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, 1879-01-19

room houses and four nine-room have oeen a
built the past wear, and others ol tnese hEeo
are building Another block OF tenetnent
is Also building, and will be ready Tor oecuoa ~
tion heforc nc2t suIanc: All these are nrss-
class homes, for low rent, ana se' 1ues pay -
fair interest on the Investment.
SATURDAYS TRANSFERS.
The following instruments we're filed 1or rec
ord Saturday, Jan. Is:
err PROPERTY.
Millard av, Il # Of West Twenty, ~, ,fou1!h r,
st, { +, 1411o+ $40 #, dated Nov; -,
1878 u. A. and 4. c. afillaFd to 'onn eo5
Flournoy G; nonFoo:s s IS; # Of campbei.v 81,
251l25 It. dated Jan. 1G e. l.. Alcaa" am
May ~ s. s., = S It moi of Nineteenth st, /. .,z
100 IT, dated Jan. II {Johh Summertime ann
p1pe tn 1s1and fdax neoFss' ar cor Of Wood St.
J5oxlO0 It, dated Jan. 19 tHenry W:
Walker to the Onion National Bank OF \, ooo
valIacs ansass sf, lis ii oi Twenty eighth It,
ef, :5xl3o It, dated Jan. q (Edw'n org
Holt " St. c CT cor Of Blanche st, " :, ~
T-lox1o5 it. with other property, dated
Jan, $ George Ruder 10 Carl Schlrra); t'ooo
s Jnn.S IS @ ecarl schirra 10 Elizabeth Rnderl 1000
Mcnchcr st, 275 It w Of Jefferson, f. 20
xg0ft- dated Jan: II tE. ". Shaw to <oo
1naia1a aaasaFes er eain' Isl # Of Tirtieth st. ef
35x1B3 It, dated Jan. 16 Il. S. D.
Icichardt to Il. A. Bnrb1nk) q. uuo
Jefferson at, ITO It OF Eighteenth, VT,
to owen Corbett) -. .................. 45o
Siecl st, ool1: It OF sedgwick St, n I,
2BMxl5O #, dated Dcc.7 Z. 1875 tWilliam
?. Coneer to John G. Welsl ...--....:. $500
West Twelfth st, cor OF 1rown, Il I,
1O0110O It, dated Jan. fGcorge F.
Herbert to George ". kreigh}. .......- $3.50
Lot 2 in Resnbdiyision Of Lots to / OF
Lot %, lin Sub Block OF Block S, Snef
lott. @ Kesz 10 Charles L. Gerold).. -. 1000
SUMMARY or TRANSFERS FOR THE WEEK.
The following is the total amount Of city and
suburban transfers within a radius Of seven miles
OF the Courthouse filed for record during the
week ending Saturday, Jan. IS: City sales, 55;
consideration, S1s3, ,5{f. South Of city limits,
sales, s; consideration. s1l,0o0. North OF cltv
limits, sales, g consideration, $4,000. West
Of city limits, sales. l; consideration, Sl,590.
, 1879-01-19

On the day before Christmas books were
opened at Tattersalrs, on the Derby, the follow
ing bets being registered: 500 to 100 against
Peter (taken); 9 to1 sgainst Falmouth tottereo1s
, 1879-01-19

Harry Williams, manager Of the Academy o.
Music, Pit:sbarg, has posted the following
notice in his grecn-room: s'Any- vocalist, mai3
or female, attempting to sing Baby Nine Will
be killed at the end Of the first verse"
, 1879-01-19

1000 to 50 against Candogan (take4|: ,ooo to
So SiI' asainst Rayou dor ttaken); Peter, the
fayorite, is by Hermit, out o1 Lazy yaaoEin1 asoa
ana Middle Park Plate, at Newmarket. Fal-
mouth moi is by Glenlyon, thu stallion recently I'M
ported by III, Pierre Lorillard.
, 1879-01-19

COOKING.
EnTfous OF the success of Chicago chicken
tanciers in pursuit Of their fayorite sport, those
OF Milwaukee endeayorcd to get up shake
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-05-14
NEW ADVERTISEMENT.
s I M M b r.

That have the Largest and Finest stock of Spring and
Summer Clothing, and that am able to sell my goods at
lower price than any similar house in Southern Illinois, are
facts that should be of Importance to all varieties of Gus
TONER'S The great of my business and its immense
growth within brief period furnishes the proof of my
assertion.
therefore invite every man and boy in the vicinity to call
and be fitted with my beautiful Navy Bluesus for $500 or
handsome scotch suits for $1,000
am prepared to sell ready made clothing equal to the
custom work Of merchant taors.
Square dealing and low prices the open secrets of my
past success.
Straw hats Of the most fashionable manufacture John B.
Setson hats direct from the factory Gentemens furnish
inc goods comp assortment This is no talk but facts
Forproof call at.
a. NJ \ RN'S, 81 Ohio Levee.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-05-14
EVENING SESSION.
Address by Miss Francis T.. willard.
MUSIC BY CHOIR.

There was . daon foc,iro If ovosror,
,ion omono ,bo MON hcrs &c ,bo nol,o C;,.
fire. comnonv Yesterday Tboy claim ,,,.
.,o,. ,ror, .Lo ,.;,,o,. -. -. ,.o!. ,....e..
and that far q half bonr or moro ,bo vholo
cro,rl ;,c,rdfo,, .n,ir o,,,,,..,., 1901
nrder ,bo+ co,y;c,fo, IN ho ,.bor Lo.,
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Diva 1;.,o.,i,,a 80 ,t.n.,.',.n ~ wa 80
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The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-05-14
TIE LATE JOE CORMICk.

+. I. Mitchell. G. W. Smith and c. House
were constituted committee by the Cen
tralia lodge POI Of AF.and A,M,to prepare
resolutions commemorative Of the lodges
respect and esteem for It's late co-worker.
Joseph G. Cormick, deceased, and in dis
charge Of that duty the committee pay the
following handsome tribute to dcccased's
character:
I'VE arc again called upon to stand by
the open grave Of one Of our beloved
brethren; and it is indeed hard for us, in
this beautiful spring time, when nature is
springng up in the ncwncss Of life, to con-
sign one who was 60 much endcared to us
to the embrace OF death.
1t is meet and proper that we lay to rest
the remains Of our departed brother here
in the city which he loved so well, among
whose citizens he spent a large portion of
his life, and by whom he was more than
once called TO assume the duties Of the
highest Office in their power to bestow. The
important office Of mayor he filled with
credit to himself and the satisfaction of
the community, and no one had the inter
ests Of the city more at heart than he.
AS a member Of this lodge he chcerfully
responded when summoned to assist any of
his brethren in distress.
We may search long ere we find more
ailectionatc husband, or more kind and
loving father.
For quarter Of a century he had been a
passenger conductor on the Illinois Central
railroad, and this fact bears ample tcsti-
mony to the high appreciation IN which he
was held by its officers, and their confidence
in his integrity and fidelity.
Though his genial smile will never more
be seen in our lodge, it shall be our pleas
urc to keep his memory fresh in our rec.
objections, and our duty to emulate his yir.
tues in our lives
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-05-14
THE DAILY CAIRO BULETN WEDNESDAY MORNING MAY A. 1879

me- Whether portraying the cy.
c { scenes OF barter at tradingpost, or
ioilowing the Great Northern Packet
which carries thcmail in dog.slcdgcs from
Fort Garry, three thousand miles north
ward to the Upper Youkon, Mr.. II. NJ Rob.
inson, the writer of the article, gives us
striking and very characteristic pictures
which are ably supplemented by Mr. Rog.
er'S effective illustrations. Taken as n
whole, the June number is one of unusual
excellence, and will be eagerly sought
a flor
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-05-14
THE COUNCIL LAST NIGHT.

The City Council met in regular session,
last night, the Mayor and the following
Aldermen answering to the roll call; How
ley, Kynaston, Woodward, Wright, Smith,
O'Callahan, Linegar Petit and Patier
The claims Of sundry persons for labor
and materials, referred to the committee on
claims atthe last meeting, were reported
bach, withthe recommendation that they be
allowed On motion of Alderman Lnegar
the report of the committee was received
and the claims allowed as recommended.
a bill presented by the Bulletin Com
pany was RACED, from $?j.2j TO $lO7j,
because the printing for which payment
was claimed was not ordered by the comp
troller Several other bills were cut down
for reasons assigned, and allowed in their
reduced shape.
The ordinance committee reported back
the ordinance to repeal the hog ordinance,
without recommendation, for the action of
the council. The ordinance was read and
laid over under the rules.
Alderman Linegar handed to the clerk
to read, the following notice; and moved it
be received and filed.
To the Hon. Mayor aud City Council Of the City OF
Cairo:
hereby notify your honorable body that
| have filed my petition for a contest Of the
election OF Napoleon B. Thstlcwood to the
Office Of Mayor Of the City Of Cairo. The
grounds for said contest are just and legal,
to-wit; First. that there were q large
number Of Illegal votes cast for said This,
tlewood on the 18th Of April last; secondly
that there was fraud and intimidation used
in behalf Of said This,ewood at said cleo
ton HENRY WINTER.
The Mayor ruled the paper out of order.
, Alderman Pa,icr appealed from the ruling
) OF the chair. The question being put
. "shalI the decision Of the chair stand as
the opinion Of the council five alderman
voted aye, and four nay. So the paper wa.
+ excluded as out Of order.
The clair completed his list Of Of stand
ing committees, as follows;
STANDING COMMITTEES.
Police, Jail and Fire Department, Wood
? ward, O'Callahan and Kynaston
BOARD OF HEALTH.
Halliday, Patier, Smith, Lincgar, O'Cal
! II. ,,.l
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-05-14
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.

Mayor Thomas Connolly, Of Charleston,
Mo-, was in the city yesterday.
Now Is your chance boys for Card
Photographs at So per dozen, at Winters
Harlem was let out for half mile
squirt, yesterday, and made very creditablc
time.
The Rink will not be opened tonight
as heretofore stated, although there will be
areception shortly.
MIR Jacob Riggle is in the city and
called on THE BULLETIN. He reports no
rain at Hodges Park up to noon yesterday,
Mrs. J. r. Thompson, President of the
W. c. T. l. at Anna, H., is in the city
attending the convention and visiting her
son Mr.. J. +. Rector.
The Little Arabs wear their honors
quite meekly. They are not at all uproari-
Gus over their victory, although il was of a
very decisive character.
The Rough and Readles INDUCED in a
social reunion Monday night and some of
the boys were quite jubllant over the result
of the contest with the Deltas.
A number Of delegates to the W. G..
L. Temperance convention reached the city
yesterday. But all the delegations will
scarcely be in their seats before to-mor-
row.
Young Elmer Comings has resigned
his position as cashier, in the New York
store, and will make a trip East. We hear
that Win Winans has been selected as his
successor.
The Little Arabs have reason to fee
proud of their achievement on Monday
Their victory over the Little Rough was
complete and undeniable, and was, in fact
an extraordinary throw.
If the good citizens Of Cairo will
place their kitchen onal in barrels in con.
venent places at the front gate where the
hogs can turn them over, carts will cal
twice week and carry off what the hog,
leave.
Jim Oranges stock Of donkics Ia:
been increased by the advent of young he
donkey about the size of a hound pup
with ears longer than its body. II is per
haps the most outlandish creature that eve
put on the form Of donkey
The female head of an uptown family
arming herself with a baseball club, made
an assault upon the male head Of neigh
boring family, yesterday; but the weapon
being disproportioned TO her strength, tn,
assault was not altogether successful one
The masculine sued.
Mechanics have made a commence
ment upon Mr.. Vincents brick bushes
house, on the corner OF Eighth and Com
mercial. The house will be occupied a
soon as completed. II is somewhat sur
prIslng, indeed, that so eligible bushes
site remained unused so long.
"A force ofhands are at work repair
ing the Thirteenth street scwer-a worl
that necessitatcd the digging of an i'm
mense trench halt way across Poplar stree,
down to the natural surface. The end G
the sewer had, we blicvc, cavcd in and O.
fectually barred the passage Of water.
Two citizens, partners in manuia,
turing business, had ilstic sct.too ycstc
day, on account of their boys. The DO,
had applied very foul epiihcts to one al
other. and one of the partners conclude
that his partners son should not come in Il
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-05-14

WHEN you have thing to do, do it; and
when you have cough to cure, cure it, by
using DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup, the safest
and best made.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-05-14

;, In Iva we'll: otherwise, the whites there
..,l1 soc what they would see. The
.nool,or yos a man of intelligence; but we
wore forced to the conclusion that if good
understanding is brought about between
the whites and blacks of Mississippi it will
be in the face of all the obstacles this man
and men Of his stamp can interpose. There
are evils to cure in the South, and wrongsto
RIGHT. The cure and correction will be
fastened by the conspicuous absence and
non-interference of black hull-dozcrs rs
well as white ones.
A little after midnight, yesterday A..
NJ, Mr.. Aisthorpe, who lives on Eleventh
street, heard the footsteps Of man near
his window, and noises that indicated an
effort to break inside. For 4 half hour or
more he watched, revolver in hand, to wei
come the intruder but all to no purpose
The prowler finally stole away, and thus
preserved an unpunctured "cutic.c,'
| Whether he became aware of Mr. As read
mess TO receive him. or encountered OBJ
stacles to his ingress he couldnot overcome
is not known. 1t is only known that be
left, and was governed by a sound d,cre,
ton in doing SO.
In December last Emma Houston q
mullatto girl, who was employed about the
premises, stole from Mrs. Capt. Hudson n
$50 gold piece, S. gold piece, a 81 gold
piece, $1j in old silver coin, cloak, book
and pocket book. Not until yesterday was
it certainly known that Emma was the
thief but the evidence of her guilt being
conclusive II warrant was sworn out for her
arrest. She had spent all the money ex-
cept the $50 gold piece, which she claims
to have lost She made an effort to buy
another gold dollar, intending to convert the
two into earrings. The trial will proba.
bly, come off before Squire Coming:
to-day.
Two confidence chaps fell in with
stranger, yesterday, who had arrived on tn
Iron Mountain railroad, and under the pre-
: text Of showing him to a hotel, bcguile,
him TO the suburbs. There the wretchcl oil
"beat" of asking for change for $50 bill
= was played. The stranger produced tn
5 $50, which was promptly snatched from hi
d hand. The brace OF rascals then took :
: their heels. The particulars were given :
o Hogan and Sheehan, and giving the matte
Il their especial attention they tracked on
- Of the parties out Of town, and succeede
. in capturing him IN a thicket this side c
Cache river, He gave his name as BIZ
# Davis and disgorged $44 of the money
G His partner in the crime was not iounC
S The capture of Davis was under the Gil
+. cumstanccs, a highly crcditaJ.e piece 0
1 work.
The delegate congressional 1istric
c temperance convention, held under the au
1 spices Of the W. c. TT, Of this city, vii
meet in the Temperance Reform Clu'
rooms at 10 o'clock this morning. Tie or
der Of exercises for the day, is as follows
. MoRNISG SESSION.
y 100 Devotional Exercises, conducted by Mr.
, 1929 Address. by Mrs. Riteuhousc
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-05-14
THE DAILY BULLETIN
OFFICIAL PAPER OF ALEXANDER COUNTY.
Only Morning Daily in Southern Illinois

LoRlILARD's Tin Tag smoking tobacco
in eighth, fourth, half and pound packages.
Also Lorilard's Nickle Nuggets and Dime
Nuggets, for sale at F. Korsmeyer's at fac
tory prices.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-05-14

PROVIDE YOURSELF with napkins for thu
picnic, 1jcts. per dozen, at
o. HAYTHORN'S.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-05-14
AFTERNOON SION

200 Devotional Exercises - Mrs Thompson Of
Anna,
230 Report Of Committee; Reports from Dclc.a,e=
and Temperance Workers
$50 Discussion Of Question: "Wnl, advantages
accrue TO the locn Union from Auyaryshlp:''
Led by Mis- Francis T.. Willard
400 Paper by MR.. DR., K, Tracy Cutler.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-05-14
THE AVERILL CHEMICAL PAINT co.

Will hold all persons accountable infringe their MANUFACTURERS
DEALERS AND CONSUMERS ARE EQUALLY LIABLE.
BE NOT IMPOSED UPON BY AND FRAUDULENT MUTATIONS
weknown that Chemical Paint the
kct of
however that but before worthless limitations began
under the Enamel" Rubber "Chemcal" Liquid and
nnrml Pints
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-05-14

Paint give entire all and therefore WISH distinctly under
stood that competition with the Ap1TERATEp and WORTHLESS
Mixed Paints purlorng the "Ave which are flooding I'll
market.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-05-14
BARCLAY BROTHERS,

General Agents for Cairo and this section of country
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-05-14
PROFESSIONAL cARps-.PHysICIANS.

+ II. BRYANT, NJ. ID.
OFFICE: Eighth and Washington Avenue
REslDENCE:-Cor Nineteenth and Wash
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yTOGT CONSERVATORY or Music. 2OJ
Est l5fhsi.-Wilnm q. Nogf tof >tem's Berlin Con-
scrvIfoi.I. Director.
pROOKLYN ACADEMY of MUSIC. One OF
~ snnli cr,' aimi-nn urfrlt I 900 January
1850. al rIJ each. address -. G., ~. B. lr1uue.
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fan 6ciCoIs.

NNTAL SESSION CTwcntv-frsO OF the
a LAW SCHOOL Of the UNIVERSITY 81 the CITY OF
NEW-YORK begins october 9Th mex. and ems JUNE H.
lssO For circulars last examination papers &C. apytO
u. H. JAOt Es, secretary oi tacur'
81 broadway.
COIVNBIA COLLEGE LAW SCHOOL,
\ The TWEN TY-SECOND ANNUAL term Of tins nstitu'
~ y GREAT JON ESSr,
t t,s city ON fhe PHI WEDNESDAY, % October next
and routltne- tI May ~, lsoo For Catalogues &C. al
''''' d" THEODORE ". DWIGHT. warden &c.
VTAJFIoyv SchoOl.-Reguar course, years;
Ira.nsfe ,oIr.e or gree 81 Del years All teru
- ~ sent ~ address PIUf WANLAND Ne"-iaTen. "
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sLISS COMSTOCK, 32 and 81 West 4Oti-st.,
vi facing Reservoir
~. 81 West 9O.h
ENGLISH. FRENCH ana GILMAN Boarding and Day
school. MONDAY. september -
west sOthst
GERMAN and english XII NDEk@AhTEN. Gymnas
tcs: Private class T young boys ClassieA DC
t,altm
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Gathers.
4 FOREIGN TEACHES.

4 MEXICAN ard FOREIGN TEACHER,
superior Iflis-nr principals .-l-i nf tutors aud gnF
iOrcycy rartnt az OF lniri- 9 M
schools 10 Iairnfs. Call or address Mis- a. j. YOU NH
Aatrean nf FOREIGN itarhcfs tncI 20 Union square
AGENCY for SCHOOLS and TEACHERS.
yfr1nfrra fsrfa0 Hf ~
Wh superior teachers graduates IT best NniDrtl r9r
,ign alleges send iur circular T. ,DrESWOirH PINCH
Nh, I'D Y Dioi ,qdart %
COLLEGE GRADUATE, now prosecuting
\ DIS Jaw +.fiiir- no youth Toy fotnfl u tlfn y
home l ~ uitsft fam 10 1lcck. ADDRESS tIlhi
Gus. Bit p, lrorme Oinre.
EOMPANION.-N Wanted. rs companion Ia
- louue gentleman. giv educated. lehnr fonn-
ma- wao is also line musician. both lusiul. lia aii
~ and play. small private 'amllg highest ff o..
gN and required Address Box 2,@2'. Sew foiA 4o-l
once.
COMPANION.-Wa rs companion 10
~ young Miss. young. attractive educated. accomplish
lldY who Il also superior musician. hnt n'fnn hia
he willing PLAY and private family circle Adde'S
EoX 81 NcHIorS Post OEce unrAceptonal tc-Nh"hlhs
required.
GRADUATE of Yale desires position "a
ache private tutor spoc.al,irs classics aud German
INSTRUCTOR. Box g. Troune onee.
INSTRUCTION in piano, French, German
and English branches by teacatr 81 experiences ue
the method for French and German references
GOUNEkNNNrE rriDnne once.
TWO lldies may receive instruction IN wood
L engraving favorable terms. rs BondrL
VEACHERS supplied to school, and families
4 without charge. Miss FLoNfN FITCH, kDltA
1IONAL BUREAU. 30 Union'Slatro
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nrTGER,S FEMAlE COLLEGE. -, Is!

IL silaye-F0ril-trsly year begins september - AVli-
Giants oas ncd I'D @3d special ADVANTAGES for CLASSIC
OF scientific dls music painting and daWm@ HAS
AcaccHIc Department.. Ioari'rs accommOC"icl he'' =
D.. bI I.CIlAt.D. ID. d., President
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OIIrNiRiA GRAMMAR SCHOOL.

CHERBI-LIEZ INSTITUTE, l39 West I'D
u sTroes Chcrnu,z will reopcn lis school or boys
on Monday, september -.
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Candidates sr ADMISSION 20 afy of fhe Eve courses. VIZ
s'rrr r1ftrrIr ,ivil if arrr'rna. NcsNnrrv 'e'"sN
.ft IaF.I ..tlf. Analytical snt ArYl.e NNeMlsu!' va"
tllseit themselves a. tit ST., Aoo-tai.. Iua 600
fEfuAl. OCTOBER o.. 40 $3.50 A. NJ
,frfifcls~ rt'ti I'M June last "l present '-t.s'
fft.t s.ut f.f.N nHo ace.
Ilt ff.f s..~ .l vii begin
MONDAY. OCTOBER 9, At 9'0 4. ".
r. g. r. BARNARD. ~. p-
ao.,... ,....s..r o. q tff.syr- President.
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COLUMBIA COLLEGE.
SCHOOL Of MINIS.

'ogoa. ~ At Which 1me an 'udcats WI attend i'r "
rl-ln..llnI.
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For Rows and Young Men-Country.

u Bows. J. IIlND. A. -. nomp1'e1d. Long lsana"
A lexander Institute, Military Boarding school,
~ White Plains y. v Principal. .. r. WILLIS. Ph.
HEALTHY HOME in the COUNTRY for
~ lew boys wishing thorough ins'rueiol- AICo
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Bee Cream.
Cost aR0 Gonn0.

DANK BOOK LOST. - Bank book No.
ID d4i ot the B0wery savings Bank Is mssng; tho
nudrr !, requested 10 teLnrn a. o. The bank II not restored
the 10Th day Of OCTOBER 1872 sppoa viii 10 nade
the bank lor book.
| OSr.-Bank Book No. ,767, issued by the
German Savings Bank IN tie city OF Newlurk TO JOHN
SCHECEGMASN, IL missing The hnaer holder OF tno
requested deliver IL q the Bank. II restored
October 1879 application Will be made
the Bank Tor oook-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-09-27
A RNOLD SCHOOL.

~ inns class prepares thoroughly fo The best cole ces
There vacancies for next year IAN term ue-s
September -. ....... 49,,
for further particulars apply 10 ARTHUR IL CUTLER al
lie class r. No "a WesI 43d -. after Seitem ~
Hoferences- President CHARLES W. ELIOT, Harvard
College President JAMES MCCosH. Princeton COLI &C. &C.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-09-27

OnCi NTRAL PARK. New-N ork CITY. 49,
lor Bows and Young Men from 20 O. lrfpaies them 'oi
al Colleges rufluc oi- West Point. Naval Academy
ard business French German, spanish spoken alt N- ~
thoroughly building erected uuiroslV-a n.le 90 -
lrt Tho PROSPECTUS CONTAINS iuN cNNll~ lN'"A ''i'n
year viii begin september ~, next 49,, ,,..o,
Irnll...r III Nl ~. IlreClol.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-09-27

Mss SPRINGS English and Freneh School


MI "a SlL a anu ~ ~ i,', h E,0c,' at
German Boarding Dav school FOR young ad IS ana Gnu
drr, No II West Birth Il New-NoTk, VIII reopen Stpem
hcr ~ Application may be By letter or reison"h
as
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-09-27

a THt DNLN RELIABLE ful IT, 10
IfGHIANB, ANu inNe hkA Ntll.
SUNDAY. september ~ l~it
steamer -. e.. iflUt .tfDi a. D. J5lA
m connecting 70 Sgnav HD1k NiI .sln arriving a ipns
I.r.uth l.,f4rllHl. lfakr ils DlaacA tli
arrive IA NcG-iorS $50 p u.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-09-27

TNR. A.tAILISEN'S dav school for boys. III
, Wo-- .D >'.. Iooufus Moroar. So 'fcmher ~