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The Daily Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Or.) 1876-1883, 1881-06-22

A recent Washington letter con-
tains this picture: "If any city
with all its sins and sorrows can
be hkened unto an earthly Para
disc, nature has done well her
part to make this beautiful capital
that divinely appointed place.
The strangely long and severe
winter eclipsed all the experien-
ces of the last half century, but as
a merciful compensation to-day,
parks, lawns, streets and reserva-
tionS are robed in widest pro-
fusion with fresh and multifarious
forms of foliage and bloom, pre-
senting the most attractive combi-
nations of nature embellished with
cultured art, crowning this capital
as the handsomest city in the
world. The inhabitants, inspired
by these lovely environments, en-
joy these joyous spring days, in
promenades and drives on the ave-
nues and through the parks, MAX
ing life here grand carnival of
Joy and satisfaction"
The Daily Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Or.) 1876-1883, 1881-06-22
Street lmnrnYement Notice

NOTICE Il HEREBY GIVEN THAT the
~ Common Council Of the City Of Astoria.
ClatSOp county. Oregon did on the 18th day Of
June. 1881. adopt a resolution declaring the in
tentiOn o. the Common Council Of the City Of
Astoria. 10 repair that portion Of NeSt-SINth
street in ShiyclyS Astoria, lying between
Wafer street and Cedar street. by the re-
mOyal Of all defective piles. caps. NtringcrS
or other timbers and substituting therefor
new and sound piles. caps. StringerS or other
timberS similar tO those used in The original
construction Of said pOI tiOu Of said street
and by the removal "a all defective top plank
thereon and the ulS,ituting therefor Of new
and sound plank NOT les than three inches
I'm thickness. All Of said Improvements To
he made al the expense Of the adjacent
property. and notice Is hereby given that
unless a remnnStrlnce signed by the OwnerS
uf twO-thiTtiS Of the properly fronting ON
said portion Of said street be filed with the
Auditor and Clerk within ten days from the
final publication Of this notice the Common
Council VIII order said Improvements 20 be
made.
By order Of the Common Council.
RH. CALDWELL.
AuditOTa aud Clerk.
Astoria. Oregon, June ~. 1881. 4i-Ied
The Daily Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Or.) 1876-1883, 1881-06-22

The protocol with Colombia,
skilfully worked up by Evarts and
signed by Colombian representa-
tive, is rejected by the Colombian
government. 1t practically gave
the United States a protectorate
over the isthmus Of Darien. This
reopens the whole question. Is
this country prepared TO fight for
control of the isthmus? If so, the
most manly way would be to
promptly seize that whole region
and annex it at once.
The Daily Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Or.) 1876-1883, 1881-06-22

Fish Commissioner Shaw, OF
Iowa, whom the millers of that
state have no urgeRt cause to love,
has been decorated by the Empe-
ror of Germany for having the
best model Of a iishwav for mill
dams. Some of the language
with which he has been decorated
by irate mill owners would also
take a gold medal for picturesque
ness, solidity of construction and
adaptability to the purpose set
forth, to adopt the style of the
usual formula. If exhibited in fair
competition.
The Daily Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Or.) 1876-1883, 1881-06-22

The Commercial Enquirer states
that a manufacturing firm of New
York has adopted Il process by
which tin plates can be given a
glass surface. The coating ma
terial adheres so firmly t6 the
metal that it cannot be separated,
and the metal SO coated may be
bent or worked in any manner
desired. For costly goods and
goods intended'for export this new
invention must preve invaluable,
and our Gamers will, no doubt,
promptly recognize its advantages,
If these be such as claimed.
The Daily Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Or.) 1876-1883, 1881-06-22

The printers picnic at Salem
on Friday will be the grandest
event Of of the kind ever held in
Salem. Many attractions will be
offered which were never held at
a picnic in the country. Thirty
prizes will be given away, and it
is the intention Of the printers 10
make it lively and sociable for all.
The Daily Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Or.) 1876-1883, 1881-06-22

Simons majority over Thompson,
for mayor in Portland, is small 10
be sure, but when Dayids long
legs and Josephs small stature
are taken ia account together, 10.
made the best run decidedly.
The Daily Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Or.) 1876-1883, 1881-06-22

People in Canada begin to fear
that the prophesy Of the world
coming to an end this year is
about to be realized. Am earth
quake was added to Canadian dis
asters on Sunday.
The Daily Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Or.) 1876-1883, 1881-06-22

Arizona beats the world for
silver. A company at Tombstone
have just struck it rich, S12, 900 to
the ton, with a million and a
quarter in sight.
The Daily Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Or.) 1876-1883, 1881-06-22

Anna Dickinsons new lecture will
be ON How to Marry Men. Mrs.
GLASS; directions for cooking a
hare would furnish a good text.
The Daily Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Or.) 1876-1883, 1881-06-22

The genuine" Tichborne claim
ant has turned up in California.
He lives at San Diego, and is not
beggar, like wrestling Joe was.
The Daily Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Or.) 1876-1883, 1881-06-22
Notice.,

A Ii PERSONS ARE F0n8IDDEN BU Y
n ing a certain note for m sum OF five
hundred dollars. pavablet6 G. A-McGuire or
order i'm one year irOm Gate Of the same, II
bearing date the 9th day df April, 1889. and
signed BY p r. Ferehen. Said note was lost
and never endorsed by me.
d&w2w. CA. MCGUIRE.
The Daily Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Or.) 1876-1883, 1881-06-22

Mamma" said a five-year-Old. the
other day, Il wish YOU wouldn't leave
me 20 take care Of baby again. lie was
so bad l had 10 eat all the candy YOU
bought at the Astoria Candy Factory 10
amuSe him.
The Daily Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Or.) 1876-1883, 1881-06-22

Mr.. Depew has not yet been
elected to fill the vacancy in the
senate from New York state. Nor
have Jacobs, Wheeler, nor Crow
lev.
The Daily Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Or.) 1876-1883, 1881-06-22
DIED.

In Astoria, June 2lst, 1881, Benjamin,
son of Capt. p. and Mary Johnson, aged
% years.
The Daily Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Or.) 1876-1883, 1881-06-22
NEW TO-DAY.
Special Auction Sale.
Thursday, June 23. TIA. N.

AT HOLDrN's ArfrroN yboNs.
arn instructed to clio, out b fanee Of con-
'iEnment of Proy y'ions. mp't~ins
Barrels and Hal Barrels OF
About 800 PY Yhud- y Ne. 1 Smoked
Shoulder;
8 Chests 5oweheSg Tea. In lets
to suIt;
3 Cases CSrn stsfrh. etc. etc.
N.so:
PieeeIContafning 3s Yards or
Coed Brussels Carpet;
A Lot OF Fine Healthy House
Plants.
And avariety Of other articles.
&C. HOLDEN, Auetloneer.
The Daily Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Or.) 1876-1883, 1881-06-22

England is like Nesuvius, in
that she is about to burst forth in
a great agitation on labor.
The Daily Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Or.) 1876-1883, 1881-06-22

And ili> TrlegIaI'i,i, WV, VIII tell the peu-
pie oi N-i"fia a.ri ,i,.riiy thJl they can
Eud q Iira'ihmi nrJ p,.liriou> Beverage ut
TiiE U,CIDi.NI HOTEL
THE GFN SALOON.
THE on, CnENEE.
At AUC. DNNIEISONS.
THE MINT SALOON.
ANTOINE EIE.OH'S.
on. WINCENT>.
ISAAC FOSTERS.
Dr. ). O'EEIEN'S.
EANNISTEE y GTAMIFEN'S.
PETER GEISS'.
y. JnHANSEN'S.
FRANK EENTILN-S.
ME. pICKEI'S.
in Astoria.
~ Calhiamrt
AT II.p. EIENIE'S
Al OysirrlIllc.
At I. =. JONES.
u. !. EOpWAN'S.
Al llWayu.
At v. T.. IiNNDEN'S-
J. STRAUSS, : Agent,
FOR
Oregon and Washington Territory.
ANY order, lcil 1T the Occidcni Hotel. or at
Isaac Fosters. viii be- promptly attended to-
The Daily Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Or.) 1876-1883, 1881-06-22

And this Trl,gIaI'i.r WV, VIII tell the pen-
pie "i N-i"fia aui ,i-.uiiy ti'Jj they can
Eud Iirl'ihlui luJ D,.lir."u> Beverage at
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-05-19
For Both Sexes-City

INSTITUTION for the IMPROVED NSl ~ -
4 TroX NJ Mar NTTES. l,5ll broadway, New 90 =,
ma lsTrcst articulation school IN the coun'iIi o'''S'Aou
lst;7 Ilre OF Al me thol send Tor circular.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-05-19
LIABILITIES.


Tho foreign Exchanges aro weaker and for actual
business, concession of l. cent from previous rates
fo. ,tcrling j. easily obtained The posted ratsss
however remain unchanged as follows;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-05-19

,rido fonr NJ which were good milling ore, in
the 80 level caet crosscut, which promises
ment with depth. In the west cIosscus doV o.,
vein eighteen inches OF rnOd ore was recently cn,
Si,cc tbeu ne trlnpr1uhs: cut free vein ot gold
bearing orr sixty-,ght feet from the main sait IN
ill.,. west crosScut; high milling grade -
Glass Pcndcry superintendent reports, May H.,
thai the mine has developed very materially ana ~
,ratiig ,hipmruts constantly Settlements were
made tor two lots Of ore No. Noted T2e9 ~ pr
ton after paving all expenses; No. :. by mistake
III getting mixed 40 the smcltrrs with lot oi IRON
onl, Melted III go per ton, which Is IN itSelI soou
Ihc siprrinfcndrnt Of tho Breeze Company, Lead
VILE writes that at the sugg' stion OF Governor
Tabor the president. he X now putting m new =
mower boiler 10 operate two OF thre" lngrrSo
rock drills, which viii materially reduce lllc COST o
mining the ore. The recent deH'l"pm'bt oi N'ln
Of rarhnuntc~ i'm the Little Prince property, about
600 feet 10 The north of the present workings VIII
probably add new value to the ir"cce property
from the position and pitch OF the VEN he i con-
fdrnt that 10 und'rlir, tie present working" anu
suggests the proprcty Of sinking the deep Shalt on
the brcrcc property.
Tho following from The Rnnic WoWtGiH WcsscngT
will prove OF interest to many:
The track Of tho Battle Mountain and lewis Railway
f. nil nhuyc The Eice mia and tlr road D. survey ed up
All ic side tracks aud switches to tie mills, and
ore c9u oon Doe dumped from Oh, cars onto the dr' NIL
Lumbar for The new ios'anp Wili is arriving pN ne
ol-nId ard large forr. ot carpenters are en- l-'u DO
framing tac foundation timber.
WORK W Tine Starrtrotc mime j. progrrs-ins uh'N.
The level and dIs have ail boon put in good Shape
and WORN 100 tic mine can bee done to tlr host AL van
T. \
south where the ledge Was -truok ON The foot
wall In This part of th, mine viii average 90 feet 900
width aud j. very good The iuvtr liIf -oih D. in
good ore vet. which aNcrt-,- feet In width. Turl are
slipuin. bout the same ~ 90 the mills and
turning ont their regular amount 90 hHliinn.
Tie. Chloride mine ha- five f,,t of excellent ore iu the
funnel whi, will average 300 ~ thr tom. In thr lower
viulc there arc three az the class of They
are working force this mine and taking out 'on~id
crihlr ore.
Surcriucndcui Bothwcu win a'~o PM % force NJ men
10 work ON tho iaslc mine thc first of 50 inolfh.
I'm the Highland iuci th,s arr -tr-ut,uus the nun
mel and putin i - iu SHAPE tu receive thr machinery
which IT, ON thr road. AtwocnWrnrfmrnt -hpt VIII
Doe sunk The mine aud larar h"i~'r- works erected
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-05-19
"WEDNESDAY. NAV 1aLpx

"hDNEsDAfs may Up ~
To-day's stock market was ono of specisltiss
While the old favorites like Lake Shore, Erie.
Northwest the coal stocks, ETC., were neglected
and consequently only steady or q trifs lower in
prices some OF the new stocks were attracting at
tention and made handsome advances. The ele.
waited railroad shares q special feature
in the dealings and early made rccoveres
frcm yesterdays depression equal 10 3a4
per cent. but before the end all the
gains were lost. There seem To be some queer COM
pcations and legal proceedings pending or pro-
posed in the affairs Of the elevated railroad system
of which as yet il is di1icult to obtain any trust
worthy information. All sorts Of possibilities, how
ever. are suggested which may be only for effect on
the stock market The Southwestern Railroad
shares were notably strong. as also was Western
Union The lease Of the Missouri, Kansas and Texas
20 the Missouri Pacific Company, for its net earn
ng- to-day ratified by vote of the stcckhold-
rr, We believe that the lease does not guarautee
that the net earning shall amount To any
particular sun, that the bonds and stocks of tho
Missouri, Kansas and Texas are now as they were
before the 'asc-lependent solely on the company's
earnings for payment of interest and dividends.
Colorado Coal and Iron stock was conspicuous be-
cause Of transactions amounting to 81. 900 shares
and an advance from 57l2 To 81. Strange as it may
SEEM it is ported that there is "A large short" in
terest il the stock which the cause Of to-days
sharp advance. Although the day has not proved
To br profitable for bulls Of the general list
Of stocks, fail to discover any falling away If
faith in the future of prices. Ii is the same old
gumcnt cheap moncy--enforced by the fact that
Government BIZ per cents, payable at the option If
the Goyernmrnt--iD three months or twenty years
or mor--commaEd 81 per cent premium. The mar
ket closed quiet and steady.
The business done in Government bonds at the
Stock EXCHANGE. which to-day amounted to only
S272 600. only family rrl cts the magnitude Of tho
transactions ut The offices of the large dealers.
Prizes again to-day were all higher. and the final
bids show advances ~ follows: g per cents %
and Us each l.. and A.. i per cent. The Win
doms C3i2Sl are selling AT 1881. Annexed are tho
closing quotations:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-05-19
Corporation Notices.

NOTICE.-Propo.als will be- received mt the
- On,e 81 The Department ~ Public O. 5uit'- tud "'
iion a. 49, Ihrd ac uiti Ma, 90. 3D.. foi n3 Goods
Gro,rii.-. GRO, .,Il aud MI-r,. ,'u- Goods g. , ,..,
Fui lI IniofiDaili r'r tt! l.'t't l" -''' q" W. IVY
Hall
N'OTICE.-Sralcd proposals will be- received
u tho nan OF r Board OF nation uhul N"} fi, -'
work cot team l'4iE ApltiH ~
a., Itu,rN =, uul binding ou Nuii"A IT, AMI ln 'ihn"I
..,,on Nu pu .Dt g. also fl 90 t4fu nu i' ing
h,niuls-H Ii SO 'u lhii lIiNli"'
,r.' 90, I,roid. fpf sllo az 40 tlb Han
NOTICE.-Scalcd proposals viii hc receiver
fi.. or.ts lII,, UialtI.tut uiti MAJ D. j.
h,tling Engine o'- 80 AMI 3d. fuf iu IA
t,ru.flYn see tIty l'rn. iuf r.r "a 80 tI) Hal
NO1lCE.-Scalcd proposals viii hr received
~ ~ 90, oncr"f Tho llr l1ttm"ni 100 hhd ~. h"',i
a. uuul NAV %. l- iut fuuIrir .Ih tnurirut ilng a
,iluR iuglnr ltr iumlh fer thr rtnn ROT hll ih
i,,fnltnn gitj Record. fnt stir 81 ~" ti} llmL
rI,O CONTRACTORS bids or c~li-
male. viii hr r 10 The on'r II IN" department a."
nbl' nrk. utU Say gi l~N. ff rAsf various nlfr't"
i,r fan Information Cy Record, tor snlo at 40 my
Han
rg,O CONTRACTORS-Scl bids or csti-
males VIII DO t,cri,, 90 tr "fr" - ~" department 81
Public Wols un Mny 80. @-l, 'i ngulilhf 80 "i ~
ting ciih and pr'r stones. and nmfnF Sidewalks W. ial
on. and trur4, i fu information 81" my Ice
ord tot SALT at 40. lty Hall
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-05-19
MINES AND MINING.
MrnNrsnAr. MAY ls-r. ".


Tho mining etocl, market, to-day were moderately
active and r. nrrally steady TO firm. But the STATE
I ines and Oriental and Miller stocks monopoli1cd
an undue proporiio Of the dealings. state Ilno
No. advanced from 40 to 4'N' ana ri-''', ~
1 from .. - to 30la 90 AMI Nos. > AMI ) from
10. Oriental ami Miller was especially ac-
five and anctuatcd between 1.c5 and 80, closing
NJ 400 AGAINST so yesterday. The LfadNlHc
slar,s we're irregular, but generally shade lower
lnr,.sol;t. ,vas stcaIy at about g. and Little Chief
ot I4oa1.i5. but IEbcruia was 10 cents lower at
~ Big Pitf,ln.rc cents lower at $50, and Little
pi,tsbnre down TO 3.15a32o, Lccadvillc ConsolI-
datcI rising : cents to 100. lhr C"msl",k 'Rir,9
,y,r.. NEGLECTED. hut irm az quotations Ana Non,
taul colG up to 300. Moose vas HI@hE ~ - pun
D,.'in-n ID cents lower NJ 20 lluhlll steady ~
10 and Miner Roy cents lower at ~ conf. VI
th CaliCorIii, cold sticks Rising sun was aciiye ~
- 70" - Gold strip sold at 80 and MauF"'a
vas weak at 9Th. Excepting IN such i4rci, 81 rs
Vyc and 5vc. Crowcll and Copper Knob. thr h'l>!-
mss. dane in line iow-pr'ccd storts W3~Ihslgnhcah''
The markets closed duh and steady.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-05-19

The only feature in the dealings in State bonds
was a demand for Arkansas Is Little Rock and Fort
Smith Railroad, mp to 20. against l9i4 yesterday,
Tennessee 81 were steady ut 73l2. North Carolina
special tlNc, at si2 and Virginia Is. deferred at
I9i2. OF city bank stocks metropolitan sold 20,
at lG2.
Railroad bonds generally shared the fato % their
kindred stocks and some were little higher in
price, while .thcrs we're lower. Erie second consolS
were duh and steady a. 100, l077sG los and tho
funded - sold at iO3os. Missouri, Kansas and
Texas first cou-ol~ declined from l1Ol2 To 10.
uuds were steady at about s93-, and general mort
ragcs sold n 90. Boston, Hartford aud Erie iilst,
recovered 90 G3 !. bar Rome .Watrrtown and Og'n,-
burg ir-t, were =, lower AZ ~. Ches apcahe and
Ohio hiSts, scrics-B, held theig own 40
90i.. but The currency intcrcs debt, were
y lower at 6ji2. Mobile and Ohio second
drbcuturrs declined from - 10 81. ~.
Lou, and Iron Mountain first incomes were L
easier nj 9S3i and second incomes - lower at 92l2.
%,w-York Elevated Grsts, after selling at ll0,
,lo,c unchanged AZ 1852; and Metropolitan firsts
were 3, hi.lcr 10 lO33i, and seronds i higher at
9oi,. Ohio Central lrst- and incomes were steady
at lO7 ard co. respectively. Toledo, Dclphp, and
Burlington incomes were IL lower at 80, and
Peoria Dccatur aud Evansville incomes recovered
from $50 10 30. Tho Il. Paul Issue. were
,irong--onsol, at 1874 a 1878. irsts, Lacrosse
and Davidson Division at 100 iirsts. l. and D. ex-
tension up - t. 12Si2 and II. and Us frsts
~ I21i9 Wabash general mortgages sold at
luJaIOJl2. DnVcr and Rio Graude conSols werc
steady AT lisa and Kansas Pacific consols , higher
at lost. and hrs;s. Denver Division, up Ia lila.
Union pariiic ir,tS strong al llSl2a llS'i and
Collateral Trust soli at llOi2 lloai. Texas Pacific
incomes were active between So3t and 9OA-, bat
no better in final sales nj 90 and irsts, Rio Grlnde
Division. sold at 1904 a 1905. Northern Pacific
certificates brought 1912 and Colorado Coal and
Iron iirsfs 100 iol.
The Sub-Ircas ~ to-day gained Sl.23i.G35 on
balance made up by gains of 500 COG currency and
SG~ O29 coin This gain reduc the loss since last
Friday Ia Sill ~-}. There is no change IN the
monetary ,ituailor rates for call loans ranging from
3 to prr cent with the bulk of the business to-day
perhaps AZ 3l per cent. The domestic exchanges on
New orb ~ the places named quoted ~ follows:
Savannah. > = premium Charleston. ~ q pre-
MUM: Ncw-Oricaus, ~ 5OaS2 % premium St.
Louis and Chicago each 80 cents premium. The
nitcd states Treasurer IT Washington to-day re-
cciy ell 500 900 National bank notes for redemption.
The customs receipts were S6lo.OOo. and Tie lnter-
nal revenue rccciptsowerr SJlO.ouO. The Clearing
House statement to-day Is a. follows Exchanges.
sos. SITS l5o: balances S6.oI2.33I. The tiansic-
ti0ns az the Sub-Treaslry covered; ke'elpts,
- ~. DDS payments, S2l91,3'3 currency hl-
ancr 81 l6 >;i3: coin balance S66.2sl,I51.
The following is the comparative quarterly state-
u,cnt of the National Banks OF the CITY oi New
YORK.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-05-19

In London British consols again are buoyani and
to-nay prices advanced TO 1O2 l1-i0~ iO-'. Ion
money and 10 1924 for account United states
bonds were strong and the D.. after advancing 2
10 1904, closed ut 1906 4i2s advanc to In Du!
closed unchanged at l7i2, and Is were strong ~
Spouse to yesterdays decline In the nome
markets. but for the iirt time IN many
weeks the decline in London was less than that
in the home markets which II followed ihdis
Council bills were allotted at decline OF 'r'i. py
rupee and bar silver IL quoted steady Al ol o-lo per
ounce. IN Paris. French . per cchIS rose from
The Danbury and Norwalk Railroad Company
has declared q quarterly dividend OF = per cent,
payable June l. This company regularly pays !.
prS cent uuarterly yet ts stock rules ut the Stock
EYcbnnu,, M about or below 10. The fact scurios
commentary ON the sagacity Of host Of inyestors
WHO are buying per cent stock ~ prices that yiAa
lcSs than per cent on the capital Invested.
The following securities to-day were sold ~ as
Exchange sarsfooin;
10000 brooklyn city per cent water loan
stock, Registered, due lov5 ihfiose,,
JaL,lary and July i.........,.. .isot
10000 New.Yoik Ciiy per cent Improvement, oo,
stock, Registered. due NOV u Insg 1874
$4,000 Now York Nity per cent tentA fsIk
Xn,Tst l. iss7 49, -. -. =. .il3
$4,000 Michigan southern and No'tncfn inli.
Railroad Company snkins tuna
resslered coupons percent bonds ~.
.,ooo n sS, asy ana Hudson Canal company
Ree i isIy LA nv "'' - losk
1000 CIV Of siocstns. caiifornia. psr cent
'i'0oo r9lG bondS GSe ls0i.......... 80. iloh
~ sI t,,, ,"P'o N' ..-......lO0
10 .la gS' MSsseants FIRE insurance Com a,
,h hare Kace rrre Insurance Company. ..22S {
S2l0O cay VI hewf'Tk eonsoaaA'sS ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-05-19
AT Gchools-CitY.

AIRS. LOUISA b. CULVER
vi viii receive pupils In Drt"ng ana IN ~ ~
CoiOrs. China ana Dccota'"i a. i'o 9'"'''' "
2Cth.st., Sew York. . - ~ ,,-r,t,-, tto,,
beiefenees- Nj. James N. Hart, Mr.. \. T. Bellows
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obstruction.

| For Young Ladies-City.
| MI ~" w 40 81 FASr 39rH-sT
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For Bows and Young Men-Country.

For Boys and Young Men-OouhIy'
4 HOME is offered to boys needing cspcclal
clan in The prcttcst and athic't town IA
Box -, Durham. Conn
N White i1ein- y. y. irin'iral {" r. WILLS I'D D.
A SIMMER SESSION. Boys under l3. T.
"A HIND- 4. NJ. Hcnp,tcId, Long Island.
BOARDING SCHOOL for few boys.--tlils'
ID i% college Tenn %Sn mII''i iTnc,i. Wilton, Conn or
can be- seen at Room 90 Il Br''ah~>y tins "'"N'
DOYs and YOUNG MEN privately fitted for
- col l .n G%n'iliisi rirt ,s> g. oTfhEN
CORNWALL HEIGHTS School, . on -, the IS,
Y IIudsoa y Y.-h GROUND mountain arr iirn @ i c
school boy IA @c t,, Ic'S 'iIS Sa G''
NWOOD INSTITUTE. Laucshoro'. Bcrll-
l. rrr Co.. Mass established ia $50, n, ior COLLEGE, 5ei.
cntiac school OF IHiyate instruction spo'S
throughout the Rev A. 4 GILBERT. \. NJ Principal
MORRIS CLASSICAL INSTlTl IE. .,.,,...,,
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