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The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1880-11-04
FROM NEW ORLEANS.
Editors Exchange:

Editors Exchange:
Thinking that perhaps a few lines
from the South would be interesting
to the readers Of the EXCHANGE, /
will endeavor to give you some idea
Of its surroundings. and few Of the
things We have seen during our trip
here. First, in going into the city
from the North We gaze cut upon the
beautiful waters ef Laks Pontchas-
train. To look at this lake one would
think there was no ending to it, for
in the far distant horizon you can see
the beautiful blue sky, lowering as it
were, to the waters edge. When We
arrive ct the depot, We then go up Ca
rondelet street until we get to the St.
Charles Hotel, which is almost in the
center Of the city; from there We 60
up Gravier until VS. reach Canal. On
entering Canal we have the pleasure
Of gazing upon the statue of the once
powerful Henry Clay. On our last
trip, in company with friend, We
went around to the banks of the Mis-
sissippi. After seeing one ship un-
loaded We walked up a short distance
and had the pleasure of seeing one or
two steamers bound for Liverpool.
From here We went to the French
Market, where you can see all kinds
of game, vegetables. &c. We then
took in the U. S. Mint, and when we
arrived there we knew not how to get
into the building. Finally we enter
ed a large gate ca the west side, but
soon found we were wrong, by gen.
tlemsn coming very fast towards US
with large cane in his hand, and then
retraced our steps about ss fast as we
went in; by then going to another
gate we went in, then up winding
fight of stairs. there we found a very
pleasant gentleman ready to show US
around the building. After register
ing our names we took in the building.
After seeing several departments we
came to where the silver dollar is
made. We were somewhat surprised
on seeing that they manufactured one
dollar every second. Aftor leaving
the mint for oSr boarding house, We
concludei to 60 by the jackson Park
[ think this Is the most beautiful
place in Tie city, and in which Is
standing tie statue Of the gallant he
70, Andrew jackson, looking as tho
be was monarch CT all he surveyed.
Around this park is growing those de-
licious fruits, oranges and bananas.
Here feeling rather fatigued with our
journey, we left for home, where we
gently slept until time to take our
departure from the city. After leav-
ing We glided through the states Of
Lsuiiana and Mississippi. until we
came to old Tennessee, which name
sounds sweeter to NE than all others.
Il is indeed quite pleasure when We
get to Milan to see many familiar ia,
oes standing around the Southern Pa
eifc, whom We were once with, but
regret now that our dates have call
ed ps from them. True, We are sepa-
rated, but / sssure you they shall not
pass from oar memory. And now in
conclusion, for | fear your readers will
get weary wilh this letter, We would
say that the sunny breezes of the
South are very pleasant, but not like
the old state of tennessee, the home
of our childhood, where friends around
US gather. W..
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1880-11-04
LITTLE BRIGHT EYES.
BT VIZ. vATsoEa

lInscTihsd to Miss Maggie WI
Little Bright Kyss. an lonely
AsI wander far from yoa,
And miss thy tender glanoss
As the roses miss the dew.
In the eve when tHilight's falling
And the moonlight decks the see,
Then NY heart, tired Of its rOamings,
Wanders back to lsvs and thee.
Little Bright Eyes, an thinking
FoDdly still Of home and thee;
Of ftke meadow and the krooklst
And that dear old willow-tres,
Where we sat beneath its branches
At the close Of sveatids.
And twas there. as you remember
First won you as my bride.
Little Bright Eyes, o believe me.
Where soevsr I may turn
To the nerthward, or the Eouthwsre,
Where the suHs Of India burn,
In the desert, lsns and dreary,
On the ocsaa, deep and blue
Still nv heart. with ell its ysarzins.
Is ever farming. love. to you.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-01-30
sineer sewtn~ Machipe..

". P. HASKELL has been appointed agent
for the celebrated Singer Sewing Machines for
Eureka county. A large invoice Of machines
and fixtures has just arrived. These are the
only genuine Singer Machines now offered for
sale In this market.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-01-30

ETVHE REGULAR MEETINGS OF THE
i American Labor Union will be held at
Armory Hall. on THURSDAY EVENING Of
each week. Any person desiring information
in regsrd to the Union. can obtain the same by
apply ying to the secretary, at Armory Hall, be-
tween the hours of and O'Clock p. NJ. daily.
A. @. BISHOP. President.
A. NJ. CAMPBELL, Secretary. apl7-tf
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-01-30

BEATIFIC LODGE, NO. =, k. OF p,
MEETS EACH FRIDAY OF EVERY
IN month, at 7 80 O'Clock P. NJ, at its Castle
Hall, in Odd Fellows building.
All Brotl er knights, In good standing, are
fraternally invited to attend such meetings.
@. L. BROY, O. @
H. B. McKIE, x. of R. and s.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-01-30

watches, Jewelry and Clocks ae
paired.
II you want to have your watches and Jew.
elry repaired in . workmanlike manner, 10 10
P. Steler's jewelry store, two doors above the
White Pine County Bank, Main street, All
work warranted.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-01-30
RED MEN .

WyINNEMUCcA TRIBE. NO. 9. IMPROVED
w Order Of Red Men, hold regular coun-
ellis at Masonic Hall on the third sleep Of every
seven suns, at the seventh run. thirtieth breath.
Sojourning braves, warriors snd chiefs, are
cordially invited to meet in council.
r. NJ. BEATTY, Sachem.
MAX JACOBS, Chief of Record. al
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-01-30
ATTENTION. EvERYBODYi
Having purchased the entire interest of
w. HI. ClaFk's Mercant,le Huuaness.
am now prepared to furnish
ALL KINDS OF GOODS
AZ Prices ~ Low ~ the Lowest.
By prompt attention to business sccommo.
dating clerks. good goods, low prices,
SOLICIT TRADE FROM AL.
Try me, and Ne Satisfied.
F.w. CLUTR.
Eureka, September 1. 1879. q
CELEBRATED WEBER PIANOS
AND
Estey Organs.

Sherman, Hyde Co., San Francisco. Pacific
Coast Agents.
instruments sold on the installmsnt plan.
Weber Pianos, by all great musicians, are con-
sidered the best and most durAble
One only buys Piano in . life time, therefore
get the best, the best is the cheapest, Al.
ways.
Prof. VIM. Plumhon. Local Agent, Eureka,
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-01-30
NOTICE.

nURING MY ABSENCE IN THE EAST, I
IL have appointed Mr.. J. s. whitton as my
agent. who has full power to transact any and
all business for me- J. H. ALDERsON
Eureka, New. January 8, 1880. tan7 am
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-01-30
NOTICE.

DARTIEs WHO HOLD STOCK IN THE
Il Northwestern Consolidated Mining Com
pany are requested to leave It at the once of
the Eureka Hall Company. when II will be re-
fact that all the books of the company were de-
stroyed in the fre.
g, j. sCANLAND, Secretary.
Eureka, December ~, 1879. dc26-lm
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-01-30

Notice.
II you have fne or complicated wak.
or any other delicate and intricate piece OF
mechanism needing repairs, 60 to
EDW. WILHELM.
Chronometer, watch and clockmaker, one door
north Of Meyers Franklin, Main street.
All work warranted to give perfect sstisfsc-
tton or positively no charge. a.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-01-30
NOTICE.

A IL PERSONS KNOWING THEMSELVES
N indebted to A. w. Campbell, are request.
cd to make immediate payment and ssye pay
ing costs. A. W. CAMPBELL.
Eureka. January 7. 1850. JAMS
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-01-30
watches ana Jewelry.

If you want your nne watches repaired in
the best manner and guaranteed for one year to
keep correct time, go to Straus' Jewelry Store
below the Parker House. les
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-01-30

MOUNTAINLODGE NO. 27.I. o. o. f.,
MEET EVERY SATURDAY EVENING AT
Nl Odd Fellows Hall, at O'clock. All
members of the order, in good standing. are in.
vited to attend r. DoAK, N. @.
JAS. w. SMITH, Secretary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-12
NOTES ON EDUCATION.

Rn6a,o County. Nebraska, Is 10 have new sch"o'
Of high crate. which will he under the controi OF
tire Hlltsts.
The Ncw.OIlcans schools remain in m's'iaoe
<o-aitton as 10 finances. The CITY is endeav,I,'L
,o .ut.ac the schools at IN expense a. d0V"'"V' d"
wear when us income IS only T20o.oc'.
TIE Valvcrsity Of Tennessee is 70 have an Ayr
crl.nral liall. the cornerstone OF which ha; Jnst
iren lqic. HE arricUl!Uga! depar'mcn' vi ''0
1ToiveYs..v is 60 be- cX ended ard improved
Tu, University Of D,ovcr hos iast been incofro
rated and the Rev. David H. Moore has been elected
chancellor. He is alse president Of Colorado Nein-
inary The prospects Cf the now university are
said 10 he CucOurag ug.
The city superintendent Of Lancaster IenA'' NaS
.rr,ucsd q new course OF study FOR TIE primary
grades. and in il has introduced HooEcTs Chill, e
Hook Of Nature ~ a pleasant SuDSItul" Iof m
ordinary reader. The first tex hook OF Se"GfaviN
he wisncs to usc first reading book also 50 in2I
its language may become familiar anu ihtcHlElDc
before II is committed to memory.
There are Indications that the Quincy improve
mcuts nre 10 he introduced IN :ir schools q That
energetic region the Ear West before they make
their way into the Eastern schools not Influenced
nv Cclnnei Pafkers presence. IL Is encouraging To
see that the newest civilization ~ tins coun'ry Is
Leciuning rightly. and viii have fewer biund'rs 10
correct than those older States which are IN the
bonIs OF rcd-tape - regards the Scao'l system.
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NCCrO GT0 Rooms

East SIDE.
! ROARD.-Au unuNdly handsome second
at' saaa S s5rr ~ I s ay o ~ Lexington
i AEGE AIRY ROOMS wlh god board at
e 60 per Heck, a. 22t Eist j-ist
! ARGE anl hcaulul furnished bacl, parlor,
II with closets and library ho; and cod water ~H'tHo
yi'faat Gaoi rfya,< iaaiy. sa-si near aiarr AVE. VI
NEAR UNION sQUARE.-LIIgc front room
M r @lh g a,. Mr.. 81, , r' n a,, y ! l ,
furn sacd ro"a.a. ioo TAI I.tnsi
DARTlEo suif. l;as with mental or nervous
private ianniy. 4d.F's. LZFGilE,6i ffCase upio%a
~ EAST 22D-ST.--Funi,hcd rooms, with
~ EAST 20 h-st-Room- ca suite, or sinl,,y;
loo- 5o ser1e desired eic! %%
lIS EAST 23!-Sr.-NlIs. f. II. jenkins Is
~ rr-pared Tor barriers and viii accommodate Elk
IL 1 EAST 40fH-ST., one door from Lex
- ngi"nase 10 t' nice Ia! ni-hcd room with large
closet 10 gentleman IA strictly private family.
West Side.
7 ARGE and handsomely furnished rooms en-
suite siaGy hail rooms Tor gentlemen private
table required 40 We-t 2stI II.
'E'O LEA very peasant, large front room
to two geHtemen single beds gas &C.: references re.
can ri r ili' JXIfs rr9Th&a ''' ''1''' Hs"f
ri VEST 26!h-s1t:.,EIegapty furnished
ea t o. si,a So''R G t n'' ' parties 'f''A
"a WEST l0th-St. near 5th-ave. Desirable
cord sor5 ront ana o'hsr roonls win excellent
az WEST 33D-ST Elegantly furnished
chB will board - reduced simmer pticcs large
AMI IN III rooms References exchanged.
Board and Rooms Waatsi
NHANTRD.--Suite of four furn red rooms
arond tiri floor; private table betwera Wavcry
Place Al jta 20 itA All Gflaycs. AddI h., Mer.
eaRt.c sale De .sit Co.. ~ Broadway.
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80 Norrstrfn Penn. begins september II patr"nIeu
taliUC Their thOTplGy prepared
az fG business address JOHN " LOCli Pa
H.. Prln lra'.
&. .bfsN PAYS for BOARD and TUITION
tPeoN}O school year IN Or Warnings NEtary H'nl
ina school POughsccVSc y. T. Mhfc tomas low, 'Hc
% rst adc send Tor c1ars with rcI rchcc'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-12
MINES AND MINING.
WEDNESDAY. Aug. ll-r.

WEDNESDAY, Aug. IL "
The tone Of the dealings in mining stocks to-u"S
showed further Improvement, without however
any material general advances in prices. ChiYso-
lite rose from 7is TO 77s and closed at 7'2. Ltte
| Chief however after selling az 5lt WAS wcaHer'
AID ended At 400 against ) yesterday Son'h hle
vas 10 cents higher at 1.15, Climax Sold at I'So
TX dividend, and Annie was largely dealt IN at I"~
40 and ct SO buyer thirty days. Little Pittsour9
vas dali nc 112. Central Arizona was less active
than it has been of late. and declined from 1912 TO
93t01O Hukiil is attracting more attention. bnt
the trading IN j. develops good deal Of f"vcrish-
ness. The salcsto-day were made between ]. 30 ana
Las. il dropping 10 100 after being 10 ana
closing with sales at 40 buyer ten
DAYS Green Mountain firm az
usual with sales ~ 3i2 regular ana 3'J2
huycr 10 day-, and RISING sun was ~ demand at
I 30 regular ana 90 bnyur 80 ana go day.. I T.
solidated virginia was 10 cents higher ~ "a, ana
CallfoTnin sold at 1.9J Barbee q Walker Huchi-
ated between 47s ana l's, closing at ne hiHneS'
figure the same AZ last evening. Battle Creek was
Il lower Mt !, ard silver Nugget . cents lover ~
13j. Columbia Consolidated fell TO BIO. Among
the fancies Calavtras was active and rose from AZ
20 60 finally closing at %. Great Eastern rose
from 30 20 -. Gold Placer was firm ri Ol, Aoos"
rose 10 a. a So and DuTangO WIS steady AT ~, Ms
also was Buckeve at 30. GOOd,law was cents
lower at 1fJ. We note sales OF horn SILVER u,
1912, Silver Cliff at 4l204.0O Mexican at - ana
OphIr ~ 7ls07l2. -.
'fhe Rus ug san Mining Company has declared us
second d vidend for Jnly1 OF cents per share.
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.gcoxp cut-12:3o O'Clock p. ".
rpY rt.aamAru TO raa rnlnuNE.I

| SAN FrsNCIsco. Aug. 1l.-.'vidcrce that old
operators are again ehicr'n- the lnashct was syWl
! today in a movement Of Gold Hut shares. work
| IN the lower levels # Yellow JACKET, Bc.cher and
| OTHER MINES m that locality Is to b. pose
cut,d ener9etlcally az oacr he bullion Te-
ceipts Tor past week wore Con. Virginia, %is 400;
! Eurrra Con-. tJJ.G"3 Standard. T3l,Z34;
| northern Belle. $31,51o; Western Contention
! $z5.4IO: MONDAY. S5.N73: Gold I'm Idaho.
~ i.620: Grand Pre-. 20. 100 No.ih Bel Isle.
5000; Navajo, $4,000; BVdie, $G,9Gl; star,
$40.
latest assessments Bcchtc and Maryland Com
So ,.ated earn - cents: Booker. - cents Ad-
de.da and Aurora each 10 cents cold and Curry,
ITtpylirr. Co... Aug. 11.-W. 8. Wards full
report on Calyso,e 60. 5 forward today. The mine
!, looking mncd better, The average daily Outpat
betug eighty tons ana tn" net value $50 per ton
NLuaqer Reyes leaves Cor san Francisco tomorrow
on account of the sickness 0i his VIE. The Smng-
girr agan-t Robinson SUIT Is now being heard at
b. CEcnridgc.
ing operations south on tie 5000 level, and Las
strnck hne body of quatz, 6ut of low grade.
Sierra Nevada ~ running north on the 1000 lowell.
ore struck bv the diamond drlll. which
has been IAN north end west An
upsiisc ,5 also to BE- made in the ere body struck
ou tho 900 level loo i"r- north OK me incsiHe.
Savage has successfully bu khcadrd AGAINST lowing
water from incline ana on thc - 400 level, leav
inc ID lar and POtOsi nee 10 continue prospecting
Culc,G0, Auq. IA special from Red Rock.
Aroma, gives t.:r bulOa valued, ore ol the dumps
- bunker liii. allFT EbiEc ana hsbel MINES AT
5000. he Valley Forge Company nave discOv-
cred carbonatcs. md viii at once cfcrt snclter
S-xtv-tw0 bars of bullion. valued al 1924. i79 So,
were received IA this city hom the m mes erdav.
Little Chief shipped 80 tons on Monday and
Tuesday.
Ame shipped II tons. valued at 1880, on iues-
day. There Is no chang IN the mine.
Chrt,olite shipped 90 tons 10 smeltcrs on Tues
dd,.
Mack Moyrs. running five stamps is turning out
an average Of about one bar. valued AZ LOO, per
day.
The American Mining Stok Exchange has added
the following companies 10 rs lst and they VIII
hereafter be regularly reported: Ala
Montana, Alice, Bi.sck, Breeze, Bull
Domingo Bald Mouut:in. Dundarberq,
Dnnkin Bonanza Chief. Central Arizona, Eureka
Con. Father de Smet, Crest Eastern. GoOdshaw.
Home. AXE. IL Ocrna, Horn SILVER, Hcrshaw, La
Pala. Little iitsSnurg. Ontario SILVER islct. Red
Elephant and Robinson Consodated..
A visiting commItteeo. BoscO stockholders tele-
graphcd from Leadvic yesterday that they were
satisfied with the prospects of the mluc aud the
work already done.
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IN NEMORIAM.
GEORGE RIPLEY. LID.
TRIBUNE PUBLICATIONS.

" SALVAGE Will probably be reGUd'd n
- II the best novels that las appeacG "i ION
time The ri,te story clever dcViC IN l1gclns llt
and G6rNty worked NJ. IN This BOOK Robert BI0tcs pay
drawn inc bonanza pizc OF Tie s,so say Tie Plddelph
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NET. pLEA%ANT MILITARY ACADEMY,
VI 81. L-r ~. Al.-l ~. - LL.nL. E.LA EIA..
pHILLIps EXETER ACADEMY, EXETER

Classical Department prepares IS colleges that pet the
highest standard for admission.
Ergsh Department prepares for scientific schools and
English courses iu college.
members o. The Acadcnv who viii send their ad-
dress will receive copy Of the annual catalogue.
kCr ihfofuiat Oh apply TO
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- II = y IL ~
h Plo%EEk DI~ikICE PINAL cot ~ ). a 2 - !.
CAPITAL ST. -l,J0OOi'; Is lObOuU - ~t AI.l.-.
OFFICERS: earnest !. Dcs NarctS Prr,ai.u. y. /.
stock Exch3ne, G.. &. Murphy, NlcepTesiitIt lllej
= seaman, Secretary Treasurer B5'rd I.n tees-
Theodore " IlLsm- Vernon seaman. {. e. Ma t. y r.
Chew Il, John - Robertson. Financ.I Agcif i0re
Williams, ~. \. Mining Exchanged NO 3 Bro1 iw ' New
YORK. hcgstcr of Transfers New YORK 81 I.I trust
Company. Cugn cl--i bennington Neruam, No OBS Broad
way' New-NOrAi lon a. W. a.c. san Franc d, 81.
Mining suprra; ndcnt-F. ;. Benton.
OFFICE SO - BROADWAY, NEW-Y *
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Gt.p uGate0

kVANTfD.-Dru CLERK oil g,Id character
W anglo 80 'n.of az ci1i - eas' irtrug Ia Eoo'
t.uu' - t.I .hs On. work % csuItr; alt
socriH 'Hiv fiforf,f-rr-- grA stIte w?n;eL ar
u..s. 80 ...ii.Ai. &! L.a' OA =
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Q. I. aILLMoNf. Lou. CoI o. Ene.... I q
0Fncf OF rm NNAucAy nALwAy

OFF1Cr TIN AMERICAN RAILWAY =
Igri.,YEMESI CoArASY. 80 BiOahwaY. y. "
PROPOSALS VIII be received Ht th'> ONCE
i nni August 20, for the Clearing. Ora ias. bridging
structures, Ndttg ~ttons rhars lrAekaii,- .ii I's
q e Fir-t Div OF sew Orleans PcCIt galway,
extending ffum >hrcyepo. 20 IecOmpte al"d ~
also Brdg u the Atehafalsya kss Oh 40
second For Of az, plans, ''V-sF
aad a. information. apply 4. Ms ofnce. ,
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no IRON MANUFACTURERS.

J. OFFICF LiGHTiioCsE BnAHh !
WASHINGTON. -. c., Aug - t. .-'" ,,
SEALED PROPOSALS wii 20 received AZ ta- wee Di.
~ O'Clock Of thursday. tie 18th dsy % AGgh' ~ "'
furnishing materials and lILuT u all klnda ne l'i
the lettol o., the AetaNork Of screw pie ID hl''.
f,r Fort Point cohesion UtOot. Texas The s~a' 10 ~
delivered az Calves sion Texas .
Plane specicstOs, forms o. proposal aud OtneI I'ot"
ton. may DE Ob d'ued apple GtOn Ia TINS G.
The ught il reserved TO ,c, any or AL bids ad 20 "s'
defects JOIN no ~ .....,
AfmiFa, II. :. NAVY. a. 'ii ~
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yn5trnriion.
Fer Both scxes--OonrtrY.

NEW-JER>EY ST. SdA Ut MODEL SCHOOL
a boarding school cncng .SpSi.or advantage, both
laics and cett'can IN 81 ~; dernglTsnr; w
Boarding hn di7iucl ald s,pete bu gn rr 'nG '.iI
sen w No. y wHAeBaoycT PRINCIPAL.
NEWTON COLLEGIATE INSTITUTE, Eew-
msic- sHd sgic' cScSteinsy hcar exeglcn, govern;
81 rr hn.ers s,o year send or i,aloguc rein Oh
.ude'i. J. ~, Mei.ee LL9. Jude John A. rair. Jcr
sy chs. s. ~fHNENS. A. u.
pEDDiE institute. IIelistown. New-Jerscy.
-gotA -.xcs Fts for COLLEGE ios business Mg,ic
Panlng qua ha%ns sen ID every way o %It g me 10
NV, E ). AVERY. h. g. piacip,l.
DENNSYLyANN STATE COLLEGE.-Ad-
zee c"ar.cs Of study casscal -re6hdc and aarcait,l
rci we t,' TeT ioec Grss j%sr siioRri6GE
4. II. FREEDOM STATE Co'leae. rem.
NOCKLAND COLLEGE. Nyack, n. y
teplcia5% ~ scnd r,r new catalogue ". i6ANNIs
SEYMOUR SMTTHINsTITUTE Pine Plaina,
- y. Y-Thc Rev A. NkrffCf.. 4. NJ. Principal -Four
s sSiicm i'5'' H. H.. wy ~
Boagd AZ rniton, sIni-amualy II advance. +i20 Music
G,warthmorc College, near Philadelphia. Penn.
- -nder of rrieos both sexes admitted three col
lego oorscs-clascal, hciarg and soena.i 'Ge9helt
l. Maqil. ITcst sya.lmore College Delaware 90. =, ua.
tpIf,H A YEAR, BOARD and TUITION,
~ 4 ~ EPISCOPAL CIJOLs. Hlddonhed. y J.
Miscellaneous
A PPARATUS and FURNITURE Of all kinds
"a TO- schools Acadcmc'. Colleges and Hans send for
cata'cruc BAKER, PnATT e 90, 10 Brni-,t. y y
CNCfLARS Of Good Schools, with intclli-
V gent aovice. fIee To pacLt@. SCHEkMhKHOKN' 80
East itrst.
PARENTS il search Of schools for their
cicrcn Will ind catalogues ~ The Lest schops IN tie
cDrtry ~ the Office OF v SCIIiSCk 16 Broadway first
floor AMI from schools furnished 10 persons
wishing t. vis.t ct.ou ana infOruation.
uA'cc homS 10 lU:JO n mand to ~ m
DARFNTS in search Of schools for their
4 children VIII fni prOspectuses % the BEST In the
-.
PINCKNhY's SCHOOL AND COLLEGE DIRECTORY
FOX $50
Mailed fir postage. DC; AZ office FREE SPECIAL GAIA
LOCI I. OF the best schouls FURNISHED gia. -....
I. CDTt.SWOEIH IlNCkNEN,
for schools AMI ir ichrrs,
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GCHOOL Properties for sale or rent-NeW
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\ LIEN DODWORTH'S
a SCHOOL FOR DANCING
At his residence SO. GSI FINN -ve will be open on Satur
q $. October Ir
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UNITED SAFES ESGr>sEa OFHCE AMY q. UDNtl
NEW YORK. Aug 8. $50
IMPROVEMENT or THE ST. JOHNS
lvcI. ElOri aai the entrance 20 Cumbea.d -olnd
De Neeu FLORIDA and Georgia.
SEALED Pro OSAL~ IN duplicate. Addressed 10 tie
undersigned I'D Be received 7t tnt. Office unti j. '"A
uoCA, TIE 81! di % August, lssO ~ when iAo ali
place they viii be- oucued u ~, OF hidd' 'oi CON
strUctue jctes d tAe mOuh or tie ST John rive. go"
~ Cumberland Peel At-u
0ieofga Florida works vii. BE- et sl'fai'Y
the proposals therefor be submitted separate
euVeipVts.
specifications Instructions hiiers AMI blaHS pro
vo-a Ia may obtained AZ Office auphcl.tA - u
tc.dng b.dtel, q s. GIllNOHE
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,KS SYIVANrS EEEn..
For Both Sexes-CitY.

WAN NORMAN INSTITUTE
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<ept 80 fVg ipl information ALI send Tor circular
DIR. ana ME NAN NORMAN, PfiDefpaas.
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For Young LaGles-CountrY.

(uRCULARS OF Good Schools. with intelli-
~ gent advice. fee t. parents sChERhERIiOkN' 30