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The New York herald., 1879-08-29
PORT OF NEW YORK. AUG. 2S, 1879.
ARRIVALS.
REPORTED ny THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS AND HxRALl
wHITEsroNE TELEGRAPH LINE.

REPORTED by THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS HERALD
wHITEsrosE TELEGRAPH LINE.
Steamer Gienfnlms (Br) Wilcox Shanghai July Annoy
9th sinspoc sucr Aug Port said 9Th and Gibraltar
18th with mdse and 50 Bros Aug
Akymb for English ChanaeI.
Qasensiown 9th with mdse and passengers cortis
steamer Csliiornia osr, Donaldson London Aug ls
strong westerly winds on the passage Aug 2 81
%
bark showing 9ME frG% Hs%b"sS for .S Nsw York
and os passengers to Hurst, Ans i; 4 SO.
an @ T%ssGy s "a s
~ @ @ G. for oys5 y ahn a%s' a a. M
60 43 Wilson line steamer bound Z: 2sth lat 40 90 Ion
@ Alien days with
mdso and TO Geo BuIIey Had strong west,
cry steamer ssa " s r rnas West ss.epos y
spoke bark Soil pse Gloria Ger, wssns5, from Rs,er
s% STEAMER r state Of Alabama r Rcnlc. glasgow Ang
Baldwin Co. ss We s X gI r. ss bead .ssr bn, 5
Stan 10y cof MaadsD Abandoned. her beam ends she
TO he sbca. 800 tons with painted ports and
I'll set re was eass, and heading to hS sou'nward
Steamer state q pcnn,y vanla lBr stewart GIa.gow
Austin Badw,n CO. Avg 20 lat % ~ Ion - ~ SPOKE
s"ss Ss Masy s'Siss @ lip "aS GSpprs
GlasFow from Livernos bound w 20 9Th lat 4 y, & Ion
rugged steamer bound +. =.
Steamer Amelia m Dixon, Leith 10 days In ballast to
j Seager Had variable winds with rain and fog had
lat "a 2 passed an Anchor line steamer bound
steamer Canada tFr). Frapguci, IIavre Aug 10, with
mdse and "a passencvrs to Louis de Bebian.
Steamer la Place tBrl Sconed, Santos July % aud Rio
Janeiro Aug 2 with coffee to Busk Jovons.
steamer Atlas tr) Low. Port uu Prince Aug o. Aux
Cages sth Jscmo 9th. Barranquilia 18th nnd Kingston
2ist with mdse aud passengers TO Pm, Forwood CO.
strong sE winds. with damp aud cold weather. since
passing Hattcras :. - 49,,
and ~ passeng gers to Zuricaldy Arquimbau,
Steamer M 5hmond Kelley. Richmond. city Point and
Norfolk with mdsc TO the Old Dominion Steamship Co.
Steamer lIattcrss stevens. Norfolk, with mdse to the
Old Dominion steamship Co. -.
Ste Gibson Chichester Georgetown. DC. with
mdse tod q ltoon,o. Jr
steamer New Brnnswck Gipb. Lewcs, Del, with mdsc
20 the Old Dominion steamship Co. -
ship British America tBr). Lockhsrt London July ~.
In ballast. to snow Burgess Anchored at Sandy Hook
for orders.
snip North Wales Csr). Owens Belfast July %. in bal
last to Scagcr Anchored at Sandy Hook for ORDERS
ship Magdalonc Vier) Henkc. Bremen ~ days, with
nd-e Wntjen. Toel Co Had strong westerly winds
and with much fog for 81 days date lnt A. Ion %
spoke ship Favora tGer Peters. from Bremen for New
York. ~ days uut Aug 26 lat ~ 30. Ion ~ ship Bremen
DER Moer. from Bremen for Baltimore 45 days ont
Ship Palmer fNorl. Larsen Hamburg ~ days. with
salt empty barrels order; vcsHel TO Tobias Co.
BARK Capenhurst tof 81 John NB) Flowers Liverpool
46 days. with nitrate Of soda TO ordsr vessel 30 Parker
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MARITIME MISCELLANY.

STEAMER REunRx POTTER ashore in Newport R harbor,
was raised Aug ~ aud towod to tho wharf
emily but slightly damaged
Sup MILTON (3 Drew. from Bristol for Quebec. before
reported ashore at Grand Etanp. has been condemned
isr captain remains BY her The and materials have
reached Quebec.
BARK CoSsrAHrn (Nor), from Limerick for Quebec,
uah,re has been condein ned aud Will DO
sold sho being stripped Materials will be taken TO
Quebec.
BApK MARIE Qser) from Waterford at Wilmington, NC
rcported had discharged her cargo Aug 70 and
would bc repaired ut once.
BRIG G. G RoBISsoS Clark Rt Havana Aug 81 from Now
York tho 18th lat 81 Ion I3 ID turriEc
kSE NV. with heavy during which tho
vessel labored heavily. shipped large quantities of waor
and lost deck load of aDout 200 carboys of acid.
gRra JULIA Il HASKELL and schr Laura Mcsscr. both
at from Windsor Ms lost sails during the gale
of the ieth.
Bnra ALASKA lr, from st Marys. Ga, for Montevideo
remained outside the bar of Wilmington. NC. Aug ~
awaiting new sails
Bsis MERaIrr remained ashore at Lowos. Del, 2Sth
AM Wrcckers will got 10 work on her on tho wind
modcrsting.
sem Anrtiz. from Feraandna far New York. remained
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SHOT HIMSELF DEAD.

William Armstrong, twenty-three years OF age,
who had been employed at Hstead's stationery estab
lishment in the Cotton Exchange for the past seven
years, but who was thrown out of employment
about two weeks ago by the suspension of the bus-
ness shot and instantly killed himself last evening at
his residence. No. 81 Fourth place. Brooklyn He was
recently married, and his inability to, procure en-
ployment made him low spirited. His mother last
evening counselled him not to neglect his wife,
He appeared to be unusually despondent
and said very little. Suddenly arising from
his chair he drew revolver from his
pocket, and placing the muzzle against his
left temple. fred. There was deafening report
and he fell heavily upon the fioor His mother and
wife both witnessed the tragic act. The ambulance
surgeon found upon his arrival that death had been
almost instantaneous.
The New York herald., 1879-08-29
OUR CABnE SHIPPING NEWS.

ANTWERP Aug 27-Arrivsd, ship Sachcm Reed San
Francisco; bark Elise Mathildo tNor, sundosen Pha-
dAphia; Bortno Qta). QueiroO. New York; Albissoa
QtaD Piscetto, Baltimore
AMSTERDAM Aug 27-Arrivcd barks Matador CNor) Rom
ming. Philadelphis; Kragero (Nor). Barth New York.
Sailed 2lst, bark Bjorviken (Nor Harris, New York.
BREMEN. Aug 2s-Arrived, ship Harmonic tGer). Rein
Ken. Now York.
CRoSsrApr Aug 25-Arrived. bark Normandy CBr),
O'Nell. Savannah.
CopKxmAGKS Aug 2Isailed, ship Holden or), Jorgen-
sen, Boston.
cArS, Aug l7-Arrived bark Prnds Oscar tNor Jensen
Baltimore.
DIAL, Aug 2s-Arrived steamer Lepauto CBr, Rogers,
New York for Hull.
DuxKIRK Aug 23-Arrived. barks Rosetta QtaD. Costa,
Philadelphia; 18th, Bessie Parker r. Tucker Now York
GLASGOW, Aug y7ssied. bark Henrik Ibsen (Nor,. Neil
HAMBuRG, Aug 27-Arrivod. bark Cumberland (Br).
Moon, Baltimore.
Sailed 9th. bark Condor (Nor, syvcrtsen, Tybco
HAyRR. Aug 27-Arrivcd, barks Te Baker, Leighton,
New York sagitta (Br), Taylor. Baltimore for Caen
IPSWICH Aug 27-Arrived bark Albion (Nor), Rode Now
York
KrScRoAp, Aug .s-Arrived, bark Caterina GtnD,
Darte New York.
LivKRrooL Aug 27--Arrivod. ship Golden Cato (Br).
Ksmpe francisco; bark Natvig Cor), sundbad Phil
adeiphia; 2sth, steamer England (Br). Thompson New
York.
Sailed 9th. steamer Hovotia tBr, Rogers. New York
bark Gudrun CNor). Nielsen do
LospoxpERRY. Aug 27-Arrivod bark xems Br. Foster,
Baltimore.
LEGHoHN. Aug 26-Satled. bark Ssntna Ansaldo utaD,
Oiivari, Philadelphia
MEssIxA, to Aug 2s-Arrivsd. bark Rosina dtaD. For
cello. New York.
NrwnY Aug 2e-Arrived bark Eliza ouiton (Br), Mel
Garry. New York
QUEENSTOWN, Aug 27-Arrivod, bark viscount MscduR
m, rig phirdaiphia. sto Wyom N
do Murray, New York for Liverpool land proceeded
ROTTERDAM Aug 27Arrived bark Kathinka (Ger), Ros-
sine. baltimore
RocmEyoRr Aug 2.--Arrived. ship Toivo (Rus snoil-
man, Philadop phia 20th bark Pacink Nor). wesscnborg
do.
Baltimore.
srrrr,S. Aug 2o-ArrIved bark Toni Qion, Brandhon.
Now York.
TnrrsrK. Aug 25-Arrved. bark Monets tAus, Fiamin.
Now York.
TARRAcoSA. to Aug 2s-sailed. steamer Acadia Br),
Montgomery. Now York.
vieo to Aug 2s-Arrived barks Rosario (sp) Gorordo
New Orleans; ostoraa CNor). Larsen, Savannah.
Sailed to Aug 2s schr Nancy Smith, Hodgknson.
Corunna
woaAsr to Aug 2sArrivcd bark sirene tGer) Callies
Darisn.
LoxpoN. Aug 2s-steaner Caduccus CBr), from Sicily
Aug - for Now York. which previously reported
having grounded of Gibraltar, has boon oatsd sho
tsined no damage.
Bark Mia Madre Il 1taD scotto from baltimore for
HULL previously reported ashore Goodwin Sands, has
boon aban doncd, strained and lcaky.
wEATHrR ON THE ENGLISH COAST.
HoLYuKAp, Aug 2s-wind sw. strong gale; barometer.
2a2o5.
LIZARD. Aug 2S- Wind sw. strong; hno
PLYMOUTH, Aug 2s--wind sw. strong; cloudy; baron.
cter, 2aoO
The New York herald., 1879-08-29
CAPTAIN
JUDGE HILTON AND CAPITAL
KEALY.
JUDGE

Captain Kealy and Detective Shelly. in answer to
a communication received from the firm OF A. L.
Stewart Co.. had conference with Judge Hilton
yesterday. 1t was in consequence reported around
Po ice Headquarters that important Developments
in the Stewart grave robbery might soon be ex-
pected. Captain Kealy, when questioned. was non
committal, and refused to be interviewed. No
official information could be learned to confirm or
refute the report
A HERALD reporter called last night at Judge
Hiltons residence and in reply to written message
nquring to the above the Judge said that he had
ausw
The New York herald., 1879-08-29

Ship Mary Stewart Oh, Wright, from Belfast for Dalt
moro, Aug 8, lat 81 So, Ion 23.
Ship Cleopatra Qier). Poppe from Havre Aug II. IS
miles Sc Of Fire Island and ordered to Philadelphia
Ship William (8r,. from Liverpool via New York for
-, Aug 20. of Shinnecock.
Bark John Worster Winn from Now York May 15) for
Rangoon juno 26. lat n. Ion "a W.
Bark Ranger. Of Yarmouth from Lisbon for Delaware
Breakwater 50 days Aug 23 lat 40 Ion g. aud
supplied with provisions by bark Sheia r at Fortress
Monroe
BARK sif CNo Torkildson from Boston for Baltimore,
Aug 4. lat ~, Ion 81.
Bark Maggie Miller (Br. Cook from Antwerp for Balti-
more Aug - OF the Capes Of tho delaware.
The New York herald., 1879-08-29

mage to Mr.. Mcdonald. who drove it through. win
ming the game and the championship for Boston in
three straight goals the last of which occupied
29is minutes. Hats. sticks and handk went
up into the air among the players. accom-
panied by loud cheers all sides OF the
Held saluting the vctors. Mcdonald. the captain OF
the Unions. proposed three cheers the defeated
club. 1t was given and returned with hearty WILL
aud. tossing their captain their sho ulders the
happy Bostonians carried him in triumph to their
tent followed by the Ravenswood Immediately ar
terward. The carriages aud spectators left the
grounds where had been witnessed the nrst annuai
for the championship of the United
The New York herald., 1879-08-29
LOOK OUT FOR HIM.

middle aged man called. on Wednesday evening.
at the livery stable of v. b. Gulck, Princeton N. j.,
and hired horse and buggy from him. Neither he
nor the horse have been heard of SINCE The animal
was about fifteen hands hig with star the fore
head and two white feet. He was in good condition.
but is q little lame behind when he first starts The
buggy had falling top and was trimmed with blue
cloth Mr.. Gulck also had horse stolen from his
Long Branch stable on July Is. 1t is supposed to
have been taken by the same parties. No trace Of
the thief has yet been found.
The New York herald., 1879-08-29
SAILED.

Steamers Lizzc CBr) for Iondon whcatfold tBT. do
Gordon Castle r. do City OF BRUSSELS r). Liverpool
Iessng Ger. Hamburg; Bermuda tBrl bermuda; Isaac
Beli Richmond. &c; ships zippora tNor. Rotterdam
James Foster, Jr Antwerp: Gustav Oscar Nser) Brc-
men; CITY of Liverpool dsp. Quecnstown or Falmouth
Hayre bnrks Norge tNor) Bcifast Martha McNeil LON
don: Leocadia tGe). Hambufg Happy Home tBr) Ant
werp; Berner Nor do; Irvat Llus. Cork laakon
Haskenscn tNor, do or Falmouth vesterke Nol do or
do, Cvet (Ausj. Gibraltar; Regina tNor Rochcfort;
Betsy GUIDE Nor, Elsinore Iiebe tNor Westpor sjod
ronuingcn (NoD. Bristol; Tommy t5er) stettn fnnis.
vera tsD Ancona: Spirto tAus), Alexandria; Gsnthta
(Sw), tockhom; Adano Qta salonica; Mariuccia Mig
lIauIAI I.al
The New York herald., 1879-08-29
THE ROSS-SMITH RACE.

HALIFAX. N. s.. August d, 1879
The Smith Ross did not take place to-day. as
a strong easterly wind prevailed. The race between
Evan Morris. of Pittsburg. and Warren Smith, of
Halifax, on Bedford Basin, is fixed for the 10th OF
September. Morris is expected here in the steamer
from Baltimore on Sunday.
The New York herald., 1879-08-29

THREE TOT ISLAND LLGHfHoUsK
Notice In hereby that erected by tho
Of Canada upon the southeast point of Three
Top Island, Whtshaven, uysborough county Nova SEQ
tia will be put operation the 10Th September next;
lat As II 4oN Ion 81 4oW. The light is fixed white.
toptric ~ foet high mark and In
clear weather should bo IL miles The building
is wooden painted white. and consists Of
81 feet high from base Of bulldog Ian
tern with keepers dwelling sttacned This light Is for
der point the the northern side OF the
obscurcd when bearing the
NE by f. 1t visible from a other points of
except when intercepted the high ana Of Whitehead
Island WILLIAM SMITH,
Deputy Minister of Marine, &C.
DRrARrxRNr OF MARINE OTTAWA, Aug Is, 1879.
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NEWPORT GOSSIP.
[BY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD

NEWPORT. II. L. August 2S. 1879.
General and Mrs. Barlow and DIR. Fordyce Barker
Of New York; DR.. J. D. b. Stillman and Mrs. J. c.
Flood. of San Francisco, and Rev. DR.. Schenck, Of
Brooklyn, arrived here to-day.
The Town and Country Club met at the residence
of Mrs. Julia Ward Howe few miles from this city.
this afternoon. The meeting called ''Blue
tea.'' number of papers bearing on "blue teas
read. There was large and distinguished
cl beinu present
The New York herald., 1879-08-29
FOREIGN PORTS.

AsrrSwaLL Aug 25saiied, steamer Crescent City Por
ter, New YORK.
yer. Port Elizabeth. con.
BAHIA Aug SIN port, bark Johanna Vcrl, Mend0rs,
Now York. ldg: brig Dsphon der DE Jonpc for do. do
sailed July 20, bark CeicstInc uta Carniga Boston
New York.
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BELOW.

Ship Cleopatra (Gcr, Poppe from Havre June 80. Re
cefyed orders to proce ID to philadelphia
Bark Transatlantic (Nor). from Arendal.
Bark.Alma (Nor), from Dunkrk.
Bark Bertha (Nor), FROM Bilbao July g.
The New York herald., 1879-08-29
DErARrxRNT OF MARINE, Ora,
WHALEMEN.
SPOKEN.

Cranberry Isles, Aug 22schr Brilliant Richardson,
sailed 18th and returned 18th with large whale being
tho fourth taken this
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YACHTS. STEAMBOATS,. SC

A SCHOONER. 265 TONS. WILL BE EAvui,ANS,MEn Ian, ~
for Real Estate Address w. room 10, l25 Pearl ST.
New York.
NgANNING's YACHT AND GENEKAL shlrrlxu
of purchasing or chartsrng Yachts "s s'ss' 10 ,S
any can obtain full particulars VI ~ W w
n arke by or by sending t9r nsnnhr
Yachting 0ircnHr aud sh'ppinv inquirer: Ireo
vyrAxTED--A TU0 DOAr. 10 70 yo INCH ufLiN
dr,ss Win name snd priss TUa bex isv Rsraad uptsva
ONCE
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NEWS
OCEAN STEAMERS.
;teamer. .Satts. Dcstiadtioa.

DATES OF DEPARTURE FROM NEW YORK FOR THH
MONTHS AUGUST AND SEPTEMBER
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WESTERN UNION TIME BALL.

NEW YORK Aug 29-Noon,
The Western Union time ball was dropped correctly to-
The New York herald., 1879-08-29
NOTICE TO MARINERS.
THREE TOR ISLAND LIGHTHOUSE.

The Handk light vessel has been replaced ON her
att ntion-
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Switzerland. lSept 5.iAntwerp.. l52 Broadway
ALMANAC FOB NEW YORK THIS DAY.
SUN AND MOON. HIGH WATER.
Sun rises s..... "a Sandy Hook. morn Al
Sun sets ...-... 6 3S Gov. island morn 6 26
Moon sets. :. morn So He'll Gate. morn II
HERALD YACHT WEATHER OBSERVA-
TIONS.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1879-09-02
A p ecQliar Duel

From the.London Truth.
l was looking over thesstories that
were sent in last week for the prize, and
1 wonder that the editor did not insert
this one, which is really too good to be
lost: "There IS q curious duel now
pending in Boston, which began several
years ago. Mr.. All bachelor, chal-
lenged Mr.. B., a married man, with one
child, who replied that the conditions
were not equal; that he must necessari-
ly put more at risk with his life than
the other, and he declined. A year
afterward he received a challenge from
Mr.. A., who started that he, too, had
now a wife and child, and he supposed,
therefore, the objection of Mr.. B., was
no longer valid. Mr.. B. replied that he
now had two children, consequently the
inequality still subsisted. The next
year Mr.. A. renewed his challenge, hay-
ing now two children also, but his ad-
versary had three. The matter, when
last heard from, was still going on, the
numbers being six to seven, and the
challenge yearly renewed"
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1879-09-02
PERSONAL AND PARTICULAR.

Jenny Limo Is % years Old.
Andrassy and Bismarck are at Gas
tein taking counsel.
Lady Lonsdale is said to be the hand
soonest woman Of the London season.
Mrs. Myra Clark Gaines has fled an
other bill against New Orleans. This
is hard on New Orleans.
SANKEY'S present visit to Africa is
for the purpose of opening up the Congo
river from the west coast.
The clerk of the weather must have
an old grudge against England, that
he is trying to pay off in overmuch
rain.
The heavy financial troubles of Tur-
key will put a quietus on the grasping
ambition of that empire, if nothing else
does.
Ex-Governor Seymour was once a
private in a fire company at Utica, N.
York. He will attend the picnic of
the exempt firemen.
Garibaldi is losing his popularity in
Italy. Most of the journals are against
him. He threatens unwisely to write a
pamphlet.
Archibald Forbes, the English war
correspondent. whose long and quick
rides have excited so much comment,
used to serve in a cavalry regiment.
A letter was recently sent to the
Chicago Post Office addressed to 20.
He'll" The man who says it was ad-
dressed to the whole city will be shot
at sight.
General o. o. Howard has gone from
Oregon to army headquarters in San
Francisco. His son Chauncey will 60
to Andoyer, Mass, to study for the
ministry.
Bartholdi's colossal statue of Liberty,
for New York barber, is making rapid
progress toward completion. The
public will shortly be permitted to visit
its interior.
The wife Of the confederate General
]. B. Hood died at New Orleans yester-
day. She leaves a large family of child
rem, having borne twins three times and
triplets once.
DR.. Schliemann, the explorer, speaks
Russian, English, French, Spanish, It
allan, Portuguese, Dutch, Polish,
Swedish, Arabic, and ancient as well as
modern Greek.
Mrs. Harriet Beecher Stowe has never
received a cent from the adaptation of
"Uncle Toms Cabin" for dramatic
purposes, although no modern play has
been acted a greater number of times.
The New York Herald says: dances
in the surf are advocated at Long
Branch, and every one expresses a will
ingness to look on, the only unanswer-
ed question being, Who will do the
dancing?"
Governor Trumbull's ''war oficen at
Lebanon, Conn, has just been partly
repaired. 1t served at first as store and
afterward as his office, vas the place of
meeting of the council of safety and
the station wherein Washington's mes
sengers between Philadelphia and Bos-
ton stopped to rest,
Professor Ward, of Rochester, has
recently returned from the east with a
fine collection of monkeys, collected in
India and the Malay Archipelago, most
Of them varieties that are rare and not
easy to procure. He has devoted a
great deal of attention to stufing the
specimens in a life-like manner, and is
going to exhibit them at the meeting Of
the society for the advancement Of
science, at Saratoga.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1879-09-02

@Aduertisers ,riR make note of hefact
that THE LEADER has a larger circula-
ton than any other paper published in
Wyoming.s
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1879-09-02
The Weekly Leader
IssUEr EVERY THURSDAY.
'ERMs; sa..o a Year. $3.50 Half Year
Commercial job Printing

iously executed. Cards OF every shape and
lind, Bill Heads, Letter and Note Headings,
Blanks OF every kind, Posters, etc., printed
On short notice. Having a new lot OF Type
and Presses, we can do handsome work ut
,ow prices.
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Brinker Collegiate Institute.
Boarding School for Males and Females.
DENVER, COLORADO.

FACULTY.
Joseph Brinker, Sem, President.
Mrs. Lizzie @. tinker, Matron and Princi-
pal of Music Department.
Prof. D. E. Reese. A. B., Ancient Languages
and Matht matics.
Prof. w. ]. Waggener. A. B., Sciences.
Prof. Henry Bloch, Phil. D., Modern Lam
guages.
w C. Brinker, Principal OF Commercial
Department.
w. o. Brinker, Principal ate De-
partment.
Mrs. j. S. Dobson, Principal. Primary De-
partment.
Mrs. F. T. Rushmore, Teacher Painting and
Drawing.
TERMS: Board for 20 weeks. sl40: washing,
75c per dozen. Tuition. In primary depart
ment. for 20 weeks, $40: intermediate depart
ment, SIS; collegiate department, $50; music
department, $50; painting and drawing, SIS;
fancy needle work, SIS.
Fall term opens sept. l, 1879. Send for cata-
logue. JOSEPH, DRINKERS,
auli-dlm President. Box 2lSS.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-12-18

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