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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-04-25

From tho State Superintendent o.
Public instruction II IL asosrtaiusd tha,
the next semi annual appsrtionmsnt oil
school moneys to the counties will b
about $751; 900. The July spportion.
ment Of last year was 81. 200 10 round
numbers. The whole number Of school
children drawing money In the State,
according to the last census. 10 10. 1882.
Those who are interested to ind ouI
how much longer school can be kept
open on the incoming funds Of this year
san readily make the calculation.
Assessor Dunno has appointed as dep
utiss W. E. Copeland, Mark Feensy, W.
h. Ash. John Brady and P. R. Plank.
The gentlemen received their instrue.
tons this morning and began their
labor OF assessing. collecting poll.taIss.
eto. The polltsx receipts sent to Storey
county amount to 5000, $500 Of which
were turned over to the Assessor today.
The bsiling tanks are used at the
Yellow Jacket in combustion with the
pumps. This prevents the hosting OF
cages, etc., and IL IL the intention Of the
management to drain the nins entirely
before attempting to make repairs to the
underground workings. The water 10
now down to the $500 level. The shaft
10 $3.50 feet deep.
The Bslchsr and Imperial pumps are
now assisting the Yellow. Jacket in re.
ducing the water. The 1850 level Of the
Bslehsr has been entirely drained, and
this morning the water was two feet be-
low the cap Of the $500 level Of the yell
low Jacket. where, owing to the length
Of the drifts, there Is . large body OF
water.
The 'breskwster ridge placed In Main
street. Gold Hill. last winter. just below
the Catholic Church, has grown too
large snd 10 today being levslsd for the
convenience OF tssmstsrs. Gold Hill's
town officers are not slighiipg their duty.
even II their terms Of oflce will expire
in . few days.
The North Extension Utah Gold and
Silver Mining Company has incorporated
to operate In California and Nevada.
Capital stock. $40. 000. 900. Directors
]. Meyers, John w. Jefferson. ]. q.
Ksvansugh, O. Il. Redmond. and Victor
R~sssavre.
The game OF baseball yesterday bs.
tween the Yellow Jackets and Libsrtys
was won BY the latter BY . soors Of eleven
to ten. The game lasted about two
hours and . bali. Another game will
DO played next Sunday.
Achinau.u calling himself Long Kss
was arrested Saturday for psddling silk
hsndkerohiefs, lea and notions without
license. Justice Birmingham gave him
twenty days in the county jail.
Ban Francisco papers have the report
chat . new mine will b formed Of the
Segregated Bslchsr. Midss and 4 portion
of The Ovsrmsn, the stockholders In the
Mides and Ovsrman TO receive Q pro rata
OF the new stock.
The Exempt Firsman's Association Of
Virginia have sold part Of their cemetery
10 an undertaken for $500. The ground
was formerly known ~ part Of the ''sil.
YER Terrace" claim.
The sidewalk south Of the Fourth
Ward s~chool.house, and In front Of the
Chollsr ofioe. Virginia 10. sadly In need
OF repair. It 10 broken In places, lsav-
ing dangerous holes.
Qusry-who 10 the rich comssoeker
to b sued for breach Of promissf An
item 10 going the round Of the Nevada
press that such . suit will shortly be
brouQht,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-04-25
Meri,erisu. Company.

The engagement Of E. T. ststson and
company at Piper's Opera House, Wiz.
ginis. closed last night with the play Of
"Hsppy Valley. or the Golden Days Of
49," Although the engagement was
not q financial success. all admit who
witnessed tho performances Of this meri-
torious company that the fault was not
theirs. and that they deserved better
treatment. Their pieces wsrs well
played, and, even when the audience
was small. the advertised programme
was faithfully given. Mr.. Ststson 10 .
conscientious and painstaking actor and
manager, and 10 bound to succeed.
The company left Virginia this morn
ing on the . o'clock train for Reno.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-04-25
A Strong Car.
Reno Gazette, April "a.

The Southern Pacific road 10 getting
ont some new freight cars which are far
ahead Of anything in their line. They
are intended TO carry 20 tons instead oil
the usual load OF 10. They are massive
In all their parts. The sills are white
oak and Georgia pine. The journals
~ by So inches. The trucks are OF
angle iron with very heavy frame and
arch irons. They have double elliptic
springs, ~ inches wide. The trusses
are wrought iron. The ladders and han.
dies are convenient for the men, and for
safety and usefulness are far superior 10
those on most railroads. The managers
OF the Central and Southern spend more
money and take more pains TO make
their employees safe and comfortable than
any company 10 the United States
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-04-25
EASTERN DISPATCHES
Condition Of the Missouri Today.

Condition OF the Missouri To-Day.
COUNCIL BLuyrs. April 25.-Aftsr Q
continuous rise since Wednesday, the
Missouri river became stationary here
yesterday. The water in the OVERLOOKED
districts has been rising slowly all day.
and now covers more territory than ever.
the river being fully seven miles wide.
The worst, however. is thought to DO
past, and BY tomorrow It Is expected the
water will begin slowly TO recede: ies-
tsrdsy the river proper fell an inon;
which IL encouraging. Several hundred
water-bound passengers departed yes
terday, the outgoing trains starting from
q point several miles beyond the city
limits.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-04-25
The Bslchsr GeiaE 60 work IFS Lew
Grade Ore.

Engineers were yesterday put to work
at the Bsleher air shaft. and 1t 10 the in
tsn,ion Of that company TO work the
body Of low-grade ore that Mr.. Briggs
was working on contract. II will b
hois,sd to the surface through the
Crown Point and shipped to the Bruins.
wick mill. on the Carson river. Rumor
has 1t that 100 men will be put 10 work.
shortly.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-04-25
REfORr.
nan Fraacfseo Board.
rHIs

Tn MORNING.
3os Ophir. 7h.7A
SIS Mexican. 81. 9k, ~. ~
600 Gould 4 Curry. IN. tn
3s5 Best 4 Belcher. IAN, l2a
s65 California. I 80, Ia
Alto Savage, a., 4 80. 4 IS. 40, An
ass, co, 4 65. 30. ~, &40'
AGO. 4 40. 4 60
100 Con. Virginia. 2 co
$40 Chollar. 8 65. 3 10. 81, ) DO
$50 Hale 4 Norcross. 6A, ca
675 Crown Point. 2 10. 2 65. 2 go
$50 Yellow Jacket, 50, 81, 5k,6
1900 Imperial. zoe
A6O Kentuck, AZ
$50 Alpha, 4 10, &lb
100 Confidence. 4 05. 4 Is. 40
1910 Belcher. 2 80. 2 IS. 2 40. q 40 50
500 Sierra Nevada. l0b. II. III ia
liz
$50 Bullion. I so. IN. 1 20. 1 s5
c5 Utah,
$50 Exchequer. I 63
10 Seq. Belchsr. ~
COS 0verman. "a, so
1000 Justice. S5c. 500
SIS Alta. s IS. 3 40,
SOS Union Con-, 81. sS, sS.s<
$500 Julia, SOC
LOGO Caledonia. 60c. ESQ
SIS Silver Hill, 35c, SOC
$50 Challenge.
1850 New York. zoe, $50
50 Lady Washington. zoe
$50 Original Gold Hill. 400
410 -. q IA. Oh q as a an
ss5 Scorpion. Al. 2 20. 2.le
$50 Benton. 90c. csc
100 Golden Gate. 2 Us, 10
$50 Atlantic. 500
100 Curtis. $50
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-04-25
Miner Hurt ~ The Ksasuek.

While coming Of shit this morning
about 4 O'Clock. John Gavin. . miner
employed at the Ksntuck had . narrow
escape from death. He was coming up
the shaft when he was struck BY . falling
axe, receiving Q heavy blow ON the left
side OF his head and having his left arm
cut slightly. It 10 presumed the axe was
lodged in the shaft. how II came there
NO one seems to know. and was loossned
by the rope as Gavin came up. Itoould
not have fallen far ~ the mar 10 not
seriously hurt, though considerably
bruised. o
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-04-25

"'Twixt the Cleaning and the DARK
10 the title Of the latest novel issued In
New York. 4 Chicago young man 10
thinking Of getting out one entitled.
"'Twixt the Old Man and tbs Bark"
He called whom her fatAsr vas d hoas
and The dog united.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-04-25
Change 1. ~rine.rssis.

The new timetable Of the Virgins
and Truckss Railroad. publishsd in an.
other column Of. today's News. went
into effect Last evening 1t $50 P. \.
The express train from Reno arrived
here this morning At 9:65. promptly on
time. AL persons interested will dc
veil 10 consult the usw tahls.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-04-25

Not the least important feature in Fellows
Compound Syrup Of Hypophosphites. u the
Comfort. Buoyancy. and visor which is In.
spired BY its use ~ the patient recovers from
sickness. No other preparation known con.
tsins the same potent and direct eject on the
nervous system. u
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-04-25
O. n. o. SHAFT.

O. u. Q. SHAFT.
The check valve for the surface engine
II expected today. This valve will COM
plste the machinery necessary to start.
ing.
ORIGINAL xrYsroSr.
Have fifteen men ct work. The rock
In the bottom Of the shaft looks encour.
aging. Good progress made In sinking.
c. 4 @. SHAFT.
Nothing except preparatory work can
be done In the shaft until after the air
connection on the $500 level ID made.
O. 4 @. AND D. 4 y. SHAFT.
Extending new drain boxes to the Su.
tro tunnel. and waiting pump material
from San Francisco.
UNION sHArT.
The shaft has been sunk and timbsred
eight feet. Are uprising at the 1000
aud $500 stations.
BELcHrl.
Have completed repairs to the pump
which was put In operation again a. o
O'Clock last evening.
CROWN POINT.
The same number Of men are engage
in extracting low.erads ore - at last
report.
NEW YORK.
The mine IL kept free Of water BY the
pumps. Slight repairs are being made
SAVAGE.
Making general surface repairs and to
the machinery. .
JUSTICE.
|. Are keeping the mine generally In
good repair.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-04-25
Arrival. This Merssss.

Judge Rising and wife, E MARSHALL. + W
Zaulig. Miss st John. W Neal, George
W Appleby, Maud somerville. J Craze. q
r Smith, Miss X Downs. Mr. Camp
bell and wife. Miss G Eliston. Mr. Ray
mond. W Hampshire, d Mccullough, Miss
Emily soldene. @ Hughes. Miss MAXWELL
"A Barber. Vim Quinton and wife. Hans
Krisig. G Hirsch and wife, Miss I Averill.
Miss r Stella. Miss W Lee, Ed Kilday,
Mr. Miles. Mr. Ballenberg. T L Brophy.
Mrs d Leary.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-04-25
More SMALLPOX In New YORK..

NEW YoRK, April 25.-Ths steamship
Victoria, Of the Anchor line, from Lon
don, has arrived and is %qusrantined
with several cases Of smallpox In the
steerags. The patients have been moved
to ths hospital aud the vessel 10 de-
tanned OF the quarantine.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-04-25

whsn cold blasts blow. or when Sum.
msr heat and dust psrch our tnroats ''Ru6
Punch" 10 equally acceptable. With hot pater
10 far excels ordinary toddies and 1t 10 unequsled
with fne ks, lemonade. milk. etc. II makes .
splendid ''night cap" taken upon going TO bed.
Merchants and druggists. Trade supplied BY
Richards b Hairron, Agents for the Pacific
coast, ran Francisco.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-04-25

Attorney General Murphy declares
that the term "ysar" in the school Law
means the period from January I Of one
year to January ! Of the next year; and
Superintsndsnt OF Public Instruction
Sessions d. fines u q meaning the fiscal
yssr-and both agree.
The delinquent tsx.ron OF Storey
oounty for 1881. remaining unpaid.
amounts 70 el97A u.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-04-25
waiting ON the Pumps.

The last Of the machinery for the @.
N. s. pump-a check valvs-was OK.
psctsd to arrive this morning. and will
Be at once put In place. II the pump 10
at once started and 1t 10 found that the
bulkhead in the DRIFT ON the 2400 level.
leading to the Savage. can be taken out
and the water IN that drift handled, work
will be resumed In the Savage; but until
the bulkhead can DO removed the Savage
will remain closed.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-04-25

Departures Saturday Evening.
: O Theodore, Mrs D E Davis. Mrs H n
Psthsl. Mrs. Moore, Miss F Genesy, Mrs J
Wagner. Mrs shawhan. Miss Bray. Mrs W
8 Bender, J Dolcorsy. J u Harris. Mrs W
p Burns. Mrs E Williams. Mrs. Belknsp.
@ W Brown. Mrs II Winnie. ] Wood. u
Goodman and wife. Miss L Williams.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-04-25
Prsseas BiIis.

All persons who have claims against
the town Of Gold Hill are requested to
present bills before May I'd next. See
official notice In another column.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-04-25
Arrival. Yesterday Moraisg.

Arrivals YesteFdhy
TT Lamb. W Backstrom. @ Brown u
Howe. T 8 Hines. Miss g Balm. p Burke
Mrs L n Moore, ] wsrehan. r II weare'
c Wood. L Boyson, W H Bennetts, Miss
Downs. L " Raymond. Mrs. DR. Packard
Victor Banner.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-04-25
A Publisher Dead.

NEW YoRx. April 25.-Tbs Posts
Boston special reports the sudden death
last evening Of James T. Fields Of heart
disease.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-04-25
Departure. Last EvesisE

JIM Flanagan. J 7 Davis. F Moore. n d
A Mason. Al Jackson, J @ Patrick. Mrs
A Thorn. p Ennis. Miss Balm. ] Merrilles.
Mrs willstts. Miss II Hurley. b T Rising.
J r Hennsssy. Vim Hartnett and family.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-04-25

During the past week 5O4 tons Of ore,
asssying $22 rs. have been extracted
and sent to the mills. On the $500 Level
have completed . chamber for the joint
Ophir east winze and sunk and timbered
the winzs five feet. The joint Con. Vir-
Rinia west DRIFT to the G. 4 @. shaft has
been extended "a feet. and the joint
Con. Virginia east driit from the Q. x
G. shaft has been timbersd up and "
tended Is feet.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-04-25
nUIiIoN.

Nothing doing about the mine except
making repairs to the machinery. Ex.
pset to start sctivs work In about three
weeks.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-04-25

The check valve for the surface engine
il expected today. This valve will COM
plste the machinery necessary to start
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-04-25

Have completed the repairs to the in.
cline and bob. Have started . ofosscus
west on the 2400 level, At Q point l20
feet south Of the Savage line.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-04-25
ovERNAN.

In north drift, 2275 level. have been
engaged cutting out and timberine .
oosling house and switch. Have com.
plstsd same and advanced the drift 20
feet; total length, 372 feet. Forman
shaft has been sunk and timbsrsd 20
feet; total depth. 1860 feet.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-04-25
SIERRA NEVADA.

On the $500 level. have completed the
chamber for Q winze In the joint Cali.
fornia east crosscut and have sunk and
timbsred the same Ave feet. The joint
Mexican east wipze has been sunk and
timb-red - feet; also. putting 10 founds.
ton for the pump at 2700 station. On
the 270O level the joint Mexican cross
cut has been extended % feet. Repair.
ing the main incline at the 1900 station.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-04-25

During the past week 454H tons OF
ore. assayinR $40 95 per ton. have been
extracted and sent to the mills. The
joint Best < Belchsr upraiss has been
extended Is feet. On the $500 level the
joipt California west drift to the G. & @.
shaft has been extended "a feet. and the
Joint California east DRIFT from the O. 4
@. shaft has been timbered up and OF.
tended IL feet.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-08-20

CT. GEORGES HALL Reisterstown, Md. For
A. M, Principal. " "
81. JOSEPH'S ACADEMY, Flushing l.. L.
- WIN reopen LIST Monday OF September Seminary OF
logue. - ~
GTRATFORD ACADEMY, Stratford Conn.
- most cclightiui home school for "a limited
10, 1881. % - ~
For circulars address L. L. CLARK. Principal.
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Gituaiions Uanie0--fcrnaIes.


A PROTESTANT SERVANTS RIJRFAU
% O,eI Useful Slrs for ~ oF country aleo ae help
TAANL HOME BUREAU, l55 5th-ayc fourth houss above
EHANBERNAID and WAITRESS. -Bv-a
neat G e 8sTS SoSG9 5 T IS Teg ara obeing very
1912 nome Guy OF country. Inquire Tor MARY 292
CHAMBERWORK, HOUSEWORK, WAIT
fer sly ana country moderate wases Att6s p&oTE
TAM HOME ~ 4isAU. a., iolage. loDve lDJl-sL
COOK.-By respectable colored man (3G).
Scee 0F dS i ed 9aa az { DsT yf3 ecnee oa2gat De
OF call on ". CLARK, i warts &C.
NOOK.-By young, able Scotch woman rs
hrst-class cook lias eXcel.nt reference makes soups
sy re.eeness city or ooanty Inquire for j. H., 292 eih
COOK, &e.-By thorough. competent cooks;
Gogp Ready at s PRoTEsrAST HONE NJ BC Be i. g.
COOK, LAUNDRESS, &c.-Bv a German
- girl city reference. No 222 West 40th-st
COOK, WASH, IRON-By German helm; for
sGnE2G1 Is @vS a a,sn e ao 51s 15s.d 5
GENERAL I0USEWORK. - A nice, neat
h'1e"of> reierenees' e,F OK county 1850 Broaaya.
4OUaEWORK-By capable Norwegian Girl.
- o Cl, o.. 'oo s}' cos and cHceler lauadr
Kind 40 children Na.I as -.2 ol,-a,o~ nc~y leilisL
HOUSEWORK.-By n young cir. are 20.
3 i@'y indooi no digestion 70 The c9auty. i37 1tA-
EOUSEN ORk.-Bv % respectable widow.
COW or country, where SIZE can lave cill ears ol
Te.o.''aen1el Aldress WIDOW Cox - tribune UPTOWN
2 .AUNDRESS.-A first-class colored lauud dress,
wishes gents and ,aifcs ashng ~ t6e Inost ls,-6is
MARY De GoRDON,i.s wcs. @othst
NURSE.-A neat Young American Girl rs
rieiggness. AFlsC0FAL coOFEaATIVI. USioE. iC55
broadway 2d do'r fn'a aa'is~
NrIrRSF-As infapt's ulreo i fpll,- co,,,o
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Geathere.

MI lSS liESSE'S EDUCATIONAL BUREAU,
d2s tSffhsve noar 9th oachers professors
Miss ese refers by fayor 70 r. G
vart cyrus SP w. Fisid i''h' Hon eNsecrea
SlNCKNEY'S AGENCY for SCHOOLS and
l. Provides Principals AMI Fans with oompee,, Teach
2. Provides competent Teachers wit, pcs,t,ops
tons are iiye to a ie3lys and Teaears needing posi-
Domestic building, Eway aud L4ti-st
SCHOOLS AND FAMILIES provided with
rofsat, I eaS4ers Tit5out charge WANTED French
n@'0 al science CENTRAL EDUCATIoNkL 81 LA g,
R'EACHERS supplied free to EMPLOYER. teach
recommended to Sn Teso' i2g sa9 tras Tason4s School
'TEACHERS WANTED. LADTFS--Piano
French MieRga5 s5 salary 5000 Piano singing
sSo s8 "ha GSmnast,es STATE institution $500 French
s7e German spoLen ana Eiger English in High school
institution say S0o3 &etRodst ady prneip conn or e
southern family English trained governess for ,sg aa0
for EnSsh French ana MUSE IN J seSGs sSS Several
Drawn ana PiImsy teacher tpseopaan Cor English
fsnS Organ slilx. several ladies enowng little Of
F F sqd singing, Western COLLEGE $50 EPiscopssg
IIason Music Panng on Hudson Ssio P On
ssrv Nesho"rms city rare oppotursty iaeIVew neces
al KS TT E9fEN Principal New England High school
PIN cjnsi li5i @sstern High school ,5lo Permanent
II, e@af 3 with Western University EpscoTalian hea
o. 5"e oldest colleges IN Middle states 81 600 and Lo9
80 rt class Boarding and school near
'FHl H. PRINCIPALS Tor academies FTrsr,.
SSNer classical assistants IN Boarding SCHOOLS Snnsrir
cI1hsc assistant in College Grammar
e ORG Angas % Principal for state Normal school
au,T oi Ne&.1 ofk FAMILY in NewEersey ENGLISH French
INA atnral sciences and Mathematics for Rhode
lacipals for Country District schools Professor Mnsc
Ieas}ly ana NeYorE, salaries $500 70 s., 500 aR
OF nedla student, morning hours exchange for hole
Htf lpl modern lauguaees. isttu Music,
Drawing IN Cauka At school several Tor
Vu D.ancnes last and west. Penmaushp. kkcerinp
DWhg Normal school Application forms free personally
nallttl lof hostage. j. w. CONGRATULATIONS SI.lrg
It1rhfFf lr AMEklCAN SCHOOL INSTITUTE. last
l4IIST, NEW-IORK
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SWITHIN c. SHORTLIDGE'S MEDIA penn. J
- A.ADLMN AND GNMNAsIuM EnE YNI-AG NIX

&WITHlN C.SlIORTLIDGES MEDIA penn J
- ACADEMY AND GYMNASIUM FOR YOUNG MEN
AND BOYS. ~ -
Bayad TAYLOR said: 81 take great pleasure IN recommend
me 70 parents the Academy OF MI Swithn G.. ShOrtidgc
nave bad an opportunity
the In which this conducted
me dcpornentof the pupils who
Shit nothing Is neglected which further
Studenta htted at Media Academy, Harvard
fae Prlnccon Lafayette, University OF
polytechnic school. ''i'
$50 quarter young boardipg
ng books DC NO extra charges for
attention 20 dun boys Special
boys lhlvduli ana class instruction for both
young combining of
tutoring and schooroOm df. English. seien
tile and Classical English
ness Correspondence taught 10 foreigners with raptv and
iioronghness ~ we've Instructors ali graduates
French aud German spoken in language classes Ookkeep
ing ana Pcnmauship by Professor
Potter IL Iammonds Bookkeeping and Penmanshn WeekIv
lectures with the finest and fullest experiment
in all stories and lighted with and cold bats gym
nasiumi excellent table ample grounds. o.
New illustrated circular contains
fun particulars with loo references and letters
esq, Judge George d. Van HOesen Ifil Tie
Rev Dr. A. r. Peabody the j. AZ d. Rev
j. X Taylor Gray Philadelphia Rev. d. w. ylesby Rev
H. ~ Robbins, Rev W. A. Patten, Rev s. A. Hencr Media;
Cbestnutsts, Phadepma % daily trains them
regularly School only few minutes from Media station
Media has seven churches and temperance charter
strictly enforceprohbitlng the sale OF all Intoxicating
students admitted at time. No "incidenal" expenses
No examination requisite for admission
FOR iull particulars address SWITHIN O. SHORTLIDGE,
A. M ttarvaru University GRADUATED, Media, Penn.
Principal at Grand Central Hotel Newly DIRK
from IL @. m. TO $3.50 D. IN.
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Che Curt

MONMOUTH PARK RACES. Long Rrapch.
~ Nj SECOND SUMfER MEETING. 1854
RACES TO-DAY AND ENTRY DAY
10 SATURDAY. Aug. 2n.
commence me- promptly /. O'Clock.
die Race 'l aAAt-
Trains directly % course from Jersey Central ar,,
foot q. LlDeriy-st. - -''e'-s
-.- o-o,A,L l.sl. Doat via SANDY Hook
4t'''. lt.ll a. m 1890 a
'ko1i'ti l-Afrl.t ~" J.. n special. Il..0 81 m.
rare ior loa14 Dl. inc 1arg cInfs course - ~
~ o GEORGE l. LOHIILARD. f.r.sri.-,t
f'HL Gentiemen's Driving Associafira ~
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4. G. EASTMAN. president.