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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-01-29
The 0belIsk's Masonic Revelations.

New YoRx. January 29.-Ths Worlds
cable from Alexandria says: DR.. Fsnton.
q highly. instruct-d Mason, has finished
a careful examination OF the foundations
of the obelisk, and confirms Lieutenant.
Commander Carriages discovery OF
Masonic emblems, which establish the
relations Of many ancient Egyptian
monuments. Fanton declares that tho
Hiram version OF Masonry. which origi-
mated with the construction Of Solo
mons Temple. is disproved by the reve.
lstions OF the foundations Of the obelisk.
The Masonic emblem OF Life and the
Sun. beyond doubt. 10 identical with the
monument Of the Egyptian god, Osiris:
This proves that Masonry originated
with the construction Of the Pyramids,
or at least with q far remoter period
than the construction Of the obsiisk.
The number OF blocks comprising the
foundation, as we'll as well as their posi-.
ton and arrangement, indicate that the
sucients were familiar with the higher
degrees OF Masonry, at least as high %
the eighteenth degree. Many peculiar
smblems not Understood by Garringe
were fully explained by Fanion. From
4 Masonic point Of view this discovery
furnishes a clue to other important dis.
covsries, not only under fallen obeli:ks,
but also in other parts Of Egypt, render.
ing probable Q solution OF the mystery
Of the construction Of the pyramids.
Among the discoveries were found .
perfect cube and also emblems Of all
Masonic foundations. Garringe aiso'
who Ia a member Of the Masonic frater.
uity. entirely approves Fanton's eIpla.
nation and gives this dispatch his entire
appreciation. -.
above: We print the above a. received.
but readers Of the World will do well TO
await confirmation Of its particulars BY
Garringe.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-01-29
Sis,55i G,
Another Cold Wave.

There Is another cold wave on us. not
so severe as that Of Christmas. but next
to it in point OF sharpness. Yesterday
morning the thermometer sank to 10
degrees above zero. and this morning
touched 8 above. The coolest, except
Just before Christmas, ever known here
was Q above. and that was at the time Of
the famous pogonip. Wednesday eve.
ming the barometer was lower than ever
known before. aud was going down OF
dark. This winter OF lS79-SO will rank
a. q severe one. although We have had
q large amount OF very warm and pleas
ant weather. The weather IL now IKE
some men-clsar and cold.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-01-29
Talking at Long Range.

OMAHA. January IA telephone
test was made Sunday between omahs
aud St. Louis. q distance Of 40 miles,
and was completely successful. Con
v~srsation was carried on plainly. The
"Sweet By.and. by was sung In St
Louis in q clear baritone voice and every
note was distinctly heard In Omaha
The song was then repeated here for The
benefit Of st. Louis.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-01-29
Presidential,

NEW Yonx. January 29.-Ths Times
correspondents throughout the country
say there Is q growing feeling In favo,
Of washburne as the Republican candi.
date for President. The statement ID
repeated that the Germans Of both par
ties favor him because Of his course al
American Minister to Paris during the
Franco russian war. He Ia said to be
q general second favorite with the Grant
men.
Tildsn Is thought to be developing
wonderful popularity In Ohio.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-01-29
SUICIDE,

A distinguished scientist once ssid; "No
man with . strong and healthy stomach ever
committed suicide" and yet many are suffering
the torturss OF the damned with Dyspepsia
When Q single bottle Of DIR. klNTlR'5 English
Dsudelion, Liver and Dyspepsia Pills will give
relief. and. II persisted In. will cure the worst
case OF this distressing trouble. This PILL
cures Torpid Liver aud Biliousnees. regulates
the Bowels. rcmoves Pimples from the Face,
cures Sallow Complexion, Foul Breath. Sick
Heatache. Heartburn. Pain In the sides and
Back. Il sugar.costed and GUARANTEED to DO
PURELY VEGETABLE. Il acts directly upon
the coating OF the stomach and on the Liver
can bs taken IN any climate wet or dry
weather. Beware OF limitations. The Genuine
has an engraving OF Q lion on the outside wrap
per. Price 30 cents. For sale by ali dfuggi,ts.
furHu have been moro cures OF seminal
weakness. nervous debility and parslyfis made
by tho wonderful Epglish remedy, bir Ashley
Cooper's Vital Restorative. than by all other
remedies combined. Why will you suffer
Send 70 a. Z. Mintie, n. D., No. II Kesrny
street, San Francisco. for the Restorative, and
be cured. P,ics % per bottle; four times the
quantity, $40. Try . bottle. mh2s ~
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-01-29
A q BREATH

AND PEARLY TEETH are easily obtained
By cleansing Jour teeth daily with that Justly
popular denufhcs. sozODoNT. COMPOSED
OF rare antiseptic herbs, It impsrts whiteness
ana preserves intact, from youth 70 old
ne. he teeth. Acidity Of the stomach will
destroy the strongest teeth unless its
eSects Arc conntsrscted with BOzoDoNT,
aud this pure tooth.wash protects the dental
herss 10 them. Ask your druggist Tor 500
MONT
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-01-29

NEW YoRK. January 29.-The Sur
says: The bill to create the new Terri.
tory Of Pembins out Of the northern
half Of Dakots. not only provides for q
temporary government and courts Of
law, but specifically says that the land
now occupied BY Forts Abraham Lincoln
and Rae shall be set apart when aban.
doned by the Government, to endow q
college to be called the "Custer Memo.
rial College" Psmbina students OF the
future. pursuing the arts Of peace.
should shrink from Q memorial homage
to Indian wars which have marked the
early history OF the Territory.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-01-29

Wednesday evening. February 4, the
BALDWIN Star Specially Combination
will open at Pipsr's Opera House.
There will Be something to suit all tastes
In the entertainments Of this company.
By . notice In another column IL will
be seem that there is . change In the
Arm Of Douglass & Thompson. brokers
"A change in the Douglasses-James
taking the place Of Joseph.
In The case Of Nsttis J. WOLF ". The
odors WOLF, which Il brought for ID.
yorcs and Of which . hearing 70 being
lsd today. the Court excluded every
outsidsr, even reporters.
DSIchsf II assessed 81.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-01-29
Throat Cut.

A man named Franz Sepolo had his
throat cut last night during q row on the
corner Of d and Union streets. Virginia.
The knife barely missed the jugular,
having been given too much in front.
But the design was Q good one. There
was q report in Virginia this morning
that he was dead. but at last accounts he
was alive and likely to recover.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-01-29
velunsary and lsveiantsry isves'
stgattons.

Since the Lady Bryan investigation
was commenced in Virginia, = new code
has been adopted in the criminal courts
Of the city. The plea Of guilty or not
guilty ID waived Whenever the culprit
comes forward and asks for Q voluntary
Investigation" Trials IN o dssig.
mated a. "involuptary investigations"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-01-29
finger Hurt.

Alittls daughter Of Thomas W. Brown.
who lives near the Mt. Vernon House.
yesterday morning had her forefnser Of
the left hand cruelty mashed and nearly
severed by being caught In q door. II
is thought the finger can DO saved. The
door was shut without knowing OF the
little ones presence and danger.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-01-29

Daniel o'conn.ll. Of Gold Hill,
namssaks Of the great Daniel. thought
himself lifted into notoriety BY the leo.
turs Of Father Lesming in Virginia might
before last on the Irish patriot, and last
night grew noisy. vulgar and obscene:
He now languishss In the City jail and
will b prosecuted for his ofsnss.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-01-29
REMOVAL.

The oomstoct Exchange has been removed
to the buildins formerly occupied By the Sea.
Ate Saloon, opposite Liberty Engine House.
Liquors md ciaars. xvsrythins nrst class.
3aaA tn 1Ixen, AasxI
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-01-29
sTOCR REPORT.
San Hransasco Beard.

LAST EVENING.
$50 Raymond 4 Ely. SOC
200 Belmont, 4oc
800 Leopard, zoe
60 ella. SC
405 Northern Belle. loa, ioS
rs Manhattan, IN
l65 Grand Prize. I IS
$50 Argcnts, I 20
800 Navajo, t0c
so Independence. 9oc
100 Endowment, 3Sc
$50 Star, SOC
6l0 Belle Isle. l 20, ~
$50 Day. zoe. $50
Hillside. ~
100 Paradise. 75c
200 Real del Monte. ! 80, IN
$50 Albion, SOC
$50 Wales. s. 81
65 Mt. Diablo, 1sk
so North Belle Isls. SOC
335 Bodis. ~. 81
945 Beehtsl. I 80, I 30
200 xoClinton, CSC
$50 Tioga. 2 90. IS
$50 Summit, I Is. I TO-.
100 Bulwer. IL
400 Syndicate, IN 10
27k Goodshav. lOc, 35c
$50 Maybelle. 25c. 2eo
s,0 Oriental. 800
a25 Bsiyidere. / 1911
1850 Champion, 500, $50
$50 Blsckhsvk, Toe. $50
lOS south Bodic, zoo, $50
COO Booker Con-, 45c
700 Ouesp Rec $500
100 Mono. SIX
i5O Uniyersi.y, i5c, zoe
ico Dudley, cjo. SSc
80 Jupi,sr,I
1910 Soa.h Bulwer, ~, 20
5 Lddeuds. COO
as Neondav. AZ
ITO Mammoth, 5 40, s 30
$50 Boston Con.,ik
500 South MONDAY, I 90
$40 Martin Whits,I
500 Orc, 400
so Leeds, 400
500 Atlas, 2ec
I5o Tiptop, s co.
100 North MONDAY, ~
..,. xo,v,~a
l6o Ophir. ioH,
l9O Mexican loN,i.r
100 Gould . carry %
IS Best 4 Bsleher. IN
ITO California. 81
10 Savage, N
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-01-29
Beicher Secretary Report.

Following is the report Of the Beleher
Secretary at the late annual meeting:
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-01-29
WESTERN DISPATCHES.

lsr,orlt TO TIE ooLD nl pALr xrws.l
New-York tribune., 1880-10-30
Miscellaneous
DLnunQ AcaOcmlcs
LIIEN nNLMNRTHt

ALLEN DODWORTH'S
\ -CuOOI. FOR DANCING. 40 G'l FIFTH AVE
s.,s q.II coma t.urc october IN. in- sIIis t't
e.r. fora circular. ilic ucv Poo Q.H.tiie t ann i'
wy fr.l IuuI-lel by wa. -. fo'd N co.. 10 '''''
oI uut.uo4
At MR. TRENOE%, rroadwoy .nd - .--t.
= Ie..ar. .v,.r cav all evening. -trl fnr crrn.lf.
Ia,u,. .ua lut .oAe rtI .sare "'c 100 '..'''
ALTX. NACGR.GOEo
Z - noon FDI. ia .DI,l. II2 -t' ave-. ne.r l-rla.
I.r.tetu .I.u ug tur. Io. classes. e.rd io- crea'i
ID HARVARD REILLY'S CLASSES.-Non-
b, I--. l.l rIu..sr-. I.f.r Ha. tth f.., brtttrn
: '..f @ Ihc &.s..u H.hly Lanc.ers u'r. ue.y
fought tIHl .ar
New-York tribune., 1880-10-30
VO PHLADELPHlAA.,
4 PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
THE oLDEsrABLsuaD RorTE AND SHORT LINE
Nrv-yoPK H|D PHILADELPHIA

NEWYORK AND PHILADELPHIA
Is TRANS EACH NAY DAILY, EXcE[T 5I ssc2E1AY
DOUBLE laAcK. rna 4o.r. n,IlPGoyE.D .EE2gIp
-i''' > -'' Vim .AH5oLJrG 'sAF@lF
- 'oaaaaar.[ .c.., J., .. o.-.2,..., l.,9 an, c,r,
l.s., ,,-1.g 90 iin ri ll a. n J.. :3o. B. go d s.
tI Ic,ta d,'ly. except SUNDAY. az 1920
a ri and Pc m~ rnna q through VIA I''''" 1'1 0'."'
p o Lro,yu Anuev connect with al throueh trll1t
atJ r.y C, alorlng speedy and direct transfer for
E1urllrs uan- eiy. u c. i -de nla l2ol a.l5, 40.
5.5. & 500 aui ID m. .l.n.tei fApress l:i9 D. NJ
$.t5o .na 80 G '" ,. on iI'i; & , %; 9,,, 5i1
oIli O4' and ,i ..5 - Ia da., ,z,.tt sunday.
TS.et Uac,s '2i anI ga loa-" ~ 10. A'tor Iiou3'
Ti0oa,u annex station. loo oi tui 'n-t IIoo.Jhi sos
fim'itrau, Ticket y aic, 49, Battery p.ct, ., ..
Tho Sow lol@ pan. 'n l".ipth, VIII 'A" '' ''U '''
rarsa-e r''l ''rlli9i,-, 4o.S ieIe'N IT, r. FARnaR.
ltAN General 5q5ii Na99a4,r G.a5rlas.en4cr1 AGENT
THE ERIE RAILWAY, now known rs the
I NLW.IJHI,. LAKE EUIE AND WESTERN RAIL
iGGnrt,cnuvr oF TRAINS TAXING EFFECT NAY 10; ls7o
m.-Cucuuou aua 'h.Iro Day EApl''' Drawing
Gp n (Dliyl-F4-t " Louis t1mess, arriving AZ But.
Soutv,t fuImln- D.st DraWus-ro0m sleeping Coach $
~ ,0a aI,-racGc Express fr tle Wet sleeping
C.lclc. illo.ch Go EunlI'. Nunrt la-S tua4u1. 4hI
3:I. T.u. tml-raui tisu ior e West
p ni ana %. midnight eaturlly mgat' Ony. sundays
rii ard pl-.ac o 800 40. 1870 q. m'he lo:2o
%. M trII4 stop. iuthc ford ouy on sun - moo J.,
l.t. . 9. iu. 5.lu $3.50. GIu, G.5h >, 1000 D. M, II
m4ui-uL sundays 900. 7jb lu-Oa h' I't' '-'o' b. H'
aug a. r., ,.5J lo TO- lu2o l3o m. IL noon.
l.!,., ,.ll boo 4.-u. 4..I %, o.iJ '.+ "o on D -
,-l5 '9a rn I.l5 ,..0 g. p il amt lt rldmH -.,
u.er, tl1 i..u 1870 Dl ltt' 'U o'3 " o e.; D.
IOlup m and uudu -Ht. -ui'''H O"' o'"O' 4''-' -
Ill.,. - 4, 'n...,. 1.IJ o.. Iu.. and j. uiihIt"e
Nc5ure and Cornwall 900 " d. ui 5.'' 4''o p ID 9un
on@,, @ 1 , , Kingston. 900 a. M $3.50 M sundays 9:'o
d" a. a.s.n d. 7sp g. 10000 NJ, $50. 300 i3O T. ms p ~
saUd.,- TO- .;su 100 D. u- o ~. p H. tqo r 71j m
BOD .f- $500. l1.u m.. O-'" E ". in.vr5n tf,t,n
3D.. dali. connect WIN >o"-fOrk aId O'"ebo M'l'"hl
D. ad 30 N'h 1920 o. m 4:3O. d. Z, 7.lj ,. IN. sun
"'I t.t. ~ .st quarter q" ana quarter aIor
,. m . A. a o 9-iJ hl' ana 4' 4u'i1 ana IA0
,. n.. ...,,. and fr Apartments IN Draw ing. Room
o, .lt ,oasI., eau Doe "Utaih'i. ana Vluo. ior the
..t.tu.i,I oi il-it-t NAV Ye l,lt ~ tAe On,
'ht . N,s ,.l. SD or 911 hroadw'y, y. y M. I
.... t.,,..tl, co. t tlo Company p boiOtt 49,
it...s f.u fur M,1t airsc IN No"- loIA al I'd
auc Il-' n' .,N tgbol j. GEM Pass'r AgL Ncw-York
NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEY
ar 900 H. M. D. s. T. 4jb, ot' o4o sou $50 g. IA
SundnK- - a. M aud "a p. lhe Lou p h- LaiA vii
i,ave 5u uinutes iatcr SATURDAY mk mkhts- a., m
auueL spring valley aud Monsey 'oO' o''V H. A1u
D. n' JNo n. ABBOTT. General PAss'r Agent NowYork.
New-York tribune., 1880-10-30
Gamers.

COLLEGE GRADUATE desires position
= ip ~ ,'.r uo.. school teacher oi In-l-i m'tnr-
2c.t. 2i ,i , ~. e. ' Aada'. ' ~ Fox T..Ouac oa,o
4 FRENCH LADY 0. Great expcri,eInc,"
- wishes o. make a9 eng gem. i WIN " w.
roJl educ. iI. Ilcufin. .cn,ii German iHu-i,.
81. 5o b. 9 ~ no. IS. Ap.. T. lEENCu LADY, c'fo
OF =. b.. ,A4..,er. o. west -.ds1.
GRADUATE of the Ncw-York University
ctl c..ue.f,g a,iicmatics AID Frc.cA Address C. i.
bon 4. lnJuoe ONCE
ALI. WANTING BEST 1EtCHt r., lmer-
Y lean or i.r.l,n for fan o. soD0l or iof ali
,-i,lt ,a On tel tioDl ha,e" Nauo ai,'' sow i.ai.
lem Z...n.. j.. 49,. -S..'' S..i. J. .a.-t. Sot4orI
AMERICAN and FOREIGN, TEAC.IiE25i
- AGENCY sunp.e, I,' In'i,,.i. ' ,,I r. ,tors
t,a,r or Goy.rn..s can on or addc.s l', NJ
5diSG Am1rc,n and for,sO Teachers Agency - un'n'
PRIVATE TUTOR %. -.v.ra year.' ex-
a. ...U. -r. s.sul Do. coaching backward par'i- aga
nrI" 'l .'' 'ai..la Aaue., YALE GaAUoaTA H,E
...t.s.FUL TEACHER with long ex-
l,.I t... vii Ds cxI. ct.h Address scAo4A iio'
fi..i.u' i. ...n Dale', ..'' ' '.'. o
r,,.psrrINCED TCTOG-(.le na ...a..-
D. y. le.m m.s-tc args m .r......'
ItIi.. zl Irouao G. i.''i ".'' ''-' "'
zrR. OTTO w. IuLI il.tLR ,..' la'..t ..n
..I l.r ..l..on &, Gonna" i.,-"4,' "'n' 'o E" .n"
in. I.- Wts, --da-
5,i.cryry-, AGENCY FOR SCHOOLS
AM I-AciEn-n-.I.,, '5 nj. az. 10 ,to sa, 5
te4sAeis. O''A A"'''.rf"c e "c1oJTIH5NjhrH 1JI riTc<VEy
broadway. oi. ..t--7... a b.
TrTNCHER.-Miss Hcene licsse' . I'.'.t, ', o. d.
- 'I, In tts CITY for luanr yrtf- Do '"
- '''.i "a rt.u for guVrrnfssff .i'L i- .'.t.
LInc NM c telcher-, sc, ai '" % VS. -"i To-
Icacri lu,,y ti-s A. resume, her ',sons 80 bo.a
S,1fIr Union TEACHERS AGENCY plo-
ves teachers for seools a'a, aa 1s4eat .nen = al
posi.oI ELL 8 CO.. Managers, AZ b0ndsb' "o" io'A
New-York tribune., 1880-10-30
uENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
4 -. t.tsL. ~ TIM y "a

AND UNITED >IA - MAIL NDI H.
Trains o.y AtwIork, Desbrosaos and Loit'' 9'r''"
Ferries. as 10 lows: . - p,.t.,,,
uaIt..l,i y wa bur-. tn West and South, win Fuman
PlI.,. 4, m. attached. ul.. and $50 u. daily
WI mmsp1t ocx Haven. e. $50 p m; CORY anu fre
nj 10 n connecting at Cory for 1itu-Nllc PeiIochm
Ctn.ic aud the Oi hcgluh- , ....... .,.
Txpr,.s of Pullman Paor ar, daily cXtc't -uni j. y
a M arrive at " ashueOn 4;l2 p m Re guar al iJO AMI
S.i0a. IN. :. / and Top. mo. sunday ID m 80, ,t
FNrress for West Philade pha g. o. 1.O. SO Nv l'
j. night Sunday 4:3O ANA a. m, g. o. T. $50 ana lo D.
IN. ana lZ ui-nt. -.,. .. I'D , - ~
1t i .Eroiyn Annex" connect with an through ran
r Jrl., ttF. an idins spe and olrcct TAa5.r' of
From Pitt,burg T. 1880 a. m 935 p: m
ncton and baltimore 90 T. in' . % i] 2 io;1 ?. m
I.n ,ii IN . 1850. 800 j2l $50 500, g:3j and
iC2- ,I sunday 500. C:jo, Z, 1910 Il:jJ a III. 63U
New-York tribune., 1880-10-30
AllecellIucous.

NRUSHES Of every description M 315 Pearl
ST.. uru.s.te P.cs slip: an articles 40 lowest prices
join * HOPPaL. Manufacturer and importer
ENGRAVER~' INDIA PROOF PAPER;
~ also Iuh Tools BONNOOD and OTHER WOODS, &c
WANDERED RON. N Ills ~ CO.,
and J.. DJteh, corner Fulton-str Sew YORK
DNZ. ELEGANT CUROMO BUSINESS
CARD. arusic o gus assorted iOr jc. sent post free
ON recriIt of prico stamps Address W. JEN lNHs
DFMORts on M1lL. DEMOht0t, NJ East an st. \ \ J
IL f2A viii purchase Taylor Cylinder
~ -AC1tB Pres complete. vita steam hyufos size
Iy3l 10. iic chase Inquire OF J. NJ BkOOhFlEiD ana
NcW .t. atN.IA H. o.
New-York tribune., 1880-10-30
Clt0 DrouerIp 90 CeI

LIST of 500 private houses on the line of
y Elevated Road, strt Ny mail J. " STEW EMS Broad
sFay corner j21st, or .. Plnr-st
AFTICE~ To LET, some desirable at low
. in mo buf dnes 3 .. ami BeekiuaD-st ID O.
l.a N,..us 81. pas i;ow opposite r. o. kCl-AND
a . III.I Ntt. 3D.
New-York tribune., 1880-10-30

New 4frnWrIH = fAiDffA AMI 81 ~ or
So ij s. a ic., Ls,o, .t ST. hgGdh&R FARE oSI4 81
sio.r.,.a l.AtIHf -uHni. tlu,u at AiD4ur.
A -LDUCTlDN or FARE.
-, ,.,.r,,, fAiL iIVIR ~ iNE3ii1rrn TICKETS
Salr'pon I,'e reduction o. al j. ,te-n points Mammoth
steamer. gHiStoL aud pHpyfDENCE, p'iy snndays IN
ciufo. iron .or - N. loot of hurra, st. al pm Leave
'.. r NV. 1' ~ ~ iy i ~ ~ ,isSi ' AZ an rrac o,l
GEl. l.. c1EvoR BORDEN & LOWELL,
oci,r, Passenger AGENT AGENTS
CEN fEAL RAILROAD OF NEW-JEBoEY.
y -7t-u.u ~ 1ev-lg.'' ioo, Of ~ ,rt'si stAu'n '
Co5,ncncae October 2j IssI-Leayo New-York foot Of
5aa Tor IIsneton gan Aqc2,oEp I3, E5,sS &C. p-,D,,
D.. l.. ~ Weston H. be- t'son AlentowA WISesoa're
Harri.6ura asach ,l1nk Uau1i. Whsnspo.t Tamaq IA
Ipm.-r.s ealnr -. Easiou, Allentown. Reading. lIar-
&aop 49, 81 Ea,ton Rqrh Mauch Chunk. Tamaqua
Drittp1. 50 Wilt. biuo scranton, &c.
I.i-ion Allentown .ec
4..51 Nor -oner i.lg. I.le.oirgon &c. ..-.
Eelairs Iarr.sJare Nauol Chunk, WiIkes3arre. dc.
. 80 az o % r. T. p m M ol for E1.on ae"aG asa f2a
town, harrisburg aud tie Wes.. 80 o., So o,z
o6 H. ~ o. HE a. ,a Z u, T. e J. $780, l. 43o g. $50
5.i..C o:.. oj0 15. s:lJ. o.i5. lol5. ll1 II p M
ton. To- a.a i1omJcrsey ciy station.
NEW-YOGK AND Lose BRANCH DVI-
ALL RAIL TTNE f0r Perth hmboy south Amboy. Red
Pqnr Tong Erancr. OCEAN Grove. Ashury Pa.k. Point
llt amt Toms i..r.-. Haru..4f ATLANTIC ca y. sc.
Ic.tc Nao-Ur tolt Lbrr.yst at 5.oO e;l5 lI:iJ a m
1880. $780, lu.. J:oO %.
EREEHOID AND NEW-YONK RAILWAY
,u,af.uON. Lcay. loo. OF Liberty -. or Freehold
al a.l., 81. b. 10. iI. $500. J..,J ul H.
NTEW-JrC~TY SOUTHERN RAILWAY.-
y Leave <cvlora foot Liberty st.. ~. l..
F'tsan " j'oos 1915. l1i5a ~ $3.50 pm.
r1r M,n.oi'h Bclch and e,airy.t - s il, 11:l5 a.
$3.50. = .'I -..iO n.
va cl Bauk:
6I5 .m.-t,r AlanDh .ster, Toms ;,y'r iam eat. & m
80 Tn Na., ftetc., iOa 4.t, Il ia - III 'li1
auo ali stat 90. - 'i1t.i -
4r..i-Iot al s.au0ns 90 Writings Toms River. Barne-
New-York tribune., 1880-10-30
Enstrrctlcr.
III -. rI.n-Colntrr.

Tor Boys AID Young Uen--CountrY.
FAMILY SCHOOL lor EIGHT boys. Grocin}-
wch. Conna college or nr-''.s A'ii'-s IT. li4'''
HIGHLAND MILITARY ACADEMY. Wo.-
IRVING IVSTlTUTE.-Roarln and Day
School Ior I.g. Business -nd lo.c-ata ua.Hne l.v
tom commence. sort. b. A.hi'MA1s..c. lar2 ''"n,1Y
z H. ROOTS Bows Boarding school, Oreen-
Ac.ur ocatou. pcrl,,. homo. 'n'soosh lnp'.-u'n Ir
MORRIS CLASSICAL lNSTITL IE.. ,.,,,n,
W boys family toardldg arhoo ocaioa on, cn ''' or
sTpcl,isoq OF eacl pupil. Address ,la Principal > IL
MoOld, Mufusto"u. N.J
DEUKSKILL q. Y. Military Academy. For
circulars al .r,.' co.. ,.J " 1870 % i y 10" F'''i'r
DENNSYLVANGA MILITARY ACADEMY.
CHEsitt rem. opens 3gn,'111g g,i1, '1,cr,atry
cases ana ine, De9re c4ierlel fT circulars ,rct
C,TEVENS high SCHOOL,
E.vot.st. lclve,n OH AMI cta-'rs., uoooSon NJ,
oPEV- sEpTENB1R I1.
correu or LECTURES oS NATURAL HISTORY
PHYSIOLOGY. C.Ii,iIs4I.4 And PLY >iC-.
AoYANAsrrM ATTACHED. \ sCHoLAE u' IL
THE sri.vt - INsrITtTE GIVEN A \
IHlZE ANHUAILX
JUNIOR rTr,EINENr 500 rtE ANNuM
SENIOR nIrAErMLNr. aloo fi.l. ANAOA'
1l.,sc tc1.ns inc.uf, all tine stnaiea-
Torcuuoau-- Amply go tne iaar'rpo' stevens Institute
dsat%A For THE SCHOOL YEAR at one
T. -~'bU of the best military o'i nag 'clo2' ".,@1n @
Iol% 1a. s, i... i,,..st. Nr,,.YorS c.tr
Ior Xoua- Lace5-CouatrY.
BOARDING SCHOOL of rare ADVANTAGES
Sg j...c.. t.a1.., rIj.1 HnSLoE j.. r., rr..id-nt.
EEGUANTON LADIES COLLEGE,. and
lev. F 4. r,IEI.-0N A. A., President, Binslrlluon
Iruoa.c county. ~ s. Preparatory 4rl4i..i,lt
uOBDENTOWN FEMALE COLLEGE,. \. j..
:, ,, .o- s,a. Hr, " BOW S. An. President
COBEWbLL COALEGIATE SCHOOL for
- young '--'.'' '' t.',ll...D' e. ROE. PRINCIPAL
COTTAGE sENINABYtor YOUNG LADIES';
< rot,o"n M,niro~ey Co. i'gt ,Sl.S' ,. M mum,
''' ''' ''''l''' ',.i t.i C. BUTLER 4. II, Principal
HILLSIDE SEMINARY lBrdseport. Conn.,
flrlara yqr aqa Other c'l,esC' ,a 'Pecia'tGg r
K<HW ( HWNl2- ) 1IeG4A' 54 @A '''ANN De- ''NDl' '| =
HONE INSTITUTE FOR Young allies, TarrCy-
,on ~ ~ nom n Va .'IH S II tIF. ' rracipaI
HOME SCHOOL fOb YOUNG GIRLS.
1aub.s q no,r,- hr-I 70 six. Two vacancies. Ad-
IVY HALL, BRlDGET4N. \. lisa ,,n,rs
Mr. p ,ANr lga 1 9n e5ilmer s9fGssfT IT, 20 yso & H. y
NgAPLEWOOD INSTITUTE. o.,
VI Fof Young Ladies. Prtshcid. Mass commences is
erf.eL ar -r0teInhcr 81. I0-O. Widely Known i"i 4
q tce 81 instruct AM PI,t lcauy and sdlhD!IJ % 0
Cat.l. ILc It'V g.. y. .lLAit Principal
MISS BULKLEI'- school for Young Ladies
VI Tarivt"wn-nthct tiuo- H. viii reopen N'" Sopr i''
Miss u. h. Burt's Institute for Young Ladies
wi Misses. 2O4j Wanutst. Phade pha w Ioo. Ioo.i
sept. - le Choice and best adV"ilAHe- Ior -
culfur Pupils receive per40ua care anu III
struruon Number received uO the family hmlleL oH'u'
Jar,
pYE SEMINARY. Rye, y. Y.--EoT Pqfr1'lcu- Pf1is
Ia iats address, ''IS -" 80 '"-
q. knA WILL PAY the entire ,XpenNe Tor
~ SOE b.nd &c. tilon music and art t5eeinrr %iah M
t.t-i a mat rails of bOo-- for the oil GO
y,.r at HOltDGN OWN fE \ T. C1lltH., !, ,i'o,,irl
fo.,i J. Adore. rev. N 4. e. BOW IA. ~ NJ fItS
10 f.fl. q. L Ii. %
New-York tribune., 1880-10-30
Tor Fotn Sexes country.

1 FAMILY BOARDING. SCHOOL on a
= fam. u.ten nes "o" 49, ,, l,,-i = c D'c "" ,,re
H't. H. i. lnaa..c.., h. l.
BEFORE FIXING ON 4 BOARDING.
NOS ~ r,nJGIi q >5y i"r y'5l ID. M , uston M &eIe.y .''
CRCILARs of good schools, win in,clli-
49, ~ o.aor See tr,a hlol list. a1 b. iiti.
|gOUNTAIN HOME school, It. Cloud y;
W ' opens 'p1,no'' rt y On '''
Mt. KISCO EDUCATIONAL INSTITUTE,
VI ST. ,co s. l, for younr ie' ana ,hi,Gn. & "i', %
NEW-PAL1I ACADEMY viii reopen Sep,
y ieml,r .,n error 4av or Il
ap.l, ~ nr b. u. .UoIli g. Sep o. Ulster ~ Y.
NEWTON COLLEGIATE INSTITUTE, New v"
~ sussex county ~ j. reoPens in3'r ~ 1 l1.
and Christian Influences hoIous 10 ~ for any e.,
students j. Flyd 1lcee LID lulg john a. bair, Jer
sey CITY, IS. ~. If -NtN~ A. VI.
DENNSYLVANiA STATE COLLhGE.-Ad-
Zoo n5 p3'' ~ vi ,iilv css..,I sir1uGc and agrcllu.
raj thorough preparatory d-par,mcnG ~, ' -
A. 4 NJ ~'is r. i 's'- aiai: 2-i corse '':' r,ia
POCKLAND COLLEGE, Nygcki, \: y y -
"a Both sexes 500 pc year 40 fAt', ,. Ilso lso
COUrU Jersey INSTITUTE, Brdgcton,
e., rl ard scen,in. course. I'D ng brick Modem in
dng E,rIus sept o. send catalogue H. n i"'A' Piin
Miscellaneous
PPAEATUS and FURNITURE Of all Kinds
caia.o,ue BAkEi. rEAI'r,e co., No. l9 bonis.. - Y.
IbRIVAIE LESSONS gwen IN ii IN g .rm9n man
Lv u voauo German Iiy. Address NJ tee BoA = Irl1
XVANTED-L.dy c.lst two day- pci
lsolrolaIie. D.. -. 4uE 2--e, N''-l ora 1'J.