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The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1879-07-25


The following is list of the presents
to the bride and groom:
Certificate CT deposit, $I.OOO-Father of tn,
bride.
Solitaire diamond earrings Prom Bride
groom.
France" In elegant frame with cord and tas
| Scl-Hon. VIM. Jay.
silver sugar bowl and spoon. in case-Hon
Silver tea set, six pieces-Mr and Mrs. j
s Danford, Mr.. and Mrs + II Denman
| Usage City.
inlaid with gOld-MaJ. IL. b. Denman, Wash
Gold rlng-CoI. n. b. Eldridge, Adrain
I-Col. s. L Smith, Adrain. Mich These tW.
| We're old army comrades of Major Hood
dessert spoons, in caseICapt. L. T. HeritaTe
The dinner year bOOk-Mrs. TheodOs la Hall
| WoOdsOnville, Ky.
Silver berry spoon, in caSe-MiSs CARR
Silver Drinking c1PEHiss Eliza Inness.
Rogers statuary, "Peddler at the Fair''-
From -Four of the i've, IL" Amherst Col
lege.
Moss rose China dinner and tea set-Mr. an
one dozen decorated China fruit plates
| Mrs. L. Storrs.
Furnished silver ereamer, in case-Mr. An
Mrs. Al. Newman, Arkansas City, Hans
I.ady's chair, walnut and gilt frame, M
holstered In raw silk and velvet-ME. and Mr.
4. C. Haywood, Arkansas City.
Two elegant paintings-Aiss Hattie New
man, Weld, Maine
Fiiterjng silver water set-hrs. Kidde
Annie Mitchell. Alex Norton, John A. Mo-
gan, 5. g Johnston, 7. s. Jones, A G. LAkiI
Aquarium, on bronze stand-MrS JanO
stOtfer, Mrs; G: w. Bennett. Mrs J. n. HeI
son, Mrs. G p Jones, Mrs. A n. Hann
Mrs- L. BOrtOn, Mrs. q. N. Sterry, Mrs ].
Young
SilvePQysteF dish, with eover-Mr. and Mr.
AeA1rtrie. +. Z. HDldGrman, l. n. HoIde
; man, Lizzie HoIdermans Josie Slacum. Ett
! SlOeum, Miss J. l.. Patty.
Silver anu cut glass lower VaSe-Mrs. ].
Bennett, Ms. ]. e. Perley.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1879-07-25

GLAsswARE-The most complete stock of
Glassware in town at j. d. DAvIsON's.
New-York tribune., 1879-03-07

acter Mr. Edward Cary contributes paper on " Inc
Administration and Civil Service Reform" "Jhe
Currency and the National Banks" are discussed Dy
Mr. George Walker, Chief Justice Wade, OF Montana
treats OF sefGOvcrnment In the Territories froies
sor simon Newcomb furnishes essay on "Ihe silver
Conference and the Silver Question: "The present
Condition OF the U. s. Navy" is described
by a writer whose name is not given, the phlosophy
OF Sleep and Dreams is examined by Professor
" s. Shaler, and there is an article OH
"a Forgotten English Poet, Bartholomew Grl'nn' oy
Sidney Lanier In his valuable paper on tho currency
George Walker eHectuay dspOses OF the theory OF III
trusting Of paper money to the afD'rafy WIZ
OF the Government-a theory which has been repeeuS
condemned within the last century oy inc
wiscsc Statesmen OF America and England anu
which has never stood the ordeal OF pun
lie discussion. Mr. Walker also pays warm
tribute TO the financial sagacy OF Mr Chase IN inc
organization of the national banking system, when pas
ACCOMPLISHED far more than contemplated by lts
learned and experienced author. In order to meet
a great aud sudden emergency. Mr. Secretary Chase
aimed to make market for his bonds, TO create safe
depotories for money raised by internal taxes aud 10
substitute uniform the credit Of the Gov
erpmcnt In place OF the OF the State banks But
his measure had far wider effect, Mr. Walker ailrms
producing uniform system OF banking, and giving such
safeguards TO the business had before existed only 10
q very limited extent.
New-York tribune., 1879-03-07
THE NEw.ENGLANDER. March.

The March number of this Magazine Is
largely occupied with topics Of secular interest lncnu
ing paper ou Business Ethics" by Professor j. b
Clark an account of English Factory Legislation oy
Professor j. r. Platt, aud discussion OF the pocy oi
Reducing Wages TO Maintain Rate OF Proht'' by J"hn
T. Curran Professor Wells Williams contributes VerV
curIous and interesting article on Female Education
and Authors In China" with the translation OF primer
for girls winch lght perhaps be introduced to ad'a-
tage in some renowned femsle schools IN America Ih'
number closes with copous and discriminating survey
of the popular literature Of the Last two months.
New-York tribune., 1879-03-07
rs'O PILLADELPlIlA
Va
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.

THE OLD ESTABLISHED RO:TEAND SHORT LINE
between
NEW-iOEk AND PHILADELPHIA
Fourteen Throu. Trans each daily; three dopOs IN
Philadelphia. tWOn Nc~-l l"tk.
Track. the most Improve ed qpmt i anu tue stcss
Time s.cnt with Hb-p at, safety
ON and alter Dtrcmhc; IT, lStN
Trains leave Sew GUN wa Dr~Dlr~et ana court
laudt stree ErTuc- ~ ioiloW-. ,,
800 ~ $40 40 lmtod' II u. l. b. 51 i'i % ,:5l
500 "ud 10 4. SUNDAY 4:{D and . IA. D. o 'i5' $780,
Route Of BROOKLYN Annelr connect wi;h an through
uan, al Jersey ttG a1ounga speedy ald direct transfer
Brpoky ~ travel ... ,.- -
Rriuuuug TRAINS leave Philadelphia 1901. 3ij. 80 T.
10 30 aud ! q. !im'tci Express. l:b - f.
53O - ana 80 p On sunday l2Ol 3:ij 800. ;. o.5O
"'Tcsrf O1icr--Nos 52G All 9ii 6roadVay no Ast0r
iouse ana foot Dr~ut0.srS and Couranit sts; No 1
Oman - and Bruukyu Auu"X Depot. foot Ot FuDurt .
Brook vu. Nos ~ li6 and llS Hudsou-st, Hohokcn;
Drgct. Jersey cry EmiSrant Ticket Omc, 80 Battery
Mace h. T.. FARMER.
FEANk lllpHHoN, Grnl Passenger Ag.
ti-nrtal Manager.
New-York tribune., 1879-03-07
Qflcnfrs.

4 TUTOR in Princeton College who Is gong
~ 10 Europe study, wishes To take with him
educate refers 60 president and professors o The Cc
4 THOROUGHLY educated draughtsman
~ ana mathematician who has been employed bv leading
firms Of mi, cy for the past eight y,as desires anent
situation At q small -ali ~ teacher Oi dIdughtSih"h Al
drcs. \. J.. D.. Tribune phce
4 MEXICAN and FOREIGN TEACHERS
~ AGENCY introduces superior Teachers 10 Colleges.
So and Families. Address call Miss ". i
YOUNG. American and Foreign Teachers Agency, -
Jnon.-quarc broadway sli"
4 GENCY for SCHOOLS and TEACHERS.
- 80 UNION.SQUARF, NEW-NORK.
supplies GOOD teachers with positions Applicant ntpUn
stamp supplies scoOls ami families IA competent u
etIuttCrS WITHOUT CHARGE.
T. COTLESN OEIH PGNCKNEY. 30 tu.on square. = y.
A mcrican school Institute, Established 1919,
~ Promptly Proyides Faniies schools Colleges wIth
Professors of kuO@n cdlibfc ami
scls and rent. school Properties:
GIVES parents safe advice about GOOD SCHOOLS
represents reliable teachers seeking engJgrmcuts
j. ". SCHERMERHO OK,,, 4. NJ. secretary.
MRS. MlTCHELL'S TEACHERS BUREAU.
VI % West JJthst families md schools supplied with
competent teachers teachers Will hnd positions.
DRIVATE INSTRUCTION.-Filtln for Col
Il lege specially. highest citv reference.
YALE. Tribune Uptown once. l23s broadway.
rTEACHERS supplied 10 schools and families
L without charge. Mi-- FLORENCE HITCH EDUCA.
1lONAL BU EFAU 81 Onion-squaIe
WANTED-YOung ladies 10 fit for teachers
w in new system Of gynI4.t.C- Apply az HYCIENIC
INSTITUTE AND SCHOOL OF PHYSICAL CULTU RE
No. West lltlst.
New-York tribune., 1879-03-07
6itnations females.

A LARGE PROTESTANT HOME BY.
N REAU-Where good capable, civil servants can De
had promptly at very reduced wages 10 sui tne uuos
German girls Swedish. Welsh English. eco'ch anu n 80
England Virls 10 sUt families: city and country ss9
Young girls very useful AZ the Old established HUME 100
hay fuirdO OOr above lOh-at
New-York tribune., 1879-03-07
STEAMBOATS, an0 Railroads.
CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW:JERsEY.

CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW,JERSEf' M.,j.t
~ Ferry station In New.York, foot 0f lhbertysL
Perry station IN Brooklyn. ot OF Fulton at ,.o, .,
Commencing %, lSISIIains leave NeN'lOk toOo VI
Liberty st. as follows: ,,.,oh
$50 a. mFOr Pennington, Easton, BelVldeIe , ~
Chunk. Tamsqna,, wilksSb9re Elmira &c Connects ~
G45 a m.-For High Bridge Branch Schooey i MOui,s.n
Budds Lake aud lake Hopatr0ng lasi0D hsII
Manch Chunk. Tamaqna usZetOn, WlkesDaito S0l'''N'
1880 a. no and 4:3o p m.For somervile and F1emngon
WiSesbarre Scranton TunkhanDock, Tamaqua HaLeiton
Reading POttsyillc, HaTnsDurgh &c. ,,..,.
u. n-FUr High Bridge Branch. SchoOiey houh'h.ui
Budds Lake and Lake liopatC0ng East0n Belynte "u'
Chunk. connects at Junction WIN d. j. AnI w ~ H.
D. m daiy.-Fur Easton Allentown ana HArIlbourB'
746 p MI For Easton. ,-.-....-
For trains loc al points time tables az stations
SUNDAY TRAINS-Leave at o a. m, II " M IOr 5ouni
Brook and intermediate points at $50 p for Ea'on
o he BfooEiT n and Ere Annex" make connection
AZ ersey itv station 10 and from Brooklyn aud Erie Dep0
Jersey Citv.
<TTV- YORK and LONG BRANCH DIVISION.
" Trains Red Bank Long Branch. Ocean Grove
&C. at &: ~, llij a u.. 4, 5;l0 p m. ,,r,...o,,r
HataWan station 10 and from hEffOiEl
FREEHOLD and NEW-YORK RAILWAY
connections Leave foot Libertyst for Freehold at
Sl5, ll:45 a. NJ, i,blj p H.
New-York tribune., 1879-03-07
rnE rnEINrErNArIoNALREvIEw. Maren.

The present number, which Is the first is
.ued under the editorial management Is marked by
freshness, yigor, and independence giving brilliant
promise OF an able and Interesting periodical large
portion Is devoted TO political questions leay
ing too space for topics Of purely literary char
New-York tribune., 1879-03-07
Jr6trutilpn.
Art schools-New-York City.
IRIS. LOUISA b. CULVER

WIN receive pupils painting Landscape flowers s o,
china and decoraon) her studio he Bella NO 40 h-
2Gth.st. corner 4th ave- 49, -
Preferences: Mr.. u. Huntington, Nj WIN hh| aii '"
NJ Hart. A T. Bellows.
New-York tribune., 1879-03-07
5teamboais ano Railroads..

BRIDGEPORT, and all points on II0usat0nlc
- and Naugatuck ailIosd Fare 81 Bridgeport
leaves CathaTnesi daily Sundays excepted 80
and bridgeport at II p M.
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD
ID Leave NewYork from foot Of DesbTosses and Court
l6udtsts
so for Washington. Coumbus Cincinnati Indianap-
oils thicagO and the West lucbnOnd. Charleston and tho
south Pullman from HalumOro TO Newark Ohio. aud
100 f. 10. for Wa-hingtO west Pullman cars
%cW-Yoik To Baltimore Washington making close
Tor rsburs Cincinnati Indianapolis Loulr-
Vile 1T Louis. Through Pullman cars Baltimore
Cinnat. ~ Louis aud Pittsbutg
1000 daily fOf Washington. the SOuth and Wet Pun
sieeIcrs from New-lOTk IA baltimore and Washington
fUr ChiCagn Cincinnati IndauaDo
s Louisville 81 Louis Columbus, PittsbuTR the south
Through Pullman ears from Bamore q Clncin
nal connects II Washington with u4Es fOr LyuchbuIg
Florida, NeW.OIlrans and the south.
through tickets please call a. COmpanys Once 3lJ
Broadway Sew-York, and dcket Offices foot o COutlnt
ana DesuTosses-sis., and Depot Jersey CITY
ROUND TRIP TICKETS 10 KANSAS, NEBRASKA
AND ELORIDA-
New-York tribune., 1879-03-07

Published by HARPER 4 BROTHERS. Ncw-York.
rg-HARPER q BROTHERS will send any of the
works by mail postage prepaid, part Of the United
Statee opr RECENT q he uTice.
New-York tribune., 1879-03-07

ST. PAUL At ATHTXs. By CHAmE; snAKEsIEAHE b. A.
I.mu. pp. l67. Charles ~CrbucTs sons
Nmc sermons bv q clergyman of the Church
Of Eusaud axe devoted to the discussion OF
iual Christianity iu relation aspects Of modern
thought. Tne volume is introduced with preface by
the Rev Canon IarrIr, wJO dcscr beS the sermons
the work Of one whots competent BY learning and
culture deal with Ike subjects OF which he speaks ana
Of one who the fairness OF moderation Of ms tone has
tried % catch something Of the spirit Of that great
Apostle OF whom hc ia writing. Mr Shakespeare
has the very highest authority for his earessness aud
for his sympathy; ami IN days when so many volumes
OF sermons ul idyOrdJc reception, even when they
are very thu ma suo>t and unorna in expression,
cannot doubt that readers will be found 10 welcome
dscOurss which have special object, and which are SO
well adapted as thcsa arc 20 repay ahOughtfu perusa
On whatever grounds any may object 10 them no one
thiub possbly that they are nothing more than
"auo.he. wave on the Dead SEA of commonplace"
Ihe ground taken by the preacher Is that spiritual
religion rests on large class OF facts exhibited in the
development Of our race. The modern theory that
religion MS evolved under purely human conditions
by the misrctdmg OF the phenomena Of Nature, is
cOpfradcted by facts which rooted the deepest
clements OF our being The fundamental idea OF the
scrmous in short simply this that the very existence
Of the spiritual faculty N man, so persistent and 40
vigorous is ground Of faith II superior reality Of
which Tho faculty Is tie fruit The OF the Infinite
oyershadows our lives although We can conceive OF the
Infinite III relation only 10 our hhte Consciousness II
II were possible TO free ourselves Of its haunting pres
encc. every hue Of poetry every hue Of devotion all
that sufuscs being with ideal beauty would be
washed ont Of Our SOULS and fe would lose us noble
ness II is the light which comes from tho source Of all
being that clothes oYistcuce with spiritual glory
and gives II power conduct In the illustration Of
these views the author deals largely with historical
incident, ~ well with philosophical reasoniDgs,
treating the subject with subtety Of thought aud
eloqucuce OF expression which might amply cnttc him
10 the name Of the " Shakespeare of dymes'
New-York tribune., 1879-03-07
For Young Ladies-Brooklyn.

AIRS. /. JERNEGAN BOWEN, 419 Ciln-
vi ton sf Rrookyp gtyes instruction IN music ana tne
modern languages ana private lessons at their u
whose early instruction in English has been deheenI
New-York tribune., 1879-03-07
S.I Sn TO BOSTON
sc Nv VIA THE Old RELIABLE
STnNINEIDN I'VE


CONNECIING WITH ALL POINTS EAST
NOT A TRIP MfSSED IL SEVEN CONSECUTIVE
YEARS
The elegant steamers sIoNINGTON and MARIA.
GA&SEl1 leave Pier 50 Orth River foot Of sL al
d ~. daily except Sunday-)
Special nr-iCiS- limited ucktt- good only on 24J a. m
train from ~0nng0n sold VIA thus line from NCw-l 70
BOSTON for ~ So.
Ticaots sale At an PRINCIPAL ticket Offices Statcrooms
sccuId al Offices u WcstCO Express COMPANY al AT Nos
3G and JJ7 Bal"ay and at metropolitan aud Fl Avenue
iio'' PKOVIDFNCE LINE TOR FREIGHT ONLY.
steamers ELECTRA and GALATFA leave Pier % North
River foot WarTrnstl daily except Sunday ~
fOl Providence direct
FIcght via either line t9kcn al lo"'st iatHa. .
4. ". FILkG&S. q. l.. ASL d. bAbCpCh. ftest
0I "A TO BOSTON. -
Jp .,ND VIA PAIL RIVER LINE
good Of Tor continuous
ia ge having Fail River the following
morning arrival uf boat Regular uckets al -
good any uaIn between Fsn River aud Boston d-shh
cen steamers .....u
" NEWPORT AND OLD COLONY
New-YuTA daily (-unlIYH excepted AZ . T. IN,
from Pier -. North liivrG loot OF Murray-7t
Leave bTO0AlYu, VIA Annex boat. ~ As y. m
tickets secuIed AZ al principal HOte, aud
Ticket Offices, al the per ami on steamers -
BORDEN & LDVELiA AgentA
Ssa l. CosSoA Genl PAS. AEL
New-York tribune., 1879-03-07
THE MONEY MARKET.

SECOND CALL~-1l4 O'CLOCK A.
New-York tribune., 1879-03-07
SALES rRoM 2l2 O'CLOCK TO CLOSE or Brs.Nl

StI. q Sn Pr prf
2JO....bc. D y
Morris & Essex
80 DC. "
New-York tribune., 1879-03-07

UNHE ERIE RAILWAY
/ nW known by its new name tho NETWORK. LAKE
iIi M takiny en,ct cinber .. ls7,:
. a. 49, enc iuaf and thrasO Day Express Drawing
Coaches 10 !iIHa.o and Su-penEIn bril2t. -
Louis Aprc-S arriving ~ BuhalO
H. couIcciug with fast nns 10 te west and southeast
IN inan- DrtWn;,fUpm Sle ping coaches To BuidO
f. m tDI.vl pJcut LNtrc-S Tor the Wc-t Sespius
ua; without also Hotel Dining
chicago
Trains leave ChambrIs street Depot, New-YorL. FOR
EcWJrh, t:iJ So ll.}O 3:l5. as Jlj, els 1870
D. H. and ~ midnight Satulay nights only. SUNDAYS JlJ
"Eniher.od ParA and Pa,.nc D. 74j. 10, lOl5 m, ~
noon lj s. $40. $50 j.lj t. $50 " 10 p. II Midnight
suudl,s H. $50 lrl a. m. IiI GtO and l. midnight
i5 s. 5.i. 'iJ. ais. 40 d. 5lj, Cl5 $50 =, I0p
m lun ~ uidneht. N.ua Sjn. 1lJ. lu a l.i1
$50. : .. "a. and ~ ~ inIght
en-. L. 7.tj IO1j q. NJ l:ij. 3jj " T. p ~. IL mid
night S'sni,y- g. $50. 1915 a ~ $50 >. and
u .' H. J q. Iu. 3.3O IaOp IL. Sundays $50 a. 10
%c,yiHr, .I5 - .. ru. $50 43O p sundays. $50 m
EouGout ana hinesion a. IA 20 ~ ,'uaa( 80 q ~
Snndava q. $50. lulj a. IN. $50 y. m
MudrtoyH. 1:fJ .. iu:lj q. H.. "i5 $50 = m. sun.
dav. $40. 1913 q. M, go T. ~. The ga m and i{n
H. trans connect win Ne"lok anu Os"ego Midland Riil
'op" P"r jews 40 o. lol5 a m 43O t. p m sundAys
$50. 1915 a M, $3.50 and : D. NJ
$IfE-Tta ctNiug Chanbersst on even or nav hours
BEFORE D. leave I'D II - minutes earlier lhan above
me: iIalu- leaving CIambera-t quar- hours lcave
2id.,i minutes earlier Boats eav" 2Bi ST at Sij aud
cunccn with trains lCd' g taihbers sL at 10
rTicis Tor passage and ior apartments in Dra"ngtoom
ana ing COACHES De "bjIri aui oidrr- for tho
baggage b" l'tt
tauyH Office Nos 80. AOl. 80 OF 55 Bd"ay " II No
1CGuit.st. BIOoklyn. OF et the Company DcPot% $500
" H. '--' jNo. x ABB0rr Gcn1 Pa,,'r Agt. Ncw-York
New-York tribune., 1879-03-07
THE LAW OF BAILMENTS.

Revised, corrected, and enlarged 10y JAAis SchouLLR
syO pp.6i7 Little, Bro"D Co.
The present is the ninth edition of Judge
Story g treatise on Baments aud 10 based upon the
fourth edition. published in 1916 soon after the authors
death ana The 10 receive MS personal supervision
The work intermediate editors has been revised aud
condensed and In where 1t had inruded In the
text mas been appropriately RENTED TO tho notes. thus
prcsenting the authors he left It. In order to
brng the Work down to date, Nh Sclouler has added
notes of his own, and about coo new citations relating
principally to the subjects OF pledge, unkecpets ana
carriers The editors plan Is good one. The
treatise was intended for the Of students,
and was written as pant OF the duties
belonging TO the Dane Profcssorship of Law In such
book the text discussing principles merely should he
kept pure and simple for tho student ana dlS-
tiuc from matter having the character Of anuota0ns.
which are useful chiefly tho lawyer, and should &C
eordingy be fun and TO the point. or Judge Storys
work itself IL is too write anything novel in the
way OF criticism. His performances as a law NIi:er
have been TOO long before the public and his WORK, on
account Of their Intrinsic and peculiar merits and the
celebrity and professional emLence OF Their author
have been and too well known To permit extended
comment. HIS familiar acquaintance with the eva
law. and fondncss for comparing with its maxims the
rules Of the law. his accuracy III stating pruo
pies and easy method of discussing hem his agreeable
but perhaps too copious style, picuous in
the under in the others OF the series Nnen
this book written 1t pioneer in this special
neld Before It there was only the monograph OF SIR VII
liam Jones restricted IN scope, imperfect IN detail and
occasionally III It's principles, and the desu
tory pages 10 found the works " writers upon the
subjects OF contracts general and the commentators
upon the civil law aud Il has remained to this day the
leading II not the only the topic Th- import
ance the subject k perhaps, second TO none within the
DOMAIN commercial law, because the law Of Baments
lies at the foundation OF class OF contracts import
ant pecuniarily speaking. aud common any other
New-York tribune., 1879-03-07
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RAILROAD-Grea TrnnI

/ Line arl United states Mali Routr.-On after
Jgnuar - l019 tmns 'c2T' Nc"Iork Via DesbosseS and
to;tliud street Ferries ~ follows
fNt. tor liar -buIc ITttsburg. the Wet and South.
Pullman Palace attached, J. m and $50
D.
inr ltu~poI. iuc. Haven, Cory and EIIr,at $50
corr ior llusvi'. Pctr"rWn Centre aud the
Cil .rslpit-. Williams port aud Lock Hiytl, . a. M.
i.suurt. Washington ana The south. limited Washing
JNprts- par0T daiiv except SUNDAY,
10 a. M arrive Washington Az Regular at i3O aui
S-ua 3d.. IUp sunday. 43O and D p. For
Lxrr Phusd-pha - 7:$o, S:2O 10 Limited. IL
a. H. $3.50 T. 7}U $50 and 10 y. IN. SUNDAY. ijO AMI
M, ,. 7@O. $50 and 10 H. EmisIant ana second
Toii OF brooklyn connect with all through trains
Jersey Ciy. anoding speedy ana direct transfer or
Brooklyn travel ,...,..-- ,..-,
M, .,iy q ,u !t, 6:2u D. ~ GUy except Monday. From
W,Iir.ion and baltimore 800 u, = 3:5O 4Ij 1910 p.
II, ~urday 80 q. NJ and 1910 From Pmlldr plil,
i:O 40 $40 1890. 800. :. 3:ju. too G2u, $50 lnd
lUI To- H.. -lul1y. 1870 900. l0ip ljD a. go 1910
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Er..LIvu Annex DH"C io"t ~ tuIionsi, Brooklyn Sos.
ia /, and 4. Hudson t. HObusoi, Depot jersey CITY
- ,iirLcf Oiic,. 80 8 Battery. place.
T. -. FARMER GcuI Passenger Agent
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DECEIVER'S SALE of the BOND STREET
IL SAVINGS BANK PROPERTY.
T. II. LUDLOW & CO. will sell at Auction on WEDNFS.
DAY March 10 1879 II O'Clock at the Exchange sale
roonl No III Broadway. UNDER THE DIRECTION OF
WILLIS :. PAINE esq, Receiver;
Bowery. No 33O-The valuable corner Of Bovery and
Bond.st and known the Bond Street Savings Bank
Maps and uu particulars the AuctiOneers Office or
MessTs. BARLOW OLNLi, Attorneys 40. 2OG Broadway.
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For Both Sexes-Citv,

MISS BALLOW'S English and French School
vi ior Young adde's and Children No "a East 22st. w
reopen ThuI sday. september 70.
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5nsIrnCIlon.
For Bows and Young y

For Boys and Young Men-City.
A DVERTlSERS!
N SEND YOUR ORDERS FOR THE TRIBUNE" and
ALL FIks1.CLAsS CITY JOURNALS TO
ONE OFFICE
BROWN & PULNFRMAN, L23S broadway New-York.
Send copy OF advertisement when asking for estimate
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Euw SCHOOLS.

VALE Law School.-Regular course, , years;
GIaGuste dor degree oi pC1~ wears ala ''i ,
al ems sept ~ Address Prot WAYLAND Ncw-iayen, c