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divisions shall enter into the campaign
this year, but that every district in the
county, with the possible exception OF But
Ter, shall be carried for the State and Ma
tioual tickets by good wholesome majori-
ties.
They are to hold q County Convention
ON Saturday to determine on candidates
for the various county offices, including q
candidate for the House Of Delegates, and
also to designate their choice for the Sen,
ate from this Senatorial district, aud al
though the candidates arc numerous, yet
the spirit Of the party is such that no d.
visions, on account OF disappointments
will be allowed to enter into the contest
A Republican nomination in Hancock
means an election this year, and this is
why the competition is so activei but with
all this activity the rivalry is marked by
good feeling, and also by determination
to close up the ranks after the Convention
and move forward in solid column to the
most decisive victory achieved in the
county for many years.
Hancock has had grand crops this year,
both OF cereals and fruits, and tits literally
a land flowing with milk and honey.
"Peaee and plenty bless the smiling land"
This fact, together with the dawn Of bet.
ter times generally for all who are en-
gagged in any kind OF manufacture in the
county, have made the people solicitous
to continue in power the party that hiss
administered the finances Of the govern.
ment so ably; given the people go sound a
currency, and made it so abundant that
there Is no room for even an inaationist to
complain.
The county can easily roll up majority
OF one hundred and fifty this year for the
Republican ticket. We hear ola number
atDemocrsts who have come out and de-
clared themselves for Garfield, and we do
not hear of a Republican who has fallen
away from the faith. Therefore we say
that with good consels uppermost in the
convention on Saturday a majority $50
ought to be secured for the State and
National tickets.
Colonel Ben In thc creenback Role Once
More.
The Richie Garttle has information that
Colonel Ben Wilson made speech at
Grantsyille, Gilmer county. Anew days ago,
in which he put himseliiorwsrd as a sym.
pathixer with the financial principles Of
Greenbackism. We quote from the Ga.
reiis's article as follows:
"Ool. Ben Wilson declared his faith In
Gre0nback principles. He said, az we are
informed, that In the House OF Represen.
tatives, he stood right at Gen. Viewers
back. We want TO know how he Is going
10 DO q Gresnbacker and stand on the
Democratic platform?
"Alr. j. N.Kendall, Greenback nominee
Tor the House Of Deleeatesin this District,
made capital speech, we understand.
He claimed that Col. Ben Wilson had
violated his promises to the Greenbackers,
and that they would not trust him again.
The gentleman who gives us this informa.
ton, says that Mr.. Kendall worsted Colo.
mel Ben"
Itseems to us that Col. Ben is about to
engage in the hazardous experiment Of
riding two horses in this canvass, each
one going different way, His nomina.
Jon here at Washington Hall rests upon
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NorIoE oF pIssoLuT1oN-

Notice Is hereby given that the wheeling FarnI.
tre Company has W mutual consent dissolved tnsiI
narinership. and Thai ali claims Of the Company Will
he ssttlel by ihe director Of said Company: AL
parties having claims against the Company VIII send
In their bills u once. Also all who are Indebted v
the Company will call al once y the Company
ofice, on TWentieth street, for settlement
Nv order q the wheeling Furniture Co.
AUG. GUELKER, President.
Tn AUG g. SAUER, Secretary.
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TRAVELLERS GUIDE.
prrAE4uRx OF zRAns-vnrrLue rlna.

fDaily exoept SundRy-N0WArk Accommodation.
fgfeubenyille Accommodate 0n.-ThlI train during
Tho jay passes backward and forward between Mar
tin's Ferry and BellalTe stopping whom required a
Sherman House. RtpayillO, West Wheeling and
Gravel Hlll.
Huntsville Accommodation.
fCanAl Dover Accommodation,
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hancock county.

There are no more staunch and reliable
Republicans on West Virginia soil than
those to be found in this gallant little
county at the top of the Pan Handle.
They are solid this year for Garfield and
Arthur, and not only solid but enthusiast
tic. The writer Of these lines visited them
within the last day or two, and found
that like "the Golden Horseshoe
Knights" OF old,
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pepiIpIlChN STATE TICKET.

Inc GohSI'tu''"""' 49,. oI,h, Fo,
Constitutional Amendment Atu''e ''eA
.-..,.- .AI,,..r Avn.
ria ihFea,FOr RAilheaton'
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They intend that no foolishness or
divisions shall enter into the campaign
this year, but that every district in the
county, with the possible exception Of But
Ter, shall be carried for the State and Ma
tioual tickets by good wholesome majOri-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-06-10

State bonds are neglected the sales to-day incud-
ing only Georgia Is new at 1101a, and Virginia 6s
consolidated ex-matured coupons at SCH. Of city
bank stocks the only sale forty shares of Mer-
chants Exchange at 1OO
There was general Improvement 10 the prices
of speculative bonds, but one that Is not proper
Tomato to the advances for the kind red shares.
OF Eric second cOnsols there were sold 81, 67O. 900
with an advance Of from s4ls to s5a0s5,
while tho shares 8 per cent. Mis-
souri,, Kansas and Texas seconds adj
vanced from 5s1a to 597s. the shares rose
pig per cent? and the first consols sold at 1O33aO
1O3l2 aga nst 1O3 yesterday. Boston, Hartford
and Fries first rose L per cent to 39 and closed
at 3Sl2. Rome, Watertown andiO gdensburg firsts
were b higher at 8Oas c.. c. and l. c. incomes L.
higher at $751; and Chesapeake and Ohio first series
b, per cent at 65 and the currency interest debt.
per cent, at 37l2. CanaGa Southern firsts adj
vanced % to 90le and st. Louis and Iron Mountain
first incomes 21a to SO, and the second incomes 1T
to 1919, after selling at "a. st. Paul sinking fund
sold at 115la0116 against 112 g the last previous
sale. and Denver and Rio Grande frsts rose from
1O1l2 to 102.
The Sub-Treasury to-day gained $40l, 7O5 on
balances, made up by gains of $113,316 currency
and $28S, $3.50 coin. This makes the net gain since
last Friday $1,07S 4l3, bnt these figures do not
for account Of the $4,000 600 bonds pSyrchssed
Money is easy at 304 per cent for call loans, with
to-day's business about evenly divided at the ex-
treme rates. The domestic exchanges on New-YOrk
at the places named are as follows: Savannah, g
ali premium; Charleston. ls0la premium New
Orleans, commercial /, and bank $50 premium;
s. Louis. par; Chicago, 25 cents DISCOUNT;
States Treasurer at Washington to-day re-
ceived $200,O00 in National bank notes for re-
demption The customs receipts were S57S, O0O and
the internal revenue receipts $377, 900. The fol-
lowing is the Clearing House statement to-day:
Exchanges $1l2,13 175; balances $i,S95, $50.
Receipts. 1921 1922 payments, $500 1856; cur
rency balance. $685. AIS; coin balance.
500. 510.276.
There are no changes to note In the foreign ex-
changes, the markets being quiet and the rates
steady ut the annexed quotations:
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includes sSy2O1 surplus on hand which had been
The stock market to-day developed o strength
that hardly was anticipated by tho most enthusi-
astic I" bull" The transactions rolled up to tho
handsome fgures of $4,000 shares, yet prices
steadily advanced without reaction worthy Of
the name saving one that occurred after O'clock,
when prices yielded 10112 per cent from
the highest, only, however to recover nearly
all of the decline before the close. There
was constant succession OF sales to realize by tho
smaller traders, but in a majority Of cases the
stocks were repurchased at higher figures resOd at
profit, and again bought back. Aside from the
operations of the leading spirits of this market the
wonderful buoyancy generally was ascribed to the
satisfaction felt that the Chicago nomination Of
General Garfield means continuation of Secretary
Sherman's financial policy.
Lake Shore, Western Union, Erie Northwest,
st. Paul and the coal stocks were the
special favorites Of the day. but such stocks as
Iron Mountain, the Wabashes. Missouri. Kansas
and Texas and Ohio and Mississippi were not with
ont their friends and they also showed handsome
advances. In fact. the entire list, excepting Nash
yille Chattanooga and st. Louis and Canada South.
ern close higher than last night. There was moro
business doing in the regular commission houses
than before has been observable since the late great
fall in pnces-an indication that the market is less
III the naDuS OIL Lulu IL Deeu
several weeks past. Still it may DO well to
remember that the market already has had q great
advance, and that sharp reaction may come. H.
deed. IT is question if such reaction would not
be better indication of a healthy market than is
the steady forcing OF prices which the last three
days has witnessed. The market closed strong and
excited
Government bonds were dull the total transac-
lions Mt the board amounting only to $55, 900. The
Treasury received offers sell to it bonds aggre-
eating 50, 100000, as follows: 6s, 1880, at 1O4.85
a 1O4 90; 6s, 1881. at 1OG.7991O7.11; 5s. 1881,
at 1O3.30D10349 419s. at 0985011O.1O; As, at
Two million dollars were ac-
copied, follows 1924, 900, 6s, $780, at 1O4S50
1O4.S0. and 81, 100000, 6s, 1881 at 1869 1862
In consequence of this award, there was declinein
the quotations for AZ of about u per cent. District
Of Columbia 3.G5s sold at o. and were strong. An
nexed arc the closing quotations:
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CLOSING PRICES OF BOsroy STOCKS
CLOSING PRICES or pHILADELpIIl STOCKS.
WEDNESDAY. June 9-P. N

The Western Union Telegraph Company to-day
declared its usual quarterly dividend of "a per
cent payable July TO- to the stockholders of record
June 10, on which dato the company's transfer
books will close The corrected statement of the
company for the quarter ended March 81 shows
that the estimated net earnings for that quarter
exceeded the actual earnings by $97,5l0, and the
actual expenses for construction, etc. were
$lSG,I12 more than tho figures given in The csti-
mate Of March TO- Therefore the surplus remain
ing April l, after appropriation for the dividend
paid April TO- was only 1891, 200, instead of
81, 10S,238 as given in the estimate for that quar-
ter. And the balance of earnings for that quarter
CSl33,042) was $2S3,G2S less than the sum Of
S717, $40 paid April 10 for the dividend
The following compares the company's revised
statement for the quarter ended March 81, as made
to-day, with the estimated statement for the same
quarter which was issued March 10:
Estimate Of March 10. Corrected June O.
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MINES AND MINING.

WEDNESDAY, June Or. NJ
Mining shares to-day generally were strong but
excepting one or two special movements The mar
kets werc dull. The business at the American
Board amounted to 10000 shares Silver Nugget
was special favorte and rose from 1.4O to LOO
We also note sales Of HnIll at 2.O5. Tombstone at
;. South Bnlwer at 40. Chrysolite at 1SI2@ 1874
Standby at 10Th Columbia Consolidated
at 8, Crowell at -, and Durango at 40.
At tho Old Board about the usual amount
Of business was done with May Belle
the special feature. it rising from 24 to 1912.
Goodshaw further advanced to 2.GO and ChrySOilte
closed NJ TO- Great Eastern was ! cent higher at
G8. and Calavcras, after liberal trading ut ~,
close unchanged at GS. South Bulwer was 10 cents
higher than yesterday at 1.3j The fluctuations
and changes IN other stocks were unimportant ana
without significance. At the close the markets were
strong. -.
The Dcadwood Mining Company has declared It's
sixth monthly dividend for May, payable at w CHS
Fargo d Co. June 81 Transfers close June To-
A. l. INNING STOCK EXOHI YGE SALES
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In London, British consols were g higher for
money at 1856, and unchanged at 9S5Is
for the, account. United States IS were is better
e lU GS Is the IN others Srlns ssSdy & az
the home markets, Erie up from SO to s7la and
Great Western firsts were liz higher at 65la and
Central and Hudson per cent higher at 1901,
Illinois Central being unchanged at 1854, aud
Pennsylvania aud Reading each Il lower at 51l2
and lOaa respectively. Bar silver was quoted as
62lad per ounce, and India council bills were al
lotted at an advance of lsd. Der rupee. In Paris
French 8 per cents rose from S577l9085.72l2 70
$500. sight exchange on London rising to 25.3Si9
francs to tho e.
The Governors Of the Stock Exchange to-day adj
mitted to dealings at the board the following secu'
rites;
Chicago, Rock Island and Pacific Railroad-Stock
Of $50 900 600. OF which GAL 900 900 Is issued in
place of $26 600 000 the AMOUNT Of the previously
the same name 10 entitled to receive two shares OF
the new stock for one share OF tho old surren.
dered. The new capital stock represents the
consolidation Of the following companies
with their respective lines Of road
consisting of main hne from Chicago. Ill. to Couns
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after an expenditure of 1870, 900 for eonstxuoaor
purchase of patents, etc.. and an appropriation -
the payment of dividend of Ia per cent show ID.
felt of $13.5s5. against surplus of 1927 ,34s d.
the corresponding quarter Of 1879. But the presi.
dent Of the company states that the fiscal year n
end June 80, shows an increase of 81. COX, 900 A
GROSS, and 81, 100000 in net earnings over tbe
previous year. He says: "The net profits for TIA
year will be about SO. 100000 lover liza per eeut
on The capital stock after deducting fixed charses
for interest and sinking fund.-, out OF which DER
cent in cash dividends will have been paid to stock
holders, aud 81. 543, 900 invested in new property
with an increase of about 100000 in the surplus
over that of July 1. 1879. The outlays for new
property required by a largely increased business
have been unusual in amount, involving extensive
constructions and purchases of Telephone Ex-
change properties and to increase the facilities Of
the company for telegraph service over $500
miles of new pole-lines and 24.500 miles OF addi-
tiOnal wires have been constructed, great proper.
ton of the wire being of larger size than ever be-
fore used in this country, especially adapted to
quadruplex use"
The following is the estimated statement for the
current quarter to end June 80. $780, compared
With the actual figures for the corresponding quar-
ter Of 1870;
1879. 1880
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Art schools-New-York City.
MRS. LOUISA u. CULVER

WIN receive pupils painting Qandseape noEsre sun nte
china and decOraton studio. The Bella" No ~
:tbst 4thave OatoidOOr sketching dnTlng Nay
and June. . . , - :
James II. Hart, MT A. y. Bellows.
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IRIS. SYLVANUS REED'S

W. BUA ItIJIN z anu DAY SCHOOL Tor YOUNG LADIES,
Nos. ana 3 East b3d.sJ, New. York.
reoenB sent ~ French and German languages practically
taught thorough training in PumaTy and Secondary de-
pattmcnts 1Ie course OF study in the Collegiate department
mPets all the demanGs for the higher education women
Each pupil receives the personal supervision Of Reed
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For Both Sexes-Citv-

MI me. DA SILVA & Mrs. BRADFORD'S
IVA formerly Mira OEden Hofmansl English French and
German Boarding and DaV School for Young Ladies'
Children No. II West ST. New York viii reopen septem
Der ~ Application be made by letter personally
above.
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rI7O CARPENTERS and CABINETMAKERS.
1 NV rNl.Ol4 OFFICL OF me SUPERINTENDENT. Az.
HANY y s., Ma 20. ,'llrd proposals WIN bo
Ollie, uiupnsal blanks Dee
Juno -,
Ter Joiner Cabinet WORK the Executives On luJer and
President uf The senate in
ClIins iurure. All the Il 10 be accnr,ance
specifications
sto h" c"mpt oh before the st V Ol Dcrbrr. 1850
Each bid must be- inclO-r IN cnYcOpe
HdOtHti Proposal
WOfk" aud must rs accompanied bonds of surrtlrs
rnsidrnh Of the state OF sew York each
$lOuu0 said suTcts are to guaunee that the bidders VIII
execute CUut, II II Is awarded to them.
faithfully In accordance with sDeoin
OF the New
contract 10 INTO to dee are AID
contract foren whenever In thor Judgment Il IA moi brin
med Tor the interest Of the bthtU
JAMES W. EATON
SUPERINTENDENT New Capitol.
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filming.
DISRUPTION MINING AND SMELLING
III COMPANY
Location OF PrOpertyi
WARD MINING DISTRICT. BOULDER CO. COL
"NIWoT GOLD NINE"
CdpEu
Divided into 900 600 shares 81 each

BOARD OF TRUSTEES
General Charles Tompkns President, General artin
T. Mcmahon, Vice President Hon. Nathan ID. Wendell,
Treasurer g. NJ. Hamilton, secretary Andrew a. White
Charles H. KnOwIeS Matthew White Or. Joseph W. AsOp
Walter y. HurcOmb.
Bnnkefa-Hanover National Bank.
COunbel-Mc ~ ahon a Morse 03 NaAsau-st., Y, Y.
Registrar Of TrhusferB-Central Trust Co.
OhAoe OF Company SO Wall-sL, N. Y.
Address all subscriptions 10 Secretary
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furniture.
miscellaneous.

miscellaneous.
DRUSHES of every description ut 316 Pearl
I'D st. OppOste Pecks 10; all articles at lowest prices
JOHN X. HoPPEL. Manufacturer aud Importer
TOR SALE.-A complete apparatus for maxi
lug sugar by he Diffusion ProceBs New and In Ap.
ply Box IL T. ~, Philadelphia, Pa
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QfGtncrs.

A LADY Of experience in teaching desires
IN position resident goycrneSH for next Fan iHt"r
view; references. Address ~ H.. 1876 Columbia Heights
Brooklyn.
A LII wanting best teachers, American OF
N foreign for any department, low or high S1Iid have
"CandiIatrs' New iinetin' mailed for postage. J ".
SCHEKN ERIOKN, Secretary, American School Institute
80 East l4th st., n. Y.
A LII wanting TEACHERS, Schools. or Pupils,
N address Amer Educational Union" 7G1 broadway y y
Mutual Introducing Pdn in every SAFE Established 1877
A MEXICAN and FOREIGN TEACHERS
N AGENCY supplies Colleges. Schools ana Families with
thoroughly connecticut Principals and Teachers
Families going abroad Ia the country promptly suited with
sp cali address MISC 81 j.
YOUNG, American and Foreign Ieacher" Agency 70 Union
square.
DINCKNEY'S AGENCY for SCHOOLS and
rnr American Foreign Teachers for any DEPARTING o
Instruction The Index Just published. contains Teach
Bulletin List Of SchOOi Properties for sale TO Rent
and other valuable In fUrmatOn- for
PINCKSEN'S SCHOOL DIRECTORY, 27S pages; Pa
Edition special catalogue Of every school list,
free at Office Or mailed lot postage . cents ,,,.,
T. COTESWOHTH PINCKNEY,
Domestic Building. Broadway and litlIst ~ y. CITY.
GUNNER TUITION.-A gentleman OF much
- experience teacher Of classics and mathematics and
country desires engagement for this Summer; references
to professors p incpas &C. will De given. Address
PROFESSOR. Box Ij2, n. Y. Post ONCE.
HNEACIIERS supplied to schools and families.
Il Miss FLORENCE FITCH, EDUCATIONAL Blu.
REAU basement, q Cnonsduare
T1HE UNION TEACHERS AGENCY pro-
yidcs teaclers for scools helps teachers IN obtaining
A. LOWELL Co, 81 BOndst NcwYOrk
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For Young Ladies-Citv.

MISS, CHISHOLM will open a school for
isdn girls at 7is Msdsonave on Monday September o.
Latin separate boys Kiuderearten French and
German thoroughly taught
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Business Ghances.

A APPLICANT CHANCE for a shoe es-
a6hhmelt ~ fest 'front.' 81 feet in depth ono Of the
best 9caonS IN the city For farther particulars apply Si7
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ALBANY LAW SCHOOLGIRL term begins
~ september !. 1880 For circulars address HORACE l..
SMITH, Dean Of Law school. Albany, y. Y.
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filming.
ALTA MONTANA COMPANY,
~ WICKFS MONTANA.

~
LIZA MONTANA COMPANY,
| N wICKES. MONTANA.
Capital s5,OOOoOO Shares, $40 each Unassessable
OFFICERS President. W. w. Wckes. VicePresidcnt
Michael Snow; Secretary. r. =. Brooke
DIRECTORs-W.W Wickes A. :. Barnes. Alanson Trask
/. NJ. sheldon Michael snow, New York $. T. Hause Cole
Saunders Montana.
OFFICE 10 AND ls WALL STREET
A ME CONSOLIDATED MINING CO.,
oFLEADvILLE COLORADO
Organized under the laws Of New.Yorx.
Capital stock 900; 100000 shares par value So
Shares full paid and unassessablo.
oFFICERS
W. W. MacFarand President. p B. Plumb Vice. President
Aug. Ebert sccy and Treas. +. ElNins Sup Of Nine
TRUSTEES r. c. Kcrcns = b. Ellius W. W. MacFar.
land, A. W. Gl B. Plumb Charles g. Francklyn, Frank
Registrar of Transfers. Union Trust Co., ". Y.
Office. No Is broadway CBoree BuildinE New York.
RARBEE AND WALKER SILVER MINING
oo-l' AN SILVER REF. UTAH.
Caal stock = dGoG1O hare, par gaine &c
Vice r,.ident Francls A. Fogg. lr'surer d. L. LoacKs
TRUsi EES, NJ. $. Latham, Elisha Riggs Francis A
F25T d. M Of d Tra14t HiNN, TRUST COMPANY
Oflco Of Company, No %, DrcAel building, Ny.
BARCELONA MINING COMPANY,
ID NYE c0 .S, N Xl,y AdsA
incorporated p9dGr the a%s Of the state 20, OF ,? New S
Full paid land unas-cSsaDle.
President. David e. Ferris: YirePrcsdent A. j. sever
ance Managing Director W. +. Leon: secretary, l.. d.
Bancs: David e. Ferris \. .ScyeTapCe N Y;
W f. Leon, belmont Nevada; John L. Jones. L. :. senator
Nevada II. SNinngs 1870 pearst New York; samuel j.
BurIe, so EiOads N"WYOrk VIM l.. Flager, Supervisor
Albany Co.. n. y superintendent Ofmlnes, W. i, Buford;
CrmIFny's bankers. American EXchangr National Bank
I,cgis Of Transfers Union Trust Company, NewHOrk;
Company : Counsel Holmes aud Ad1ms
DASSICK MINING COMPANY.
I'D LOCATION OF MINE ROSETTA, COLORADO.
Capital stock 600; in l0OOO shares par value 500.
OFFICERS AND DIRECTORS
FRANK q. BROWN. President.
DENNIS Ryan, ViccPrcs.dcnt
WILLIAM : HOIr Treasurer.
HENRY CUMMINS, Secretary.
T.. G. BA>SICk.
Principal office. y, 81 WaLs:.. Ncv.York.
CIIRYSOLITE SILVER MINING CO.
LOCATION OF MINES. LEADvILLE. COLORADO.
Ca,lth sock, &loo01unn: shares. 20aUUO; par So
DAME, :. ApWcton President n. \. v POST, Vice President
I. NJ Law -On Treasurer. DIJke DrhIY, ~CcrcarY
Wiui,d Scott Reyes, General Manager. LcllY!ta
IustcrS utCt ~taic4 senator John T. Jones, OF Nevada
william Borden. ui CBcl-U: Governor II. A. W. Tabor Of
CooiaGo Arthur -cwd. Ut Bath. Mo: William 9. Nichols.
of NrVT"rA; f. B Dnr-ry. 81 View YORK charles \. Whit
tier. Boston Ulysses Grant. r.. Of Nrw-IOrE.
General Offices. Bnrce Binding. 40 10 Broadway n. Y
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Tnslruttion.

For Bows and Young Men-City.
I II. M0RSE'S SCHOOL removed to 112
az West 3Sthst; ONLY THIRTY PUPILS; thorough
instruction personal care; lunches places may
now be ,aKen for Autumn term two Summer pupils also
taken 10 the seaside. References:
President NOAH PORTER, Yale College.
Chancellor HOWARD CROSBY, N Y. University.