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The Republican party is tho. only

The Republican party is tho, only
National party this country has ever
seen. IL is the only party which
has resisted the fatal theory that the
Union can be broken by the will
Of one or more States. IL is tho
only party which bas over asserted
.ho right of tho Uuion t. suppress
treason aud punish traitors. IL is
tho only party which hls oyer mado
any effort 10 uphold aud establish
the credit of tho Union, and has
s:cadfnstly resisted those rcpuliat-
lug tuuioEcies which would make
the United States as powoiloss ns
Mississippi or Minnesota TO raise NJ
mics, 90 ouforco rcspt :t-for treaties,
to suppress resistance to its laws,
or 10 establish wholesome aud sai"
currency, 1t is the only parry which
has Insisted upon cuii oncy Iually
good iu Maine or OREGON the only
party which has suppressed n rebel
lion, and refused 10 strip the Gov
urnm ut of power nc ,essarJ 10 the
suppression Of robelliOns hereafter.
In reality, it is the ouly National
party tho only party which over
hns claimed that the United States
Ought to be o Nation, and tried to
establish and uphold National pow.
OF, National honor, vr National Cit.
i1euship.
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Not Ready 10 Die Yet.

II is said tho Ropublican party
has fullillcd its mission, aud ought
10 die. No party is better prepared
10 die, On it's monument cNu be
written that il has fulfilled every
pledge IL ever mnde TO the Ameri-
can people. Ought to diel Thank
you, gentlemen, wo hnvo mado other
arrangements. IL took the country
from the lowest depth Of humiliation
ard raised il 10 tho highest pinnacle
Of prosperity. II found tho 8 per
cent. bonds worth G9, and now tho
per cents. are worth l02. Ii
built the railroads which tho coun-
try needed, and IL has improved the
rivers and hnrbors OF tbees works
labor has received the benefit. The
l,arty saved the National life by re
deeping its plodge, and IL roda0inod
another on Tho let Of January, and
saved tho National honor. The
panic Of 1897 was worse than that
through which we have passed, but
We got down 10 hard pan iu I842
and an era OF prosperity epsuod,
Now go over the country, and tLore
IL work for all who wsutit. Tho wheel
10 turning and nothing Gao atop i,
unless the people Deliberately decide
TO tamper with an honsst dollar
from Benatoy Il. ChaadIor's 4pecch
at Nuehias, No.
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Tho question whethor n man has
a tight to keep what he finds has
jnst boon decided in an emphatic
way by tho Supremo Court OF Ohio.
GeJrgo Bro Jks found s3j and kept
it, though ho heard inquiries mado
regarding il hy the owner. 10 was
arrested, tried ia a Trumbull county
court, found guilty Of grand larceny
and sentenced TO two years in the
ponitentiary. The case was appeals
oil. but tue dccieiJn OF the lower
court wac sustained IL wan hold
that porsou who Gnda nh objoct Of
yaluo must make r reasonable effort
to discover tho owuor.
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III ~ assigp,d ts- In Me Cont of Com
fM NJ Ufnty mon Hrds II Say.
Noycr, 7ii 2 osr eoanfy.
uNllE undoregned Auditor appoints
l tdby 10 uouft Of Common. fisas 81 sny.
dsr coonty, toheif tho exceptions 20 the ac-
aopnt off. u, bchDeh Assignee on Henry MnyOr
y meet ms p,ftiss interested, At tho ofteo
r q y,si,a ta 70 s,ssIessrs, OIL. os TVS
NJ IN case said exceptions are wiihdravp or
dlrpnsi ~ smieablg the Auditor VIII make
distrIbuti0n " tho founds 10 tho hKDds of said
Assignee. All pa Ties ara thereivJe nDtined TO
be tfess0t sits their olants on the above stat,
" do, OF Le dsbAffsd troa sssslns Ia on said
r. II. 0RINM,
AIS, -. auditor.
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1920 .ICRES.

aud ono hunh-el and tveoty.1I Taf1h0s.
Also ali that cert tin bofy oi land sltgNto 10
liartsy tOrn.uip, Un'Jn couaN pa. bIpndsi
as iO.IIws. u puinI ut post thenoo 5y
land ol John CnIrch in Tigh, Ot Albright
stockton south : : deg Es-t q rDis 90 Irbt
th-uce ny Itni Of Ho0iSo r ess AL VI pors
soptt $ des veto rJds 90 poet, th o oe
ty land Of thurch and knaot 10 rigIi Of lilo.
pino thence by the ZANE aud lrHi ~ Cftlstp,
ibor schnuro AND Othos Soutn go Wost 56s
Pods to post, tlOncs rs land o' s.ll Ecb0nfe
sd u, 1. l.. Heck North "a ley, Wost Sil
rods to stoue.on Nortr iOIk OC Pa4dy's NoGh
tain, tAonro W land o. a. pari.p IoG'h - dey
Llst ~ rtds 10 astDno, tAslcs SIutl sag,
taste! rods 10 st1nol ani N1rth SJjI deg Ea,,
iIs gUJs to pllcO Of pe.inulng, oolttla!aS
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Notice to Heirs.
In the matter Of the estate Of Philip Snsilh
late Of The Borough Of IitdLbvr0, 8cv-
de. nnunLII ni 1lscerrqcI

In the matter Of the estate Of Philip Snsbh
late Of The Borough Of Uilidebvr1, &.v-
der county, Pa, deceased.
To James 3. Smith, Samuel smith,
Henry 3. smith. Mary Intsrnsrrioi with
Frederick Bingaman, al resil!ns In snyder
county. Pa, George y. srnitk, rssiding st
JhompsoutOwu, JuniatI DO, Pa., Amelia Ia
tofmnrfied with ]. II pnughorty who 10 BOW
ertY, hsr husband, and three children, VIZ
Sasion 3. lsugherty, Milton y Danghoriy,
Mtrtle M Daugbet,y, who sro minors and
have for their guardian Rev. j.. W, CFaw'
mor, Of Lebanon. Pa, Samuel Smith. who ID
piHo doo'd Int LETT tn Buryiyo him willow, Ell:
Ishoth Splth, residing at sunbury. Pa., ard
GYo children, via Louisa fntermsrried with
Cc., Pa, agnes now intormsrried With Tsniei
knouso rtsiilng at sudbury, Pa Mary Inter
married with Henry Bachmnn, sarah iDioI'
M 6rloi With Charles NJ trhon, and VehrHo W
smith your petitioner, all 70 iding 10 Snyde~
90 IA, bslrs and legal repr, scntatives OF
phllipSnith la,s ~ tho Borough Of hhd'o
Grscting:
You aro hsreby cited TO bo AMI appear bciors
phaus' Court T. bo hoi T. at Nj idlobura. on tho
an Monday ~ Soptomber a. u. 1870 AZ 10
%, lork IN tho hrr n1on, Ihon and thefo 10 ac,
os u or refure ~ taks tho Rsai rstats Of said
rhlip Sm,tr deceased, at tho apnratsed valu.
atiDu put npoa II by m IDqpost dali awarded
by the aaij ',oart, and roturood w th. sheriff
~ said o0uaty, or rhOw cause Why the Bano
should not bs soii. And herbof t,iI NOT.
witness tho Hon Jrrej,h q, Buahsr, Es1ufre,
President Of our psIi CouYi. Mt MildioCuf<,
thls llst day of July A. y, IH50
d BoLENDER. Sheriff
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60 ACRES

aud brty-lhr1o pcrch's.
ALSO all that e. rtsin other pose of laui SIT,
uate =. Aforesaid, beginning at post 10 . r0a
tbeuca by Land of - l.ctdnlmus Snr'h az
deg. Ets' - r, ds toa post, se'Ho SrIth S;Is
drr. Fast q i.lD rois D post, thence by iali Ol
Adam A kornan North {! deg. Fast 55I.ll rodi
tot stone, thence by llud OF william Punly
snuih 49,. dog. Eirt III rolls I, Apbs,, h'nc9
inius North o "a dcf. West l07 5-l0 rods 10 =
stone. sa'ue k0rsn - dog. West ~ 6-l0 rods t.
nlace q bcuinini.. coIttiuluu
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.92S .ICRES


p1f foNth b-NlA cicAt".
ALSO, ali that Niooo nf land situate as nioro-
said b.uuiad - i,lows BeCirniDG 81 = post
Ou t4o North hank ~ PrulHsrr-k Ihehuh b.
l4ui ~ Andrew Hcruni,Aus North 10 dgg.
West J. 3-lJ r1ts e. 4 post, tlcuCs by isul of
james ruu'liy North l"g Et.t 80 10 l.. h. 4
tost. thence ~ liud oi Thoi4ls J..Lly Sl.lE ~
doR. Wet ltd rris q n stone nu Tho rsii NJrth
aux u Eouuscrsek, thence up tn sltl tank
ard tho several cpars = tl'rcOl iGl rods TO
place o! 1egiuuirg, Clut4l iing
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Chairman Ilooteu, Of tho Roputli-
o.u State Committee, has occurred
Iooins No. b and o, at tho Contihon
TAI HoteL in Pbilaielphis, fgr the
headquarters Of Ire eon'miiiso dar.
SgR the active period Of the cavass,
spd will occupy them on the 9th OF
RePlessber
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n .dL,RES

aud sesr rnteen perchc-.
Also tho two undivided third pIris ~ all
iese several trict' ~ INA situate partly ia s 2
magh township, hifnin couny and parhy !n
!inmcf township, CtGIro county, fts'v Aforesaid,
BE-, Ss.
Seir ard taken IN exaentiou ana e. bo soid
a. tie property Of WilliAn whltmsr and Georgs
w, walls.
,pOLEyDER, sh.rir
S!.sriH's sonco, Nlitieburl, Aug. 90 is7J.
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ongh Of Middhbnrg, Snyder conNy, fo'
deceascd
II Jacob y. Smith. Horny
: Smith Samuel Emiih. James =. Saith,
Mary inierm.rried with Frederick Hingam,n,
To-iJirg IN Snyder county george =. smith,
tos.dins at Tn SmpsOptown, Jgniaia Co., Ame-
ia inierinarriod With !. II, balghoTty, nov
dccearod left to survive Ler . husband and
threo obildron vi. Seglon s. DaUgheriy, Nil.
ton X. nargherty niertio ". Dsughnrty MI Of
whom aro lninorr aud have ior thor guar
dian Rav. J.. ". tTRwtner, fcsldins 81 Lon.
hpoB, Pa, Jseob 9. smith ROW alfo q eeleei
lnaviuy issue gct1n r'iidrcn, VIZ lore gIish ".
er,iti' re-ifirk A. l'ykehs nauphln 60, fh,'
Jacob u. smith, regiding nj MFhhBin Ian
castor 90 Pa, Amplia nov in'ormartiol With
Keubon ierbcr, TOsiiinT ut hesisO. Jnnia'a
40 Pa, lamos y smith, Mary u; Sn>dor,
Ann EliE,, intotmarlti With David Roller
I0sa " iptor,narIioI with George Specht,
all rssIiing IN Snyder County, Pennsylvanh,
Sa,ouol smith, nOw ALEC docensed Who lott 10
survive hin sidow LILA both smith, aud ave
anon Rhouse residing ut orlentai, Jnnistl
40, Pa, Agnes iniermprfled with Daniel
kruusr, roridlng AZ snnhuty, Pa, sarah IN
tesnIt rri.dl.iih CHARLES hltobnll Mary inter.
m,friod Ni'h Henry rnphpiau. Go rgs smiih
your rotitIpner.Aii fesidinR 10 Snydor County,
81 ilssf; IT, Ahs Mary saith, iais df,ss noroush
Of Niadiebarg, Snyder eodnty, dacoasod,
GTsaipg;
loe sro hereby .i'od toto and sppe,,, bsfare o,.
,hs Jgases ., COR nih.bs, .9n,h ht an hn nn
an h'opday of Fepiember A. ID. 1913 Nc 10
o'ri'0L ihi 10 f"rsDuon. ihsa aod ioe'o 10 40.
!ssrt =. i.iaso 10 t@ao tbs hea, tHiite Of pni !
Henry ~mitl ana Mary smith dropnsnd. ot the
augr gran.,d valuation put nrio II by an fnupsst
duly awafdn ~ ths s.'d uou I, an returned
si ne shsr,a o. - s'oey al. o. raoT oaa.s re-,
wltns's tho Hca. loI.ph q. nush.t sgl,.
~. III 'sssd 2. on' q. & ,n,d usaa, at Sida''"'s'
- i'r'Ti y LOLtKDgk, she,ig,
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Gen. Grant ArO1nd The World

by Hos: J. HEADLv, the prince Of 1csrrip.
two au,hcrs. Lose no tinc as the Demand is
dmpi! intnense, AMI territory being rapid =
taken. VIII out sell any other hook For full
particulars, address nuBBARD bros, 795
SAMSON st, Philadelphia, ia.
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FXECuTORS NOTICE Letters
IL tsstAuneptary on tho estate OF Ahrahsn
shGos, ta,e Of B-syer Tbwnship, snyder
90 Pa. decd, hdyo leon gtlpled 70 tho under
signed.AU fs'-O9s keosiug thenselyes indobt-
cd to 80 esd o VII platso make iniMediats
payWgn. while hose ha;lnr elaine sgaiDft said
estate VII p,eysot Hem Tor fetiisnsnt "
JOSEPH ~. SSDDK.
WILLIAM l. bIi9kR.
Aug .i,'7) pd. Ere,utsrs
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A DEMONSTRATORS NOTICE.

n Dhi NlSThAIOhS NOTlCE.-
"a Letters OF adlninistrstion on the estate
OF 6tOhGE sChkEE, denoafol, late ol
Perry Township, Snyder county, Ponna;;
peTBops knos Ing tssuisoiyes indebted 70 said
estate are requested 10 make Immediate pay
meat, .hilo tIoss having claims viii present
item duly authenticated Tor settlement TO
WILLIAM HARDIND,
Illt PHILLIP sOHkEE
Aug. 7. 1910. Admiaistratos
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E,XECUTORs' NOTICE Letters
q. E,.r lat, of Sebnsaroy-, doo'd, have been
granted 20 tho nndorsi1 noi. i, All porsons
knoa Ing themselves Indebted 20 aail estam
viii p,s,so make la mediate paymant while
thoss basing claims against raii St~le VIII
present tasn Tor poitlsineht 10 7 tLtl
fIT iIl aEOlQE aCHNURE.
MhHYu q. EYEn,
JAMES X DAVIS. CHHr
Aug. la, 1879 rfI kxooutofa
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ASSIGNEE NO ice.

A LII persons inteI estsd are here
xlby pclinsi that Issac Iisaser " TIsbsiin
TO.Bthip, snyder uo.. msds an srfiknms nt
Of ~ bf' .noets, rsAI aud personal TO tne m.
Jefsig noi Tor the ben. ut VI bis efeiftors, all
persons having claims srs requested W present
thein ~ Tue undeIsisnsd, aud persons Indebted
y VI please wsss tninedisie ~ Sm.nt.
JOHN b. LEA YER.
Ssiy HsW. Assignee.
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Nolioe Undor In,oIycnt Act

Notice IL hereby given thai John H.
~ Traun VII prsssnt his 6nai reti.loa to NJ
Oourt 81 aefnionn Fass Tor tile coihtf 0f hlt l.i
On The an MONDAY oi Stpt, next, mr. the b,nfh
0fiho IuHolvoat At aud that tho H,ina slll .,
eonAr,aed by the conf, ualoes exceptions bo hie'
!. GROUSE, PrPthg.
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Notice to Heirs.

In The matter Of he estate Of H,nry Smith
and Mary Smith hte Of tho Bor-
ongh Of Ni'dttburg, Snyder county, Pa
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Sa,aElgsEEE~S SALE,

RY virtue Of a writ OF III. Ia. issu-
- d out Of the Court Of Common pleas OF sny-
Cet comfy. and - no directed ,yll bs exposed 10
GurI, on
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-08-07
Proposals
DRoPosALs FOR AMBULANCE HARNESS.
ronT G ITIvrSw ' ETa - IA jay r. s70.3


FORT iEAvENw Efu, Ma, July ~ tofv.)
SEALED PROPOSALS. In tipicste, VIII be teiFcl
his ohcc, aud at The Olce OF raGn no n,bot guar
termaster at fianCsCO Cal; Jen fspnVnie, tud
a nj Phia epha, Penn un II az TINS Once lOiO H. M
NJ an Francisco 1886 az JeRerSonyle ana ~ M
Al Phade phia Thursday, The 18th day OF August 1901
M which times places ey will be Op ned IN th presence
of BIDDER furnishing hundred and hfy l3O sets ~
-Four. Mule Harness. compe elyeres 20 pc
made the l. ayeUwOrtn san Francisco JoHe
souvle OF anepha Depot Bus wli De inae acSSi t
ugly Bidders will state al wIich o. the Dep0ts aheu anu
ir quantity WI make he deliveries aud no" soon
comp etc the delivery the whole quantity. 4,
afCcrda with the prescTlOco
therefor, Of hrscass fterial ana workman
shin subjected a inspeciO before acceptance
aud the required standard TO be rejected
and CONTRACTORS expense within Ten days after
uuiicc 90 such reJec on. ,,,
Proposals vii be portion Of the supplies
Government tho right TO reject any OF 81 pro
pOsa
preference viii be to articles of domestic prodncton
aud articles OF domestic production ano nanhfcturs pro
ducd Pacific Coast TO the extent OF cue supplies re-
qured thai coast conditions OF pfce and
quality bctug eQusL a., 49,. -, . -
Bans proposals printed specifications, AZ vel rs any
further IA eu atoi mattel Will be furnished on appu
car on to eih,r Offices uanrd.
Proposals addressed 10 either the Depot Quarter
master 81 LeayenNorh, san Fran'co JerefsonVde
Philadelphia. and be Endorsed PROPOSALS Tor AMBULANCE
Harness."
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CHI. HoYT. A. O. NJ. U. 5. A. Depot o. NJ.
PROPOSALS FOR MILITARY SUPPLIES.
DEPOT oUAHTERMAorge's OFFICE,

ll3o Girard.rt PHLAu RLPHIA, Penn. July IL. 1871
and Of H. ns ue@s TO- bdsrs attSoo to
will be seceyed az is Office until noon AGgust 20
pprtnent with the fol owing sruclesi
10 DE DELIVERED san FEa E cif ''o'
1000 Wooden mketsi a 90 Common Teat Pins Loo
quality ~ 90 Yards Canton Flannel.
PHiLADELrHIA on JEFE!R>os VILE fND;
500 Wal Teuts; % wall ent Flies 300 Common Common
Funel heavy quality 5OuOJ yards shirIing Flannel lgnt
10 BE DELIVERED THE ouAgTEEMAsrsRs DEPOT AT JEFfEa
1oooo *. u,,ves. 2 800 &C. Hb tfD prushes
TO BIZ DELIVERED AT THE o. ARIgnisrERs DEPOT At PHII%
loooo Camp 20 to, CAPS 200 Ear csPs
0 S5 odt e SO ~ Le5'e air. White Bsr5 cloves
soe Leather IL 1T, tr boot counters 10000 teet Wax
styer Vote XXX preferred 40 Il sweeaeS Lasting
Iak ozj go, 10 s"eedes aus various Agl. 800
UyersSoes 1900 Cullen blankets 800 Trumpet,
yards SKY Bloc Rer.eg a. aeayy qusy 10000 yards sky
Blue Kef,ry o. qualify G,JIO Dark Blue Flannel.
o. b2oOP o ~ v sA 1esa s V P,dGsr 900 vars
BeS Laan G Doc i9G"o2 yard. wor'ed G9rd tU%0G
buttons 5000 gTss shirt BuIons 1000 d. b L,Ren ap
Black Co 'on Thread 10 go spoos Whe Cotton lhreadi
Sadels are ormed tha, iii article. will be subjected
ngid inse ION 9at ran con giaueo Sh M speGG
The CorerneuI reserves the right reject any all bds
number II the artcle called for In this adver
sent VII be subject to -ueh modihcaon as may De nee
essay certain Proposed changes In the Uniform no"
consideration al pied.
prefertn nee VII be gwen articles OF domestic produc
manufacture, conditions Of price END quay being
equal md such preference vii he given to articles @i Amsa
can production and manufacture produced on the Pacic
coast to the extent Of the oonsuu ption required by the pub
lie service there. II Revised statutes, 31l6-
The articles which be used IN the states anu lefr
tories Of the Pacific Coast viii be- received and Inspected at
Francisco Cal .,-.-
For cOpe. OF printed instructions 10 bidders ana otherl
formation apply at TINS office
EoSgiss 90 be 1sG Ssgsr. Proposals
- - NFF ID. II. RUCkER
Assistant QuaTteTmaster General.
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Ocean Steamers.

ANCHOR LINE U. 5. NAIL STEAMERS.
n NEW-YOkK AND GLASGOW
From Pier No. 30 North River. New YORK.
Ethiopia....-.Aug g. 10 a. m. DeyOna- Aug ~ a 81
Circassa. Is. D. IA. Bolivia ....Agg 30 p ~
go $40 Excursion tickets az reduced rates
second Cabin, $40. Ste-Iage, SIS
NEW.YORK TO LONDON DIRECT.
From Per No. 40 North River foot OF Charlesst
Asatia lOa Oily sa....- Au2 10 . D. M
with do upi carry passengers 70 " on.
Cabns 400 sos. Excursion tickets at reduced tates
HENDERSON BROTHERS, Agents, BOWllng-greeh-
4 MEXICAN LINE for QUEENSTOWN and
~ LTVERPOOL-Ouly Transatantic Line uuder me
pima every "Wednesday from Liverpool. Extra salngs
alternate Wednesdays from Philadelphia alternate satu
OHIO SATURDAY, Aug. 9, p. m
RED STAR LlNE-FOR ANTWERP.
Sailing every 10 days alternately from Philadelphia ami
York landing passengers within few hours ride OF the
important points 81 Hterest on the Continent.
ICELAND. Friday, Aug o. a. IN
For rates OF passage and other Information Apply 10
PETER WRIGHT & SONS General Agents, ,,
8O7 Walnutst Philadelphia. 81 Broadway, New-Yorz.
JOHN MCDONALD, Agent, Battery place, NeN.lor
GENERAL TRANSATLANTIC COMPANY,
" BETWEEN NETWORK AND HANkE
Pier Company No AZ North River ZOO o. Norton
Travellers by avoid both transit by English ra
way discomfors OF crossing the Channel IN Small
boat ,,-,-.-,.- 800, ,.,o -,
AMER QUE Jelord--.-..----- " edneslay Aug' ~ n IN
FRAN h.. fruGtls elnesday Aug - p ~
Credit LyOnnas Uf Pans In amounts % SUM-
LOUIS DE BEBIAN, Agent No. 90 BrOadwaY
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NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE,
3nsIrnulon.
For Rows and Young Men-country.

SIGLAR'S PREPARATORY SCllOOl, New.
- bnrg y V; prepares boys for Yae spec'a
and 'sIIints 10 parents on application AYut n
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eb En PER QUARTER.--Bo ri ard tuition
ep sbp -ruqisN French Music end Drawing Cehghtlu
s1r5,nrb9p ronie JACKSON FEMALE SEMINARY, Oh
Fast lguth-st. ReUpcus september 10.
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w bsy devoted Coiese work Al departments gna mar,
-, az yp,onced Professors tuiIiI $40 wear 1,a,a
49, "a 90 dis,r On cd annusly a. scho arshps a1o
risos u Term begns pit 3: fI ,at4iogues ~.
t.9al IN DrmaliOu app 10 T, a. 'tiAbh'O NV
10 II.nu. d. Ber. shIre Co. IAss
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VIHE GUNNRRY, Washington. Conn.-l aIn ny
20 pS.nsr tor school Tor change In schooi cA
endAr' next term begins oop" ~ r. w. GUM. Principal.
VACANCY for two little BOYS at the lone Tome
school on orange Mountain accommodation uuJ 1ib
ter,s Tor sch, oil year slGJ. Address BOX zlo'
g. 1rauo 70 n ].
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Ntw Civilizations.
eth, 9th, 9TH, 9th, 9TH
EDITION.

"The No Name Series has been decided success n
book OF the SERVES viii BE- souuversaIy hked as
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GADEMOlSEILE lARDlN ' III - - ,r.,, .s,
w BOARDING aud DAY SCHOOL for YOU Nc IL ~ -
srd CHILDREN 80. 20 West 46th--t Nc"-i orh i,f.-
OPENS SFPt.24 Thorough teaching h all languages ga.
&c gres French English spoken WITHIN NN moHi''
soIfegc drawing. water color, pastel, without chSiEe.
uNUE MISSES MASON Will reopen their Eng
fish and French school young LADIES and chlCfe on
Wednesday october l. Address untl SEPTEMBER 10 west
44th-st
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HE MOhfN MARKET.

FIRST CALI-l0L O'CLOCK
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For Roth sexes-Citv.

MRS. WIBLIAMES'
Va lrgish snc French Boarding and DaY Scnool iut
Dung Ladies and Children 20 west J9thst reopens sep
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tglHE MISSES GRAHAM successors to the
AZ esee Green will reopen their En- LISH and FRENCH
BDNEDlNG s1d DAY SCHOOL for Young IA ia, on
TUESDAY. sEPTEMBEE3 at No. 5th-1NN. lLis sclo'
e.tabslcd In & g. !uurS The careful Ianug ana tlor
onrh instruction department Tor winch has hitherto
heen eb ~ tT4lr
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t,IRn A YEAR board and tultlOn. Buzz
IS al Iipgton COLLEGE Burlington v j. Fine situation
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- IL 1EAh o. llNi'i|'a, - otf, s.,r.-i,g.I
% Norr s-own Penn. begins ~c7Smbei Jth FaoiiHc,'
- q s@ etr sons thorough. prepared Tor c"lt &c
or 10, buin,ss For Circulars. addI IS join v" hoOh'
d. Principal