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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-11-28

oes99ec, closing at $3.50; January s7eSsl. closing .
gsPSsy e q eoS SS Sns e e. 81
COS s closing At 9sfc No Chicago Spring q lgsa -
ali Futures saeiIns me greatest ,tSenoa'
element ran high through all ths 1Gurs OF tsns the feel
ns HSzsS SG
as e &c. s1s and al s
63ei January, 50053sc closing at 337c February, 5l@
rm and higher sales ranged Cash SOC; November s6
$oiac; December and all the closing $o
at 55c RYE steady az Sc Barley duh and easy Al ss
s2Gs2 So r ESssS l EsS
Shipments 2so0S bbs wheat 10000 ' S1sS
'GEH S PssSs
better demand market closed finn Sales Of Poor at IS Is
Good and Choice New Process al So yOd4 per 100 D. Wheat
SpeTs H CARROTS rn No. Red il export elevator q 81 5p
No Red quoted at 81 O84i No. Red sold &C 81 f6 30
Tua lry 81 Is Closing Red Soyeaer 81 o. BID s. %
ski RSoeIOfF ASKED E Os S j 81
asked Corn advanced 4c closing brn no improvement IN
fS eTRPg' ese& track Old xaG a S
So 9c steamer White in 2Othst elevator 58e oaisCarOs
ReceiPtsFlo1r 5000 b6lsi Wheat, $500 bush Corn,
BUSH bus OT Corn, 1860 bush ''''
TOLEDO. Nov 27.-wheat quiet but steady No. Roa,
cash and December 81 oS' Janpsps' 81 0S4 ESeSSruar
Der, &c. bid December 63c bid January 529c, bid
Mg Se oats a. GSie. NJ Nav 81
dull Prime cash 50 772 Noyem6er and December s. 80
i sSSS Su.S H. 90 Oats 1880
bush; Corn, 32 900 BUSH; Oats, 5000 bush
Fail 81 o67sS S on cash 81 oi Noyembs 81 c De-
eember 81 OF bid all the year, u o5GSI "a 5s99uary
5i "a Set. Corn higher but unsettled at abe cah Az
a45c November 3 ed Nav Oats % tss
2s laa20c cash; 2sac. December i2c All the years s SC
January May a Rye G 81 bb Met GH so
bush Corn 10000 1000 Rye 5000 BARLEY 1000
1900; oats, 1000; Rye, $4,000; Barley, none.
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GENERAL MARKET REPORT.
NEw.YoRX. Tuesday, Nov. q. 1888.


.,,,s or,o, ~ asc for Pots and 6ssa7c for Pearls
REFsWAX"Has been more active ls'Ooo 10 sou'hein
selling az SIT MSTFRfhis-Bricks remain steady for fine
,ots Int The poorer qualities are weak cement d
Lath and kpmg sgure na BrcR, mards IS 75ass
Pale Bricks So 6OaS4: Cement Rosena t 20 90 IatR
a. 10 ner O0Oi Lime Rockand, Common ~ 10 90 IN
shnr 81 %; state Common s5c do inise~g, - for
GTognd and rs 5ods for Specials White
ouoied as bOds2O for West India shipping Bos @SIs 20
ISIS Tor Extra do Yellow Pine s:oq523 PEI MaI
woods by The carload Walnut sg E6 A5 IS
Gs Sfry SIS White Mood s25ats Hickory $40 500
Nails steady at 50 e0oSS for 10 TO go d.
C39PERAGE sTOCK-There fair movement II al de-
sGrP9ns pPf ca als sgi5' 1s"5 en- sugar
Ssnch and a 55dsl go for 8snchi 0d co. AID Heads "a
q Odsl esPeeyey G KqT ShCSSs - 1913 IS
Sdrs Ii feet Yea ss5 DO Il feet s2 SIS
C0RDAGE-Prm on the basis OF loc tof MAi'' ''u ~ ~
oCoAiThe mild weather olae has acted AGAINST %oo
movement Of Anthracite ard yet prices hG4e oegn IS
With steadiness Quu6 Lump. 81 9ogs9 22 S SLssf
So 5c 9Ss 90 e ,9e a. = Steam o s. IS
ma SS rS active 81 75a$ 2 Camel at Newport News
scSSFFffEpot Rio quiet 22c for Fair no sales tho
o1o santa ex do 222 santos Barden lower ana
DO Tensg the Mem3on arrived S live and closed
points higher after some carry Weakne @ 11e"ebeT
no al lie for Novemoer n ioST FbrnSry 10 80
oil for March and AEr lCOaIGe1 IIr SSy spS 10 20
July closing firm as follows N9yem1er all Narch
iog5gii? Apfi. iOg5dIl May 1920 II; June IL n "a
l1Oj July 1929 lo5 MH ~ I ifr En. without other
and unchanged Maracabo "a a25c Guaya
quil. lsalSiqc 81 Domingo, l%cc.
CIIICORY-Ground, So II Sc. $780, , A. 49,. o,,o,
sles iOg nales Delivered contracts 900 bales Rece ~
al the ports today, 339ld bales against w aI
Al, 4gg last year, since september - -'-'''''' ' e
2 267 tjs3 same period last year.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-11-28
STATE or TRADE.
DOMESTIC MARKETS.

BALTIMORE, Nov 27.-FlOur unchanged, but frneT
Whent-SOuhern quiet, Western dull southern Red 81 OS
AL 10, do Amber, 81 10d$l IA No Maryland ~ lie
as Is Western Winter Red spot 81 o. 9si OS
December 81 O9 aSl 0Saa January ~ 10e0Sl III u FEB
runry 81 l3L0Sl 1872 Com-Southern quiet and steafyi
strong higher and acve southern White BO0O<o
New 55G57 nc; do Yellow, 40a61ci New 63do6 Western
Mixed spot 9d80c Year bSd59 January COZ dOO-c
February, 60kQ6loj steamer 65d0Ooj oats STEADY ana
1uet Southern SSG44c.j Western White, 30 14loi DO
Mixed 80 G30c; Pennsylvania 87642c Rye brm ~ goSo
Recepts-Elour l39 bbs wheat 81 900 bush corn OOO
10000 BUSH gye goo bush P noo &C.
BUFFALO, Nov T-fiGpr steady wheat hrm ss aSs
busn No Hard Duluth at q 0s 1000 bpsh Nc D1ath
81 09j LOO bush. No. Green Bay, white 81 00 Corn
higher sales 1000 bush Rejected at 6he 1000 6usn 90
66,c; 1900 bush do at 66c later go was asked Or
sample, and No was offered at s9e. oats dull Barley
steady Canal iroishts 70 doing hS1
28OOO Oats 5000 Barley, 5000. Lake Receipts-tlonI
shpments-FouT 1900 6bs. Wheat $4,000 bushI Com,
u BOO; Oats, 9,000j Barley. 5000. 40 -
CINCISNAT, Now H.-Pork stronger at SIS O. larL
and higher at 80 20. BulkmeasDemand fair AND
prices higher Shoulders So 50 Clear RD So STA Bacon
In demand ut full prices Shoulders 81 20 Clear -
Hogs firm and higher Common aud Light 10 100
81 SO, Packing aud Butchers - S5US5 3Oi Recelpts,
1000 head Shipments $50 head. ,,
CHICAGO, Nov. 27.-Fl0ur quiet and unchanged Wheat
strong higher with active trading prcos advanced
22G2ec In sympathy with advance In corn ana pIoVL
aOns closed 81 higher than yesterday sales
ranged November % saDS closing az $685. December,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-11-28
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

Hrw.voRE Nov. 27.-BEEVE~- Receipts were 90 cars
% arrivals # the LAT named place included 2. cars i9' Mr.
Ls,,m9n "'% No. oi "rrrci today Tho rus rm and
Sih lsRt arrivals tomorrow hovefs VIII Nouo''SS al
pfs,sr ro had somewhat, improved demand today at
n''' sI cold down T. 7c but general quotations ,r
T} II .o "a n small way AZ slightly higher ngurrs
Tie York city takes out 80 Live Iaui' iI , hv Mr.
Tasn ana 500 quarters Of Beef and 200 carc"'ses OF
N Shiv WrTt 10 head. all at goth.t No
trade OF any Importance Ia Live Cayrs ne ic,iui Jus,
a.ut rt,ady bat as IA usual on lhanksAvinS .S nJ
y, r. hight G, Tor Veal and shippers vi" De Wise III 'hu
"E va In mocfae request I2LaI3o for Primo
stock with Common selling down |" o"o'' DI''''' ''
"' siiE1IAS LAMBs-Rcccpts were oncudng cars to
arrvcj cars Of 1853 hcld-G cars at Jry ey an1 EAT -,
nh number of caroas held over iIom yesrrIny "rto
IN the pens. Tie market showed NOR" 'H,d yIrT
were Safoe ana few could have been sold her, at
E S@SGS Si. Pon d sheep
which hnd ben ~ iS ~ o do in t,bmig Aryas the
balance Of the week mr. likely TO ?" lgy ra" ,,erpy
Dressed Mutton doing mule better today. common
Win general sales Of IH to Guod at 20 pI''''u Iho'
SIIg burn1cch Dewey sold: 40 Western sheep l39
n NJ &c. % DO 81 10, a. - 90 III frnhtN! ~ -
~ 5 3aI Kentucky to. lOI 70, 40 4Ac 100 CO. 10 " ~
p sgi s5S 5 2ao snSp l5 az e. at 50 ' go
Ilalcubcck DnNi, sold l6l h.clEaR nlup sh ~, ~ H.
Ind pnckinglam ,oI $50 Ohio sheep l2s D. at 50 60;
,fg ioi H. A. &c. 10 DO ~ d. ~; 413 do cs Lambs)
80 n, at - 50. ,,- ,,,.-,rc Sic,n 81 m NJ 31,c;
10 To- i0i H. at m .01 do ID. ut 4o 800 do 1906 H. at
DC: ia Kentucky du, - 10. al &C. 90, . 81, Al
A 3l4 OHIO sheep, lSp 10 At i >"
o III H. nj Ji Al TO- 100 10, az 5li'; los TO- ~ ~ NJ ~
UDGS-Vscepts were II cars ot l"bo haL hnn, in
,ity ,rtr AT an adj vance 0t 80 10 tc POI 10 ABOUT Az
a11s were .oli ~ q 90 80 Win acai load % very Nh
mn PIGS M 3c The supply ~ Conn ~ p t'''d was
aUi prices ruled nrm win Heavy selling at '4oic' c
dunn and Light AT q q &C. - ,ro,s tC5 n, nj
a so do 1876 No. 47.c; l26 do ~ o. a. - ~ ~
is NJ ~ a r. bgy do fI 10 81 GJi 40 do ia 10 ~
a 30; 40 Pigs ~ ID. at4'Ic oO do 100 H. al 'c' '
%sh kir6y & Co sold 2ll Common Western Pigs W 10
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COTTON MARKErs-BY TELEGRAPH.

IvERrooL Nov. 27l230 .n,I9tton hrmer MILII ds
rnands H. igd; do Orleans 1-l6d sales l2OOO bales
including 1000 Tor speculation ana export receipts gsUUo
pow Midiing clause November delivery, LID do,
Noyember and december delivery. Sl64di DO
January and FEBRUARY delivery 626id DO February ana
MSrch delivery 6d also 3D. do March and April dely'
erv 3j4d also 9 7-64d. do. April and MAY douVeIyi
d6GId; do May ana June delivery lo64di DO July anu
x1Tist delivery, i6-04d. Fuures arm. ..,. -,-
mIcott1n0F uIuTes-U pands, low Middng CLAUSE,
November delivery 26dl do January and February de-
yery C2 Old Do February and March delivery Lodi
do Eprii aud May delivery f94d Futures closed easy;
GIIyRgTOS Nov. 27.-COttOn Irm Middllns, ~ l-lOcl
low Mlddiing O14c Ordinary 04c net aud gross
receipts exports TO Great Britain o4i2 10 the OOh-
nent O. $50; sales, 627, stock, $1,000 80, -,
sAvlSSAh, Nov 27-Coton firm Mddling 10 l,lSci Low
uiddllnR l9Gci Ordinary l6l6c; net ana gross
receipts 0272i sales 2,5OO last evening" 4ooi 'tocK'
HEwoRLEAYs Nov. 27-Cotton firm Mlddling, 10 9l0ci
Low Middlng, 07c Good Ordinary 0l6o net receipts
Sg3t gross $685. exports b. Great Britain IiOOi 70
Inc Continent 224I; sales 0,000i stock, 3l3,36i,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-11-28
LIVE STOCK MARKErs-BY TELEGRAPH.

CHICAGO Nov a. m, Dror,rs Journal reports hSgi
pcsipt, ia 900 head; shipments 1000 head
and 10 higher Packing s. 80 - 80 lacking Sn ppS'
a. ~ 1sS "a: Light, - 4OGA s5 Hhps y o0mN
Cans-Ileccipts $500 head shPnenls EVoo G me' ~
t airing and higher; Exports 80 9o1eo 'oi 1OVu 10
'cs slnrng steers SIS so aSG 10; Common to Mednn
s!%S5 SO Range Cattle steady; Grass Texans s'Oo@
II 5Ot Americans 81 5OdSO 90 - -, ..,.. ,,ortot
~S5,Sp-Rccoips. $500 head shipments none a
steady Inferior TO FAIR 81 2o@s' 20 "o'" ." Va "'''
IS 10. COMA. .,,u,,o,,s
81 LOUIS Nov 900 G'a "I pe4cc
"nly, c1pors quick sale at t0GS6 90 lioHSy ShPpin5
iFrs 80 lUa SO Light do, 81 1880 OO ai
1,t.fs al 10 a ii %; Cows and Hoifers s3dsii GrHs'
'rrsans ~ 20 - 20 ,,...,. 5no ha.a sc,rce and
Receipts 2oO htihi sIpnlch' IA
pf Tor GOOD grades; Fair TO Good Mutths - ['@so 20
Trme % Fancy, 50 asa 70: - ,,..... a., akasa an.
pargns 81 7Ods5 10; Butchers 81 OO1So lOi receipts
a NM hrah HhpInents. blO leal
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-11-28

HAvRE Nov. 27.-Wicox's Lard closed at o3 francs 10
centimcs per 90 kilOs 49, -,
ANrgFRP Nov. 27.-Petroleum, hno pale American, II
frame, continues paid and eellers ,,o
WicoIs Lard closed los 30 Confines per 100
kilOs.
LIVERPOOL, Nov. 27.-230 p m,-Pork, Prime Meas,
Eastern dull los; Pork, Prime Moss western, dul at
GA Bacun Long Clear steady nc $751; Bacon short GEAR
steay S0s Lard Prime Western steady at ils 6d Corn
Mixed New steady at S. 6d receipts VI wheat ior the
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WINTER RESORTS.
w GRAND EXCURsIoNs-
ATLAS line OF MAIL STEAMERS.

For BAHAMAS, JAMAICA, HAfTl,, f Nye shRAGUA.
COIOMBIA ISTuMUS OF PANAMA and Ni hh ,bey can
Tourists invited 70 avail o. these IRs steamers ths
extreme low price SIS day, which Includes ~
and living on the whole time, or
change their route may transfer To any oto nassags
steamer OF the line they may meet OH the voyage f'
apply " MA, ponwooD a CO, Agents..
~. "a state ST. Ne"'i"
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MILK REPORT.

The daily receipts OF milk and cream ~ the various
railroad distributing points In and the city Tor inc week
have been follows: Erie S7S0 OF mix 30 cans u
cream las Of condensed milk Harlem division OF
the New.York Central. l776 OF milk, ana 90 cans
condensed milk Hudson River division 4lB cans OF milk
and II OF cream NewYOrk Snsquehannh ana Mest
Crn $50 OF milk and % OF cream NewJeIscy
Central of milk and OF cream Hartford anu
Now.layen 800 OF milk; New York city and NOith-
ern 100 OF milk and by miscellaneous short routes
cans milk and 10 OF The toai daliy
average supply has been ii 1862 of milk, ll7 oans OK
2l7 condensed milk The average pce at
which the surplus has been sold on the platforms Was sloo
nf uuu
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For the week ending November 27, 1888.

BUTTRR. IN, IT,.
Recents for the week 43,962 pkgs. Exports DSl pns
Recents have materially increased anOrng an ample
Of ali grades except Extra Fresh Creamery whoh Is sui
Low te current wants little Elgin Creamc
arrives scarcely jobb1g price for
which would inspect Extras could be placed az
other brands OF sell at 3703Sc for the nnes
only small proportion Of receipts grading high
ceed large lots OF Good Creamery are
in the range &c. and find few buyers Western Sn
Goods hiring % 927c quality and condition Inc
Creamery this state lacks character as RUE a h
AZ 3Sc IA made the best lots the bulk OF he
ngs have 10 20 for considerably less September ana
goods are freely offered and range from - 10 S So0o
very few OF the Northern CTeamees however gong aooye
32aS8c Arrivals Of state Dairy very heavy r'tet %
vices from this being sufficiently encouraging 70
supplies forward fresh tubs and Choice entire
arc meeting quite sale quoted prices but on
OLD stock find Dnlle1
Firkins are dull the strength OF the dare lying whoy ~ S
tubs There demand for desirable marks OF sre5n
Western Dairy and Imitation Creamery and prices RUE ig
firm FACTORY is over-penty, but the weather 700
a Snlls slnwlY and closely graded
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,.ort1RY AND GAME.

Live Poultry Is pnty, without important Hc9c an
@ ani Turkeys thar shippers advised 10 dress the
..t Ducks ana sell 10 the jews at steady prices
uarIn OF last week brought ntIy MI inc
Drsr Pantry IN bld order snl demOraiked the marker
n,rr. held on and stock accumuhteu hot VI
which consisted swtaty slippery, bad smelling ttsn
Prices such merely nominal r'oel'.fs oo5 nnany
ots we're entirely worthless What little good Poultry 'ne[e
- huvcrs at lie for Western Chickens anu ~
lie for mktys Choice nearby lots going soheW lsncI'
Yesterday holiday and but uttie business uoup "a
Of Inferior Poultry Just IN anu
fr over selling 2dSc but buyers want n the Choce
s,n AZ prices Turkeys selling Oest
choice Ducks Cerse have fair inquiry enc keS are
Came has anld bat slowly the weather having been
able Al the close fancy Quail are held NJ - 20 Dut
n 74-2 covers 81 the business PartrdgS anu
must De- very choice reach 81 per pair VIA LUCAS "
I.lr r-nmnaL- Nnm,.um sinndY.
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The clearances given for the COnsOdated E1cndne arc
those for saturdays transactions. The clearances else
where were: oil City, 7,9s4000; Bradford, 7,5s4O00;
PIttsburg, 4,412, 900 barrels.
There Was no change in the refined market
BRADFORD, Penn, Nov. 27.-Crude oil steady Runs
Monday, s6,2s9 bbs.; shipments, 7Os3o; charters
As 952; clearances 97s2,0O0. United Pipe Line Ger
ticat4s opened at 81 1854 and closed at 81 l7Ss high
est price 81 1879; lowest 81 l7Ss
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Danrlus Ataoemic5.

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classes Monday aud Tuesday evenings particulars bee
circular.
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the school
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WHOLESALE PRICES OF co UNTRY PRODUCE

as, from Atlantic ports 49, 900 quarters; from Pacific
ports none from other sources. 81 $40 quarters
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Ocean Steamers.

NCH0R LINE. U. 5. Mail Steamships.
N Sail from Nsw.YOTk every saturday for
GLASGOW via LONDONDERRY.
From PeI 20. North River
BOLIVIA l. a. NJ. CIRCASSIA.. Dec ID, am
Dec. =, noon BELGRAN Dec -, noon
Cabin passage 500 to $50. Second cabin, $40
Steerage outward, S23 prepaid. 81. ,.
Drafts at lowest rates PAID Tree O
charge In En- gland Scotland and ireland.
FOiD Plans Book Of Tours, &c, Apply 10
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BORDEAUX LINE.
ID New and direct line TO the SOnth OF France.
NETWORK AND BORDEAUX Object. -.
S. CHATEAU LEoYILLE "a 600 tons Saturday N 9 -
s. CHATEAU LATTE 1900 tOns)- saturday Dec
-. CHATEAU MAKGAUX 400 tonsl- JanuaIy -,
Prentces stores" near W1lst FefIyl brOo%yn-
Travellers France Spain and Italy, Pyrene's Fau
Nice &c Will save time and expense by taking this line
Cabin tncudng winel, $50. steerage, 80.
'' "fF'' - +. LIZ BOULANGEII 46 Beayer-st.
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THE PETROLEUM MARKET.
NEw-YoRg, Nov. 81.

NEw-YoRR, Nov. e.
There was no more than ordinary activity at
the Petroleum Exchanges to-day and the operations
without any decided tendency regards prices In the
early dealings higher prices established and 81 10
was touched by market For the greater part OF the
day strong tone prevailed but in the last hour there
decline which left the closing figures at the lowest point
OF the day and almost below the final figures yes
terlay. -
The range of prices ana the total dealings were as fol-
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THE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE

Per North Rirer Vessels aud Railroads
N,u- yopW Nov o6 and Of 1888.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-11-28

Rece for week g. IL bacs. Exports for week IoUo
hae- Imports. 90 bales There arc glt ~, -
St IIop and on such market rules very hil Out my
quotrly higher. Good and Medium Grades NH!y I'LL Hi
Xporers Ale buytng low grades NJ 10 ~ ISc learhhes
strady Choice california IN good shipping ioinAhu' -
state choice, lss3...27@ Do 81 20
DO Fair to Prime .-.. goo ~ racine NOS'''-'''''
N, l5GlSl
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DORDENTOWN, n. H. remale COLLEGE;
ID beautifully located very hcahfu and thorough 7upcIl
on Music and Departments FOR circular Gc address
Rev. WM G. BOWEN a. NJ, President
MISS BULKLEY'S BOARDING and DAY
WI SCHOOL for GIRLS. T8UytOwnon. the udson; VIII
reopen WEDNESDAY. September 49, Address 10y letter uniu
September l.
MISS AIKEN'S BOARDING AND DAY
vi SCHOOL for yOunR ladies' stamford, Conn., rcopens
Sept 2G. For particulars address, MISS &. AIKEN.
MISS MOTIFS English and French Family
WI and Day School for Young ladies 80 WaiLst, New.
Haven The lh begins Thursday september -
Circulars sent upon application.
NYACK SEMINARY FOR GIRLS,
~ NYACK.ON.HU DSON.
Mrs IMOGENE BERTHoLE
THE christianity and day school for
GIRLS. 40 14l II glst, Springfield Mass. For cltcu-
lars the Principals MISSES PORTER CHAMPNEY
TEMPLE GROVE LADIES' SEMINARY, Sar-
anga Springs y. Y. Twcntynnih year beg Ms sept IL
Send for year CHARLES +. DOND, A. NJ, President
For Both Sexes-Country.
DOCKLAND COLLEGE,
III Nyack On.the Hudson. Both send for Catalogue
w. II. BANNISIER. A. NJ
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