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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-02-16
MEDICAL
MEDICAL
Smiths Distract d May Elp#'',
audUulycrally Remedy
iorall Diseases of the Hluddcrand kidncy''
n. por'-:.,. .rrgs. x acre MI
9th .acdics tu,F Fab
cd To- Produce RS. 4.

"nflehrs Disease o., the Gidf,. b." fearful
geourfe. which spares neither Hgt AZ norcondi'
ton. becomes an iucumhlc disease only for tho
want Of umsiy attention. Itallowcd 20 work Us
rayagos unchecked until ithas fastened upon Tho
yltal. ofit, victim. numcira skin can release its
hold. &c cnlmsib prey and annually numheTsiA
victim. hy the thousand. A timely use OF
Smiths Extract OF May Flower
win positively prevent such results In proof OF
th, assertion. we clto you 10 the numbcrlc" tcsu'
nonl.l, IN our possession. and quote such cml'
ncut authorities 10 Or. III Ives. OF New Haven.
Conn, and Dr. King Compiler OF Kings DIS
pensAtory) Afk your own physician II ine'e
names are authorities, and decide for yourself
wirther YOU viii iAor.hco your life rather than
surrender your prejudice to an advertised mcdi'
cine. Decide now. Il may not be too late.
Smiths Extract OF May Flower
is mattress own remedy. II ls no vile dccociion
sfnauscous drugs and dangerous chemicals May
Flower Is modest little plant which grows IN
New Foundl.nd, IN Pennsylvania and Kentucky.
It's dlurctic and gslringcnt IN iw properties, and
has frequently bcep used to great advantage in
Dlarrhaa and Bowcl Complaints 81 children. lIS
great merit, however, (, In IT, gentle and efficient
action on the Kilucys. II removes all impurities
through natural channcls,Hul restores thcsysicm
to ahealthy condition. ltprompty relieves pains
I'm the bacl. and loins. In cases ofwcak and deli
cate females IT, value IS beyond computation
But for the natural modcsty of woman which
causes her 10 shrink from newspaper publicity,
we might publish hundreds Of testimonials oil
incstlmablo benefits derived from It's use
Ask your druggist FOR smiths Extract OF May
Flower. Read carefully the circular around ho
bottle. u is yours to choose between
Health. Happiness and Liia.
Disease, Misery ana DEAN
propared only by g. y. smith & Bro, Coyinelon,
Kv Fnr snle " a. drnrgL-'l.
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Tho product OF South Carolina cotton mills,
valued In gold, was, In 1869, s7l30 59 In 1870 w.
26lyfi; In $780, 81 sos 700; In 1881. sO63, 1913.
The perc sntage of increase was rs per cent for
1S6O70 127 per cent for 1s'o-S0, us per cent for
lS80.Sf.
and thi teen mills shut down. OF which ive
were closed by the weavers' strike. About
1000 operatives are idle, and the loss OF wages
Is over 20 600. Thu stock on hand is l55 900
pieces, and the produ~ ton this week is 1901 900
pieces against 100000 usually.
Among the new applications OF cotton is Its
use, in part, in the construction OF houses, the
material employed or this purpose being the
refnse, which when ground up with an equal
amount OF straw and asbestos, is converted into
q PASTE and this formed large slabs or bricks,
which acquire, II is said. tho hardness of stone,
and furnish really valuable building stock.
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FUTURES.

Corron.--New York rules from quiet to dull
and sales of one.hslf Prices are of 2 and
3 points on ell months except September and
ssys ppses Is ruling
TO arm at similar prices, on all months. to yes
ferday's New Orleans rules quiet to steady
and IS and 3 points on on all months with
in cotton futures. have formed
the "Liverpool Settlement Associa-
ton" The first article OF tho association d.
the face of contract be deemed the sole prn-
cipals, and others will be held liable" The
second, that all transactions In cotton pur-
" Tor each month, as in the New York marsei;
that daily returns be madeo all such ransnc.
lions, and that the respective portions taken by
the trade for speculation be separately specimen
The third article directs that each party con-
tracing shall be at liberty TO call for the pay
meuts Of margins once week.
ce-Chicag,-wheat is OH IL cent on
current month and Id advanced on May. hav,
u OF Is. Corn for rcbruary had 81 s-s bid and
was offered at 81 as or is over last call yester.
day. Corn for May went up cent and closed
a. secaps OF grain GdsS aas are
Wheat 10. 1877; corn, IS ei9, oass, a. 500.
St Louis-wheat Is nominally SIS higher for
the spot month and sold I cent higher for de-
hsd SIC. o. IS bid and May broush. tiiii,i
Cor n IL nominally SO higher for febr1ary.t
Nay corn sold 3-s up. February corn closed
so Ia bid. and May corn brought g Is os. ,s
sold a. 30 is which Is Ia cent higher than yes
terday.
up and dol. M ssss sas9
last call, are sls 80 per barrel nominal Tor Feb
rusry and 1851 for NAV. Lard Is higher than
yesterday. The advance IL cents on casn stun
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IN the Head the vital nud passing unobserbed
In the urine. grd many other diseases that lead
TO insanity and death.
TBE EnGLI,H MEDICAL INSTITUTE
will agree pn forfeit FIVE Hundred Dollars
for n case Of this kind the VITAL HEsrOBA-
TIVE under their special advice aud treat
menO will not cure, or for ANYTHING impure or
inluriug found IN n. THE ENGLI-h MEDI-
GAL INSTITUTE treats all Private Diseases
successfully without mercury. ConSultstion
Free. Thorough examination aud advice In.
Guiding analysis % urine, - 50. Price OF Vital
Restorative, sl.5a n bottle or four times tho
quantity. 70 co. sent % any address on receipt Of
rice, or G. o u INC d. seat without II
as n GUARANTEED, secure from Observation, and
In private anne II desired, by ENGLISn
nEDtChL INSTITUTE, us olive street. 81
louis, Missouri.
Wholesale Agents. i. J. SCOTT & CO.. Gal.
..-L-LI. I.Nna-
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p. w. Goebel, druggist, of Loulsburg,
Kansas, says: III have sold 'Prickly Ash
Bitters' for five years, and | have never
handled medicine which gave more uni
versai satisfaction. lie Is fast becoming tho
family medicine Of this section. bevo
warranted dozens OF bottles and never bad
one returned"
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THAT THE MEDlCAL pR0FESSION

and lnynllds generally may properly
undcrsinnd tho morirA ~ "L0dc1H
Iipiid Iiecf Tonic" M analysis bY
tho cminour chemist ANtHUE III
tAssNIL. ND, FRS, of london,
Trrnud; and alsoHn cudurscmen- by
mo celebrated physician, Professor
SlRE ERASMUS WILSON, FRS. LID"
OF London, arc labeled On each bottle.
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TRg GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY

Is a neVer.feiling toniJ
for Nervous debility,
exhaust d vitality, Gems
iral Weakness, Sper
matofrhwa, l. o 3 T
MANHOOD, impoten-
cy, Para ysis, anu all the
terrible effects Of Self.
Ahusr, youthful follies,
and'XC, sses In riature4
yesrs-such as Loss Of
Ne mory, Lnssitude. Moo.
iurual Emissions. Aver
zion a. Society, Dim
~ Hs.. nl
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COTTON.

sror cotton Is mp lilo nj New orleans, with n
steady m srket aud sales larger than for many
days, being 1900 bales to-day. Galveston u
steady at former prices and sales reduced 10 "a
bales. Receipts at Galvesio ara 1903 bales IT,
day. Liverpool r, covered the lilo los Yesterday
and clo,ed Mt Wednesdays prices Sales az
receipts 500 greater; the ruling is steady
New YORK sold $50 bales on mar
let steady TO quiet Mt previous prices.
Consolidated receipts are - O7S bales under this
day one year ago At Manchester, yarns and
fabrics rule firm to-day. Dallas spo, cotton
became steadier to day and receipts may be sail
20 have resumed Compress got bales by rail
TO account OF Waid Hill and II bales by wagon,
giving total receipts at Dallas o-day 20 buics;
shipmens arc 100 bales COMPRESSED
cotton over Texas Il Pacific. and
57 bales sent fat over the Hous on & Texas
Central AL by I. Is. Mitchell, making total
shipments from Dallas to-day i57 bales
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>s>8>@aS
l.'i;Sls,,,,,-Ss Sss.s..aas, .lssrp-,-zia S 7,
CAUTION.

Swift s2echo is entirely a vegetable prepare
ston, and should not be conlouudcd with the
yahlu. substitutes, limitations, non. secret hum
bugs, "5urcc,s Nterlns, etc etc, which are
now being mlruariur,1 by various uersons.
Spuo cftue contain u sing article which en-
iE iHfp Che geo pp0siiol OFFS. =. s. There Ia
only ono -sits specific and there is nothing
ia the world liG8 It. To proven disaster and
disappointment, be sure TO Est the genuine.
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Horsford,s Acid Phosphate,

NO PHYSICIAN NEED HESITATE.
DIR. s. V. Clevenger, Chicago, Ill, Gays:
"Horsford's Acid Phosphate should be
made officinal 1t Is the most eligible form
for the administration Of phosphorus, and
no physician need hesitate to order 1t on
his prescription blanks"
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n INpROYFs ~ QUALIFY OF

tho HlO0dnr siiT''rtsstt. and 81 thoro-
fora n fiuo l,tgiJordHt aud cOrTocfiro
incn4ca ola chrOii L. Uinidd.cs which
Ura associated with an iMpoyEnislhD
STATE OF THE BLOOD. These all yioli
tothorogulGting And nouriahing prop
critics Of lts great food tonic oloments-
Itcompenkaios for tho loss II citdliiv-
induced by Coiisun ption, Sdfdrrh &C
bronchial and Ihrodt o1ectioHs. &c
sriH remedy Feminine Ilebittfy and
reimburse Tho Female physique for
those iOsses Of ritdiitv accompany
ing complaints peculiar 20 the SER
Mothers nursing their own chNdrc'p
md delicate trOmcn who sxpoct 10
be0oms mothors ami bring up riDor-
Gus children should by all IN cans wo
IL, ~ ,piU restore sufferers IropA
Mental or NoTTo ns Preservation hriB-
Ing from Orer-rork, Erccs.as or
gjr0tracfcd Diseasc. ~ UHt rur1
Drunkenness and tho Opium Hdbte
for az the appetite grows hohlthicr
md digestion moro vigorous through
tho uso OF this Tonic. tho unnhturaA
craying dies AWAY until totally OK
tinct. nj shigiiy6rnJiciaf !i L.rcr
(ontptdiiits, NtidriGt Frrcr, ana
ALL Mdldridi Dhcdsi ana Tor tho
debilltntlng effects Of Icrcr of anu
kind IL has no cYudi. h repairs
,rnsfc, iniprorcg digestion and ap-
,,ctifr, aud nlforis tho DyspepuS NJ
tdIid an easily G.ssifnildbto driirtb
Of food; and g. 10 plensnut to tho thsto
that tho most sclHi,iNc !tlaio VIII no.
refect IL.
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IBID. tAsked. ~
Toga-0pened: New York, quiet New VI
ionns. quiet: Liverpool. steady Closed: New
York, dull: New Orleans, steady Liverpool.
firm.
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Swifts specific a compile artiiote to Blood
Tliut, Blood p0iIu Nalffll Poison aud Skin
Hunor. j. DI Ks0S SMITH, MD, Atlanta Ga.
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In 1850 came from the north 10 take charge OF
the gas works In Rome. as superintendent and
after the overflow which occurred In the spring
following, was very much exposed 10 malsrial
poison aud in 1881 found my blood so contami.
nlted with the poison that was forced 10 give
up business. was treated by the physicians
without relief. My trouble finally determined
In an abscess OF the liver. and nearly every one
within u few days. In this condition was nd.
vised by II friend 20 take swiffs Specific and I
took II lust as Il drowning man would catch at
straw, but rs soon as my system got under tho
influence OF tho remedy the abscess came TO
point and burst passing oil without pain. In
fifteen days after this was M at my work, and
have since enjoyed excellent health
Every sufferer from ma,arial poison should
take Swlfis Specific. g. q SeEScER
Srpt. Rome Gas Light Company.
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I have had remarkable success with Swifts
SpeCil' iu the treatment Of Blood and Skin dis
easel, aud re female diseases. TOOK II myself
for CaIbunClrs with hpppy ct
DO. @. llaEhY, II. ID Atlauta, Ga.
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| fused Swifrs Specific on my little daughter,
who was afflicted with coiu1 Blood Poison which
had resisted all sorts OF treatment, The Specific
relieved her permanently, and shall use |. In
my practice,
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
the UNIVERSITY or The SOUTH

Is located at Sewanee, Tenn, upon the Cumber-
lar Plateau, 1000 feet above tho sea level.
This School, under tho special patronage OF
the Bishops of the Protestant Episcopal Church
In the South and Southwest, offers the heslthiest
residence and the best advantages. both moral
and educational in It's Grammar School and Col
legiate and Theological Departments. For the
special claims of this University for patronage,
apply for documents to the Rev. Ielfiir modg-
son. u. D. Vice Oh ancellor Sewanee, Tenn
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aud IL on lard to be- delivered In May. Tho
closing quotations are % ~ for February and
i0l 10 Tor May -
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nlu ,traled Marriage Guide, 200 pages. cloth
and gilt binding. so cents; same in paper ooyer.
% cents. Manhood. 10 cents; Womanhood, l.
centG pamphlet cents, securely scaled. By
mail Send money or postage stamps. DIR.
WHITTIER tho Great Specialist on 80.
Chn.ios stvnat ~ Louis, No.
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Our treatise on Flood and SKIN Diseases
mailed free TO applicants.
gWTp' SPECIFIC 20 Drawer 3. Atlanta, 4a
New York Office $50 We. I'D street
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1884-08-07
Dr. FrazIcr's Root Bitters,

Frazisr's Root Bitters are not dram
shop beverage, but are strictly medicinal
in every sense. They act strongly upon
the Liver and Kidneys keep the bowels
open and regular, make the weak strong,
heal the lungs, build up the nerves, and
cleanse the blood and system of every
impurity. Sold by l. 8. Cooper. $1.0O.
New-York tribune., 1884-01-13
N4TH4NIEL H4HTHORNE'S PORTRAIT.

TO the Edit0r Of The Tribune.
SIR: find in THE TRIBUNE of this date
repetition quoted from Boston paper Of silly fable
regarding the manner In which Nathaniel Hawthorne
was entrapped by Mr. Motley into having his photograph
taken without being Of IT, The fable Is made absO
utcy out Of whole cloth; there not nbre OF truth
in n; but II matches well enough with the very mslead
ing portrait of Hawthorne in connection with which II
appears Mr. Henry A. Brght-IIawthornes most nti-
mate English f1end-wTtes TO follows under date
OF November 2, 1883:
The account of the photograph being taken for Mr.
Motley Is quite wrong. went with him TO a phOtog
rapher nlPyaD as he had promised me photograph OF
himself Ia gave his and Mayal came up IN great
state OF excitement. Hawthorne got very shy, and
orasped his umbrella the last friend left him.
This of course taken away from him by the photog
rapher and a table with a book on IL was put in its
place Now, sir, please to look intease he was after
ward told TO look smiling (at the portrait OF ladyD
| chose the "intense" one, and aterwaTd had copy
amused 10 Hndan the current gaecdote that Mr. Motley
attracted his friends attention at the critical moment"
This Is quite imaginative, for Maya insisted on my going
behind screen, where your father could not see me-
After your fathers death Mr. Fields asked me for
COPY OF the photograph Il fancy TO engraved and sent
other comics 10 your mother, Mr.. LOngfeOw, and one
or two more The original there was only one taken
OF il at the time) hangs IN my own room.
But this Is only another instance Of tho way history is
written / am, sir, yours, etc,
JULIAN HAWTHORNE.
SAG Harbor " T., Jan. 10, 1881.
New-York tribune., 1884-01-13

before Homer sang, and had been mighty for good
end evil among men ages before any "reeA 0u'
stone or moulded clay. Out OF Asia the streams u
beneiicence flowed westward, uniting Win 'nooo
which came from Egypt. The Phenicians "eio .no
art dealers of the old times. They carrieo =, nsi"'
art to Egypt and Egyptian art to ASIA ihiS "o
snsncct from the fact that we find evidences OF tne
co,n,nerce I'm the respecive arts of the TWO couh-
tries Tn each country was then brilliant clNHIh"
tion. while Europe was practically barorian' Du'
the Cyprus explorations have revealed ,ho pio-
cressiye influence of Assyrian and Egyp'ian az
They found footing on the islands. Inc "oh'oiiui
Greek intellect came i'll contact WIN thsiii "u 80
set on fire. Old eonventionalisms, touched oy the
o;col hand of even the archaic Greek, were trans
formed into beautiful conceptions; old symDoIsus
bacame exouise realizatOns delights of the eye lor
all the later ages There is nowhere else In history
an example Of such sudden growth to maturity anu
ncrfection rs the growth of that which we can
Greek art Bnt it grew thus because IL was the
child of old and noble arts, from whom IL uerNeu
the healthy vgor the original strength oi its con-
sttution. II is no longer possible f0I an htescn'
student of agt history to regard Greek art as III any
sense of original Greek birth. In tracing our own
arts to or toward their origins we go in some cases
TO- but always through or beyond, Attica Deyohd
the HOLY Sea- to the cradle OF human civllRatioh'
Ii may be difficult to see the relationship between
our surroundings of beauty and those when de-
lighted the hearts and eyes of Sennacherlo, OF OIL
Thothmes But the relationship is absolute ana
modern exploration has enabled us in many cases 10
follow the lines.
We have bnt introduced the reader to the TIRES
hold of a gallery of art and history i'll when the
volumes of Professor PerrOt are 10 be his cnlde'
The Chaldean of four thousand years ago began 10
form this gallery His descendants or pupils onllt'
on the banks OF the rivers of Asia, CIVILIZATION
which has never been surpassed, power equai 10
any in human history. 1t vanished suddenly en-
tirely. 1t left no evidence of its existence. Two
centuries after Nneyeh fell the Greek armies passed
over its site without dreaming of It's existence
That which was the glory Of Nnevch, her art after
sumbcring through many centuries, rises now
from the grave not ghOst-lke but in original form
and material. Such works as these Volumes the
conscientious labor of profound scholar OF modern
times, will give that life to the revived art when
will make il power to teach to these late peoples
perhaps more than it taught in Babylon and Nine
veh For art has this characteristic, that 1t speaks
in language ineligible to men OF all ages and
countries and its utterance fer good or evil is IN
tellielble and influential wherever men inherit the
blessings of civilization.
New-York tribune., 1884-01-13
I IMMENSE SALE

IMMENSE SALE -
Il OF MORE THAN $4,000 BOOKS
from the and NewYOTk trade saes the choicest
literature tremendous bargains The chance ever
offered cheaper than VIII De ever named
again Single every descI pion sets OF all the pop
Mar novels encyclopedias holiday books juvenile books
bibles albums prayer books toy books WILL DC sod a. prices
that VIII book buyers Books bought sold and eI'
f0yERINO,s NEW.YoRR BOOK EXCHANGE
7sl Broadway, opposite stewarts send foT Catalogue
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Uiip Real estate for Sale

TOR SALE.--5th-Ave. Corner and Broadway
Lots WIN exchange improved property. PAUL TODD,
l46 Broadway.
DOR SALE.-DOwn-tOwn Business Property
and Apartment Houses paying large income. PAUL r.
TODD, t46 Broadway.
EOR SALE OR EXCHANGE.-First-c class,
full width private house south Of Central Park. o.
H0YT SON, No 26 NassAu-st
EOR SALE.-A first class full size house on
II Lenox Hill, near 5thave Bargain. Apply TO ISAAC
HOMO III Broadway, Rooms and H. basement
I EXINGTON-AVE., near 34TH-ST.-Four
IL story stone front; price reasonable rutland a.
WHITING, Beekman.st
STH-AVE., NEAR 57TH-S -ST.-Superb 4-story,
hgh.oop, brownsrone residence 25ItO with elegant
buffers pantry extension for sale reasonably
being bandsOmest blocks 5tavei possession
mediate; TO suit. V. K STEVENSON, Jr, No 81
Cedar.st and G6l 5thave
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BROOKLYN propertp for Sale ano 90 Get

FURNISHED HOUSE TO RENT in Nine
teenth Ward Brooklyn; the fountain; frstclass
threesory house well furnished In every respect Rent low
good tenant Possession immediately Apply 20 A.
LAGHER 81 4th.st., Brooklyn, ~ y Telephone No. 484.
IDIOTS OF LOW-PRICED LOTS in Brooklyn
Il for investment. rutland & WHIrING,6 Beekmanst
New-York tribune., 1884-01-13

ST. LOUIS AND SAN FRANCISCO RAILWAY CoNPANf,(
New York, Jan. 5. lest
A SEMI-ANNUAL DIVIDEND OF THREE
~ and unehalf "a per the frat preferred stock OF
this cbmI this day been declared payable on ana ae
February 1884, at this Ojce 10 stockholders 0f recoIu
upon closing OF the books stated below The
m the preferred will be closed on Wednesday, Jan
nary 49, 1884 m and reopened on the morning OF req
Tnayyv 4 1884 L. W. LILLE, Treasurer
CENTRAL IOWA RAILWAY COMPANY
~ The interest courons falling due the 10Th on the hrs
Of this company viii be paid by the ercah
tile Trust Company, and after said date 80, ,.,,.
RUSSELL SAGE, Vice President
New-York tribune., 1884-01-13
i1rotesslonql.
Removals
Diuibero N,!lceI.

OFFICE
THE UNITED STATES ELRCTIC LIGHTING CoMPANY,(
81 AND 81 LIBERTYsT.. NEw.IoRK
4 DIVIDEND OF FIVE PER CEAIUM upon
~ capital stock OF this Con pany has been declared Oy
the Board Of Trustees payable TO stockholders oi reeou Oh
the 6Tst day Of February, lSSS. . - ~, a.. ~,
January and reopened The second day OF February 5
LEONARD l.. CURTIS, Secretary.
New-York tribune., 1884-01-13
q i'm IDroNertp Wanteo.

( OFFS WANTED TO LEASE.-Must con-
~ tain about 20O0 square feet and he located below Canal
Al. between Elst and West Broadway. Address LOFTS
Box 2S2i, New. York,
WANTED HOUSES and FLATS furnished
w and nnfurnshed, for responsible tenants Country
property let and FOR sale send description A. DALEY
Everett Directory, ~ W. 3jth.st
WANTED. On long lease, by an old-estab-
lshed and perfectly responsible hTm, 81 ORE sltu
Rted east OF BiOIdWay west OF Mam.st between Fulton
and LDcrtysa store TO be- about 20 feet 'front.' deep
and stories Apply TO p. o. Box l,2Oi, NewYOrk Cly.
WANTED-and will pay immediate cash for
w eoodproperty, II cheap. PAUL p. TODD lao Broad
way.
New-York tribune., 1884-01-13
Musical.

An ORGANIST of reputation would like, to
"a sceue an engagement to pay I'm church New. 0Tk
I.rooLlyn AudIcss OHGANlS.. I2O B.OIdway, Box SO.
| AIDES CLASSES IN VOICE CULTURE
l. and Reading az sight WALrER DAMRooCH, M1al,
MELNESDAY JANUARY 23, at trinity chapel -Oth-sti
Broadway, at D. m Applicants must send name ana
address r. l. AOtNt, >eGGIttuty, ..
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For Y oung Ladies-City.

" poardnp and Day school Young Ladies, 400 Mall
soneve cor j,tlt All branches College preparation
nsa attention intermediate and Primary classes III Oolh
lnsllsh ana French Separate class tor little boys
HsFSDFNOISFIIES CHARBONNIERS
WI French Protestant Boarding and Day school ior fouhH
adies 3,, Eas {5th.st NeWNOrk OTmerly III Pnrsh VII
reopen Monday october l. Thorough course IN all Ens9n
New-York tribune., 1884-01-13
For Bows and Young Men Country.

TOT DUY5 HIIu IVIu1 1HOII SV''II'I y
A HOME-LIKE BOARDlNG SCHOOL for
N Young iioys. E HGNDS, A NJ. Hampstead. 4. l.
ALEXANDERINSTITU Military Board
~ lug school White Plains y. Y. Principal It. WILLIS,
PHI
DOYS and YOUNG MEN privately fitted for
ID college. Conditioned rejected candidates coached,
summer o winter. stOckbridge, Mass. r. HOFFMANN
DORDENTOWN, \. J.-Military Institute.
- prcDares College Business Finely located health
IN and thorough. For circulars &c, address
Rev. MM. &. BOW IN. a. NJ. Principal.
COTTAGE HILL SCHOOL, POUGHKEEP-
~ SIZE n Y. prepares Boys for College, Scientific and
Government School ard for business JOHN MILEY,
New-York tribune., 1884-01-13
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