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MILITARY ACADEMY
DUTGERS COLLEGE

~ Chartered a. Queens College" IN l770l,
New Brunswcl y. j. hour from cw York on Penn RR.
begins examinations for admission sept 20 1882
thoroughly equipped College. Seventeen successful pro-
fessors inexperienced tutors Requirements for admis
sion Of the best New England Colleges Classical
full and thorough HonOrH IN thc inter con
methods Fail Illustrative collections OF coins.
pilot lgraphs, plans SC Ample provision ioi electives with
prescribed work, n Junior and senior ycdra
Ihe scientific Department b. by at 81 Legislature The
state College 10 Promote Agriculture and the Mechanic
Ample cabinets constant bcll practice ~ SufNeyl
engineering Ia chemistry laooIatoy work Tor ca stu
with fu apparatus rdeI ndcut research by Students II
encouraged. uniformly secure pionibc Oston-
In professional scientific woik. -. .. .. .-...
For full Information address SECRETARY NJ TGFKS
COLLEGE. hruin Liwnrds Gates IN. Dali D., President
ST. GEORGES HALL, for boys and young
- clslcfstown ad business or college. - - year
Prof j. e. KIN EAR. 4. NJ. Principal. send for circular
GIGLAR'S PREPARATORY SCHOOL, New
y burg ~ "a select boarding school for - boys
hts them 10 take highert AT ale for circulars
address HENRY W SlGLAI- MA Naie.
CTRATFORD, CONN.-Mny parents and
> guardians arr anxious 10 ma home Tor OF No boys
where loving viii be combined Win the dis pine and
instruction Of school Cncuars can be obtained by appa
ton " the Principal. T. r. CLAEk, stratiord, Conn
CT. JOHNS COLLEGE, FORDHAM, n. Y.
- affords facility for the pest classical and CONNER
board tuition sOOstudlcs Will be oil
September 4, 1851 Rev. +. h. IDEALLY, 3 j.. President
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Mss HESSE'S EDUCATIONAL BUREAU.

VI 80 West 2lsst NewYork. Teacher. professor gov
ernesses AOusekecperS. provided with positions fam rcOl-
eges and schools with competent instructors. schools
commended 10 parents School furniture and supplies Refer
ences by favor lion; Hamilton Fish. Hon eISecretary
Eyarts, yrls W Fold.
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THE FIFTH AVENUE SCHOOL,
No 20 West 5gth.5t.. opposite Central Park.
T. a. GIBBENo ami y BEACH,, JI:. il4"VlP'Is-
Len.ln. Monlar. -onLo -ll.r -.

othe Oldest oud known select schools for Boys
in The city them when ord enough 70 atend school
Sll ' Si,ii16S @ cc.a a., cccncc syea-HarvaG
~, Yale -. Colu mia a. Three ac@aie uepir'ngnl ii
Course win i.,cs.or OF Pcnmai-hip and Bo,kGeepns
ihcTlnois B1.!Inr centrally located and devoted
s srgg ne g OF r M oycd Kind, largo gymnasium aud
classes in physical cllrc. warm lencn ai noon .,
Catalogues by post calls received alter september
from una
T University Grammar school, isl Broadway,
L near ,st--Hc-ins he lai y'r MonlH, 80 .H9yg
open ate. sept A. i. iIohDy,W. l.. Akn Principals
For Young Ladies-city.
A DVERTISEMENT FOR TIE NEW.
" YORK TRIBUNE VII. 81 EECENED At TIE
IrfQ"N YtfICI7 nd sd w.. Twrty.thrl, or
EighHHve- No. 80 Est iTreitA'. cg.n'i mon
LIN oFFIcTs Nos. l007 and 25jj inrl.ave., corner
northumberland tvouyhith-stn up 70 H. at esaiAF ot
1 Misses Pemu ;, 2,O21 5tI-dye. terms per
y with l,c~l course 5000 circulars as above
HONE COLLEGIATE INSTITUTE FOR
ao D SO to - e er qac G Gp scp G 0'' "u
NEISS CHlSHOLMS SCHOOL FOR Girls,
VI rs Maiison.a,e.. Ieopcns SEPTEMBER %. Boys
cas- ;5..s--;- Pn6ic sc4oo! methods en.lly
Mss NNI HIb. aie's &G4a b COLIN
reopen her English ana french eC4IGns ana pay Sch3o
YARD i p.eealaton zcc eni sanitary conditions.
MISS BALLOW'S ENGLISH AND FRENCH
VI SCHOOL LADIES' aud Little trs o. - East
2ld-st, viii reopen on Thursday september -.
NILE. RUEL & MISS ANNIE BROWNS
VI french ANA English Boarding and Day school,
. W,-t fIltv-s EII-st
VII rcourn THU day, sept. y, ISL
students p1eI &red collegiate examination If desired
MADAME ROCH'S BOARDING and DAY
sent .Jfh Every facility Tor securing careful Wcliud
onccd educa ion Fine Ar- specially, with unusual adya-
ag.s Visits an objects OF interest Plan u NE ana STUDY
Endorsed by leading physicians
NEISS :. i. CHAPMAN.
Nj English French and German Boarding and Day school,
fcnov,eito So. is west 5UtI-St'
Thorough instructions IN al depdstnept3
Mrs. SYLVANUS REEDS
VI English French and German boarding ana daV-scnoo
foI girls nos. aud East 13!st. \. y reopcI5 o.l;
number OF pupils ia primary and Preparatory asseS
limited: thorough Collegiate course spccldl s'uuch' IA
music ana al departments. -------
NINIE. c. MEARs'S ,,.,.,,,.,
vi INGLISH FRENCH AND GERMAN BOARDING
AND DAI SCHOOL
For Young Ladies founded $50 NO ~ MHdSnhA'c"
New rcQpes september - Is. F'fnch j, i' In
and cruau hy eminent professors; especial attention PAM
10 English aud F.,uch prm ~ apartment. , ,,...,
Nine 4. G. MEARS. Principal
MISS MARY HARkIOTT NORRIS, 4OEASI
M iSTIf~T formerly. lfB East 2lsst. viii reopen itr
SCUOOL1Or NOCNG LADIES and NJ - - Oclcn.l ~.
NAS~AI,. WELLESLEY. SMITH and HARVARD IN AN
J<ATION~. Advanced classes IN Ant, Literature -ctAcr
Mathematics and Modern Languages hummer OF DuaIIi
pupils limited 10 ten. Address t september l'i"oh'"h
CVBURBAN SEMINARY, Bos'on-avc. and
Oi67ist Icopcns september Ii $500 per year. lhe5reV
EDWlN JOHNSON, Principal
%,,r InHN-C
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ynsirucron
For Bows and Young Men-City.


T II. MORSE'S Classical and English school,
10 West 3stIst will reopen september 25 number OF
rnrs limited thorough preparation for college and scien
inc schools For &C. address until September ~
}, IL. MORSE Cotmt Mass
IIR UOJLADAY'S SCHOOL, No. rs West
MI I9dst reopens september -. Prepares for college
French GERMAN by native teschera Warm l1nch in
closed piayglo i ne 10 NE me nrinoipsls family
MIR. NEWELLS SCHOOL 155 West 43d-st.
PRACTICAL SCIENTIFIC INSrkU CrION; Laboratory
and scientific Department Professor lIALLOCk.
NETWORK MILITARY ACADEMY,
FORT WASHINGTON. n.
Established 1854
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES b. HAYS, NJ d.
RFOPENS SEPT 4. 1882. 49,,
Boarding school of the highest grade whose tlree-lou
rnh ana scrupuOusly followed IS 10 moud al an 'd "i
Tie intellect Of youth by sccnce The wi o ret
feelings bv rcifgi0H never SepaAnht IT'S n, Tor
requisites instruction discipline religion "hio h'"N i'
Situated on Washington Heights about ten miles up me
Uudson is reached the sixth Avenue hieVll i'o
l55thst Carriages arc alWays III VA al of anv ram
4 mo beautiful ant healthy i cr-Dh NJ
ioinlrgs are nor found the aramed bahNs Oh INC
Hudson Its buildings are u1u'uiy hoheuAo aud In
ter cced by oak groves ahorns ample space loi pay
FTene6. German and spanish spoken
APPLY FOR CATALOGUES.
DACKARD'S COLLEGE will open for the
l for year Monday, septemPer 4 WIN eVei&ung
fresh and Don't forge; H. tui at Ioom- $40
>. 3. PACKARD PRECEDENT
PREPARATORY SCIENTIFIC SCHOOL.
Madison.aye. and ilts, hts for the school OF Mines
Clssse. in Architectural ana -lechancal Drawing.
A. COLIN late Engineer Corps. L. . NJ ana fIoo''or ~
Naval Academy
rTNIIE NFW-YORK LATIN SCHOOL, No. 5
fas 47th-st., reopens september To- Preparation Tor
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tNANILD.-In n boys S"iIOOI m Vow OTl
" City. a graduate OF Harvard a. teacher of
LATIN and GIRL also teacher o. ENGLfaH
BhANCHt-; history, geography. grammar, .c.ng.
cutlon. Working hours 10 (. i've days i. Men
experience required. Answer, stating salary 1pccted
PklA pal. lU1 Vest joih-st.
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1.-TWO BOYS will be boarded and given in
structon primary or COLLEGE preparation " IN ce syg
Hroaiway. Ncw.lor.
,TREEMOUNT SEMINARY, Norristown,
nn-Patronized by those desiring for thcr sons care
traun and tioronsh PREPARATION for business or
Address III principal. JOIN W LOCu. IN. D.
rENIIE HILL SCHOOL,
L T0TTsT6WN. PENN
GraIuatcs enter best Colleges and scientific schools with
o"' 'o''D0'H JOHN MElGs rh. D.. Principal.
hone schooi. prepare. for any college or scientific
scloo imp school buildings nd enlarged re-
Washington, L,tclaeld Co. conn.
II'IIE PRINCIPAL or LEMON ACADEMY
Nl e.oiyc INTO hii own aaii, a.ery imted nan5er
E SIp nsno2 a sh rs coasy Ma ''A' " Dali
rE'HE HOPKINS GRAMMAR SCHOOL, New
nayeu. Conn PcgnT, ,a tent! iS- fs . C'ef'p I PI
iessof =. 4 rn,cnar H. - kms,iey y VI \; g. u|ni'n&
LIZ D. Professor s. h. I l.. foi,',' I Rotor
UNIVERSITY or pENNSYLNANIA.-Fat
l ulty Of Arts. rovuc scientific school and Wharton
scho! OF FnWcc and Economy se,'io! ems sep l 10,
J. Il. MEEsllt Jantor 5lti and iocu,j-'tS Ph'adt.-
VIRGINIA MILITARY INSTITUTE,
LHNINGTON. VIRGINIA .-,.,
rhl. wcnnoHn lt, n,utoo Las been IA 5ncess7i ,1
oi Mar B. 1852 ,boad Visitors. amt the re-
tht old ilclfi now prepared TO -hppy upon
the terms, Joe distinctive advantage OF general
s,cunac am Military school upon inc basis Of the T. :
Maary Acirmr West Point and upon TIE same system
80 lc.o .'UIr pursued before tIc war
Iha -i.s !IO included General StoneWau JACK
son General r. L. odcs .". CC4uahler " T. 1auiy no"
consist, OF tine following snpernt ~ ana and
General Franc. smith IL. d.. superintendent anu
Professor llaih anu Moral Philosophy
General t. H. ~ lliLluSbl. POT Frictic4l Eng, &c.
Colonel =. ship com Cadets and Prof Tactics.
COilnc. J. VI. Brooke. II of. Physics. 80,
Colonel NJ. Hardin Prof General ara Apple chemistry,
&C. Colonel T. Il. -cuucs Prof. Modern Languages &c
colonel j.. ". Iycu Prof Mati. ami Logic NoCne j. l..
Morrison. Adiunct Prof. che mlstry, &c. COlonc J." w
Uudcr the direction of an chccIt Finance committee ol
The Foafdo VISITOR. aai with an enlarged annuity Ioh
IN Stale expenses cadets ieduced To the lowest RACES
session opens sept For niornltOn or appointment al
dress GIN. +. II. SMITH, superintendent
WENDELL HALL SCHOOL FOR BOYS,
w PusHcld. Mas. +. @. BALDWIN, Principal
WESTON MILITARY INSTITUTE,
W AT WESTON, conn.
FIFTY MILES FROM NEW ORk For boys and Young
gentlemen successfully conducted by tn present principal
Tor pt-t twentvseyrn years Limited 20 thty scnOda al
b,acIs. Here be iounl al The aVlntaeS gnttd ~
snv Boarding school WILL Open SEPIEMBEk H.
Location delightful climate positively health H. Best refer
,icc- given Circua4s mag be- Lad by addressing
GFN ERAL \. =. JARVIS, Principal
Refers by pcrmis' TO John y Long ESQ - Br0alst
NVILLISION SEMINARY.
EAsTHAMPTON MASS.
Prepare boys various colleges and higher schools
Of sci nc, The FAN Term viii begin september lth
For catalogue giving iuil information address
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WENDELL HALL SCHOOL FOR BOYS,
LlL.-..IL Mr. y n RALDMLN nrln.lnaL
MILITARY INSTITUTE,
NILLlSTON SEMINARY.
EASTHAMPTON, MASS.

Prepare boys for various colleges and higher schools
Of sci nee. The Fan Term will begin september 1th
For catalogue giving iuiI information address
J. W. FAIRBANKS. Pm. D..
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WANTED. superior teacher Of Latin and
W creek several for military drill &c. lldcs !or music
woe and ln uHlrt drawing painting English. frncl.
Gcimdu Nc CENTRAL EDCCATIONAL BUREA @,
1913 Chestnut-st, Philadelphia
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obstruction.


For Boys and Young Men-City.
CHARLIER INSTITUTE. New \ ok CITY,
~ On Central Park. $500
BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL FOR BOYS AND
YOU Nc MEN OF 70 20
The prospectus contains full details
Twenty eighth wear @ll begin SeJtember IL, loS2
Professor Ellie CHAkLIEk Director
CENTRAL PARK SCHOOL, English and
~ Classi. 81 Last 1Sthst, Ioopons september Is.
Thorough pIepa alton for college business For circulars
&c a.GTess ev l.. L. BURNETT Principal.
HOLLkGE GRAMMAR SCHOOL,
- 10 Fast s9tlst FRA * DKISLEiI a. N Principal.
opens Wednesday, September 20 FJr circulars apply 10
Nj DIiSLDl 10 Last 4jthst, OF 10 Prof HENRY DrI5
JlsR. 10 Vest 4Oth st
INK. SACHS'S COLLEGIATE INSTITUTE
West 59th-st. sept ID Thorough prepare
tin ESPECIALLY OiuDDa ard HaIYaId scentnc
schools AM German and french form Important
H. atuIes OF regular curriculum New building approved Nv
saDHary expects ------------
Holm MCMULLEN'S SCHOOL reopens Thurs
day sept IL. Z62 Broadway elevator In S2d,st)
Ierus $40 10 s240. S40U Circulars AID paul
Ll1ets at PuLRAHA AZ West I3asl
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Jnetrntiion.
Law Schools.

A NNTTAL SESSION Oath of the LAW
n ISrnooi Of the UNIVERSITY OF the CITY OF New
VoRE bcgins October next. and ends June next nc
coHre for degree includes sessions year OF y
~ a. nee or other school allowed as one session Other
reanisites for degree oral and also wiltnn oani
nv narers Of less than 200 questions ne sha
d viii he made 500 In essay prize sou ana Two
prizes VI |'VN A l. VA DEUPOET, Ii d.,
President OF the Faculty.
For catalogues. &c, apply TO 1,orrs
Secretary OF the Faculty,
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DROOkLAN Heights NEMlNAR1.
ID This Dav and Boarding school for Young ladies' VIII
omen Scptembcr2J. CHARLES J.. WEST flI 'ipdl
RIADAME j. VI. STAMPS FRENCH, Eng
w Uh ami German Boarding ana Day school ior Young
Iados and Children reoIcEs September J. - Laayrttc,
ave F.TNCIl te Iuulgc oi school and family. Limited
number Of boarding pupils received.
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MT PLEASANT MILITARY ACADEMY
AsELECT BOARDING SCHOOL FOR BOYS
at sing Sng-on Hudson. y. Y.

The course instruction embraces the following depart
ments; Classical Modern Languages. Elementary. Mahe
macal English Studies and Natural science. Classes
formed Music. Drawing Fencing aid flocutOn. y
Thoroughly organized Military Department, Riding ~chOOl
with Wclitraned horses. gymnasium DC VIII reopen Thurs
dav septcmuer 10 BENJAMIN & ALLEN, ITlnci pals
DARK INSTITUTE, Rye. " Y.-FOr Boys
L 5000 a year HENRY TAT1OCK Principal
DEEKSKILL (N.Y) Military Academy.-FOr
4 circulars address Col ca WRIGHT \. NJ, Principal.
DENNSYLVANIA MILITARY ACADEMY
Il CHESTER PENN.
Twenty Opens September IL.
New Buildings superior accommodations Appointments
complete English Collegiate Chemical Clvn Engineering
Degrees conferred. .. ..
COLONEL THEO HYATT President.
DELHAM lNSIITU rE.-BOarding ard day
school will September II terms mode
rate For circulars address = PELHAM, Poughkerpsic, NY
DIVERNIEW ACADEMY, POughkrcpsie, n.
IL Y. With L. =. Military Department A thOIough-go
ing wde-aWlkc school combining Study. Military
Dril and Recreation due proportion catalogue, with
chart of COLLEGE reluisiiions. sent on application
OTIS IrBLL, a. ~, Principal
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COLUMBIA COLLEGE LAW SCHOOL.

The twenv.fourth annual term Of this Institution com
10 > JOncsst. ork, Monday me
~ until June = 1855 Inc
cnrse of study collegiate The degree
nj bachelor OF Laws Upon such students - pur
sue full and tne prescribed
Fellowship 1000 per viii ho gwarod, under Iegll
ons of the Faculty hereafter announced IN 1851 w.
lsS5 and at succeeding periods continue Tor Iee year,
graduate whe shall excel In general prOhcehoy anu AT
tcntion 10 the studies Of the Couffe
For catalogues address No. Gae1t 10 less ,,.t TO
THEODORE ". DWIGHT, warden, &C.
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For Young Lsdes-City.

DVERTISTNENT FOR TIE NEW
~ YORK TRIBUNE VII. By l;ECtINEn At r III E
6r~sf mt % T. H. and 3o8 West overwhelmingly or.
ner EighjA.ave. No 90 Est ar,contlsi co.n'r mon
euuare 7GO IlrLa corner Forty eychs al the TIA x.
LIN OFFICES Nos. 1907 aud 23j1 Ihir,ave, corner
OnchuncIcdand twoutyhfth-st up 10 p at regular of
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CT. JOHNS, ....,.,.-. =. =.
COctoJer 2 1852 Tenth year q and % %Ci @gd-st
/ MES. IHIODOKh LIVING
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n,HEALnCk INSTITITl

MADISON, NEW-JERSEY. REV. WAL
w TER WINDEYER. Waynhetc Parsonage. Classical
and English school Lads for col ,ale or u ran
tile life number limited TO EIGHE SON0 OF GEN LIZ
MEN Terms $50 for aoa,cmIc year. commencing >cptNnt
Der D. This All expenses, including board and
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DEDDIE INSTITUTE, IightStOWn, y. j.
l. Anrstcass school for both sexes eleven teachers
Rev. JOfIN GREENE.

BENNINGTON SEMINARY, directly on the
! Bound BrooA Ron'e , ,@eeo PmadsiPMa ana New ,
tory of oftytwD year, and nearly ouetird 81 TINS time
under lie present administration The new citd 'Sue con-
iI PACED ustrItl1a 0 the school, And gives an
unusually aud idea OF what the school really
Address THOMAS Han LON, ID. d.. President Pennington
N,.v. T.r-4
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NHE HILL SCHOOL,
L IOTT~TOWN, PENN.

EHE GUNNERI.
school prepares Tor any college or scientific
DOL imp oven ulsu school buildings ia ch"Ifru &c
,,uiiuod lt!ons Address d. G.. BitlN1
WashIncton. ltChucd Co, Conn.,
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THE PRINCIPAL or LENON ACADEMY
vii receive .nto hi own family ater' hmt.i nan,cf
F,i I,.rn % -ns september b. 1--- HARLAN II. BAL
LARD. Ienox. Berkshire County, Mass
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Art Schoois-Cit7-
A RT STUDENTS LEAGUE,
los Fifhave.;
NETWORK,
HTOPENS OCIOBEN2
For Young Ladies-Brooklyn.

A ADVERTISEMENT FOR TIE NEW
~ YORK TRIBUNE Will BE RECEIVED At r. I IL +
I'PrOWN OFFICES No LIS Broadway, corner Ihrty'
trstst 1nfiI q - m ana twenty lirdst, cor
ner Fighth.ave No East Fouecnthsi. corner Mon
al the ia II
LIN OFFICI = Nos. 1907 and 800 Ihiri-ave- corner
Northumberland twcntyith-siu 70 p m at regular d
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CIRCULARS Of good schools, with intelligent
sadvcr free parents pcrsonaymaie ed for postage.
stat wants fully. j. ". sCHLkMaHuORN, East ith-st
CLAYERACK Wcw-York) COLLEGE and
u Hudson River Institute three miles from Hudson CITY
Fits DO. thoroughly iOs (O0ct. and Business.
College couIsr ior glrl-. AT ami Music -prciailes
Seventeen Instructors; eleven departments.
500 PER YEAR.
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VHE MISSES GRAHAM (succcSSors to the
Misses Gre.nI formerly Of so 5thaVe, VIII reopen
their English Tr boarding AMI uay schcol i9r
Young Ladies TAurSG1y. september - at 80 - ON
ave, NeW-Io civ; TINS school cstDhsAcl IN % con
Times lining ard thorough instruct On III every
dcLartnea for which hitherto been OtavorDy known
WAN NORMAN INSTITUTE. for young la
dies. 3l5 West 57tls. NeW York. will reopen september
o. DR. 4 NINE. VAN NORMAN, Principals.
up WEST 13OTH-ST. - The Misses Jacot
sbsD VIII reopen then school for Young Ladies september
10 English Fren course. kindergai ich LIN
number boarding pupils Glasses Tor young boys
For Both Sexes-Ctv.
A ADVERTISEMENT FOR THE NEW
N YORK TRIBUNE WILL BE RECEIVED AT IllR
TPTOWN OFFICES, No. 1,2SS Broadway. corner Thirty
fIsts until p. and 308 West Twenty-ihlr--t cor
ner Fighthave % East FOurteenthst corner Union
square 7GO Third Fory-seyenths at the iA
LEM OFFICES Nos 1907 aud 1870 IhId-@ve, corner
twenty h-st, to D. H. al regular OF
&c
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Oh fSn TO 5000 per wear; Mountain Home
Is nv Scho1 or boys h.ehic. lDc I0nin the state
Any teacher. Address Box n. orange, \ j.
N.ETS ANEAR boarding, tuition and books.
II 1 tO Homo comforts \. c. NORRIS, a. NJ, Woods
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T University Grammar school, l,jNl Broadway,
near 3cs Begins abe ifih year Nouttl, -ort ,n1cr
- primary, CONNER ia .ai classical Dcl4Itgents Rooms
open ate4 sept / NJ H. li"hp'' IL AAl' ii'"''4"
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A,M AKI UNOKE COLLEIIE, rCOponng IN
- restored building. Both admitted College AMI
Preparatory school Under Of members Of the society
of friends The binding destroyed by fire 9th
month last. has been completely rebuilt ENLARGED AMI
fitted up with All COnyencucrs, Thorough instruction
m Language, Literature Mathematics and the Sciences
building containing Laboratories. draft
inr room, machine si0ps and all app iincrs for
pursuing a thorough course Chcmi,y. Mechanical AMI
Ciyl Engineering The term opens 9uh month sept
Eth Apply other things being equal places viii
Ice given me earliest applicants. -.. .....-
For tu PARTICULAR. address EDWARD H. MA"lLL
National Republican., 1882-10-02
WEST WASHINGTON.

During the fishing season report concerning
the condition OF the water at Great Falls will lie
published each day, as furnished by the Wash
ington Aqucduct Office, Georgetown, using the
following measurements: Very turbid, 0 to S; tur-
bid, to 49, slightly turbid, 10 to %; clear % to
80. Condition of the water, Saturday, Septem.
Der SOAt Great Falls, .; at receiving reservoir
a nt distributing reservoir, ~.
Street lamps Will be lighted to- night at 6.l0 and
eXtinguished at ll:l0.
High tide Monday, October 2, 1l:5i an.
An unusually great interest Is manifested in re-
lation to the coming regatta OF Wednesday next
and every evening crowds of spectators not only
frequent the at!houses but are also to be seen
all along the wharf fronts, closely watching the
practice of the different crews, and making bets
on the results of the races. The betting on the
seuior race Is even; on the Juniors 1t s difficult to
find any takers against the Columbias. While
odds re demanded against the Columbus, the i'm
preston with nearly all of the knowing ones is
that the Potomacs have the better crew. There
is not much betting on the single races.
Mrs. Ann Dainger, wife of MI Richard Balm
ger, au estmable elderly lady of this place, died
at her residence 1924 Thirty first street yesterday
at Il. NJ. in the 72d year OF her aye. Mrs. BAL
but for the ST lity-fiye years has resided In this
place. Her funeral will take place from her late
residence on Tuesday afternoon ct o'clock.
The attendance at both the afternoon and even.
ing services at Bud Eaglesons tabernacle yester.
day were veTk good, and resulted in great mum.
Der taking the pledge.
Mrs. General Getty and her daughter, Miss Maud,
from Fort Monroe, are paying q short visit TO
friends in this place.
National Republican., 1882-10-02
LANSBURGH,s OPENING,
Tho New Busincsa Palace 10 BE Thrown
Opcn TO, the Public To-Day.


Messrs Lansburgh, who have RS II step by step
TO their present tnviable position, enter on the
orowning trium. h oftheir career by inaugurniing
their new building to-day with grand opening.
To-day will mark an epoch In the history Of bust.
ness circles in this city and If Messrs. Lansburghs
success In the future equals their past good fortune
Washington will point with pride TO their A. T..
Stewart. The building h already been described
in these columns, and will be fully equal, II not
more luxurious than anticipated. The work,
amcst without exception, has been performed by
Washington artisans and with Washington ma.
;erial. The French plate.glass windows were
furnished by Mr.. u. d. Gilman. The elevator, the
largest in the city, is an improved Otis noiscless
aid absolutely safe The architects are Messrs
Cluss and Schulze; the contractor for brickwnrk
Is d. 7. Cissell; for cut-stone work Messrs Acker
" Co. for cast and wrought iron work, Mr.. j.
ID. McGill; for the metal roofing Messrs Hay:
ward Il Hutchinson ior the woodwork aud
interior fnishings c. c. Martin for the steam.
heating, Baker Smith & CO.; for the plumbing j.
ID. Suman. The architecture of the store is plain
but quaint, giving nm air of solidity. Every por-
tion Is brought into easy communication with
every other On the first floor will be the retail
store proper on the secoud, ready made garments
of every description in glass cases. the third story
for storing goods, and the fourth as q work. room