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Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1882-03-04

DEAR OLD MoTHEK-fIonor the
dear old mother. Time has scatter
ed the snow flakes on her brow, pill
lowed deep burrows on her cheeks,
but is she not sweet and beautiful
now? The lips are thin and sunk
en-, but those are the lips that have
kissed many a hot tear from childish
checks. and they are the sweetest
lips in the world The eye is dim,
yet it ever CLOVIS with the soft radi.
ance OF holy love which can never
fade. Ah, yes, she is a dear. old
mother. The sands Of life are near.
~ run out, but feeble as she is, she
will 90 further and reach down
lower for you than any other upon
earth. You cannot walk into a mid.
night where she cannot see you
you cannot enter a prison whose
bars will keep her out ). you cannot
mount a scaffold too high tor her to
reach, that she may kiss and bless
you in evidence Of her dea,hless love.
When the world shall despise and
forsake, when it leaves you by the
way side to die unnoticed, the dear
old mother will gather you in Der
feeble arms and carry you home and
tell you all your virtues until you
almost forget your soul is dis6gured
by vice. Love her tenderly and
cheer declining years with holy de-
yOtIOn.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1882-03-04
\ SMILE OF SATISFACTION

This from the Cleveland lOhio)
Penny Press, carries its " sugges-
ton: Recently meeting Mr.. II: G.
keffer, treasurer Of the Cleveland
Herald, our representative inquired
OF that gentleman, after stating bis
mission, If he personally knew any.
thing about the Great German Rem
edy, ST. Jacobs Oil. A smile play
ed across Mr.. Keher's expressive
face and his eyes twinkled merrily
as he replied in the affirmative. l
will not refuse to state my expert
enc with it, and you may use it as
you think best. Four years ago l
sprained one of my ankles, an acct
dent which, as you are aware, entails
much suffering and sometimes leaves
the limb in a condition to remind
one frequently of the old hurt. Un-
fortunately this result ensued.
Whenever the weather became
damp or my system absorbed the
slightest cold my ankles panied me.
This went on at intervals for over
three years. and l could not obtain
relief. Last winter | applied the
St. Jacobs Oil and it completely
cured me. l have not since felt a
return of the pain.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1882-03-04

wed by consumption Or diphthsr1a. No
ever been discovered which acts 80 quickly
In such cases as DAVIS PAl6
The prompt use Of this Invaluable ye~edy has
y PAIN KILLER Is not an ex~pestmsnl.
>, and Is most valued Where It II best known.
read as follows:
For whoopinenough and eroup II = Dc hnA
preparation made Ne would no< be Without II
AP RoUTs. Liberty Mills. Va
For twenty-five years l have used PATH xrLLXn
Tor colds and chaUed ipe. and consider Il the hext
inedicine ever HooPEn. Wilmington.
N NC.
l was suffering sevcrly with bronchitis, and my
throat was No Unframed l could scAreeiy swailov
snyioot was ad'iset To Try your PAIs KiLLxA
and After taking . few doves VS. completely
cured #. WILKINSON.
.Dr. WALTON writes from, Coehnctpn Your PAyu
MILLER cures diphtlIerta and sore threat, ~ alarm
.iIgiy prevalent he!p, and ths Dot boen known TO
!1fl IN a r.uRfe instance Tbs fact you shpsaid
make known u tt~ world
Mp FLIFs Il MASON wrsra Ny ecn wa takeo
VIOLENTLY stck with diIhiherA, high fever. and ecid
ctn.ls so many rhlli-ri have d.e1 here, I wao
AFRAID 70 call . physir-Ai. ard tr1ed your PA1H
hiLLEA He vas taken On Sunday, md on
Wednesday his threat wA clear. II vns . Won
d.7ul cnre. and ] wish Is coaid BE- known 70 ths
Ioor mothers who arc ksinx % many ehildrea.
no equal II cure when everything else faiA.
AIN kfLLkx In the houS IS a safeguard that no
n 1oe., Soc, and 500 per bo;Ua. :.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-08-01

where Squire Norton in some doubts ABOUT ,nc
honorablencss of his plan for carrying OH Lucy
confirms hls courage thus:
Honor IN such casesl An idle tale. byword There
il much TO be geaued from old tales ana tne lesehu Vi
the child ana The old man speaks but too truly
SONG Squire Norton
Tho child and the old man sat alone
In the quiet peaceful shade.-etc.. etc.
After four stanzas of which. in highly sentimental
stro,n his soureship fee himself IN TO the ncces-
s,rv villauv A hali-educ Ited boy of two or three
onI twenty casting about for his way and not
having vet found it, might without blame write
rubbish of this kind but il is rather hard after ms
refusal for n third OF a century TO reproduce II,
Thai II should be cast up against hun after MS
death.
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To 56405612. The market was not active and thu,
other sales only comprised North Carolina special
tax az U, South Carolina non-fundable at 8. and
Alabama, class A. at 79l2 for one bond
Inc dealings in railroad bonds were small anr
undressing. Without being at all active, Eric
second consols advanced y to 98l2 and funded yes
Il to 94h. Boston, Hartford and Eric frsts fell
per cent to 81, with small sales Missouri Kansasa and
Texas cOnsols strong at 10 but general mort
gage 6s declined u to s7le. St. Louis and Iron
Mountain new IS declined from S3I. 10 So. whiIe
the other issues of the company were entirely neg
lected. Ohio Southern irsts brought sGl0 and
second incomes rose from 80 TO 31l2. New-York
Chicago and st. Louis irsts were duff and un-
changed at "a. Louisville and Nashville general
mortgages lost 7s at 90. ST. Paul frsts South Min
nesota DIVISION advanced from IO7 10 lOsls, clos
ing strong, and st. Paul and Omaha consols were
firm at 1O5. Milwaukee, Lake Shore and Western
hrStS sold in small way at 1913. and
incomes at 760s0767s Wabash general mortgages
wavered between s6i2 and S6li, closing dull AZ the
lower point Union Pacific irsts declined from lI7
TO l16os, but Kansas Pacific cOnsols were strong
without change. at 1912. Texas Pacific incomes
were firm at II and frsts. Rio Grande Division, adj
vanced the fraction at 91l2Q9lla. with sales AZ
81.
The Sub-Treasury to-day gained on balance
$l.3S5,2G made up of gains of l,29s.5 coin
and $SG624 currency. This makes the total gain
since last Friday 81 941 651. To-days transactions
covered Receipts, S2,272, 50S; payments
1887, 306 currency balance. -. Col .fO4; coin
balance. $S6, 4O4, 256. Money az the stock Ex-
change to-day deareT, and loaned on call az
high as per cent. The usual rates were 4l2 and g.
and the last rate per cent. The domestic ex-
changes New-Yor6 advanced az st. Lous 10 80
cents discount, and at Chicago declined to 10 cents
discount. At other places previous rates were main
tanned.
The following is the monthly statement of receipts
and disbursements by the Assistant Treasurer OF tho
United States at New-York, Tor tho month Of
July, 1882:
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Ztem l1nblicailon5.

GONE TRIBUNE PUBLICATIONS.
-
Price % cents
TIE 1iibO NE lNDI~ hOA ' Price 80 ccuts-
'LltsCHENi lale Vi d" O'' O Price cents
SUNDAY DINNERS EAu' NJ '+ Price 20 cents
FOUR KNITTING AND CROCHET ENIkA7,
Address THE TRIBUNE
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CHASING PRICES PHILA DELPHIA STOCKS
1.--.-..L ~. L IL L : u II HLl.s-
MONDAY, July 31-P. II.

MONDAY, July 31-P II.
The stock market to-day closed weak at slight
recovery from the lowest point, which was about L
rer cent lower than at the close on Saturday.
From the opening the decline was general and
steady although the movement was accompanied
with small fluctuations and few stocks yielded with
great reluctance OF the usually active stocks, Den
yer and Rio Grande was conspicuous to-day 10y being
both the weakest and the most active. with u
rally of only 1s from its lowest point 1t
recorded final loss of l0s per cent. Missouri, NAL
Sis and Texas which was second III activity, yield
ed only Il: Lake Shore L. Western Union lele-
graph Il, Delaware. Lackawanna and western ~
and Louisville and Nashville per cent. texas Ia
c,fc WAS exceptionally weak all day, and showed
final loss of l3s per cent. Among the incidents
Of the speculatIon were the decline OF g.,
G. {. and |. from 50 on Saturday to 81 although So
was bid ut the close, and the weakness oi haunio'i
and St Joseph preferred, which opened a mgher
than the last price on SATURDAY and closed at
ito lowest nont for the day Rochester and Pitts
burg in which there comparatively large bust
ness closed unchanged and Pullman Palace Car
stock AZ ITS highest price, which was a higher than
its first one Richmond and Danville was dull at
decline of 2la per cent. In general the losses were
fractions only
The small business in Government bonds was
done at about full prices, but the closing oiuS
showed material declines for the extended issues
and irregularity for the long bonds The declines
were 10 for continued Us u for continued os' ana
ls for As; the advance III 4i2s was g. Annexed
are the closing quotat ons:
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Law Schools.
COLUMBIA COLLEGE LAW SCHOOL.

The twenyfourth annual term Of this institution com
Jones Ncw-l oTk, on Monday. the
June . 1853 The
cnure of study embraces cole date The degree
az bachelor of upon such students pur
sue The prescribed ex nm iation \
F.lOwsip OF 5000 per viii aWarcd under rcgula
ons of the Faculty hereafter announced in 1888 los
1850 succeeding periods - con nue thiee yea !,
graduate shall excel In neral prOnclecy ana at
feuton 10 the : udlcs col the course.
For catalogues address NO. ) Great Jo1es.st
THEODORE ". DWIGHT, Warden, &C.
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r-YoRK MILITARY ACADEMY,
FORT WASHINGTON, N Y.
Established 1854.
~

r OPENS SEPT A. lss1 .,. ,,,
Poarliur oi highest grade. whose
end scIupuousy followed to mont az in 5 t and
tIe o the Will py
~ f.i nv riyj0o never separati these three gIeit
roSustrs instruction discipline, religion Wine hh| oi
every profession ,r,... o,.o,, "a, ,,nes nm The
Undson If ia reAche sixth Avenue EieVitel 1udu
1j5flst Carriages always in voting or Nv IncN o''
fcatlon the superintendent meets the ARRIVAL Oh any
more brau,ifu ana healthy pi ce-Dn an elhelVc O"'
handing the delightful scenerY-OI hoc az VI me
found along ne laf-alou DanN9 VI NV
Undsnn It's buildings are unusually h0mcikc., .., &,
here are forty of land atnchcd 10 IT. sn'io an Mn
tcrseced by OAK groves. ahOrdng ample space uI pay
grounds. .-, ID, -,
French. German aud Spanish spoken.
APPLY FOR CAIALOIs ~. -------
PREPARATORY SCIENTIFIC - HS ,,,Jl.
L Madison.ave. and 44;hst fits for the Schoo ="
Stevens Institute Shclicd &C.. and techilca pf"eS>on'
classes in Architectural and Mechanical DIaNihs q,
A. G lin, late Engineer Corps. L. = NJ ana fIoo7Soi az
Naval A ademY
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For Young Ladles-Citv.

r. Misses PERKINS, 2,021 5th-aVe.; terms per
y wear 800 musical course 5000 Circnars rs above
lEJSS CHISHOLM'S SCHOOL FOB GIRLS
vi II Madison-Iyc. reOpens september %O Toys u"9
separate Public school methods empoyeL
NIADEMOfSELLE TARDINEL, % W. doth
WI St New-York. Boarding and Day Schoo Tor oung
aides ana Children Reopen sep. - thorough Ehsl7h
Course Dalv Lectures French and other ahgitsc'
suoken WITHIN six Drawing and musical advantages
sad
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Tn Ewes Daughters; or Common Sense toI
Maid. Wife and Mother" ID. II. Anderson and II. ;.
Allen Marion Harlaud presents series OF practi
cal honest and womanly talks subjects especially
interesting to women She treats with dehcacy and
sympathy the spiritual and material worries OF
womankind. and gives advice which is in he main
en,,uentlv wise as to the rearing of glrls.
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flHE FIFTH ANLNJ Il StIOCIr
No 90 West jJth-st.. opposite Cen IA Tar
t. A GIBBFN~ and u BEACH il fIli'ip"Is-
MOnddY, september Is.


One ~ lhc oldest and best known select schools f0r
IN 10 tv receives then, when cd enough 10 aenu -co'
and preparea them mess or college nne Iu rs
g OF special ceilence this yeariiarNald
~ Sale N. Columbia Three separate dep hlli'I,s
primary intermediate and senior heguai @
fnnrse' win Professor of PcBualshp and Bookkeeping
BoIb Principals ae Teachers and work win as wen as
tr minis Bnidne new centrally located. and devotcl
entirely 4, the uses schOo~ sanitary ana Neh.l"
arrangements most approved kind laee ~ I'S"n "
cass"s in seal culture: warm iuncll az noon
Catalogues by post Gals received di'e 1oP'o""'' .
I'll t.
I J ncar Aldst (iJth YEAR. Primary, Commercial ana
Classical partmens NJ Nj Hobby W. L. Akin. Principals
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-08-01

OF State bonds. Tennessee 6s lost Saturdays ad-
vance aud declined from OLA TO 50, later rallying
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Proposals.


OFFICE or THE ENGINEER COMMISSIONER, !
WASHINGTON, u. C., July 20, 1852.
PROPOSALS FOR IMPRONEM OF
L VARIOUS SrREET~ IN THE CITIES OF WASH
INGTON AND GEORGErOWN.
BY the Board Of Commissioners sealed pro-
1857, the Improvement OF
the cities OF Washington and georgetown the
PRINCIPAL itoms and approximate quantities OF work
enp'aied under this advo basement are a. follows:
Granite block pavement O2SO square yards.
Granite block a. square yail5.
Asphalt block pavement. u, 10 square yards
Grading 900 cubic yards
frayrl M .................. o 81 SUI. re yards
Blank forms proposal hcaous be obtained
NJ this upon application therefor, together with all
necessary and bids upon these forms viii alone
BE- IIerrd
me right reserved to reject any and all bids or parts
OF bids. &. j. IL DEChEhG
Engineer Commission,r ID. G.
CEALED PROPOSALS will he received by
> the Trustees York and Brooklyn Bridge
their oce Il Waterst Brooklyn. until II o'clock
l,2. steel ire Traction Ropes each =
inches diameter and 900 feet IN cnglh.
specifications may obtained BY applying at the Office OF
the trustees. ". \. KDEHLlNG chief Engineer
CEALED PROPOSALS will be received by
y the Trustees NcWYork Brooklyn B-idge at
THEN onicc u trOuSyn. Endorsed Proposal
station at the New-N Terminus Of the East River BTidge
uDu August II, 1852 Tor furnishing all OF
the material and erecting complete station Ouling ana
terminus OF the NewHorK approach OF the
drawings may be and specifications obtained at the
Engineers ONCE. 279 tTOut-st, New ork
Also smi station and vaduot Tor the brooklyn ter
drawings NAV be specifications obtained at the
Engineer ) ONCE, y Ma,er-st. bfoOklyn
". "A. ROEBLING Chief Engineer.
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. Mary Hartwen CatherwOod, in Rocky Fork
ID Iothrop Il Coz, tells most delightfully."- de-
hghtful story of country child-iie generation
ago Her book is as fresh and healthy as 1t is sug
cestlye-.it is full of the spirit of woodland brooks
and morning sunshine. 1t is free from the NOR
ljdIty and sentimentalty of the average "JuVo-
nile" story, and contains some slight studies OF
character and of former social ways which VIII
seem as pquant and attractive TO the bright Juve-
nile who follows the fortunes OF the young heloine
as they 90 tc the hardened reviewer
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gnsiructlon.
For Both Sexes-Country.


NLAVERACK COLLEGE and HUDSON
CHiVER INSTITUTE viii have a summer School during
the long vacation Address ALONlO fLACk Pm d. Tres
MORT EDWARD COLLEGIATE INSTl-
steam the and hes, appointed BGa@ nc Ss
for ae and o sn yeo e orSaane course
sS 0f r. 7 S1rs ess kSd D. D. Fort Edward
GREENWICH ACADEMY, for Both Sexes
" The Literary Courses with Musical institute ana
ggmmereia Goese Gre agd eSn.o Charmnsy located on
Nrragansct Bay aud on direct route from ntG 70 los
ton anI opportunities for salt water thing ana goans
Win competent oversight Ierni. n2 R opss sep's
Principal. East Greenwich, H. J.
uACKETTSTOWN INSTITUTE. - College
for laics College preparatory Tor Gentlemen MUSIC
budingof its class Hackettstown ~ near schooeys
'''''" rev g. II. WHITNEY. d. D.. President
NEW JERSEY STATE MODEL SCHOOL,
Harding school ar Ycnn n ladies' and Gentlemen De-
partmsnts in school ana boarding hal .
Thorough preparation Tor coege business or scisnthe pur
suits; iiorous'ne1' ana Klnsnsss l t w,siin AND
'o'"'' TWO HUNDRED DOLLARS PER YEAR.
No pup under FIFTEEN YEARS OF age received INTO tho
sn1rpior sivantaees in every department.
Ncxt term orcns Monday september 10.
FOR '"''D'' pal "' "'''' w. HAsBRoUcK Principal.
BENNINGTON SEMINARY, directly on the
i Roupi Brook Route, between Phlaiepha ana New
tory of fouy-two years and nearly onerd o. TINS time
@ administration. Tho new catalogue con-
ts ten fun pagal OF the school, and gives an
unsnav clear and what the school really H.
Address THOMAS HANLON, d. d., President, PcnhlnStOh
Ncw-IrIsey.
CWARTHMORE COLLEGE, rcOpcnng IN
y restored building. Both admitted. College ana
Preparatory school Under members OF the society,"
% Grcnd[ The man building DESTROYED by hre ytn
fitted al COnYenicnCcs Thorough instruction
Language Literature Mathematics and me Sciences
New scientific building cOItainng Laboratories draft
ing rooms. machine shops. and all Appliances Tor
pursuing thorough Chemistry Mechanical and
Civil Enguccrig The term opens Jth month sept
18th Apply other things being equal places viii
be gwen the earliest applicants.
Prest., SwsrthmOre COLLEGE. Delaware Co. Penn
et.I1% -ROCKLAND COLLEGE, NGACk-
music and art; cole preparatory aud busn 50 Or
bows graduating course; prVae Instruction ioI
backward scholars send for Catalogue Tor Sepcmp1t
opening. ". II. BANNISfEK. a NJ
ttISn A Year. board aud tuiton-girlS, boys.
% ItFU Address Episcopal schools Haddonhed- Nj
Miscellaneous.
DARENTS SEEKING SCHOOLS for their
Il CHILDHlN will hnd prospectnseso OF the bE9i e'lor
III 'i P{ SSCiKSNSEY's SCHOOL AND COLLEGE GUIDE,
designed 10 assist parents selecting schools 1T ONCE.
FREE mail sc. post special Catalogues OF me
schools furnished GRATIS Information concerning
schools freely giyen g. parents ana guaialanS curps
PINCKNEY'S AGENCY iOr aCHOo a"l 80
domestic Building. Broadway and l4th'st'' Ne"-ior~
DEV. JNO. II. CONVERSE QIarvard sd
IN hs boys Tor COLLEGE at bristol r. l. send Tor CIRCULAR
SOUTH ORANGE q. 81 ACADEMY, with
= established school To rent T.. n. MEAD, Trinity Build
Ing. y y. or GEORGE u. HHEl-l - Cano'it ~
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CLOSING PRICES or BOSTON STOCKS.
BOSTON. Monday. July 81, 1892
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0eacher5.

ALL THE BUSINESS or 4 FIRST-CLASS
~ Teachers is transacted at the Union Teachers
Agency. \. LOWELL & Co, 40 Bond-st Ne"-l 0rN
4 LADY,with excellent testimonials. would be
~ willing 10 teach quite small salary. with the priv
cre Of eceyin private Instruction n naAeniucS Please
4 TEACHER of French language, Sciences
~ and BelcLctres &c. who IA highy recommended ard
"a Paris desires TO add 10 his present num-
Der pups during The holiday season Address iorih%h
ArchHo oglst. 49, Waver ey.paco y. Y.
1 FlRST-CLASS COLLEGE FOR WOMEN
"a viii give credit limited number OF teachers for half
their board and Inn on in English CLASSICS French German
co. 80 B1nd-st, New-Iork.
4 MEXICAN AND FOREIGN TEACHERS
~ AGENCY supplies Colleges schools and Families wltb
Families going abroad the country promptly suited with
Tutors Governesses can or address Mss ~ L.
YOUNG American and Foreign Teachers Agency :" ohon
square
pest TEACHERS, American and Foreign,
II promptly provided for families schools Colleges
postage j. w. schermerhorn East litst New-forN'
CONDITIONED candidates privately coached
V for fall examinations during summer months al larry
town-on Hudson. Address \. AkMAGNAC Princpa
Irving Institute. Fall term begins september IL
MISS HESSE'S EDUCATIONAL Bureau,
erneses aousekeepers provided with positions fame%col
cges and schools with competeht n.trucors schools rec
enccs by Hon. Hamilton Fish, Hon eI-oecretaly
Eyarts, yrus W. Field.
DRIVArE TUTORING, summer and winter.
4 Apply to \. LOWELL AZ Bond-st
PREACHERS wanted for vacancies, especially
1 West ana south schools free Address. with stamp
for application form. NATIONAL TEACHERS AGENCY,
30 Central-aVe, Cincinnati ONO.
TEACHERS supplied schools, families; free
to employer Good schools recommended parents. Miss
FLORENCE FITCH, y Union square
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The last volume in the series oil" lilustra'eu p'"s
ro,lies of the ureat Artists lScrbner n "eiloiul
has to do with George ROmney and SIT lhoin"s
lawrence. and is the work OF Lord Ronald Cover.
The hook is pretily illustrated by cuts OF some oil
.be more famous pictures of the two artists ana inc
hiocr,nbical sketches are slight but suihcleht'
There is pleasant little picture of Lawrence which
LADY Westminster drew for his biOgraDher III lool'
More than fifty years had elapsed since she SAT W
the artist foI her well-known and lovely portrait,
INT her recollectons vivid. His manners,
She writes. were what is called extremely pol
;sbed, mot the fault of the present tines. lie
wore a large cravat and had a tinge about HIM OF
the time of George ". pervading his general de
,,eanor He was very like Mr.. Canning IN appear
once should not say he was amusing, but what
struck me most during my two hours slttings III
Russell Sonare was the perfection of the drawing oil
his nortraits before any color was put on-tHe
drawing itself was so perfectly beautiful that IL
seemel almost sin to add any color. lie had IL
large room full of unfinished PORTRAITS OF which the
heads n one were completed. as he always began by
that before putting in any accessories. should
sunnose many of these never completed. 1
have been told that lie WAS very eXtIavagaht I'D
materials and never used the same brush twice"
The volume concludes with full and valuable list
Of the works produced by Romney and Lawrence
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obstruction.
For Bows al

For Bows and Young Men-City.
MORSE'S Classical and Engl5sh n SchCo 81
Nc 3slhst will reopen September -; nunDer vi
'nrs limited thorough PREPARATION oi con. g. al ~
tic school,. FOR circulars &C. address, uh Hcp'oA'"o' 49,
i H. NOISE. OotIlt, Mass
MAR. NEWELES SCHOOL, % West 43d-st.,
w aims combine with The usual preparatory S rty
AC-TICs |, SCIENTIFIC INSTRUCT ~ -. l'aDOia'o'
and Sclenti &c department. Professor HALLOCh'
NETWORK MILITARY ACADEMY,