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CWTTTIN G. SHOPTLTDGE'S ACADFll

CWITIIIN c. SHORTLTDGE'S ACADEMY
- FOR Young MEN AND BOYS. MEDIA PENE,
IMElNh NJ LES Fi,'4 Il ll.A' l.I.l,i a ,.,'o
pcnsc even booNs. e.. No extra charge" 20 incidental
pencaced teachers ali men and ali eraduac-. special
rea dr if for & ' a@i 6aca%ar 5ays tio
or students may select any uirs o choose ne REGULAR In
Coursc students fitted Media Academy now in Han
Media has churches and temperance charter "lch
pIohOi., the sac OIL ~ Intoxicating dnnhs. ,,,
surround MANY towns NOT reach ms hc charter Of
the boro, g has driven from us The eva influence
comm ~ eou,ac. with iarcras or toon. The bounty II
ooatou aut heathu surrounding have Won for Media
the adm. lion ot all Eho have visited it,
Ba{arl 9lor ,aa: 9ee great lel.ar. IN recon- recon-
mcgdng to parents the Academy OF Mr. 5"ln C. snort
Judge George NJ Van IIoc.cu Il NcW-York SAYS:
"svuhn 1horldge's Media Academy all ri7 the best in
only q good school bat home Ike. cheerful establishments
Who c-oa, mental mora ana physical ammo. Dlcre which
SO necessary t. TIE growth of hrtithr youth"
Of yonr poson f,t make your school Tie ami in
nc lion. Thomas r. Cooper, rcuu,y wanna senate saws:
reid one OF e finest in The state and ouo ia every
as.st.nis alc v ell. known educators" ....,
young boys home gre provided for th'm NOT usually
:. c. snoRrupGr. I,l. Media, penn.
ton win the car, 0c,toi cd uaon nv boy your school
paIcnl ', and a1,aH- Vino ds,lc comiorabr lone
ihrr where ter education health and morals are 50
admirably prOyided,1r
Very truly yours 80 80. l...,,,,
CHARLES H. r. COILS.
The Rev j. a ChlIs D. d. of Phia1ciuAia, had SON at
the Acl0r my and a." D. glad 10 recommend IT,
The Philadelphia Times SAYS: MI - 9 Nholtdgt mas
been lol and Iasorubly ces~iu tea cf
NtdA lir {. tldgc BOdlGll5-
sch o. must command pii HE attention
The Media American says: Altogether the Vast year
Ar ~hnrtdgc hs had lur class
of youug boys unusually eNccIcnL me
stOcnt. te respect OF citizens hy thor un iWy
gcu-lcmaulv dcIuclnrr ey always showed dehA'N IT.
resi- Get generally characteristic OF scho) bows wh'h
speaks well for d CipIne and nhucncc OF the acd my
glad, make record u tha- WAS noticed b' ouf ptope
ami tayOany commented ui ON by all ut Is not surpu'
ing ,hoftltge has built M hr-tcas- hs tuition
ia our borough unWciried in bis work, scarcely ever
leaving Academy hour at time durn2 school
sessions Every artment us feels NJ al lines he mas
We predict for the Media Academy increased
popularity a Il u,eiu ness"
Ne heartily iudpr-c above welmerc notice from The
Molin American commend Alr > G. ohOrd-cs Acad-
eny 10 publIc favor
Rev. ID. W. & ~ Lt~Bf, - o..
Rector Of Protestant Eps Church. Media Penn
Rev. EUWAED III robbins,
Pastor Media rrcsby terrain Church.
Rev :. \ HEfLNER,
Pastor of alcla Methodist Episcopal Church.
Rev. W. A. PATIEN.
Iast.rof the Media Baptist church
For illustrated circular address the lun'pal ana fIo-
rIlcioI -WitiIN G. I'll IRrLIDGt, y NJ. uarvarn nj
yegaty graduate. Media Penn
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" EVERYBODY can now play at sight on
Il ANY organ or piano" complete sp stem. 81. Mrihoh
explained Al ill., NrN-IObK MUSICAL ASSOCIATION
EOOIS. $50 West 2-l-,t
Instruction IN superior planoiorte
VI rl.Dug ANA sn,ut CHEST references terms tJU-
-, ~ lr-ou-. j. WIS., hiN1rl; ~chuocrth * Co.
Union square
NEW-YORK CONSERVATORY OF MUSIC.
~ Ouiv
NO.5lAsT llTIISr. so Door East Of 5THANE.
IIucn' tsIis,. .~t'
1I,s RFNDN-NED Nl 'ir -t'iIIDi amt StHD IL OF
flocut.ou, For, i4,nguar 8, Drawing hnd PM9uhg'
NOW DI'1. DAILY u. It A. VI. To . J.. ~
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{ oruordiloH Aolite5.

NOrICE.-Soalcd proposals will he received
~ tlc the Fire Dcpar mcnt until september p
los3, for and For ul Information Guy
Record, copies Tor 5aieat SO. Oity IldIl.
vG'O CONTRACTORS.-Seal proposals Will
4 received AZ Otice OF the Fire Department until
september Is, ISL. or building house Tor fnine ompany
NJ IT, For mu Information sec C4ty Kecoid; oopcs Tor
sale al No. Clty HdL
FENO CONTRACTORS.-Se proposals will
BE- received Ut Police headquarters unu September 3.
iSOu house Log house rt
on ground and premises occupied b, Ouldllg
known a FrsiAin Market FOr lIA Information sss tlty
Record. copies sale at 80 tlty Han.
TI'O CONTRACHORS.->ea cd proposals viii
be rcce ei az the Office Of tho Department Of PuDho
Works unlu september Il. I~~2 regulating Lung,
cuIbng, and tll
Information city Record. cOpc. TOR sale ~. cLy
Han
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4 LADY TEACHER OF much experience,
gqoi Testimonials and references. desires situation IA
scnooi 0 40 dF teacher Resident gDyerne-s; teaches
English, French music and drawing Address TEACHER,
care Of T.. W. stiles. Elizabeth. y. !.
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BEACH.

NJ VIA GREENPOINE
The steamer SYLVAN GGDNi leaves the pier foot d,
23d-.t EAST RIVER for the COmnauy3 Depot, t~sI
connecting Tor Manhlttln Beach at - s.iS
lO.4J ami htiiIOuIy from ll;lJ 10 Jlj m
Trans leave Manhattan Beach &C 80, - ll:lj
l2'- 80, los, l5J D. amt hfe,u lll tllcsy
minutes nour TO 9.5D M. and AZ 10. 1875
VIA BAY RIDGE.
The X. MARTIN ami hAITEAWAN lelys
foot WItehll.st. terminus Of all tho Elevated RAILWAYS,
at --:lO a. aud hOurlv IRON J:lD TO 9lD
Trains eayc Manhattan Beach ut '7:ln '3ll 40 n
and ha ihOurly rom 1910 a d.. 10 1910 j. n
srrains markell thus 80 nor run IN Nuliags -
EXCURSION TICKETS FOR SALE AT ALL DOWN
TRACK STATIONS OF THE ELEVATED RAILWAYS
rEIsE 81 CENTS, INCLUDING ELEVATED RAIL
AFrEKNOON AND EVENING CONCEPTS By GGL~
Morris BAND AND EMINENT SOLOISTs
FAIRY LAND.-GRAHD ILL NGNAftDS or THE
GKOI NDS EVERY ~ ~ 1AA EVENING.
TN OCEAN ABLA/I. AQUATIC FIREWORKS
EVERY THURSDAY LNENIN.
PAINS GkFAT PNEOTECHNIC EXHIBITIONS
EELHV sAIU kDAY EVENING.
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y rAckARDo BusdNtTc COdi, ,,,rythng IS frcs
WI M, JIh,rc lis rest and ocle ll dou' & lo, ro,i
,t,,S ly an. other school auyW clt "a. TNCKA{ij y
- IruIdNaN
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MIR. TREN0R'S -
vi ACADEMY or DANCING.
broadway and 32d ~.
SNOW OPEN. $50 Year. send for circular.
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These terms includes the studies.
For catalogues. apply TO The Librarian Of stevens
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Jnsiructior.
For Young Ladles-Oountrv.

ELMIRA FEMALE COLLEGE.
advantases S %use AMI Art Terms moderate Next scs
sion begins September IT. Add Isrs n n Elmra Nv
GOLDEN HILL Seminary for young ladies'
- bridgeport. Conn. Address Miss EMILY NELSON.
HONE INSTITUTE for young ladies, larry
SS none S ssr %EsT6%LF PTS s
HILLSIDE SEMINARY. BRIDGEPORT,
Conn. Reorens sept 49, 1882. College preparation
ANNEJ. STONE MARIANA sLADE HoPsoN.
uACKETTSTOWN INSTITUTE. - College
Tor ladies' College preparatory for gentlemen Music
Az IonmftelM bia4Snes Ao-outy tlorgughnesA be,t
N0"H S-z' KEY ye H. CS0SHS1 D. President
Miss M0ntfOrt's school fory0ung ladies, Grove
w HAL New-iiayen. It, Eighty wear begins sept. -
MISS BULKLEY'S Boarding and Day
~ schoo Tor lounf Ladies' Tarryto"n on the Hudson.
MRS. ) l.. CADN'S Boarding and Dav School
~ Young Ladies' West End Inst New.liaVcn Conn.,.
thirteenth year commences september - send for circular
MISS AIKEN'S English, French and German
Circulars seut ON application
MISS PURVIANCE'S Successor to Miss Ram
w nev Boarding and Day Schoo 70. Young Iaairs fa
g p Is SS"''''' VIII DC '''p'"'u '''''' '''"'''
NTISS MOTIFS ENGLISH AND FRENCH
VA Family and Day school t9r Young Ladies' j Wa ST.
6rcuiais ssit upon application
NAPLEWOOD INSTITUTE, for Young
- Ladies rittsaeld MassZLo9s and widely known for
Address Rev. e. Y. sPEAH. the Principal.
MISS T.. ELIZABETH DANA'S
VI ENGLISH AID FRENCH BOARDING. SCHOOL
FOR YOUNG LADIES, Morrstogn, \ j. reopens septen;;
Der 90 Enlarged scioDrOonS and gymnasium Large ani
attractive grounds superior dNantdges In tFoy depart
Board and tuition In English and Latin, SiOO pcl an.
mum. For clr,dlars address the Prime. pal
MOUNT AUBURN INSTITUTE, Cincinnati.
FAMILY SCHOOL FOR YOUNG LADIES.
Beautiful location, large grounds heath record unsur
passed. long and widely know tog taoougnucas In scholar
ship. ..-..
All. ART ADVANTAGES OF CINCINNATI
made saiiD q puli Constant atten Jon -iFcn 10
HONLAND So .IALtUlIt itfA
Special students received n music tIdure and art TWEEN
tuh year begins ~cptenber 20. Applications received ul
September -. send Tor circulars.
J. Moss SMITH \ N, H. IHANE MlLLI.F
PRINCIPAL. Ittsi'ut'
NEW-CANAAN INSTITUTE FOR YOUNG
~ LADIES. experienced teachers; numbers umitoi
Al Ira / A. 4
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MIR. HOLIDAYS SCHOOL. 10. 2G

w 42d-s rcolcns September 9. Prepares FOR college
French anu German Oy native teachers Warm lunch, D
ClOscl playground. &c Number OF pupils limited. Ligl
pupils received INTO the principals family.
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SCHOOL OF POLITICAL SCIENCE.

The purpose Of this school u give complete genera
view OF all he subjects both Of internal ana cNteihai pune
pott from the threeiold stand poh Oh history ID" anu pm
osophy ..
Candida Is Tor matrcuaiion VIII present their ccIun'''
totbe President at the College on FRIDAY MORNING.
6EPTEM BIER %.
The first session Of each ~ the above schools WI" uc-H on
MONDAY OCTOBER q. at $3.50 a. ~. - ,.
r. A. +. BARNARD. Ii D.. President.
-n+1 N y
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NEW YORK MILITARY ACADEMY,
FORT WASHINGTON, "
Established 1854

RLOPENs SEPT 1. 1882.
A the highest grade whose threefoid
scrupulously followed T. 20 mould At an early age
OF the Will OOed<nct
feelings by rs(On sepsrati * these three great
requisites instruction discipline, religion while hting Tor
every profession. -,
Situated on Washington Heights about ten miles up the
Hudson reAchei the sixth Avenue Elevated Road y
lGJh.st Carriages In waiting or by Timely nOt
1csO the superintendent meets the ARRIVAL OF ANY ttan
beautiful aud he4luLy pl CeOD an enhenc" com
handing the delightful scenery or more attractive sur
tOundngs, found along the aEfaned banks OIL tho
Hudson It's buildings are unusually hOmoiiKe $1,000.
here are forty Of land attached ~ IT, shado ana IN
tersecod by groves anOTdng ample space TOT pay
grounds.
French, German and spanish spoken
APPLY FOR CATALOGUES
PREPARATORY SCIENTIFIC SCHOOL,
hadison.aye. and 44h-st for the school Of Mines,
Stevens Institute sheffield 90 aud technical Professions
CLASSES ~ Architectural and Mechanical Drawing - -.
a LIN late Engineer COrps u b. ~, aud Professor ~
Naval Academy
81. LOUIS COLLEGE, 1874 West 37th-st.-
~ A sELECT Catholic school Fourteenth year.
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NEW YORK SCHOOL OF LANGUAGES.
~ L4s Broadway corner OF 4@dst) Classical, Eugsh
and Commercial Departments Fan Term begins sept 20.
thorough practical tea hing. progressive methods
success results institution eQua the best
New England training scA Os During the past
It's graduates have been admitted with high
LEADING several passing OF INTO The Sophomore
and unIOT { asses.
caseiuy organized department for those desiring
business Preparatory
young bows Koelen, Is made To the many eminent citizens
% whose attend the school fOf circulars
ply 70 HENk1 I ~! ~ !, - = l ~, f,,,..,
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etI%S YEAR, boarding tuition aud books
~ 1 10 Home comforts A G. NORRIS \. S'' WOODS
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For Young Ladies-Country.


FAMILY SCHOOL fer girls IN connection
~ with dav-,cho0, at POUCH KLEfNIEj IOtl year: De
gus september H. FOR circulars 10 Mr+'w Boz Ii
DISHOPTHORPE.-l his boarding school for
ID grsls delightfully."- located az Bethlehem. Penn and
OFFERS supc0r advantages education IL VIII reopen sep
tcmDer 20 1857. Apply to Miss r. l. WALSH PRINCIPAL
DORDENTOWN FEMALE COLLEGE.-ln-
ID creasng and patronage and ma whatever
he lps Ia cultured undetermined AMI Christian woman
Don't fall - consult caialoe Ne =, ,,...... -
Addres. REV WM {. BOW1N. A. ". Bordcnto"n NJ.
(NRCULARS of good schools, with intelligent
" advice Tree 20 parents personally mailed for postage
state want. fully j. ". sen EkA ERHOEN, EArt tth-S'
CORNWALL COLLEGIATE SCHOOL FOR
~ YOUNG LADlE5-Bcautltm location. 500 icct
above the Hudson. encl aud Herman spoAcn especial all
yanflscs m music and studies. Rev ALFRED q HOE,
Cornwall the II uls N. y. J.
COTTAGE SEMINARY FOR YOUNG
- LADIES Pott-town PA-rhlrtr ,econt Ahnnh 'es'i9a
open. .a,t lj 1854 ga Pluidelptt dhl hc'hhS Il ~ ~
mile. from Philadelphia. with thr'hfn cart rom NrN.frs
bv Bound Brook IIoue eco utprtN ploitt' h'pLnf
andtiorlugl WORK elegant pnblnK' all All 'ohNr1enosN
large grounds lOo alton wc An1"h ot beauty Ai' ,-
Iorcdt 10 que, adlfos+ 1Lp- &C. rt lhfl1 \. ~ ri'L
hREW LADIES SEMINARY, Carmel. y. ! e.
Iions-llke thorough. rogfe-- iNc NeW hua ,f
euIal, win fan PARTICULARS O-OEuE G. sAIl H. a III
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COLUMBIA COLLEGE.
SCHOOL OLE ARTS.

The examination Of candidates for admission Will begin on
UEpNI~DAY. SEPTEMBER -, at $50 Il IN
Candidates conditioned in June last wipr'sen themselves
a the same time ,
candidates for the GRADUATE DEPARTMENT viii
uresent their diplomas Tire President at The College Oh
FRIDAY MORNING, SEPTEMBER %.
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1netrultior.
For Both Sexes-City.


MRS GRIFFITTS will reopen her English,
VI French ana German Day school for Young ladies' and
Children on Monday, September -, at No Ala MadsonaVe
MRS. WILLIAMES
ns9 a2@ [eaen bo32g and Day r sfH9 So6e for
September - Address by letter uniii september 10
MISS COMSTOCK, 81 and 81 West 4Oth-st..
iacng EeretySr a mnf TeGh ann ca
= Miss comiiock At home iitcr scpt 2gth
MISS ARABELLA KETCHUM'S private
w classes Tor Young Ladies aud Children VIII reoP oc
toher lSS2 Number limited a few 'acanc",; German
i5 o 81 ' Vest hs s-''"' ''0 y '''' "
MISS SPRINGS English and French school
va for Young Ladies and Children No ~ 4l7i ,o,iL'
pcar rakaNS VIZ S"p,n turi ''S, m The c,gr4s
tS %Sg,o at oe S .o ' RandSp and The school
NEADEMOiSELLE TARDINEL, - ". 10th
~ IT.. NewYork. Boarding and Day Schoo. icr 1onng
Lao cs ana children feopep opt a. rhgrougn Ensn5h
spoken within Six months Drawing andmusca Advantages
unsurpassed.
NsADEMOISELLE De JANON'S
IlsENcH and ENGLI-H lioNtD1NG ana pAf SCHOOL
loGRA,GERCY PAR Ncv-YorS, wIll reopen on THURS
Ton ss under iae clare OF Nmc ALTO -GoySE.
SEABURY SEMINARY and KlN9}E&GAR
- Ten. ia West i2dst 9IAbil p ilI.D l,J> Com,
ehatc al sietian ral4nicei Reference Rev. Dr.
TuE CONSERVATORY Of EL0CUTI0N.-
MIS-. A s9i Sll- EHIHSN6HIl~DiEiL rano.oa- '''
Low Schools.
ANNUAL SESSION C24tD OF the LAW
a school of the UNiNEEoii y Of t4e Clif or M
course loreec nouios Two sessions yearof actual sinoy
ieanisfc. for acrcs are an oral aud written
nation I4pcrs u not le man o quest dhe 4,uai
prizes OF 500 each ior the 9e' eSamIq1ti5q,s
For catalogues, &cq apply to ,.o,-,.
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G.. JOHNS, ..,,..
MRS. IIiIODOitI II.\ING.
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NINE. {. MEAR~S .,,,.,.
VA ENGLISH, FRENCH AND HI-ltMAN hoANNiN"
AND DAY SCHOOL
Young Ladies founded isi0 No ~ H@dl-9na'G'
guase Of family ana ~cho"l; lectures az lht- firi
and crIual eminent professor; r~lrch a'eh"h pan"
to ENGLISH and Flcncu irIuIIY cpdIt hch, 10, ,,.ta,
w. Nine 4. q. MEAR~. Principal
MISS MARY MARRIOTT NORRIS, 40 EAST
VI 5sTI~T formerly 10 fast -lSt.t. viii reopen icr
SCHOOL lor YOUNG LADIES and Missile pSlop'r -.
CLASSES FOR ADJ IT., Noycnbr IIclHi"Hlh a.. j..
VAS~AI WELLE-LEN. M 4 III and HARVARD IN AM
INATIO> Advanced classes 10 Art ilic~iuIc s'irio,
Mathc Ike, ami Modern Ia leua4e,. Numlct "i h@flng
puu!is limited to len Address 1900 september "ph''"'>''
DTTGER'S FEMALE COLLEGE will reopen,
II % W 5jts-cpt 30. house new amt elegantly furnish
cd rider. accommodated D. Burcari DID ,Pr'-lo"hl
C,VBURBAN SEMINARY. Boslon-aVe. and
Cl67th-s Ieorcns september Ia $500 per year lheeN
EDWI - JOHN SOY, Principal.
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DOCKAWAY BEACU.
IL NETWORK. WOODHANFN AND HOCkANAr
RAILROAD.
Trains daily. except sundays. IRON
Hunter. Pont BuslNick-A. NJ, 5:2j :, 9.3} ll)t
p. NJ, ]. 2.lO. 32u. az. 5.sO. 7. ~:t -
Leave BROOKLYN tlatbuso-aye.-AM. s@3. S:lQ Il p 81,
IL . 80. go. 900. 1.5'', So
lsetu leave for Hunters Poi1L AL burhWck aud
BrOoAi yn almost h0uriy
Leave hunters POM ana Bush"ick noury from
F4tbuslaye Brooklyn every hour aud Ten minutes from
: a. 20. L 500
," D''''''' FiSI FISHING INJAMAIcA BAY
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0eachers.

4 TEACHER Of twenty years experience In
hrstcass schools wants position. Address j. T., Tri
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N = EYERSON,S COLLEGIATE SCHOOL.

H. Corner 42dst and Gtlaye opposite Ae'el'"n IdIh
Eeopeu- september 20 short lessons thoroughly mas'cou
Refers 10 following patrons
Professor charles Short The Rev Howard Crosby.
The Rev lh1nas > Hastings, Inc Kew nom au'''
Tic Rev. charles f. Knox, HE gov ~ o. j. j. itlCoVi
The Rev. Prof q. l.. Prcu1ss. Tie Key B. Wme'
Geo,go p,hfus Robert winthrop.
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Aath and 5oth.sts., Madi.on and
r. 4. CALLISENS

DR. \. CALLISEN'S
4 DAY SCHOOL FOR BOYS,
Isl West 43d-st, rcopens Wednesday, september 70
SACHS'S COLLEGIATE INSIIIUI l.
- West j9th-,t rcopeus sept u Ilolodsh Wcpa-
Hon for ec- especially Columbia and Harvard seen INC
schools business. German and French orm lmoi
feature, OF rec ai curriculum Ne" Du"S HIf'o''' O'
SAL faIV ~
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4 GRADUATE of Vassar desires to give pri-
yiie instruction Latin speciality. Address g. z. s..
ana 10 Pine st., New.YOfk CITY.
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For Young Ladies-CitY.

7 Misses TCTTln :. T,VZI OTI-dNt.; ItIIHo TIVI
" wear 400. Nitmuscai course 5000 CHcuas as above
CARLISLE INSTITUTE, 572 Madison-ayc..
< corner 56th-st. English French German ana La'in
Boarilg and school Tor yOuuG adlc- lOiouGh De
legal, course special students in music and All departments
German and english kinder srten tentL4 cal september 3D.
LREE CLASSES for Srlt-SuppOrting Womc
/ in writing. bookkeeping photography. t'pe."ltnG re-
touching pho uc .iNts and ,oloun. pho oeldhs Apply
rNcrri IN ~a,UrIlt-. at tic YOUNG MOMEN'o CHRIS
TIAN A. JtItfiON. last 1jthst from o. H. To p
m
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ropNWAJL COLLEGIATE SCHOOL FOR

(NRCULARS of good schools. with intelligent
~ advice 20 parents personally malrl ioi os'Ag.'
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-gHE NEW YORK LATIN SCHOOL. No. 5
Fast 47th.st. reopcns september - preparation ioi
49, T.. l. 4.
HE FIFTH AVENUE SCHOOL,


CITY OF NEW.YORK.
TCrIN HAL. % DE- Chan ellOr ad int rim.
fN-TRTCEION Firt.
TN, rovt ont cx animation VIII ne held Tues Law. son
teuhor Ip az Dol n m. IN tie University t'ouh'H hooH)'
y" al" o.1i, mn ~ hoo obtained from the Janor
NS'M.W. RICHARDS'S SCHOOL FOR BOY
mo W,,t t2ast rcopcns sept. % number lmlo 70
gn large g,l,ti. tour vacancies. send Tor CIRCULAR
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I,REENWICH, CONN, Academy and Board
ing school Tor Boys unsurpassed location thorough
instruction genuine home refined auirOunulEgs hshca
n rir-- Al
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-09-09

MRS GRIFFITTS will reopen her English,
vi French Day School for Young Ladies' and
hdlen Monday September %, at No Ala Madson-aye
car 4~thef
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nOCKAWAY BEACH. EVERY DAY.
MITES REGULAR LINE MAJESTIC STEAWEaa-
LNtUR-ION hA't.Ft
REDUCED 80 CTS. IN
~ NDAhT

The COLCN BIA and GRAND REPC .lAC
Wei leave DAILY ~ lp,Ows
i.rNo. 3, Jewtlis Nh lrt,
West 22ist West lOth-st. AOIut itiyor. b.o1NJh-
g:lJ ~. H:lUN $40 a n. I': % e. ~
iU.,jg H. lO:.Ua IN lV.4J a. 4..fOa
p.tl 100 -4J g. AL. -,.O 3. ll
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1882-09-19

This is to certify that l have this day re-
ceived of the Knoxville Endowment Associa-
ton at the hands of John NJ Brooks, Presi-
dent and Treasurer, and B. F. Hooker, Sec
rotary, $4,000 in full of claim against said
Association on account of the marriage of
MIR. r. S. Luttrel and Miss Martha G. Cur
rier. h. u. BEARDEN.
The above certificate shows for itself.
This Association is doing most prosper
Gus business and its dealings are prompt
and business-like The above payment was
made from advance assessments and there is
enough left in the treasury to the credit of
this fund to pay the next several mar
riages that may occur. This was the first
marriage that has occurred in this Associa-
ton, and as the day classes, in which the
certificates were issued are only six days old,
it can very plainly be seen what the advan-
tages of this plan are.
The largest and cheapest line of black and
colored Cashmeres in the city, at
MoNULTY, LILLARD & Cos.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1882-09-19
1925 REWARD


ESCAPED FROM BRANCH PRISON, AT
u Coal Creek. Tenn, on Septem er 18th
The following de- cribed ConvictS A reward OF
SIS e ,ch will be paid for their return to me at
coal Creek. w. Il. EDWARDS
Warden.
George Lamberth (white), 80 years old. feet
9la inches high, weighs 143 pounds. brown ewes
black hair: dark clm plexion; gun shot wound
through left arm above the elbow; scar on left
side of the neck; good education.
Jonn Mclean (whfte), 70 years old, 5 feet in
ehes high, weighs 155 pounds. gray eyes, light
mar, Ialr complexion, scar on each side OF fore
head a painter by trade.
sam Mullens (colored). "a years old, feet ga
Inches high weighs 165 pounds no trade no
education black complexion.
VIM. Nearin (coIOTedl, % years Old feet 6ps
inehes high, weighs 165 pounds. black eyes
plack halr, yeliow complexion ; long scar below
right eye; -arge scar on left hand betWe en- thumb
and forefnger; a carpenter by trade.
George Washington (colOredl 26 years old. &
feet 11l2 inches high, weighs 1876 pounds. black
eyes, black hair, black complexion knot on
fgnt SIDE. Sep17d sun tues thurs
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1882-09-19
Sundays Local Express Discontinued

Beginning with last Sunday, the Southern
Express Company have discontinued the
local business on the Sunday day trains on
the E. T., Va. & Ga Railroad This i.
a move In the right direction. 1t is a rare
thing that there is any local freight of any
consequence on those trains, and what there
is can just as well be held over. Besides.
this arrangement g yes not only the messen-
ger, but the local force the one days rest
out of the week, which is needed and should
be allotted to all humanity, as well as to the
beast of burden.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1882-09-19
The Cincinnati Exposion.

Flaming bills were being circulated owe,
the city yesterday, announcing next Friday,
22d inst, as Cincinnati Southern day at the
Cincinnati Exposition; and that specia
excursion train will leave Chattanooga al
1890 p. m. Thursday, 2lst. The fare OIL
that and all regular trains of that day will
be $3.50 from Chattanooga to Cincinnati
holders of excursion tickets to return free
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1882-09-19

probably had teeth, seeing that he SO
speedily demolished the most substantial
provender on the shortest notice. Nothing
except cool appetite so conduces to the
pleasures of eating as good set of grind
ers, to possess them, use SOZODONT, the
great dental invigorator and identifying
agents. Yellow, tartar covered teeth grow
pearly white and the gums acquire ruddi-
ness and form pleasing contrast to the
snowy hue of the teeth when it is used.