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rious article by Gratz Van Rensselaer, dscoses the
remarkable fact that the original OF heoeccG
in "Iyanhoe" was an accconhpnSnou
and estimable Jewish lady of Philadelphia
Miss Rcbecca Graz, well known III 'ho
socotr of her time. both Jewish and Christian.
ond n norticular friend Of Washington Irving
Inv whom her character and story were told 10
Scott How do You like your Rcbecca 7" wrote
Scott TO Irving in sending him the first copy oil inc
novel. Docs the Rebecca | have pictured COM
mare well with tho pattern given - Noah Brooks
is the author OF an entertaining article on the o'u
TOWN of Castinc charminey illustrated. The sec
ond of MIR. Smaey's papers on "The New North
west - gives some amusing Montana sketches. Cen
eral Mcclellan, writing on d" The War in Egypt
dcridcs the idea that national party" has been
formed under Arab or is possbe among his IoHo"-
ers. lie censures very severely the dilatory man
accment Of the campaign on the part o. inc i-"7
lish: hut il is odd that IN considering tue "'il''''
situation he seems not To have antlcIPa'eu ','
movement which General Wolselcy has just maze III
the direction OF the canal.
Abcau+ifnuy illustrated article on the noble olH
Cathedral of Canterbury fills several pages OF me
}ooo,jye Of Arf. 1t will delight ali lovers Of &C.
clciasfical architecture and all who feel the 1asci-
nation of English scenery ana English history An
article on Van Dvck has several excellent GUS IT,
produclng the artists work. The usual paper on
Current Art contains number of cuts Of the pc
lures exh hitcd this year at the Royal Academy ana
the Grosyenor Gallery. Alma Iademas striking
and massive head Of Herr Barney as Mark Antony
leads the paper pleasant sketch of The American
ARA. Mr. George II. Boughton, with portrait
and two engravngs from the artists pictures
opens the magazine. The writer gives Mr. Boughtoh
the credit he so well deserves for poetcai 1eehg'
quaint and delicate humor ana technical aDiHtS'
She notes that his first studies were mastcrless.
Vide A,cake for September has the brightness 81
polden-rod and sumGch aud the freshness Of an au-
tumn breeze. Particuarlyreadahie are Miss Harris
ovid Flower Papers" Mrs. Eyanss story, How
Elbridge Gray played Little Boy Blue" and the
Southern sketch in dialect. "A Little Texas Nurse
Girl" There IS piquant poem, Inc Dead MI
ten" with two charming illustrations by The Ia "
who used to bc known Miss Ledyard; ana there
are the usual series of excellent practical papers
which make this magazine not only entertaining
but instructive. lis literary and spiritual stand
ards have always been high and admirably Sus-
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INN
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THE FIFTH AVENUE SCHOOL,
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Catalogues by post Calls received alter september
N y 4
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The Century Magazine for September offers one of
those particularly attractive tables of contents IN
the preparation Of which Mr.. Glider 80 often shows
the instinct Of the true editor The topics fresh
and varied and they certain to drdw. Mr. Aus
tin DObson furnishes very interesting paper
Thomas Bewick, and it is admirably illustrated
with reproductions from the cuts of that famous
eraver, besides one print from the original block.
Mr. towels writes a short and highly apprecative
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successful frontispiece portrait of the humorst.
Other timely Biographical and critical articles are
on President Woolsey by Professor George F. Fisher
and on ID. G. Rossotti. by Edmund w GoSSe. Gu
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DACKARD'S COLLEGE will open for the
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7EW-YORK MILITARY ACADEMY,
FORT WASHINGTON. y.
Established 1901.
observation-disclosures p. HAYS. ". D.,

Boarding School OF The highest grade whose three fold
end and scupuiOusy followed Is 10 mould al an early age
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the feelings by refgOa never separating these three great
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situated Washington Heights about ten miles up the
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Unstrrftion.
For Boys and Young Men-CouDtry.

For Boys and Young Men-country.
DR. HOLBROOKS Military, School Sing
sing soo r. rsS gy WfRH f sep
DR- WARNINGS BOARDING SCHOOL,
~" an. Poughkoepsio ~. W Military Institute"
s4O0 All ages Business or college send ior circular
ELNWOOD INSTITUTE, Lanesboro', Bcrl-
entidc school or business private instruction speciality
throughout the year Rev A. A. GILBERT. a. NJ Principal.
FREEHOLD INSTITUTE, Freehold, n. j.,
for 1oyt For fun Hio FORMATION. "PpT 'oF
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Catalogue Emerson G.. CLARK a. NJ. C. r.. Vice Principal.
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Der 2 for CIRCULAR apply To C. b. MEICALf. Am, sdPt
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MT. PLEASANT MILITARY ACADEMY.
AsELECr BOARDING scHooLFOR BOYS
at Sing sngon-Hudson. y. Z.
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&hkkiFF'o SALE:

y SUPREME COURT arr
WILLIAM SIMPSON, H.. OF al against "A''D
BY virtue OF Judge Joseph fOeI, % cse for
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the following described property Al TIC and OH
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apuarI furniture sc. being one ighth snare y sdd
Seth a. Douglass, Deputy. ~ TEN NJ" -
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.yr. PLEASANT MILITARY ACADEMY.
AsELECr BOARDING sCHOOLFOR BOYS
at sing sing.on- Hudson. y. Y.

Tho struction embraces tho following depart
rrons Classical Modern Languages Elementary, maine
matcal English Studies and Natural science C@sSes are
also formed Music DRIVING, FcucnH anu tl0cutph. \
thoroughly organized Military Department. riding SGhoo
we'll trained horses, gymnasium, &c WlIicOgtn lh'is-
Day september 10. BENJAMiN a ALLEN principals
DARK INSTITUTE, Rye. n. Y.--FOr Boys;
i sGO0ayear HENRY TA1LOCK. Principal.
DEEKSKILL (N.Y.) Military Academy.-FOr
circulars address col CO. WRIGHT, A. NJ Principal
DENNSYLVANIA MILITARY ACADEMY
l. CHESTER, Penn
Twrnt,-tr-t year. Opens September H.
scw Buildings superior accommodations Appointments
complete English C1leeiat'. Chemical. civil Engineering
courses Degrees conferred - 49,. ...,n ,, .,
COLONEL THEO. HYATT, President.
DELHAM lNSIIIU lE.-BOarding ard day
school FOR 10 viii reopen september II terms mode
circulars address y. PELHAM Poughkeep-ie n l.
DIVERVIEW ACADENG, Poushkoepsie, \.
IA y Wth l.. - Military Department thOToughgo
ing de-awlke school boys combining study Military
Drill and Recreation In du' proportion. dialogue Win
chart Of college acquisitions sent on application. ,,
OILS Bl-BLt, \. Ne. Principal.
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Qeac1er5.


AN EXPERIENCED TEACHER of FngIjsb,
dsess JOSEPH MOORE, l556 Sd.syo, City '''''''@ ADJ
A RARE CHANCE.-A foreign professor
~ would accept pupils IN French ana German eTcs
tonay low, for reference sake Address % West tst
A TEACHER of successful experience wants
~ position o. III boys and young men for college busi
"a. 1870 " ashingt5nst, Boston Mass 'O'H'
4 YOUNG lady desires for the coming wear
position o. teacher Of drawing would teach IN al.
ences Address Miss w. Box 42j. Evansville Livingston Co..
4 LADY who can assist backward pupils in
Grammar and Arithmetic con pay half board aud tuition
~ Engisa modern 'ngaiget Cnsacs Painting ocal and
Prncipai p. o. Box ~ ''"
A BOSTON YOUNG LADY, who is trained
5 d ss ,a pon2a a. , 6s,9aergsTts9
ence Ia teaching Address *. il. IS. Boston r u.
4 NORTH GERMAN LADY Of > years ex-
&c ool OF as goyeness IN private isny speaA french
ticulars apply to tho rev DE- r. r MoLDhHNKE, Ia
A MEXICAN AND FOREIGN TEACHERS
thoroughly conpe'nt Professors Principals tud icich,r
Ea@e, E9ns aa1d or 10 the ecaG .G2 s NE ga
YOUNG American and Foreign Teachers Agency - Union
4 FIRST-CLASS COLLEGE FOR WOMEN
w Syo r5 o. "a %oa atmoero % f gscee i 1at
Oh Painting a9d 1usS nnui u'-y 'eAoh A. LO' LII q
4 French lady wants a position rs govern
~ 80 family o. 10 teach Frnch IN school. Address
NEWMAN, NJ INIT Vernon POST ONCE. y.
PEST TEACHERS, American and Foreign,
lD promptly provided for private pupils families scA9o,
colleges; Skilled Teachers Constantly " auled. j. W.
sChhRMERHoRN, secretary. Last liths~
ELOCUTION EngliGh, Latin. udrmcnts Of
~ French given chOo or family in this chg by lady OF
and required. Address TERMS VI DEkAIL' box 81,
Morristown NeS.Jcr ey.
NDERGARTNER.-A young lady with
IA desires situation she has had
practical experience teacher aud II graduate II Mrs
NY.
DRIVATE TUTORING, summer and winter
L Apply to a. LOWELL AZ Bonl-t
YEACHERS supplied schools, families free
t0empioyrr Good schools recomm ndcd parents Miss
FLORENCE FIiCh, q Union iuale.
VEACHERS.-Scho Authorities needing the
aid OF first class agency apply with STAMP BROCK
WAY TEA cHER' 40 ENC4, lines l'uidlhg, Dhl, 20
NNANTED.-ln a boys school in NcwYorl
W City. graduate OF Harvard or Yale a, ietc er "
LATIN and OR EN also tea, her al p FLlSH
BRANCIE-i bisioiy geographv grammar, slc4.lg co
cutlon Working A. i've days week 5eu viii
experience required Answer staUng saaiy t1p ctd 70
Principal. IO7 West 57h-5L
WANTED. Superior teacher Of Latin and
W Greek several FOR military dull &c ladies 'Or music
tvoca instrumental draNi painting English french
German. sc ca. ThAL Ed CAIIONAL 81 REAU,
l,GI3 ChcstLut-st, Philadelphia.
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4 YOUNG lady desires for the coming wear
position teacher Of drawing would teach In AL
du0n Engi-h branches Lain; uueXceptOnabs refer.
n ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-08-25
Danclnl Academies.

A Lien DODWORTUS
IA CLASSES FOR DANCING.
NO 6sl FIFrILAVENUE.
Wal recommenco on SATURDAY, October Ia
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-08-25

Mr. DC Leon whose long experience Of Egypt is well
known has told the dsao tale Of recent events ID Egypt
with succiuctness ana ceaTness which makes THIS work
vcrr valuable at the present Re-
view London
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-08-25
GUNNER Resorts.
COLEMAN HOUSE, AsBURY PARK.

EDGCONB HOUSE. Ncw-London. Conn,
A. On the sound open until Ocober beautiful aud hesth
ul no malaria no nav fever ptrcc dranlge. Ia IN
surpassed; good saOlug gas, i bells telegraph and
a. improvements. r. =. LDGC'.lB, N aAesr.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-08-25

pROOKLNN HEIGHTS SEMINARY.
II Tins Day boarding school ior Young Ladies will
open =, ptenbcr 20 CHARLES T.. WEST. Principal
MADAME j. NJ. STAMATS FRENCH, Eng
IVA A-h and German Boarding ana Day school Tor Young
Ladies Children reopen. ptrmhcr H. - Lafayette"
ave. FRENCH language school family. Limited
number boarding pupils received.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-08-25

A TEACHER Of successful experience wants
~ position n boys and young for college or bnsi
nuexce pt enable reference Address PHILIP room,
-. l.sG6 " ashngt INST, Boston, Mass
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CWITUTN G. .SUORTLIDGE'S ACADEMY

VHE IRVING INSTITUTE, ,rarrytown, \.
\ y opens September 10 prepares for college or bust
ness For circulars. address d. A. ROWE ~ ", Principal
VNWO BOYS will be boarded and given in
family praduates country; Address a. NJ. CARsON 800
tTltt
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HAPPER's FRANKLIN SQUARE LIBRARY.
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AN EXPERIENCED TEACHER of FngIisb'
~ Mathematics Boob ping etc desires a no.5an
d.egs JOSEPH MOORE, 1896 3d.aye. CITY. '" A%
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-08-25

EGYPT UNDER ITS kHEDlNES;
or The Old House OF under New Masters by I'd
win D ocn ExAeent and Consul crcral in Egypt With
Maps and Illustrations 49, paper 20 cents
To OCT I'm UARPER's FRANKLIN SQUARE LIBRARY.
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A RARE CHANCE.--A foreign professor
~ would accept pupils IN French German ercen
tOnaliy low for reference sake Address West At
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Justrutlion.
For BOYS and Young Men-CitY.

IOHN MCMULLEN'S SCllOOLreopensT Thurs
- day sept a. l,ZG2 broadway elevator IN 3zdst)
Terms 80 10 t24O EOardes, SiOO. Circulars ana pam
\ rblets at Putuams. 23d-st.
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For Bows and Young Men-City.

University Grammar School, 1,1S1 Broadway,
I ncar tldst -nceu. the 18Th Monday, SeptcmDer
~ primary commercial and Classical Departments loVhH
n aitrr sent l. NJ. NJ Hobby. ". l.. Akin. Principals
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-08-25

BENNINGTON SEMINARY, directly on TIT
4 Bound Brook Route, G@oen Philadelphia and New
NOrk.-A excellent Bul riding school, with grand
tory foytwO Years. and nearly Oueturd oi nus ul
present uistrltiOn Tho new catalogue con
tam. ten pagcd Illustrations OF school and gives
unusually clear and vivid idea OF what the school really Is
Address THOMAS HANLON, ID. D., President remington
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-08-25

NIRCULARS Of good schools, with intelligent
~ advice free to parents per0nally-maed for postage
state fully. j. W sCHERMDkiOlN, East l4th-St'
CLAVERACK (New-YOIlO COLLEGE and
Y Hudson River Institute three miles from hudson Guy
Fits ho,s Thoroughly Tor college and Business.
College course Tor gTis Art ami Music syecaltes.
Seventeen instructors. eleven Apartments
500 PER YEAR.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-05-21
EMILE oLLIvIERS DEFENCE.
Special Dfspateh 10 Tne Erentng Telegram

PARIS, May 20.-Emile Olivier, the man of
light heart has again thought 1t neccssary,tO remind
the world OF his existence He was interviewed the
other day Marsees by representative OF the fhrls
enough to pour Ingenious II not altogether sailfaoory
explanation oi the disasters that befeu his contrynen
in 1870
The Republicans are unjust TO me-" he said, in max
ing res lonsino for the war had no control over
the Ministry of war or the Ministry Of Marine. The En-
peror kept these under his supervision. had
wished give them to rOchu and Julien dc la GravieIe
but lie preferred LeDnuf and Rgaut de Genoyiey For
that matter Lebauf ready. He too WAS the victim
OF events shall prove IA the work am writing on
the fall Of the Empire | have Withdrawn forever from
public life now" added NJ. Olivier, without in the least
appearing suspect lie saying anything curious
. | only ask TO be forgotten"
To prove his sincerity be informed the interviewer
that he about publish several political VOTES
gnong them "A pamphlet entitled Is the Pope FREQ In
Rome" and the ecclesiastical policy OF the
French Kepubc. M. Olivier, has been hObnobDing
with the Holy Father at tho Vatican lately, has had
ample opportunities OF observing Italy and the Italians
He returned 10 France convinced that tho position
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-05-21

in .he House by sabbatarian bigotry does nov
Indicate real preponderance of the opinion of the
members. The majority would vote tomorrow Tor
the opening of the museums and galleries on Sun
days but for the pressure from constituencies espec
tally Non -Conformist ones.
The Macmillans reprinting Democracy.
which continues to excite English curiosity re-
view in Black,oood stimulating fresh attention.
review is expected in the next number of The
Edinburgh Reriew.
The lthenGum, in discussing Julian Hawthorne's
prince Saroni." remarks that Hawthorne is the
fortunate possessor of name attractive to lovers
of romance The volumes have little claim to
attention any other ground The Saturday Rerie'o
notices Nadals essays in highly snivellins man
ner.
Robert C. Winthrop. who during the past three
weeks has received great attention from the best
people here has left London for the Continent.
Mr. Alma Tadema, after extraordinary efforts to
complete certain promised pictures, has quilted
London suddenly on his physicians orders. lie
joins his family in Mentone. G. W. s.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-05-21
WASHINGTON NOTES.

WASHINGTON, Saturday, May 20, 49,.
Treasurer Gnhan las received 1882 40 for tie Gar
field Memorial Hospital to be erected in this city, the
aount of contributions made in London and Paris and
forwarded by the ucu. Levi r. Morton.
The President has approved the joint resolution au-
tborng The Librarian of Congress to accept the library
given to the United States by Dr. Joseph NJ Toner OF
the District OF Columbia.
The House Committee on Civil Service Reform to-day
decided 10 ask the House for permission TO sit during the
recess for the purpose Of formulating general bill
Civil Service Reform.
The Secretary of the Navy has issued orders TO Com
mauder Pearson commanding the United states steam
ship Wachuset at Ska, Alaska, TO proceed to Harris
bur Alaska and take steps necessary TO preserve order
among the white miners there who are reported as nav
ing engaged i'll serious light over disputed citln
The PostmasterGenera VIII leave here tomorrow for
n short visit to his home in Wisconsin.
Colonel Charles l.. Kilburn, Assistant Quartcrmaster
General of Subsistence has been placed ON the Retired
Iist OF the Army His retirement makes the following
promo OH in the Subsistence Department: Lieutenant
Colonel Henry f. Clark be Colonel Major Beckman
On Barry to be Leutenant-Coonel, Captain Thomas
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