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The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1884-11-26
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G. I. NICHOLS AND J. w. NICHOLS.
From the Chancery Court of Lauderdale
County. S. Evans, Chancellor
Habeas corpus. Second lerit.

/ ~ L. 4NtC1OLD AM y. w NIIltOLEs
From the Chanccry Court of Lauderdal,
County. S. Evans, Chancellor.
Habeas corpus. Second Writ.
CHALMERS, J.
In 1872, the REALTORS, being in custod,
and under indictment for murder, sued
out writs of habeas corpus before Hon
Robt. Leachman, Judge, which were
decided against them, and they we're re-
committed to Jail. Subsequently. they
broke Jail and fed the country. During
the present year they were re-arrested
and they now bring this present writ.
notwithstanding the provision that a
decision in habeas corpus shall be final
and conclusive until appealed from and
reversed. They base their claim to be
heard upon the fact that since their
former trial the law of evidence has
been so amended as to make all parties
indicted competent witnesses for them
selves; and they assert that by their
own testimony they can show their in
nocence, which they were unable to do
in 1872, only because they were then in.
competent witnesses.
1t is proposed to exonerate the appel
lants, not by reason of any new fact oc-
curing since the former trial, but by in
Producing new testimony as to the old
facts. In effect, it is an attempt to OBJ
tain new hearing upon the ground of
newly-discovered evidence. It has twice
been announced distinctly in this court
that second writ of habeas corpus can
only be granted where some supervening
fact has taken place which alters the
aspect Of the case, and that
newly-discovered evidence is not sufIi-
cient, no matter whether it could or
could not have been discovered before
by the exercise of diligence.
E.r parte Patterson, Sc Miss, l61.
E.r pdrte Bride1selt, 81 Miss, III.
affirmed.
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SEND UP OUR THANKS TO GOD.

SEND UP OUR THANKS TO GOD.
Heap high the farmers wintry hoard |!
Heap high the golden corn!
No richer gift has Autumn poured
From out her lavish horn
Let other lands, exulting, CLEAN
The apple from the pine,
The orange from its glossy green,
The cluster from The vine.
But let the good old corn adorn
The hills our fathers trod,
Still let us, for his golden corn,
Send up our thanks TO God !
-JNo. G. WHITTIER.
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JOSH BILLINGS says: "There Is one
thing about a hen that looks like WIS,
dom. They don't cackle much nntl
after they have laid their egg. sum
pholks are alweE Dragging and kaek-
ling what they are going to ~ before
hand.
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II the existence 81 worms Ii the intes-
lines darkens the complexion i II not
rea e o suppose that their presence
win min hsallh Skinner Indian Yer.
nailnge vii destroy and expel them from
tie bodF
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BURNS THANKSGIVING.

Some haze meat that Gamma eat
And some would eat that want it
But we have meat, and we can eat,
Sac let the Lord be thankit.
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JOHN GRIssoAr /
V. }
The STATE. ]

4
From the Circuit Court of Lauderdale
County. S. II. Terral, Judge.
Homicide. Plea cfinsanity. Erroneou.
instructioas
CHALMERS, j.
Grissom, being indicted for the mur-
der Of Frank Waters, under circumstan.
ces of peculiar atrocity, was convicted
and sentenced to be hanged. ADMITTING
the facts, the defence was rested soIeIs
upon the ground of insanity Pyoo,f
was introduced in support Of this defence.
which required that the jury should
have considered it unembarrassed by
erroneous instructions. IL the instruc.
tons had been correct, we should not
feel inclined to reverse the verdict
whatever might have been our own
views as to the finding.
The killing was with deadly weanon
and by the second instruction for the
state the jury we're informed that from
this fact alone the law implied malice
and then, by the sixth instruction for
the State, the jury were told that aif
they believed from the evidence that
the accused killed the deceased Wits
malice, and not in necessary self-defenre
he Is guilty of murder, notwithstanding
they may believe he was, at the time 17 /
committing the deed, laboring under !
partial insanity, whether he was a. was
not, from such insanity, incapable ~
understanding the nature and conse-
quence Of his act, and Of knowing Il was
wrong, and that he would be p1nisbed
re I. n other words, the Jury are
arst tod that the Law implies malice
rom the use Of deadly weapon. which I.
Z Il admitted was used, and then in- (
IpEmed that 4 the act vas malicious. Il
va punishable IS such. though COM
aitted when TIE prisoner WAS incapable.
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JOSEPH BAUM & Co. J
v, ?
GEORGE S. COVERT. J

GEORGE =. COVERT.
From the Circuit Court of Lauderdale
County. 5. II. Terral, Judge
Building contract. Eltra lr7rt. Fir
flLrla
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to the manhood of the North. Even
those who are yindictiyely opposd to ne.
gro suffrage viii not deny that If Presi-
|dential electors are assigned to the
South by reason Of the negro population,
THAT population ought to be permitted
free suffrage in the election. To deny
THAT clear proposition is to affirm that q
southern white man IN the Gulf States
Il entitled to double the political power
of i white man in the Northern Lake
States It Is to affirm that Confeder-
ate soldier shall WELD twice the infln-
enee in this nation that Union soldier
ear. and that perpetual and constant
II increasing superiority shall be con-
eeded Is the Southern white man IN the
government Of the Union. If that bel
anietly conceded, this general c0nceit
viii harden into custom and the badge
81 fnfeEiority viii attach % the North
ern white man AZ odionsly rs ever Nor
man noble stamped Il upon Saxon churl.
This subject Is Of deep interest to the
|aborinR men 81 the North. With the
Southern Democracy triumphant ii
their States and III tie nation, tie negro
81 u IS compelled Is work for Just such
vases IS tho whites maY decree, wages
lIic 81 amoans IS did The
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fcsll Eo!lees.

NETWORK SUPREME COURT place OF
~ tris. the city and County of New.Nork-ssmmouss
William Sperb, plantif, against Flora sawyer sMsa
Jane CurI1er, John Bell Frank T.. smith, William n
Scm0hl Lewis Towne. John W Hunt Anthony >chxoefef
David burton George Watson John u Lyon, James Ionr
kins. Goddard A. Doanc, Frances T. Iod Peter NooneN
rzeEiel NJ Pritchard; Frederick A. Ghlings Ell,or y
Driggs, John Gies, The Metropolitan Telephone and e
graph Company george " Manchester Ferdinand T. Grave;
JOSIAH 4 Hyland, Henry McGuckin, Jennett Barchsly
John J. Iurche Charles II. Reed Albert Wagner James H.
Heioy. DavidJ Marrenner william ". Teroy The Murray
H.l Bank, william Back, Green Wright john II. BureS
Johu G. Constant. James q. Burns Thomas MCINTYRE b"
&c Lon shln and William " Phlbrick, defendants
10 the above named defendants: .,,.
summoned the complaint IN tny
and to copy of On the pain'ins
within days after the OF this SUI
service. aud in OF your s
appear answer ld will be taken against yvs
BY delant for the relief demanded in the complaint.
Dated New York June - l-si. - - -. 49,.
JACOB sTEINHARDr Plaintiffs Attorney
Post Office address and Office, -
No. l4O Nassau-st, Ncwl ork tny.
ToJAMES q. BURNS: The foregoing summons IL scryea
upon YOU by publication pursuant TO an order OF on W.
ard Bartlett Justice o the supreme Court OF the stsr
New.York dated the 7th day OF August 1884 and died WIN
complaint the Office OF the clerk OF the city and Copy
New.Yora the Court House In the city OF Newi"s
Dated August 7, lisa. - - . -. ...ox
JACOB sTEGNHARDr Plaintiffs Attorney
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COLUMBIA COLLEGE.
SCHOOL OF Arts

candidates for VIII begin Oh
TT ESDAN, sent. 50 al n.3OR ,---,x.
Candidates conditioned In unc last VIII present themselves
m time. <,o,.n,,.
"CandiIaes for admit ssion 90 the COLLEGIATE COURSE
ron WOMEN will pYcs,nt themselves at the college On
TUESDAY. sept. 80 at 10 III. Circulars OF Information
sent o application. 49,. - ...., >-r Ill, ,,.o
candidates for the GRADUATE DEPARTMENT viii PR
.ept Their diplomas President at the college. on FR
nay NOR NING Oct . Circulars containing We conrse oi
INST rrciio FOL coming may be had Oh appcio
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9ne,rneilon.
For 1,oys and Young Men--oity;
CLASSICAL & MATHEMATICAL Viooi
MrssRs. WnLs0N < KELLOOu.
NOS, hipatl fifrii AVENUE

Nun NIVNNF Nv " " ''T''''7
prspsfes fof ali colleges hceninc Hchoos nnd n,lnr.
rssrinu directed 90 psuir ihnanahnen hnh ta cultivate
quick o6serVant 'heuah,h,l hahl ~ MIA NNmn.'s 'n,
,lanspr rri snnal attention NJ piinp's w es'h
rupi f.cuoh, uerpan Elementary ,las, iinldna H. -
releni sanitary condition hqhl aud ,hcelf lcim fuo "
al5 Neopen sent "a can nliel hrIl l. 'ithAH Nv h
"- NltIfhtNttN, - . ..,
r. A. barnard, President COLUMBIA, 'oegei W, MMi"n
IIesldep hoslon University ,,c"rse mus, ni sc,o
oi ~ Thomas Church Herman knapp NJ u, teaiRe y
stevens. NJ, H., GEORGE Henry Mauen' islv ,hall's ~
kalhncisch Fsa John \. stewart Esd " a. l"Sl"h ''l
James Thomson ESQ, J, W. ooddaId fsl Mis SM'hn'
Il. White fsi, l. y Chambers lsq, ihos II, td'sl hsl
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AQUEDCCr COMMISSION,
ROOM ~ TRIBUNE BUILDING
AEWl DIRK, October 3, 1884.
ITO CONTRACTORS.

4 l.
BIDS OR Proposals for constructing Sections and
OF 20 WI De rScslSed al TINS Office until Wednesday
they will be publicly opened and read by the AqpsiqSt Com
said thereafter AZ practicable
nT s Pq % s N Ss G5 when o bids are hereby
SECTION A; Extending from a point near the itish
Ing three Sorking shafts
ward distance Of about feet and having working
Bidders can bid for either one or for both Of the above Sec
lions but each section must BE- bid for and VII be ed
eet an award for one section ony must 50 tate IN bis hi
Each ol must be nclosed IN scaled envelope Endorsed
the section which '''''''
the making the same ard the names OF all persons 1
Interested with him therein also Iat It IL made without
work. and is in all respects fair and without collision
tue Common counei no bead Of Department Chef Of
a or OF SS e ASacut
Conms.onels is ireeti Indirectly Interested in The bid
Zach bid must be verified 1 the oath o. the party making
must be by upon Vat ona or
G H. S 81 awn to ne
less than i've cent of the amount the security required
must inelosed bid PROPOSAL be de
vered 10 me Agneuct or 10 tneir
the successful bidder returned BY co@pirolsr
Contract IS awaRe The successful bidder shall
f' ha, been swSfde% him amount
& sas By aP sn 10 a% Ss
reisa prov OF section 20 of Chapter
1888 but II he shall the contract
within the aforesaid the amount OF his deposit will be
returned 10 him.
security required the contract for sectionA
hundred and twenty-five thousand doas, and for
section H. hundred and iriy five thousand dollars with
than satisfactory suIoes WAC must be house
resident free es the state OF Ncw-NoIk
THE AQUEDUCT COMMISSIONERS RES EkVE THE
RIGHT TO ECT ANY AND ALL IDS IF THEY
DEEM II FOR THE BISf INTEREST OF THE CITY
SO TO DO.
blank forms Of bid proposal and proper envelopes
their Enclosures forms OF the contract specifications and
Information
tho office OF the Aqueduct Comns soners Tribune
Building New-York
by order OF the AQueduct Commissioners,
JAMES ". MccULLOH,
Secretary
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Cam Schools.
COLUMBIA COLLEGE LAW SCHOOL.

EAST 49TH.sr. NEAR MADIsONAVE
The twenty annual term OF this institution viii
commence ON the FIRST MONDAY IN OCTOBER 1881 At
the Law School Building in East f9ts, between 4th IN
Madison aves side AMI will continue until June 1883
n. study embraces two and des ncd 10
give fun and accurate the principles and pr@c
lice OF the law.
for catalogues &c. address az above. -
THEODORE w. DWIGHT,
Warden, &C.
UNIVERSITY LAW SCHOOL.-The twenty
u sixth annual session OF the school begins October
next, and ends June l, 1859. ,...
of the school isrequed LOT ne uegee
An of not than one years. maue of equV%
lent studies elsewhere. ,~,,,rpcrr1,
The Lecture the main floor OF UNlVEIhuSll 4
BIIIDING. WASHINGTON SQUARE, End the Library
Hall on door have been thoroughly enltea ana
made 10 the collection OF reports
teItbooks For circulars address Professor r. Rus
SELL or Professor r. JAQUES secretary OF the Faculty
Mutual Life Building. 30 Nassau-st
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PROPOSALS FOR FURNISHING HEAD

Il
OFFICE OF NATIONAL CEMETERY,
WASHINGTON. u, G.. September ~, 1884
Sealed Proposals. IN rplicate with copy OF this avcr
sement taced EACH will be received at this Office
I'll II H.. Thursday November g. 1884 for furnishing 1909
HeasOnes less, of American White Marble for
grave Union soldiers under the Of the
Acts Congress OF March Is B. and February 3, 1879
Specifications for the work. blank forms Of proposals. and
all Information the subject III be furnished
applications Proposals rcquir to be sub.
mtIed the fo supplied Tor the purpoe The night Is
reserved all bids. Bid, should be iDdoT sed
Proposals Furnishing IcaGsones" addressed TO tho
undersigned. r. y. BATCH ELDER.
Deputy Cr Cenl, U. : ARMY
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NFw.YoRK, sept. 20. l5st.
OFFICE HARGRR WAREHousLS
Nh yoD WEST 3ilH-sr,

No. 800 " Isl J4IH.sT =
vJ,UE following named persons are hereby
l rotifed that unless the storage now due on goons
.tored in their names paid at this oce on or before o
is.a Se said goods will b. sold at public auction "
nav charges commencing OF mat date ana every My
th.ranitar nil All are sold A c. UAEOER Propnetot
ny - Gilbert James Kearney Julia Anderson, MAJ
w,ol Kate Mullen A. Simmons. e. IL Corteiyoa Soas
pbiiI'ns bora Day A. Il Carst, i. Francis GiDoonr
Eucene self Eliza A. Reavy, Jane McNaly Hattie Mooas
murphy Barton ISss l.; 1ona sS Ads sasas
murray Luis de Abisqrets Ms II stal George pTsr
NJ w Messm0re, Mrs. :. T.. Waters: Mrs Mu' ~ :.
Harris Josie white Viana Coryee Th0mas BuIhs IL 50
D,lnei Edward f. Ric. Rice -uiprise Parry 40 M,
broadway; + L. Knox, william Z, Iowper Lizzie "~'
takcr.
WILLIAM POE, of London. His s ,s.,tt
having returned from Australia AFTER s1z
years absence IL anxious Ia hear from him Ms an
HORN . Little Hort0n.st., Grove Road, Regents r"~ ~
don
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SCHOOL or MINES

Candidates admission TO any OF the six reTuar
courses viz Mining Engineering civil Eneineering Alyi-
tical and Applied Chemistry Geology Metailufgy lGi'
lecture will present themselves for examination on
Candidates conditioned in June last will be rcoIam cd at
Tie time.
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60 Wbom Ut Map Concern.

CHANGE OF NAME OF a VESSEL.
" CUSTOM HOUSE, NEwYoRH Oct Isl ~.
Under CHAPTER OF the Of 1850 and Attic isg
eral eg atoms OF 1884, and IN pursuance OF perm1..
giane ri by tbs COMMISSIONER OF Navigation on the Apple.
zion of Peter Bird ~ the schooner Joln N C<.
ton OF net, numt er 1885 Las IDceh cnahse"
Mary A Cird of which notice IL "a rely elytn
'"'' So > WILLIAM H. ROBERTSON, Cotector.
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paneius 1faSsmles.

A ADVERTISEMENTS FOR THE NEW
"a YORK THIhUNE WILL RE RECEIVED AZ THE
UPTOWN OFFICES No LIS Broadway. corner Thirty
Grstst. until D. H. and sos West Twenythri-st. corner
Eighth ave. No 1883 Fourthavc. corner Fourteenth
100 rhirdave corner Forty sevepthst Nos 1907 Third
ave. AGAR hiItethst and az The HARLEM OFFICE 230o
Thru ave- corner up 70
ep. ~. OF regular Office rates
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SCHOOL FOR POLITICAL SCIENCE.

The purpose Of This school is to complete general
view all subjects both of internal ana catfna pub
Jolty from the three fold standpoint OF history law anu
philosophy
candidates for maricuatiop will present their certificates
10 the President, at tie college on FRIDAY MORNING,
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FOR DREDGING.

l. UNITED STATES ENGINEER OFFICE /
ARMY BUILDING NEW.GO&K, sept, H. 1884.
Sealed proposals In tnpicate to he open NJ IL od0Jt
The l1h day OF October, 1884, invited for dred
isg savannah arbr and River Georgia, an for dredging
Ia EOnrrly Marsh e0r sa Ihe proposals Tor each WORK
he and the indoors the envelope must
the for which the proposal IL offered bidder
propose both Of the works, at his option
Specifications Instructions bid lcrs an blanc forms for
proposals be oDaine az this nce or fiJn captain
Thomas y. Bailey Corps Of Engineers harleston, : g.
O. A. GILMORE,
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miscellaneous

ADVERTISEMENTS FOR TIE NE %M1
n YORK TRIBUNE WILL BE kECEiV oays. p rsiV
arsst until D. H. and 30S West Twentyth ~ -
Eighth ave- No 1888 Fouthave, corner Fourts s gTSiri
$50 Thirfave corner Forty.seventh.sti Nos l@v 40
ave- sItieth-st, and At the HARLEM III ~ a.
Third We. corne. one hundred aDd-twenty nfths- ~
r. M. "A regular once rates -
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DrouoscI

IMPROVING HARBOR AT NORFOLK, VA
i Z. & ENGINEER OFFICE.
NORFOLK Va. Sept. ~, 1894
Sealed In tripcate VIII received this Office
unit 1881 opened Immediately there
after IN the presence OF bddeTs dredging In Norfolk
Haib0r Virginia The amount available for this work IL
$4,000.
instructions to bidders blanks for pro-
p0sal3 be mad Application 10 this Office;
f. A HINMAN,
(nr,fa 10 I,,nin : 4
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-10-06

The first session Of each OF te above schools will begin on
MONDAY, OCT. q. at $3.50 a. m.
"A. p. BARNARD IL D., President,
49th and jOth s Madison and 4th New.York CITY,
COLLEGE GRAMMAR SCHOOL.
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No. - EAST 40Tlf.ST.,
FRANK DRISLER. A. NJ, Principal.

Eeopcns WEDNESDAY. September "a. Refers to the Fac
ulUc of Columbia College and school OF Mines For circulars
containing list OF former patrons and fn information apply
a school, H.UENRN DKISIEk.
o ) l6th.st.
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SUPERIOR MILK DELIVERY
EVERY MORNING IN FULL QUART BOTTLES INV.
"SWEET CLOVER FARM"
BROADWAY, & 403 5TH AVENUE "a
Mix Cream and Lunch for LADIES and Children sR'>~
MIX for Babies. Inyalids n Ocean Trasciera
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prp @ocos.


I OST or STOLEN.-Dank book issas e. IS
tho ssamsn. nspa 70, saving. Nsy ans within ~
sE lhs Ss.s w 70 tie bank !sN PxIfn 'cSSa
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FOR MEDICAL AND HOS

OFFICE OF TIE CHIEF MEDICAL PrRyEYoR. L. :. ARMY.
MAsniNGION ID G., oct. o. 1Ss4.)
SEALED PROPOSALS IN duplicate for supplying tho
Medical Department Of the Army with Medical and Hospital
supplies viii be received nj the T. = Army Medical Purvey
ing Depot No. 1875 WOOsterst. Ncw.YOTk, y. y. 10
II O'clock noon on the 10Th dag October 1884 they
will be publicly nat Of the supplies required and
specifications to quality packing and delivery be
the Depot nam ii.
United States the right TO reject any all
proposals..
rho sealed proposals. should be addressed 10 Lieutenant
Colonel y. 4 McParn, Me ical PurvcyOI, T. ~
Army 80 120 Ncw.l orE, ~ y. ami should be
In an sealed envelope" indoTned Proposals
supplying Medical AMI Hospital supplies
j. H. BANTER, Chief Med. iul 3cYOr L. =. Army
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A Lien DODWORTH e. son.
FRANK DoDwoRTIP5
CLASSES FOR DANCING,
NO. 0sl 9TH AVENUE NETWORK,
COMMENCE OCT IL.
DRoOKLYN-NO l0S WAsHINGToN.sT,
COMMENCE OCT. 7.
FoR PARTICULARS SEND FOR CIRCULAR
4 Lex MACGREGOR'S
IA SCHOOL FOR DANCING, ll2 5th.avc,
Rcopons SATU oct lS
For private and Glass instruction see olroulsr
CARL MARWlG'S
~ SCHOOL FOR DANCING.
Commence OcfObrr 7. ut Gal 54tst
Circulars on Application.
HARTIEHS. ii WEST 1fTH-ST
~ Lessons all hours waltz taught rapidly Classes form.
Ing.
EERNAND0S DANCING ACADEMY. 162
j East 55th.st Bank Duidn4. Ilas- now tnrmn. Rs.
opening reception TUESDAY. oe. H. scn Tor circular
MR.. TRENORS ACADEMY OF DANCING.
WI broadway amt 9sd.sL
B5 YEAH NOW OPEN, BEND for Circular.
- HARVARD RElLLY'S school for dancing
HoteD fcopens THURSDAY 6cf ., Head for orSuAr
~ GEORGE DODWQRTHS SCHOOL. for
j DANQINd and POLITE TRAINING, IL West ath
slA.sistra g NJ A|!s 9elwss. hs Pa! ysAss ssnr
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ynelrnttioM.
For Young Ladiss-UIsv.

MISS MARY MARRIOTT NORRIS. .,
h AZ ieas, hAh A. pprns lie achoal Tor YOU'VE nr, nv
MsarH under Ton years ~ ace oct ,lasal ini nln'
AeJRnuaya Thorough preparation ui r".sr" ,sinHi"n,
Advanced clssscnlu ,isnlt n AZ Li',s'va nrn, a''
,u,eeoninoir hy Miss Norris Al ,ommr,ni thssi an
Mahemaiosooileee graduates hns,n ah,an,aisa'W ""'
EN- and Music, honidnH pnllH ''i'Hl u" ~
MISS q. H. klEliSTEDS
INuiI,u, FRENCH AND GERMAN BOARDING. AND
DAY NtuOuL
for Young ndes aud children will Wednesday, DC
l. a. East iltl-st, corner 81 farkhNf, new
NoTt pubc school methods Circular, application at
aDJ WEST l25fH-hf, NETWORK.
MISS CIIISIIOLM'S Boarding aud Day School
wi for Gifls 10 East G5tlsL, York; VIII reopen
MONDAY sept GOTH Boys class separate circulars on ap
phCation
MISS WARREN, II West 17th-st.-YOung
wi lgdles md clidren-FTcnch German. spanish eocn:
ton calisthcncs. extras Boys department. Harvard
masters.
DUTGERS FEMALE COLLEGE reOpens
IL september ~. - West 5jthst. Efficient corps OF
teachers Tor all departments boarding provided
=. u. BCRCliARD d. L. President
- II and - w 32dst.
October J, 1884 -
MRS THEODORE IRVING MISS L. J. HOWE.
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PROPOSALS FOR HEMP.

NAV UFEICF.
- MILK sTREFT. 100 TON. oct. 3, 1884. :
Proposals In duplicate endorsed Proposals for Hemp"
Will be received at this office unil october 49, 1-St
II O'c ock TO be open immediately thereafter In
presence OF bidders urnishn at the Navy ard 30
subject there TO the usual inspection and Government
test
20 tons Russia Hemp 2,2io pounds per ton
Each item to be awarded separately
To be delivered at the Navy Yard Boston before the
2jh day OF October "a and the price bid 10 include
delivery All Hemp rel ctcd must be removed at risk
and expense OF the owner AMI Will be at his risk until
removed
satisfactory aurees must the bid guara
tceinl lathiul execution of the offer. accepted.
The right reserved reject al all bids
silcrtd adv the Government BLANK forms
bids furnished at this Office. &. W. ABBOT,
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DROpOSALS FOR DREDGING.

UNITED STATES ENGiSEEWs OFFICE.
ROOM 81, ARMY BUILDING, IIot sfON AND GRE.N SIS,
NEwIORg, sept. -. 1884,
SEALED PROPOSALS, in tripcate wa he received at
this Oicc until II O'Clock OCTOBER 10, 1884, for
drclgng GOwaHuS Bay. .. ew-lOrk
For forms OF bids aud other Information apply at this
Office JANIS MEHCuR,
OF NJ
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MRS. L. j. BOWEN will resume Oct. 1. 1884.
her IN Music and Languages For further par.
culars pleasc apply al ,o,
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FOR OF EENsTowN AND LIVERPOOL.
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REPI BIC Capt ryLg ........ fhur'day. oct l1Jp N.
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FROM THE WHITE STAR DOCK, FOOT OF WEST
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RArES.-saloon, $50 $40 and 800. Return tickets "a
favorable terms Storage at low rates. Intermediate
(Adiiatic only. Gao. -.
For pccton plans and other information apply tho
f' II. j. CORTls Agent
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For Both Sexes-Couutcy

- BRIDGETON, NevJersev
Both Full corps OF teachers, Instruction thorough
Music, painting. drawing Climate mild very healthy Be
gins September TO- Address III. X. TRASH Principal.