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Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1881-09-17

ALL- WOOL FRENCH
CASHMERE, double aCidti,
and en- all sI50des, Is cents o.
y0rd: DOUBLE-FOLD COT
TON WARP ca SHWERE, i2a
cOlOrs, rs 81 cents q yard;
FIG URED POPLIN,S, 1Ocents
o. gard.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1881-09-17

"A neaO style of FIG URED
BLA OK WOOL DRESS
GOODS, Is inches aCide. rs
cents; on. of the same aCiztI
and price. o. FINE, SOFT
WOOL MATERIAL. aCItich
comes IN the neacest cOIOfs.
TRIMMING PLA IDS.
Sn Bronze, Seal and WOOd
COIOrs, 20 cents o. gard.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1881-09-17
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

VHTANTED-A YOUNG AMERICAN GIRL FOR
w general housswork; three in family wages,
$50 per month. Apply to New Employment flee,
1925 Eighth street, city. Silt
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1881-09-17

BLACK AND COLORED
SATINS, 80 cents; EXTRA
BLACK SATIN DE LYON,
81 20. 81 40 and So o. gard
I1centy-seUe7e-i3sch u l. a C. X
MA NIILLA VEL YET. So 20.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1881-03-31

dh q ia week yoss ewn tswn. os0stns svos.
nOONo risk. Resder. 40 ysu vest businsss
at which persons OF either sex cen 0ahe
great pay all the time they WORK, write fes psssaeu-
lars to ". HALLErr D. Co.. Psvtisea. natse.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1881-03-31
STlERiFF,S SALE.

By virtue and authority of special execu-
tton issued from the Office OF the clerk of the
circuit court OF Iron county, Missouri, and to
me, the undersigned sheriff, delivered. In favor
OF the State Of Missouri. at the relation and to
the use OF James Bufor collector of the rev.
enue OF Iron county. Missouri, plaintiff. and
against the 1st National Bank o! Salem. Ohio,
Benz Mcdaniel AMI all unknown interested
Parties. defendants, bearing date March Path.
1881, and returnable to the April term, 1851,
thereof, have levied It upon and seized the
following described real estate and pro perty,
lying and being in Iron county, Mo-, as the
property OF eaid the defendants and described
as follows, to wit:
The east half of the northeast quarter Of
section SO. in township 81, range west;
And / will. on
Wednesday, the 9th day of April, 1881,
at. the east front door OF the courthouse. in
the city OF Ironton, Iron county. Mo-, between
the hours Of 8 O'Clock n and 5 o'clock r N.
Of that day, and during the session OF the cir
cult court, sell. at public vendue, all the right.
title. claim, estate and pronerty of the said de-
PENDANTS. OF. in and to the above described real
estate and property, for cash in hand, to the
highest bidder. to satisfy said execution and
costs. WILLIAM A. FLETCHER, Sheriff.
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Great chance To make noss

HARRIS REMEDY CO. MFQ 9TH
narket and 9th SITS. ST. LOUIS. No.
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Administrators Notice.

Notice is hereby given that letters of admin
fstratiOn with will annexed upon the estate of
John p. Hayden. late of IRON county, de-
ceased, h I'VE been granted to the undersigned,
by the Jud se OF the Probate Court of Iron
county. bearing date the 10th day of Febru-
airy, 1881!
All persons having claims against said estate
are requ red to exhibit them to ME for allow
auce within one wear after the date of said let
at such estate; and il such claims b.. not ex-
hihited within two years from the time of the
publication of this notice they will he forever
barred. FRANCES r. HAYDEN
mar10n3A Admfnistratrix
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1881-03-31
School Fund Mortgage Sale.

WHEREAS, M. r. and John p.
w Dillingham;, by their certain
School Fund Mortgage deed. dated the
8th day of December, 1875, which
said mortgage deed was duly re-
corded IN the office of the Recorder of
8th day Of December. 1875. in Book ..R :"
pages 42D, 4sO and i31, conveyed to Iron
county. Missouri, for tile use and benefit
of the Capital School Fund Of said county
(therein more particularly described and
set forth), the following described real es-
tate. estate, lying and being in said Iron
county, State Of Missouri, described as
follows. to wit:
Lots five (5) and eight (s), in block num-
Der thirty two GAY. in the City of Iron
ton, Iron county, Missouri, as the same
appears on the recorded plat of said City
rf lronton. and on file in the Office of the
circnit clerk of Iron county, Missouri;
Which conveyance was made to secure
the payment of five hundred and fifty dol
Of said county. as follows, to wit:
To the Capital School Fund of township
81, range 3 east, $3.50. 90; for which said
amount the said M. r. and j. P.
Dillingham;. as principal. with Il. M.
Bradley and James A. Greason, as
securities. executed their bond for
the sum of $3.50. 90 of even date with
said mortgage. bearing ten per cent. in
terest per annum from date, bearing date
the 9Th day of December, 1875, and pay
able on the Sth day of December, 1876
which said bond has become due and re-
mains unpaid;
And. whereas. among other things. 1t is
provided In said deed Of mortgage that. II
default should be made in the payment of
the principal or interest, or any part there
OF, at the time when the same should sew
0r911v hncntnn a1aln and n0v ahlp Ananr6ss1c
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NnY n Great chance tn make money
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IS STRONGLY ENDOR0ED.
Rev. &. =. l.. GAUSS. 0sSeea. Oes., wsiI~s-
"For over ten years had brsn great ssA~ssr frsu
pains in the small Of the back ssd segsss ~ 10
Kidneys which was most sxeruciastse sssd 1t unses
almost insunerablc: .Dcciosing brouyht ns relief.
eminent phyricsns, after close ssaninsiisss, 1s.
Clancy. ..sss s .:; ss: fri: !. ,.: a.
seaoeniiy returned. No :ocs.r 81 80 - a
again 20 insrn.e a. @ make ne .srdss. xssv
months ago camc In posresstcn q css - Days
Kidney rSd pSs !, 2: and The 49,: 49, .y
after wesrng the recond Psd entirely eo.s ssA sAss
can Be no doubt .nss l., .. s:s,s,.y sSS = Sse
feesy soiunisriy. and & i Gisiassa ouy s. ssA -
God's agents and great beasfsesors x .ssiisS SsS
an the su,ssing 30 helped - hsvs - ~ sss-
CHAa DAVIS, lsA nsyssss as,sa n,uss..
sal have now used DArs KiDrEy PAD skissy days,
and 4 hs: eoss me moro s''a sssa ssy F'esdyf
Is 4 !. s : ,sss.. S.s.,s:: 49, -.
having large sale aad dives 6stter g.ssai ssisss-
iioa than any remedy We svr ~.
CASPER weuTZ9l. Psses0ss, Lasssesss.
complaint. and are. ...riss yea fsi : s.ssiss3
better than have n % yeafr."
gives universal sasisfsctIoa. ~
Fer sale By drusyi.ts, o. ss.t Sv uaa Sfsys e
postagc) on rceeips Of the pstes-ny.lsS ~. 80;
Especial Pad lcxira slzs3. oaoo: Ckil1Fsas, tl.Se
tory Of this new discovery, aaA IssrS sseosi a
most remark. BE cure, s:nt FREE Write iss A.. a.
dress, DAY KIDNEY PAD CO., TOas90D. .
0hlhT100 Owing 10 the many wssshisas kh-
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Ak fos DAYS EiDSEY rxS. .sd ssSs = ssSss. .
Meyer Bros. d Co.. GenI Agents, &c.
Louis and Kansas City.
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A HARVARD GRADUATE, who has hsd
n experience in tutoring, desires situation to teach
scs also would take Que or two private pupils during the
r., "a Concord-st, Charestown, Mass.
Al LII TIE BUSINESS of a frst-cass Teach
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noroaq6iy com,ctont proSofs Principals and TeaeSer
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for ccgS Seo o'S ae a T p% %s Ba GSias
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F5cd Sg Si% as SF%s q 1853 f9r
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Agency ad%ra6e faces have eisnaed Re ch l' d
j. W. observation-disclosures. sec.y. Llsi Ilth.st. Ny
4 SPECIAL TEACHER and author Of
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VEACuERS WANTED.-A German lady to
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ittn ilcds; instrumental
music sa.irc $50 and $500 and home; French and
wn a. salary $500 painting and ~iociucn. several
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particulars apply 10 4. LOWELL. ~ co..
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n.t'uiion also many skilled teachers september
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obstruction.
For Both Sexes-Country.

Fof Both SUBSEQUENTLY.
4 Family Boarding School ON farm II
miles from NewYoTk 50 per week. children receive a
mothers care during vacation MRS. ii. 9. MORRELIs
Manhasset l.. L.
A HOME AND SCHOOL in the Countrv.-A
lady will take three four children board
at her residence terms reasonable Address NJ. ENG
LISH, Box l62 Spring Valley y. y.
Miscellaneous.
4 n EXPERIENCED NJ. A. of Oxford, Eng.
~ purposes opening select school for limited
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4 PPARATUS and FURNITURE of all kinds
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FLOR SALE or LEASE.-Nery desirable school
property in eastern part of NowYork state; location
charming and hcahul accommodations twenty
and principals family line buildings aud grounds q
OF land excellent abundance school
abshed forty years owner desiring to retire will sell
easy terms or lease low figure right party Address
for particulars W. F. BULkELEN, Cleveland
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WANTED TO PURCTASE.-A small ulacc
W in The country, 20 acres. With dwelling Rouse and
N1 over DOE. re-, - llNe iio PIE 0iiy 90 tlc lc Z
ohr sr.i' fars and allios HENRY b. HART - and "a
lNchangc place.
M ANiED, IN Westchest9r COMMISSIONERS
place near railroad depot hour from Neg York ID
10 40 a,l.s good ana and ail. BUILDINGS.
AlL LAND * WHITING. 1cl Naeeq--.t
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Gelp tOantco.

Gelp Wanteo
FARMER WANTED.-To take charge of LARGO
place with registered cattle within 90 YORK;
thoroughly capable and
no small children state null particulars, references &c TO
ROOM 80 No. 81 Water-st. New York. ~ -
WANTED.--Af few men of good habits ENERGY
aud rare ability, who anxious "A and
profitable business, and willing chance
Tor Announcements Address, stating uuBIiARD
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Conairn propcrin for Sale amA Go cct.

Couatrn l1ropcrtn for Sale ano GO lct.
4 f. ORANGE, \. !. lnciehborhood speciality
APpflF for sale ana rnt. al varieties great gains.
EDWARD -. MILTON Ia Pne-st, e. y.
GOkNWAII., \. l.-FamS cottages, villas,
- n'Dl-, &c.. Jos reut or sale. IA a ~ g.. ROE.
kNOR SALE.-A COUNTRY RESIDENCT OF
- ACHS. a ip h - st.t-nf cultivation. D-llfifr
situated in ihe pie an,st part Of tle of Dra.rl
grove "l tcrtss land ans .rlrr-l n-1-
UuctNe, grows 80 bushels Vbr.t eal el az
a-1 pear ort ri aal irt % al ag- 10 abundance Is
oI an 'cnsN fic ID keep M hit Is --isl ilnr ift
surpassed n she beauty "f as lake ana scenery Win
schools, college cii,ea. market stones. W-l be slI
N'ifi tson-oy Arit COB 6hiisil d. SMITH, on premises.
tFOR SALE CIEAP.-South Orange. y. j
: y gee hou r. modern innnsr nccfs lor.if1nf
i" 'A! o 20 .ii, da3 AddIeas ON Mir IoN pa,
TOR SALE.-Elcgmt country home for ,aie;
h buildings insured $500 income from farm 81. -f.f
t3Nes SO Address l. NJ. H., - lsel 8tl,t. Aee-lols
FOR SALE or To LEr.-At Ell MORA. \.
= j . inmates fran city via Central f..frasl Of N..--
jersey, ntiautor Wl ir 81 tfis. GAINS each -r
several new urs-a-s dwelling. clgfg.lnr ID g
co- U.s. furnace rc; Lois 50 10 80 log
N'rl avenue 80 Wild" healthy
slia9ie sll~s IA tlo state; osg. wl sal
az cost "a tir Do, q sat tl-lss ly. pl.. c1.
iais""py 10 D. 90 h.N \i-E l'1 srosiNay-
QRANGE. y. J.-HOUSES and COUNTRY
- STATS toilet ana tprsse IIrn shell ami unfarr e.. -
ni-A'N ~ ELL ia Sfi d. OPP lail Orange y
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Oressmdkinq.

tJreSSmdklnQ.
DRESSMAKER.-An experienced drcssmaler.
who Is hrst-class otter and trimmer
sty sh elildrens clothes would like enesgeuIis
by The day week would r
months best references Address al - ltfos.,
Tribune Once, 1880 Broadway.
Observation-Disclosures, childrens'. infants.
A. boys operates an Iac chimes ". erfectiv. Mi
50 in country 81 day. Address ~ East Isth 81 Al
Nertising ONCE. @ N'-
nRESSMAKER and SEAMSTRFSS.-3y a
good crcs"maGer and s,ansIcss. make nicely:
&c I25 East 1Otllst 7
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/ F'i ,i-N'i - NI'NiNNh1, GARNER, \. \ Z.
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GOLDEN HlLLSEMINARY for young ladies.
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IlLSIDE SEMINARY O|ridgcport. Comm.
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EIIq%XI, M1EIASX i. sLADE MIS- ~''ct.'' KToWILns
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rcopens Srlter6dr H. Snss ". " HFicA2f iracp '.y
MAPLEWOOD INSTITUTE.
ioct Year -epcaOsr g. $50 Waiy Gn'%n ier Ssca
f f"SI row. e. AK fs%c n ""d "O o Location"
. EISS HARNESS SCHOOL, Woodsidc p. O.,
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Ia particulars address Mrs : J. riFr INN
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for sT fT9 ing to III;
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's11MMrR sSiffHHGGiN M W IAmE osop,
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the morning conducted each
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Subject; Recent Physical Theories, in their Bearing
President JOHN BASCOM, University OF Wisconsin
Subject; The Gains and Losses Faith from science"
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T2a 6y al trains and by special excursion train from
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Tickets by railroad, including admitance
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Enoampment Hotel On the grounds Win entertain guests.
~ ~ ~ 7t0ruanatst
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BrouhIan propertn for Sale ana 90 Set

J OW-PRlCED LOTS, 5000 EACH IN. m
~ RAPIDLY improving part OF Broosivl sale sfnev D..
ia plots rutland g Mulri St,. l2l \ ,-.,,.s.
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By James 4. Tol,s.

RECORDED REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS..
NIlr-NnnK rIrF
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nicoical.

4 Ii SUFFERERS with chronic diseases hay
ing exhausted the usual sources OF reef local ps-
clans, &C. invited call send
dresses with symptoms ana earr The exact 81 trouble.
expense. Patients naod al their homes
Cancers, endorsements, external nttInal
moved Without cutting OF pam Dr. }. ii. MOSELEl, 10
West l3th-sG, y. y.
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orchard terrace from Gaiden-ave 20 Iimave KS n:
- = Van Nnlkle ANA another, executors, etc, 10 4
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REAL ESTATE.

NEw-YoRK. Saturday, July ., 1881
Tie following auctions were held at II
Exchange Salosroom to-day:
$4,000, By Rich ~ 7. Horncr
DO on ia1f, adjoining llmiS OF ~. Johns Collera
- lt Mof UmonaFc. Fordhsn, OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
NcwlOTk Life Ins Co. - %,
By James J.. BtI,G
story frame house with Dot rorrestaye. $40 10
II n OF New;st, 23d Ward lot 23xl5O; Mii,isu
sIoIe.................. IL
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5ituations tuantcO--fcna!c

4 PROTESTANT SERVANTS BT-RF AZ
A'-N hnAs OF eooa COMPETENT caal. servants. ,or1s
ara olatf l'eh rr- Tor city or NAL.
and c2iored wants ~ IA" large. Cd ., /,
= tANI lone 80 H--AJ. i5o 6tl-tve, roIrti hD1ss
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4 L the new Cooperative Onion first-claSs
4 : servants supplied. No. Loss Broadway.
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{ NOkNW ALL, y. l.-EarmS. cottages. villas,
| - mills, &C., far rent ~ sale. JAMES O.. ROE.
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HOlSEWORk.-Bv a respectable Fpgiish
gili 10 90 general heascwoTk is good plain cook sl
washer ana lr"nci . 2caNe, room l2. third bell.
[ AUNDRESS.-A frst-class colonel Iaundrcss
- wishes cents and family washin- roa-ou
ht terms shirts collars and pr,,
,aerrnces nrslciass. Can address RI D. GtDoN
l2s estSOth-sL
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A HOMIE AND SCHO0I. in thn Cnnntrr- -

lady will take three foUr children board euca
at her residence Address NJ. l..
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For Boys and Young Men-Couiit

For Boys and Young Men--Country.
A HOME is offered to boys needing especial
clan in m and Ssafs Ry
Box 10 Durham. Conn.
4 lexander nstitutc-llilitary Boarding School
IA White rains Ny. o. R.WILLIs, Pm. d., Principal.
ROARDING SCHOOL for a few boys.-Fifs
- for College Terms moderate summer term begins
at 60 Il BIoadIay ths week iki. Conn., Oh
pOYS and YOUNG MEN privately fitted for
ss nT SF 1'fs9sa fanf
BRADFORD MANSION SCHOOL, Rye, n. Y.
lP For boys. Address Rev CD COLLINS principal
OWL MECHANICAL and MINING ENGT-
tcp h S Maths oldest g9epSsns Goc il Arc Next
taqs list Of tie grqdaats the past aft four years viii
their positions Also, course of study, requirements
DAVID n. GREENF, Director
COLLEGIATE and COMMERCIAL INSTI-
Preparatory to College, scientific schools business; thor
&@Pe Gppcriuniy oT acc Sacs '5H Gymnastics 9c S'
CONDiIIONED candidates carefully coached
~ for fan Xamnaonsi boys and yopng men privately
Hudson , Ad S A. Principal Irving Inst
CORNWALL HEIGHTS SCHOOL, on the
~ Hudson n N:mliish ground mountain air farm of 100
school boys in delicate ncatn carefully csso Viii reopen
ELMS.W0OOD, INSTITUTE, Laneshoro', Berll-
shire CO., Mass. established i'm 1Sfg COLLEGE
fntihc school or business private instruction specially
Rev. A. A. GILBERT \. NJ, Principal
FNNS I-Cl4ASS Foreign Teachers, from New
IL York; viii take few boys 10 board in
guageS drawing h0raedng scieucos taught in addition
R9an terms icSsonabcj bcsC rofeIenccs Address "
GREENWICH ACADEMY.-Usual Literary
2 wit" Ro M 'd ns dan and es
Homo care and comforts Charmngly located
Bay and on direct route from y y - Boston Grand oppo
families for bahing and boating crate
open sept Catalogue free. REV. +. D. BLAKEsLIE
a. NJ, Principal, East Greenwich r. l. '
Summer boarding fromJ uly to august 30.
GREENWICH, CONN.-Acadcmy and Board
~ ing school for ten boys Ihoroueh teaching.
nome. j. H. ROOT Principal
HIGHLAND MILITARY ACADEMY,
Z WORCESTER. MASS.
be8ms its 2Gh september H. lSSl Apply circulars
to " {. %. 1ErcAif, \. ". supG
IRVING INSTITUTE, Tarrytown. n. Y
Parents wishing 10 place their sons they VIII he
thoroughly prepared for college business VIII receive
cular with fun particulars. ECopcrs september -
+. g. A'EMoAWSEE ,A A. A. e. 4. No. Principals.
MORRIS CLASSICAL INSTITUTE.
w \ boys family bDtrlmg-Schp location hcaltlestn
New trscy thorough preparation collage or scicntii5
k,hoo, boys induced 10 Ike rler studios crefl
vision OF each pn)L Address the Principal J. II. MOORE
Mor1istown ~
NAT. PLEASANT MILITARY ACADEMY,
~ y SLll' J. HDAiDlNG SCHOOL FOR BOYS,
at sing ~inGNolI iui ln. 81. y.
inc course o instruction embraces The following depart
neits: Hla-slca Modern L"nglasc' Elementary, Mathe-
also formed u Music. DTsVng ing and llocutinn. A
thorouHnly organized Military Department. Riding choo
with Wrtlalncl horses. gymnasium. Win reopen
Day sept nn,r IT,. HlNJANiN ~ ALLEN, Principals.
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NGw,i 'rSey uoronEh p'cPr9ion Cor college scicntio
school boys induced 10 Ike 'leir studios ctrefll
vision of each pn)L Address the Principal ). II. MOORE,