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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1884-12-23

Et:~ A called meeting of Qsceola Tribe No l..
improved Order of Red Men will be held in their
Wirwarm this (Tucsday) evening. ut $50 % clock,
TO make arrangements to attend the funeral al
orr dereasei Brother, VIM Clapdurr. December
% at u. H. CuAS f. EVANS. S%chem.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1884-12-23

Duncan and wife, plaintiffs,
against In chancery.
Haag and others, defendants.
In tho Circuit Court of the county of Alexandria,
Virginia.
l, Benjamin Austin, Clerk of said Court, certify
that the bond required by the special commisso on
or by the decree in said cause of May 3lst, 1854,
has been duly executed.
Given under my hand this 10Th day of June,
1884
dec16-w4w BENZ. AUSTIN, Clerk
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1884-12-23

FINEST NATL BANK OF ALEXA., VA.
4 Alexandria, December 16, 1854.
The ANNUAL ELECTION FOR DIRECTORS
Of this Bank will be held at the Banking House
on TUESDAY, January 18th, 1885, between the
hours of IL aud l O'Clock.
dcc1G-w4t CHAS. R. HOOFF Cashier.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1884-12-23
TO STOCKHOLDERS.

NARyEN WHEELS, AT VERY REDUCED
- nrices at IS King, corner of Royal streets.
Inst received sample lot of sarven Wheels of
Eastern manufacture, at much less prices than
ever before offered in this city. Also WOODBURY.
\ Lancaster Sarven Wheels at low prices We
''' nct1O IT. CREIGHTON & sos.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1884-12-23

THE WEATHER AND THE RIvER.-The
warmer temperature of yesterday was fol-
lowed last night by strong northwest
wind, which "blew great guns" for some
time and caused the mercury to drop several
degrees. The sidewalks and streets which
had been in sloppy condition all day soon
became hard and this morning walking was
rendered extremely ditlicult on account OF
the slippery pavements. The ice In the
river whieh was floating about with the lide
became CONCEALED and interiered consider
ably with navigation. The steamers made
their regular trips, but sailing vessels cou!d
only move about by the assistance OF tugs.
An ice gorge is reported between Forts
Foote and Washington aud some difficulty
is experienced by steamers in getting
through. The few schooners which bad
been caught here 10y the freez4 are making
preparations to get away in anticipation oi
a blockade. The tug Mary Lewis this morn
ing had her "plow" fitted on and will keep
navigation in the harbor open as long "a
possible. The oyster vessels which arrived
here OH Sunday night have nearly disposed
of their cargoes and the owners OF Others
are expecting their vessels before Christmas
1t is said the oystermen have had a severe
time for the past day or two, the river be-
Ing covered with thin ice, except in the
Virginia channel. The schooner Mary "
Graham had her bow stove in yesterday,
lust abreast of the arsenal wharf, and was
toward ashore by the tug Pearson, but not
before she had lost most of her cargo of
oysters. The New York steamer John Glib
son, due here yesterday, arrived about
three o'clock this evening. The in
clemency of the weather for the past few
days has considerably interfered with the
holiday trade, but to-day the stores were
pretty we'll crowded, and many of the mer-
chants did good business. The signal bull
letins are to the effect that the temperatur e
will probably fall 1O0 to 30o in the next for
ty-eight hours.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1884-12-23

THE & o. CANAL.-Colonel Baughman,
President of the c. & o. Canal, who was in
mberland yesterday paying OIL the en-
ployees of the canal, in an interview with
News reporter said he had not been able to
make any inspection during his brief stay,
but as soon as the water is drawn OIL be
proposes to go from Cumberland to George
town on horse. back or in q buggy and make
a thorough inspection of the work, to ascer-
tain just what repairs are needed. Only
such repairs as are absolutely needed will
be made and every cent available will be
used for paying the employees. 1t is un-
derstood that Mr.. Baughman Will go 10
New York shortly, AID there meet the rep
resentatives of the leading coal companies
and some of the coal shippers, in order to
confer with them in regard to the question
of canal freights, and endeavor to secure
fair share of tonnage for the canal next sea-
son. He will not only make this, but every
other effort to gain a trade for the canal,
and IS hopeful of success.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1884-12-23

Parcels wrapped at each department, ms
together with our Cash Railway and othcr IN
cilities, warrant US in saying that we are able 10
wait unop q larger number of customers in given
space of time than any other house in the city
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1884-12-23

Ciiy Of AIeIawfriH io.wd:
l. John = Beach, Clerk Of the Corporation Court
Of said city, certify that the boad with approved
security. as required by law. has hccn duly cX-
.cutra bv X kemrcr, commissioner in the above
cansc. JOHN S. BEACH,
dec6.wJW Clerk.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1884-12-23

LARGE LOT OF TIN TOYS, Cleveland
n Z, o5ttrs. Wagons, Animals, &C., &C., whole
sale and retail at
d,cl1 AMOS 5. ;SLAYMAKER'S.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1884-12-23

DEAD.-The many friends of Mr.. William
H. Clapdore will regret to learn OF his
death, which occurred at his late residence
on south Fairfax street, about ten O'Clock
last night. The deceased was Frustrated
by pleuro-pneumonia during the early part
of last week, and though all that medical
skill and careful nursing could do was re-
sorted to, the sufferer grew worse and worse
till death interviewed. Mr.. Clapdore was
43 years of age, was native of this place,
and shipcarpenter by trade. He was
member of the Seventeenth Virginia reg-
ment during the late war, having left here
with the Mount Vernon Guards, but was
subsequently, transferred to the Confederate
States navy. He was at the time of his
death a member of r. E. Lee Camp Con-
federate Veterans. and belonged also to
several secret orders. He leaves wife and
five children.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1884-12-23

We desire to say that notwithstanding the I'M
precedented sale Of our INITIAL HANohE Elk
CHIEFS, so favorably commented upon by our
customers, the line of Initial" is yet complete
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1884-12-23

TITlZENS' NATIONAL BANK,
" Alexandria, Va, Dec. IL, 1854.
The annual election for DIRECTORS of this
Bank will be held at the Banking House on
TUESDAY. January 13, 1895, between the hours
of and . o'clock.
dcrll-wtd WM II. LAMBERT Cashier
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1884-12-23

r1HE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE GERMAN
COOPERATIVE BUILDING ASSOCIATION
No. 3 will be held at CONCOkDlA HALL on
THURSDAY, January 1, 1885, at s o'clock p. M.
dec1S-eoti J. SCHNEIDER, Secretary.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1884-12-23

MEETING of the Directors of the Washing
"A ton Granite Quarry Company will be held on
MONDAY, January 9Th, 1885, at the depot of the
Washington, Ohio aud Western r. z. in Alexan-
dra BY order of the President:
dcc6-td c. COE, Secretary.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1884-12-23
NOTICEl

OAKLAND EXAMINE THOSE FRENCH AND
\ ! English 56 pieces Tea Sets Just received from
auction aud for sale cheap by
nav22 E. J. MILLER & co.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1884-12-23

'INHE WASHINGTON GRANITE QUARRY
COMPANY.
general meeting of the stock holders of the
Washington Granite Quarry Company will be
held at the Washington, Ohio and Western R. K.
depot in Alexandria, on MONDAY, January 5th,
1885. By order of the President:
dec6-td &C. COE, Secretary.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1884-12-23

nLATED WARE! PLATED WARE!!-We
/ have large assortment of Plated Ware, con,
s;s,ing of Forks. Spoons, Butter Knives Mustard
Spoons Fruit Knives, Oyster Forks. ETC.. of
Rogers Mcriden Manufacture, in Double and Trip
ple Plates, which we are selling at cost. Also
nice lot of Tea and Table Spoons, Silver Plate on
ded This is rare chance for those desiring
s5ds in this line. Goods at cost for cash only.
oct14 MCLEAN & UHLER so King st.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1884-12-23

rHRIsTMAs PRESENTS-Men's and Boys
silk Scarfs. Prices 25c.. Soc, 75c., 81. $1.25,
and $3.50 handsome display Of choice pat
terms (dec22-6t) c. NJ. ADAMS, SO King ST.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-04-13

sst her IN her literary labors For not only does INC
young lady read Arabic easily, but she mas o'iooo
TO he dizzy altitude Of newspaper Correspondent
and her letters from Paris are supposed " oo
awaited by half the continent of America WIFI
bTeathless impotence.
Rut she has 70 return to her native land. ana on
the way her aunt DULLES her into promising no' "
write to her lover for six months vi COURSE WI ~
riv,pv at home she begins to droop, and even jour
pev 10 Chicago fails to invlgorate her. oho coi-
Times in a bad way both physically and mentally
nn+n n = narticularly ooody- goody symposium
,,onpg clergyman who thinks Hegei "a NTH Cos
mol and who is so far ahead of his congregation
that they are thinking of soliciting his resignation
unfolds to her scheme Of existence when mas 'ho
advantage of being unnteIgIble nut which Poi
hans for that very Teason appeals 10 her III WIN
derful way and eliminates her PAIN ho" '"'
Eropcb lover follows her 10 the CuItcd states; now
she rcsists his opportunities; how she reconci'o'
him 70 his wife, and what is still more marvellous
how she attaches the wife to her; may DC Iea" Wy
such as think the game worth the candle be'n'au"
is left in sort of grim literary lsoiatioh an" 'nr
wilful imagination pictures her avenglng herseil
upon world in which all her plans nave aporteu'
bv writing and publishing novels like tins one
We sunpose Barbara Elbon set before herself
some dim idea of a moral purpose. She seems ~
have v,onted to show how far the American "rl Vi
tbe Period could carry on Irritation with harr'eu
| Frenchman and retire unscathed but Wh"'o'0,
moral lesson this design might have had Is marred
| nv the postulation of Frenchman who never was
ON land or sea-" while the American gir OF inc s'oS
is eonally unreal. There is not genuine charao"i
! IN the hook The drGmdtis persona are lay-heul''
and the conversation put III their mouths ~ ""ous
os rraisen,blabe as tho talk between SANFORD anu
Merton and the encyclopaedia tutor In snort; 'heie
~ no excuse for the existence of the BOOK al ALL al"
we can conceive of no kind of leisure when wouu
not be spoiled and embittered by the per'sai oi suo
| hopeless trash
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-04-13
WEST SHORE ROUTE.

NETWORK, WEST SHORE Il BUFFALO RAILWAY
Trains leave Dosbrossos Cortand and foot " West ld as
For chicago Suspension Bridge Niagara Fse and Buuao
tSp.
For Newark Rochester Syracuse and Oneida $50 M ~
pm.
Utica Little Falls Plain Canajohare Port Jackson
Amsterdam, $3.50, 40 a. mi .
ALBANY and Cstskili. ~, 0}O II 20 s3O. g p
Newburg Kingston Highland Poughkeepso, s. $780, ll2t
A. 8:4O $50, - p IN.
DAILY. Other trains daily except Sunday.
Bunet Psrlor cars $3.50 and l1.2O a. m and t:So
Psrcr Buffet Cars on $3.50 m train for Syracuse aut
Rochester
pullman Buffet Sleeping Cars p. train fol- Buffalo
and Chicago.
Tickets tables at Offices of
Pany, Jersey city, Pennsylvania Railroad station Brooklyn
No CouTts Annex Office foot fuODst $50 Fulton
A., aud No. DeRalb,svei New.York city Nos 1922 3O7.
2Gl SG3 4l9 e41 323 broadway, No Union Square Ma
737 6ayo, No 1853 East l2othst Pennsy ANITA RR Sta
ton foot Desbrossesst FOOT Cortlandst and West shore
Station. foot West S2d-st
-AEsAY NoNETT. Gen. Pass Agent
az StAtAsk
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Hlnslcai anSruments.

ADVERTISEMENTS FOR THE NEW.
" YORK TRIBUNE WILL BE RECEIVED AT THE
n PTOWN OFFICES No l,c%S Broadway corner Thirty
frstst until D. m. and 800 west Tweny'lind;st corIpr
Flchtaye 81 FOuTtoenths corner Union square
760 Thrl.aye corner FOItyseyenh.st, at the HtRLEh
oFFICE;S Nos. 1907 and 1890 Thirdaye. corner One
dfh-st, up TO p M al regular once
fstea-
DANJO.-rhe Patent Silver Bell Banjo, the
ID grandest toned instruments on earth III ny l.
DOBs1jS sole manuiat and teacher 2'o Broadway
pIPE ORGAN.-2 blow pedals, 20 stops, only
/ $40 10 @ ryuar free. Address, ~ ,o-..,
DAN I'll +. BEATTY, wa -lngion, NeT-Jersry
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For Roth SeXes-CitY.

-CTRCULARS OF BEST SCHOOLS
"a free to parents. Please give PARTICULARS h. MlhIAM
COYRIEH.k " Co. 81 East l7thst" Union square
A-CHOICE COLLECTION of school circulars
~ with udcOus advice 20 parents AMI guardians lIos
sors teachers govcrnesses In every art ana earnma %
men ed 10 colleges schools and families Reference 10 e
atnilies o Hon Hamilton Fish ~ecreiry EvLts cyrus w
Field Mime. II E~~ 80 80 West 2lSt-Si. New. Nork
TINHE NORMAL CLASS for klNDERGARI-
4 NERS conducted by Mrs Hairs ana MISS Sch"euicr'
'>7' SCHERMERHORN d co.
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DOUBLE TRACK, THE MOST IMPROVED EoUIs
MENT, AND THE FASTEST TINT C0N slSl'
ENT WITH ABSOLUTE SAFETY.
STARIN'S

"a
~ CITY RIVER AND HARBoR TRANSFORMATION
COMPANY.
Ofico Pier ls, y. r., foot If cortaudt-st
Consgnments Of freight forwarded directed any pan
u the world.
UNEQUALLFD FACILITIES FOR DISPATCH.
Orders delivery OF all kinds OF freight and
thancse to any part OF the city.
SEA AND HARBoR TOWING AND RIVER AND HAIR
BoR LIGHTERAGE
Freight OF description promptly nshsred 70
IN the harb0r az reasonable rates.
STEAMBOATS, BARGEs AND GROVES TO CHAR
TER FOR EXCURSIONS.
Steamer JOHN II. sTARIN for NEW HAVEN leaves Pios
H. N. r. foot Of Cortandtst at p m daily. tsUNDAYa
excepted.l
points o. T. ". r. r. received az Pier III
For New-Isven and points East. AZ Pier IS.
NORTH SHORE STATEN I5LAND.-Eleyen Niles fos
Cents from Pier ], q r., foot OF While
Lal.st.
CENTRAL sHIPYARD. Communipaw N. J.-Dry DocsA
Machine snd Boiler shops Everything appert aiming she
con and renair OF yessala
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fINHE EXILE RAILWAY, better known as the
l. NETWORK. LAKE ERIE AND WESTERN RAIL


Arrangements Of trains from Chamoers-st Depot
ssmDsy except Sundays pay E5pTS ss. drawing sSS
coaches 10 cleveland Sincinnafi and Chicago
spun daily sL Louis Limited" EIpress-So eItra enaIgc
7;25 NJ. Niagara Paa o = Hamilton ont lD;in ms
Doo.t S3 p nj Salamanca 705 M Cleveland 40 ns
q trains arrive Toledo So m indianapolis
sp N Day)-Pac1e Express for the West solid Train OF
Buaso Niagara Fails Cincinnati Chicago Hotel and
Buffet sucking Coac es TO Chicago
e:15 p m ktngTant rain Tor the West, $1,000 -
t EsT 5S SPa Sa; c o 1850 So e mn HSsa
Paterson 100 100 $50 loco i2 noon l45 $50 go
NswaTS and P s va Newark Ss0 $40 $50 M SO
surern 75U 1910 lib $50 $50 $40 Sis M and ll
midnight sundays $50 1920 IN las $50 pm ndl2
warwick 100 q IN 4sopm
NswbUrg and Cornwall 1850 m $50 4;S0 m. Sunday
Tondout and Kingston and Montgomery a 4ssop m.
Goshen 80 1920 M $50 $50 $3.50 SIS In sun.
day $3.50 1920 IN $50 IN.
Aiddletown 1850 1920 a M $3.50 40 Sis m Sunday
train, connect With New York ontario and Western RsSaI
st sanst Tee9 m train stops q Ms,o.st oay so
Boas leave 2Sds quarter of aud quarter hour
iU:I6 p m 20 i2:45 a N every hour.
eEets Tor passage and apartment In Som sne
NOs 2el, iOl or 857 Brosdway lsi vests ~ y" No
Express trains from the West arrive in NewYOrs At lilo
"0' 10 JOIN N tBBoTf, oenp Passr Agent New York
| NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEY:
trains o ieSys fir s. sso $40 eaO $50 y mid
| night. Sundays u and 7ilb p m - "a .-o.
Manuel, spftns Valley and Mon'ey 'lo 10 am '''op%
'"""' JOHN N. ABBOTT. esn1 Psss'g Agent Ns~.ssrk.
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DHILADELPHIA AND READING

RAILROAD.
FROH STATIONS OF
NFW-.JERSEY CENTRAL DIVISION
FOOT OF LIBERTY.sT +, NoKIH RI IL IL Pat,
Direct 'Oiu''''V nom m BToo5lyn Bridge Pier.
TINE TABLE-TAKING EFFECT Nov. 10 1858
For PurLADFLpH ant TRENTON " Bound Brook
Isc at sS SS az i5 a 5a6 loop '
Direct connection wayue junction for GeTmantoTn ant
hoctou and NorTistown.
Returning leave PHILADELPHI4 Sinth and Green 'ts6
100 S:o, a3l, 100 a. mr - s45, 5Ao, oA3: Zoo
Felss sSN at to I%2a 800 h. loo $50 20 $50
pm SUNDAY, 8l5a IN, 4:30 p. N.
Leave TRENTON. Warren and TucseTst3 at 23 62O 500
COS, 10 %. l:$t N, 30. 4,22 62+. 7.2s p m SUN
DAYS l25. 9lS a ~, 6:l1 D IN
For WILLIAMSBURG az Ga. 7:4j, 900 q ~. SAD, 400
For sUYBURY and LEwIsBURG at cas-. 7'i5 a. M, S;45,
For READING aud HARRISBURG AZ 10 900 Jll5 a No.
100, lao 400, $50, 1900 p III sundays AT 5oo p III
For SCRANTON al 6i5, 200 m. 3:i5 p m.
Too 40 :}.i5 $50 p m. sundays at $50 p. m.
For DRIFToN at Gas m, 3;ij p. M
orTAMAQUA at G:45. 7,46 900 a 100, 1870 945' 400
For BETHLEHEM, AL EyTowX and MATCH CHUNK
1t $50, 800 W., 100 1870 9%5 0So p H. SUNDAY at
For E lsroy at 90, ?oo M 1900 1870 s4' AGO. ''ao'
For STATIONS on HIGH BRIDGE BRANCH as 800
AM 4: 0. 1870 p ~
For FLEMINGToN at e45 200 loo. $780, 400, $50,
800, 800 p N. Sundays. 1870 IN
For soMERVILLE 6:45, 900 1880 lll6a m 100, l3o,
3.45 400 1870 500 $40 500, 90 800, 1890 sun.
days at 800 IN. 1870, 80. 900 p IN
For PLAI NFIELD 65, 7:4i, 900 $40 1880 ill5 m,
100 i:30 800 "a 100 $50, 800 3 10 530 500, 610,
700, 500 $50. 1880 Il: p m SUNDAYS az oOO $40
a IN 1870, 400. $3.50 900, 300 D. IN.
For ELIZABETH nj 615 $40 7l5. 7I5, 500, $50. 300,
$40 1000, 1880 Has, ll3l am, l243, ll $50 2au,
2.8O 300 1880. 3.i5 100, AS, 43h So 300 u 59'
ii:3o i2'60 m SUNDAYS at 500, $40 M, lSO. 400,
$50, 900, 1900 pm.
For NEWARK at 800 $40 e:l5 645, 7l5 1924 500 sl5,
lI6, 900 80, 300 g. 80, 90 43o 200 5,l5 go 1,5
lI5, 800 400. 500. els 800, 900. TO- p IN
For LONG BRANCH, OCEAN GROVE, SC. AN rail- az
500 SIS a IN, 1890, 400, 500 pm SUNDAYS except
Ocean Grove at400, l045a am
For FREEHOLD-At5, 9:l5, IL q m, 1850 I. 5 m.
For LAKEWOOD. TOMS RIVER and BARNEGAT NJ $40
M $780, 430 with through parlor cara on 45O p u
train
For VINELAND and BRIDoEToN at 1880 p m.
NEW-JERSEY SOUTHERN DIVISION.
From Pier No. \, North River, via Sandy Hook.
PorLONG BBANCH. EATONTOWN, etc, at 4 p IN.
Tickets can be procured Lbertyst Pier No North
River a. Il q POI 26726l, 27l, 4l9 72l s44 iSt aug
l,}33 broadway 737 and 40 uthave,; HlIng0nN ~
3OS 126ths St and principal itoss IN
New York City Brooklyn IT Nos Courst ~ FSlta
| way, S3s FuliOn.st; 2lO Mauhattanavei De ha!o'
ave lgg Atlantcave In HObokn, 25f Waship gton ST.,
Y Transfer Company will call Tor and check baggage from
| hotels or residence TO destnaton. . ,.,,oo.w - N
i NJ WOOTrEN Gen. MANAGER. c. q. HANCOtk @: p.
and T. A. II P. BALDWIN q +. P. A lls Liberty ST. ~ T.
/
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Instrnrtlon.
For Bows and Young Memo

C,CUOOI, OF MINES PREPARATORY
sC9OOL az East 45th. introductory 70 al SeienaG
C0pe9es I WOODBRIDGE DAVIS, G. T., IN. D. PrhcipdL
rI,JIE COLLEGIATE SCHOOL, No. I'll
Madisonave near 64th.st. III. H. Is ChAPlN, rrnct-
nal English classical and ~ nary iI Inc
an school tust Oegu1
UNIVERSITY GRAMMAR School, Isl
nroadnov near 42d.st 47th year Primary commerce.
- Gassicoi Depts NJ W HOBBY. W. L. AKIN fI4n' Pi'
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For Boys and Young Men-Country.


LEXANDER Hillary Board
N ing school Waite Plains,N O.RWILL1 PhDa prin
4 HOME-LIKE BOARDING SCHOOL for
~ Young Boys r. HINDs, a. NJ, Hampstead h. |: -
EXPERIENCED TEACHER will take two
y vonns bows into her family to care Instruct For
"i" anu '''' Lock Box So Easthsmptop, Mass.
BACKWARD and INVALID BOYS.-The nm
Ddersigne experienced physician and teacher makes
the and instruction OF such boys specially A"ross
DETTS MILITARY Stamford,
ID Conn Prospect ILL., outside The village very eaithy
spring tern Of S!h Year Ss9 Ar .end for dialogue 0
DOYS and YOUNG MEN privately fitted for
ID college conditioned or rejected candidates co.ehed
Summer OF wmlec stockbridgc. Mass. FHOFfMANN.-
PORDENTOWN, \. Military institute ms Ie1t,e
Ol and thorough K fSr s W% Bo@E@ NJ Principal
COTTAGE HILL SCHOOL, POuGGHIki,Ef I II;
Government school and for BUSINESS joHN MILEY.
Principal
HIGHLAND MILITARY ACADEMY.
Ply toe %G E. Tkfd His H. sHpernteHdsn
PENNSYLVANIA MILITARY ACADEMY,
'ne''h ECU ''~ 90. ThEO. HYATT. President
DYE, N.Y.-Bradtord Mansion School. Open
IL ing Of Spring term Feb & CD COLLINS. Principal
For Young Ladies-Country.
DORDENTOWN, n. Female College;
ID beautifully located very eeag sn6 tnotCugh ss
p''''' N rev. Nm. q BOWEN, A. NJ, President.
For Both Sexes-Country.
A FAMILY SCHOOL, on Il farm IA miles
N from New-YOTk Flushing Railroad Children receive a
mothers good time during summers Saos
ton Mrs IL c. MOhRELL, MsDnasset, IL
CLAVERACK COLLEGE
" and Hudson River Institute ClaverdcS n \.
S220 A YEAR.
FITS for ALL COLLEGES and BUStNESS.
french Art and Music specalties Both seIos
school continues open during July and August .
O REV. ALOhZ0 FLACK, Phi d. President
HAPPY HOME SCH00L.-Children under
II; ample for 80 pleasure rding WIN govern
box Tribune Office.
DOCKLAND COLLEGE,
HI Nypck the II udsOn. -
ROTH SEXES. NO EXTRAS But MUSIC AND ARI;
Private Instruction for back scholars 500 send or
ne " catalogue w. II. BANNISTER, A NJ, Principal
Miscellaneous.
CANDIDATES for college examinations thor
~ oughy prepared experience highest TESTIMONIALS
UNIVERSITY GRADUATE, Tribune once.
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Geac1ers.
4 EUROPE.

A EUROPE.
French lady and husband English both teachers IN
NewYork purpose sng IN 4T e ready next autumn
receive limited number Of young ladies' VINO S h With The
e Of foreign einoaon References from leading
f'mS IN s Msw ASE NAM 81 Vest os2d NewYOrs
A-ABLE AND THOROUGH TEACHERS
a. Of all grades tutors S charge to those employ
neteaehers to teacher; qn gion Square
ITAny EXPERIENCED TEACHER of
n PiANo desires board in conItry ron pne a o. mcek
change for less9n9 highest ns 2S Broldway
4 GENTLEMAN for French and German
n salary 200 another for fTeeha1d drawing ana Eng
sh Grammar 1f 6%E1L CO. PLACE City
4 TEACHERS, Tutors, Goyernesses, sup
~ Ph@a free I 70 TpTFyfHF b U%Sn sqSo
MEXICAN SCHOOL lNSI l' LIE, e st D.
~ shed 1859 provides rT"nP st trSSIsrs G Good
ry%y; Tnq5 Agp'1coon 0 Eas 0i iH
AIDES AS RESIDENT TEACHERS.-Ihe
h,eber English branches mathematics aud music IN
stTunenta and music, also oG9 Tor English FfenG LAT
r. SeGS SY q a a4 teacher anohc
TCrs 38tF S c tor f. HsgE s. West
T,EACUERS WANTED Ladies Expert,
| enced Kindergarten for Normal School French ana
man German French En9lsh and muso for city flmnes
f hTe i"mv French and German American French sew
erol ,es French German drawing aud music Gentlomon
and english Yale graduates mathematics ana
composition baptist French German classics AMI ngsmi
nabTmat ca and military tactics West POINT graduate pen
mansin And book tecping for city school Many 0thef SUM
Tior teachers wanted for september Apply TO MIS-; M
ion Amer For Teachers Agency, % Union So
rI,EACUERS WANTED.-Ladies French,
/ near city, $500; Singing and Pi1n9 CITY, $50, ana
Home Pc KndergartnPr responsible positions ltanan
CIV English and German. CITY SGOJ. Several Tor
boarding schools ,,... ooo. 1-,,.
sh etc near CITY 900 VIOLIN Ohio school, Languages
south Music Aan'D1 ]. v 'sCTERaERHoRT Col
American School Institute,
East lIthst, Newly ork.
WANTED, A TENCHER.-A gentleman
w wishes petcn' "acher In the country OF
av az from New. York take charge 81 boy II years Oh
LITTLE difficult backward IN iearhng; ocauoh
must he helhy for liberal 'hpen a'i1n AIIff-s
EDUCATI0N. Tribune u 10 IN ONCE / 23s II o away
NO OTHtR PUPILS As COMPANlONP.