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THE CLIMATE

of North Carolina surpasses that Of any 9th.
or State In the Union, being tempered on one
side by the Atlantic ocean and on the other
by the high peaks of the Appalachian Noun
talns. The average fall of snow for the en-.
tire winter is Elk inches. The average mum
Der of foggy days are two (2). Nopart Of the
State is subject to destructive gales. Mean
annual temperature for the State SO. Sum
mcr IS, Winter 43, rainfall IS inches. While
the cold of the winter is not severe, the TEN
peeature of midsummer is not so trying oI
excessive as farther North. While there are
hundreds of sunstrokes in New York State
every snmmer,the disease is almost unknown
In N. q. During late winter of unusual
severity, the thermometer several timel
dropped 10 so degrees, and even to 10 degrees
below zero in Iowa, Michigan and New
York. here 10 degrees above zero was reached
but once, and then only for ono single night
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1884-03-01
TIMBER.

At least thirty thousand square miles Of
our t. rrItory is still covered with timber,
consisting in part Of yellow and white pine,
several varieties of oak, hickory, walnut,
chestnut, poplar, cypress. juniper, maple
black ash, elm, mulberry, dog-wood, per-
simmon, holly, locust, wild cherry, red cedar,
mountain mahogany, curly maple and poplar.
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MINERALS

are found in great variety and abundance
over large part Of the State. Among the
more useful and important are mari, iron,
coal, peat, limestone, gold, copper, silver,
lead, zinc, mica, tin (very recent discovery,
graphite, corundum. maganese, kaoIin, fire
clay, whitestone, grlndstone and millstonc;
a great variety OF buildIng and precious
stones, including diamond
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IMMIGRATION.

Many immigrants have
come into the State during
the past year chiefly from the
Northern and New England
States. We have special
rates with transportion COM
panies from Boston, New
York and Baltimore for very
cheap rates of passage and
freight. For special inform
alton, call on local agents
through the Northern and
New England States, or ad-
dress
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Regular to the Cannon ADVOCATE.

WAsHINGToN, D. c., Feb, 81, 49,
Chicago is the place, and July Sth the
time, whore and when the National
Democratic Convention will nominate
their candidates for the Presidency,
Chicago won by vote of 81 to II over
st, Louis, and it is generally conceded d
that the significance of the selection is
that Joe McDonnld's friends have scored
a victory. Randall, Payne and Morrison
were known to be in favsr of St. Louis
hence of the other prospective candidates
Indiana's favorite son is thought to be a
little ahead ia the race for the nomiua
tion. Messrs. Barnum and Prince, who
were supposed to have favored st. Louis,
cast the deciding votes ON the third bal.
lot for Chicago.
''TEN ZIG LIARS"
To show bow pledges" were regarded
when the committees first ballot of Is
to IA for Clicgga was announced, a
member of the ST. Louis delegation de-
Glazed that il showed there were item OF
! lLc blEkl st ilAEh III hintElcl IN mat
committee, and he began to write down
| their names for several newspaper cor
respondents, when a strong pressure OF
his more discreet friends checked the
threatened revelation.
The Washington PosT, the national
| Democratic organ, and in favor OF Nor
rison for the Presidency, says OF the Sc
| lection:
GIVE THE DEVIL NIB DUEs.
There Was no good reason why Chi
/ cRgo should have been selected as the
site OF tho National Democratic Conyen-
tion, but it will do very we'll. Tho To-
cation of the convention is q matter OF
small consequence so long as it is held
ia the United States; but the date of its
meeting is important, aud July Sth is
too early by about thirty days. The
country has desired nothing so much as
q short campaign.
The preliminary canvass begins forth
with, The Republicans meet at Chi.
cago on the 80 OF June and the Demo
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MANNERS AND SOCIAL USAGES.

nv Mr.. JOHN SHERWOOD. Author Of "A IransPlah'eu
Rose, 326 pages emo. cloth, 81 90
There are many embarTassments in the changing
n, In this country obligations and occasions OF
ceremonial Observance which plunge the best oil men anu
~ women into sore perplexy and apprehension Iey are
occasions where is in vain and natur ACT ueu
sion where only experience can determine u
,h, "A mat condition OF affairs should DO and IN the doing
Of offend no unwrten Of socety codeF THIS Is
grave question: asked and then by all manner OF
neope Mrs. sherwOods Manners and social UsaSes gives
The Thousand and that needed 10 sasy
a. and contains besides nnumerable hints and suggestions
tba the eIigences OF people In OF out oil society
II ia an invaluable ana confes In It's way I'D
era education the small but aimpoant mysteries WHICH
regulate so much Of our social life"
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New i1nblieatlons.
g. BROTHERS, New York,
PUBLISH THIS DAY:
WENDELL PHILLIPS.

Fp,ogy Delivered before the Municipal Authorizes OF
BOSTON. Mass, April 18TH 1884. By GEORGE WILLIAM
CURTIS svo Paper. 25 cents.
consmcuous not only for purity Of dicon and "
form and finish but for sustained strength ana npa'
stoned earnestnes do not believe that MI curtis ma
over before reached high level OF Oratory as IN TINS noDe
4c u. literary art and rhetorical graces are always
fsness hut ordinarily he lacked the mrs when must
melt the orators heart before he can hope 10 move
hearts OF nj. auditors this occasion Ills classic pelos
were aglow with latent heat He was hmSeh proiounuy
,oovad IL is because this Grafton is permeated Win
evupathetic feeling have not hcstted 10 pronounce
~ superior TO anything Mr curtis has previously uohe
Extract from Editorial The Newl ork IIlouIe OF APr
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Jnsirnftion.
For Boys and Young Men---Clty.
COLUMBIA COLLEGE.
SCHOOL OF ARTS.

The Anal examination OF the several Grasses io e w.
will begin on MONDAY May ~ NJ 9:3O a. IN a a,racn,a
candidates the degree OF Master OF MIS- anu RI
a. III Graduats Department will be examined on IN rs
DAY June 8, and 70 lowing avs ,,..,o, rul heon on
The ex amnaii IN OF candidates ior adm's'io" WIN e
TUESDAY, June IL, at $3.50 a. H.
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SCHOOL OF POLITICAL SCIENCE.

Tho animal exannst on Of students OF the school WI
begin on MONDAY May 10, a 10 a. m -, ,,on, elm, ho
fo amiso wi be !re o, tne aPp sr con MS Of
um Sraauae study IL In c,e @ or ID some ohe IVA u,
tlin nS equiv aent curriculum OF study n e enc % e
Inn or err stud nls from other coll ees mus present. 0oi'
TN ate OF proficiency OF al 'charge III goo sta ug all
Special students admitted without lmLauon " any Vi "
OF the courses.
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SCHOOL OF MINES.

The annual examination OF the classes will begin on M"
DAY, NAV 10 at 10 M - - ....t..,,D ~ anv ~ the
.x regular courses viz. Mnins i.ngneerluS CIV
,nc Ana ycal AMI APPLIED Chemistry Geology BY
will beg IA on FRIDAY, June q, at s:3o H.
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GUNNER Resorts.
THE WENTWORTH.
NEWrASTI.F N II
tRarlroad station, Portsmouth, N. III

RAILROAD station, Portsmouth, N III
Omen lime o. Accommodations for 800 guests HAS moie
aracous than any other seaside resort on tne Auahio
coast House contains every modern appliance, psDlou'
rooms best large elevator halls for Music ana S
ing fine Orchestra 90 pieces has Bowling ana
Rooms excellent boating shng and bathing; steam iacn.
FOR excursions Sail and Row Boats aud Coaching ana
stable newly with the best stock harnesses anu
carriages An elegant Tally Ho Coach with LONDON mado
and splendid OF six bays the bnest tu
fine country Electric lights illuminate the grounds oe
graph station in house. NewYork and Boston STOCK repo
received hourly The Wentworth is reached by the Eastern
Railroad in one fifty minutes from Boston rou
hours ride from Fabyan House by way OF WHITE MOup
Match and North CONWAY The Sea Shore Express win ee
eant pullman cars leaving Boston at 315 p m, and fors
mont et y 80 a m will between Boston anu
portsmouth in one thrtyhve minutes Cosches Vi
the hotel are al WAYS Id waiting at Portsmouth, ,
Wv GEORGE L. THOMPSON Manager
SPECIAL NOTICE.
Mt w. T. PERKINS representing the wentworth Is no"
At the Fifth Avenue Hotel and would BIO pleased to call on
any parties desiring information regarding the above named
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COMMENCEMENT at the ACADEMY OF MUSIC OIL
WEDNESDAY, June IL, of 10 a. m.
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IT,
Street Ferries 40 followsi . - "A
ego 1870 g. $50 70 and 10 Limited. IL, 1ll0 m 324
% lmited and 10 80 and ~ and ~ night
Trains leaving New-York daily except sunday 2O $50 and
Il:lO M, 2, and p mr connect at Trenton Ion
Returning trains Brosds Station, Philadelphia 2ol
"a AMI STU ' no. dnated EIprsss las ard 52b
g. T. 8, G, $780, Tao, 7:45 and On Sunday l2O 9l5
500 l. ASS, $3.50 4, (b:20 Limited $3.50. $40 IAs
and ( p m. Leave Philadelphia via Camden, $3.50 m
daily except sunday.
Ticket Offices 49, Sio and 944 Broadway, Aston House.
md foot and CoItlsndt Streets Courtst
and BROOKLYN Station foot OF Fultonst,
BROOKLYN; Bushs Hotel. HobokenI station Jersey city
migrSnt Ticket Office Battery Place and Castle Car
len. - II, -, H. 49,, .....
bargaRe hOtos and residences.
CHARLES Il. PUGH, j. r. WOOD,
General Manager General Passr Agent
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STARIN'S
~ CITY, RIVER AND HARBoR TRANSPORTATION
COMPANY

~ CITY, RIVER AND HARBoR TRANSPORTATION
COMPANY.
ONCE Pier 49, N. r., foot Of Cortlandt-st.
Consgnmens Of freight forwarded any paa
Of the world
UNEoUALLED FACILITIES FOR DISPATCH.
Orders received for delivery Of all kinds of freight and ~
shandise to any part OF the city
SEA AND HARBoR TOWING AND RIVER AND HAR
BOR LIGHTERAGE
Freight of every description promptly nghtsred to
IN the harbor at reasonable rates.
STEAMBOATS, BARGEs AND GROVES TO CHAR
TER FOR EXCURSIONS.
Steamer JOHN H. sTARIN for NEw.HAvEN. leaves Pies
is. N. r.. foot of cortlandtst, at D. daily lsUNpAYa
excepted
Freight for points W. R. H. received as Piss IL
For NewHaven and points East, ct Pier 49,
NORTH SHORE. STATEN IsLAND.-Eleven Miles FOO
Ten Cents Pier /. d. R. foot whits
hall.st
CENTRAL sHIPYARD Communipaw. N. J-Dry DocrA
Machine and Boiler shops Everything sppertantns 70 w
construction and repair Of vssselA
NEw:YoRK. LAKE EEfR AND WESTERN RAIh
Arrangements Of trains sH from Chambers St Depo.
q HsgS snoS.y m R Sleeping
SOScGSs to Cleveland, tincinnah and chicago .,..-.
s S ST. 2n s sSSs SaSss
f bsS s s9S1s F ssasaea elssS,nd
Cincinnati 500 81 LOUIS s4Oa second Gay Connect
ing 1ryS Express the Vest SOLID Tram Of
ba hay and FlfSgE ana
s SSs1 sTSans .n for Ss Vest
rfOrnan Ts2O 1:5O $3.50 1920 II
lao $50 l:iO $50 e0 $50 1880 1880 70 midnight
bundays O $3.50 1920 IN LAO $50 m IL midnight .
Paterson 1870 $50 $50 l020 m IL noon lao $50 $40
DAYS $50 1920 IN LAO $50 8 p m IL midnight
Newark and Paterson Newark sac 1880 $40
AGO 52O o:3O $50 1880 m and ~ midnight Saturday
n ghts only. sundays g;1b $40 $50
suhern 7bU 1920 1l6 $50 $3.50 $40 $40 and IA
midnight sundays $40 1920 m las $3.50 IN and II
midnight
warwick 7:6Q m k;30p
Newburg and Cornwall 1850 m $50 sSo epm. Sunday
$50 am 81 m.
RondOut and Kingston and Montgomery m tso . N.
Goshen 100 1880 a m $3.50 $50 Also sI5pm sun
day $3.50 1920 m $50 SPIN
Mddleown 1850 1920 $3.50 430 Srl5 m. Sunday
c $3.50 lO20 IN $50 pm The trains am and ASo N
trains connect with New York. ontario and western hoau
at Malns. The m train stops at Mainst only q IN
Port Jeryis 100 1870 Am ADO 8 Slopm. SUNDAY o'v
1920 a III $3.50 SPIN. 49,,
boats 2Sd quarter of and quarter after each hour
1O.45 IN To l2ii5 every hour . =, ,o,o, yoo,, ana
Tickets for and apartments IN
Sleeping coaches Obtained and orders o WIG
amt transfer baggage be left ~ inc company omco
Nos 2Bl AOl D67 broadway, 1871 Westst, n. l., No
Court ST. Brooklyn, at tho Company DePols . :, a
Express trains from the West arrive Ia Newfork Mhio
7i80 Has N and lOlO N - =, -. -, Nsv Var.
NORTHERN RAILROAD OF EW-JERSEY,
N TRAINS leave for knglewood. Cosier Picrmont and
Nvack sbO 10 $40 A60 0S0 GAO $3.50 M IA mid
| night SUNDAYS \ o q NJ and 7ylb IN.
Manuel, spring Valley and Monsey 7io 10 I'm Aoop N
0uAS' ;oaS NJ ABBoyT. asa1 rsasr Agent Nsw.y@ss
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NrEW-YORK AND LONG BRANCH RR.
y (Pennsyvania RR., foot Cortlandt-
l.
stations In New. York

Stations In New. York at and DesbTosses-st.
lPhla.& Read. Rk fOOtLtbertyst
LEAVE NETWORK, commencing November -, SS3 40
For Sonh kmboy via Phila. Reading r. r. Sl5 100
am 100 1, 3, 8 p Sundays 1913 a. m via Penn H. H.
gO0 a m II m 3: 10. ; p. Sunday a. m. p m. - d,
For Matawan, SC. via Phla & Reading RIt2 Slo' IL
n m lao 900 $50 800 p IN. sundays lO;4b a. IN"
Via penn RR. 9 a. m. Il m ? m Sundays, a m pm;
For Red Bank, Long Branch, Ocean Grove Asou'y dnn
RR s:i5 a. m. 1870, 400 600 p. IN, sundays mot
stoppipg at Ocean Grove Asbury Park lO42 A. M
via Pennsylvana RR a. m, ~ n $40 p m SUNDAYS
For freehold via Philadelphia and Reading RR, S15.
A. M 40 400 ) p m. For Keyport, wa philadelphia ana
Heading R{ SID. d. m, 80 4:30, 300 p. m For
iSGewood Toms Riveraud Barnegat at So a. M 60 40
IN For Vmpanl Bridgeton. Atlantic CITY &C. 100 p m
c. G. HANCoCk, j. r. WOOD, II H. N ii;;de6r,
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PHILADELPHIA AND READING
RAILROAD.
FROM STATIONS OF
NEW-JFRSEY CENTRAL DIVISION,

NEW-JERSEY CENTRAL DIVISION,
FOOT OF LGBERTYsr. NORTH RIVER. ..
D"''' from Brooklyn Bridge Pier
TINE TABLE-TAKING EFFECT MAY H. 1881
Route at ~ 9 S " VIZ 10 q H. l9o i 100 % @ OO
Direct connection Junction for Germantown and
Chestnut Mn at CoumDia.aye. for Manayunk Consho-
hocken aud NorrstOwn.
DRAWING.ROOM CARS on all Day Trains and SLEEPING
CARS on Night Trains.
Returning leave PHILADELPHIA. Ninth and Green,stss
E% SUNDAY s5C i3oS oS g q T 5aC s 59a
pm SUNDAY, 8:lj a w., 4;3O p. m.
TRENTON warren ard S s e. 40 sun
2pG G}5 5o is5 5S a. m 5.i . m M
For NV r2 at & m & $50 ana
For READING and HARRISBURG at 745 800 !l:l5 a m,
1900 1870 800, $780, 545 1900 m Sundays at o;So p H.
For SCRANTON &C 7:l5, 300 m. $40 p. IN.
II loo $50 3i5 5I5 p m. Sundays at $50 p. m.
For DRIFToN at ia a. IN. 3Aj p. ID
For TAMAQUA at 7:l6 7'40 900 m 100 $780, S4o 4;oo
For BETHLEHEM 4LaENToyN and MATcH s omgNK
$50 p. - 80 800 . 40
For EAsToN at 49, 345 9 900 M 1000 $780, a40 400
For STATIONS on HIGH BRIDGE BRANCH at 900
q. m, 400, 400 p N.
For FLEMINGToN a 7I5 9COa m 100 $780, 400 4;So
300 $50 p. IN. sundays l;3O p m
For sOMERvILLEa a. 500 7l6, 7:l5:'90O 1890 ll:l5a
500 1850 D. H. sundays at 500 m iSo 800 800 p,
For PAINFIELD q 500 10 7d 800 go 1922 lL5
ss6 100 SD sO iCsS d 1919 Pd m SUNDAYS at
O. $50 1000 iil5iio am 345 Loo 80 200
S @ 5 ia s s$S g3 iso iS sSS
$50, 900, 100 pm.
For NEWARK at 300 $40, sl5 e45 75, 1874 500 S:i5
ff i goo soS S o S 56o $50 G5 400 $50 i 500 M
6d0 6:l5 6:36 ZOO 1870, SIS, 9:00 $40. 1880 lll5.
i9ogR dS 800 SGS So e5 a. 500 6 56o O SS
? s 59E Nc 3d. S SGHnN M '
Axs RJtR ana i3T at s0
~, $780, i5O m with through parior cars on i;5O H.
For vINELAND and BRIDGEToN at l:SO pm.
NEW-JERSEY SOUTHERN DIVISION.
ETH FfF 20 NGT shE Ry ' s s1HaS m .5
p m. sundays. 900 am
River II, 10 367 25i .2Cl 97l AL ~ pa isl7 and
Sss hPdwS 7 S ias East a. prnepS
NewYcfk city In Brooklyn at NSs coGrs lis F E
Svs 1922 Atancaye IIo6oEe1, 254 WSsningto3st
hotels q T SSs5@s to destinationc q HANCOCK
a. 2' PPfBAI IDV"f n, q E. Ast iisL6eTty..
WEST SHORE ROUTE.
NETWORK WEST SHORE BUFFALO RAILWAY
Trains leave Desbrosses CoTandt and loot q "a si
For Chicago Suspension Bridge Niagara rails an" bunAo
For Newark Rochester Syracuse and Oneida $50 mi ~
Gtca Little Falls, Fort Plain. csnaoharie Port Jackson
| Amsterdam, $50, ll20 q. mi e
Albany and Catskll. -, $50 l1'20 mi 1850. - m.
Nowburg Kingston, Highland POughkeepse' 49, 0S0, ll2
| a mi $40, 49, 'sp m.
.Daily. Other trains daily except Sunday.
Buffet Parlor Cars $50 and ll:2O m. and 430 p
trains for Albany.
Parior Buffet Cars $3.50 for Syracuse ant
| Rochester.
Pullman Buffet Sleeping Cars p. train for Buffalo
and Chicago.
Tickets tables Offices OF tho com
pany Jersey city Pennsylvania Railroad station Brook
No C0urtst Annex Otnce, foot FuOD-st s3S Fulton
a., and No; DeKalbaye; NewYork CITY Nos 1862, 907
26l, $685. Ale p41 l329 broadway. No Union Square
1877 0have, No i6S East l2othst, Pennsyvania
Station loot West s2d,t ,.,,.
- htstssk
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y
FOR YOUNG MEN AND BOYS: ,.
Broad Street station PiilaueiIn
seventeen each way daily between Media ana fha
delph!a 49,. ,---,o., 81. o-.. ,i,,c All e+uJcnts
hoard in the school principal Table excellent
RO for one or Two suu'nts an
nicely and completely furnished Fixed price covers ese
expe1se books No extra charges except TOT
10 examination for admission Fifteen eXpelle9ce %
graGuates six Harvard Two iae OUT
itv Special opportunities for apt scholars to advance
S1ccia drill for dun backward boys Patrons OF
may select any studies choose the regular ngsh oclc
6c business Classical civil engineering COURSE OF parts
of dderen courses. Highgrade students not KEPT nacH
by detective Conuonei college stI.eAt o
ANY class tntOrel Young whose early educaUoh has
been ne -ect ell instructed privately 49,. - - 80 ,r-,rd
students lifted MEDIA ACADEMY are now IN llaTNaI
Yale PRINCETON University OF pennsylvania Leh3n
cite Haycrford University OF VIRGINIA. Whllams
Dickinson Institute of Technology Troy ana
MEDIA ACADEMY has physical and chemical aDGIai
tory fine gymnasium bal field flItten
volumes added 10 the library in 1855 Apparatus doubled IN
lisa graduating In commercial department INti3
year Twelve students fitted FOR college ana Hdltto IN
The ealth record Media has few parallels Mca ~
seven churches and temperance charter which prohOs tue
sale of intoxicating drinks 49,, -, aso,.. oadross chr
For illustrated circular OF MeulH ACd"o'hJ 'N'' wv
PRINCIPAL ana proprietor n au,
f'''i SWfIIiIN c. SHORTLIDGE A. b; ond "A NJ,
(HaTvard College Graduate, Media, fehh
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70 PHILADELPHIA.
To PHILADELPHIA.
fHE OLD ESTABLISHED ROUTE AND SHORT LINE
20 TRAINS EACH WAY WEEK DAYS AND ON
PHIA q IN NEW-YoRB
Express Trains leave Desbroses and Cortande

DOUBLE TRACK. THE MOST IM 4IS YEP, EI3UIT
ENT WITH ABSOLUTE SAFETY.
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ZAP BARNARD. 6. T. D., Ii d., President
For Y oung Ladies-CitY.
MRS. SALISBURY.
Nt % EAST 74thst
Corner Madison-ave1
SCHOOL FOR GIRLS.
Art Schoo.s-CitY.

Art Schoo.s-City.
AIRS. LOUISA b. CULVER will receive pupils
wi hecnnine Tuesday oct. l6, in DRAWING OIL and
" ATFReCUI0R PAINTING, STILL LIFE FLoWERS
audi NDSCAPE CHINA PAINTING and DECORAIlON
STUDIO No 80 MADISON-ANE.
References 1900, A.,
Mr. d. HUNTINGTON Mr. WILLIAM HAM, MI
JAMES HART, Mr.. A. +. BELLOWS.
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Summer BOARD Uan'eo.

COUNTRY BOARD WANTED.-By a couple
- OF German families consisting OF nine adns and seven
children place within thTeequarter hours de
of the city where other borors taken gOou taoe
requred Address stating particulars and references o
'f y A. H., 7. o. Box 1873.
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For Young Ladies-Country.

For Young Ladles-Country
DORDENTOWN, \. J.-Female College ;
ID beautifully located very healthful and thorough sd
peror Art departments for CIRCULAR &C,
' Kev Nm. c. BOWEN, A. NJ. President
GROVE HALL. 49, IT,
~ MOntfort's school for Young lades ->e"'l"'ep
Conn. Tenth year begins September 2I
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,KLAND COLLEGE,
SWITHIN C. SHORTLIDGE,S

III NYACK.ON-IH - HUDSON.
Omen on hair study summer Pupils from une 10 ma
-. ah,aIaeVoS '0"N"' " " III BANNISTER, A. NJ.
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For Bows and Young Men-Country

For Bows ana Dung men-NOunVly'
A HOME-LIKE BOARDING-S SCHOOL Tor
N Young Boys. T. KINDS, A. "a Hampstead l. -
BACKWARD and INVALID BO1S.-Ihe I'M
bdersgned an experienced physician and teacher mhes
care and instruction OF such boys specially AoeS'
DIR. WILLIAMSON Lyme conn
DOYS and YOUNG MEN privately tltted TOT
ID coleDe Conditioned rejected candidates coacnet
summer or winter stOckbridge Mass F. HUFFMAN
DORDENTOWN, n. MILITARY Institute.
ID Prepares for College Business Finely located health
mi and tIoIourh For circulars &c, address . --.,
'"' anu 'e Rev VIM. Z. BOWEN. A. NJ Principal
COTTAGE HILL SCHOOL, POUGHkEEP;;
" SIZE N Y prepares Boys for college, Sclenpne ana
Government School and Tor Business JOHN dlLEf'
Drtue tt4l
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HIGHLAND MILITARY ACADEMY.
Worcester Mass 18th year For full information ap'
NV toC r. MLTCALF A. NJ. superintendent
nENNSYIVANIA MILITARY ACADEMY,
u N"es'0A' NN' Col THEO HYATT President
PREPARATORY SCHOOL, Pnnceton,N d
strictly preparatory institution for Princeton Hal
ward Yale and Columbia Reference by special "
presdent lanes McCosh Fol circulars and Information
Ahdrnsa ]. KEMSEN BISHOP, Head Maslef.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-05-14
THE BALDWIN
BEACH HAVEN, n. j.
FIRST SEASON OPENS JUNE l9.
ARGYLE HOTEL,

Entirely new and elegant the best the Atlantic Coast
capacity 300. For particulars address
'"i' GEORGE W. KITrELLE Proprietor.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-05-14

For Both Sexes-CountrY.
CLAVERACK COLLEGE
" and HuasOn River Institute, Chverack, ~ u
S220 A YEAR
FITS for ALL COLLEGES and BUSINESS
french Art and Music specialties Botn sexes
School continues open during July and August .,.
Rev ALONZO FLACK, Ph. d., PRESIDENT
Miscellaneous.
wishing to have their
IL daughters educated in OF the fav0re winter resorts
VI 9o"'"'iH ~ NV Mr. AND NINE MANN.
No. 81 west 3-d-st., New-lOfG.