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For Boys and Young Men---City.

For Boys and Young Men--City.
SCHOOL OF MINES PREPARATORY
- SCHOOL, 81 East 45thst introductory - all scientific
Colleges j. WOODBRIDGE DAVIS, G. T., PHI D. Principal
rNHE COLLEGIATE SCHOOL, No. 721
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pal English classical and primary departments Gymnl
stun. New building, complete IN us appointments The
can school wear INST begun
UNIVERSITY GRAMMAR SCHOOL, 1,1S1
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Jce Cream.

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Oceai: Steamers.
HIrIDN IINE

GUIoES l hINE; STATES MAIL STEAMERS
FOR QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL
Leaving per So y. r. foot OF King.st
s dav hp1 iP! g o. m
OREGON saturday April ~ A. m
WIcCQNsIN uesday April ~ = a. m
re- These steamers are butt Of iron Win waer.tigt
partmens and are furnished with every requisite to make
having bathr smOkngroom, drawingIoo piano and
1 each se9mer The staeoos are ali upper deck thus
iDsung those greatest of all Injuries at perfect venta
CABIN passage according stateroom $50 $50 and 500;
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OFFICE No. 20 BROADWAY. GUION co.
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y FOR LIVERPOOL AND QUEENSTOWN.
SPAIN. April l., a. N liELN Elli- Apri tIjO M
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DACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY'S
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For Japan and China
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PAUL T. GERHAIlD 3 CO.. 1T. and Pass. Agt 10 ). Vim
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nom Brooklyn Bridge Pier
TINE TABLE-TAKING EFFECT NOV. Is. 1899
| For PHILADELPHIA and TRENTON, " Bound Brook
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4p.m
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For Both Sexes-City,

A CIRCULARS OF BEST SCHOOLS
~ free parents. Please give particulars. E MIRIAM
COHRIEKk co. 81 East l1thst. Union square
t-CHOICE COLLECTION of school circulars
~ iudicOus advice parents and guardians Profes
teachers I'm art and learning
cd To colleges schools and families Reference 10 The
families OF Hon Hamilton Fish Secretary Eylts. Cyrus w
Field Nine HE5SE, SO West 2lst-st.. New York.
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Art Schoc.s-City

Mrs. LOUISA B. CULVER will receive pupils
NJ beginning Tuesday. oct. IL. in DRAWING. OIL and
WATEB.COLOR PAINTING, STILL LIFE FLOWERS
and LA NDSCAPE. CHINA FAINT y @ ana DECORATION.
STUDIO. No. 50 MADiSON.AVE.
References:
Mr. D. HUNTINGTON. MI WILLIAM HART. Nj.
JAMES HART MI A f. BELLOWS.
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Musical.

NETWORK CONSERVATORY Of MUSIC. -
~ BEAST l4THST. Third door east Of jTH.AVE
incorporated 500
SPRING TERMS COMAENCING.
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mr. AND TIIOROITCU TEACUFRS

A ABLE AND THOROUGH TEACHERS
n. Of grades eoyernesscs lecturers companion,
me- nor s until engaged to 0is
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A GENTLEMAN for French and German /;
sh % e g Ssi Apply @
A TEACHERS, Tutors GOvernesses, sup
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A MEXICAN SCHOOL INSTITUTE. estab-
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GOVERNESS OR COMPANlON.-A lady
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s2ad aEe M tTyepg Iefg!eness
Fulton TEACHERS Agency % Union Square New.York.
ladies AS RESIDENT TEACHERS.-Th
~ higher English branches mathematics aud music In
m s another oT and natua
French lady teacher another with German and needle
p s ay'S1 city, EI boarding HGssE S1
rVEACHERS WANTED.-Ladies Expert
enced Kindergartncr for Normal school French and
man German French English and music for city fmiles
French spoken, English and musc French and Engl'sh
for family French and German American French r sew
French German, drawing and music Gentlemen:
Mathematics and English Yale graduate mathematics and
classics and gsh
mathematics and military tactics West Point graduate
Many Otl superior teachers wanted for September
Apply 10 IRIS NJ J. NOUNG-FULTON, American and
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TEACITERS WANTED.-Lades French;
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city English and German rear city, S6Ot several for
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South; Music Kansas; Drawing city. VanOus others.
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For Boys and Young Men-Country.

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PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.


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Ocean Steamers

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A GENTLEMAN for French and German
salary 81 2OOi another for frcehand drawing Eng
ism; Grammar school Assistants to go West Apply
A.. LOWELL & 90. 10 Aston Place, ". Y. City.
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Miscellaneous.

MR.. PAUL ABERCROMBIE teaches ladies
WI the angular handwriting fashionable. pro.
nounced English style. Easy Lessons BY MAIL or
In person Seen after D. al 81 Fast lthst New York.
Write on circular
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ABLE AND THUKUUUH IEACHEKS
y. OF all grades tutors royernesscs lecturers companions
c. circulars OF best schools free charge those employ
" teachers nor teachers until engaged r. MIRIAM
0YRIERE& co. 81 East l1thst, Union square.
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French lady and husband tEnglishl both teachers
in New ofk purpose settling In OF the favorte winter
resorts OF outeIn Fence and VIII Dc ready next autumn to
receive limited number OF ladies' who will mud VII h
them all the comforts Of American home combined with the
sdV9nta OF foreign education. References from leading
families IN New York. Address tl June IL,
MIR and NINE. MANN, 81 West SD st., Eew.YoTk.
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Tickets be procured at Lib Pier No 9Norh
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BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.

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sleeping cas Sundays At 10 with palace sleeping
cars Newport express leaves Granu Central Depot at
arrives at Newport 1885 ParOr cars attached
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For Both Sexes-Country.
DOCKLAND COLLEGE,

IA NyaCk- On-tho- Hudson.
BOTH SEXES NO EXTRAS But MUSIC AND ART.
Private instruction for backward scholars. $3.50
catalogue. w. ii. BANNlsIEk A. NJ, Principal
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A TEACHERS, Tutors Governesses, sup
parents. FioRENcE FfTGH 81 Union square
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For Young Ladies-Country.
p0RDENTOWN, n. j. Female College
ID beautifully located; very lealtlfu and thorough
penor Music and AIT Departments circular
Rev. Nm. c. BOWEN, A. NJ, President
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gay OF NoNemher l"i :. .. Adams. doing
DuSlheSs uqder the name Of Adams N Loon.
Wiu' OF sMu city OF Dallas, couveypl ana Vs.
-lBhtu 20 me, W. II. Fiippon, OF said cltv,ns
N-s shtt, ms property and ON the nron.
III. Nl every ucrc iptlOn owned or used In
ilui ~ conducting Tie banking business mn.
uef the urm naUc of Adams ~ Leonard In.
Vluuint hls own interest end that vr Inc III .
talt OF d. j.. Leonard, deceased, cxcopt such
property as Is exempt rom execution under
the lhws OF Texas, iur the purpose of conyori .
lus ,he shne INTO money, 10 be distributed
alluug such oi hR creditors only n3 would
c9nient 70 accept their ptoportionate shors
W W. estate, ana discharge him from their
respset,Ne claiins; provided, that he shonld
not be discharged from liability to any rrndi,
TOR who does not receive MS murh ms onn.
lhlrd OF the amount du . ana claimed ip M,
iaNyoi as aNnlid claim against his estate
Notee " further given that an tho cfedi.
lnts oi said assignee cunsentinu In snrb oe
slghment must make known TO me their
Vonsont IN writing within four mopths amor
tne publication of this notice, ana Tint No
eivuitor not asserting Shall receive or taLe
any nenetlt under said assignment
w. VI. fLtPpEN, Assignee
bALlAh, TEXAS, December l. lSsiAn
persons indebted 10 :. J.. Adams ar Adams
i;eonhtu on November N, 1851, mr. hprehv NO.
nnel 10 call on me Mt myonice IL the banl,
uuillng OF Flippen, Adoue & Ia "a, ON the
soutn SIDE OF Elm street, Dallas, Iexas. md
h,nke payment; otherwise their rnper viii
lection Wi III p,,ol ool'
assignee ofs.J.Adams and Adams Leonor,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-12-30
Death of Mr.. M-n pom0,,

Mr.. William D, Powell, book-koeper
u the Dallas National bank, died yes
.erday morning at 6 o'clock, at the resi-
dence of Mr.. IL. NJ. Mcintyre, 1921 Com.
merce street, after an illness of several
months.
Mr.. Powell came to Texas about a
year ago, and since early last summer
has resided In Dallas. He was a
native of Canada, and since boy
hood had been connected with banking
institutions there, and had held high
and responsible positions in them, but
IN account of falling l. salth, was Obliged
70 relinquish his position to seek a
warmer latitude. Mr.. Powell was a
gentleman of superior attainments and
universally. popular, and his untimely
teath will be mourned by many warm
friends. lie was son of Hon. Grant
Powell, under secretary OF state of Can.
ida, and cousin of Mr.. A. II. Stuart, OF
his city. His brother, MIR. A. w. Pow.
I'll, of Kansas City, arrived here yester.
lay morning, and another brother and
MS mother will reach here this morn
ng. Mr.. Powel's remains will likely
20 taken to Canada for interment.
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rho Horseford Almanac aud Cook BooI,
nailed free on application to the Rum
iord Chemical Works, Providence, r. /.


Messrs. IT. f. McEnnis & Co., of this
lily, have received consignment of
0O,OOO,0OO bees from Mr.. VanHorn, of
hexandria, Louisiana, who intends in
'ugurating, at an early date, one Of the
most extensive apiaries in the south,
near Dallas. Mr., Nanhorn will arrive
hortly with another large invoice of
he busy hummers. He says that he
las travelled extensively over Texas and
lther states, and has discovered no point
better adapted TO tho culture and propa-
cation of tho lively little workers than
Dallas county. He is an experienced
'piarist and a practical business man.
md his opinion carries with IL weight
md responsibility. Dallas viii welcome
he acquisition with due appreciation,
Ind will extend 10 Mr.. VanHorn that
encouragement his undertaking so
,audably deserves.