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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1879-08-21

The Holman Liver Pad Is the only genuine, and
positively cures as advertised.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1879-08-21

We take pleasure IN referring our readers
to 1damsoa's Bot0aic cough B0isom. Hav-
ing tested the article ourscf, and knowing
many persons who have been benefited by its
use, we unhcsitatinglv commend it as an in
valuable household medicine for coughs and
colds. -farmiHgfoa Chronicle.
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1879-08-21

Miss savers Save as now prepared is the best
known Price % cents. juy3.&wtf
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1879-08-21

That Hectic Flush Denotes Danger. Re.
lieve Yourself by using and at once too, DIR. A j..
Flagg's Cough and Lung Syrup.
Arizona silver belt., 1879-07-25
ssr.nEe aplrI.aal EapIsl.s.

Epes Sargent has discovered an-
 other spiritualissic medium to whom be pins Ais faith. The new wonder is v II. Howell of Boston. Mr. sar- gent thus describes the first feat
 The coat sleeves of the medium were tied with tw1ne % remove suspicion of bis using anything there concealed. lie then al owed the whols company to examine the fingers of his right hand. We wers free. 10 wipe. rub with puuice stone. sf:. Wash wiIb eheu icals. his index finger, the one he usei Allowing me to hold one end of a large slaie. while be held the other. the medium then waved his forehnger up and doWn four or five times. and using the inside ,ip of 1t as a pencli immediately covered botb aides of the slate with writing as # from B slate pencil. " The medium alsoused Mr. Sargent's finger to write 6itb, and those of two ladies. Bach felt 3 slight protuberance on she end of the finger, as though from a blisser. One of these proruberancss ras chem ically examined, and fpnnd 60 be com posed 5F al5umeR. starch, phosphate Of lime, and phospnste of ammonis, with an ainosphoas pigment matter without any traces of lead, slate or ntner substances ordinarily used for sriIing on slsres. The croRning marvel IS thua describe by BIT. Sar. gent: The slases had been care fully washed sy q lajy of the family The medium called for 8 big slate. 1 handed him one that bad been thoroughly cleaned under ny inspec- tion on both surfaces. We stood up, rhe medium and l, close under the blaze of the obandeiier. held oue cad of the table and he the other Without touching the surface of the slate he made motions ever t with his f0re6nger in the ar. as # making a draning and sheD writing somethlug. reversed she slate, ant there on the under surface vas drawing Of 3 flower
Arizona silver belt., 1879-07-25
IEaa D ess raa ea R.ls..

Now. wlth the hess of Summsr and the rssarencs of .ay tims j. a im.
 poEtan, so know hoB so ges rid af Ghs pests Ehst do 80 torment hnmsnsty, If flat be p0ssl5le. er so sbsse sks nuisance # t csn be sbeted. Upon shis theme, which is local, general, and ss tbs season. all-persading, we quote the following from 8 lesler written by s laaJ-an3 is may bs added, her testimony is worthy of acceptance ID the matter of a srisi which is entirely practicable. d shs saDs tsnie assarIng pTskty fssEnre in household decorstioz :, For three years. writes she lady, sI have hyed in sovn, and during that time my sitting room has been fres Fresa aies. three or four only xalking abont mY breasfast table, while al my neighbour rooms were crowded 1 of.sn congratulated myself 5D ms escape, bnt never knew the reason of it until few days ago. 1 then had occasion so move my goods to smother house. while l renamed for B fsR days longer. Among osher things moved were Ewo boxes of iersBiasns and calcoolarias, whsch ss0od ia ng windows, belng always open to shss Fnl r,rf~,,t eco .-1 k-tan n7L. boxes were net gone hals an hour when ny room Eas as fall of ales as those around ms. Th.s, to ne, a new discovery, and perhaps it may serve to encourage others in that which IS always a source of pleasure. namely, window gardening Mig nOnetse, planted in long, sballoH boxes. placed en the window slll. eils be found excellent for this purpose - Troy Times.
Arizona silver belt., 1879-07-25
ola IEIeAorv,a Hina wau.

Long years after ths capture of Stony Point, when Andrew Jacksoa was President, 3 visltor at she Whits House remarked that the Postmaster in his town Kho "held oyer'' Eas an enemy to the Presilent-had even been heard so call bim ga scOundrel and urged the remos4I ef the ia mannered officer.
 What sort of s person is he?'' h- qaired the President.
 The visitor admittsd thas the Post- master vas an aged and honorable man, and incidentally remarked that he vas one of she survivors of he battle of Stony Point.
 What l'' said the President, ITS. ing from his chair. Was hs reallr wlIh Anthony Wayae at Stony Point 2"
 "He certainly was, " replied ths visitor.
 Well then" said Old lIickorg. 'by the Eternal he has 8 perfect right to eall me a sceundrel every day iu the week, and to be Postmaster dar- ing h.s natural hFe "-Hartfos6 Post.
Arizona silver belt., 1879-07-25
4 Nsw.papsr 1sr an .hs Nsrla.

4 newspaper of the future is al hand, and It comts-out of the Yat- ican. For sometime there have been rumors aa0st that the papal power was about to avail itself specially of be modern insuumenisllty of the press, and CT 8 grand scaie, yiz: a great paper, to be pubiisbed in ali the saovn tongues of the world The thing has nov taken definite shape enougl to create great commotloh. Among the competitors men will be needed who can set type in Russian Danish, Ars6isn, japaness. Irisb. etc.. c.c.. ss sell as in tue essy French. English, German, I:alisn aud epanish. The tile fixed on for the nsw journal is 10 be 1'hs World IS function to publish the voice of truth ts all the earth. As the ma chinery for such a paper is aIl at hand in the Propaganda. the organization IS sinpse enongn ana need not take much time.
 With she Roman love, however, for visible display. there is se bs sn immense amount Of material con- st1ucton. The new paper IS to haze special establiShmeng-a pslace" having 8 ground- aaor area of E .050 square meues. The first floor is te De assigned 10 the composition rocns, the aecoad 10 the edit0rial. The printing presses wiil be butt in- l0 the ground in an interior court. The cost of ,he building is es,ima- ted st s400. .000 The design of the palace embraces s fine church fos the use of sbe institution. Cardinals Newman. Hergenrosher and others are mentioned as Eri.ers for the pew journal.
Arizona silver belt., 1879-07-25

English eourt socIety is at present scandalzed by the presentation of 3 Russian lacy to Lady Salisbury. and the remark Of that noble leader of society, that s'she was insulted by the Russian Minister having presented to her 8 woman with seven husbands; female Bluebesrd, who made marry nig Q business, and should not be allowed in society. 2 At thg society raned a great hullabulloo to prove ils general nigh tone and moral sense. and declaring itself entirely shocked. at once made 3 seapegost of the fair female Russian Blnebeard. The scapegoatess had to disappear, and has perhaps gone 10 the continent after more husoands. IL recalls the story of lady Twiss, who was hounded out of society by thousands of women lit1e better than herself, # one may credit the opinion of 8 gentleman who said tj the wlfe of B 6ishog, 0ho wss shualering shat she bad known the woman If your husband wonld practice the doctrine he breaches be would ask Lady Twiss to drive in the park, for Mary Magdalen was thought good enongh company for the founder of cur religion and Lady Iuise, vho IS an excellent vile, is good enough for you.
Arizona silver belt., 1879-07-25


 Detective GotiIieb Miller, of A. Iegheny C.ty, was much shocked Ou Wednesday to receive a letter from Colonel Robert C IngersoIl. Got tlieb read from the letter I have gone over the ground to the best of my ability long ago and there IS jusE as much prooabllitg of my be- coming a believer ln the religion os ancient Egypt as n Christianity '' Mime Gott. who ish dot Ingersollly exclaimed Gosslieb, opening his eyes. But be read on "Let ne prophe- sy-ln five years from to-day no man of intelligence in the Upitei Ssafes will pseaeh the infamous doc rne of eternal punishment" " Got. theb aid not know what to make of tie matter unll some of his folloWs admitted that they had written to shs Illinois lconoclasE in the detecsive's name, asking whether 1t Eas true as reported shst within a year C0so- nel Ingersoll would be 8 preacher of she Gospel. ]"
Arizona silver belt., 1879-07-25

4 youth 94 years old was divorced from his third wife at FaHbury lasg week He married she woman m 1850 When he vas 65 and she 16. Ihe youngest child is but 5 years old. He vas charged Nith adulfery, de- sergion and failure 60 provide for bis family. Ihe court gave tbe divorced woman z99 acres of land of hsz hnsband's essate, in fee nmple. Hs is said so De worth 375,000 Aad ihe old boy is elatsa . sle decree of she court and Wants to ae to another young Nonan-
Arizona silver belt., 1879-07-25
Wanted
Nofice.

Te Ksas ossa~s ssS Ssrrsferies sf hssSas
 f'cne1 zSsF
 The ARIZONA SILVER BELT iS Ehe only nessspxpzr printed in pin3i c71atg, ihere- fore LlG 1earesI neTspaye< to aE fntnse su sA11 eo11tf and oicks gistriet
Arizona silver belt., 1879-07-25
A Test ease.

h tbe United States Court, held in Cincinnati. Judge Swing. July Ist. sentenced Gus Clarke. a member of ClEJ Council. to one years im- .prisonment and to pay a fine of fifty dollars for carelessness and negleci of duty as judge of election Clarke wgs charged wilh having taken away from the vo'ing place n last falls election sealed package of ballots broken t open and returned t wth many of the ballots changed. The election was held under the Uritad States supervisor law. Judge Hosd- ,ey, lhe nau who gave the opinion aPon which Cronin acted in Oregon in 1876, will sue out 8 writ of ha. beas corpus and carry Clsrke's case to Joe United States Supreme Court.
 iis purpose IS to test the c0nstitu- tioaaltY of the United States elec- tion laas. rhich hs bolds to De vio- lation of the righss Of Ssases. Ez- ecunon of seneace was suspended Tor thirty days ko permit him 70 tske neceseary legal sseps so shs snd.
Arizona silver belt., 1879-07-25

Tbst Thlg1 s pure $ aesutiFal.
Arizona silver belt., 1879-07-25
'OEA, FRIDAY, JULY 25 1879.
Msas

 Es thsee anytaing can beat This ere hofDess ol the neat,
 FHekit heati It's 6 rnoEf unplgAsant pickle When SEQ ieel be deWdrcps trickle DawN GUT soreaeads,-h0W they tickle
 Row We catch At our handkerrhiefs and scratchf
 Oh, the heat
 On, our feet Thes gre bliRtered, sore and jAded-- 0ur socks sre moist and f1dsd-
 la- fls arst And the pgickiy heat, presuining. On oar 1ege1 sd backs .s blooming
 Dh. tiie beat And as sun and offet are looming, How that prickly heat eoznes booming 1ike the iaes les, it is catching, And tk kepp Slg busy seratchiug-
 AeW E pxieklss,
 Hoa it iriokles Al our eouDtenauee iiiuning-
 Clh. the heat
Arizona silver belt., 1879-07-25
zay Prove Faaunble ts medavul set.
 ence.

4 remarkable monstrosity, or per haps. more properly, freak of de- veloDment. was reported Go us yesrsr- day. The subject is child born Thursday l.st, about five miles frem the city. The child is perfectly nor mai and natural. gith one exception the walls or covering to the abdo- men are transparent. There IS no thick outside skin or epidermis, but simply fine bladder-hke covering, which admits of therongh inspection of the various organs contained in tue abdomen. The entire contents of the abdomen lie in fall view. We have been assured bv physicians that such an anomalous development as in this case is unknown to them and that, furthermore, the booksn do not record a similar case. The child ia 8 male, first born. Kelghs ten pounds. seemingly well, and the son of youthful. robust parents. Tester day the father reported 1t and the mother IS doing well, the child feeding from its mothers breast as naturally as any other. and otherwise ia perfect heallh.-E Enquirer Sun, Coumbus, { Ga.
Arizona silver belt., 1879-07-25


 The Southern cities are making a gaslant hghs against she approach oi yellow fever, and # is to be hoped that s1ccess will erown theiF efforts The yellow fever season is all before them. and there is much causs to fear fhat i nay not be held 90 long in complete cheek. ls :s. hoaevsr, a contest For life and 1eaEa. No city can prosper which is su5lses every year to lhe aecinstion Of ar epi1em- lc. Toe oisaeess of Menpals and osSeF threatened soHns and cities wsIs eeFTe sneir own interest in shs long gan by msking one suprsme ef- fort Eo eradicate she diseAse pkich l1rks sn tIs sysiH
Arizona silver belt., 1879-07-25
ISt Louis Republican
rrRAs-IN ApvANEg.

IE0AS-JN ADV ANs9b.
 TAe Dailv Republican. pUAlsSi1ed cveF< 1acxuizg. p'iH i,s furniahed Ai tAe foiieNl'i. Fer year hy mail, postage prepaid. si2 eS ro sss,eeiie4i.fs. s,er es3iy. ........... $ ts srnrav editos. her wear ............ 3 % ri pr reS.r. sJer year .......... 5 G fefklN, pes year ......-.. .s....-.s.. -l IaoAfsnssters and nthess scsinr B. age2Ss Ter she Republican may retasr s5 per cent sn all subscriptions to Daily and Irl- Weekly .iitiols ana % per csns 0n subscriptions io .ae Weekly edition.
 gRnailiaaees maybe alafie hy 1ra1l, money .rgfer. or registered loxteT. at crr risk. Asdrexs. GEO. KNAPP & f0.,
 St Louis. Ae-
Arizona silver belt., 1879-07-25
.. D. MIE.LER.
c. A. NWAsEY.

Jashce 0f the Peace. Notary Public,
 -ASR-
 Commissioner of Deeds for sll the Pacific States and Territories,
 Globe, Arizona.
 Offers his services to buyers and sellers Of Iaines, and to locators and oWnen, who Wish 70 pr0aure patents io their elai11s; also 10 those wanting deeds, contracts. liens. poWerk Of attorney. notes, bills, letters, or instr1- ments sf any kind in writing: and for the rertficAlon Of 0aths and 2firnations, and taking Of knoWleegements. lie viii elYavs be fcund in his o1ilcs ai the Pioneer News Depot. or Main strees.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-09-20
InetrnCtlon.
Art Schools -New-York City.
MRS, LOUISA Il. CULVER

VIII receive rupns painting 0ardscepe. flowers s'ill e
china C,cofaonl OF studio The Bella" no IL East
26th.si.. corner shave beginning october ].
Erfcituc,s. Mr. ID Iunfirgt n. MI. william Hart, MI.
James N. HaTt. MI \. +. Be'iuwz.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-09-20
MANHATTAN BEACH.
GILMoREs BAND AND LEVY AFTERNOON IND
EVENING

Trains leave foot East 10 ~
Sylvan Groyc,:t5 a.. All houry thereafter q 7lj
Returning leave Manhattan Bcl:lA pIr.g Ssa-
York via Green?J.gtU 9.j) D.
Elevated RairoIs 70 soatl Ferry. e)an,,alg ysi
steamer d. Il. Marn hourly nom J.gj s.!j n VI
bay Ridge
Returning trains leave Manhattan BslolfDr NexYJ-s IN
Bay I,ldle md EIrxaied Il. II. hOnrlY U ~ ID IN
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Tor Both sexes-Rrooklyn.
THE ADELPHl ACADEMY
I OF HROOkLtN,
a


NOW UHEF.
Nv the iegsgtso The University ~ tie
~ttic g. tn-l 1879 Inc fridsy W.il all IT. prop
puicis- 10, the don afon- ~ r"o -lli,1 81.
dedicated to the SIDE use AMI bcu'
.H of ne public 81 fs f4nnd.T- Md 40"
constant ana of Trustees max. 10 ih"i
o. Oh aua complete nithg 4snOo Tor boin t"'g'.
business i.rarv IuIsut nnd 90 s,'rft sytcm~tt IL
hoti mHd aud body No acaiemg ~ ia are
has Acquired sup record such col 90 iaif arr
Vale. annie sai. cornell Siii "a "l"'t
I'D seats al learning tie couItrN. IL ia- iui
cOrrs of eMfrn Professors ari Instructors thrTonr
in i-apd IT'S ap. erected expressly i'r
choo purpose. ANA iutrie'.d Win ciei rnc 10 ne ,
rrpis The Acrlrh il ioeff'i IN ore OF
m most a.a pirs OF BROOKLYN Gaia
l,ruu. THO institution VIII ne furnished og appca'h 20
TIE Acadcmy Laiiy corner OF 81 James =
place a., 49,
inspection ny parents and guaTdhnsis respectfully o-
lft It.I
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-09-20
miscellaneous.

MIR SEAL SACQUES re-dyed in the best
Il manner: darkest sh.r highest iustret ana felength
ene other fur Apply al 50 ho~arlst OF
al factory "A and 50 Stcuocnst, BrOoAlNn.
r.. q. BOUGHrON. 80 Howari-st.
\ AIDES. DRINK SERKIS TEA, and be
2beautlfu dangerous cosmetics Sl-Hh 40
~ Ia skin clears th- complexion
aud system. Those who uso 1t -tikr AT the
root beauty aud Youthful irrshp instead OF
fstrny ng bush t,suncC-. To Dee bought ouN 81 tho
SIEKLNs TIA co.. SuJ ArcA-st. Pila0rlpAiA pllctn 10y
mail promptly sent JOc and II box Liberal discount
DATENTS. TRADEMARKS, CAVEATS.
4 MUM * co. - Park Row, New-Nogk. Pr'pret1ls
f "a a'iIr lnesirGn. Thr;ytour yelrs experience a.
solicitor, of Pateu- Hand book Patents Win il dree
tons ana advice. sent Tree
rANTED.-A GOOD second hand telescope,
w complete Address. With particulars and price, J. D.
station b.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-09-20
fdu Schools.

4 NNUAL SESSION (Twcnty-hrsD of the
- Law scHOoLof me UNivEHst Try 81 th, G.; ~ %
NEWl DIRK begins october 9th next and ends juno 10.
lssJ. For circulars la. examination papers &c Apply -
D. H. JAQU - secretary % Faculty.
~ broadway.
COLUMBIA COLLEGE LAW SCHOOL,
" Inc TWEN tY-sEcOND ANNUAL term Of tbs institu-
ton commences at
. CHEAT JON Is ST,
IN This the FIRST NfDN DAY or october next
and until NAV II, l--O. For cataiOgr &C. al
dress Great LONGEST
THEODORE ". DWIGHT. Warden. sc.
VALE Law Schoo.--Regular course, - years;
tor degree OF nCi-l years Fan term.
oicus sept. %. Address fGof. WAfLAND NewhaFen W
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-09-20
Corporatlon Notices.
NOTICE

NOTICE. --- ,......
~ DEPARTMENT PUBLIC CHARiriEs AND CORRECTION
SEALED BIDS estimates for furnishing Dry Goods T-
and Brushes, thereof VII be
received otce OF this Department until october l.
For full information CITY Record for sale at No city
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-09-20
NOTICE

~ DEPARTMENT PUBLIC CHARTTlEs AND CONVECTION.
SEALED BIDS estimates ior repairs TO tho engine anu
boiler Fidelity Will Dc received at tho oic
Of this department until october !. 1879
full Information See CITY Record Tor sale az NO CITY
Hall.
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CTrurslCns.
DIRECTION BEACH.

DRlGHTON BEACH.
ID mans n tho Htookisn FatSush and Conev leland
fl f1pIrr hrtF
FLATBU SHAVE. Long Island Depot, BROOKLYN, aud
BIf8IIDN BEAi'II from -, = o..
stopping an NASuINGTON.A BEDf jKD Franklin.
ave 10 BFRGEN-sT and P..O~ Pet PARK.
Last train from the HEA' H. ln %. 20.
Extr, train, will ., run when travr Ilirrs 10.
". h. DORWlS. 7IDsant,1lslE
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-09-20

= taci.Nr RNI PAEN. Ncv-icrt City.
Tor Hovs ann Aorrr from 20 o. irerass mem TOT
al Costs domino sch els. West Point naval ademy
~ q business french 5crl an spanish spoken ana lfn
tlorougly building ersed nnlee,f-a moael o. -
And. The Prospectus contains tut ttias tNVh9 Hi'N
yCarW ~ ttcln o. September lt. lsAi.
l-lnfr...r II 1. IL AltLllR. Ilrectol
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-09-20
For Boys and Young Men-Countrv

4 lexander Institute, Military Boarding School,
~ White Plains y. =. Principal D. r. WILLIS PHI
.. HomeliSe Boarding School for Young
~ BOYS. T.. KINDS. A. ~ Hampstead Long islana'
A HEALTHY HOME in the COUNTRY for
~ few bows wishing thorough instruction. AICO
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nI,nIIrll INs-IITTTr

CTNcS III M. NoWeI. IlmitPd % aDnut
tw,,c h.,.. 2Uihst.; modern LANGUAGES ana
rucf n Z" -'
es-or charles -noft Of C'umDia college. &c
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-09-20
1netrnrIion.
For Young Ladies-Citv.

For Young Ladies-Citv.
Mrs. ROBERTS and Miss WALKERS Eng
4Ni Ism and French scnool for Young Ladies and little
S S NS s M9G9 , mr. % sept 20'n Two
vi lSS Jaudons Boarding and Day School for
ay SG"n " a "a e SS removed TO Ss Nse'g 1
MRS. GARRETSON'S
-, Ensnf tls' and !'',as9 Heaing ana Day school
TN RSDAY september 18TH rho Musical Department
nota'c feature The kindergarten viii rtopen &C, onhh ISL
NiRs. sYLVANUS REEDS
w imaf'ue ana DAY school for young aaie7 Nos ana
, "a M livi nc,; ainu s in pnar
secondary and col'sia'e departments: 'nsias 'sougs
cev,s lie pcr,'nl cse and supervision o. Nis. Reed
NsISS :. VI. ROGERS'S SCHOOL, Lexington
VA southeast corner q S'si vii REOPEN sept H.
MADAME c. MEARS' ENGLISH, FRENCH
9,ans ana a. sc ho r S c1n5 S 800 Ne ~ Na
,oa,, Nsw lorS rsorrs SEPT: 20 ISL f,sni u ~"
Tr,ur ana German h cmnort professors. Especial atten-
'''r pa" To -''''' i' u ',S' T. & MESHs rarlp
MISS GIBBONS English and French
IA school for o'fs III West SAN ST. iroihS sept "a
MISS EDWARDS'S SCHOOL Temovcd 10
4'H 90 West 55thsf-) viii b. Teopen,d on WEDNESDAY
oeioterl = k.nccr-siicu wili o., orsanzea later.
XlISS REl NOLDS (for eight years n teacher
ia. IN Ns H @r dis at a' 2S Nh P5 ssaG
Mrs. J. ". GREENS BOARDING and DAY
VA school ior GIRLS, 81 Parkave' Will reopen iu,s-
cav sfpiemb'l ~. 1913,
NEISS BALLOW'S English and French school
vi FOR your ladies ana i,te lrls - East 2-ds'
Will reopen ga Thursday, september 20
DUICER'S FEMALE COLLEGE. 1871 $50
~ iS5i, i5 }'' IiaI ymi.s's i6f CLASSIC
also music painne atf eltWin., a.
Academic Department.. b'arotis accohA''a''". NV -
y. 81 hCHAi.D. u d.. President
VNUE MISSES GRAHAM successors to the
Misses Green NJ pen Their " li~li arf tlth -
BOARDING aud DAY SCHOOL. for YOUNG IA nif@ on
TUESDAY. Si.TIiM }E 81. ~ No !th-aV" iils school
csah shed 1876 continues the careful ifanf a.a hDI
instruction every department for whohis las hitherto
been 10 iayoTably known.
WAN NORMAN INSTITUTE,
founded $500 $40 WEST 57Ili.Sr
Family and Day school Tor Young Ladies ana Cmlcren
Clarges reduces. Year begins september -. 1917
The Rev 81. G.. VAN NORMAN, LII D,
Madame VAN NORMAN. Principals.
L N PER QUARIER.-BoaId and tuition
.DeFU English. French Music and Drawing; delightful
suburban home. JACKSON FEMALE SEMINARY, 5l3
ami . 10 Eat l2uthsi Ectpeus september 10.
30 EAST 71TH-ST.-The Misses PERINE
DO will reopcn thor ENGLISH and FRENCH SCHOOL
fer YOUNG LADIES and LITTLE GIRLS september So
The number Of resident pupils limited To three.
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5nsirnlilcn.
vs and Yonnr Men-City.

Fer Bovs and Young Men-City.
A CLASS for Young Gentlemen TcOpens Sep
n temtev ~ THOMAS n. ASH, lOf West ioth-si.
A LINZ 10 CLASS for Private Instruction,
n preparation for college or rcntig schoo - rapid as -
,,s,sfrnf vi commence tpicnhcr2 = 80.
.."''si.,,..r ...e. J. \. BR INNING, a. NJ.
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For Both Sexes-Citv.

4 MISS WARREN'S SCHOOL. No. 10 West
"a. 42ths, reopens September separate dctaI'meT
for YOUNG LADIES ana little i1ris; BOYS DEPART
MENT usual: thorough ,ructoni careful training
English. French. German and Latin taught.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-09-20

SEALED PROPOSALS will be received by
- the % the Nineteenth Wari III the han
OF the hoard Education OF Grand aud hmsts
unti Monday the I'D day of september 1873, and un
O'Clock d m on day. for the erection ~ new school
house on the side ~ Eat Forty srths one hundred
and thrtyhve feet east OF Tlirlavr
Plans and specnc3 lions be seen NJ the Office OF the
superintendent OF school Buildings No li5 Grand st. third
and De iudoreed " Proposal for Mason
Work" Proposal for Carpenter Work" Proposal for
Painting"
The party submitting proposal and the parties proposing
each write has name and place OF resi-
dcnce SAID prop sal. 49,.
Two responsible and approved surees residents OF this
required IN all cases
proposal VIII ID from whose character
ccent dealings VITA the Boalu Oi fduSatlOn the
their responsibility couhtnr.
subs tuftOn the accepted contractor VIII d. per
ainng.in WFlnE, permission from
Buildings or IN" Board OF kdUcau'n;
Tho Trustees hight 10 reject any or All Oi tho
F''f' III GENE II. POMEKOY,
~ THALM EH~i NGEl.
JOHN 4. DONSkLLi
RICHARD KELLY,
CHARLES l. HOLE
Board Of school Trustees Nineteenth ward
Dated New.Yoik. september 3 l5I9