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Executors Sale OF Real
Estate.

E)Y virtue of authority vested III me by
ID Will, will sell at hc place "n liinrS-
day. l2th October next, AT ii q. ,iocK x. !, u
m the tract of land uf the la" jasper VII.
liauis. deceased. exclusive al the Home
stead with sixty.iiv" acres attached, to.Wit
ONE TRACT OF LAND. situated on
Millw.n Creek. containing one liunired
and Fifty min. acres more o. ic>-.
Terms OF Sale-CASii.
J. X. WILLIAMS. Executor.
Sept u, lAS2 l9 ,
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Home Consumption of Raw Cotton.

On the first OF September, 1881, there
were In the South 5s3,696 spindlcs in
actual use. The following tablo shows
the number actually running September
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Important Notice.

WYE respectfully URGE our customers
w to pay us their Notes and Accounts
at an early day. You have the Cotton.
AND WE NEED THE MONEY. and
cannot do without IL. We wish our friends
to keep this in mind and be prompt.
We can show you splendid assortment
Of Goods ut Low Prices. Give us call.
A. Il. TOWERS & co.
Sept 81, 1882 10
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Land for Sale.

VALUABLE FARM, with good Dwell.
five tenant houses. Contains 2l5 acres, all
well watered-1G0 acres in cultivation. bal
ance woodland. Conveniently located-5i
miles west of Anderson. For terms, &C..
inquire of =. g. Taylor, at Anderson, s. c.,
or the undersigned on tho premises.
EDWARD W. TAYLOR.
Aug II, 1882 5 3m
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n Office FINAL SETTLEMENT.
n The undersigned, administrators OF
M. Estate Of Sallie Davis, deceased, here
bv gives notice that he will, on the 10Th
day Of October next. apply to the Judge Oh
Probate Of Anderson County for flnai
Settlement of said Estate, and a discharge
from said Administration.
J. l.. BROCK, Admir-.
Sept II. l>s2 ?
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Hardware.

a FHL rEn me re,PS o. Fasuwa5e; mn me M; pest
Agents for Brennan & Co.'S Plantation
Saw Mills, Threshers md Cleaners, Cane
Mills aud Evaporatofs. Fly Fans. Fly
Traps and Champion FlutinS Machines.
A. B. TOWERS & CO.
Juno I, 1882 46
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The business done in state bonds was small, but
prices were ire gular Tcnne see Gs sold at 7320
74a73l2, an advance of l. per cent; Aabamas,
class A. were Ii higher at 81. but Virginia IS de-
f,rred were Il lower at 17i2G 1864, and Missouri
Gs. 1850 or 500, sold at t10l2G 10.
The sale of city bank stock, were unusually large,
including Park C2N at 161, Commerce ID at $50.
Tradesmens 40 at 1922. Mercantile go at 1l9
and America 90 at 80.
The dealings in railroad bonds, which We're small,
nresent little or nothing of interest Erie second
cousols were about steady at 0SG 0ol2 G9 si4, but
the funded 5s were l per cent lower at 9li2 BOs-
ron. Hartford and Erie firsts 1uctuated between
GU, and Gs and closed at G724-an advance Of 4
ner mt Missouri, Kansas and Texas general mort
cages were up Il at l0Gls and seconds were steady
at 20. C. C.& c. incomes were of per cent
70 II. and Chesapeake and Ohio 1rsts, series b,
yyerc If lower at y. Canada Southern hrStS fur
thcr yielded Il to 95l2. and ~. Louis ana Iron
Nountain new IS declined l. 10 80. Ono and Miss
issnni frSts Springfield Division, sold up Il 70 10
NeytYork Elevated tirsts were strong and y higher
at IN, Metropolitan iirsts being stead at 100.
Fast Tennessee, Virginia and Georgia con-
soudated 5s declined per cent 10
~ aud the incomes were 4 lower ~
So Nashville, Chattanooga and -. Ions nrs .
recovered a to 1154, but finally solo back 10 no.
- paul consols sold at l1Ssi. interest, AGAINST
tbe Last previous sale at l233i. with Interest on
St Paul and Omaha consols were 4 higher az sosa
were steady az 1894. Texas and Pacific incomes
were ouiet al 49, and trSt-, Rio Grande dir iSlon AZ
S0itd S9ls. Northern Pacific tirsts were = lower
The Sub-Treasurv to-day lost S2S7,545, made up
nv losses of 1923 Sal coin and S63 70l currency
This makes the total loss since last Friday S3l
The amounts Of bonds presented to-day for TedeInTc
ton were S75 900 of the 105th call and Ss"IU
OF the l0Gh call; total. Sl82,7OO. Money was s
abundant to-day at 5d4 per cent for call ioInS on
ordinary Stock Exchage collateral. Ne"-lOrk ca
change at Boston advanced to 40 cents premium
The United Statos Treasurer at WashnH,
ton received $4,000 IN National o"an
notes for redemption. The customs M
ce,nts we're $630.930. and the revenuss
rec@iDts 1905 $50 The Clearing House slateins p
to-dav is as follows: Exchanges Sls7, l2u5SoiL,
balances, So 4246li. The Transactions at the sun
Treasury covered Receipts, 81 ,2093 pay llon;
81 $50 500; currency balance. S4.2ol'Z"=; o''A
balance, $40, 500. and ,at.s
The foreign exchanges arc more active Ah, Ma
today were advanced about l. cent per b i trr
marker is firm at the revised quotations, when ~
actual business are about ~ follows; bah n.
Hills - sO9i and "a S4Si Tor long and short Stei ~
rcsnrctively o 20 ami go for francs; VI = a" ~
fnr eichmarks and 305s and 4ois Tor ghlh'iS tar
I'm London British cuns0ls opened steady na, l 80
DECLINED BIG to 90 1916 for money ana iOos ina ina
| account United States bonds were o5sei ar-
continued 5s at 100 u and the Is al i%oTs NA"''
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NlusieaI 3nstrnmcnts.

A ADVERTISEMENT FOR TIE NEW.
~ YORK TMBCNE WILL. BE HECElVl At LIE
irsts 500 West Twenty .thiTds.. corner Eighh.ave.
No. 81 East FOurteenths, corner Cn0nSgCare 100 Third
FOrysevontl~I ~ Tho iiAI!I.EM OFFICES,
Nos. l00l and 23)G Thi:llve, corner OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
twenty hJh- St, up TO p M ~ osniLr dec Il1o1
D-BEATIY'S ORTES.-MaRnifccnt
holiday presents: square grand panof0res four very
handsome round corners rosewood cases three unisons
Bcattys matches frames stool, book. cover boxed
81 ~ IN $291 81; catalogue prices $500 TO sOpo salts
faction guaranteed money refunded after
sos $3.50; catalogue prices 5000 10
10 $500 standard ano0rtos II the universe thousands
fe.tiiv Write for mammoth list ~ teuoI ais, Beatty
cabinet organs cathedral church. chapel pdrOr $50 upward
visitors welcome free carriage meets passengers Illustrated
catalogue uoiday edition. free Address or Cg,l upOn
DANIEL +. BEATTY. Washington New Jersey.
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MINES AND MINING.
MONDAY. Jan. 0-P. NJ.


To-days mining stock markets were compare
tivev dull and without single interesting feature
Prices were somewhat irregular but generally
lower. To add comments OH the printed oincla'
Gales will he only repetition of what before has
hoon said many times. The markets closed weak
and dull. o,-,. of Dol,ota
ornnI,rces its fonrfepnth monthly dividend OF
S30 600 payoble at Wells, Fargo Il Co.'s. No, %
BROADWAY. January 20. Transfers close on Jahu-
4
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DGucmJ Gcaotmlc5.

ALEX. MACGREGORS
~ school ior dancing li2 Fjiua'e "" classes alter
huajara. Gcutcutn NOh1dy anu IhL!suAi evening III
yatt lessons see circulars.
ALLEN DODWORTH'S SCHOOL FOR
"a DANCING, 30 6Sl F.ft'I-lyc.
CIsssnOY open n3fIln AMI Afternoon Cllssc, Tor fam
llics Gentlemen Monday aai PAuTslay evenings Phi
Nate lessons. Se.1 stamp il' circular
ID HARVARD REULY'S, SIS 5th-ave.-
! Newport Casino engagement closed october l.
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.

49,, ,c,,c,, QUOTATIONS BY
OLhS ~, ,ND Anal VAID L1r-e svo. pp.. 500
Ncv-NorE; = x F""k A" GO. ...ol
A large proportion OF this volume rth'>'"'' -
tim" and paW>taS'nS labor S'"H a,1
Wt,Ie il contains u,urh that is of eminent use an"
xslpo the tbouCht, that breathe and words Una,
hmm are So surrounded by trash that their force ana
beauty ~cc,n lost. Maay OF the quotations are ap-
par,Dtly chosen merely toy The sake O Their ca'ch-
words wi,hou, rcsarl to Tire Importance OF the
,hop,ht cr tn. charia of tlcatreui. Sen'enuouS
,,,'pcss OF silly iin.lc are 20 be t'Nhd on h'''H
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CLOSING PRICES or PHTLA DELPHfA STOCKS
Reported by JoHS II. DAVIS q Co., II WalLa
SATURDAY. To-day

MONDAY, Jan. Or N.
TIE TRIBUNE OF December 20, 1891, printed q
tahulatcd balance sheet OF the Central and Hudson
River railroad Company, "a of September 30, 1881
made np rom htiograpuic statement OF The com
panys report made to the State Engineer ut Aloanyl
and compared 1t with What year ago was published
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filming.
THE NORTH STATE MINING CoMPAN,
1sASIRos AND COPPER COMPANY,

Is AN IRON AND COPPER CUMFANI'
organized nndcr special charter from the Stato VI ~
Carolina and a capital stock OF
100000 SHARES
1his company own valuable copper mines ara deposs
ma pnec iron ore in Ashe County, NOrth aIuls m
pr mine is fully equipped with improved macnneyc r anI
e00 In od ner ion Tho estimated value OF ore IN
On he dunn Is over 80 The deposits OF &
ore aTe uroccaly inc haustibe veins vary rom O
sixteen feet wide tho surface and their % @ %
varieB from 700 10 iOU tt
ore g. nnIe mognctite free from sulphur ph0sph9T 5 @
titanic acd and viii sixty per cent meliC W
The rrctlou of smelling fu'nn rs NJ lhe CoPpei ~
cuable the company TO pay DIVIDENDS
Fuu information can obtained AZ the branch Once Of e
comuanY so. 81 broadway, NeW-York Guy
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Gltnnllon5 lunntro-- hlaic5.


GCIST Ant RAETEEDER-By a willing
y youas man. y has knowri o The bnsin 2s j.
ta-t ,oIthy "a temperate N'"oi "''I'f' T. NNl In
-.,.,,t..,, ,,,t.,t ,N,5, .,I,Dl- ,N-,p D.,
& 'OPl II or RAN Ei.Li NJ SEitN AN by
IN Italian 9%e nh spS cam T5 ln has re- omena
mons All nr address J b.. ISt 3davc.
-
EltIh ER.-BN q smart young man tIIE ms
- had experience and is not afraid OF work give good
reg re-c,S Nu'- e'' D. ,SA ,, y y, DO. '''
NARDENER .--By young German. age Is,
gardener fui'llh \ /
reference as ia cha, ahy. Please address oOl
FRIED hoffE, stp''''"' =
q ARDENER (married).-Ilas thorough,
" practical knowledge NJ all That rclaes 10 gar "uing m
az. In iho garden or on le Ilh iI"5e 4gn- "'
T TaS AGfres HA&PDES Uptown tribune Once
10, iIryldway.
=, = ,-rC 80. I ,PN N.UEET VI NJ MITES
A VI l. OF Liam W IEf.LhNN = ~, 10
I'VE OK TT iHpAI-ty am active. *. 5Il'hc'a5 Sulht
sg d .r,, viii be satlsiicioy W. cARrGIGiIT sonh
Nils, North Carolina
r..,,>I,rp go, CoT TTIvT6p ia p,rl,
w 1roseI's or Commercial Hoisey nan who can I'm.
Address -, Tribune once.
DORTER, &c.--By an intelligent man, age
26 porter gardener or uSouman IN wIo'siie Aou-c
experienced gardener and olt can thrIl uhf Ne,I
G W., 'f'''"''''' D. 7' NV
81, =, III =
DORTER or COACllMAN.-By wiling tenn
a peat m.%o'y IPp p 3, np@ age 90 s'''
cav IONS bIILII.l.A, lGl West 18th st., City.
NJ r,,,S-- .;I;:
EJOEI ER Oh = ADLEAi ANY - N'lnS
a., , oT I5I !'9 ~ Fice1AIIi9. 6ic. 75tast BETWEEN
Lexington and ith-aycs.
,,.,r.rrp 49,. tr..rEI-I V,V R,. a tou,ncr-
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Ccithcr5.

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DIV EiiI I~IDENI fOE HE NEN-
= NnpE Tl,tBI. NJ VIII, BIZ HFCI,I\ Ed AT TIE
I.prGH% DFi'-t,i.- W I"S l;rGaarav corner Thirty
Grst..f .0S \yf -g,cty,flrj.-t corner Iigltl.vG
No ~ rst r,,+', - ,.ruor niop eouqrp = % ~ md
,, ~ W u. a,,t, - AZ i,a IIAKfIM OFFICES
81. C"Ih, , 80. - ono iri-aui,
-, ,5,,. i.' -, , 20, ,'..,,, go H., r4.-.
'"'''''''''' .,,,, .
1 NASSAR trRAl)l \ ! l. utSncS 10 give VIl-
~ vatr Instructions Latin spec atty Address = IL t.
SO - Eroaa7ay. Room D. CITY.
HFEDTEAN ANn EnHEICN TEACHERS
= hEhlCt y n n al ttt,,i.. ~,
AGENt1 7l'Nl', N''rt''' n, ~, 49,,
Thoroughly c'n2't"n! ','5''r1 ~. .s,,.i q
Families Going ijlhti 'i - "l' -, - "a, r
snpGor Intor, or ,2YIy,. ,'-' DE- 80. u ia,
YOUNG AWertdhAlI I'.cs -''ed''' .A7'e'' - o''''
square.
,NfEpGf'\ AZ ~ EpENNAN a sugoDsSfu
a y y 80 80 a. - ~ s.1t,. o. ,,S
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unr 'Wo"u 'h''' ''-'' '4''''""''
BFf-S HIS rs EDICAVID\tI BUREAU
ts ,r,o-a - rr,r,-s ur,fossore go,
- 40 , o. "a ,.,ti, I'm. 't,,ns far,tics
i,tN-S hp M N . item, t,'-tr' ci,r -cla1. wee
cn''' ''''i "a. tI.,,V
owW'u tl d" 'h'"'N 49,, -. - ~ va ~ ''''''
ton fish iioi tN @''I'iuy I-''I'9 r. !A"7 w 'i.i'
,N,rIt ,i,T- .t~,,,t;,,, Ia. ,y,,du,t, of Y,In
FJhiN y J 1. iHN'tU'ti'H ~ y - ~
"nd oi '"ihh'H recon- ',.'.t 'l w. .ii
"a. o., ID ~ " -uree 81 .'.,, 30
INSPIRE EN-, "-i's .' az i. ~ +''''' NV '--""''
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Hnlion valned at 4ie.2al o3 was received in thi.

Bullion valued at 5S}o.2GI OF was received in this
city Yesterday from t." mines.
l;OIdus, IN Consolidated manager reports January
.: The product vi ore for the wees ending De-
crrnIer3 f. 900 tons: average assay o - ounces.
Wcrl, closed while shipping lot -. The south
incline i, down - feet below the HtL level and the
glh level ha, been run in - feet from the incline.
Are stoaing in the 18th Lowell Expect To make
hrtter progress after thi, week IN both the drIlt
and incline a. by that time Will have the IngcrSol
dr,Ils running. The compressor Is now being
pIac,d in ihc large un1ccUpI"i rooster "niidIng at
Tie month Of the tunnel On January he tr!e-
,1uIs: settlements to-day for six lots, including
9GG $50 500, with five lots 10 hear from And on
January "Shppcd for t"" days ~ 10 tons /;
average assay. IS ounces. six samples from 500
fo.t level average 81 rnncc-. Larger urc-Dody IN
500 too. level than experts report
Father 30 Smet superintendent reports Tor nine
DAYS ending January that LOO tons oi ore were
extracted from first level 1900 tons from second
le,rI and 100 tons from third level During his
pcriod 800 tons of ore were milIci. The north
en- funnel was advanced l3 feet IN December, and
i, in 80 feet. The south header Golden Gate. was
advanced for Tie month 81 feet. and is IN - %
feet In the Mc';Inty chamber 10 sets were broken
during the month.
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u O'CLOCK 10 pig O'CLOCK

Mercantile Bank INYLE and West II AMI Tex isl
80 ...lI9 New I'd Is funded Western sson
Rank IT America 30 900 .... 94l2 l.Ouu .... Ip7i2
10 ICC& / G. Inc y y Elevated lat
Tennessee a., new lO,Opu...--..7j 1000 ...-. 1854
- unb ~ Mo Kan ~ Tex "a f,OIO...... III
Virn,niaGs deferred J,UDJ........1O Northern LIST.
pu,uO - !. 2 NO Kan &c r con - cVgpun
Iu,. ppm a. " -dI 1000 ..... 1905 3.lut. 99l2
t 40 81 1000 900. 1858 OREGON L g. Nv Isl
international Lat Boston Is & T. LIST / 900 .... loo
' pl0 IO7i,I 5000 .... 81 T., Ohio and Mis- LIST
- /. INN Mount Is luOJO ..... 67t springfield div
C-uJ So 81 Paul ~ " "a 1909 -.. 20
rr.oon NV & y LIST 1000 .-.. lO5 Kansas Pacific ~
400 49,. lCG Ohio Central lat Denver DIV Ass
Na.L e 4 - l. LIST Terminal 1000 ..... lU73i
30 on1 ~ I. 900 ...... 80 % S,OOO...... los
Kansas Pac Ist con Tenn Va q q 90 PARK Bank
1000. lO3 100 O.......f' - - - T.. 10
Ch.5 and q eur Pac lst CunsO Bur & Il * y st
SO ~ 81 lO.oOp...... lO3 1000. ..... 995i
Atrbison g & lat richmond ana Dan NIL * Pl II x
- ma qS lstB4 Division
y y LIZ West 1000 - 1873 l,IlJ'--.... J "A
Nsy icon Mobile and Ohio Egtc IS gold
10000 81 lat pcbCn 5,UOJ-.-.- l29i2
.n'nnl " = O.OOO. DO
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CLOSING PRIcES or CILIrORyIA STOCKS
san FRASCI>cO, Monday. Jan. Q, lSS2
rnY rELEGR,r1ro THE 1um-Ss.l

rrrro. Mont, Jan. 9-Thr smclcr Of the Bell
COMPANY az this place started up on saturday, ana
Is running successfully.
The mills Of the Noulton and Alice companies are
ruuuiag continuously,
The AIta Montana Company mt NicLes produced
Tor tldfty-onr days run of the smclter. III tons
La.c In non valued AZ 1850 The ,ucltcr and
Gltrcn-stamp NIL are running steadily
DEADwOoD OAK r., jar. 9.--Ihc ORC Elmo MIL
# .rled mp to-day, ana the OTauu uhttloh MN
Viii sta,t M about the middle OF the week. Both
new works promise well.
The Sitting Bill smcler will not be ready to start
m before the middle, the II onth.
'|rbe Homc,take l2O stamp mil is still idle owing
to The scarcity of water. Pumps for returning the
water 10 the reservoirs will lee ready this week.
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stocking knitting, W be sent To any
a.uress ~ the United states for 90 cents
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ACADEMY AND GYMNASIUM.
STUDENTS ADMITTED AND CLASSIFIED AT An

A po.rai,, school for 100 young men and boys
,. oil tc best equipped. bes1 taught tnd most saco,,
, tha truii.s, STATES Always fU. Twelve cNiei l.
c.d arhers ali men, and all graduates spec" aug
r advanced and backward pupils. lntut"Uh ~ 20 '"-
r..rfit j. ry icf,cucICs IN young mems cG'at'h COT
I,. Patron, sfdcn.s may sccct hnt eiudo OF CH'
h te,lr Iup- scientific. Business or Clt-sch ,oIS
ttu Tents lied Media Academy az now I'D lldiE
rc.'ou or Pennsylvania laNCtlci lItu anu
ST., mai Poyi.cnrt, SchpD- For new Iu,rated car
address The puucp'i ana Wourictor SWIIilE g "a
III ,CI 4 NJ .iItrvart University erahuatrl ic'll icn
S;,a il, l2 miles ny r fIou .aio hi ana Ia, 70 a5i
tv Ia and from thai ciiv Media churches ana q
temperance charter prohibiting the sal' Oh ali m'oAi'"uh5
rg'IF HOPKINS GRAMMAR School, New
Trustee OK 'PrcsJcutT d. Wocsey Il W; Blake IL D.
P,ce-or r. A. Tnlcher n. G. Kin ,cy, \. NJ, T. G. Twin
upg IL d. Professor =. BALDWIN. Professor j. W HlDp'
'0' " 80 Address ~. L GUSHING Rector
rENIE Rev. John II. Converse, \. NJ. UidI-
y9T} late Professor 0 Classics Racine College VIII
cccivciuio family al Bristol r. L. few boys 90 behled
rco.-t. Terms, 5000 Reference b.sHuP Shlh'
O. Rhode Island president EUO: OF Harvard
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THIRD CALL O'CLOCK ?. N.

COW Arizona fStatrIFc MOI Vsudswatcr SILVER ~
LOO ana no Iu'. ,-.--. .'' Nm ,,oD
Robinson, con 500 ...- les California Hn-ton ION
boo s,. q Miner Pow lW O.--. 81 2,I. f".'' -
Ip0 sx ,.5 lauJ - 90 Enterprise 900 So. -.
~" -""' - ~ 'U.,r nm, 10 O. 400. b!1. "a
N'"''IA \"4 ,on rin ..i,.1, nevada 300 DID,. IT
500 .... .97 Wilma Con 3N',. ~ SO '9''.'-Si''
800 bio IS -" .2!5 iaTlr flna, 1 DV M Al
con Virginia 1000 $50 IL l'''"r'' o.,
300. ..s3.. .lJI -'u------ N
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pOEDENTONN FEMALE COLLEGE-LO-
cation acitics home comforts, passed Address
Rev MIALiA5i g.. DONL-,. a. ~, bcgteAio"n, -.
CLASSICAL AND HOME INSTITUTE for
- Young Ipl Elk"ep-.e. NY. Miss : v II ~ l.
II.It Pui IIJT,ugl t.rIu, airy. Wei Irlsh;t i'Jus
tXceleut tlpc terms npt 'rua reopen, ''- - 81
COTTAGE SEMINARY FOR YOUNG
SJItnT~ pott stoyvn Pl-flictv-s'n1li Allu session
orcus~cp.. II, ISL on PliAl.plA R.1uit r L. -
mites ra d PIil ,lJia WtI trIIsl cara ion NrN-foGf
DIV Npiut 3r,ps route Home e. niortS lle'it discipline
and Iorough work clorlIt JutnF' at d. NV ~ 'li'i
ar eroustu l'ltOl wen known or q ny ~ l,H
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ssgiparpnisknpw what arcai home you havotOr
lcird.U Prs every TogU would e hcd,' SAP pa
tro. ufi out ~c mary, flights own, y J. vacancies
EIOME INSTITUTE for Young ladies' larry
/ town y Y. homo care thorough course OF study.
rcorc.s :. .to.ubcr H. Mss VI. W. MLICALF. Principal
AIRS. 81. CADY'S BOARDING SCHOOL
VA tor I0un, aucs--Nest Ind Institute New Haven
Conn Eleventh year superior facilities send Tor circular
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RcmGroe.

$500 EEWA Al ll for and s5a71 n that ps will
tt ,hot and allied hanisr The night uI December
20 1891, at IA West 26th ri. 49, - 100.
TiIoiAS W. THORNE 'nspc Tor ID Est 81 T. 29th.st.
ALEXANDER s. WILLIAMS, Captain 2Jth Precinct
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obstruction.
For Boys ana Young Mon-City.


a LIMITED A GLh for n {2NN 8 s 823S:
PREPARATORY SCIENTIFIC School
MatiSonaye AMI litA-', n- o ii,i.5i q" N,
Clsses ArrhtectnrA ani Mt"1ncal D'"w g Professor At
Naval AcaItuv
T7nyersity Grammar school, 1,4S1 Broadway,
S g. gs od .5Is aan' -, u o, ,.V & A y f,
WILLIAM II. LEGGETT ha; Iem@ved hi3
ytaI bcgus wednesday ~o7'en'bcTIL
For Young Ladies-City.
At Misses PcrTin's School, 2,02l Fi.th-ayc.,
Is Ncw.Yor&. Terms 500 with musical cours', 5000
is CiAI r ii .r i'-C on Jlaarf
and Il Al he. Ics,doac., 80 Gwest iatl,-l.
miss FREUDENFELD from Berlin, Is form
w iog classes conversation and AZURE -
West 5gihst
MIR. ERNST PERABO
WI VIII resume ME-
md maybe addressed care q Ncs',s CHICKEmNG &
hO$S Boston, Mass.
rgNHE MISSES PERIVE, - East 74th-St., will
,od Jeo2G i 'n . an n2niGf OF itslden
For Both sexes-CitY.
INTERNATIONAL SCHOOL OF Ian
GUAGES Open January l, 49,.
Experienced corps Of instrucorom
GEIRNAN
FGRrUcTEssF,
ITALIAN
tTal lesson sf1t. Evening lessons % cents; N The
''' '''' - IVES. 26thst near broadway.
KINDERGARTEN
er' sa aP' G GSS' GnIs4slrsn @t Esqs Jay G or
boys AMI ,irs tsoa - ~ {sIrt ~ l.. @-Ist tIho
fAe''i1 s % ~ X IA $ III - Kl:A ,-BoELrE
N5ISS GRINNELL, 50 East 5lth-st.-School
w for Young Ladies' and Children kindergarten
MISS :. l.. CHAPMAN, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.,
tfl Germ
Aemo' dfJie a. Instruction in al dcp1rtncuIs
MODEL AMERICAN KlNDERGARTEN.
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MRS. CHAPMANS English and French
VI schoo1r Youns Lanes AMI chiliroa rao23l sept D
hsT55 a, y, | ,.5i 'I,i': 49,
DEV. DIR. and Mrs C. II. GARDENERS BOARD
la ING and DAY SCHOOL for YOUNG LADIES ana
CHILDREN. COS Fifth ave
Art schools-Citv.
MRS. LOUISA b. CULVER -.
M sSd RSPf & PA Al 1do 80
a. East 2Bth,. corner i.iy4 coanencns GoS q Io,os
NJ h nsit. NJ a. ~ f. Bellows %@','s''' ' "
For Boys and Young Men-country.
ALEXANDER insttute-Nilitary Boarding
IA school Wait, Plains, ny principal o. H. y" LLIafh
DORDENTOWN MILITARY INSTITUTE
ID Academic classic AID ece1AS {oq PM S,S
DOyS and YOUNG MEN privately htted for
simmer or winter stockDridge, AAsA f. HOFFMAN
COLLEGIATE and COMMERCIAL INSIl-
rs,rstar 10 side g. sceIu13 s5l)1s n 1IH1sss tlIr-
.%sL}l{'S o. nv "a ' 9t' q i sae s
rLWWOOD INSTITUTE, LlneSboro', Berx-
II shire co. Mas, established 10 - l.3 iy1 sool liz
.T6c school or business private instruction 'p0o''|
throughout tAoy1E Rev. A. A. GILBERT A NJ, Principal
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For Both Sexes-CitY.

INTERNATIONAL SCHOOL OF Ian
i GVAGES. Open January l, 49,.
Experienced corps of instructors M
FRENCH
GERMAN
SPANISH
PORTUGUESE
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For Younr Ladies-C.ty.

At Misses PcrTin's School, 2O2l Fith-dvc.,
~ Ncv.YorE. Terms &ioJ with musical course 5000
NgISS CHAPMAN WILL REOBGANlIE
WI harart and Europe classes FOR .Vh, on January -
aEd l. AT he4 residence, No West iolil-I
miss FREUDENFEID, from Berlin, Is form
w ing classes conversation and Atcdiuie -
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MIR. ERNST PERABO

WI VIII resume nv
PIANO LESSON,
md may be address C1ge o. Mcs''s CHltk|l'lNF q
kO$S. Boston, Mas.
TINHE MISSES PERINE, - East 7+th-st., viii
4 reODsn their English ami fr-Icl Boarding ana Day
School YouI; SeJtsu - number Ol lCsdeh.
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