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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-13
MINES AND MINING.
SUSDtY. Sept. l2-

SUNDAY. Sept l2-P w.
The mining share markets were fairy active dr.
ing last week. but prices generally were demora,,yea
| hy fhe continued weakness Of the Leadville pron.
! critics. This time 1t was Little Chief that led the
downward movement the special Dispatches sbou,
the condition of this mine published in Tur
TWBUNG being Of an unsatisfactory and nm.
promising character IL is idle TO araua
that the giving out Of mines that every
one has known consisted only of certain limited do,
posts ought not to aft ct he market valne Of other
mines which are producing ore from veins that 1--WE
evidence OF nm unlimited permauency. The fact il
that decline IN the price Of any one Of the prom
lnout active stock5-no matter how special the
cause may have bcf1-has heretofore affected the
whole list Of good. bad and md fereut stocks There
is however. some disposition shown now toward
change in this particular. and it will not BE- sur
prisng if before long the mar.et yalu3 of each
mining stock will stand upOl IT'S own merits.
StuFdays markets were irregular, but prices
generally show some Improvements from the ex-
t.eme depression. Little Chief declined from 80
to l35 and rose to l.75a1.70 ChrysoIile declined
10 cents to 40 and then advanced tO47j. South
Hite was steady az 90 ard Climax AT abont So
Amlc active and at first higher n ing from
81 20 ~ cents, but later selling at G3H6l cen,s
Little PittsbuTg was dali and steady al 3.3903l4.
Consolidated Virginia was 10 cents higher ut BIO,
but California declined 10 2.1O, buyer days.
COlhmDa Consolidated was 10 cents higher ~ go.
and Battle Crecl, wasuuchanged at 2.5J after ,aes
at go and go HuhilI fc! from l.7j & l.Gj and
closed AT I. 10 Green Mountain hTm 80 and
Rising san was cents higher at Isl. Among
the low price stocks Sold Place agan
was prominent and strong, ifs price advancing 20
Is cents. Caiavcras was comparatively dali AZ -
d37 cents decline Of cent. Great Ea,tcp WAS
bette AT - cents, on buyers options, and Moose
was l cent higher AZ ~ cents. silver Nheget with
q tar amount of business declined from = cents 10
07aGs cents. aud Durango was finn a. - cents.
We note safes Of Best ana l|ecaeT M 1914. Ophlr AZ
s@'l2 ~ Xlean al l2I9~lZ'i sle:Ia NeV4la AZ
Consolidated at 1Gl2. Tie market closed srong.
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LITERARY NOTES.

Tho first edition of Mr. F.. J. Roe's ne"
.,o, Doy OF Fate (Dodd. Mead Coz, Is III press
and viii he 10000 Volumes >. =, II
The Thoughts of Marcus Aureli0s ana
C,ar,e, Ktnescy's ghtful book q" ihe ho'in"s' ~"
or.cs, numbers IA tue standard sencs OF cae'p
pub cationS adm, .,
" Nexanlra Dumas is about appearing
,,r,os n pam t~or his time with the sensational
t,,e " Women who XII aui Women who S'ra' ~"
,our1,als have made tempting oArs Tor tAe
SSGisnnS it ars' in their columns out Tue ''''''
uec.ues. , :,
MIR. Henry James, jr., in ms " HAN'hornc'
,o,k a eosmo,otan's view 81 Cone"F" culture VIZ .
led a vonug lady devotce Of that culture :" I'"e "'
cruel view of hun: 81 am tnsnkiu! 70 Henry '""'
have always thought 1t woad he G'iS""" !" va
sou, ipt won die lappy If could omp see h'.,
No III ''N W
Frcnch writer thus hits oil the manner OF
o,osi,,op ofcco0 by tsc realistic school; lie "
N, work: lis papcris before him; hc e"holHV"''' IT,
men IL hand: he searches for MA FIST phrase "e "
NO, find it finally wOl0 comes to hlhi ne WINS ~
I'M soon efacos 4 b cause the word came "aOH' "V
,ue s,u.ht he docs not value j.; he s'"''"'S' i,"
sesrcle. a-gin: noilnS; Then he n .eS ana PAGES '
,,,o, t. ~, s,x Times; ,icn himself AGAIN
and writes another wont; has lie found me H+"' ono
ms nine4 no; he ref cs. wci-E' conp.rc5 ''p '"
ircxorablr pCn makes tlaeh ara ~, iis ron and
word haaly he rises actih ihror oyM nS t,,iStjo
CHE sll he tomoiso% 1nl cam, Ms .,t,r,
conscience saii>t q, nc "e'a"es n''1N''' ~ " "
and cuat- ahoUt a~th rucS. .
Mr.. Epes Sargent Cyclop|dia OF Poetry
ms been Tor several months passing tAr'uSh TIE pre-
Of Harper Il Brothers. lie IS in III health OWING 10
bronchial troubles and - living IA Retirement III Io' o'
OF his ucw work on " TIE Scientific Bass CT SF'''u''
ism" now ready Tor Tie press the Boston c"tferi'n'
Of yL Hcyt6,rd "opraat says: Mr. Sargent IS deVo'"
a. IL, i1 reads everythIng with regard To II
that comos from people Of int leciua' u por'"h'e
abroad lie finds consolation for what lie "''h' inc
neglect Of II hero in the number OF aOle men IN yer
"a nv and ia i.HU who are IN sympathy WIN NM
eat Cacr attach So Inucu l"pnit"hC', -
messages IRON the ~pilt ani aS co ne "iI.-, -
iu,afieut with ne argument cNt O0HV! "u va
no. admit HAT J, Is at al incumbent UpOA :
10 meet tie question iu th't iotn lie Go'ds tl - a
duly TO nc count and explain tDc pien'mSh anu
saw fnai u WHIt .ClCnC- l"s utterly Itlcu l"H"'
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NcW Ordinations.

Ncu ,Jnblirallon5.
MAY AGNES Fl EMlNG'o NEW NOVEL.
lost FoR \ WOMAN. Reicy tlis week
6. ". Carleton < CO.. Pub'' hess.-\o"- aolA.
DECENT CAMPAIGN DOCUMENTS.
1.-The LIFE OF GARFIELD.
IRIBCNEEXrRA, so. So.
tents:
! sketch Of General GarfcG's Career 10 1867 By White
law I.dj.
Z Earlier and I.a.or Year. Fly T. Y. snallcy
: sketch Of general Chester A Arthur
4. Letters Oi Ac .opfance.
C. Ixt.acts ron Genera. GIried's Speeches
LITTLE PEOPLES CHOICE.
rnIBUNL EXTRA so. GG.
Az ADDRESS 81 CoLoNEL joan Jay, ASSISTANT
SECRETARY OF STATE,
GIVING
A BRILLIANT pRESENTMENT OF TIE POLITICAL
ISSUES OF TEE rRL- 1DiNTIAL CANVASS
Ant presenting
A BALANCE SHEET BIZ WIEN THE TWO PARTIES.
IU.-THE BLACK LISr
Tribune EXTRA. No. 30.
ELpTDIATiON IN THE SOLID SOUTH.
A RECORD OF DISHONESTY.
FINANCIAL shame IN the southern states
Prce Of each Lxtra cents. Quantities supplied to Re
ruojrzn Committees Clubs greatly reduced rates
,oonc avs speech 81 - huA0Ied the oher documents
al IS a buudIoa Adcless ~ o.,,,,,.,.,,
NETWORK.
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i1InlluQ ArG0cmlcs.

LIEN DODWORTH'S
"a SCHOOL FOR DANCING.
residence, 6oI tlnh VIII Dc O0cn On Satdr-
DIV. October 10
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san FRANCIsCO CLOSING PRICES.
fBY TrIEGRApH 10 THE TRIBUSE.I

san FRANCfsco, sept. ll.--rhc mining share
market closed weak, aud dealers are nervous 9"iHG
10 the genera. belief that inc orosscutS IN Union
Consolidated should have developed something by
this time. AGyiccS from Nlr9lnla are that ttc Old
miners IN the crosscut, have been removed and
green hands substituted, m order To prevent outside
opcratOrS 'IOuI gaining information regards - III elr
condition. The schooner RIVAL sailed today for
Mexico with 200 tous of MIMI macnntv 20 10
used by the taboTca Mining Companr. Today
Uuh Sold assessment Of - delinquent AID Been
tel - cents.
VIRGINIA. New. Sept LITTLE north drift. . 300
Lowell. OF Union running from Oplir incline has con-
nccted with VIM No OF Union.
GEEENvuLF, cal opt ll.-fhe Kittlo adit level
of the Cherokee mine has struck hI2L grade orc.
The Cold stripe mine is how IN rich ore. tie Good
win drift showing Tree gold. The Blake dilt oi me
Green Mountain NINE Is ROW m tne ore ov' ten
feet wide the new sixty stamp mill Is app 'oacn-
ing completion.
BosIoN, sept. 11-Ata meeting of the trustees
of the san Pedro aud Canon del aqua Company,
held ia this city to-day GEORGE William B.l.cu. tue
well-kuOwn banker Of Ncw.lo and BOst'u, Vas
elected president Of tho company
Bullion valued at $3l .9j2 g. was received this
city from the mine, on saturday, making t,.al for
the week OI S23G.J59 30.
The total number OF sLaros sold at the Air rcan
Mining Stock Exchange for last week was 9Vf 20,
as shown by the official records.
The official report of the johnson ConsJl d2tHd
for August shows that active developments Work
has been pushed forward, - that little stoPHg las
been found necessary To continue regular SIN
The ore has averaged very hugh oXIdlzcd 1oolt
20 ounces aud suiDhureis II ounces 81 silver Fcr
tor. On shipped to Lradviilc. 6l7 tons. lnc tGn-
mel is expected 10 cut the malu ore body soou. .
President Huiburd, of TIE Eaglo River CONSOLE
dated, teleprdphcd saturday Lradylllc &; aver
is here to-day. He made S.N assays fl IA tle
II raid ana NanyOlt mines which gave an aycta@e.O1
100 ounces Of silver per ton. Great boow fvp-
erty doubled IN value. Grant TIE lr"dNlHD
SINE ter. VIII be hero tomorrow. | have b.r1 iwicc
offered SIC 600 for the Herald NINE Nould rot
take $4,000" On the IA inst Mr. lluion "r"tc
that he had located several new cialms ~ i'" 10
cantv OF much promise. The stOcKho .Gers OI no
company viii receive the benefit of these Ne" audit
uUls 10 IT'S property.
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Eau Schools

ANNUAL SESSION CPD of UNIVERSITY
- LAW SCHOOL begins october next Aadic5o D. H.
JAQr,.S seer etIry, 2'l hradwJy
COLUMBIA COLLEGE LAW SCHOOL.
The twenty tn annual term OF this ins milton commences
ar . ev lrrs, IN NeJuesdaN, ne IN GF
az Oc ore. next and continues until May ~, ISL Inc
cour OF stud collegiate years The degree
Bachelor laws = conferred upon -' stlde' y pui
ir - The picsc ripcd eNa1lnas.Ou'
For dialogues audrt., or az LONGEST,
TUrODOl.H " DNlGHt L. warden otc.
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Fer young Laaies-Couutrv.

BOARDING SCHOOL for airis $ years and
, )tirI- W. ~, - ,rt- t...',,..,. -
.2Is1I~n.i,Inppr -, I,..n,i;..,, Sca-,oj for
sSI>Hjf u'hi ~ 1.'lftHi- 1tH "l ior
H. l!.o. a +: oi ,ro:. s ar a. i.s
r,rxCf,,,t.ro,, ,,Dir., CnIIFGF md
l. cocee u ag-c a. 0r~,ers 800 o.en' seg.e.sr d.
B 3i oGr't : = i5epi.o-y ocs.1a,-ai.
UONDENIOWN FEMALE C0LltGh, b9r-
:i1ro - sir' an ana vi. y rorcrnol
l." ''' '"'"''''' i.,.1tV.t G. ROWE. M Frost.
(lRvULABS of OF schools, yit. Intelligent
y ai'cc ee p" tc' r. per o'tg ~ ~ ,rs ' , h
W ''''-
Or AL SGa'I Id,.,i I 00"OoN Io'
nv, A1Sai-D c . ROE Frip ,.i al.
'OiIAGit SlalNAhl ior NOV ~ L In nm,
sion hce'1 an ihlisd., sept To- $40 limited
- 90 3d. g.. rfil.i:, \, NJ, PRINCIPAL.
)"5d5 q., & ~ a
,,,.-, ,.,,,.,
- lar r.,ss msde ~ a. Nj hope iodie seminary;
opens September q i9T h., 1cnlrs a. Is , =, y
v,x,l,, ~, .. r. ..... ,.,..ii.,.-.. -
T. 6a1 caoof ' yoaas iad e . End .att Sew
haven, G, A' -, : GApr fI ,, I'@2-a, 'P' . ~
TLhlhA FEMALE COLLEGE.-A fully
81, IN c ,arim,t caoips Mnsc and trt
rius 49, -riG AdGress XIV. A. ". CoWJ.Es d. d.,
GOLDEN Hull SEMINARY Tor young Ia
x cl.. h.idscp,ri. t.. AaIt.s Air7 fMIIN NELSON.
GROVE HALL, NcW-iiaven, Conu. Miss
~ AONi OKI's SCHOOL for NOoNG ttDlE9
[.4>a.L- ,-r rN-.r-rIt- a., 3D.. , 49,. IL,
A-NNLi mo - I ~ i"i young l"u'H'
TIE 9th rcar will bena WEBS EsDAY sept. % 1850.
,aisi,suc- a;m circular april 10 TIE ov. GEO. GAN
EEJT Puuc'f 'i 80 81 ester square. t"siou. Ma'S.
eto,FI- S.rITTv,i't, r,. ,.,,,., i.,,l,.s ,,r,,
OH'i- - ! I J. 4"' '-''iS 't''1'N' ~
feoIe" % ep Cher - '' Mics W. aEjctIf, fr1cpI
Ns,.fr, r,.,sr.r nv non NpHtrE : AhIrc
II DNiE SINiN-AItl fVlt lOtNV i+ADlEo'
4 f'Ss'Et, uiorcigf, SAFE. So - StNdris lOth
Htif. E'v " y. Lis trur hightSipWh, \ J.
HACKETiSTOWN INSTITUTE. 49, Best
Duiipg oi - class hdes' oonere' college prepla
for muHlC, amcCa ban chc-; terms
low DON'T lal seud og ircc catalogue I1csestovD.
NJ. &. ii. y liINEl. ID, President.
HIGHLAND SEMINARY. for Young ladies
Slrg ~lne. Npw.Yor
Airs PENTZ aId Mss BAILEY. pulcipa VIII open
MFDN l.-pAN. ~If'ifN itR -. FERNS 800, Sep.
rgber l. 10 Jne - which udes boa,due ahd tuition
English. l4uu aGd ttc.cuI special resdent teachers
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w AZ NI-IDE. CONN.
For BOYS and Youue G,u,'mcr: General - = l'tys nm
Superior aav,Ta"o.. HuUIcr An.tt 20 - '.no!r, an
boa best references given Catalogues HtI on "In
eaton.
sl7TH YEAR of TRETMOCNr SEMINARY.
% Nrnsto"u. Penn. h"tihs oepi.i2aeI l@tr"n.e,
81 t.. iuslncss 10! ca,a1s sId.s- JDiN W. Lp1ti IN
l.. Pri. ,pa.
@0Sn FOR TIE school YEAR at one me
.v reach OF Now Vows iu uft o. j. W. 81 al OK 800. i1
HOEN So. 80 Easi ltti-st., Sow York CIV
aaCk.N PAYS for BOARD ami TUITION
o. --tt&f ono school year Warrua's Nintsy Io1id
irg r.oo .tu.,. s. 3. Nii" terms - 'o" t'
school ga Of r. fret send tor crcH it rci-rraces
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'IIIE MISSES GRAHAM (succce sors TO inc inc
Misses Grocrl formerly Of No. 5th-ayc WI XXI
thoii n1ish nnG ir,uch BOAHbiNG and bAf ~ ~ a.
Cung lacea on I E~DAN, SIpI.s, al "a, g -
AVE. NpW-lOfs. This scnoOl-r-tali itDCi III l'.'
tnuc- careful training ihOrorr "a nsirr o 81 oNn
deVaIcnl for hicn has hit er1 ben 20 "a rDN iH
WAN NORMAN INSTITUTE
' tFour dcd 1870. 3l5 Mcs 51thst. New-N"ik .hnil
sud iav Scbop for Young aoies End thffen ln i'"P"
SEPT. ECi tut iufc;matlon call send Tor ciicu
Dl:. and N g.. VAN NOEiAN tiih''piS.-
EA2 MADISQN-AXE:-,Mrs; Rob oher rc,,o, HI 3,r
y 70 Miss Walker English aud French 1chn1 ~
youIg ladies little Eirs. reoens Monday. SeptoOe' 80
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filming.
ALA MONTANA CoNpANY.

ALTA MONTANA COMPANY.
CapHal s5oDo0on sharcs. 80 etet uuaSs, ''p"
OFFICERS President ". ". WcAe' Noo'' '''']
Michael snow Secretary. /. irooNe
pIEFrrusS W Wlckes 4. ~ iiarnns ALAl'oi AK,
l. Nj ~h,d,i 81 .cn4ei .uOw. NceiprA = /. HA'''. Colo
saunders. Nominal ,,..,, ,rptrr
BONANZA CHIEF GOLD MINING GO.
capital Fl ol1.ll. -b4,,s. - Zach nnes>o.sa hlo.
Pf,sd,uf " ". WICK NreproSident NJ ll iAEL
SNOW. .errtIary n =. BkNOht - ., =, ..,.,.... . .
birr. t.r. A \. EANNA1 h.A.f,, tAho-DN, &c ROB
IES,DN AINNSON TRASH. " ". "ichEN, MICHAEL
SNOW. 81 Now.NoTG coin -Al NoH1t- Ac1tsnA
For uarly Iara iuqurt a tno uWtH ......
l6AND Is WALL 81 REEF
CvntAasd on s. an Pacs.
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TE'IfE MISSES MASON reopen their >c3Oo
L lounc Lid ait Caicrca october /. 500 LcXni
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B0sION, sept. 1l.-At a meeting OF the 'fa.tee
of the san Pedro and Canon del Aqua Company
held ia this cry to-day. Gcorle William Bal.Cu. th'
well-kuowi banker Of Ncw.lork and BOst1H va
elected president of the company.
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EnsfrrCticu.
Fcr Boys and Young EIen-City.

DR. \. CALLISEN'S day school for boys,
II Isl West 4Sist. rcopens Menday september .o'h
fNHJSACHS'S CLASSIC NJ ENGLISH and
IL GERMAN SCHOOL IN West <9ta-st r''pen' sep
ENGLlSH AND CLASSICAL SCHOOL, No
r. II - 18th ST. near Central PARK lieF r. L. ISL X
METZ \ II Piinural opens september -rih. i"N p
r,.ilel plla.s uni cd References. Rev. Pf1 i"s"ti, ~.
IIi;shcoc. Rev VIM O. +. HhcIo cN d. S"nu'i -
NcNaaIcr
VOHN NACMULLEN'S ana WALLER iiOl.-
% IspAYs -t'Nnp3 rctpens Scnt j.. i'uI BioinNaN.
corner eystor ia $2Gti Circulars ~ iuthan ~
.tlGyc.
al -RNMON collegiate Department of
W.. Miss Bu Ntruc> ~choli - No. 100 East 3OtAtt t
culns anl inirfma' ION ~ paorc at 40 lp2
MURRAY liiI.L INSTITUTE.
't 30 / WIST :9rH ST. Preparatory school for
c,.!rrc or with PRIMARY Department. opens lis
seventeenth yclr o7t.ihcr % Ret ronces he President
and senior Nalo College eTG many OF ON bet
krown citizens Joseph D. HULL Pnac'aL
agISS d. VERNET'S SCHOOL FOR BOYS,
.fs An.. 1913 alo lU2 i.AS. 3OIIG 81. NlW-A ORR.
Will. IEDPt y MONDAY. ~tll l.nBLf -
Heal Master. u. BEAItHNN Mp TT NPLH. 0l hion ann
o.tord. Primary Junior fnd CaAceaie D-l"fiusl,s
scholars pnrar-d Tor bGsnrss sc,huhc schools ana INC
b,sa colleges America and Europe. . 80,
AtcTHuc Park PAGES Of interest az i cAIt
Head MaseT. DIy drl Circulars at LION OOD - o.
BrOadWaf.
Accommodation for a few hoarioIs.
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gnsirnfilofI
For Young Laaies-City.

CT. JOHNS SCHOOL
~ BuarcinF Day School
FOR YOUNG LADIES AND en- LDfbN. .,c
STUDIO-Ensi'h anil German Kindergarten Sep"''
Department tor young
Sos - and % WEST 32D ST. -
Between broadway ana othaye.. NeW f"re, ,oeo
Autumn term Wednesday. -epteniHr ~ ..V
lev. THEODORE Try iNG. LID Hec'o'
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fnCner5.

Gcntner5.
ADVERTISEMENT FOR THE NEW
fFr6h 1ffcEs 60 .2is Broadgay cor Tnrtyar,t
or SOS West 1TeltytLrist., co.per Ee1ta-4se3
iL. = r f tS' ssysa,t tAEIs &sgic
ul"rcm savings Bank Blldnsl up 20 p M 1t ie-""
An EXPERIENCED TEACHER desires phi
onc Urtoaf once, $50. 1893 broadway.
IN EXPERIENCED and Successful French
T,'l 'ee Ad,.oss A. G.. Tioune Up'own Once, I..Ss
4 MODERATE SALARY WI be paid for the
~ At fsP p.s 20 Sie, ' cc,s [ A 1 i he i' e
dent STATE College Penn
! FRENCH LADY, exgelienced and sue
~: a 20 & Is, TO ~, H. ff3 g. o Box 5i
4 FRENCH LADY ParsieIi4e) with Il great
- czpcr nee IN acne. would NJ TO be eensagef in
sehoo to ~ clare Of ie trgntn Gtpam nsh 81 re
iia at.st ''''''' '''''' - '''"D' '' .'''
AMERICAN and FOREIGN TEACHERS
"a Agency snpp.os COLLEGES school. ana fs'girs with
Families country promptly suited Win
you sc American ana Foreign Teachers Agency % Union
NOVERNESS-A visiting govcrncss desires
W uumla satisfactory references. Address NJ d. Tribune
Uptown once 35s Broadway.
ADY ART TEACHER wanted for a South
Il scaoo must unde and all branches Of painting
a aTb S,T u III Once ss BROADWAY
! ESSONS GIVEN in all English branches;
rlGnruts ~ French 10 children adults would
full chalge 81 corr eondoHce business OF ohewse Ms
v l., 3l5 We,t ZlstsG
pINCKNEY'S AGENCY FOR SCHOOLS
4 AND TEACHEit@.-the attention o. principals aud
manaeers Of scaoe - nytI to our large s of superior
r COrEsW0RrH PINCKXEY.
Domestic Bu.ding.
Broadway. cor. l4thst y. y.
PROTESTANT Partisan lady, thorough mt
speaking nghsh perfectly desires reenlagemeut
.alliiy school hlGho7t itf' tnfte.
INsTiTUrRfcE. 2s4 East ION st.
SPACE Observation-Disclosures lectures ex-
- palmng TINS system VIII be delivered D. H.,
september 49, II aud 10. at FRIENDS SEMINARY, lGt
ST. ard Rutherford place
rEEACHERS supplied to schools and families
! yS,thnut charge Mas FLORENCE FIrCu EDIlCA
TIONAL BUREAC, q uniontIuare. basement
TCHE UNION TEACHERS AGENCY pro-
1 Ntles schools families with pnncipals tutors.
goyeruesses teachers OF any grade promptly
cnls good schools 20 parents AIDS teachers In obtaining
a. LOWELL & co. ~ Rondst.. New Work
[NANTED.-A lady pupil to teach common
w EnCsh two hours daY, ~ rstclsss boarding school
tuition ~ dngu1gcs scen, met ynatrs p1iniug. panO
music and vocal culture Addro"s LOCK BO o. NewN
CITY
JNANTED.-A midde-aged lacy of good
English and German correctly ant understand enough OF
assist IN practising the isno her whl be
ruc to make sch col lessons good slay ana
pcasnt homo To Inquire In tue morning hours as
6oth-st
q 0uN with board and other privileges will
Music and Lnssn Address A. J. bUhl. BoAShe. Orange
w., N. X.
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For Both sexes-City.

-REOPENING KINDERGARTEN ane
IA. PRIMARY CLASS 81 West 2?d ,..,
Miss l.. NJ. WIaGISS, Principal
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rNHE MISSES CHADEAYNE will reopen
their boarding and day school for yonnf sdss and little
girls III Gls Msdisonaye On "Wednesday, September 10
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EuHAY AZ. p1...l, a ,on,

Is sEuFALA, ALA. ,Maroh 6.l879.
MT. L. Shoenfeld-Denr Sir-I take Dieanatfo in
stating that have used your Medic afsd !StSok
a,o sera potn on horses and CATTLE ana With 8feat
SUCCESS especially on Q very. poor COW, which
D9ugnt Ut auction. She gives now over two
gaIions OF milk. with o. good prospect OF in
CIeasing; notwithstanding the prejudice en-
ter!alned for other powders that 1 had tried,
ana which proved worthless, ! do not hesitate
claim for It.. UT. SHEENAN."
,0entlemen-We have given shoenfeid's Stock
Feek 10 your horses, and find that it is ail.y0u
can claim Tor 1t. Yours truly,
- y CHAPMAN & DAVIS
propr's Livery and Sale Stables, I'd st., Macon.
Ca. Sold by the Druggists OF this county.
-, COLUMBUS, Ca, Nov. 20, 1871
DIR. j. C. MOFFE1T-Dear Sir-Sinco learn.
ing Us value, always keep your Teethina
!Ieething Powders) In my house, and Consider
u an indispensable medicine for small children.
i haos knopn Il to remove ,oor4ns ,0hci al other'
Ten's"'es hdd Jatted. M. M. MOORE.
Clerk City council.
COLUMBUS, Ga, Feb. 6,ls78.
ocD DIR: g. J. M0FFETT-Dear Doetor-we can
commend your Teethina fTeethtng Powders) os
the most satisfactory prescription we ever used
lor the loose bowels or eruptf0ns OF our chill
9fen. They hare 8aued many dollars IN DOCTORS
ofas. Yours truly,
B.. HATCHER,
Ot firm OF McGehee 4 Hatcher, Warehouse and
COMMISSION Merchants,
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not known. lie may have been .ablo
to turn the tide which soon set in
against the Federal party and caused
its collapse shortly after.
Hamilton believed III Capitalization
and strong goxernment. His last
message was, "For Gods sake, cease
conversations and threatcnings about
a separation of the Union" AZ a
Democrat we cannot concur fl the
wisdom Of his theory OF government !;
but oil can bear testimony to his
transccndent ability and to tho eminent
services ho rendered 10 his adopted
land III her hour Of need. His lifo is
an example and an inspiration to young
men,
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Good Reasons for tho Doctors Faith.

Noou Nehsons tOr the Doctors Faith.
MUEROE, Ga, March 90, 1880.
>. y. $. l'Swltt's Syphilitic specifc') in the
treaCment or syphilis and many Other diseases
say that the results have been most satisfacto-
Tiy, not haXmg been disappointed in single
1t Is recommended, it. stands without a peer.
and that the medical profession viii, sooner or
later, oe forced to acknowledge It. in the treat
ment OF the Syphilis, in all stages as a sine qua
non. - s-'a L. GALLOWAY. M. d,
J.T. ROBINSON, NJ. ID.
o,o ATLANTA, GA, May 20, 1879.
MS ii OF fiye years. standing, and was cured en-
@ mre!y with "Swift's Syphiiitic Specific" He ia
sound and well. WM. r. d IT. W. HOOPER
tors. Atlanta Ga.
Sold by all Druggists,
Call for copy OF Young Mems Friend"
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Tho city Of Erie was thrown into
sweat on tho 18th by tho discovery
OF schooner aground on q sunken
pier, and having cargo of twenty
tons OF nitro-glycerine on board. AZ
the water pounded her with great vio-
lence an explosion was apprehcnded
that would have been moro disastrous
than the recent earthquake in Austria
to tho old city Of Agram.