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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-27
on and alter JrNE u. ]

DOUBLE TRACK; THE MOST e. LMPRoX9D EoTIP-
WITH ABSOLUTE SAFETY
Express Trans leave New York via DosDrosses and cOrs
iandt streets Ferries AS follows: ~ nm ,,o
g. q $50 and % sad IL NIGHT sunday 1870 ani0
Express Trains York dai s. except sunday at 30
posi. Of yn Annex" onnect with all through trains
at City anordsg speedy and direct transfer for
Returning tains leave West philadelphia l2O 9i5 4:25
73j {. $50 aud II a. Clmted Expfess $50 p m =
81 a. M ana p. H. l.eave Pradegna camden
T e. 9, o oc sg o6 and 81 AcadTy 20 House.
and foot OF and Corand'-'s No court St AMI
Bro5Syn Annex Depot foot Of talon't B,ogAl,a: Nos
IN ana ,ss Ss ST. nGSoSeP eep' jersey city
E%srSe transfer company viii all for and check
FANK !ndIs Saraqer General Passenger Ag nj.
rr,HE ERIE RAILWAY, now known as the
\ NEW.YoRK LAKE ERIE AND WESTERN RAIL
ASGrMrSr OF TRAINS TAXING rFFEor MAY To- 1850
"a. nclnpati ana h'ccso Day E12ress Dra"ns
D. m cDaiy Fast ST Louis Express, arriving at But
M. connecting with fast trans 10 the Vest ami
Punman's best Draw|groom s!eopas Coaches
D. No. DAILY -Pacdc Ex!ress for the West espiag
Coaches Trough 20 ~ saio NiaSal4 Dtn ohea ana
7:lj D. m-En, grant Tram for he West 90 g.,
E%S eaye s a0fT' so oS % DegP 40 80 $40 sp
p m 1900 rdngn saturday nights only Suhua'a "
1 sfoT and Pas.ac 600 80 10. lO2o. amre 1920
- 500 $50 4'io $40 5;5o, 6i6 $50 10; 9, p N ~
,
a' Ps re- = l5 $50 $40 TO- s2o ilsl y nool
1.tS Slo 40 a2O 4:in, g. $40, DO $50 O;lu $50,
--lS : /, 10 n m, II midnight sundays, o $3.50.
o'lI ip.5n a IN 40 $3.50. :, . D. m ani - mcul sht
-ra, m 1trO :. % l0S 1919, 5eO MOI OIO 49,
1o.i0 n IN a ii Il midnight. sundays oUD 500 lO2J
/ ~ ~ IA, 7-iD D w.. aud - midnight
M sxIs nd aSp co- NV 100 % $780, 1850
u" gon"ai and kingston 900 IN. $50 H. sundays $50
a. go q. "A tu.po m. 3yl .., . AKA IN,
Hosi.i, ".tnda, = GOO $50, 1910 u III, b3 'OJ T.
n p i,oyn TJ $40 D;. 3;5u 400. l .lj
snnGsys $50 I.:SJ N d3I 900 M nc yoo m tna
IN ~, trslns connect With Acw-NOrS aud oswego MID
lana R9iroa" 40 O l030a m. ~, 800. 7;J0 Itj y.
ron 20 ~ al .f.tOa IA. LaO, $50 N coop
H.; 81. lave 2sdst quarter ot an qulrtrr AFTER
~ - I'm, 40 a. 60 9iJ p NJ ANA al os and II 40
H. for pasaEe ami los Apartments IN DrAwias. Room
Ilc~i'tnv Coaches can re Obtn, a. and orders
A.u an nanscr OF Baggage may De lcu al Nae Com
enc .oa go. l., or Joi RrtadwaY, y. \. 40
ran, BrSoAyn. OF At ne tonpinys bepots 60.
Irlns iIuu the West arrive 10 New OK AZ ';-J
sn, il..5 n. ana IL 10 r. ~ - ~, .,, ... ,..,,
III" -" mo - AEBpf'r. GENT Pass Agt Ne~N0rx.
NTnRTHERN RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEY.
~ Trars leave Tor EngiewOld Chester, Pcrmon and Nv
- 90 ~.uO 9.5d M l"O, 800 Au' 4:o $50 $50
s,@n 20 H. Sundays, 800 a ~ AL si) y w. The
iiu \, ~, tram Will leave so minutes later SATURDAY nights
NanucI spring Valley aud Nonsey 100 30 A. m *'5a
u III mo. n. ABgori General rsssr Agent New YORK.
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znStrucrlon.
For Young Laales-Country.

MRS. FRANCIS VI. MASTERS and her
VI daughters viii reopen their Boarding and Day school
for Young ladies anu Children, at DiDDs Ferry. New forH
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80 TO BOSTON.

N Va -, -.
NEWPORT LINE, for sueri- limited tickets steamers
NFWPOltI An > DAD COLONY
leave Pier 2 North RIVER ~ Murray daily tSunfayt
cxcene AZ Is m connecting newport with Fast ExpreAa
lraln, ariivlug N Boston at 1880 a. m
PoSUOu from Ola toioay beh"t ~ p II
1cEets and satrrOlns De secuiri ~ N""-iVA OsL
ar PIER 70 North River. and IN board steamers ~ -.
GEO L. cos NOR. Geai Pass AxI
RORDEN & LOWELL. Agents.
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DROyDENCE LINE TO BOSTON.

] VIA PEOVIDENCE DIRECT. - ,
\ FULL NIGHTS K..7l. ONLY - Ill.i.s " "NLs
FInSTCAAs~ ACCONODAiIoNS ONLi.
The iavorite aer Trainers $500,
NAsSACHIT>rt Is AND RHODE ISLAND.
paiy SUNDAY from Pier 30 North iVer ioos
MarrtIst. al y. 49,. D.,
No inernr,iaie aud ngs between New YORK ana ProTt
frnce Iass.uncr, ), iustOn I A.
ru.u ANA ~ Nos. 3'b "Jf' aaa
9l3 Iroaa as and al Meir, Titan Fifth venne HOle
NrU Orx and 53 lsnngi0n ct brooklyn resets aFs
as sod al All principal hotels aud tcke Offices az" 81
Onces oscOt Express Company Freight taken 81 y"
S't ~ FuKrys y. s EABCOCk.
b.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-27
NEW-YORK AND PHILADELPHIA NEW
~ LINE.

BOUND BROOK ROUTE.
FOR TDEN or AND PHILADELPIIIA go
leave Sew ors from station c. Il. r. Of y j. ooto' LID
foT station corner Il tn and ereenst at st5 7a59.
ll;l9 Nj 80 4, 40 li5, $50 i:i5, u m On sun
For station corner Third aad Berissts. az $40 7i5 g.
For trenton Var, en- aaG 'ruckerss o45 40 J. ll:l5
l,30. L. 4:jp 4i5 5:3O 40 II D. M SUNDAY a. Gnu
Reiurning trains viii leave Philadelphia Tor View York
Ninth and Greenstsy t7;SO $40 $50 lO;i2 M l1 az
q Jt', j:4O, 7.l5, - lii On sunday $50 a. M ''o'
/ Pom Third AMI BerKssts at o. 500 500 9:I5 Il
l-5. 81 30 15u ll5J p m Sunday at 75V a. III" p H.
From Trenton. Warren and Tucker except Mon
daysl g, 40 300 lQiO 5C5o a M 59v 40 49, o0'
I'll seis for SAFE toot Of Lbegtys Nof 2$9 26l ioi
S S5 S cour so AMI Hnne1 Once What srooE
NewYolk Transfer Company lDodas hSpte-s ~ va
Aspiration be made al oi4 and 325 Broadway and 756
ethaye New YorSand Courtst Erookyn All Ie;e ores
"-' - H. p. BALDWIN,. G eneral Passenger agent
TOR NORWALK AND DANBURY DAILY.
D. M % e. & M ' FHR F' s. cE1 1Sn Ferry
Exclusion TICKETS 90 CENTS
NEW YORK CENTRAL and HUDSON
trains viii leave Grand Central Depot go.
pa6a M A5an, 'a and %Gna WITH through
$40 4. n SARATOGA SPECIAL
ioi6a N. Chicago ana Western Express Drawing room
cf zoo a. ~ express to Albany AID Troy with connections
10 Uuca, >aratoGs Glens FAIRS and Rutland
go zoo D. n rl Aibiny and Troy Express.
D. m.
q sHS 6elo tn and oT ' %
cepting sunday night. via Saratoga .. ,o. $50. -
$50 D NJ Pacinc Express. daily, win sIeeplne cars 20
Niagara Falls Rochester BuhalO cleveland lOedo Detroit
and Chicago for Clayton Utica and WATERFOWL VIA
Rome excepting saturdays. , ,,.......o- -, l,o-r
800 Express for SlOntresi hOchessI ail ,
sleeping cars 10 GENEVA hocHesI"t ahA
Montreal. Adams. 49,, ,,.. o... 60 An..-
lI:O D. m Night Express with sleeping cars 10 Albany
Troy. o-.,.., =. . ,,..,ru,r and -. w.,
coa Offices place and 7S5 ami 942 Broad
way New orr and 1873 WashlngtOn-s' BROOKLYN;
j. NJ loUCEI' Gen. sup. C. B. NJ ECKER, Gen Pas5I 81
NORWICH LINE -,... 49,, 49,. ,,-,.... 49,
80 "a N.w ouGon--ieamers Per No. ~ North
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WANTED.-A trained teJeser in k,nder-
w garten eth partner stant .
" oertuan preferred Address WARD 400
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ynsirnriicn.
rcr Bows and Young Men-City.

1--WE SCHOOL in LIVE CIT1.-Pack-
a snrs business college 500 Rroadway VIII re9pen on
Scin n arrange during August have tne best chance
tnose ssrs be gin October send for The story of q
1--we Se.o0L -
.pyOLD SCHOOL, 30 East 46th-st. c. A.
NIII,S A. NJ, PTneipal-For circulars or information
sspy Nr MILES, at Bra,leooIo VI, IN ssp, !,
:. pTVI7R II. CUTLER'S CLASS FOR BOYS.
r, cssS A. designed prepare boys thoroughly for
~ Colleges There sections, senior
INC wSor au each secon l. limited 90 dozen pupils. ran
t<rn begins stplclo - ,. o. pru,-p IT crrrrrp
further particulars afpv 10 AEIU X II CULLEN
-. "a, "a eel % ST.. after septic nhcr IA.
% President ChaTl " Eliot Harvard College
H'N' President james McC0sh. Princeton College
pf e.. < Arnew. New. York CITY.
lciiy N. Alexander ESQ. New York tliv.
Francs .. French. ESQ NewNors city.
Oivei Hartman, esq New.lOrk City
Alfred NJ. ncyt esQ. New YORK cry
William Kemp esq. View York; lty
William Il. Lee esq. New OK Clty
William II. Osborn. esd View. \ OK CIV
Henry T.. Pgiew. ESQ. NsN-Gork Guy.
GeOrer II. Sarcrni. 90. New \ OIh CIV
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-27
ITO PHILADELPHIA,
u PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD

r.r orn.rsT,B1IsHED ROUTE AND SHORT LINE
ihh BETWfES
NETWORK AND PHILADELPHIA.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-27
NEsW-YYORK AND LONG BRANCH DIyl-
FREEHOLD AND XhW-YORK RAILWAY

a
4. j.l3. y o. . . 80 49, -
Anew JERSEY SOUTHERN RAILWAY.
~ BAY ROUrE-F0r Highlands. Belle vue, seaorID1
Monmouth Beach Aauucvie. Long Branch. ocean rove
A,bury PARK, Curt Poat Pleasant Toms ayer barns
cave Sew ORR loot Liberty ST. G. 02) 1918 H., 40
34j. 3
SUNDAYS-9.3Oa a. for Long Branch.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-27
STEAMBOATS, au0 Railroads.
DREW

LBANY BOATs-PEOPLE'S LINE. DREW
and Y ~ cave Pier 81. North Rvef TO-. ,qga ..
sunday morning " eSccptsD with y" trains SorS West
Excursion to Albany and re,gr3 aooS 30 days 81
ALBANY DAY BOATS-ALBANY and
street Pier $50 and 2itst at am '8 coslyu BY Anaex
co Sns Rnn SyasS F Mf' P MaascR
up y Down SnT a az weTt az e Wv r Sn" WITH
19c 40 o IN IRAN on tne o NGr p ,o w e
OF coupons goot on the Hudson River r. h received for pas
sa."i 7fHIlAL x IN- 10 an LON SAltA it'A
CENTRAL RAILROAD Or NEW-JERSEY
~ Ferry station 81 New York loot ~ l. bertysi 80.
Ferry sailon IN Brooklyn foot OF Futo3-st. JeWei'
commenclnE June Il. IssO-Leave YevYork foot Of Lib
$50 a. m.For aston Bethlehem. WIND Cen Nauch
Chunk. Iauiiuend Duton, Upper Lebish Wnkesbarfe'
7;i5 a., m,tor Pennington. p Z. anl Western R. r..
a For -cnool.y's Mountain. li!ah frdge Brancn.
Ianve Wdlamspo't Tanalua Diiiiol. Nanucoke. Upper
Io:3oa NJ For Sonerville FIem.ngton ETC.
M. For enlnkton, hasion Allentown. Reading, Har'
5o ~ foT Fcriuzi'n. Eas'on. Eetlehem, Wind Gan.
Mluc Cluas. Tamaqua. Dr'on WiisesOarre. scranton.
40 n. m-ror scnooeys Riga Bridge Branch
20 m For someryilie, Pennington. etc
$3.50 d. For Laiton. Lack West r. r.. Allen
town. Keadng Harrisburg Mlucn chunk. WiiScsbarre
For EE.2a5sS.Hi5:5o o:l5. o. 75 7.i5,s 30 $50
SO 4lj 40, A. 5l1, j:3 5tj, q. 0:l1 $50 6ij.
i ;Iy' 80 .o, Dr. i ei 4 m, m for Bound Brook
and mteTmcfate stations al $50 Tor EastJn Alien
town, liar i-burg amt the " est - 80 s.,- s,- q -
Newars At 5;ij. 6:l9 1lo 90 - 10 ~ gi5
30 D. iU:2I 10 a. l.. 2 s. $50 l. t:jp D o5O.
5.f5. g. G:l5 $50 7l5 sis. 9l5, l"l3 !l:l5. ~ N
For tIaHs local points SIC ime IROies at s1atlis .
Inats of the Brooklyn and Ere Annex make coDnee i0as
Jersey CIV ion and rom Br0uklyn aud Erie Depot
jersey civ. ....~.. ..,,-,
NETWORK AND LONG BRANCH DlNI-
IN SION
ALL RAIL LINE for Perth Amboy, south Am5oy, MAJ
awan Ktvport Hazet Mdd etou. Red BanS Lille >V'r
p auchi orr. Branch. Theron, nea Beach Oceiu
Grove AsbuTy PARK. ocean Bench Sprne Lake, sea Crit
Point Pleasant Toms River Barno cat. Atuuc CITY etc
Me- f-l -
a. m. 80 3 30. T., .: b. 81. N.
For Atlantic city 1850 p IA.
FREEHOLD AND NEW-YORK RAILWAY
Leave loot Of Lberiy Tor Freehold at 7:i5 1l:j a.
4 BID. y y. M.
Anew JERSEY SOUTHERN RAILWAY.
~ BAY ROUrE-For Highlands Bellevue. seaorlanI
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rufcII VALLEY RAILROAD

-~FNGER TRAINS. on an after June l. LSSt WI
eaVe ,.tofs .ald sut eDrssrs-st-, az ny IA.
d. m and $40 p IN. Ter taston. Bethlehem AlealIgn,
tduk. Wa cSbrre. lONaftfa, W,vcriy,
i,oTr. Geneva LYONS BuGaO aG the West Pullman sleep
Ing coac'.,s attached 10 $50 y m. Aln. o., -,
Trains leavngat lao a. N. ara p "a. '"n"eS' 'o' 90
uonis in NJ aAauov and II azrt0n ~ al regions
F BNiNGlON. ptht "a f.lor'Ii-et n s'..'
General astern Office Chi \ ari Nortla1' -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-27

MURRAY I'LL INSTITUTE,
w Nc / WEST 59I ST. Preparatory school for
,se Ill g. bus moss wa PRIMARY Department. opens ia
seventeenth year september % References The President
and senior Professors Yale College aud many OF our best
- -.-..n.. LnsLPH D. d L IL pnnelDA.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-27

DOUBLE TRACK. THE MOST IMPRoXED hoIIP
uENT AND THE FASTEST TIME CONSISTENT
WITH ABSOLUTE SAFETY
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-27

A FALL RIVER LINE

"A. FOR BOSTON N TIE EA9r e.,
Z no bes; cwp0r, bos.on, Ncw ~ ~ fa,sf.
burs T0wcll Matthias NLeya0u. Nsatnc3t, White Noun
fainS M Desert Portland BlugOr John y b. haIs1,
AMI al pr1nclDa cities "a innd ahd sea shofe fssotA
OF New tngi4nd dl the pr Jgllce% ., ..,,r,.,,.
TIE NAM 0Th PALACE HIssA Hhi.s
BRISTOL an PkONl kHCE -
Leave NewYOgk dmv Is iniay- lncincr rom iler y.
r., foot OF MurTayst- a. $3.50 p m eV" Di"AS z, "a.
civ o:-O D. VIA Annex utSts p.-i'
M-NADk ttJN evening ~ Inc sp4on-
did bands acd orcl-sras het 10 these seamcrs
FULL NtGlIT- RESI-. ,..
bofyyeeu Now YORK anj Fall River.
Special train seam-r ~ha7. Fol HiVrr az A pa.
(lionCays cxCeD ed tie steamer VIII ipucI NJ Ne~
arriving Newport ~ o:iO IN rive morning uaAns
FALL RIVER To BOSTON. ,.,
Tickets stateroCms c;c boob aimed IN EeF-tork
2U7 2Sy .6l iul II. 81. 80 81. ant ,- Bla1 Wy,
Broadway l.. and AZ ~ p.nc, 20 hotels fa,sief 20,
ticket Offices. al Ire DFtlCt Dt IttH Line - lhs
PIER ana steamers Noe. tld t"nrt-si ana A
Annex ofcc. Brook VI JERSEY cosi0n, az ~.
Old state Oid Ccony Depot 50 zoo FALL
KINEKlINt g. o. iOt r. tIu N tk-lpNN.
GEO. !. CBNNNk. General PasseuEer Agent
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STOYlNGToN LINE.-For Boston aud all

steamer sTD NGTON leaves TuesG1y- Thursdays aud
-,tir,, and the stoiGi-r STATE or ~ YOkhnn don
dsv. Wcdnes,avs sud FRIDAYS PIER 49, SOrtl kisor
foot OF Jayst n D. m iimted tickets "a BO~T(S
80 T.. wa ans nr GOOD ONLY or The dN aHd trp iOr
yrra epsciAed on their lace i''kn
taken lowest current rttes d. > bAb~oSN'FS S
" x ~ a.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-27

PREACHERS supplied to schools aud ianllle
L without charge. Mas FLOHE NCk FITCH. EDCCA
TIONALB UHEAU. y nion.squafe basrneit
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-27

TIVE UNION TEACHERS AGENCl pro-
for schools, hslps teachers III obtaining
postous dc. fur further Information addreH
A. lONELL IS CO. y .Ord.st NeW-l ork
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-27

NIkCULARS of Good SCHOOL,. with intelli-
u rent acyice. free to parents. sChERhhHHoIiN' 80
East HIST
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CADY & WALWORTTS BUSINESS COL

SOUTHWEST CORNER UNION SQUARE
Nav Se.ol rs0pens september st Evenng sessions Mon
Az Orfoci m This scAoo Prepares students ioi business
~ The hest manner ami reasonable rates: BooSkeepng
arithmetic sp0ueence. lnClFdGA INSTRUCTION
~ Clrtul free.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-27

SNANTED.-A gentleman pupil who speaks
w hnglls spanish tetch spanish two hours dhy
hange for nan BOARD and tuition IN nlst ,iss
boarding school, Address PRIN IPAL. 10 spruce St. New
\ Ct,y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-27

MANY skilled teachers wanted from many
w cecnns Snnio pa ticulars in saturdays Tribune.
J. " sciEHMERHORN, secretary American school Inst'
~. m at IN Il ~ YORK.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-27

TEACHER. A lady of experience, able to
l teach Ulgner English Mathematics Latin German
and F on wishes position hshest references Address
n |. c., Philadelphia + O.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-27

r!'EACHERS and GOVERNESSES supplied
4 Tor .hnos and families by Young WOMEN'S CHl.lo-
TIAN HSSNCIATIDS East i5th st. without charge
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-27

rn.rvs EACH WAY DAILY. EXCEPT SUNDAY: 3
- nHpnrs IN PHILADELPHIA. 2 ~ NEM.YOKK.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-27

"a ANTED.-A lady pupil 20 teach c9nlnon
w English TWO hnurs dsy. first cias, Boarding
School % exchange fr fAlscIarcrs Of her Tor
and tn sciences, ma hens les pai
AID vocal culture Address LION BON of2
sew YORK
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-27

DINCKNEY'S AGENCY FOR SCHOOLS
i AND TEACHERS.-The attention Of PRINCIPALS and
managers schools invited large list o superior
r. COTEs WORTH PINCkNEY,
Domestic BdidIng.
RrnalMaY "A Oh 81. \ Y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-27
WHITE MOUNTAINS.

Az II I = NIULN -fI-N'''
ON and after June ~ DIEECr CONNECTION Will b
~ ~ THE GREAT PROVIDENCE LINE.
PARLOR CARS leaving the steamer landing AZ FO1
POINT MHAaF, vdVscc, NJ 900 A. NJ, VAL
RUN IHROUOu ~ FABTAS HOUSE AND
AL. PRINCIPAL WHITE MOI MAIN POlSfS " IIH
CHANGE.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-27

Of TO SARATOGA and RETURN; IS 10
~ + Lake George and Iyturn Tickets good for the
ssa>oa Troy BuAIS slTII W Ii r.. Now steamers
SARATOGA and CITY OF TROY leave DAILY 'eS ops
saturday. Ter No 80 lnewNo AL Notth
RIVER LEROY connecting AT Troy VIII morning
trains l.r SAikATOGA and ALL RESORTS MOTH sa :.
rooms secured at NJ V4i bruaGway New YORK and No
COdrLst, EG0ukNn.
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Eau Schools
cdcner5.

AMERICAN and FOREIGN TEACH kRo
~ AGENCY supplies Colleges. schools and Families Win
thoroughly competent Piofessr PRINCIPALS ana
country proinpy sult-t VIVA
snnerGr fntTs or GOyernesses call address MISS NJ J.
YOUNG AMERICAN and ForsgD Teachers Agency 20 Union
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SATURDAY, OCTOBER 16. 1880
BOOKS, STATIONERY, etc.
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OULPHIrE Of LIME. b valuable article to
y arrest fermentation in CIDER and 10 preserve
S 10 Sn;ant for one bsrrel Of cider. Sold by
.ana3 i, s, LEADBEArER 3 BIO.
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new styles.
Scrap Books an endless variety.
Gold Pens snd Pencils fine Leather Goods
snd everything else usually found in . book and
stationary store Goods bought for cash and
will be sold st pr,ces which deiy competition:
sep6 GEO E. FkENCd'
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-10-16
DRY GOODS.

NALL AND WINTER DRY GOODS.
ID Friday, Sept. l7th !soo.
We call special attention to g5ea' 'ssaHIs ma snd ID
choice Fall Goods opening TINS S 6sys: en- sHu
see them. ". T. "HHSH
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-10-16

IANNEY'SFEhTI hlZlNG CaEMlCAL5
- The for uis given below ls based upon an
experience of many years, and is well adapted
to either Wheat oG5n; IHi. Potatoes OF TOBACCO
200 lbs Pure Dissolved slaughter House Bones,
100 lbs Sulphste Pots.hi
35 lns Sulphate Magnesis,
Is BIS Sulphate Ammonia.
Price Sl0 For 1se the above formula should be
mixed with sufi ,ient dry muck. decsyed vegets-
Bile matter, or stable manure to make one ton IN
weight. The compost may be used Immediately
after mixing, bu it is improved by being allow
ed to remain some days under shelter, IN order
that the bone and chemicals may thoroughly
commingle and psrvsde the msss. Apply oy
means of drill from zoo to 3OO pounds to tue
acre. The above price is net cash for the for.
mula delivered free on board the cars or steam.
~ - JANNEY & co,
sep 16 Nos. 70 and l52 King street.
CTERL BARB FENCING WIRE AND
- STAPLRS-Just received at 88 King ST.,
corner of Royal, Alexsndris. W.. supply Of
BURNELGS PATENT FOUR POINTED
BARB WIRE for fencing, made of steel direct
from The ore, and running l5 feet to the pound;
also Staples for use with same, running S0 to the
pound. Please call and examine st " King et.;
on the corner of Royal street Wholesale and
sep seplo ~" pJ j. T. CREIGHTON & SON.
HEADQUARTERS FOB BLACK CASH
h MERES.
Black Goods Specially.
We have lust received and offer the best stock
Of Black French Csshmeres we have ever
brought to this market These goods are of the
best makes and known reputation, and we war
rant every piece; also full line of B.seS CASH
mere Snawis, superior quality and very cheap.
u. E. BRASHEAR,
oct6 119 King st T., Alexandra, Va.
NOOPERS' AIDES AND WING
~ KNIVES; also small Chopping Axes, such
ssived and for sale at 88 King street, corner of
hoysl street, Ale1sndrisy Va.
oct7 J. T. ORBIGHTON & SON.
uOMINY AND BEANS for sale at
d J, @. MILBURN'S,
oct7 l9 n. Royal st.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-10-16
BOOTS AND sHOES.
II,E .aRE WOW IN rRECEIPT OF d'fD
Opening Daily
OUR FAIL STOCK OF
BOOTS AND SHOES

selected In person from the best manufacturers
and with view especially to meet the wants OF
the Virginia and Maryland trade TOR this coming
season.
no, ITO kI.1'G ST., ,aLEI8.fDRIa,t w.
Our stock is now in, and never was more com.
plete in every respect than at present Almost
every desirable style of
BOOTS AND SHOES
FOR LADIES', GENTS,
MISSES and CHILDREN'S
wear can found in our stor ; and rs TOR prices
and quality they canr OF be beat
We can convr ca you that you will save mon
ey if you buy your Boots and Sho:s from u.s.
The best line of Ladies', Misses and ChildFen's
Boots and Shoes exhibited for years. Examine
the quality and prices.
A large stock of Heavy BOOTS and SHOES
suitable for farmers and planters.
Our BEST FRENCH KIP BOOTY, Dater-
proof, cannot be surpassed for duraolllty; tae
best Boot in the country for farmer.
w COUNTRY MERCHANTS will fl I'd II
to their advantage to examine our STOCK from
which equally good selections can be MADE 81
prices that will compare fsvorably with those OF
the Northern cities.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-10-16

y AIDES KIDGLOVES, and 3 buttons !;
- every pair warranted ,,,1n,p
Daily Republican., 1880-01-31

ments TO the Psnns Globe Gas-light Co.,
ceased on the first Of November which
leaves about $3.50 dus that company
and q total Of s6,07l.2s due both com
panies at the commencement Of the pre-
sent fiscal year.
1t only cssts the city Of Reading dur
ing the last fiscal year $6, 6sl. so for gas
and the nsptha furnished by the Pen.
nsylvania Globe Gas-ligbt Company.
We learn two things from the annual
city statement. One ia that it costs
%, ,777.O6 more for gas for Wilmington
than It does for Reading aud another
is that the Lamp Committee ofthe City
Council Of Wilmington has floating
debt or deficiency for last year Of co.
O71.2S, which will have to DO met this
year.