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By virtue of deed Of trust dated September 3Oth IA
1872 and recorded in Liber No l021 folio l59 Of II
land records the District of Columbia and at
the request of the party secured thereby shall SELL
Bay. IaY Third 1854 "A Al FIVE O'CLOCK p N ali
that certain piece of ground in said Distric. known
the half of lot uumuered 49, in square
b-red 10 the said west half having front Of % feet
liz inches, less East Capt ol street. and
wide alley.
One third cash. and the balance in one and two
years per all cash at the option Of the pur.
chaser deposit OF 800 required At time Of sale Con-
yeyancng and recording at purchasers cost. Terms to
be complied with In ten days otherwise the Trustee
the rsht to resell the property at the rsk and
tiseInent EDWIN A MCINTYRE. Trustee
JOHN SHERMAN co. Aucts apl9-2l. u, 26 % 30&m2
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PIANOS AND ORGANS.

A CAnn
! desire to inform all interested that here-G~A
after I will be found 1T my old stand At f3XTn
tending to my business in person, having 49,,
az Sy inssrs 20 Is to devote ny entire time
frst,cless Pianos. With privIese Of purchase shall
with all kinds OF Musical Inetrumenta This stock will
be the largest Ia the city, and will be unier the direct
Ihave engaeed In order to make room for Layer in
voices OF g11ds now on the way VIII oer for 50 day
be found elsewhere CHAUNCEYJ. REED.
ap8 A33 It'll street northwest.
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CHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED AND
UN1AIPROyED SUBURBAN PROPERTY ON LIN
COLIN AVENUE COR GLENWOOD ROAD) KNOWN
D. C.
- BY virtue Of secree Of the Supreme Court Of -
the District OF Columbia sitting in equity passed
in cause lwherein Heating ct al are complaiu-e:3
apts and Mclaughlin ct al defendantsl No 1851
shall. on THURSDAY. The TMENTY-FOURTH
DAY OF APRIL A D. 1884 at FIVE O'CLOCK p
NJ. the premises sell the following described real
estate situated in said district, wit: Lots No 81 s.
40 A. - 49, So 81, g. % and 49, in McIAughn's sub
division OF the tract of land known as Prospect Hill
and also the undivided half interest and to Lott
So 81 and 81. in the said subdivision Of Prospect HUI
together with the buildings and improvements thereon
consisting of large and welbuil brick dwelling and
stables.
Terms: one-third cash; balance in six and twelve
months notes 70 bear six cent interest from day OF
sale or all CASH at the option Of the purchaser
chasers Deposits OF $25 will be required each
improved lot and $3.50 on the homestead II terms Of
sale not complied with within five days after day
of sale the Trustee the right resell the prop
ery tine risk and Of the defauting purchaser Or
purchasers JOHN F; ESNIs; trustee
No. 4S6 Louisiana avenue.
In order to the purchaser purchasers Of the
homestead mentioned in the above advertisement good
and valid title to the whole of the said property sha
at the SAME TIME AND PLACE offer for sale my un-
divided half interest in and to the said homestead
apS-dts MARGARET A. THTSON.
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A VALUABLE COUNTRY SEAT IN HOWARD
ON THE LINE OF T T2EN WASHINGTON BRANCH
OF TIE L. AND o. RR,
ABOUT ONE AND HALF MILES FROM JESSUPS
STATION.
By authority Of the owner we xin Offer fgr sale a
PAST THREE O'CLOCK ON WEDNESDAY,, the
THIRT!ETH DAY OF APRIL. all that valuable Farm.
formerly the property Of the late Judge Nelson Poe The
farm consists Of about IS of land and Is situated
the turnpike and the property Of Mr.
property well watered and has fine orchards Of choice
fruits and the outbuild1ngs very substantial The
house beautifully situated with plenty Of shadA Pos
session 9iyeI il thirty days
Terms One-third cash, and the balance in six and
twelve onths with interest all cash at purchasers
option MATTHEW'S KIRKLAND,
apl216.19.23.26.29 AuctioneerS
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CITY CouNcIt-The councils metlast night IN
the president being detained af home Oy gca101N
The appropriation OF $3.50 70 the AlexandYaa fea1y
company was passed. Yeas-MeGsrs Moore. Aitch-
erson, Snowden, Lawson, Goodrich, CorbltG Beach,
Thompson, Peake and EichberK-ld NaySeNesun
Lambert, Mclean and Sweeney-A The appncs-
ton OF John I. Boyd for q new curb and gutter in
front OF his new houses on Queen, between Pitt and
Royal streets was granted on the usual ccnditaOns
The application OF C. w. Moore for leave 20 build
Two frame houses with metal roofs the corner of
Lee and Duke streets being endorsed by the neigh
DOTS, was granted. The committee on streets TO
ported fayorably on the application Of william H
near Princess street. and the report was adopted
Leave was granted Smoot Co. to extend their
railroad switch across St Asaph street 70 tho Old
foundry After long debate In council and one
speech In the aldermen the committee on public
property was ordered TO carry out the contract a.
made with Mr.. Cogan for the station house sewer
ana to carry the sewer to the west OF the station
house.
UNIVERSITY EXANNArIoH.-As, the University
examiners have found &c fnconvenlent 20 come "a
ALEXANDRIA before May the examination here has
been postponed until next month. Prof. Taylor
ana local board OF alumni wiz conduct the exam
nation here.
Recommendation Smoot q Co have pur-
years been an eyosore on Wilkes and P1tt Qx0efA
and are now arranging TO repair the building and
connect II with their leather works.
In CRITICAL C0NDITIoE.-Wm. Petit, an Alex-
andrla railroad man, who had one Of his l8gn
crushed Dy railroad accident IL now lying IN
very critical condition at Charlottesville his In
1ureQ Leg having been amputated.
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WALIEK B. WILLIAMS Co, AucdOneerA
TRUSTEES SALE OF ALL RIGHT DINING
ROOMS AND FIXTURES.
virtue of deed OF trust the undersigned Tf1stess
TNENTY-FIFT 1884. at TEN O'CLOCK A. NJ, the
goods ehattes fixtures and effects OF every hind and
Right Dining Rooms No 51S 10th street northwest
together with goodwill Of the business It will be Of
fered in bulk and If not sold VIII be sold in detail
Terms OF sale: Cash
HILLMAN A. HALL.
9l6 street northwest. r.,.x...
EDWARD H. THOMAS. AkusA
ap21- dts GIG street northwest.
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VlHoMAS BOWLING. Auctioneer
CATALOGUE SALE OF ANTIQUES, BRIC-A-BRAc
ARTICLES OF VERTU, OBJECTS OF ART AND
MANI OTHER BEAUTIFUL PIECES, BELONG
ING TO MIR. DE WILLIAMOV. PREMIER SEQ.
RETAIRE DELELEGATION IMPERIAL DE RUS
STA. ACTING consul GENERALLY. WHO WILL
SHORTLY LEAVE FOR EUROPE.
THIS IS SUPERB COLLEC ION OF ARTICLES,
AND ARE FROM ALL PARTS OF THE GLOBE,
AND WILL BE SOLD AT NY AUCTION ROOMS
9TH AND PENNSYLVANIA AvENUEl ON FRI
DAY MORNING. APRIL IMENIY-1FTH. 1884
COMMENCING AT ELEVEN O'CLOCK.
GOODS WILL BE on EXHIBITION WEDNESDAY
AND THURSDAY, TWENTY THIRD AND TWIN.
TY-FOURTH INST, FROM 9 A. NJ. UNTIL P.M
CATALOGUES CAN BE HAD OF THE AUCTION.
FER, OR WILL BE FORWARDED BIZ MAIL TO
ANY ADDRESS
Terms cash
ap1gLdts THOMAS BOWLING, Auct
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EDUCATIONAL.

1OOOK STREET NORTHWEST, FRENCH
1910 leseonsL Spring term now, orRahizin6.
NILE = PRUDHoMME teaches the Natural Method.
her pupiR adults and children; Learn to conyeroo -
short time: much ms taken with the pronunciation
Of the Language. Special advantages o6od to pupils
wishing to study during the summer anil .lm
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gnslrnfilon
rerBovs and Young M,n-oountrH.
CWITHlN G. SHORTL1QGE'S
- MEDIA ACADEMY MEDIA PENN

CWITHlN &. SHORTLIUGES
}on T d, 1GHB Blos3 ssss
S SfSS ysaf Ss.ns ;s,
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o. elooar he regular Engsh scientific gyl nfln.sas
t'dsal Ghsd e MsaIa x,sdegy aow ~ lsTstg YsI.,
y"%s:H q %%sSl Sc%.%i! $IlSfi%ss.o F'r Giis..
students " any cas' niored In say study anq hlled
10 20" s'S s"' e.is WI 'G he b ssa ED ii a
spgnus Tor i9eli2 b'ea haadel y3iamsi d saasd
y " s5 f'' f." .ndsn i as or c9s and
Tgs@ 10 sa,n %9 Fas hod i bup. Wv rbeh al
the students iys win the Principal No boarding oat -
ro G, ea ,sbls wsshsisn2 toilet set Two single beds rl
81 IN ssp :s od "c c s so e u iPGs ooB
sea boigas4ly hgssa W ss v fS2 gs &ad
Hcaiemy 4eg seneiol' isbe me student, Ss 20, po2y
o. bes of siaenis btioe iooo sd e9t tbs best ae
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one 6ttute, Ample gionbd' gt tseba eoi1s,l
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Media AtadaHf tAs e ne fnhfrh ttffs shi ipp'h h
any ~ mabt n trHi home eHd anth faiq 90 hdfJ s'H"
iH Ln aluHt nj gent mrH hIbaIbf ~ 1ihrt ipTlylsm
BIO f0ugliHR students ~ uis alfmS must hp 80 -
nos fhr hDmr Influences in rl6H hHth" spI Na
and tnHffe surroundings Inc afNng
Hd every way ~ Tho ednfa I'm ~ Y0lna men hh DOS hI
~ 10 q 100 buf siilctb hoAthlsH
sfhoG ioi hs iaIe ser Media has segon oHlrhes aud
trmpepnfc rhl which PROHIBITS s sae0i INTOXICATING
dhHs Media Ia conveniently accessible mona al ppihs 70
chance depots 10 fbiaoephi, wa ltHhyFHbh hlloan
tOnlIn from YORK, FtsbuIF. 1iiimOt ~ washington
lD,t,en n ans leave Broad Sat Pbadeplla Tor
Media Reinfn trains every hour distance, thirteen mics
Academy coach which meets every
tmu Drye 10 the sci oil only I'VE mn1ef dol new nus
trsd rcuar Med Atal-ny address the PRINCIPAL az
',npI,etor $40 THIN g. SHORTIlDGE, b and 4. NJ,
Giiduaie Phpss caemy and nary ard College,
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New {)ubIlratlons.

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COLUMBIA COLLEGE.
SCHOOL OF ARTS.

The examination candidates for admission will beg on
To rs DAY. sept. 80, at $3.50 a. IN. ,---.,..
Candidates last will present themselves
the same time co,rDcr,
FOR WOMEN Will present themselves AT the cOheEc On
TUESDAY. sept 80, al 10 Circulars oil Information
sent on application. . - - . ,.,.,, ,,,..r - a., 49,.
candida es for the GRADUATE DEPARTMENT VIII pre-
sent the diploma the President at the col eye on Fhl
DAY MORNING oct 3. Circulars containing the course OF
instruction for the coming year may be had Oh appe'on
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New Qualifications.
7 cTARTJE THE DEMOCRACY

"VVILL STARTLE THE DEMOCRACY
w ITSELF "-Iotrc POst. 49,. ,,,..rr and tpauenco
THE DEmOCHATIC PARTY I History a ans "M@sa
prnf Patton No one IL better quhn,u.. ~, r.
a. ~ .can iIisorv "What more crushing p,.oI oi W
innate incapscty u the party could be ,n,ral
hure An Instructive outline review o lhe "n''o P
bis,orv ~ The United states. IN. V. liincs mn -,
gct,f,g al ali hook stores post paid ~ - u.uy
7rui4nphs tinW Ann HUfBEHr ~ Park Place, N. y.
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.1,t,Dts0N VIZ

n 4 VI
no Mrs nobotfa and Maa walkers English md French
school for Young Ladies and lAtilo urls VII reopen
NrIny September 80 ff1ne work not required ~ phrs
urdr inntfcn aud great reduced To- o aennf cla7H's
Address tiI september 10, Mrs y nvbENia 49,.
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Musical instruction


NEW YORK CONSERVATORY OF MUSIC.
y No 8 EAST l4TH-ST. doors east Of jIHANE.
Chartered in 1868.
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SCHOOL OF MINES.

Candidates for admission to OF the SIX resn,ar
Mining. Engineering, Vll Englntfihg An'yi
deal and Applied Chemistry geology ~ talluIE9'
will present Themselves for eNdm4hdtiO Oh ~ 10
y, ept. 20. AT a. 30 H.
Candidates conditioned in June last viii be reeXanined at
the same time
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UNIVERSITY LAW SCHOOL.-Ihet weny
~ sixth annual session OF tho school begins "'
next, and ems June l. 1888. 1919. ,ba asgrea
" two years the school lsteq o ar so1vS
An allowance OF not more than yearn made tor "s
lent studies elsewhere. -, ,-NIvFRsITN
Inc Lectrre Room on the main door OF ~ iibra1
BUILDING. WASHINGTON SQUARE, anu sssSStfea AMI
Ua on the second door have been Thoroughly snsrts
large additions have been mado 10 the COLLECTION o RUs
textbooks tor circulars 60 address be Faeuu
SELL. or Professor ID. X. JAQU rs secretary "
Mutual Life Building 80 Nassau-st
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bIC Mrs Roberts and Miss walkers English md French
Siay spie'nIcr ~ olae work not REQUIRED p pupils
"1 SG5 iG ld ~" SIS1' H. afs J. g9gla -
For Both soxcs-Cty.
A -CIRCnLARS OF BEST SCliOOtA.
iII'sPg't'9 w., ~ 'i1i Sldo @ra NJ AA
4 MEXICAN VOCAL, lNsTIIuTE, iO5
wy escc s11o 1,S 'Ts@ iSd '1' ''""'"
4 COOP BOARDING. SCHOOL for your
e ny ss s' ,.sa by g @ no 41% 81 Tribune
4 -PARENTS will Hnd Grcel best schools
d.,D f az r''Rp6 Sbhfg r Ethiopian 2aaa1si'
nnrenu. 11gi liroadway
4 bout 800 young gentlemen ana ladies
~ 1T the ladies betae lldlnd rs aaann - e. s hi
'ndW fot tusnes4 4epetily ~ gum ipgneh the snls
&C. no. ad 1sfp non@ e sae Doe soi baud and type
vnf greatly Siealel nemy ~ g,'s!.e' 600
,t,top a alls eyrfy woriby ipief vi any ume ~
i"'Eses he devsioi 70 mo o0,e
IAit1sLE INSTITUTE. 372 MaIlaoog,,ay,c.,
y r,t bGfbsf. AfH foft, urniial fmh lmiglha ihl
10, ,oo i iopos sne. aod ',i,ll i"gab ,"as,
e. t",in' 10 anssss 81 i6ea36 Cedaip i@il6 and spae
80 , asay S a5a aaS "veT " S S'' ''
HRIENDS SEMfNAIiY, Enst lGlh-sl, and
hufelfurd place. ior both seAes-lh' t" Ten" ''s'"'
n n,R Urinary Academic sud Collegiate Depart
mruts 81, .........
Mo pIn,a III be- IN attendance a. The seminary daily on
anu a'''r o'A mo- 49, R&NJ%MIN sMiTn 4. NJ, Principal
MISS q. Il. KlERSTED'S
ENGLISH. FRENCH AID GERMAN BOARDING AND
DAY SCHOOL
FOR voupg ladies' and children will open on nesday Oc
,obcr a. Il East 51t-st, corner OF PaihaNt New
Vorx Public school methods Circulars on appltaton al
una 200 WEST l2jIHSf, NEWiORk.
MISS WARREN,
gors Department rcopeus september 81 Young Lides
Ccpaftuen -epte uber %. Come as soon "a possible
NIOEILER INSTITUTE. No. 1886 West 29th-
y A. Founded 1913 Day School and Kindergarten Tor
both sexes DoarJngschoo FOR boys PIfP9res iqI business
and college. W. 'l'fI''+-' i''"''p''
MISS VI. BLACKWELI'S School for Chill
NJ dren with kindergarten Geopened sept IL at 100 East
s5d-st.
NINE. DA SILVA & MRS. BRADFORDS
W. formerly Mrs ogden IIonmans English French and
German boarding and Day -clooi Tor loang Ladies and
"esrae and limited class for little boys begins september
"a. Aspiration by lcttot or personally as ABOVE
MISS COMSTOCK-NoS. 81 and 81 West
vi 4Oth.st facing Reservoir Park. English French 9nd
private class youns boys. classical dCpai ItL Y"Is
aay. oct J. Prof \. VI. Wheeler Of Yale college, wll eve
historical lectures Miss Comstock home aileT
sept
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DEMONAL.-MlSS VI. \. CLAkh, formerly
3ith-st. Newlork, viii rc9pen hef rugl,ch anu
Il r,oL u September Il course Of instruction thorough
a.d ayste.iatc French AMI drawing included
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Brooklyn.
DnnkI wv HEIGHTS SEMINARY.

DROOKLYN HEIGHTS SEMINARY.
ID FOR YOUNG LA rs
The Fail Term OF viii be gin September 2ith
Tic advantages FOR nislel education are SUPERIOR the
ANNOUNCEMENTS IN way library appa au5 cabinets OF Nat
uA History, etc, bcug liberal Illustrated lectures on inc
Fine Arts Modern Languages and Music taught by masters
Instruct ION thorough Home Influences the best
CHARLES l.. ML~l, IL. d" PIlncipal
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eau Schools.
CoLrMBIA COLLEGE LAW SCHOOL.

EAST 49TH.sr. NEAR MADIsoN.AvE
The twenty.seyenth annual term OF this mstitntonN.
commence on the FIRST MONDAY IN OCTOBER, 1854 ~
the Law school Building In East i9thst, between tla
Madison aves north side, and will continue until june 80
The course study embraces and nSa
give fun accurate instruction in the principles Anu W
tee OF the law.
For catalogues sc. address az above ,,,
i"h0D'iA '" " arden. &C.
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SCHOOL FOR POLITICAL SCIENCE.

The purpose this SCH DOL is 10 give complete general
OF ali both internal and external pIpi
pov from the three fold standpoint OF history Law" ana
philosophy --... - aou,ts.a, In.
candidates matnculaon viii prcscnt their
HE President, at the college, on FRIDAY HOh->I-'"
OCT g.
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The first Of each OF the above schools vi" oegh o
MONDAY, OCI. %, at $3.50 q. ma
f.. A. 2. BARNARD, IL D. President
4gth and 5oth sts Madison and ith ayes NeTlork city
CLASSICAL & MATHEMATlCALS SCHOOL
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VnsirnftloiI.
For Young Ladies-Oitv.

n WEST BOTH ST School begins Thursday,
~ Oct.U Address stowe, VI, til sept; ~ . .,
ANNA e. BHACkETT. IDA NJ. El1oI.--
sl'l WEST 130th-st The Misses Jacots school
sbb for Young Indies reOpens Tuesday, September ~ Pn
nils prepared Columbia or Harvard examinations Kinder.
rartn gnd primary departments Ln'ed nunDef OF boys
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Tneirnetion.
For Rows and Young Men---oity.

CCHOOL OF MISSES, Preparatory school: ~
- Tao, aiihst I WOODBRIDGE DAVIS e. T.. Ih ~,
,,d,si Intr9c,ory tt All scientific COLLEGES thorough
edncaion TN fuglsi and modern loEef'- no primary 20
,,,, r,eni No cmnur ln c0nts". DAILY Hssui Il n W
I ~ M Eoopcns oct Circulars on applca'ion
GUNNER SCHOOL Of mathematics. etc. be
- EnS N"N"'' ''' '''' 30 sasi 4bttst
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WESLEYAN ACADEMY.

one the half dozen preparatory classical Schools in
and Excellent facilities in Academic studies Music
Painting. industrial science a1d Commercial studies mo
pavmcnt of m wCOver all tuition IN the Prepare
tory ami Acuene Cpur'e' together WIN 3odL limited
amount heating and an other neceS
sary expenses 'ept books stationery ught' ana sna
contingencies for the FAN Term Of twelve weeks beginning
August -. send for catalogue to .,,,,,, D., ,,.,,
MllbTaham, Mass.
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For BOYS AMI Young Men-Country.

At NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., \. V
~ srAEiHwS MiL IIP .l. ~ principal
4 LEXANDER INSTITUTE, Military Board
" ing school White Plains , ~ r. r WILLIS pn.p
ROYS and YOUNG MEN privately fitted for
Id college ng ss 5 % sa 'f5M lS2SE2S
BACKWARD and INVALID BOlS.-The I'M
ID der.gned experienced physician and teacher makes
the care ann instruction 9 -QSf Jo I CONN
PORDENTOWN, y. Military Institute.
- Prepares Tor College B1sn,sa Finely located health
''ana thorough l IS. ~ a. B0TG% T. NJ Principal.
HERTHIER GRAMMAR SCHOOL for Boys.
~ French spcGoty: Location healthy terms moderate
i McMSS : rector Bcrihcr On liant. =. q.
RETTS MILITARY ACADEMY, STAN
- FORD coNT on proereet III outside ihe aSg,
or COLE or ou,nc.j For Pcunrs send ior catalogues
pOYS' BOARDING CHOOL.-Throg's Neck,
apply to H. J. HAkHN"loN' A w. iIih'
CAYUGALAKE MILITARY ACADEMY,
N1i " A FLINT, Principal
COTTAGE GROVE SCHOOL, poughkecpsic,
\ y w. prepare- boys for college scientific ana tower"
men SCHOOLS anu 'O 0'''"''N JOHN MILEY Principal
CORNWALL HEIGHTS SCHOOL-College
I preparatory scientific anl business studies sylnna-
stun bail. riding department, Sc;,,, 81, ,.,,
o'GGS oIaaa f. MI i G5I1SiplSg 4. Y.
CURTIS SCHOOL FOR DISSATISFACTION
~ dozen bows In the best things ia school and out y
o Yale graduate 500. FREDERICK =. CT RllH, Fh b.
BrOOkhcid Centre. Conn.
! COLLEGIATE. COMMERCIAL and MILL
" TARY INSTITUTE, New.u4ven, Conn. Preparatory
o College the scientific schools ami Business win board
Ing department and ample arrangements FOR athletic game'
-kaug swimming &c Chartered bN the Slite or
Connecticut. Tue military instruction Sc furnished ny ipe
u. Governments w VI. H. III SNf-l'l" fIlnClPN
! CATHEDRAL SCHOOL OF ST. PAUL, Gar
y den Ctv Long Island " " begins its eighth sep
/ tcu,b,r r. For CIRCULAR address
Rcy r srAFFoitD DRJWNE D. D. Acting Warden.
DR. PINNEO'S FAMILY SCHOOL, for ten
| y bows GREENWICH, CONN. Tenth year, College or
Able ASSISTANTS Location uucqualcd for beauty
and hcalthfulness 1'rtna moderate.
nR. HOLBROOK'S .o,,.o.
SING SING, y. \.
Eeo,cns Wednesday evening september II. Address
Eov u. A. lIOLBROOk. Pm. d.
FLUSHING INSTITUTE, Flushing, n. y
! i Boarding School for Boys. Opens sept H.
| Address f. \. FAIRCHILD.
| FREEHOLD INSTITUTE, Freehold, \. j
Fory-hrst year begins sept 9in Military drllITIe
uares business for Princeton Columbia, ale and La
'1'' Rev A. G. CHAMBERS Principal
! GRANVILLE MILITARY ACADEMY,
~ North Granville, y. y. 80 miles north OF saratoga
EMERSON G.. CLARK. A. NJ {. r.,
Principal.
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ENGLISH FRENCH AID GERMAN BOARDING AND
DAY SCHOOL
r voung ladies and children will open Woln sday, Oc-
otsr .aI Il East 57thst corner Of Parkaye, New
Sork Public school methods Circulars on application at
'' 200 WEST l2jIHSf, NFW.iORk.
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hnsins sept III Catalogues ~ post ChHs all'i Nep'
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