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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-09
LITERARY NOTES.

French publishers, like their American breth-
reu rcknowicdge on unusual demand for books adapted
tc The summer season.
Mr.. Heinrich Hermann, bookseller at Lelp-
sic industrious collector of portraits OF nota-
BILE persons belonging the trade His collection con
tairs about 500 kencsses executed in nh styles except
photography. which Is excluded.
Tcnnyson's Dream of Fair Women is to
be published 10y James r. OsgoOd a Co for the heN'
holiday season. in edition Illustrated by leaning
artists and engraved under the direction OF MI An
,houy IL will have forty illustrations. eight OF them
fuli rage.
valuable series Of law lectures which were
delivered by the late Judge Benjamin X Curs al inc
Harvard Law schoo short time before his DEATH VIII
he published by Little. Brown a Co. in Scpteuber.
These lectures have been carefully annotated by MI
George Ticknor curtis. Of New-lork brother OF the
late Judge and will he edited by Mr. benjhnin IL Cur
It's. the Judges son
Macmillan & Co. have in press for publica-
zion IN the early fan. book which is likely 10 be OF
value 10 tho medical profession and Of advantage 10 the
general public. 1t entitled Food for InYalds" ana
Is written by j. Milan F0heriu OF London aud Dr
H. G. Wood. OF Philadelphia The aim of the Authors has
been 10 furnish the cSlOn win s'ahodiu Ieicten00
book the subject treated.
Mr.. George p. Philes announces that new
series OF The Pho5LdO Will be begun III October, under
his editorial management. Its publication IS resumed
after interval Of seventeen years It VIII De oeVoteu
mainly to old books VIII be reserved Tor new
publications Il Will Illustrated with facsime' of the
title pages OF rare old books and specimens OF MSS:
the portraits Of distinguished scholars bohOgrapherS
ana book collectors printers devices and quaint orna-
nen,aiions which appear IN books printed 10 the iii
teontb aud sixteenth centuries
In honor of the Republican ftte i'll Paris
Madame Michelet published little book which she named
LES Grandes Jour- eos' containing Mcheets deserlp
ton of TIE taking the Baste, and ia short time she
VIII publish La Federation" extracts from Mcheeps
History The people Will learn said the widow of
adj ira
the country was in is nrt Of liberty, and what it
wished the nation III one feeling OF iraer
nifty. concord ana peace. These souvenirs are pre-
cious to recall Thousands Of minds. am sure VIII dis
them incentive to sacr fee ana an aspiration
toward a grand triumph. Il most desirable one
for the crisis through which are now passing
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MINES AND MINING.
SUNDAY, Aug. s r. ".


Last week was productive in the mIning s'"'N
market of little more than the usual fluctuatlops'
There were. however. two or three marked eAceP-
tions. Central Arizona developed good deal OF &C.
tivity at the Stock Exchange, and with saios
Amounting to 10000 shares, rose from 10
1Oos01O. Sutro recovered IT, and closed TINS
week at a. At the Mining Exchanges,
Green Mountain was unusually active ana
rose to 3.75. closing at $50 paid and bid Inc
ComstOck shares also have shown some improve
ment. Consolidated Virginia after selling at zoo
early in the week. yesterday. with n fair amount
of business rose 60 32O03.15, and Californla I0Se
to 90. Sierra Nevada yesterday sold up 10 *
seller 10 days, Union Consolidated NJ to ~ seiicr
10 days against 2G Friday, and Mexican at seller
10 days. BOdie stocks were irregular. StanIaiu
was strong at from 2612 week ago TO 2S0Z| eN
dividend ChrysOlite Yesterday was steady NJ O'S
against IS, Friday Little Chief rose from , 10
BIO South Hite sold at 110d los. Climax at 23J~
225 Little Pittsburg at 49,, and Anne, AFTER sacs
as high as 80 closed az 80. the same rs on FRIDAY
HukIll was largely dealt IN at 1.3ja 80, closing
with the lowest figure bid. Barbee aud Walker was
il lower at D. Battle Creek Il higher at % and Sill
yer Nugget and Auburn and Rock Creek were uil-
changed at |. 40 and % respectively. CaIaNeras
declined to 3S and recovered to 40. Great Eastern
fell to 81. Gold Placer rose 3 cents TO 90, ana
Durango was / cent higher at AZ. The market
closed dull but irregular.
n. J. MTNTN0 STOCK Exon tNGF S1LES
SECOND CAIL-12:3D z. ".
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drGlncr5.

4 COLLEGES, SCHOOLS and FAMILIES
competent ,cacLos tal acGrofa, with stamp MAN.
HAITIAN AGENCY. I5.9 Broadgay
LADY Is open to an engagement to teach
IN in school or family; would instruct deaf mutcs Ia
articulation or ns cumplulon 10 ry fc summer months
boot OF tesumoniais. Mlhs Wi.Sl, go q nion place.
4 MEXICAN and EUROPEAN TEACHERS
N UHEAU SUPPLE. without charge colleges. schools
pals and Teachers Families gong abroad, the country
promptly suited With tutOrs COMPANIONS uh gov
ern"ss,s CAL or address Professor LEGE-,D t, a
Nest J~iist Ncw-lor@
AMERICAN and FOREIGN TEACHERS
~ AGENCY supplies Colleges. schools and Families with
Families going abroad 10 country promptly suited with
Tutors GOycfncsscs call address Al 81 j.
YOUNG American aud Foreign Teachers Agency - Union
square.
MANY skilled teachers wanted from many
j. W. SCHERMERHORN, Secretary American school lust.
tute. 30 East ltth-st.. New-York.
DINCKNEY'S AGENCY FOR SCHOOLS
And rFACHER~.-The attention OF principals and
Of schools j. invited 30 large at oi superior
teachers both American and tof.ign. - .
H. COIlSMOHIE PINCkNEE.
Domestic B.Ilding
Btuatway, cot. lttEst, y. y.
fI'HE UNION TEACHERS AGENCY pro-
yidcs teachers Tor schools, helps teachers obtaining
J. sii4ons &C. iot further in,orEia Jon address
WANTED In IN Industrial School IN Penn
w tylylnil ASH tan, at, teacher o teach the Eng
hsh bfIhche' 90 thr t ,lihamiuca a'i a." 81.
elces TIC post 'n ir .nt "a p.r.tu wh1
vii TEX su iut-s 80 81 '"r. 3d. lase inn-r use
.ldir,s-. m III pl..r4r- age capabilities and
where educated
"A. D. c, z. w. Boa ~. SeH.Yolk
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10y TELEGRAPH 10 THE rRIBuNE.I

SAN FRANCISco. Aug. S.--Colouel VI. Ticrnev, 2
wc-llu0wn mining man, has just come in from
Tombstone Arizona. and reports the prospects there
as surprising all expectations OF six months ago
He pTOnOunCcs the strike IN the Grand Central a.
something immense Ills property N owned by
Tnaiel Dhans. Developments are daily increas-
ING throughout the entire Territory. The tide 81
emigration I'm that direction Is carrying thousands
over the line into Sonora, MeXlc0 An uueNPect ed
change tOuk place in the market here Friday, and
cre was brisk street trading long after the Boards
adjourned. Union made a still further advance yes
telday. aud most other shares sympathZed. The
frequent fluctuations are thought 10 indicate the
prcaence OF master mauipulatoT5 IN the market. The
Western COntcnti0.l has declared a iii ydend Of IS
cents, payable on the l0th inst. Consolidated Nlr-
gn;a has also declared dividend Of % cents, and
he Idaho, Grass Valley, one Of -. Late ASSESS
mcnts-Marip0Sa Land and Mining Company. 30
ceuts; Belmont aud Mackay. - cents each North
eIn lie yielded torJuly Over$l4l,OOO, aud Stand
ard SlGI.G6S.
SAT- LAKE CITY. Utah, Aug. s.-Bulion ship.
meutS for the week ending August .: Ontario.
$43 900; Horn Silver, $1,000; total shipments,
S!5G,97j. The total shipments OF the Stolmont
Company for July amounted to $53l22.
Seventeen bars Of bullion. valued at S2G.2Si25.
received III this cI.y from the mines on SatuI-
day, making the total receipts for the week
500. 0j9 -.
The Chry sote ore statement for the week ended
July 81 shows that the ore delivered bur not paid
for, a, per last report, Az TONS ore delivered
during The week, 40 tons cash received from sale
of ore. - 1912 - ore delivered but not paid for
Tl31.1JO 20. The average Ter ton was $50 50 net.
The tunnel OF the Bonanza Chief Is IN hard ore
aud tho work Is making satisfactory progress When
thehos' IS erected, slait wiil be sunk the vein,
Enough ore 70 shown 10 run G0-stamp mill, which
the superintendent recommends should be employ ed.
The Alta Montana produced forty -One bars of
bullion. weighing 4,67l pounds. aud valued at
Fl ,4Gf Il. during twenty-fOur hours last week
he foundation for the new iOtOu smeltcr is com
pleted. Stopping will begin soon as connection Is
made between the Cole Saunders and Williams
tunnels.
The face of No. > tunnel in Green Mountain con-
TIMES gopd ore. The raise toward No 4 tunnel
above Is up 200 feet al, in excellent ore, an hay
inc 200 feet more 70 90. The mill is running regu-
larry. and the new mill is going NJ rapidly
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Corporltlon y ollcre.

NOTICE.-PropOsalS for building II new
pier n OF 3lf-st East i' yI I
cyed by TIC Department of Docks. ~ and It9 ST.
until August II. l,,I nj - 0ch Ton iu INFO: atom
So l4rcJi - q . t.tl ifl
NOTICE.-Proposals Will hc received ri the
~ OF the Dc.trir Public Charlie. and CoIr.r.
ton. 40 6j Thrd-V,.. untl August lfh. 1885, Ion dr,
goods For I'M Information CITY RI cord
fOr salcat So City Iiai.
NO1ICE.-Sealcd PROPOSALS will be received
~ the Office ~ tIr Fire Department August Is.
leSo for furnishing 0a~c O. tbs Department Fu tai
formation ale 10. =
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Er9al Aolltcs.

4 UDITORS NOTICE. - I'm the Orphans
- court Buck. County. PcYnsl iVanla The matter
Of the estate 81 JOSEPH DENLIN, decel,ed-1ile Under
s-IcI auditor appointed d. she Orphans
County. distribution Of the DaiaHrc
~ Drylu. admins est
UrVhu. deceased. hereby notice thnt
meet al parties interested ir said balance an
povlc-toNn Borough But IA County, Tcu and
I.foadsts. Monday. The gt day 81 =. D. 1t
a. o.cocA O. EObMAN I. PlGH. AudltYE
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AllHln9.
BARCELONA MINING COMPANY,

x II
~ NNE COUNTY, NEVADA.
Office no Broadway York
Incorporated undcr The LAWS q Che OF New York
Capital FjOyUuuo IN 10000 shares OF par SIS
Fun pHidHnd unnssossabe
PFeSdent, DaHd c. Ferns: VI President. A. J.
ancei Managing Director w. 4. Leon: SecreJary r. D..
baTnes Trustees DAVID G.. Ferns \. severance, y y;
W. j. Leon, belmont NcNaua. john . Jones' L. Senator
Nevada II. S.Ninugs 1870 PeGr-st, New York samuel j.
bWrU, 40 Broad ~, Ntwl orb Mn H. Ilag!er supervisor
Albany Co.. \. Y superintendent imnes W. +. Bnford
tompanys esanhCrS. American Exchange National Bauk.
Hegist 81 Transfers Union Trust Company New.YOrk
\ "a aud dams
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Gelp r1dnic0.

4 tidy coored woman to do plain washing,
- ironing and assist In cambeTYurE. can between the
hours of = AMI i l3, -,i-ivr. bet. ,I aad Jtir5s
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n. J. lIINLv0 STOCK EXOHtYGF S4LES
SECOND CALL--12:3O P. v.
THIRD CALL--2:30 2. NJ.

THIRD CALI--2:30 p. NJ
r,,d,rio a II Ronuobon'ockf CLrysOite Anne
I cn i' IN iG6 bI0 10 800 20 60 200 bio ~
soutb Rudie 300 ~ 80 100 s8. $50 LOO. 80
0NJ...... IL 0UU.b 81 0zo % ,'S ''''' 40
Buckeye con Virginia south Hlte lOO...... ~
llOU.... 20 To-. $40. 3lj 100 go: llO mon ConsOl
I0 "a oycrs 300 a 3I5 800 hSO O5 l25 b3O ~ %
500 a. 10 Granville Uuknl POO slO20 90
400 300 ...... IL l0O..-s00 80 california
little chief Tuscarora lOb...... 80 l0...... lSJ
God. j.25 500 .23 100 no L35 luceIhe
200. BIO 63S GOOdshaw sierra New 100 ID
I00 80 30 -. no 100 slO $50 Ameucn Flag
Climax Imperial 100 BIZ. SO
100 900. 2.25 600. 30
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AMERICAN NTNTNG STOCK EXCH1YGE SALES
FIRST CALL-1O:30 O'Clock 4. VI.
SECOND cALt-12:3O O'CLOCK 2. NJ.

Anne Rarbee & W.T. Copper Knob silver Nugget
5SS C 80 1899 1899 40 g 800 03o 10
200 $50 ~ 100 sIO. Durango 100. bl5 L4j
1gJU... 81 ChrysOlite BOO. b3O i3 500 BIO. l.jO
loco $50 ~ %, 700 800. A. Tunnel
SOO...... 800. 500 AZ 30p..... i.1j
800 bio 81 Climax IIuAu Union Con
1000 IS 200. 230 1900 100 lO..... 70
100 $40. 10 Cr0wcu Lite Chief
Aub&IVk OK $50 --.-. i3 $On.-..--- 0is
100 .LSo L5J 1000 BIO. II sierra Nevada
1000 bGU 10 100. .....1lAl
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6itudtions fOdutc3-- MGIes.


A RESPECTABLE YOUNG GERMAN Of
"a seventeen u get position In some mercantile
where Do Learn the business has best ~ references
H. willing ana ODIgne Address 2. CHRIST MAN, o-J Last
lItitst
A YOUNG MAN wishes situation IN
~ planning and saving mill 10 take charge best reference
seven yraI- place. Address hOX 90 HOnAtr~ y. Y
GROOM and COACHMAN.-By Il married
" first Cass and coachman aud plain gar
dcucr; would ike eottige to nv" IN two
years references call or address l. n j GhftNe.
| IGIIT PORTER.-}y an honest and indus
Young ~ Wcnyone. WHO would N0rk 10 ITO
best his ability thu interest o. MS employer good
references. Can or address r. fO> h.t. loo lst--i
DORTER. DRIVER. &c.-By a respectable
married German, speaking ENGLISH, porter. driver Or
himself uscful atOuud store wlrchoasc gool
Apply To IL BEAhAN 2.p ChiYsue So atm hoor
DORTER. WATCHMAN, &c.-By a middle
aged mi a. porter or watchman or TO maze hius,t
generally Any capacity g. .obc and ru-tWWth',
good references. Address II +. MCkENNA. 10
lsiavc.
TPHOLS ERER.-Worll done at yOur resi-
I deuce. shades cirain. furniture. carpets, mat
tTas-es city reference >. v fON 40 lu3 West ZOthst
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pONANZA CHIEF GOLD MINING CO.

VAIL NJ . 4 ,tbV,UUU.
President. W. W. WIUKEs vice-presdent MICHAEL
81 OW; secretary. r. +. BROOKE.
Drcc tors As. BAltNltS, H.A.HGCHARDSON g. C ROB
INSON, ALAN sos TRASH, wlW.sWICkEs MICHAEL
SNOW. 81 NeW-IOrk. COLE SAUNDERS, Montana
For particulars inquire az the Olice,
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Gitudt,ors Oantcn-- fcmdlt5

| A ADVERTISEMENTS FOR THE NV IVY:
"A YORK TRIBUNE WILL BE KECElV ClT A y
ST. or 3os West tnrdst, corner hig,.ns ave,
HH cor sc9eatSt al dAnLEM 9FFIcE
tIIaIIem ssvngs Bank Buiidng. up To p H. at Fesl"
A GERMAN girl WHO speaks good English
ceent reference Gail or address az West 4Othst
A LADY is open to an engagement to teach
~ school family womb instruct dea muies IN sIon
t ,s.1Gm III Is MISS VEST 81 cinton'p.
A NUMBER of SWEDISH GIRLS; city. or
~ country cooke washers ironers Mattresses cham3sr
EsTNNT HoMG BUREAU. 1873 Gth-aye. 4th house ABOVE
lOthst
NHAMBERMAID aud USEFUL GlRL-By
vo,ng cnoreI yir .teiv from MARYLAND. can be
at the PROT EsTANT HOME BUREAU. lSs Gthaye" 4th
NHAMBERMAID and WAITRESS.-By an
" active clean scotch glrl for ehameTnad and Wares
excellent city eferencc Is ct yry dy ha0n ann pgrsI
sly or country. NO 2gs othaye., near lsthst.
CHAMBERlGAID and WAITRESS.-Prot
ec e ia er E capafy as eha1ppad or waitress
nndersiands all about Children jU6 6thaye, between ."
CHAMBERWORK HOUSEWORK, WAIT
dNG o %G & u, # e y P6 Es EA
HOME BUKEAU. l3s Gthaye four doors above Iotll-sI
COOK.-By a colOred woman, as cook by the
~ week. sleep at home 32l West 42d-si rear house top
floor.
4 'JOh. W Ash, lhON.-DN NNlhdh nt'p
~ Can DO seen at the PROTESTANT HOME BUREAU,
1SS 6h-ayo., fourth house above lOtlst
hRESSMAKER. - An experienced French
CrcssaFer 10 All branches wishes few engagements IN
private families ask WORK at home reasonable terms
address Nine. REDHoN, 205 West 26th-st. between 'th
and Sth-avts.
nRESSMAKER.-A respectable cOOred
~ woman, hrstca5s dressmaker wishes situation III
private FANNY. 81 Suliivanst :. "a.
Observation-Disclosures filter. Twenty
kIvears practice family clothing: operates all machines
perfect IN W "; I'll day Address al week, J. g. ~ IaSt
FOdTtcentlLst
HOU SEWORK.-BY Il neat Scotch PrOteS-
4 { ant 1H: viii be- generally useful IN family III any
capacity do good cooking and ~ good washer ani
irOner: best RECOMMENDATIONS; wages MODERATE
he seen at 2J2 6thavc, near lfthSt
uOUSEWOR ER.-By neat tidy, mtclIl-
gent Protestant Young girl VIII be generally useful IN
a family IN any capacity; do good coO&ng aud il n
and VIII Ve b.st OF recommend ATOMS
can be seen NJ 500 bth2Ver near -'s
LIST floor.
MAID and SEAMSTRESS.-As maid and
vi scamsirc-s aud DO perfectly or viii 90 ont by
the day OF week reference. Address "a Box -, Tribune
Uptown OtHCr. LIS Broadway.
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Nrm 1nblllallonS.

Nrw pnbllldllons.
IN MEMORIAM.
GEORGE RIPLEY. LID.
TRIBUNE EXTRA NO. 6&.
Pamphlet form.
Contsinnr a fu account Of MI HlIey'S le death aud
burial with Nj Colyers address Doces "
Tie Press &c
PRICE 20 CENTS BY NAIL.
Address TaE TRIBUNE
NewYCrk.
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PIONEER DlsIgIcE PINAL COUNTY ARIZONA
CAPITAL SrpCk, r3.bUOOlui IL iOp.OnD SO SHARES
o. F1th,,.; arrest \ Dee "Sreis Presdeut Is. y.
y Seamau secretary AMI 1rea uter B1rrd OF 1rt-teos
IheoduIc IlaWs. Nurncu 0,an1n. g. e. Murphy ~ A.
tltWtl, John a. Root Flnaucia lore
Williams. ~ $. HuEE INchanEol, No s. Bioliway Nos'
h,rE Register ~ iton i'r4 >tW-Ioik-t MON Trust
Company Co'msc'- ittui eio1 Nensam 80 lPs nroiI
Mining ruicrluteHtsuf-i. =. BENTON 49,
VIiICL. NJ. 30 BkOADMAY, NEM.YOEk
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MURRAY HILL INSTITUTE,
y

=
a PrerarqforV school for business with
IInafv department orcns ITS sy ruteenh year september
President aud senior Professors OF ale
College and many OF on. best known citizens. -
JOSEPH II. HULL.
Principal.
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~ MININGCO.
OF MARIPO-A COZ y TN. CAL.
Capital SlCOUOJU, divided INTO 800 u! - each
UudsSCSs.ile.
T., II. ~POONEl, President
j. r. SEAMAN. Secretary and Treasurer.
/. WILLIAMS. General Agent
". +. GLEN Eli. Financial Agent.
Office - Broadway rooms - and %.
4 limited amoit of stock for al 20 chnfs per mar.
Lying TO famous HE Nine this properly recon.
menos b self 10 prudent investors.
I'm. la .Alo On
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VA French Protestant Boarding and Day school for
Young Ladies, ST st formerly IN Paris, VIII re-
Thursday. sept 3d. Apply bY Letter uuui sept 10.
when Mcies. CLARION 81 i.R VIII be ia NcV-lolk.
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For Young Laoies-Citv.

4 CADEMY of tie URSULlNE NUNS:-A
~ Bolrirp Day school Ion yodng ladies o. West
ohestcaVe Thrd1vc emile north %. Harlem Bridge
Young ladies terms Or h0arfer $50 ear iGr DAY
scholars For part cul@s address MDIHER 81
JcRIOR rsUline Academy MOrrlsaula +. o. NeW-l orr
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DISING SUN GOLD MINING DO.
nORFRTSON EIFCTRIC

Ia ORE REDUCTION COMPANY.
ORGANIZED under laws OF the state OIL New YORK -
Capital stock, S5UuOOOO 100000 shares par value, sA
Full paid and unassessaOe
IiHDLfN L. SEAMAN secretary aul iffR-ilref
This company is prepared to sell licenses Tor the ne
their process which refuces all classes OF reDe"l1us M ~
nacory except containing lead ~ clot or - Der
ten All niringlents the patents owned Ny Tue cJA
pany Wil be prom. pity prosecuted
Principal Office Rooms Is aud -, No % Bto1d"dy' w"
York.
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CENTRAL ARlZONA MINING GO.


Location Mines, Maiicopa county, Arizona CAPITAL
SlOODu 900, Shores 500 each. MM BOND, presf!enI
NJ SEYMOUR Treasurer Offices No. 80 B,oadsL. New.
Aur
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Capital stock slO.0O),OOO. par value Of sAa-vA so
OFFICERS AND DIRECTORS
CHARLES G. FRANCKLYN. President
FRANK @. BROWN, Vice Pres'drat
ALLEN 6. CAMPBELL, Treasurer
W. :. HOYT, Secretary;
A. BYKAM d. RYAN, N.CULLEN,
PrincIpal Office No 81 Wall-st.. New-York
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EnsiruCtiou.
Fcr Boys and Young Men

2CulSt
classical and ENGLISH SCHOOL, j..
~ II MOr~es-rmoyed 10 ll2 West ILhty-lelth-
81 reopen. sept -. Only thirty pupils taken - glt
places now vacant Warm lunches, light gymnastics,
thorough teaching.
ei.renccs Prcsdeut Noah Porter. Yale Con ge Chan
re- How Crosby, Now York University.
For circulars address urfil ~euf. Mass
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COLLEGIATE SCHOOL for
~ young ladies on.the HUDSON. y. 7.
REV. AIHliIED
DAYARD TAYLOR said 81 take great

COTTAGE SEMINARY for YOUNG LADIES.
V Pottstown. Montgomeiy Co. Penn; trtyars annual
session begins thursday, sept 10, 1880 limited lu p
Der toI Catalogues, Apply to ~
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-08-19
HOW WATCHES ARE MADE.

1t Will be apparent to any one, who will cx-
amino SOLID GOLD WATCH. that aside from
tho necessary thickness for engraving and
polishing, large proportion OF tho precious
metal used is needed only TO stinCn and hold
the engraved portions In place, ana supply tho
ce:sary solIdity and strength. The surplus
gold is actually needless so far as UTILITY and
beauty are concerned. In JAMES BOSS PAT
ENT GOLD WATCH CASES, this WASTE of pre-
cious metal Is overcome, and The SAME soIIDIry
AND STRENGTH produced Mt from one-third to
one-half Of tho usual cost OF solid cases. This
process is or the most simple nature, as fol-
lows: plato OF nickel composition metal.
specially adapted to tho purpose, li;ls Two plates
of SOLID GOLD soldcrcd ono on each side Tho
three arc thcn passed between polished steel
rollers, and the result is a strip Of heavy plated
composition. from which the easos, backs, cen
tres, bczzlcs, &C.. nre cut and shaped by suita-
bic dies and formers. The gold in these cases
Is sufficiently thick to admitsof all kinds of
chasing, engraving and ennmcltng; the en-
graved cases pavc been carried until worn per
fcctly smooth by time and use without rcnoy-
Ing the gold.
THIS rs THE ONLY CASE MADE WITH TWO
PLATES OF SOLID GOLD, AND WARRANTED
BY SPECIAL CERTIFICATE.
For sale by Connor & Chandler and G. Muller.
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The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-08-19
THE TDACHERS' ASSOCTATEON.

Proceedings Of tho Recent tNteetIng-Intor-
esting Exercises-A Elmo pinner--A Com.
ploto Success.
[REPoRTED FOR THE NEWS AND HERALD.l
Pursuant to'adjournmcnt, tho Teach
crs' Association of Fairfield met at
Union Church OH tho 18Th instant.
Col. II. G. Davis, the presiding officer,
boing absent, tho m Getting was called
to order by Secretary w. j. Keller,
when Vice-President Corlcy made a
motion that DR.. John Boyd, school
commissioner, preside over tho meet
ing-which was carried. After prayer
by Mr.. Jonathan II. Rabb, the Asso-
citation proceeded to business.
The Rcv. B. +. Corley, on behalf of
the citizens Of the neighborhood, well
coined tho teachers and their friends
to that vicinity in inappropriate man.
ner. DR.. Boyd responded on behalf of
the teachers. The minutes of the last
meeting were then read and confirmed.
DR.. Boyd, chairman Of tho commit
tee on tho expodiency Of pur-
chasing school books, not being
ready to report, asked for further time
in which to confer with other members
oftho committee. The request was
granted. H.
The time having arrived for DR..
: Boyd's address, Vice-Prcsidont Cor
ley took tho chair. Dr.. Boyd then
proceeded to address the mccting in d
Very eloquent and forciblU manner OF,
the Importance Of public schools. His
remarksWcro wcll received and seemed
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-08-19
TnosE BLOODY BENpERs.-A lett

, THOsE BLOODY BENDERs.-A letter
to tho Des Moines State RegistSr from
q responsible citizen, S. A. james, Of
Sigourncy, gives the INFORMATION, on
the authority OF an eye witness, who is
also q responsible man, that the noto-
rious Bender family, four in number,
were captured soon after tho discovery
of the murder of Colonel Yorke. The
eyewitness says that the four were
stood in row facing ninc riflcmcn
and told their fate; that Kate was
plucky to the last and called upon their
captors to "shoot md be damned"
and that the four wcre buried at the
corner Of the four counties Of Labette,
Wilson, Neosho and Montgomery.