90 t.e sno -tes' notice
At BOOKH AN'-. $50 ith-avc, near 24th-st.
3 Al p,lt,- aaau .lp. aaa hep .,aa..1e sfai a.-
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rs'.rl,l 90 tae ty ui. aul iur toa .riroi,s
rnir U.r.u ae, etc N B-0rtes 3y NIL receive pronrt
Intention.
N0OK.-A good eirl wants situation as a
! good pain ,o,A washer and .r'uei. -'o 2.'i's.
TOOK-By very competent family cook; is
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= .l..ta. e 'r',ahi non. Id good taArf o,st ,,r
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NOOK-A Swedish woman .as iir-t-cla>a COOK
Y Ila private family rulrrluds French aHd Amer ,tl
coo ,lu. Thoroughly rrerlu i nalt .aI c"1A Nf. nl
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Er4tifNtf,- 10 JnAt11I
NOOk.N ASH, IRON, and GENERAL House
y WDak-i iy German girls lpt ciy cnanfry ttl De
seen With reference. use Pho flsiANf HOME, lb'
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NOOkS, LAUNDRESS, WAITRESS, CHAM
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either hote prvalc families best ~ ieeres AID can 90
all Can he seen 40 the PROTESTANT
HD1fF. lss Hth-ay. fourth house above loth-sf.
NOOK or HOUSEWORN-By a Protestant
y welsh Young woman. ciiy or county She thoroughly
all kinds Of hOiseHork Wages not 50 much
object as homc. good references Ready a. the PRO
ThsrANT BU kEAU. l3o 0tase four dq9Ts above lOthc
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W. - f.,rr fr-..t r'lni u.tl largo toilet
I'm h,f and .fli water Frs--cllss board in tIt4'I
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Jnsiructlor.
For Both eexes-CountrY.

For Both SeZe5-Country
DE GARMO INSTITUTE, Rhinebeck, n.
~ YA Hrsf-cass School reasonable raes ior b9th
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EREENWICH ACADEMY with Musical In
hoth scscs Fouuded + p Opens Aue. 2s Fr catalogue
address i,ey. F D. BLAkEsLEE, A. NJ r. Greenwich X l.
HIGHEST Of city references for the excellent
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g. Fox 49, Terms reduced half steamboat laIe 20 cents
EEISS CONOVER'S HOME SCHOOL, Old
4fh Bridge. y. J. Established l,55. $50 ayear
BENNINGTON SEMINARY THOS. HAN
LON d D.. President NJ YOU thilk Of patroniznS& &
loaring school his year. send .or ouF ca.aoa ae va ] mI
rios. iIAN ION Pe6ainetoa. y. J.
DOCKLAND COLLEGE, Nyack, n. 10th
a sexes, $50 perry cw; no tslIa0 9'lu lol S-i.'
GOUTH JERSEY INSTITUTE, Bgidgeton' ton
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Hs.n -cpt s. SOM ior tstaosue. H. *. rsAsE, Prn.
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- Pal Collegiate toafse Cas'iea r..s1, 7-t '' l,e.
f6r Coe.c or rrrralaor, school. ucindng tauon bard
WIEB H. MAGILi- PRESIDENT saarthmors, Delaware
TVHE SEWARD INSTITUTE, Florida, \. Y,
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st42 42 E, III, ;, i ,i 'a, H. ia he ~ MISC. at
pi.,;,i.. of Christ.
T.,.rt. ,i.' 'f.-.s.. r,aar Broadway.
The lr.. o.. i. VAS b. -..- ith, fltor.
lIr...i,-- Is: O., y .1 ~ r,u,T -.tiNfN&.
..r,,..I In. -lfll f- rtI.g frI to Iil.
I.Elmlnari 3. g.. IRE" caur.a'
nI.N,.Y B. V.sInEiI... b. D.. rector.
-'rvt.s at lJ.- a. -'- ta- y l- .I-
81 -rrtt.I t.f-
-,-o..-...,., r..,-. -.-.,.... viii "
New-York tribune., 1877-09-08
s,tualons mauleo-- females.

CHANBERNlA1D and WAITREss-A re;
ely -iesfa, rs 7tlage.
CHANBEENAID and WATRESS-A re-
= .ect.be }ora- i.o - ln e.i 2, I-,''er . l i9
GOU-EN ORk-Bv youag, energetic grl;
"a. tult ,'. .s .,- S.,, tiaa-.os e.na.e a5.n-t
90UsEWOAK. and USEFUL GIRL-By a
American D.T N' Ie.l Ho -, rlii. b, '.c,
ant y.rg e..r-ar eii children. wages Tow Gail - ioo
OUSaWO1k.--t7 q Norwri.,1n gill, recon,
"a ,a.....,a. a.. ,. ,' , @ ll. & n,S.- .,..si
r.. wash g -a tlon.l .o nt.y OF rciiy. anywhere
Gall 40 $50. aJo -.s...--r.. ne- -ii, -
AUUDRESs. respectable yoang girl
81 rtt.a. .aas ,.iDase. b. ve-,i
Z AUNIHESs-By "a ir..-cas- laundrc,s, who
4 sa a. r.r-a hnrr an -r. 1'" cea. "-shf
aa oa.r. can lurn e'iy rf'rrsne's- Gala. oo- '''''
-'''
Z ATNDBESS-By p Danish girl. m private
= % n - iiorolsnj e.- r'... io .o .'i N',~ 1.'T-
t..,.- d. c,t-, ,-.r-. .rf ,.,ty. snI Ei.irr 20
wlr lae four years experience cai al 800 oli ave.
NURSa-By a competent American girl who
y l.s taken c-.e 0l rarrl fof several 'ils has fy
bc.i a.rituc,s s .e $685. ans ,an De trusted % ~
i-, c.r Of lt,nt souir caitrJa Call 40 80 SU6 .h-
NURSE. CEAMBERWORH, Etc.-By Amer
&C.. cas- u u iay Aa lf a'asc @rN cty of ci,
isrAAr BUAE1u IS 6,h.igg.. toar iooF. above ljla
grSLFUL.-N an,ed-By drst-caSs French
| Mait itu'tion i- e. lahe ~ ares,.f and a -od
oUIA, BUREAU coz 9Th ave- between 3aa AMI SOL -.
IA AlIRE3s By an experienced Euglisa
" 1fi wishes saa,ou u.stias-. saltres, goad
TO chamber vN l1. s,aLa o. ,a, 81 sil r in1 ' Nis
O.. a.i. l,. cy reference e5 OF country 'nh AZ ''o
New-York tribune., 1877-09-08
6elp nDanle0

NJ ANTED, in "a Book Publishing House, an
w niesn young man. oi about Is yeass old with good
pleasant who resides vita his parents
Address with full garuca ara ~ wFuRg u apphcAnLl ai
MA, L, o., station ID.
New-York tribune., 1877-09-08

DHNTBrRNAID and WATTRESS-A re-
| .pea.e y. y -.ri cham elld and waitress good
B.. ..Ie..H.Hf la7 ftI-4Fr.
New-York tribune., 1877-09-08

HOI -Eb Onk-Bv % youeg, energetic g'ri;
..UuIi. a. lnI- ulI cllsuZ washing -l .folllg !;
caa fllr Ell B.. 'er uce. tfu 1- "o- 9-ha.e. 55.h-t
New-York tribune., 1877-09-08

.a.-Nrs. WILSON M CARY MrA Gen. JNc.
3d.. sn.. la1 and lJ3 Norh Chl,los-si. lte1ch ihe
New-York tribune., 1877-09-08
00NsEEVATOGY OF MUSIC.

~ lratllrtn
I,r. T. a. rElsHING. D. D.. Pi'tsbure, Penn
|CULLEGIATE INSTITUTE, Hackettato"n,
y .r.I. DEGREES ladies. prepares e-tururn loi
rr blindness. us.t gOig t10rougn every department
I.r a..I .l ,f, GLASS; f0uth year opens sept D. Ala
grs .n.e. Hl.l. G1J. "a. WHITNEY ID u. President
|CHAppAOIA MOUNTAIN INSTITUTE,
y ..r c, e. ,1rr the care Friends, 32 mlts if' in
lor evc, cg. fu training 40 eZ-J. H-l county ai"ie
nlE r.aam heating, gas ln ROOMS tAitIe1a io4 o""
sf4e. f, g.. COLLINS "a. a., CAappa4la. y. y.
n (LANERACK lN. y College and Hudson
- River lnsftute2fth year opens sept lJ 5O is E s t
~ ~ departments. College preraEat3rr, inRiah aiu % ut
- coures fnr gentlemen. f0i ladies' College cVui7 ~
-lalrttie degree. Primary department. Rev A4o'~"
la IS. Pa. D.. President
III EluENDS' n T. Boarding school for boys and
= grl, az Providence X j. Autumn term opens -elt Z.
w e4Aogu address ALBERT H. SMILEY. a NJ Principal
New-York tribune., 1877-09-08

CHANBEENAID and WAlTRESS-A re-
..,r.fI, ,ltf. pro..slut a.li a- chamber li and
..r r,lI. ret ir place cal from %
t.I 3a l-- -iragH.
New-York tribune., 1877-09-08

DRESSNAKER viii 20 out by the d1y or
wed. i1r ~ o day can cut, Do ald tlm. lo West
New-York tribune., 1877-09-08

f,HOPTHORPE SCHOOL for GIRLS,
l..'.i,n Pl--eho3l year beeins September lH l~tt.
IS o: scholars lam sed Ad-guss Miss FANNY J..
New-York tribune., 1877-09-08
Gountrn Board.

CONWAY HOUSE, Conway, Y. H.. L. II
\ EASTMAN lgopretor . few rgia from hn depot ly'
neced Tor transient and permanent DOaEers very
reasonable.
New-York tribune., 1877-09-08

nE GARMO INSTITUTE, Rhinebeck, n.
~ Y-A Hrsfass School. reasonable rates for bnth
For particulars address the Principal JAMES h DIX
GAItND.
New-York tribune., 1877-09-08

TDn0OE N HIItfHI Is SIM N MI = HV
3 E,u f-1 OF fs pav and Ioar'uc Sclol! iur 9nng
,. VIII c en sept. -9 CJAlIr5 a.. WEoi irnti9al'
No .}S Iorjaguest-. hr1oslyn, ~
New-York tribune., 1877-09-08

tDoSOSPs ANA rrepens sFrrE E8IRER u mo- extra
cIIrcca: send for liars Mr- F.IACk~o%, Pnncira'
GErss FOR ACADEMIC YEAR, beginning
IT ~ SEPT. o. board. f'e was1'n-, ard common
le-n Tiit-tn itarers lrc'.rs c1 ecc FOR business
'a. c"Tr-e- one tsf a-d three year, i
lntH SEXES. ,d,r-sS JOSEPH E ktED, -. d. rot Ed-
ward Institute Font Edward y. =.