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The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1882-04-05

DAILY OBSERVER DoTs.-St .Jobn,s
Gu1id has purchased the Gov. Manly
Mansion for its Hospital
Joseph Cannon died suddenly in Nor
folk on Monday, Of apeplcxy, aged SIS.
he at one time edited a paper in Raj
elgh.-The Morehea1 City Hotel i.
advertised for sale, by Ben. Nj. Moore.
mortgage.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1882-04-05

FIRST OF APRIL.-Two pretty Girl,
stopped %primping, on Sunday mornino
to COX tor the third verse Of q chapter
that had only two.--A young man
went to the train to visit a fair charmer
IN response to a note; but was warnad
before he reached Greens -boro.-
a grocer dropped a package, and when
the dignified druggist ran after him tn
hand 1t up, politely invited him to keen
1t, as the sand would not sell, without
sake. PP'"ance
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1882-04-05

DEATHs.-Both tie Concord papers.
and the Greensboro B"gle. speak in high
terms of Mrs. j. b. Harris, tile brid.
of a year, who died in Cabarrus last
week. She was buried at Poplar Tent
Church; Col. and Mrs. Polk bejno
present at the funeral.-The death Of
the venerable Dr.. j. +. Hardy, of Ash
vile removes one of the most noted
Of the State, twenty wears
ago. His home was famed for old
style Southern Hospitality, a Bun
combe Hall, welcome all.n But tho
war look wealth. and with it went mucb
usually accraes to the possessor Of
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1882-04-05
The Only Piano and organ
house IN America Sell
Ing on the One Price
Plan.

Lowest prices printed in pla g..
ures. One price to all. No Gevi.ac-
No overcharging. Prices fixed .. Cd.
smallest percentage above COS. -
Will give a living profit. The yy
negro in Texas. buys as low by le tg,
as the Savannah millionaire whocots
In person, No misrepre,e ntation \,
e1aggeration. No deception o~rrri-s-
cry. No pretensions to be maun .
turers when we are not. No eouget-
ton with cheap makers. None B-
standard Instruments, from -~eliaJs
makers, sold. This, our policy for tn
years past, will be adhered 70 IN u.
future. Square trade for us, first, la'
and always.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1882-04-05
5est instruments for Least Money

ihere are cheaper INSTRUMENTS thaa
ours, but none az good for the m7nsy.
Buyers IN any part of the South WI.
save money by ordering from US. ~
are manufacturers Distributing Agea1
for the South, and place mores Instr
ments yearly than all other S.ut.s1
Deaiers combined. Buying from us '
Duying direct from the M~anufactufs'
chaEer.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1882-04-05

DURHAM Dors.-From the pzont 4
11ur story ,ron-fropt building is being
erected. to be occupied by Morehead's
Bank, on Angler cornsr.-The y a 9
b. of Fire Under writer's offer 5000 20.
ward for detection. of the ~inceudiarv nh
burned the w. L Hunt buildinc. ocnr'
pied by B. H. Halliburton, March :
Of tobacco bag makers The
women get Ss per month but wan
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1882-04-05

JONES & POWELL, Wholea.l.
Dealers IN Meal, Flour. NilI-Feed
tram and Forage, Coal, Wood. LINN
Der SHINGLES, Laths, Printing and
wrapping Paper, Al Fayette lille Stree.
s9d Central Depot, Raleigh, n. e.
WI sell Staple Goods on eonmiss;on
At small charge.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1882-04-05
Saved his Child.
y y. Eu,a. {,

IN hu'A~ St, Ba.a-
Gents Upon the
non Of a friend | +, =
IRON BtrTKKs - 4
,torative for my d[augl
was thoroughly
wasting away with
havIng lost three datg,
terrible disease. und,t zen
eminent physicians. |
neiieve that anything
the progress Of the fs,
my great surprise, befr.
ter had taken one bod,
iRoN B~rrrKRs, she ber,-
and now IS quite res,ap.4
health A fifth daugb,.r
SHOW signs of ConSpra.
when the physician
he quickly sad Ton
CURED; and when irE.
the elder sister Vas al to
IRON BIrrERs, respon5.
a good tonic, take it.
ADoEAn PsrA
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1882-04-05
Do You Want to Sell? Do You
Want to Buy? Have You Lost
Anything? Have You Found
Something? Are You Need
ing Help ? Or Wanting
Work? If So,

1t will cost you only two cents a word
to advertise your wish to the ten thOus and read
srs Of this paper; the great majority of whom
reside along the Raleigh and Weldon route, the
Raleigh and Wilmington route, the Raleigh and
route; comprising more than $50 incorporated
towns and villages. Only two cents q word, the
first week; half-price each succeeding insertion.
You can say all that is necessary in a few words.
Try it,
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1882-04-05
PLAIN
TRUTHS

The blood is The
HE. i ciroula,es raraa,s
o. Tue body, and -
and noh, good heaIta
L disease has enter
the 0nly sure and que.
blood. A- ear
These simple fa-,s
known, and the high,
authorizes agree that
iron will restore the NJ
natural condition and
ali the iron pFepa.1--
made blaoken the teen
ache, and are o~thewis. Is
BROWNS IRoN Burrs
oughly and quickly az,
the blood, purifying and /,
ing IT. and thus DIVE as,
any part of the system,
"of blackcn the teeth. e,
ache or constipation. arI
lively "ot injurious.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1882-04-05

BROWNS IRON BIrrERs eff
" cures Dyspepsia, Indigesprr
Weakness, and renders The ,,-.
rellei and benefit to persons SIT
from such wasting diseases q,
sumption, Kidney Complains
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1882-04-05
5000 Instruments for 1882

Under contracts and must be sold. N~s
catalogues and Price Lists restI.
Special freight rates secured. fi.~ra
Gays Test Trial. Every concession.
ever y inducerDent that can be- offered
Dy honest dealers who intend To KEEP
tnelT promises. Ludden & Bate are
right up with the tunes. and i'll tie
iront rank. None can underbuy them,
none can underselI them.
Write US IF 0 WANT AN IESTkrNEAl
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1882-04-05
APRIL 5, 1882.

Terms: $500 a year. Persons
ut a distance can deduct 10
oents to pay for Registering their
letters. No danger Of loss.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-09-16

Stations
" J. STATE AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY.
~ Tie twenty fourth AlnaL Exhibition Viii Doc ED at
WANERLEY PARK, between Newark and kIHau"tA, on
the PeunsY wanna Railroad nnr miles IRON N,H oi. p.
ne 18th 4 2-d There VIII De- yiahd
display horses sheep. SWINE and poultry aiso
fiult. vegetables. agcutulal inp.omths aAd
machinery. Trjttng On "a TIA ear cay br.lnna3
, O'Clock. Tournaments Lacrosse lawn ttnlE ana
bcycles excursion ucAots to the grounds a ID" rltns
AMOS CLARK. Jr,
Preside no
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NIANHATTAN BEACH.
NE WA o. D. - \ POI

NANHAIIAN BtAtH,
NE VIA GKFENPOINT
Steamer SYLVAN GROVE from pie nOt ~ twenty thlid.
a. LAST RIN f.R come, with trains Oi AAnhsttaa
Beach Il 49, :, 10 40 a. and haf hourly fum N IS
A NJ 10 gg5 l. NJ. TRAINS Leave MANHATTAN
BEACIl A. 7 35. TO- Il o. \ NJ 90. l. 3D. lt5 30
N and every and thirty miuee past the hOgr -
80 L. u and at 10, 10 - j. N.
VIA BAY RIDGE
steamers ID. Il MARTIN and MAIsrEAWAS leave foot q
Whit4ha.lst terminus Of AL enyaied failwsys 10
A N aud half hDu ~ fgu . 10 \. NJ o. lU IT, TRAINS
LEAVE ANhAlTAN BEAC Il 1T = 10. -slu, $40 \. 81.
and half hourly fIOm ~ 10 \ Il. % lOlO T. ". -tias
mar kcd do not on SUNDAYS
Excursion tckes Tor sale at stations Of Elevated Railways
pace cents Including Ecs tt.d .lts Aftc
ing concerts BY Glmore's Band fAIkl LAND-IucsiAy
rsoninss THE OrFAN AELA/E- Thursday c,ruin :.
PAIN > great ryroseo AMI exhibitions saturday
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For Bovs and YOUNG Men-country.

I1ovorlcr Institute. Military Boarding-School
4 WIT plans y. \ Principal o. r. VIII II !Ln, =
At PORT CHESTER NEW-YOEK.
A,.,., gI Id 7w4iISIri A5jff lfAshHi l. Il Principal
nPADF0RD MANSION. school ion boys. Rye,
DN = H-opcns sept "a Rev 81 SOlilN, ~ nm
DOYS and YOUNG MEN privately iittei lor
c9les T wt14 dis HJ<FdAS
DORDENTOWNM MILITARY INoIii L d
- superior IN location tranlng morals ana nom l
enei Rev %n IiiI~M G. Sow Is. !. NJ Boraento~n NJ
BACKWARD and INVALID BOIa-Iae
I'D unaerssne6 an s5ct Of saeR boys specially
eaton degniiu twenty o {s" wSIiI&MsoN Lyme Conn.
DIETS MILITARY ACADEMY, stamford,
ID conn Prospect Nm Outside the rrpt. boys Tor
ann.' r h2c-s For full information send for catalogue
DIr-yrS ERZIEHUNGSANSTALT for Boys,
u seiieye J. PREF ares iqr bu-ine-s o.. 70 Inc
only music extra d. ri e WILL w. GIU NJ Principal
CAYrGA LAKE MILITARY ACADEMY,
I tuI,ra- n T. MAJOR " a. FLINT, Principal
CTRCULARS of good schools, with intelligent
- aaie. fres 70 Pegtif lJ
COTTAGE HILL SCHOOL, POUGllkE;L l.i,
- Sic y y prepares Boy, oi JSi1S E1 fiIncpa
school aud for business. Soii :" -, -
NOIJFGIATE and COMMERCIAL M J l.
y ~ New Haven. Conn. General n'qfl.s SIi no.,
Preparatory 10 college scientific schools OK M
Amps % portunity for athletic games rowing 90.
nR. PINNEO'S FAMILY SCHOOL ior Dogs
~ Greenwich Conn, will reopen sept -UuA
DR. WARNINGS BOARDlNCi SGHWULs
~ .Tnr ponghkecp ~. y Military lnsuIi,e,i
500 All asrs pusur-s or College. send IOf ciOu''
nR. uOLBROOKS Military school, sing
~ sing n y rropens wEDS EsDAf Eyenih& Hoi-
tember II address aev d. A. HOLBKOoK Pm d. --
ELMWOOD INSTITUTE, Laneshoro; betS-
H shre ca M.ss estah,shedi IN 1919 Mt Tor COLLEGE ~
entnc school business private Instruction A'P0o'A''
"'Ous"O-' '' Rev A. A. GILBERT. a. NJ PrncpA--
Home school for ten boys ut Bristol, HI. Scn H5
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NOLUNDlA COLLEGE.


Differentiation Of candilat for admission viii begin ON
v-rf,,I-nAY sEPTEMBLU -, II $3.50 d. IN.
Caua conditioned last will present thc nsal'e
81 the same time. go
Ca.i,,.,,. for the GRADUATE DEPARTMENT viii
,rnt their diplomas 10 the President 1t tie college Oh
FRIDAY HJKNING. SEPTEMBLK %
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NEW-YORK MILITARY ACADEMY
PORT wAsHINGTON, y. Y
Established 1901
.aor.a.rt- IllIN " IANS. ". D..

X OPENS SEPT !. 1851 -, 49,,
boarding school Of the highest -rie "iOS' ul
md al ouy followed J. % mould. at al carry ace
Tie Intellect youth By sctec inc WI ~ oDres. w.,
rellyo1 5eparttiis
requisite Traction. discipline religion "Aio "''- ''
every p-Of-.'ta $500. go. milo. nv, cha
situated ou Washington Heights about Yen mics up ~
hudson reached Oy the oKth Avenue 20 800 So" 80
1s5tl..i CARRIAGES always IN waiting or y Lh-s MI
Ical0u flr -lpenntendeut meets the ARRIVAL OF any
more lo.uiul and hoaltHy ~ .cs-Sh an M
uandng tho most dell ghtiu scencryOr 1oe =, ,i.
pounding, found along the ArlAuot D@"N' " ~
AutNL is buildings unnsabily hpuarllAo
OF attached - IT, ,I'lo
ttIsecicd by TOyes xnDTding ample space 40i P"'
grounds
French German aud Spauish SPOKEN.
GATAIDfffI.-
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9nsirnfiior.
For Boys and Young Men-City.


ALGEBRA. bookkeeping. arithmetic, pho-
a moni66IT PAiNE % BcweTy and 1913 broadway
-ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING best an and d
~ pPy PTe@,e'rs22nr 5es 2 2SSlSrO'00u
II @ IRFLAND'S CLASS FOR BOYS Will
feorcn september 26 90 II West "vih-st app! HUT
sepiem0ei Is from 8 10 l.
MR.. HOLLADAY'S SCHOOL. No. 70 West
"ieast reopcns september 49,. Prepares for coiege
1rdnc5 sn German BY naive teachers warm lunch IN.
clo.el plav ground sc. Numpes @i PUPILS ''H''N' i7
pupils receiyed INTO the principals ianly.
nRFPARATORY SCIENTIFIC SCHOOL,
Maaison-ave and l4ths MT for me -ch"oi @, I'M
ssS in Architectural Mechanca brewing q,
4 COLIN. late Engineer coTp~ T. . y" ANU
nPOFFSSOR BONOMY'S Private Tuition in
me modern languages No West ilth-st near Il road
viii eommeRce MS9 sn ,erm,n e e.icy Italian FOR
sneing purposes TAUGHT twenty lessons competent
teachers and suitable terms.
CT. LOUIS COLLEGE, 13l West 37th-st.-
- A SELECT Catholc school. Fourteenth wear
TV7HE WILSON q KELLOGG SCHOOL,
Nos 5Sa532 FIFTH AVE%TE dl ai colleges
and scientific schools. Primary department
rINHE COLLEGIATE SCHOOL, Nos 2 ana !
Ea-t Goth.st Central Park me Rey H. B. CldAt ,.
ness primary department rooms attractive ana con
B Tse % l ltS 60 50 Circulars application
TlHE FIFTH AVENUE SCHOOL,
No go West 5'tsi =, oP{2,s5e To1 Tr PPtneiolis.
Ieopens Monday september j.
oneo,rbc lst and best known select schools for Boys
the city; receives them when Ola enough u t'e .,
g, xrtions Of special sceleuce this eariiaryard
Yale - Columbia al nior Kes4ar commercial
Course. with Professor Of Pen nal-lp end h0lhe,ll
cr pupils BIIdug new centrally located ana dcya'e /
entirely e. the uses OF tnl' school sanitary auu and
classes physical culture warm lunch al noon ,r I
Cata19ies by post Calls received alter september
-
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See Cream.

4 FACT. HORIZONS ICE CREAM
Is MADE FROM PURE ORANGE COUNTY CREAM
ALWAYS RICH. DELICIOUS AND RELlABLA-
TRY 1T
AMI YOU WILL UsE No OTHER
Depots 80 th.ya. l2jS Bo.isAy. Aai - Casslin
New-Y"rk 453 laltOa-sL, BrSo@ly=
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1nsirurilcn.
For Both Sexes-Citv.

A AT the New-York School of Languages
n. 14sl Broadway corner i9d special afternoon ami
Italian spanish. Russian Orees and Latin Private etsoni
given az school or at pupils r-lH,nce IA
I,IeI Broadway.
FRIENDS SEMINARY.-For both scxes
iam Kndcrgartcn primary liberal and coner preparatory
courses Crcuars may be haa a. 'n ry After the Is
INST IRON ~ TO TO- BENJAMIN SMITH. N \, Principal
KINDERGARTEN. elementary classes, SEM
"A narr for KnGerea len tcachc-s Fast 22d st. y y
Ocooei j. lssI. JOIN KHAUs. MARIA kkACs-
NlOFIIER INSTITUTE, No. 336 West
y .9tb-t-nay school and Einderrartcn for boih SEXES
boarding schoOl for Boys prepares loI D"'''''' '
MISS WARREN, NO. 10 WEST 45fH-STI;,
Young LADIES' Department, sept 70
MRS. CHAPNAN'S English and French
VI school for Young Laae- ana EaaIn ,r bq est 'H
MISS J. +. WREAKS. - East 77th-st
VI Eolrcnr and Day ~shoo Tor Young Lanes ana ~.
qren VIII commence segem9Ser ~ Apg S gs'G e
icnbtI ~ when &i.swREAEs viii be Al home
MADAME EDMONDS-FABRlCl roopens
Va school for children classes IN literature 90
NINE. DE VALENCIAS Protestant, irench
~ "a. 9ne HG7'h .,a5 n's III Send Tor Pro.peeta
MISS NJ. A. CLARK'S
vi FNGIISH ASD FgEScH ScHGoL Tor Young ia li,
ana children vii reopen september - l'' -0' Last
'.''-''
MR.. TRENoRSS 49,, or o,>c,xo
nloalNar end IL. L-., .,r o,,.,.,-
j. NOW 'fi.-'' ""1 la ~ " ~
MRS GRIFFITTS viii reopen her English
enc W., l , 5ci,ter Der 81. AT 30 =. ladisou-4ye.
near isin-st.
EgISS ANABELLA KEICHi Ms private
VA classes Young Ladies and Children will reopen Oc
Tndrraa-tcn. Nrpcttoa- made by letter un september
To- No - IVES. '7,'''.
AIRS " lIIlAAiLN
VI trgi-b and French Boarding AMI Day school Tor
.i. am 90 I.r, 40 yi NVr.t .ftth-,f. VIII reopen
'"....i.~.,- ,frt.t ,T lor.r ifu,i -e1on Der
800, ..,,,...r- a., %, ~ . t,-1- -
Al l~N GUMS w il, - ANU - - 'ri -t't"-N'''
W fagu- Rr-.rto.r Paris Encli-n French ana TIHfh
800 i.,l t,.....g Dilr.m,uf Thu l.-DAI, LPI
~. ,:i.- CONS. ock ,t lonI.. ift.r s, ~. 2uth.
W IS% SPRINGS English and French SchOri
ri FIR Vouur Ladies' and Children. 80 lZl East "tflst,
,,or parl,vr ,.I r.,, Us rtin, .av. sept 81 Drawing,
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J'EACHFRS supplied schools families free
1 toemployer Good schools recommended parents Miss
FLORENCE PITCH - linton luale
NNANTED.-IO teach in school or IA
w goverues-. geology. zoology and botany Or the Eng
lh studies In the grammar or primary grades refer eos
given required Address r. o. Drawer liA Cortland
Cortland Co, y. \.
Young LADY Normal graduate OF Massa-
desires position teacher " common Ens 81
branches ytslnZ gOveruess Oy november
references Box 3ss - Elst l4t 4, Adyerti1ns 0nee
- EAST 6lST-S North German lady
teaching German French. English, music. wishes
luYlls morning hours
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~ L e
"A with day-choo Oh nl,'I i,i7il 4,H we XIX ~,
Observation-Disclosures -1.,is oo,rd,n-,-scLool for
- ,,l.'''l, i.,,.'d M urfa-.aDi penn and
ol.r- sap, av.utiecs TOT etneafo II @rrsoin 9ep-
tenO'f ~ 47,-. APPS io MICS Do "A"'i. II."e'''-
l. rra-ns ycry IN yor and patronage ana ~ whatever
helps % e cut Iet no le-1lneed and Christian woman
Doi I"4 q, consult oii '~, t II porleut.,,u \ J.
,,'nCI,r 49,. - ,d -.I,,o,. with INTELLIGENT
\ advice irr. TO- parent ypaed or posi"s,
49, Ir,.I,Tr. .r1roor Fop
( YGUI,; LADi -seli'i.a location. @ro 'eet
to 'i-a'-, .oni i'1. y. !.
COTTAGE SEMINARY FOR 1OLNG
DE EDNA lai tc,uas r. H. -
57 s:aa ol 5a''s' s 'it Sr '3 a
anltloroasn wos1 c.-lnl binding AM a.. coHyeq'ene1
j Td ~ .,. GI.j.G - TlEI. i. NJ. PIN.
Drew LADIES SEMINARY Cam a ',r,; NJ H.
- i' . .'c-. 7,,,.,E SWIiH A. H.
.-I,,Ip, rr,I1Ir CnIrrcF
l. c,tsro. Ia. h-lc rama i,r women with superior
aGyalt-se-. $50 til+o at Az Itfm7 m'de"-e -'eA' ''
'''" ' '''' '''' 1'.A W'coWLE-. D. D.. Ei~r'. y. y
VLDh\ II - StmliIy iH sri iYu XErIo ,,'
80 l' ,,.,.,,,,,,, IL. ,f,,7-
HONE INSTITUTE for young ladies' AIRY
"a town ~ J. lone Yea eas Il''S5 ' XIF Prncpii
EvUISIDF SEMINARY. BRIDGEPORT
lLi-Sil1 l., ~ ~ cirrs vreparaon
''- '''' '' 'i ''
'isN Nt I STONE MARIANA SLADF HOPSON.
n. g....,
Jl-- MGufIOrt'> school lOlNOung ladies', NION0
w Han Se~'-il' s- - S--S'' ~
Nj - bt LIN i'D.i! ''lll- 49,, IT,
wi r, ,gHGo ,' 'I lo'i 20
Mrs. ; l.. CADl'S Boarding and Day school
vi Tor Young Ladies' West End Inst. NeW Haven Oohn'
thirteenth commences september - 0tuu lot chcuaI
IL. -, .....l..l. L,.,..t. ,,I 4, .rr,,u
II 49, Anna : I-n-ilNil, l'u'ii ~ ~ ''.i"
~ BOARDING hoo. Tor Young LADIES. otAnIoiu SVA|
application
800. ,.r-p,-t N-5,r-... l,,..,,.,or 70 NTtss Pam
vi - - - - M ~, Ioinr Ladies Eliza
Gil S5a Jor,,y MI be- Icopcned Wednesday, september
-0 l77-.
lJISS MOTIFS ENGLISH AND FRENCH
VI Family sId Lav school for Young Lalles - w a Il
Hr",ii, 49,. .;r V ,p,,, ,pplieaoa '''
.-.- =,
III APLtWDOD IN : l. r. ior ~, iU,h f55
"a ia ..r ltt-.',. /" r a. l,,itc ~ I'catioa
address Rev. G. y. SPEAR. the Principal
. -, "a, .,r--ru I.,N-..-
MISS T.. ELIAREI IL y, - ~ bnTrva sCuoor.
~. IoC -. is. 5iors,oea y. D. "opens -etsn;
ATTRACTIVE grounds superior adyAnl'- H. So & an
nun H.. For c.i5u.4rs address tus Principal
. ..,.r-,,,- rN..-rr~rfr.rC D;,,,i,,,oti
MOUNT Al DDkN lNN III ~ Dlh''i'''''i
~ p,,,r,vecuoor T17- YOUNG LADIES'
1,,rt.fi i,,iion large gronnd, heath record unsur
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Che CURT

CONEY ISLAND JOCKEY CLUB.
AUTUMN MELTING 1882
saturday septenber every Tuesday. Thursday an
Saturday Ill september Is
Races commence promptly at O'Clock
Z n L IAWKFSCF LEONARD W. JEROME.
- - - SECRETARY President
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DACKER COLLEGIATE lAH ; L J T.,
Brooklyn Iieignts -, aIni. a3 rom H.. aall.st
,fo.liarg To- Tie highest collegiate branches
A., I,',,.. Ps rfi.g and DccOra ~" ATS ,l--r Ut h
rttIrts. Tho clements OF French German hIu
ta-,lf departments without 'Alii
new and improved apparatus Tor hraiihs t & u.s. i, %
trrr..fucaf curing Tie liuh,is
,, ,fvy,i aud every Improvement adopted "ulc 7a j.
i,r, xii has suggested. Boarding pupils az ~ w
,,it, - Ni-. J. smith ami enjoy superior auNah it III
1ft.ic and French. Address a CHI lf--'b4- d. ~
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TOLLEGIATE INSTITUTE Of DIR. SACHS
I W.T. E--I-.f

Eeoptus MONDAY. september ~
T7a-olrh e1Arati0n for colleges especially Haf'i'
C1o.n aul o.uel and scientific schools ~ ~ -l1 "
1.r..s -0Ir.a German French form nmppri- lrd
inc a. tua schools work Nrw bu'uhg sl .',s ,.-
sI-lrt5 fa .atio.al purposes AM ohoufcco i i'
1 Wiu~rt. esq -auitaIy Engineer. perfect ln al ' 'i'
Ia ia .e and well.equiprol gymnasium. - s.,
Reference. lion Car -cHH.. "r 81 c". ai W. .."'
MACH . J A De Lima. judge McAdfm add many oi..-L-
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MISS PURNIANCE'S Successor TO Miss Kan
= n.y Iog and Dav school i0r Young Ladies. Ella
b.t Nca y, Wl De Tcoponcd Wednesday september
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t.I~S AYEAR, boarding. tuition aud hooks.
- SO HON, comforts. a. O.. NORRIS a. H. "oois-
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4 University Grammar School, !, 4Nl Broadway,
- near 4-dt-Begtns the 4Gh year Monday, september
70 Primary Commercial and Classical Department rooms
open aiIeI Sept4 ~ II. Hobby W. L. Akin FrIncpAa
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MISS AIkEN'S English, French and German
Va BOARDING hoo. for Young Ladies'. stanford Conn
Circulars sent On application.
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DENNINGTON SEMINARY. directly on the

A Bound Brook Route gvcen Philadelphia and New
York. excellent Boarding school, with grand =
~ fortvtw0 years and nearly Ouethrd OF this time
the llmiu-t alton. The catalogue
fall PACED Illustration. of the school, and gives an
unusually and vivid idea of what the school really
Address THOMAS dANLON, y. d.. President Pennington
Non TaF.a
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SHDFE>~OE 4. BENDELARl has returned
fom Iusorc aud il resume ls Lessons -e 'el'cl a.
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gnstrnttlon.

WELLS COLLEGE Tor YOUNG LADIES,
" AuroTs, CayIga Lake y Y.-Session begins oepteu'
T. FRISBEE D. D.. President
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A NO 20 West 5Jth-st.. opposite tcliih idINii. ~,
Ieopeus Monday. september <.
UNIVERSITY

or TIE
CITY OF NEW-YOFk.
JOHN HALL. ID ID. Chancellor al interim
INSTRUCTION FNIl-
The next entrance examination VIII ne loii
tcraber D. a. Do q. IL. tie University tCOdhch i.0ym
WasiI1ct n square. ~
t4taogues may Doe obtained from the Jah',ot-
WIN. ". RICHARDS SCHOOL FOX 70 =
no l2d-st. rcope14 sept % number Anilth ID
30 large gymnasium: vacancies send tor circular
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gET~IC-In~tructIon IN superior piaAoiDIto
~ ula,iug ana ing hich--t reference l,. w..
ST. H., ir--ous.. j. WE4-~CHINGEl. ~rh"n'I'I * w.
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&" EVERYBODY can now play at SIGHT on
n anr organ OF piano" CoIapicf system. 81 h- hol
-,. 'i-1o5 NJ t,r s.. YORK MUSICAL ASSOCIATION
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Cxtur5lon5.

IcKefs gOO'l On 1ltl6r pI Y
Excursion IiCXess Tor sale 81 al beTit khDt
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JHN'S SCHOOL FOR BOYS.
LTEVENS HIGH SCHOOL.

These terms include P the Studies
Fog catalogues, upi.D 10 iAe Librarian OF steven
Institute.
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TUTN.EUN SEMINARY, for YOUNG ladies'
= ar1 l-Is t.utu--t BrDnl IN lie gifts. VIII reopen
Monday -. .t-albrr 4-s hff cn,h year. - .,t,
Zen fo.. i,- instruction 20 French. German Lailu
and Gitel tEOECE ~. EI1ELOW, y NJ fllLL4lll.,.-
pROOKLNN HEIGHTS SEMINARY: .,,
ID Tia, Day Boarding school ioI > ol- i-,-e' VIII
omen Seltcmber20. CHARLIE, J.. NESl. Principal
TV,nANIE / VI. STANIM'S FRENCH, Eng
VA I-h ana German Boarding ana Day ~ ho2t iafa,r.
I'D. -. IND Children rc9pcu- september l. - La,
10 II me ian gIace of 81 lOol aud family Ll4''4
-. n L.-.L-- : -lAul-
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G.l%n 10 5000 PER SCHOOL lkAR.-
- ~ Mountain Home school tor boys nealr-t oca
ton h. state. laiy teacher Adde'S BOX a. orange