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St. Landry democrat., 1878-04-20

The Burlington Hawk Eye give this
recipe for the consolation Of poor, lone
females: just pour gallon of whisky
on the sitting room carpet, and it smells
as though there was a man around all
tie time.n - - IS
St. Landry democrat., 1878-04-20
The First Gum.
OPENING OF THE CAMPAIGN IN OUACHI-
TA-MEETING AT MONROE.

THE NICHOLS GOVERNMENT ENDOR-
sED-THIRD PARTY AGITATORs DE-
NOUNCED AS RADICALS--CITY NOMI-
NATIONS.
St. Landry democrat., 1878-04-20
CAN6DATEs.
For Sheriff.

MR. EDIToR:-You will please announce my
name as candidate for Reelection to the otfine
OF Sheriff of st. Landry, at the election in
November next. Subject to the nomination Of
the Democratic Convention,
G. G. DUSON.
St. Landry democrat., 1878-04-20

An I0Ea school mistress was dis
charged because she stood on her head
to amuse the children,
St. Landry democrat., 1878-04-20

Dancing masters seldom have any
money, but are always taking steps to
raise some.
St. Landry democrat., 1878-04-20

An exciting race took place on the
St. Landry course, on Saturday last,
between Pitre and McDaniel's horse
Bob Daniel and McBride's Qrom La
fayette parsh) roam horse Romney.
Over 1000 people were present from
different portions of the parish and
from the parishes of st. Martin and
Lafayette. Bob rs usual was the victor,
and we understand as consequence a
considerable amount from Lafayette
was retained in this parish.
St. Landry democrat., 1878-04-20
2, z.
apl 20 Sheriff of the Parish of st. Landry.
GHERlFF,s SALE.
PARISH COURT, PARISH OF ST. LANDRY,
No. 1947.
oUEYROUZE Il BOIs VS.. HENRY D. NC
BRIDE,

BY virtue of writ of fieri facias issued out
of the honorable Parish Court, in and for
the parish of ST. Landrs. in the above entitled
suit, and to me directed. Twill proceed to seL az
public auction, to the highest bidder, at tho
Iousas, on SATURDAY, the 4th day OF May
1873, at II o'clock A. NJ, the following descraDe"
property, to-wit r,,,ro,,
Point, as per inventory on file in sherins ONCE
Terms-Cash, , o,rooN
anl 20 Sheriff Of the Parish Of st. Landry.
St. Landry democrat., 1878-04-20

Al wise man may be pinched by pow
seriy. but only fool will let himself be
pinched by tight shoes.
St. Landry democrat., 1878-04-20
AGENTS OF THE DEMOCRAT:
OpELOUsAs. SATURDAY, APRIL 20, 1873.

We call attention to the advertisement
of that enterprising townsman OF ours,
"Frank the Baker, No one that has
ever paid his establishment one visit
that can resist the temptation of calling
again. His lunches are all that a man
can desire in the eating line. His bread
and cakes are the best and cheapest the
market effords. Any one who does not
believe it can call and see for himself.
St. Landry democrat., 1878-04-20

INTERNAL IMPROVEMENTS:
Making and repairing bridges
labor on streets and court
house fence and hire of cart
and mule for hauling dirt &c 1859 90
Lumber bills .-......... 262 IS
Hauling lumber. 80 20
S1 Gs9 40
St. Landry democrat., 1878-04-20

Total expenses from 18th April
1877 to 9th April 1873 S.--...-. S4,138 80
To balance ON hand April 1878 81 25
St. Landry democrat., 1878-04-20
MEMORANDUM:

MEMORANDUM:
Amount of outstanding warrants unpaid
Itn April 1877 ,0o3 2t
Amount of same paid since, to date. TOO 81
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Steamboats, ano Railroads

A LBANY BOATS DIRECT-Merchants' Tx
~ press Intelligent steamers WALTER BRETT or
NEW CHAMPION viii leave daily SATURDAYS excepted for
Albany from Canal ST. North River inst dock above Peoples
Line, at connecting with trains North and West. Fare
ecR 2jc cabin fare, 5Uc meals 5Oc Freight taken lower
than by any other lines. a. II. BLACK, Supt.
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD. - GREAT
l. TRUNK LINE AND UNITED STATES MAIL
ROUTE and after April 20, 1878, trains leave
York Via Dcsbr0ssos ana Courandt streets Ferries fol-
lows:
Pullman Palace Cars attached, End g. 80
FOR Wiamsport Lock Haven, Cory and Erie $50 D.
NJ connecting CORY for IitusNlc Petroleum Centre
the oil Regions. NilhamsDOrt and Lock Haven, a.
Baltimore Washington and the south, Z" Limited wash
ingtOn Express Pullman ParlOr Cars daily except
a. arrive Washington AIT T. m Regular
a. in., !, $50 and D. Sunday ESQ and - p. m.
Express Philadelphia, $50. $40 o, J3O Lmite1
o. M J. l. D. g. ESQ l. 1880 $50 and p. III. Sunday a.
.. G:3O T. $780, $3.50 and J. IN Ensrant and second
class, y. IN.
Boats OF roollyn Annex connect with all through trains
at Jersey city, anOrdng speedy and direct transfer for
Brooklyn travel.
ton Perth AmbOv Pennington, Belyidore and points
see local schedules at all TicKet Offices.
Trains From PtsDurg. ESQ., lOi0 M 1920 D.
daily; 1910 $50 H. daily, except Monday. From
Washington and Baltimore 65u $40 a M. 4U, 5:I5 10 10
D. m Sunday, G:5O $40 From Philadelphia BOB $50
lOlo 1920 p Sunday, sos, ESQ. 9AO iO40 loo M
G5O, 1920 y. IN.
Ticket Ofccs 52G and 0i4 Broadway No. Astor House
foot OF DesbTOGscs and COurandts No. Court
and Brooklyn Annex Depot foot Of Fulton st. Brooklyn
ia ZIG and lls Hudsonst, HOboken Depot Jersey CITY
EmgTant Ticket Office, No. Battery place,
FRANK THOMSON, L. T. FARMER.
General Manager. Genl Passenger Agent.
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REAL ESTATE.
NEw-YoRF. Monday. May ID, 1878.
The following sales were held at the TX


change salesroom to-day:
7 A s,orv broyvn stone hoase with lot, No AIS 9Th
ave- s. 035 II OF 3Sth-st lot 3OxlOO, rreguai COG q
story frame dwelling with lot, No 224 East lo9thi
81. 5 s. 800 ft OF 2dave, lot 2oxlOO'loi :" - oo
BIZ Hitqh N. Camp.
OF land on Northern ave, =, running thIouth
10 the line Of the Hudson River Railroad auyOln
inc lands OF NJ Connolly, deceased, Fort wash 90 M
ingtOn Mutual Life insurance Co--..-...-'''' -oi'
By Gerard Betts. $500
pot Of land 5thave, cor OF ll9thst lOOlox ., ~
BIZ {. j. LBOH.
lots n West l52dst, 100 fl Of Sthave, eaeh z2x
1905 also plot Of land opposite the aboVei FRANCIS
BIZ Il IT, Luil01o & 90. -
building with lot No "a a Pine-st OF Wnlans- ~ .
ST. lot 1855 Q; G. II Reiman. Z''o
buildings with plot of land Nos 40 to44 Ptnest s. ~
1j.3nw OF Wiam.st, plot 7l9xOl6 u \ nOyt;. '|'o
hT WsS T td 2s Kos "a 40 same bnyer 200
Io "a NIL 1o III II Rcman and others 22,5
conra Witn st oi lot Stx75 Henry oyt..... 800
house with lot No ll9 Wesist, s, oil Courtandt ~
st lot % llX6lS; l. IIOyt o'o
"f W. i t. Henry Hoyt ........... 1876
l house with lot, No 50 Dey st, q, OF Westst, iot
20 lX32,9, irregular; also buildings WIN iOl, 30
Gcod Iioyf . oV.o 1870
l building with lot No 10 Courtlandt-st, s. c Of -
West-st lot 20 9x597; G. II Redman ami others. W
/ building with plot Of land, Nos ia ana 10 WASH
ingoUst, OF COurtlandt II, pot fo.oNolcj On n
same ZV'o
running through to Murray-s;, lot 334xl0Oi I'M q
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obstruction.
obstruction.
For Boys and Young Men-City.
COLUMBIA COLLEGE
EXAMINATIONS.


EXAMINATIONS FOR ADMISSION SO TIE
ACADEMIC DEPARTMENT
will be held at the College Building 49thst and MADISON ave.
commencing on WEDNESDAY June 8. at $50 O'Clock a. m
EXAMINATIONS FOR ADMISSION to any one OF the
five courses in the
SCHOOL OF MINES,
viz; Mining Engineering Civil Engineering Metallnrgy.
Analytical aud Applied Chemistry Geology and PalgOntoOgy
will held School Building 49h-st and 5thaye
Friday, June 7, at $50 a. NJ.
several classesin the Academic Depart
ment aud in school Of Mines will commence on MONDAY
May 20, at $50 a. In.
FREE TUITION.
FREE TUITION IN COLUMBIA COLLEGE and in
COLUMBIA COLLEGE SCHOOL OF MINES Is offered TO
persons unable pay the usual fees for instruction. on the
following conditions to.wit: 49,
applicant that he desires 20 be admitted
TO free tuition at the time Of presenting himself for e1anina
ton.
present certificate that his circumstances
such as 10 ente him TO this privilege signed by some person
of repute who Ia relative
g. lie must exhibit proficiency every subject OF e1amn
alton expressed by the number 80 Of scale In which 100 Is
tie maximum,
T. He must maintain subsequent 20 his admission standing
I'm scholarship expressed by the 40 OF similar scale
failing IL which he will be liable forfeit his privilege.
COMMENCEMENT ON WEDNESDAY, JUNE -,
AT 1890 A. NJ. a
+. A. p. BARNARD. LII. D.. President.
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6orsrs. Carriages, Garness, &r.

TOR SALE-Six-Scat ROckaway carriage ;
f,ur.seai park Phacton shifting pole; one set double
larncsa but little used. PRIVATE STABLE. 22G f. 3GthSt
DAnTIJRE for EIGHT HORSES at HAST
IZGS.Ds,. IUDSOS, twenty miles from New.N Ork, one
mile from depot with good sappy Of water and plenty Of
grass 50 per month.
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5re Cream.

EUSSELLiS ICE CREAM.
successful record OF u years has given FUSSELJ'S
ICE CREAM reputation for purity rchness and nayof M
equalrd. - 1870 - ..,. j.,
ialh''S - ~ P'' ~ BiBLE HOUSE and G23 GTH.AvE.
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sieallIboais ano Railroads.

A LBANY BOAT, PEOPLES L!NE;;|Th,se,
leave f PIER No River R So Of qy
a1 a E AGa RK T
and NEST Tickets for sale az principal aid hpTs Hna
BTSCk9 a6sfeTsd free BY .n9 SO snd
ffrstcass fare, 81 deck Zoe; excursion to Albany anu
return 81 90.
BRIDGEPORT, and all points on Housatonic
~ and Nausatuek Railroads Fare 81 steamer Brdgeport
aud Bridgeport at ii D.
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD
Leave NewYork from foot OF DesbrOsses and Corand
500 m Tor Washington Columbus CHICAGO and the West
from Ba@Sr 70 chGago m, fl. we m, N. sonn via
Gordolsye Pullman cars from NewYork TO Baltimore and
Washington making close connections for PusouTg On,
Pullman Baltimore to Cincinnati ami ST. LOUIS and from
800 m daily cT Washington the sonth and West Pull
making close chicago. Cincinnati Louisville
s. Louis PITTSBURGH the south and soaihTe;t Ihroash
I6usyIe Wellington TN trains FOR LynchburS
Sr through af S s at %cS c5 Of Gt
Ask o' f@B TIckET %s bITTfa6RB AND OHIO
CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEY.
%@ S o oG leave E I as GyoT.
cns dmad We!Sa ESpn ss s @
gao m.-For High Bridge Branch, Eas,On, HARRISBURG
Mauch CuunK TamaGua Hazleton, "lkesbarre scranton
i0:i5 a. ~ and l3O p m-For somervIle and Flemngon
p m.-FoT Fiemington Easton, Msuch Chunk, TamaGna
WnkesDauo scranton Tunkhannock, Tamaqua, HazeitoL
Reading, POtisvillc, Harrisburg, &c. ,,-- 80. 4,
4 n nI-Tor High Bridge Branch EasOn Belvidera and
Mauch Chunk Connects at JuHctiOn with ID. j. ana W. ~ "
j5o y. IN, daily For Easton Allentown ana Harrhours
$50 7. For EaStOn. ,,-.-.-.
SITNDhY TRAINS-IcJYe at 9:JOa H.. IL p. M Tor
Bound Brook and intermediate points and at 53O m tor
EGston. Reading. and Harrisburg
NETWORK and LONG BRANCH DIVISION.
~ Tain0 leave for Perth Amboy RED Bank Long Branch
Stages connect station To and IRON NE i
PORT and az Saunn to and from POINT PLEASANT
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NOW READY.
Latest Gifts Of Science" in TRIBUNE EXTRA No 40.
Contains:
THE PUoNoGRAPH, by Professor Arnold Qlustrated).
NEW MUSEUM OF NATURAL HISTORY, New.YOrk.
NATIONAL ACADEMY OF sCIENCEs-RepOIt OF re
cent meeting at Washington
WONDERS or FAST PRINTING, with cuts OF three Of
TIE TRmUyEs presses by John r. G. Hassard
THE HOPE OF CHINA, by Dr. Twichell.
sEXPLoRATIONS IN BRAZIL made by Professor Hartt
PLIOCENE MAN, by Professor Whitney. :.
ALCoTT AND HIS FRIENDS.
~ pages. Price, postpaid 10 cents.
Address THE TRIBUNE, New.York.
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0o creature OF the Lord that was so runOus as bever

the creature OF the Lord that was so ruinous as
age and potent medicine.
The interest Of the voyage s increased
the end Mr. Bishops arrival in the Southern states was
welcomed with the utmost hospitality. lie mas only
the most cordial reception from those who had so re-
Gently exchanged passions of war for deeds OF
His descriptions Of life OF the late prosperous
planters aresngulary intelligent and Instructive reec'
ing much light the condition OF Southern sooie' "1
sentiment AT that time. Indeed, the whole voiume'
thouoh entertaining IN the extreme, abounds with
which raises 1t above the character
of a mere work Of amusement Mr. Bishops ha'urai
AMI forcible writer His subject might excuse certain
degree of egotism but he seldom tempted 10 eApa
ttoe npon his own dongs, except in the way OF
Illustration his narratives as Tree from piecnsio 40
locbook OF trading vessel and his unaffected style IS
moe attractive than auy artificial graces of compost
ton.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-05-14
auction Sales of Real Gstate.

DOE II. SMITH e. CO.. Aucioneers,
IA Wil sell at auction THURSDAY. May TO- IL oc<p
the premises, by perempory order Of Abraham
Payntar, esq,
SIXTY CHOICE LOTS,
Located Payntaave Radde Prospect Crescent and WI
liam sts on the Heights in the Third ward Of
LONG ISLAND CITY,
Only 10 by from James's shp Thrtv
fourth Street and Ninety second Street Ferries and 40 mo
utes from city Hail. New York On high ground with bean
iifu view surroundings unobeconabe. One Of the hest
OF the for investment the
will positively sold for such prices the times VIII war
rant Fifty per remain Itage Title periec
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SELECTIONS FROM THE LIFE AND SERMONS OF
The REVEREND DOCTOR JOHN IAULEk loihO'
DIP. l55. Roberts Brothers.

SELECTIONS FROM THE LIFE AND SERMONS OF
TIIE REVEREND DOCTORJ OHN fAULER. lemOp
PIP. l55. Roberts Brothers
The prcgnant wisdom of the old medieval
mystic OF which some choice specimens are here
revived is worthy OF a place by the medltauohs OF
Thomas a Kem3s and the maxims OF Eplctetus. They
all relate TO the cultivation of the hidden spiritual life
which is the essential characteristic OF man, whether
saint or sage the devotec of religion, the amateur OF
science or the student of philosophy. Tauer was one
OF your thinking, sharseeing and plain-spokch
characters who are always striving TO reach the sprt
beneath the letter. and who do not stick at
sion which covers a vital truth. Though Roman
Catholic priest, he one OF the Reform
ers before the Reformation, and valued the
ceremonies OF the church in proportion as they helped
the life of the soul His ethical creed is delivered In
few words which oppOrunc at the present day as
they were in the Middle Ages: "ThOse who are truly
converted are kindhearted their neghbors indugen
from broherly love- praising the works of their neigh
bors "A far as they can and with great sincerity OF
heart rejoicing in the welbeng Of their neighbour ana
lend him n helping hand wherever they cam ana nave
great sympathy with him in his troubles; but the
falsely converted spitef and look with an evil eye
on the usefulness or pety Of Others ready to breed
mischief with taunt and are revengefu, sneerng. and
nufed IN In their own conceits The right sort Of men
are paent under all the annoyance and injustice that
Cod surs 10 befal Them and bear 1t long with peace
able tempers They speak mildly using SOFT words. ana
are wont meekly 10 seek reconciliation with those who
have done them wrong; but the false burn with anger
oe enyOus Of Others good fortune sanderOus, quarrel
some and censorous and full OF mur1nurng against all
above and below them who do not conform to their
wishes"
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rNO PHILADELPHIA,
L VIA
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD
THE OLD ESTABLISHED ROUTE AND SHORT LINE
between
NETWORK AND PHILADELPHIA.
Fourteen Through Trains way daily three Depots
Philadelphia, two III NeN-i ORR.

IIIIIdutiIUIa, I"U TIT 4NVN.I7IN
Double Track the most Improved Equipment and the Fastest
Time consistent with absolute safety.
on and after November IL, 1877,
Express Trains NewYork via Desbrosses and COr
landt Streets Ferries, as follows: -. - -
1880, 500 800 hmited Il a: m 60 $50 T. $3.50,
and D. IN. sunday a. ., q, $50 4 $50 and y.
Boats Brooklyn Annex" connect with all through trains
Jersey City afording speedy aud direct transfer for
Brooklyn travel. 49, no. -
Retuinng trains leave Philadelphia 800 $3.50, Z, 1880 g
$50 and II LIMITED Express $50 p. nh 4, 6:30 4
aud 1886 pm. aud II midnight ON Sunday, 3:20 $780, 4 g.
$780, a NJ, 4, 1850 y. M. and ~ midnight
House. Desbrosses and COrandt sts No Court
ST. and BROOKLYN Depot foot of Fulton Brooklyn
Nos III, ZIG and lib Hudson ST. obOken; Depot Jersey
City. Emigrant Ticket Office No. 8 Battery place.
FRANK THOMSON, j. p PALMER,
General Manager Genl Passenger Agent
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fosi ailo fouro.

1 OST-Erie Railway Company first CONSOLE
~ dated mortgage bonds par value 1900 sterling each.
Nos 1896 1897 dated september 1870 All persons are
warned against negotiating said bonds; payment has been
sonped Information relative them be sent toJOHN
COt'IIRANE GLASGOW, scotland Mcssrs. L. q c. MOORE
q Co. No. lag PcaIl-st. y. y. CITY.
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fiouscs ano farms n)aute0.

WANTED for the Summer furnished
w HOUSE IN a healthy locality seaside preferred by
married couple without children; mast have four bedrooms
Address, with terms, which must be very moderate A. T. -
Tribune Office.
V{yANTED-Tbree years lease of large
w house, 40 rooms suitable for conservatory OF
Music not below l5th.st rutland WhlIINO, beeA'
InanGt
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The first number of new quarterly enti-
tied Brain Journal Of Neurology edited by j. c. Buck
nall NJ D. j. Crichton Browne, NJ d., ID. Ferrler NJ. d..
ana j. Hughlings Jackson NJ. D.. is issued by Macmillan
& Co.. IN London and New-York. Its range ofdscusson
il intended to embrace all that relates TO the anatomy
physiology pathology and therapeutics OF the nervous
system The and diseases OF the nervous sys-
tenn will be discussed both in their physiological and
psychological aspects, but mental phenomena Will
he treated only in connection with their ana
tonical conditions, and mental disease Will be
investigated rs far possible by the meth
DDS applicable TO nervous diseases in general.
II will be the leading aim Of the periodical TO keep its
readers abreast OF the modern neurology and
TO advance the knowledge OF class Of diseases which yet
remain in great obscurity. Among the contributors
are many Of the most emnent living English physloO-
gsts including Dr. Charlton Bastan, DR.. C. s. W. Cob
bold, Mr. George Henry Lewes Dr. Burdon-sandersOn,
and many others. Among the original articles IN this
number the paper on "MotOr-Feengs and the Muscu-
lar sense by Mr.. G. H. Lewes, In which that subtle In
yesgator traverses portion Of the border land between
consciousness and mechanism, Will be found most worthy
of the attention OF the reader The other articles
relate stcS questions OF pathology and will
be read with interest by intelligent members Of the med
zeal profession.
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he COSTUME HlSToRIQUE. Par A. RACiNET' NO ~
- Paris: Didot. New-YOTk: j. w. Bouton.

49, Paris DidOt New-YOrk: j. w. Bouton
The fourth number of this attractive cOntri-
hutton 20 The PHILOSOPHY Of Clothes. contains seres'
sketches of European fashions in the Middle Ages Oh INC
ancient costumes OF India, Japan, and emma OF Ai'
and the North American Indians, and of Greece ana
Rome NJ different nerjods of history. In addition 10 'he
national costumes the work presents description VI
the inferior of the dwelling and OF the oocSo
orrauceracns and furniture Of various conhles' o"
ing a craphic Illustration of chronological chatac'eso
as well as interesting specimens OF decora'Ne ""
IetteI-press sketches are accompanied "lth "Plt'i
colored engravngs founded the highest authorities
designed with great skill and completed with admr"pie
force of execution They present succession oI "Eieo
able studies which challenge the attention oo'i
of the lovers OF art ana inc s'uueu'S vi
history Some curious details with regard TO
the head-drcsses Of women in France during the
eighteenth century illustrate the progress OF that won
derf,l branch of the fine arts in modern civilization
The chgnon it appears, scarcely known prior 10 ee
middle of that century Artificial hair was worn by men
for more than hundred without exciting the ea
ousy OF the angelic SEX until about the year l73o "e
the women began to adOrn their heads WIN couhIIc'
rcsses but disguised as to be scarceyVls b"'h
1850 they adj pied the pcruke in the fubioWn gi"es
of t Aowing locks in ORDER is said to escape the tor
ture of submitting the natural hair for hours 10 the
hands of the professional hairdrcsser, species o P
gatory which still forms cardinal article OF fth ID Tue
crocd Of the fashionable world These perukcs were OF
all forms and coOrs and profUsey sprlhked not
only with white powder but with gIay russell and red
The illustrations of these architectural structures pre-
sent signal example of female enterprise. great
variety of pecmens both OF womauly and manly beauty
in different styles, shows the uniform traces OF - Ma
ture,s sweet ara cunning hand" though sometimes no
disguised as TO be recognized only by the shapsged
cOunOsseur
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RECORDED LEASES.

Driver Martha to Mary c Chase, No. 20S East 18th.
ST. ycas, at annual rent
Van Bcur,n, Mary >, 70 Mary Tileslon, 5thaye
1858 II Of l4thst 81 years, at annual rent Of..
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Nfw CIVILIZATIONS.

an True and False PROSTRATI0N.-New
" edition Philosophy Of Marriage Address SEC.
Museum OF Anatomy 6lS Broadway Ny. Free zoe samps
I Attest GIFTS of SCIENCE, see
l. TRIBUNE EXTRA No. 40.
Sixteen pages Price. post paid 10 cents.
Address TIE TRIBUNE, New-YOrk.
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Eau Schools

VALE Law SchoOl.-Rcgular course, years
GraGuafe course OT degree Of DC IL wears Fall term
opens sent 20. Address Prof. WANLAND Newllayeh, Ct
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pONDOUT and KINGSTON. landing at
IL Newburg Poughkeepse Highland Falls West PoInt
Cornwall, Marlboro, Milton EsOpus connecting
with Ulster and Delaware and Waikiki Valley Railroads
Steam Thomas Cornell and James W. BALDWIN
at from Pier "a North River, foot Of Harrsonst.
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CPECIAL NOTICE to TOURISTS.
y
The Lake Superior Transit Company running Ten splen
did Passenger Steamboats, between Buffalo and Duluth and
intermediate ports. - -
FIVE sAILINGS WEEKLY.
e For full Information apply 10
T. r. EVANS, General Manager Buffalo N v
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Gin Real GsIate for Sale.

TOR SALE-A plot of four lots on West
57hst near Sthave will be sold entirety sep.
with witt, ut the brOwnsone house thereon
HOMER MORGAN. No. PncsL
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Gcatnfrs.

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filled department Of Instruction. Apply 10 MISS NJ j.
YOU NG, No. 70 Uni1nsquare, Bruadway side
PREACHERS of known ability and character
4 promptly provided for families, schools colleges reliable
teachers wanting engagements next session shouapp now
forms stamp JW SclermeThorn sec, 30 T. l4th SHY
TEEACHER'S BUREAU, 81 West 35th-st.
Reliable Agency Foreign aud American teacISIs I1r
schools and families Mrs Mitchell rincpa speaks French
German aud Italian.
V'EAClIERS of ability aud experience sup
with good positions Now II the time u apply Tor
SEPTEMBER VACANCIES. r. COTESWORIH PlhCk
NEN = Agency supplies teachers with positions Application
Supplies sCnOOls and families with cOnpe
Instructors without 80 UniOnsq Htha'esde
y. Y.
SNANTED-FOr Observation-Disclosures for
w French and German (schOols). Apply at TEACHERS
BUREAU, G1 West 3jth.st.
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GUNNER NORMAL SCHOOL OF Ian
- at Amherst College, under the direction OF l.
sAUNEUE, PM, LID, opens July D. CIRCULAR III lfoI
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