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Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1878-08-14
Procsedisss Of exeeutlye ComIlttse.

The Central Executive Committee Of
the Democratic Conservative PARTY of
Claiborne parish met n the Courthouse in
the town OF Homer on tho 10th day of
August 1873. On motion Of W. l.. Cakes
DIR. j. f. Mesdors was elected chairman of
the committee. On motion Of X. +. Daw-
sou Drayton b. Hayes was elected sccreta-
r.. After receiving suggestions from the
different members the chairman located
the following polling places and appointed
commissioners of election as follows:
WARD ONE.
At.B.NA-E I Havis, A L Harper, X T.
McAdams.
HARTs-R J Hart, T. NJ Cory, T W Har-
per
srMMrRrirLp-J W oBannon, J NJ Bar.
her, VIM Mcdonald.
WARD TWO.
GoRpoN-Jamcs Gibson, James Owens,
o 7 Anderson.
CuLQrfrT-A W Palmer, G " Tgner, L
Gray.
TYrR CREEK SCHOOL Horsg-A Black
man, j II Dardrn, Gus Curry,
WARD THREE
HAYSEsviILr-A n Brown, Macy Mceks,
r A n VIM
DYkr's Null Potts, Geo Hail. Nick
Right.
HAsrY's y RoApS Frank King, I " by
ef, Ben Thomas.
WARD ForR.
ErRrkA-E Baugh, Crow, WIN Kim
! bell.
CrERy's SCiIroI HuusE-John Miller jr,
Josiah Lyon, Isaac Miller.
| FIAT LICK LppCE-Wm ) Maddox, Jno
L Bnrch, Henry Tucker.
WARD FIVE.
Trtfr--J L Davis, J W voicntine, A {
! BrownIield.
MonrL.Sn's MrlI-T b Wafer, Is
Morcland, W /. Kidd.
WARD SIN.
TUur-Wm Watson, Vim White, Chas
| Gee.
IlrArp'S school lIousE-B II Coleman,
r Wafer, l. G. IIightowcr.
T,YIoR's SCHOOL fiousY--B + Reid, J
g Copeland, Vim Sherrar,l.
MAcEpoSI,-T W Howard, + Henry,
Louis Reynolds.
wAEp SEVEN.
IIoNrR--T J Hightowcr, " Mercer T
/ } Taylor.
AnizoSA-J ID Pennington, wv Willis
III W Mcniicc.
| WARD EIGHT.
LIsBoS-A y Boykin, Jas McClcndon,
| II 4 Lewis.
KiMHr,Lrowx-.J W Waugh, Nenifce
Tatum, Jasper Killgorr.
| The following resolutions with regard
| to the manner Of the election were adopt
ed:
| N -. 81.
| or inability OF any commissioner, those
present shall be authorized to fill the va
! cancy: and in case no commissioner il
present, the people at the polling place
shall select three commissioners.
| II is further enacted, That the returns
shall be made in the following manner:
The commissioners shall count the votes
| and seal the ballot boxes. and shall return
| them to the meeting of the executive com
mittcc on the Monday following the cleo
ton, when the vote shall be finally count
| Ell ard the result declared according to the
| terms Of the resolution of the mass meet
ing Of July 18th 1878. Commissioners arc
required 10 attend the final connt and the
ballots aud tally sheets must bs present.
RI it resolved. That at the opening OF
the election the commissioner or party
makiux public announcement Of the open
ing of the polls, sAall at the SasRe time an
ncunce thai all p-rsons voting in the pri'
mary election shall I've expected to support
the nominee in the general election.
Be il ye.oir-d, The secosd election shall
nc held in the same manner a. the first, by
the same commissioners, Al the anne irtai'
ing places, and the returns shall he made
in the same manner and the same an
nounccment shall I've made at the opening
Of the election.
ID % Gbat in n{ 81 n
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1878-08-14
[. W. KIRKPATRICK.
Fer Constable.

We are authorized to announce JAMES
T. OTIS ~ n candidate for r--rlection ="
the othce Of Constable III Ward ut the
coming election.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1878-08-14
4. e.. BROWN,
Agent for Soldiers Hemesteads.

4 LII persons, or the heirs Of such, who
n served in any Militia Or United States
service bet tween the years 1870 and March
ID, 1855, will please write to him at Gle
butne, Texas. Give name Of Captain and
state what regiment. augl+:lm
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1878-08-14
For sheriff.

We Are authorized To announc" ] n,
GLOVER ~ candidate for tho offic" OF
shrrif of Claiborne parish, at the next
election.
We are authorized TO announce }. +.
PETERSON ~ y can,lidat" for the OHIO"
of sheriff Of Claiborne parish, at the next
election.
I hereby announce myself n candidate
for re election to tho office Of Sheriff for
the parish ef C1aihorn-.
IL W. KIRKPATRICK.
With grateful appreciation, l acknowl'
eiy. the honor done ne by Those who have
solicited and pctition~t me Ia b'c"ne y
candtdste for Parrish Judge. ! must, how
ever. respectfully decline, having been pre-
v,ously solicited by others to become = can
dd,te for Sheriff; and feeling iuorc capable
of 6iling that position, and being satisfied
that the once Of Parish Judge will lie
abolished either by constitutional amend-
m-nt or convention, | submit my claims to
:h- people Of Claiborne for Sheriff.
J. n. JORDAN.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1878-08-14
kcn Embellishments
A Ga RID.
To the People Of Claiborne parish:

To the People Of Claiborne parish:
Since my return home after an absence
Of nearly three weeks, ! lind that Judge
\. j. Scott has found it necessary in his
canvass for the position of Parish Judge
to mako certain charges against me in my
official capacity and as an attorney. Be-
fore answering these accusations, have
thought il propcr-in justice to myself
and to Judge Scott-to hear from his own
lips what these charges are. There re-
mains yet four days 10 be occupied by the
candidates i'll addressing the people. Upon
some one " those days l will hear Judge
Scott's statements, and | promise a full
and complete rcfutation of each and every
one of them. This refu,a'ion shall no.
rest upon my own word but will be su--
tanned by the beat Of other evidence.
must, in this connection, express my
gratitude TO the numrrons friends who
have expressed their confidence in mc de-
spite the accusations Of Judge Scott. My
answer shall be in the hands Of the people
At an early date. Until that is read let
me ask that no opinions be- formed,
Respectfully,
DRAiTOS X. HAYES.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1878-08-14

Single Feed, observation-disclosures. -
Horse Hire, ..-..... per day Il "a
Horse and buggy, :" 3 no
Horse Hack and Driver" A 90
1 FIRST CLASS white hostler Of long
"A experience in cOistant attendance day
and night. The patronage of the public Is
respectfully solicited. Satisfaction guar
antecd. jyl7:4s:3m
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1878-08-14
PUBLIC SPEAKING.

THE people of the parish Of Claiborne
/ will addressed at The following named
places, On the days specified, by the can
didates offering for a seat in tho next Leg
islaturc:
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1878-08-14

Evaporators, Pans, Sugar Kst.tles,
Sheet Copper, Galvanized Sheet Iron, Straw
Cutters, Cider Mills, Taught Dccring Horse
Powers, and Hardware in general, for sale
by CONWAY d BuCkELEW'
AQ;3,n Shreveport, La.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1878-08-14

Upon our return home from Shreveport
ON Friday last We found the crops looking
we'll all along the road. Corn is good but
cotton is better. At shreveport We heard
of the raAsgcs Of tile boil worm. Cotton
worms had been found on various planta-
tions, hut up to the 10Th inst. had not been
seen in numbers sufficiently large to com
NIT any damages upon the crop. The
opinion seems to he general, wherever We
have been, that the crop will be uuus.
ually fine.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1878-08-14

The cough and consumption remedy ~
Rev. J. II. STONE is accomplishing won
dcrfni cures wherever il il tried Apph
cations from abroad are becoming fire.
qucnt.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1878-08-14
PYWELL a GEORGE,
Studio Of Artistic Photography,
No az TnNus ~ ShreHenarf L.

.NV' "" ~ ~ wv ''"' N'eP0''5 H'"s
THE patronag" Of the people Of North
l. louisiana respectfully solicited and sat
isfaction guaranteed. augf t:J2:iy
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1878-08-14

Everything in the grocery aid confcc-
tionery line at w. J. Taylor'.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1878-08-14

Seed wheat and Oats.
THE undersigned has for sale l5O bush
/ els Of SEED WHEAT, and l5o bush.
els Of RCST-PR0OF OATS, at his resi-.
dence, six miles northwest Of Homer.
A. T. NELSON.
Aug. 2, 1879. Slot
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1878-08-14
Cast Receipts.

We will continue to publish under thus
heading the uauIcs Of those who each
week pay up their subscriptions, This list
is intended as memorandum for the pro
lection of subscribers against possible
efFoYa in ouf books.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1878-08-14

Rush over to Etlingtons' at once aud buy
something Of use for yourself and family.
Family groceries and confrctioncrirs are
selling low, very low.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1878-08-14

The kestWcky Cane Mill has
wrought Iron shafts, eHeased Gearing
Rollers separate fr"in gears; parts distinct
and easily repaired, ut small cost, when
worn out or broken; is strong and econorn.
zeal, and j. fully guaranteed. For irscrip.
tive circulars. apply to
CONWAY X BUCKELEW,
423M Shreveport, La.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1878-08-14

Two bales Of new cotton sold in Shrevc-
port for los and IL cents. Fancy prices
are generally paid for the first bale, but
these were tho third and fourth received
and these prices offer fair indication Of the
state Of the market. We have reliable
information that cotton will for the next
three months command good price. We
met gentlemen i'll Shreveport who have
been visiting the Northern market with
special reference to the supply Of cotton
on hand-the supply likely TO he demand
I'd by the spinners of the North-and they
inform us positively that cotton will open
two OF three cents higher than it was last
year, and will 80 remain until December
This will be gratifying news to our farm
ers They should hurry up their hands IN
picking, cnnins and packing IN rs to get
the advantage Of the high prices There
is chance for = moderate profit with cot
ton al II and - cents per pound Should
the gathering of the crop be delayed until
later there may be loss. The prospects
for good price we think certain.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1878-08-14
HOMER KHoLIsH AND CLASSICAL SCHOOL

1'iiIS SCHOOL, under the Supcrintcnd-
l ence AZ MRs. H.rTir LAwR.NCE and
l.. NJ. CoRMiCx, A. NJ, will he opricd for
the reception Of boys and girls on Monday,
the I'd Of September, proximo.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1878-08-14
RAGLAND'S
Livery, Sale and Feed Stable,

South side Public Square,
HOMER, LA.
The Republican journal., 1878-03-14

set. Tuis act Pal. taS, Fret W. au approved.
UApY.tHr Fam to-~
The Republican journal., 1878-03-14

'Ha NJ nm .-s'y : ~
New-York tribune., 1878-09-30
1TTERhRY NOTES.

n is reported that the next number OF 1he
Nn,t,,gA Century, will contain article from Mr. Arch
ibaid Forbes, narrstng bis experience in Cyprus
The College Book" an illustrated history
Of twenty-four Of the leading American coneges anu
universities will be this Fail at HoughtOn osgooa
4 Co.'S.
Another work by Henri Grevile, Marrying
off Daughter" has BEEN translated into English ana
win come out in few DAYS at T. Peterson Brothers
IN Philadelphia -,
About October 10 Harper g. Brothers will
have ready The Story OF Liberty" by Charles O. Comm
aud at the end this week expect TO issue jennie
Young's " Ceramic Art"
Early in October Cassell, Peter 81 Galpln
will publish biography OF Palissy the potter by Henry
Morley the Professor OF English Literature IN University
College London This will also issue soon vol
nme called tue Great Industries OF Great Britain
Mr.. Gladstone will have in the October
Contemporary Review reply the Aebe Martins paper
"what flinders Rtualsts from becoming Roman
an article On the Greatness OF England"
A new edition of GoodhOlmes's Domestic
Cveopda" will be out at Henry Holt Co.'s October l.
Among the writer's it Calvert Vaux Austin Flint
ir Abrahsm Flint NJ D., and William y Lusk M. ID
The book Will make an octave volume OF 6oz pages anu
contains over 800 Illustrations
Among the articles in The Literary World
for October will be a review OF Mr. Gladstones
"Homer" by Chancellor Howard Crosby justin Win
sor now librarian OF Harvard College, will have an in
terestng paper on old shakespearean catalogues. Mel
vii Dewey explains why shakespeares name shouid De
spelled "'Shakspere."
Ben Perley POOre has prepared Political
Register and Congressional Directory which will COM
prise statistical record Of Federal officials from 1776
TO 1876 giving register of the Of members Of
the successive Congresses Of the several Admnisra-
tons Supreme Court OF the United States besides
statistical sketches Of all persons named except mem
befs Of the Supreme Court.
Henry Adams has edited four volume
work to be called The Life and Writings Of Albert
Gallatin" which J. B. LippincOtt Co. win publish
The parents Of Gaatn both OF ancient and disn-
guished noble families who numbered among their con-
Dections Necker and his famous daughter Madame dc
stagl Judge Story said Of him He is truly great
statesman. l rank him side by side with Alexander
Hamilton"
New-York tribune., 1878-09-30
:36TH ACADEMIC YEAR.


(HO. 40 Washingtonsquare,l
Geo. w Clarke d. Principal prepares pupils Of all ages
for business OF college, Location central accommodations
complete terms moderate Among those who have been
under Dr. Clarkes nRtruction Hon. VIM Walter Phelps
M. X. Jesup esq TheO A. HaVemeyer Austrian Consn.
General VIM. T. Dodge, jr esq, Wm HIdreth Field esq,
Julien T. Davies esq c. s. Wilmington esq. Otlast years
patrons the Rev. King Professor William swnton
hon p. H. Jones Hon Vincent c. King late Hon WIN
oron Hon Robert sherrad, Messr c. Volney King Louis
p sebert Louis H. Zerega E. H. wooton Hons. Joseph
C. Pnokney Jenkins Van Schaek, Abraham Lent G. van
Cot Gilbert j. Hunter gentlemen who graduated from
the following named colleges in June last were prepared In
two years at Institute; From Columbia, from New.
York University, 2 Princeton, Hamilton, Students
desiring college June next nay do so by joining
without Delay the classes Of this Institute In Cesar Cicero
XenOphOu, Algebra and Geometry. Commercial, Modern
Language and Drawing Departments also open Stu.
dents dstapoe may find board near the Institute on
reasonable terms department Of little boys and girls is
an interesting feature Of this school
For full particulars notices Of the press &C. send for
New-York tribune., 1878-09-30
election Noiice.
sTATL NEw-Y YORK, }
OFFICE oP THR SECRETARY OF srAE,
la ~ InlN. ln IA-a \

OFFICE OF THR sEcRKTAhY OF sIATE,
ALBANY, July 80, 1873 }
TINo the SHERIFF of the COUNTY of NEW
YORK-sIRi Notice hereby given that AZ the General
ibe rt Monday Of November next November it6 the io
lowing gcer, are to 2e elected to VIII An H. sosSe m Judge
Hand apDonted by the Governor 10 the place of william f.
Reprrseniatve in FortysiKh Congress OF the United
states or the Ffth district composed OF the
First second Third fogr1 Flth siTth Eighth ana E9nI,
island ana 1slnd, In the county OF New York
states or e sixth Congressional district composed OF the
seventh Eleventh and rhiTteenth wards OF e city OF New
KeTrescnatiye ForYsi1h Congress Of tho United
Tenth seventeenth wards Of the city OF NewYork in the
Representative the Forty sixth Congress OF the United
atSs toT ae sa %ar and pSS Of h
Eighteenth ward ang within Foarteenth & street Twenty
York, In the county OF New.fork, . ,, ~, -, - . .
states Tor the Ninth Congressional district composed OF
OF the Twentieth ward as lies within nwentysxth
aud so Of the Twelfth and Twenty second wards lies
within spuyten Duyy Creek Eighth avenue
Hudson river In the city OF NewYork IN tue county Of
in the Fortyxth Congress Of the United
Tor the Tenth Congressional district composed OF
40 much OF the Nineteenth and said city
east OF Third avenue and Barkwes Island IN the city
Represenatye I'm the Forysxh Congress Of the United
40 much Of the twentieth ward within Twenty
Forteth street sixth aud seventh avenues and
Eighth and so much OF Che Nineteenth and Twenty
and Randals Islands In the city of NewNork county Of
New York
Twenty members OF Assembly.
A CITY Judge, I'm the place Of Josiah sutherland.
District Attorney, In place OF Benjamin IL Phelps
A Coroner place OF MOTitZ Elinger.
whose Of office will expire on the last day Of De.
Also Senator for the Seventh district n the city
NeWYOr 10 iii the une1pred OF John MorTissey
ceased Respectfully yours,
ALLEN 4. BEACH
secretary OF state
SHERIFFs OFFICE, !
NEW. YoRK, July 81. 1873. !
that the foregoing Is Of the Election
Notice received by this day from the Secretary OF State
BERNARD REILLY,
Sheriff OF the City and County Of New-York
New-York tribune., 1878-09-30
90 olhom it aIap Gontern

DERSONAL.-$20 REWARD will be given
hrst Information 70 where RMAN LAMONT, who
the Engineers Department. Montreal in
lsl9 nOw for hs legal evidence q his death He was
IN New.York City IN November l649 Address II. w.
LIVINGSTONE, Atlorney.at Law, Toronto, Canada.
New-York tribune., 1878-09-30
proposals.
OUTFITS for LIFE-SAVING STATIONS
" TREASURY DEPARTMENT Office OF the
General Superintendent u = Lttesaving Service. :


" TREASURY DEPARTMENT, Otfice OF the
General Superintendent u. =. lne-Saving Service ,
WASHINGTON, ID. c., Sept 23, 1871
SEALED PROPOSALS will be received at this 0fice until
II O'clock OF saturday October g. 1878 for supplying
furniture shin chandlery and cordage sixteen hesavug
the Of Delaware Maryland Virginia and
North Carolina
be obtained the Offices OF the Collectors of Customs at Bal
and Norfolk OF Captain H. MeTyman Inspector Of
IAeSaving stations No 16 broadway, NewI0rk and upon
application 20 this office.
Proposals for the three kinds O articles descrbed viii be
submitted separately the price OF each article being given
pev schedule tho goods be delivered at Norfolk Va tree
OF expense 60 the Government.
Each bid must accompanied with bond IN the OF
$500 with good sufficient suretes conditioned that
shalt into without DELAY. and give
such security the faithful performance thereof
required his bid DO accepted by deposit OF
$780, United states currency bonds 10 be returned TO the
unsuccessful bidders after the award OF the contract aud TO
the successful bidder after the contract and bond for the
faithful Of the terms thereof shall be approved
by the Secretary OF the Treasury.
bids manufacturers OF dealers In the line OF goods
for which they bid only VIII be considered
proposals be indorsed Proposals for furnishing
saving statOns and addressed 20 the General
Superintendent U. LfesaUng Service Treasury Depart
ment, Washington. d. q.
Tho right TO reject or all bids OF TO waive defects s
best interest OF the Government 20 do is
served. =. l. klMBALl4 General superintendent
New-York tribune., 1878-09-30
Cost dmo fOnuo.
BOUND BROOK ROUTE
FOR TRENTON AND PHILADELPHIA.

OST-Passbook No. 82,S99. Denver
~ German savings Bank, olty.---..----.-----E city. H.
I OST--PassboOk No. 96,955 denver INssvx'YsIa ~
Citz.
New-York tribune., 1878-09-30
Nem l1ublirations.

DESIGNS and complete instructions for Dec
Joratng Pottery-any learn from it. Published by
s. W. TILfON & CO., No 333 WashingtOnst, Boston, and
sent by mail any address receipt Of 90 cents.
New-York tribune., 1878-09-30

Mrs. S. MAPES T0LLES will receive pu-
vi pills In drawing, painting chlnaI'nd decoration SS7
New-York tribune., 1878-09-30
1nstrnrtlon

For Boys and Young Men-City.
A CLASS for YOUNG GENTLEMEN and
n private instruction. THos. r. ASH lO3 West 4Othst
Glass for young gentlemen and private in
n structon reOpens Sept 26 Apply 1912. Thomas r.
Ash. lO3 4Otl-st.
New-York tribune., 1878-09-30
ynsirnftion.
For Bows and Young Men--City.

For Boys and 1oung men-Siy'
DEMOVAL.--Miss DU VERNET, assisted by
HI masters win reopen her Boarding and Day schooi or
BOYS under fifteen 81 East 30thst one door from 4t-
ave- on MONDAY Sept. 2s The usual afternoon class 70
the Park viii be resumed. If desired
or. LOUIS COLLEGE, No. 104 West 39th-
- st. select French Catholic Boarding and DAY SCHOOL,
founded in 1869 by Rev. Pere Ronay Latin creek anu
an living languages Pupils taught 10 speak nnenuy'
English French German ana Spanish. Complete oOmmeI-
cia scientific and collegiate course teoPe1s sept ~ fIos
pectus Application JOHN p BROPAY, Preslaen''
SPANISH LANGUAGE thoroughly taught /;
- easy rapid method reasonable terms Professor FER
NAND0 DOMINGUEZ2 29 Broadway Room 81 OF 2AS west
26th-st
THE COLLEGIATE SCHOOL, 70 West sd
Il ST. corner Gth-ave-The Rev, II. b. CHAPLIN, Ph D.
Principal b vs. carefully fitted for college or business PTln;
ary department The 59th school year begins sept 6 Ca
or send for circular
UNIVERSITY GRAMMAR SCHOOL, No.
Broadway 42dst begins its 42d year septe-
Der iG Primary commercial aud classical departments
NJ. NJ HOBBY, w. L AKIN, A. M, Pnncipals -
UNIVERSITY of the CITY of NEW-Y0RK.
The Departments OF Arts and sci
open Wednesday, Sept 49, candidates viii be examined
Tuesday, sept II, at $3.50 m. tuition free; ~ ,,
HOWARD CROSBY, Chancelor
THTM. n. .LEGGETT'S SCHOOL, 1,214 Broad
w way-Year begins Sept. 16 Residence "a E 8lstst
s((,TH ACADEMIC YEAR.
New-York tribune., 1878-09-30
Eau 6tbools.

A NNUAL SESSION (20TH) of the LAW
n SCHOOL OF the UNIVERSITY OF the CITY OF NEW
YORK begins October next and ends June l8 1873 A
written well exami alton Is required for de-
gree full requires years. but equivalent study
elsewhere is allowed Lectures from to Tor the con-
venience Of Offices. For crcuars examination
papers 1873, &c. apply to r. JAQUEs Professor and
Secretary OF Faculty, 20l Broadway
BOSTON UNIVERSITY LAW SCHOOL,
I'D BOSTON, Mass Opens October Send for circular to
T.. II. BENNETT, Ill. ID.
COLUMBIA COLLEGE LAW SCHOOL,
~ The twenty first animal term will commence on Wednes
day, October 2 until May To- 1879. The exam
naon for admission held Saturday. September % 1873
10 a. m. College graduates admitted without eKanina
ton The OF study occupies TIVE years Tuition fee
THEODORE w. DWIGHT,
Warden Of Law School, Great JODesst New.York City
VALE Law School -Regular course, 2 years (;
for degree Of DELI Years Fa term
opens Sept 20. Address Prof WAYLAND New-Hayen. CT
New-York tribune., 1878-09-30

NEW-Y0RK and LONG BRANCH DIVISION.
4N Trans leave Bank Long Branch ocean Grove
&c, at 3, llio a. m. 4, a5 pm
MaIaWan Station EXPORT.
New-York tribune., 1878-09-30

A DVERIISERS!
IA SEND YOUR ORDERS FOR THE TRIBUNE" and
ALL FIHST-CLASS CITY JOURNALS To
ONE OFFICE.
BROWN & PULVERMAN, 1898 Broadway. Eew-York
Send copy when asking for estimate or IN
New-York tribune., 1878-09-30

FREEHOLD and NEW-YORK RAILWAY
S:l6, l1;46 a. m. A. 516,p. m.
New-York tribune., 1878-09-30
CHARLIER INSTITUTE,

ON CENTRAL PARK, EEw-YoRK CITY.
Boarding and Day school for Boys and Young Men
Prepares them for an Colleges Scientific Schools Point
Naval Academy and Business
French German spanish spoken and taught thoroughly
New building erected purpo5ely model Of it's kind.
Twenty y.fourth year begins September II, 1873
New-York tribune., 1878-09-30

MISS NJ. A. CLARk'O
WI English and school for Young Ladies' and Chill
dren will reopen l07 East 36thst THURSDAY, sep
tember2B For circulars and references apply az above
MADAME C. MEARS'S ENGLISH. FRENCH
l Boarding aud Day school for Young ladies
sent 25 1878 French the language Of the family
and scboo Lectures English French and German by emil
nent Professors Madame A. c. MEARS, Principal
New-York tribune., 1878-09-30

wi nos 80 AND "a wEsT 4oTH-sT, FACING PARK
boarding pupils limited sixteen German aud French rrs
dent teachers; English and German Kindergarten; Phi
boys Special advanced classes and art class In
P1Setual attendance requested THURSDAY. sEPTEM.
u sN