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of ~ - points sales ioolO bales Prices paid March
i222 gi24i; Jaiy l25iGI25I August l2i2al-os
felS@PfE{ December Go The faarc " re over
hal a d rroraHng Sqoc Prices ior Iings ana Wl
I'll June - July. IL August, I2.5l septem
iG,. JanuaT, closing prices conracs-FeDrg
M nav IL "a i 298 JUNE june 3'S%i2@ Iay e22+
August ~ ol2t september lSgg oG'Pen n a., ~
Transferable orders 1I.6
FLOUR AND MEAL-FL 5URnlarset loS3oG
bushes ann motera oDbnr trade demand The mar
1000 BE- including 800 bis CITY Mi xra $ 5@s7
for Vest indies 20 "a 20 ' tr rit rad 90 BIS
NO f5e9i ~prne, - 5oa$l % for Winter What;
81 :OdS4 80 for spIn-, - ioa$l 70 Tor Winter
%hSa whole ringe Gpi' $50 6S Winter Wheat ~ r Is
az me 5 ne n Zoo ' S6 %eT TeF or Export G9 orto
IRENE; SUPREME ~ 90 .: Common to Fl. Extra
state Good 70 Fancy d. - -, Gf common ol ~
s-75' Common Gooq 1,E f9u1G moop mo - \, nro,a
- 0aas 80 St LOUIS common fair Extra - p G>t IS;
WmeT wea Ey1T = 52qS . market ciG>ns . a
l. 200 bbis Common to GOOD Extra - o'qS6 -, %2od' 10
RAJ FLQU shade e'sicc; 52.es' -, oh, suHcrane'
vine * 50 az - yellow Western - sOat3 80
GRAIN-WHEAT Market Ieveush. unsettled and l,q.'c.
cet closing weak At 2d over inside prices;
very small trade Tor eHpcr ana an 4InIy aGr ' 0
bush cash inc Idns NJ l''' fr new od
rIaJad Griis 81 s.: 80 White 81 - al - 10. new:
Fl sia Tor old. No. Red. February ~ a9'-a=l A. -
closing Il .02 do March t'iGSi a. CLOSING 81 ~
do APTll i2'-Gs 3D. p colhE - q a1i M.F ~ t7
al "a closing - s. "a DO 1anr, ?. '2g 20 ' '.
Market qu ana steady ~ a',ic car ,,7 ana BOAT loads
Slycrsd prigat. terms quoted 96sqa67,c BARLEY
Msrs,t without decided ch,nge; -aos -nO'o bush No.
6a i. io.ro,ed state BAILEY MALI quiet
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miscellaneous.

1 DNEkII~ENEN rDt. IIL N.-b-
a YORK TRIBUNE Will BIZ RECEIVED AT THE
trfONN OFFtD ~. No. less Broadway. corner Thirty.
uI-,-i, 3oS West Twenty thri-ei. corner tlghth-s,e.
No ~ that lnion.s0uarp 700 Third
ave. at tho HARLEM btFiNrs,
Nos. 1907 and 1,3)5 rhri.avA corner one unlfci and
twenty dtA. 81, ID o. m. 90 rssgllf oh's rAie'
IA H., VINO excel in cookery aud desire
~ themselves In their own home- with n t,iD
icty invited 10 send their address u io'AhAi h"A
2,t9f, New-Nork Post ollce -----------
EXTRA BARGAINS. Sea!skin Sacqdes. Dol
Il Mans Fur-lned garmcnts sHAfNEs AAhaiaetory.
lU3 Pgincos,.
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Uiui0en0 N,otites.

OFFICE OF TIRE CITY FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY I
NO III RRotDWAY NEW-NORN, Feb. :. 1852. :
A DIVIDEND of five per cent has this day
a been declared, payable aud after Monday the 18th
inst. Transfer BOOKS closed until that date:
b J. BLAUVELT.
secretary.
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Due,ncss Cbdncss.

SHELTER, with both theO-
w r.ftr4i kaow.-Ie AMI yrac seal experience take
,harge coppvr furnaces. AppJ faror A. coa Arch-ot
b . u. .l..f
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Coparturrshin Notices.

- BgOAD-,r,
INV ORK FOB r, 1882.
DLEASE TAKE NOTICE that from this
4 date Mr. ALEXANDER ID. SHAW has no further con.
nrctlOu with our urn GALWAY a. tA~ADO.
rEHE PARTNERSHIP HERETOFORE existing Oe-
the sued under the man. ~ n b. Az
hlusr t has THIS t been dissolved by mutual cons. NJ
John J. At.Ausc reulilg J. j. ALTIAI-E,
y. y. ALruAT~E.
T.. =. LEONARD.
The rnd-rs rue gil ro1iuua tue 1le. unier ne .aaa
tim name al No. IA 6.eene-st. - IS. ALIHAT~r.
J. l.. LEONARD
Ncw-Tork February. i~-2 W.tALTUAT~E.
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OFFICE or rrE Nrrc tVrLR trust COMPANY,
SO. 40 BROADWAY. NLW-NOEk,

THE Mercantile Trust Company will issue
certificates of nrst preferred stock Of the Manhattan
Railway Company The Temporary receipts already issued,
OF the Elevated Railroad Com
pany exchanged preferred Of the nan
haitian Railway Company. Hc1ri1ncr with the agreement
between the Manhattan Railway CJmuaav thr Newl ork
Elevated Railroad Company and the Met upOtln Elevated
Railway Company. dated Nuyrmbr. g. ISL Inon the de-
livery he certificates 90 the Trust Ompdny VIII pay Ten
Dollars share IN cash.
che delivery the certificates OF the Metropolitan te
Railway Company thc Company Will cerh-
preferred stock or the Manhattan Railway
therefor NeWloIk elevated -nd chodrrS making
'Gr the Will receive the
dividend " per the first preferred stock Of the
Manhattan Railway Com laUy
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rNITER STATES STATES. MAI. sTEAMEes

FOR QTEE NSrOWN AND LIVERPOOL.
Leaving Pier So " r.. foot Of kng-st
ARIZOyA Tuesday. Feb IL. D. m.
Tuesday Feb 81,
Iues19V, Feb. p. Z.3o
NEVADA TUESDAY, March T. a m
WYOMING Tuesday. March :, 23O D. m.
These steamers built rOu tight
ments. and furnished with every requisite make
passage the Atlantic bOh safe and agreeable having
bathroom snokingroom drawingroom. piano and library;
also eXpen need steVariess and
steamer The all upper deck, thus nsuring
those greatest OF all uxuries perfect ventilation and
light.
CABIN PASSAGE according 10 stateroom) eco, $40 AMI
FOO. INTERMEDIATES, SO. SrEERAG r. az low rates.
WILLIAMS & GUIoNs
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COUNTY AND CITY BONDS

q
PUBLIC AUCTION
There will be sold at the COURT HOUSE in the City Of
FRIDAY. FEBRUARY II, 1882,
100000 BONDS
Of the
COUNTY OF ULSTER
annually the Isl day Of March ana issucl 10 refund
b"nd' iaiiI 'u' ne O,h9 are lh ucIo nl o' o foNV
1923 Issued under act Of Legislature, passed January 20
There viii .so be sold at the same time and place
$25.ouo BONDS
CITY OF KINGSTON.
Bearing interest at FOUB PER GENT payable by coupon
seulnnuiy the 10th day Of January July
passed February l6 -7~ aud May - 1880
In denominations JOr and ~ 900 dated January H. 1882.
and la, 80 years o run with the option Of the city to pay
JOHN DERRENBAcHER
County treasurer
JACOB D. WCRT-, Chairman
Board vi supervisors
d ri2-. G :. HBSnHr+lly. !cty Committee.
nEBT of the United states. Trade in Coin,
~ Cost Of civil List Sec The Tribune Aranac Price &c
EOR Law on Banks and Trade in Bullion see
4 Tribune Almanac for lo12. Price - cents.
GAS STOCKS an / City R.R. Stocks and Bonds
~ uolghtalds'L r. HEWITT, u tyc1Auge-pace
GWYNNE & DAY,
Transact \ GENERAL BANKING AND BROKER
AGE btSlNEs~ ~ RAILWAY rhAEh~, b0SD>, 90.
NOTICE to First Mortgage Bondholders Of
- Indianapolis and Nnccune- Raj Dad company
meeting FIRST MORTGAGE Boufhodar, OF the indian
apo' and Nin"enn-s 1Iruld Company VIII De held go the
February. u.s., az O'Clock tor the purpose appoint.
ing Trustees. provided no said MORTGAGE o. succeed
tru-trs deceased and the
las resi- .neo. By or.cr OF the Board of Directors.
Secretary Of Indianapolis aui Vncenue+ r. r. co.
III.
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PEoEIA, DECATUR AND EVANSVILLE RAILWAY CoMASY}
NEV-iOaN, FEB. Z, I~S2.
TT'HE ANNUAL MEETING of the Stock
holder, OF this Conpan for the ELECTION OF DIt,t'
and transaction Ui other business VIII De held no
the Company the City of Peoria, 3D., March l.
l-S2. az 2ocock o. Transfer Will February
Is, and reopen March =, 1857. ..---..
b. g.. MITCHELL Secretary.
DELAWARE LArEtWtyvA sSD WESTERN RAILROAD co..
SECLEIARl's OFFICE 26 ENCHANDEPLAcE
NEW-N OKa. Jan. - lNo3.)
rI'HE annual meeting of this company for the
election oi managers and officers viii De- held az this
Office on rue-,y The 2lst day o. February NEXT Polls viii
hr from DO O'Clock until II O'Clock Transfer book,
viii be closed from l,t 10 the 2fd February.
FRED r. CHAMBERS. Secretary.
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SPECIAL NOTICE.
The GuOn line steamers Arizona and Alaska VIII sa
follows: Arizona, February Il, April T. May June - July
II Alaska. March 81 April % May 30 and July l. For
passage, pans OF saloon &c. apply "a
WILLIAMS & GUION. 30 Broadway. Y. Y.
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Comparative exports of -four wheat ana corn
from HE principal Atlantic ports for the week
ending FEBRUARY ), and from January l, 1851, and
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lPERIAL GERMAN MAIL.

4 NORTH GERMAN LLOYD
STEAMSHIP LINE BETWEEN NETWORK,
SOUTHAMPTON AND BREMEN.
GEN WERDER~at Feb. II ELBE...........Sat Feb. -,
MO~EL .......Sat, Feb IL NECkA sat. Mar.
RATES OF PASS AGE from y EW YORK 70 SOUTHLAND
TON, HANRE or BREMEN
FIRST CAB lOO-SECOND CABIN $50
STEER AGE, $50.
Return tickets at reduced Prepaid steerage certi
Gates ~. steamers sail from Piev between second and
IAirl.st. IIO1OAen y. J.
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~ BETWEEN NETWORK AND HAVRE
Pier OF Company, No ~ North MortOnst.
me passengc by this line avoid both By English
small boat
FKA.Cr, u Hauterve... Wednesday FEB -. m.
CANADA. Fianguel WetnesdaY FEB. ~, 3
LABRA DOR. Jouca NJ trchl
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TNPERTAL GERMAN LINE.

Il Hamburg American Packet Company's Line for
PLYMOUTH CHERBOURG and HAMBURG.
overwhelmingly 10 CIMBRIA ............Mar
LESSI Feb. 23 ILE>l Mar.3
OF plymouth. London. Cherbourg. Ham
burg and all points in the south Of gland First cabin Tor
sailing before April l. $40 80 according l0ca
second Cabin $50. Steerage 500 Round trip
duced rates steerage from Hamburg HayTe and
amptOn. S27
kUNHARDT K co, G. b. RICHARD q co,
General Agents General Passenger Agents,
No Ol BrOadst v. Y No. 81 Broadway. y. \.
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O4sbNiN ~ a 'O'' i'""HnH-"reen.
INNAN ROYAL MAIL, LINE STEAMERS.

NMAN NJ 7 III MILL IlINE = EAWEhS,
A FOR QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL.
NOTICE.-The steamers OF this Line take Lieutenant
NauTy's Lane a all ~ the year.
CITY OF BRU sSELS Feb. IL, 10 a
CITY OF NEW. = DIX. SATC RDAY. Feb Is. a
CITY OF MONTREAL........THC r. DAY. Feb -, A. M.
CITY OF BERLIN ..--..... > AFURDAY. March l. ~. m
CITY OF PARG-. -...-.--... THURSDAY 9, A m.
From Pier 3s new number North River.
CABIN. $50, $50 and SIO1 Return tickets favorable
terms.
STEERAGE s3s. Prepaid $50 Drafts al lowest rates
saloons Statero1m7, smoking amt bathrooms amdshpA
These steamers do not carry cattle, sheep or pigs
JOHN O DALE, Agent, 81 amt 81 broadway ". Z.
ILL-IInLuILl N M fI.ar
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IDACIFlC MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPAN1 Us
4 LINES FOR CALIFORNIA, SANDWICH ISLANDS
JAPAN CHINA NEWZEALAND AUSTRALIA, CEN
TRIAL and SOUTH AN ERICA, aud MEX co.
From New York. Pier foot Canal.-t, Y. r.
For the Ishmus OF Panama.
ACAPII - sails FUdaV. Feb | ,
Connecting for Central and south America and Mexico
From san Francisco, lst and Brlnnan-sfs
For Japan and China
o. y o. II Fen. % ? m.
For HONOLULU. NEW ZEALAN y ana AUSTRALIAN
Al ~TRALIA sal5SatuTily. Feb. IL. , D. IA.
or on arrival OF London mails az AN Francisco.
For freight passage ami inform apply Com
pany's Office The pier l0Dt anll--t, North River
H. j. BU LAY, SupeTin endent
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MONARCH LINE.
VA NEW YORK AND LONDON

VI NEW YORK AND LONDON
splendid fast
Leave dock adj lining payOnia Ferry Jersey city
Egyptian Monarch Fec. II. Persian Monarch. March IL
Assyrau Monarch Feb - EgyTt,au Monarch. Mar -
superior accommodations Tor saloon passengers outward
and prepaid .tcerag "A lowest
Appy 10 the general agents
PATTON VICKERS & CO. ? Bowling Green.
Pas. = 81.
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OFFICE OF TIE ST paul, MINNEAPOLIS AND)
MANIrOBA RAILWAY Co,

DlVIDEND-A quarterly dividend OF per
~ Il the earnings this company the quarter
ending December 81 l-sl, and additional dividend Of
Of the profits realized Nlr
gnia Midland Railway Company income bonds will De pad
February 10, instant to 5lOckhOers OF record ia Richmond
Va at the COmpanys there and stockholders of
record ia NeW-IOrS at the Mercantile National Bank
transfer books in NewiOk and Richmond viii close
the 10Th AID reopen On the morning Of the 10Th.
W. r. TURNER. Treasurer.
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.UNARD LINE.
NOTICE-"LANE ROUTE"
FROM NETWORK To LIXEaPoOL VIA oUEEyL


toSetto ami from ala parts Of Europe very.os
rats- Freight and passag Otce, No. Bowling ireen.
VERNON IL BROWN & 90. Agsntl
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The receipts of -four ana gram at the prlnclp2
-lantic norris tins 9th day OF February were:

The following were the receiDts and shipments At
ana from Chicago and Milwaukee to-day:
Receipts shipments.
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CLOSING PRICES or BOSTOY STOCKS.
BOSTON Friday, June 23, 1885,
CLOSING PRICES PHILADELPHIA STOCKS
ReDortei by JOIN L. DAVIS -. Il WHLs.

FRIDAY. June ESP NJ.
The stock market to-day opened active and with
a small boom" III prices, because OF vague idea
that section II of the Bank Charter BILL as it has
passed the Senate will in way cause an infla-
ton of the currency. The section referred
In authorizes the Secretary TO receive deposits
of gold coin in sums not less than $40, and to
issue certificates therefor in denominations not less
than $40 1t provides that the coin o deposited
shall be retained in the Treasury Tor the pay
ment Of tho certificates issued In that there
imitation and to the plan there il no possible objec
tiou except that no good reason yet has been given
why the Government should provide safe storage for
gold free of cost to the owner any more
than it should for grain, cotton or
other merchandise. 1t is simply proposition to
provide banks with an accommodation free of cost
which the associated banks of this city now pay
the Bank of America "a handsome annual price for.
But another portion of the section as follows:
said certificates shall be receivable for customs,
taxes and all public dues. and when 80 received
NAV be reisued: and such certificates as also silver
certificates when held by any National banking
association shall be counted as part of It's lawful
reserve; aud 10 banking association shall DO
member of any clearinghouse in which such certii-
Gates shall not be receivable in the settlement OF
clearing house balances,' was construed to mean
that banks may count silver certlh-
Gates as part of their legal reserve. and
that National banks cannot be members of clear
ing house association that refuses to permit he uso
of silver certificates in settlement OF the daily ex-
changes The wording seems to Justify the con
struction given to it, But as about S6O,0OO,OOO OF
silver certificates already performing the func.
lions of currency" in different parts
of the country. there will be little
actual imitation if the construction shall
be confirmed, while the possible effect OF such ac-
ton on gold, as money may result in severe con-
traction unless events bring tina commercial vaiae
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OF the two metals more IN unison with our Law.
which make % $40 grains and 4l2l2 eraps
equally one dollar Section II proceeds to say.
Provided that the Secretary of the Treasury shan
suspend the issue of such gold certificates whenevo
the amount of gold coin and gold bullion in The
Treasury reserved for the redemption Of Jnitod
States notes falls below s 100 00O,0 900" Whvo,in
what manner the condition OF the "gol5
coin and gold bullion reserved for redemption q,
United States notes." does or shonld effect anotbe,
special fund retained in the Treasury for the nav.
ment of certificates Of deposits Of gold coin. probs.
bly, is problom that will trouble Senators to ~.
plain.
The business in stocks, however was feycrigb ,ra
unsettled at the higher figures that were made "a
recently made "short' interest in q h,.
stocks had quite ~ much 20 do with the advanoa
as did tho talk about imitation. Louisville and Nah
Vile recorded transactions IN 10 900 shares orne.,
one-quarter Of the days total business in al stocts
and IT'S prices were from 90 to G77s. Ahera f,o,
covering of "short" contracts the e,r.aa
SHRINK until. at The close, the prce.
ranged 1T 6f1s0Gfl2 Despite scni-ofrci,l
uttoranccs there are reasons 10 doubt the payment
OF the regular semi-annuql July dividend on tbs
stock it il not yet settled. Denver and Rio Grands
was another stock that received particular atten.
tion from bcars," who hastily covered at 5lI9a
3d. after which the price dropped TO 53a4. A. vas an
ticipated the Central of New-Jcrsey election passed
of without contest, and the clique ofPhiiad-lphia
and Baltimore Spectators secured the control gub-
ject to Mr. Little, who still Is the roccvcr % rhs
company. The price Of the stock rose 70 77ls and
closed at 76ls against 1913 yesterday. Dcawar,
and Hudson was specially strong all the way ont.
The trunk lines and the market generally at times
in the of tho day showed considerable gain On
last evenings figures, but the dealings after OPEN
lag Transactions were without life or feature, and
at the close there material reaction from best
prices alleged to be because Of the march Of the
frcight-handiers through Wallet The market
closed dull and weak.
Government bonds were duk and the dealings
unaffected by the Bank Charter bill, although
the bids for the continued Is were advanced Is per
cent. Annexed are the closing quotations
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icy TELEGRAPH TO THE rRIpuSE.I

SAN FRANCIsCo, June 23.-A rumor has been chr,
rem on he street that the Wine on the 2IOO eVeI
of Mexican has passeI out OF ore. Tins may be true
or NOT but the story was certainly used to ana III
breaking the market A..
4 TELEGRAM from superintendent Robinson Of the
Albion says: Any statement to the eiiect NAV
we are moi taking out ore III large quantities daliy
il false We are sending p tons daily to the tur-
II c. and will increase the shipment to % IN lew
Cays Tn, will be kept up for Il long time with hlgh
grade ore"
Bullion shipments for the past wee (: Chnstty,
81 $50; Contention, SS9.}SO; Eureka C"isoli
died, S13.29O Northern Belle, Sl1,l5O; Standard,
SIT16 BodIc, S6iJO; star, 81 ,JGO
Decatnr superintendent reports: machinery
and main shaft on Hclmer lode in fine condition.
Shaft Is down go feet, with fine crevice IN the
botton The levels at 100 and 200 feet are Ia go0d
condition. Started . Wine west from smart IN the
Io0-,oot level. 4 short distance from bottom OF
level struck fine vein of galcna ore ana nave ore
m SIGHT at the 2OO-ioOt level, ease, with me- uacA
,o- stoDlup. Decatur lode now 30 feet. Inc IN
dIcations aye better than ever before: can take
out pay now at the 1O0-ioot level There Is llne
creyIce of mil dirt this level. west from main
shalt which could be worked AT small cost
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MINES AND MINING.
FRIDAY. June 23-P. ".

FRIDAY, JUIIU -J--T' NJ
The mining stock markets to-day were duil n
steady or firm tone generally prevailed, and some Oh
the low-priced fances recorded handsome R'lhs.
Hibernia was specially noticeable, and rose rom
to 16G 13 cents and Great Eastern, with conslue'
BILE sales advanced from to Gao cents mooSo
was cent higher at "S cents; state LIMO anu .
was cents higher nj 81 cents, ana Vrlenl1l a',,,
Miller was cent HIGHER nj 30D2S cents. Robinson
Consolidated was as irregular as u7ial, ana us
price ranged 9sa94a97 cents Chrysolite was .
cents better at 3 snd Horn SILVER was - W" -,
Iowrrat 1Olt Green Mountain further declined 10
40 Cherokee was = cents higher AT 40 cent. ana
Gold stripe was lower at 40 cents. The CohStocAs
were dull aud weak,
stLEs Ar me MINING EXCHANGES
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HAMMOCK SERIES, NO, 3.
OFF THE ROCKS.
A NOVEL.
1ouo AT nm cloth black and gold stamps, price 81

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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-06-24

THE CHICAGO TRIBUNE SAYS:
"'vo gentlemen wa good novel but Sane Lunatic
is hotter one We commend book Tor summer reading
for If not great it certainly entertaining and The work 81
brish, woman bids TO become very "ekno"h
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-06-24

undertake the charge Of few Young boys dlrn
the summer for pa poses of study and heath outdoor e
quiet place the Maine coast students
for college specially desired For circulars with rcIoencos
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-06-24

Issued in the attractive style which mark OF publ
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