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The Osceola times., 1884-07-26
MOTHERS
FRIEND.
QUICK AND EASY TIkI.

LQUTcH AND EASY TIkk
A distinguished physician Of Mississippi
writes: every one expecting 70 bs confined
should use the Mothers Friend, for during .
long obstetric practice | have never Known =
to fail 10 produce quick ana eafe oeEvery.
A lady from one Of the counties Of hiddis
Georgia who has been acting midwife fos
many years, writes: Il have disposed OF al
the Mothers Friend you sent me, and am Dc.
lighted with Il. In every instance where y
has been used. its effects have been al that
l could ask. consider IL great blessinS.'
This remedy 10 one about which ws cannot
publish certificates. but It u . most wonees>
full liniment 70 be used after the first two or
send for our treatise on the Health and
Happiness Of woman. mailed frss. which
s"E tn n III rHsxDsInI.D Ezoul.Asoa Cos
The Osceola times., 1884-07-26

Maid of Athens.
What is the difference between this noted
Lady and Carboline the great Hair Producerl
Answer-One is Maud of Athens and the other
is made of Petroleum, and both came from
Grease.
"Rough on Tooth Ache" Ask for IL. Instant
relief. quick cure. l5c. Druggists.
The Osceola times., 1884-07-26

Pure Cod Liver Oil made from selected livers
on the ses-shore, by CAswELL, HAZARD Il Co, New
York. II is absolutely pure and sweet. Patients
who have once taken II prefer It to all Others
Physicians have decided 1t superior to any Of the
other oils in market.
Chapped Hands, Face, Pimples, and rough
Skin, cured by using JUMPER TAR SOAP. made by
CAswELL. HAZARD Il Co.. New York.
The Osceola times., 1884-07-26

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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-26
POOR SH1KESPEARE!
F:sa The Minneapolis Irto..ne'
I:oo,.o,.,, hoe hoau made IN

,:,. b"s hoen made in this State
which is certain to produce world avbor of
atlantis" and Rsgn9ros" found l9uf ion twi"c re,
the writings of FratcN , whiting could he in
leatc1, "i Jcn in another comma per cnni9 the
folded anu hiN3i h,i'yc ouinturle relation TO the
writing iuiotuIg h'"''"0 q" N
lie aiso noted in Bacon's "pe Auginf7N crtoin Sc
Chap 10 that ne wa m ~, ,'it of delivery" from
'rcts Of knowe1ss "3 ~, o"I to reserve them 10
the "capaci'ic7 OF liV ", H. i,,,ut.. MS raa pierce
sfseT,IiI ''"''''
As Mr. DonncHY Wr v "i.,' of The piav, attributed
Francis Bacon was 'c ., l, tb # tho writer
Of sacS Works cod forever aegnyc ne c ocg"rc S lf
that that thslc Wa SUyIi IL M " NJ n,u,,rly has
hc asserted ms auIo'>,lp ." I'm tho rrr,tr,i industry
AMI Pcr-c,culnce a" htS an "Sl. l', ,,,7i,,
tt,t m" Ill., n',nn, Ma. Visited IF IN, residence hy
Appleton ri"I-4i. 2,'lho i r IN III, , thoI,l hin
ih9l~u' ~ ID, t,, i,i,i NJ ,,i-u looked AT first
ted t"a h''oWl" wv ,,'!r ga ... Inn intimately
expressed lm,ct MS satisfied taa ID it W"> not cPr
written into the l,'s c\IGltt", i ny n "f hi. DE
Augment, ia is mos, man! coU~ 'c''i,c O., @
condolences and one i@l 'i"''H "| any ""'"" "
The law OF chance IN ia,I nun ,orI h., yyoILrd
Mn1,c ,;,,, ,i ~ tcrc was mo- cipher
The words OF the hdu' ,'I ' tr wv t Inc deter
mined by counting; hence the results are not matter q"
CucssWoik. hut rs demon -l7h' Us SUM l 'il'i''
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play hy the fact that vuhuo few ay' u''i q, U
ois."" Bacon" twice tcpcaicW, NNn9't~ WV, ~
roaicd. "Hwon~ sou h',''u -, , M ,',,c
tlcqucr st. Nlhl'N o' I'''' US ~ "''i N', s,,,r
the name of lucouF pl!c" cot residence. ~ ''l - '''
4. hc found the uamc " fwucN Ohrgu. ol-' nNWrh =,
EW%Tv Wi,c.C m,t g. -ccuc b. ,hcunuc William one
shor Nortc itr, one r,tca0ou of those Two nance Il"
ol attention 60 The fact mat There WINS rlur w. L
'prut "i ,,rn'n rl ol en- ,,r, o,c of Inc rlnts
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-26

PROPOSALS FOR GLOBE LANTERNS

pFroT CT ARrERIASrEWs OFFICE
NEN-NoNK tIlN sept. 10 l~Si
proposals IN ItphCatC sub CDt u,uh conditions
viii he az this Once nm II 0CpC,, noon, Octoher
d. -i NAic time ard plac they N Zee opened IN pres
der .ur furnishing ana d'Nting Al ms Depot,
ne for cItta and "a kalcs 800 globe lanterns
ANA extra "a Dbe, Tor the same The LIANT rms must be lr
rlu., urn both oil and candle ud Doe otd patei anu
the same style aud II l1pNS NlcAs anu eau
,. standard sample, whct De- seen az TINS pot
~lmul must a,cDNuany pruiO.S The "oNclunl,ht io,
sc.,c- hight all b ot % accept a- may
most Idvuuta TO the ncpaim "a. ticeieN'e W.
De- eiNru o iIrcsOi domestic pOiu t' ANA ma
rrcc AMI qua ity being IN d. ana Such perl
o. articles OF American pro non ant mShuta
ture u.nducei the Pacific cast . the extent OF tue ooh
sumption iclur,l by tho public service tler'. ,,.,,
aud Information "a q biduhf ctc VIII ue lulhls"
hv ,hI4 ice on application o., 49, ---.,-, n,
Tnsc'opc, coua ming proposals. shonid Toe MAJ sed fre
rn, M anfsrn." Be and adtrvs set tO the undctsgncL
- 49, NlNRN & HODGES.
Lieut. col. Deputy quart rua~ terGoneraL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-26
Cam 6rboois.
COLUMBIA COLLEGE LAW SCHOOL
y rAsr Anrn.sr. NEAR MAp1sON.AvE.

EAST 4QTHST. NEAR MAD1SoN.ANE
The twenty annual term OF this institution VIII
commence the FIRST MONDAY IN OCToBEh ISL
The Law school Building East 49hst between 4th an
Madison ayes north side and will continue until june 1851
The course 81 study embraces two years and Is deynel -
give f and accurate instruction in the principles aud pT"c
lice OF the law.
FOr catalogues &C, address "a above. .,
THEODORE W. DWIGHT,
RS Warden, &C.
UNIVERSITY LAW SCIIOOI.-Thc twenty
u sixth annual session Of the school begins October
next and ends June !. 1881.
course Of two years IN School rcquref for the degc"
An allow ancc more than years. made for eluFa
lent studies elsewhere ,,.,-
Tho Icctnrc Room on Tho main floor Of UNIVERSITY
BUILDING. WASlIINGTON SQUARE. anu the Library
Hall foor have lccr Thoroughly RENTED ana
LARGE additions have made 10 the collie ton ui reports hu
textbooks circulars &C. address Professor j. - ~
SELL. Professor d. r. JA0 - secretary o. lc i"V"f'
Mutual Life BulGing. ~ NaSsan-'t
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Cost nno found

I OSr BANK BOOK No. ll0552, on Dry
Dock Savings bank Any pesoa having claims RRsSs
iad book called upon to present the s-Ge TO "an.
within TEN DAYS Oi the said book will be dccla,h
,elled and exiting pushed aud new one issued Ia 1su''
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DEopoSALs roR BUILDING WING

L dams, Nc INlttn ~iNt lNoiNIt ol'hh.
NNVY b liuiNG. NrN NuEN. sept, l.. l~~i'
seal pro, us ttlpirltc e. Ice opened az a. O'clock,
go ttl dy 81 O.olrr Is Z. ar invited for no
construction of Wing dams u thr savannah River below
Au.u.tl Nn. aui IN tC AuImthu Il Nrt Hrn"a Iht pio
puss ilr works must h'-pl ate .nd me uduise
iu M .irc tho ll which th' pro-
l. lsour.c bidder propose iD' uu' ~ both o no
works. hi~ opnu specific ttioq9 instructors 10 bidders
auJ blank ior proposals may Doe obtained ~ ts ol,"
q. \. tIlLMuRl.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-26
New Publications.
DUBLISHED THIS DAY:
CABLES LATEST AND BEST NOVEL;
DOCTOR SEWER.

DOCTOR SEWER.
Ev GEORGE w CABLE. author o! "Ihc Crandis shines"
&c vol. l2mo 81 50.
pr SEWER Gecp,ns end Drolicns ans lrhton' Win an
ind,scr,a,a charm Us deep study Of human nature"
-. me critic.
"Hc has constructed romance upon the most remarkable
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oxcmphcdby the Dau1e's an the Gonooults ut'loIaF
comb nation OF the mnulet realism win the
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"In cable We recognize the Innocence Of c,c' which
marks the nmucr t' tucncss OF car which catches
tyery whisper Of The forest and every information OF the
human voice. and win Those the fire Of real genius wheel,
fuses an hc thoughts Of the artist into one LIVING entity -
Boston I,ciuser
THOMAS BEWICK AND HIS PUPILS.
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Crown. Nyo. SO 80.
The History OF the father OF modern wood cngavnr ami
tc school founded illustrated with numerous and n
tttcsunr cxa npies of HIS work.
..Alsoap EDITION DE LUKE Of which ninety copies
only arc FOR sal, hrre the remainder ~ the edition ul0
ropes having araly been dsposel o. IN England SO 90
LEISURE HOURS AMONG THE GEMS.
y, AUGUSTUS C. nAM1iV. with Illustrations in
ro.ofs vol l2mO 9 90
Aropuar WORK op the nond emerald opa AMI sapphire
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lures upon the s1btct hy Prot narin'L Of France and
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been consulted
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fiiE LADY UF 1liE LAkE.
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hHps uptttsi sls anl Gt ..us 40 co. ha,sit "a pnt
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raotui thiutR VIA ihtt Illustrations a. uii haiteait
a. 55 antique miao,u uusuie oaf s,ai 40 CO. Upp, ait
tipu
PICTURESQUE eRtronts,
Comprising statues monuments Iouut'ins columns cath
saals umbs uuNors, mo pla0os, '0Wuls eto, et vol
Oblong octave handsome Wrapper o.
JAMES X. OsGOOD \ CO., Hoston.
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Colonel @, Engineers. Bro,ct Mao, ica
AgopnSAIS FOR DREDGING

L INittu STAINS INsl>l b uIttL,,, !
ARAiN RiILplNs. NtN-lutk. ~Upt. Is 1851 y
Sci'cl proposals. n tupctr % hrop'l q a. y o,0N
noon ihc an ly October lNN invited tot dttdg.
iu Innph Ipb " and River .,rt o. ant Tor dredging
In Uourily Marsh .ia. The prop'a Is or 'arh NuiN
ue Stpaat AMI tle mloiStn ui o. ~ ciNciop uss
the for which th' plop'sN u 'H'toL unluer
may mama. ION a Nu,,s 40 ms option.
ions instructions To bdicr' amt blank form. Tor
PROPOSALS Optttlrt at tii@ or ulh tPtIh
lhout. Ulilrv I'm giucctS itrlc'ton, : &.
g \. e. LLMOHE,
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ilrOpoe
rrnMArru\ RlNnR. W.

IMPROVING ArrOMATruN RIVER Va,
u.s. lN.hIIt OiIlt
NuIuih h a. -rHt 'f "a
rcd,dpouoa'. Ia tupu, att vail he n't at ths odIla
luI moon ui D f, ia l,t lu tult iit 90 trN Utle
altr. lu tho pu,eu,c oi bidders t o't ono uudl,l
thousand Ii1uul tifU wa t. IuuIu uf fss,
u.d Co., ii,huI small quaint tt'su' nlrs lumber gtt'ri
lr. mu ing ios us ant s.u.c &C., tiD impio' ournt -
Ap.uWUtoN liN|T Virginia
~p.Du,1tuns WsitUDtous 10 hHlieS u blanks Tor pt0
o. \ itlNNAN.
Iu at r sfutt =
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For Bows and Young Ms1-Coln.ry.

For Bows ana 1Odnr mS1 -SOIl'TF.
7 TARRNT Ill DSON, y. Y,
~ STARTS MILITARY INSTITUTE
q. WlNIHROP STARR \. N. Principal.
ALEXANDER INSTITUTE, Military Board
" Jug school, White Plains, y. y iiinupa,
q. r. WILLIS. Phi u.
4 GOOD HOME SCIlOOl.-Tcrms low for
y young boys entering now. References Patrons and
others. Everything furnished
LAMBERT ACADEMY. wilton Conn
4 SCHOOL FOR BOYS under II years of
~ age number limited to 20. School grounds IL aDrcs
IT'S grai Ing to state that all who have visited
school de .dei 10 place eir under it,
GEORGE g. ABBOTT ". d, CornwaIO liu ispl Y y.
BACKWARD and INVALID BONS.-Thc UNI
the care instruction Of such boy, specty Address
Dh WILIlAMSON, Lyme Conn.
ROYS and Young MEN privately fitted for
ID college conditioned or ultdcd CtIdidnt,s coached
,mmcror winter ~tockbrldgc, Mas. FHOfFMANN.
RLACK HALL SCHOOL, Lyme. Gonna
ID family preparatory school for lew boys Thorough
inetruo lion urfui training Best Of reference gwen
CHA% q. BARTLETT Principal
DETTS MILITARY ACADEMY. STAN
ID FORD. CONN.. Prospect nm, outside tho village
vety healthy 4Bth wear b"gins Sept L. Prepares bows
College business" For particulars scni for catalogues
DORDENTOWN, n. Military Institute.
ID Prepares for College or BuanesS Finely located health
~ and thorough For circulars tCy address
Rev. Nm. Z. BOWEN, A. NJ, Principal
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1--WE OCTOBER

HNlE OCTOBER
MAGAZINE OF AMERICAN HISTORY.
PORTRAIT OF URsAMUS HOLMES MARSHALL,
ITOntispiocc.
CUHIosirIEs OF INVENTION. \ Chapter Of Amcri.
can Industrial History. By Charles Barnard. Illustrated
with Portraits and Inventions.
MONROE AND TIE KliEA LETTER Hy James
a Nh OF SECRET SERVICE HISTORY. ny Allan
Foreman.
TIN NATIONS FIRST REBELLION. Dy II q. cutler.
TRIBUTE 10 ORSAMCs HOLMES MARSHALL by
bid IIiL ROMANS COLOMBO AMERICAi H. ny NJ.
Moore
siOn-an Original Letter ifOm General Houston Contributed
by AlmOut Harncs H.. ID.
.MINOW TOPICS. NOrEs QUERIES, REPLIES. BOOK
notice..
sod by Newsdcalcrs everywhere. Terms So year or
o. cents number.
iubhcauon once 80 LAFAYErrErLACE, New. York city.
DRQPER PRIDE.
PRICE TEN CENTS.
IhE TRIBUNE. NETWORK.
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Jnslr uctlou.
For Bows and Youny Ms1-City.

MISS MILtER'S Primary Class for boys, 212
WI West 42d-st FaU term be ans OCTOBnR1
MISS WARREN. II West i7th-st.
WI Department; reopens sept. - youns ladie' uo
paImcnt sept -. Come soon as possible
MISS RANSOM. II West f2Gth-st.
WI DAY ~ HODf. FOR BOYS.
opened September rle' few seata not cnfafeo
NEISS DIr NERN Will reopen bCr school
temjcr2l.
Nj W.LYONS COLLEGIATE INSTITUTE.
VI. No Eat 22fsf. conner Hr1'lvay opens SEPT =
twenty ninth Receives l ages am prepares or GU
lego scientific school hu4tnCt -,...-..,-.
The gentlemen whose nsn.. n'N INV i"HS '0'' l"'lV
Most have lifted. hitting ioi 'ui,--EU
it,n,,, 1 Iisvtoon William Rockefeller
Iamcq NJ Farr Harvey spencer
DO n Eerr James tlcott
Vev T. : Mao Arthur II D Andrew T. Todd
Rev Andrew Oliver. ID. thd-. H iIh-h 1901. r.......
80 10 500 per anntin iituaiH q" uln''
aud Eandolphs bookstore and al lIIH'l' '''''' "
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Qnntnna NeaNem.es.

4 LIEN DODWORTHS
"A SCHOOL ron DANCING, d3 FfFrfLAVINUI.
HuON cosri or thr s'lrpl
NhltHup'n NAIlR pAN. ODf H.
4 LEX MACGREGOKS
n SCHOOL fOd DANCING ~ 1thave,
Nclpens = Art RDAN. OILS
Tor private ana 'la'' inftucton 'ce circul1r
GNEIlERS, II West lIth-St Private aud
- class lessons al hours walt taught rapidly
DEAN L. ROBI'S'S SCHOOL FOR DANCING
- RE l 723 Gh.ayc Afternoon and cyclin classes
Mondays and Thursdays send Tor circulars.
EERNANDOS DANCING ACADEMY, lG2
tisi 5jui-st Bank IuildnE. Gas, now forming Re.
opening reception, Tuesday oct IA send ipr circnlsr
MR. TRENORS ACADEMY OF DANCING
40 Broadway and B1d-st
80 YEAR NOW OPEN. send fpr circular
~ II WARD REILLl'S school for dancing
! ard department. 57S lI,tltve oppOs Windsor
flotc' r'op n Thursday oct p send for cironat
~ GEORGE DODWORIITS SCHOOL Tor
!. No and POLITE TRAINING u West 2ith.
g. a .si~t Mr. Ne1 DolwJvth ne plu - years
i,nco, ~ furlay. OctO J'r II. semi oe circular.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-26
Fl L--I---- L-I-IMIIInAnn. rrc-M NJ. 10 e-a-L
Brooklyn.

MRS. l., j. BOWEN will resume Oct /. 1851
Va h,r lessons u Muse and l.urUaFc, For Wrtho, pan
100 lora,mou.st, Brooklyn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-26

MISS IIlISiIDIM - bOalullR ana LAY CcHOOl
w for Girls 10 East 6jthgt NewIork; Will reopen
Monday sept 10Th Boys separate. Circulars APP
pin, alton
MRS. SYLYANUS REEDS
BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL FOR YOUNG LADIES
Cand Ens FIFTY thiri-st. New-York.
Circu,ars on application. Punams Scribncr's and
LOCKWOOD BOOKSTORE
MISS JAUDON'S SCHOOL for Young Ladies
WI and Little Girls 3i7 Madison.ayc. above 44th.st.
rcopcns Ilu, day october Languages taught by the
Natural Method"
DUTGERS FEMALE COLLEGE rcOpcns
II Scrtombcr n % Wcst 6jthst. Efficient corps OF
teachers Tor all departments boarding provided
=. y. BUNCIAKD, u. L. President.
ST. JOHNS o,.,ag,w ,e,.t
October !, 1874.
MRS. THEODORE IRVING. MISS l. !. HOWE.
"STERN'S SCHOOL or LANGUAGES
OF NEW-YORK CITY"
- las, itti.st. between Madison and 9Th
Circulars ready to be sent to applicants
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gneirrrilcn
For Young Ladie5--CitY.

MISS CIIISHOLMS Boarding and Day School
va for Girls 10 Eaqt 6jthst, New-York will reopen
Monday. sept 10Th. Boys caas separate Circulars
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SCHOOL ron romucAL eufN,E

Tho purpose Of this school elNc complete rOuDa
view ui ell TIE tuhlcCt both of uiTnU and ,Ntu1l public
IoN iIom the thi,o Told stand point of history, Law ami
philosophy.
Candidates Tor matTcusou VIII rrc.,ut their e,ftfh.ac4
10 The President at tie college on FRIDAY MoHNINC,
OCIJ,
Thcfr session Of each Of the above schools win begin ON
MONDAY, OtI g. at $50 a. IN.
J. a r. BARNARD. IL d, President
loth and 5oth sts Madison ami h aycs. NcWNor cav.
COLUMBIA INSTITUTE. 1OG West l2d->t..
" EDWIN lOWIERA. g. Principal. toll,gla e. CONNER
CiM aud primary dcpaitu cuts gymnasium, mltWy Oilu.
boatdcrs received Catalogues un application, Ntupcns
September "a.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-26
nrEM-YnnK scnnnI- on LANGTAGES.

"A T.
~ 1A-g-lfsj pioadTay corner .
DEPARTMENT for IoyH 1CoPcns september g.. ,fnPl- pr
patoi or mi colleges and schools Of ec nee o. r hu'l''
iIo,cs.iouaI tuists Instruction thorough and ls'ina IT,
combining fic advantage of class dtN aud liNalc illh
Ircparatar, caas boys from cot io eleven years "9
tho past three years The fituuaI'1 H ls n, i ~
toe.cd the cutntc examination lor &c.
Harvard Columbia iams and nii' coy i'E several h'
r Noon admitted rir,ctly into TIE Sophomore and Junior
tlsserq For catalogues with references io many ",u"Nn
cizcns Of York whose sons aiich' inc SCHOOL H'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-26
Gcdter5.

YOUNG LADY educated at Mount IIol-
\ yoke seminary desires apo.ton a. visiting gogeness IN
tlr city vicinity, prepared % tclch Latin, Engi-h
branches. and drawing two years experience good
Address TEACHER. Box $50. Noristown, y. J.
1 YOUNG GERMAN LADY wants few
Il scL0 Tor grammar and Conver'ati0n Terms
30 cents lesson. y. IL, 80, Tribune Uro~n Ohce LIS
Broadway.
4 YOUNG MAN. with collegiate education,
~ WISHES position as lay tutor in private family three
address H. Tribune Ofice
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-26
W THEODORE W. DWIGHT,
RI Warden, &
obstruction.
For Bows and Young Men---City.
4 LIMITED SCHOOL FOR

CLASS FOR YOUNG GENTLEMEN
and private instruction. tsUucs september ~
THOMAS RIiNI~ ASH 40 Wt'l AJll.'t
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-26

~ ing tho advantages Of private tuo2 WIN ,hg.e .
class c1upauiunsiip Thorough PREPARATION ioi Harvard
Yale and 1tIcr IoaGg cplc-c,or scientific acoo+ fVN
onl tianlng lunch an advantages Autumn term bo~n
oEPllMBLR29. Allow hondue pupils liA Nm
HOLIDAY ~ ~ IPf r..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-26

Nj 80 MNhl uAhNlOlI -NvnhlN' ,,.--,
w A. East Jet her schOp for aides and
Mssesnot under ten years ~ age 90 Inss' for adults
aerJannty Thorough preparation for college, NaminaOn-
Advanced casscsm History ~ Ant Literature Science and
Mathematics Classes IN History OF Ant and Universal Lcu
tufec0nducchy Miss Norris All tciehcrtpf English aud
Mathematics corge graduates Unusual advantages for Mod
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-26

IONUNNE|S WANIED to- Vi.itIng IossO'
II BOO lu 'i.. Irt.u ANA Ir.l'h mu.. J.'t ptulc; I'D
m la,,, D. @ .,. q. salary so go $50 u.' u1n'h
j 80 ~tnLR. tERIOHN c 'O. d li.f llth-t, y.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-07-18
HARDWARE AND METALS.

The Iron World says the Lackawanna Iron
and Coal company is quoting steel rails at
$50 per ton at the mill. This Is the lowest
price at which steel rails have ever been of
fe-el in the United States.
,AxEs-Collins, 4 dozen, 900; Gold Dollar,
r dozen, 800; Diamond Edge, q dozen, 1909;
Double Bit, 400.
sKILLETs AND LIDs-i]5c q ID; sugar ket-
TiN, PLATE-1I. C; lOxl4, 4 box, 500; I. c.
Terne, 2Ox2S q box, 1850.
TINwARE-Pieced, discount 80 Il cent;
stamped, discount 80 e cent.
SoLDER-No. |, l5c; No. 4 and y, lSc 4 ID.
DUCK HORSE CoLLARs-No. /, lZ} + dozen.
HAMEs-Two loop, 400 fsdozen; three loop,
i2j e dozen
TAcKs--ln boxes, 100 papers, go q box.
GRUB HOSP dozen, 80; railroad picks
= dozen, 500
MATTocKs-P dozen, 900.
RUBBER BELTING-Dlscount so q cent and
10 Z cent.
NAILs-3.25, rate.
SHoYELs AND SPADEs-Rowland's dis.
count 10 q cent; Ames' list, steel goods, dis
count 40 and N = cent.
HEAVY HARDwARE--Shafts, finished, 0.0C
poles, 1885, sinGletrces, wagons, select l.75
buggy, 2.2j; express, 2.5O; wagon tongues
1000; hickory axleS, 1000; holsters, 40; coup
ling poles, AS; spokes, xxx, select, 2.75
xxx, 250; sawed felloes, ~, l.7j; 2, 200,
Bowden shoes, 500 northwestern horse nails
No. 9, 600: 7, 6.25; s, 800: bar iron, &c rate
pillow steel, 7c: spring steel, Sc; cast Steel lSc
BuGGIEs-Grade Il. and spring top, 10000
10000: do. open, 7O.O0GSO.OO; do. side spring
| .op, lOO.WCGlS500; do. side bar, l00.000l30.00
do. phetons, l25.QQgl50.OO: grade A. side
spring, liOOCG2OO;OO; do. ph@tons, l5OCIo
sOOO; bump seat buggies, l75.0O(G2jl00; plat.
form springs, llO.OCgl20.00; three spring wag
ons, 90010pll5.00.
WIRE-Smooth wire No. ., sc; Nos. 10 ant
&c. 'apanned, barbed wire, &c; galvan.
Ted barbed. 10
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-07-18
GRnEERIIrS

Fairbanks reports the stock of lard In the
United States7July |, Mt l0S,0S3 tlcrccs, an in
crease Of 6,7s0 tlerces compared with June /,
and 1854 ticrces compared with a year ago.
The estimated quantity of "prime steam"
deliverable on contracts is i72,2l0 tlcrccs,
against III ,2R tlerces last month and $4,000
t'crces year ago,
CoFFEE-Rio fair, ll01l2c; prime, l2lS1I3c;
choice, l3I q9lic; Laguyra, lie; Java, 26c.
TEAs-lmperial, 45d55c; Young Hyson, 400
Soc; oolong, 10000; Japan, 60tG65c.
SUGARs-Powdered, pc: cut loaf, 0lSc;
granulated, Size; standard Al, SIC; Louisi-
choice Louisiana, &c.
MoLAssEs-Loulslana choice, 60c; prime,
&c; fair TO good, 4Oc; corr syrup, i5c; sugar
syrup, 6l0I63c; rebolled, 4JG52c.
BAGGISG-Pure Jute, ~ lbs, l0szc; q yard,
Y lbs, l0l &c; ties, l55 e bundle.
cRAcKEns@sodS <, e; Xxx, -.sC; cream,
9c; ginger snaps, &c.
SoAp-ollyS 40 z box, blue India, 4 N
bars, 40 4 box.
.CANDLEs-star, full weight, l5lIc: short,
C1EBsR-Full cream, I6c
HQPE--lOc basis; cotton rope, lSc.
WELL KETs-i00Di.25 q dozen.
box.
MEAsUREs-II bushel, iron Sound, l5O q
dozen; 2-hoop pals, 2.OO 6-hoop, 225
TuBs-3 nest, 2.25; s nest, 9.T5; No, |, 900 4
dozen; No ., 500; No. 3, 100.
WRAPPING PApER-Rag and stray, iJ675c.
PpwDER--b.OO y keg of % ihs; l2lf do, 2Ts;
W do, l.5l blasting kegs, go. Shot-drop bag,
2ONG2,l0; buck, 22Sd2.3l
PICKLEs-Chow-c chow, h-barrel, barrel, $50
2-gnllon pals, chow-chow, $50; S-gallon
pals, mixed pickles, $50; glass plnts 1856;
glass quarts, e.0O; glass y gallon, $50; glass
gallon, if5; glass hex, gallon, 7.75
COAL OfI.-ll0 degrees IRE test, In barrels,
Gle; ITO test oil In cans, 30; 80 degrees fire
test, $40 Z ease.
MACKERHI-No. barrels, l2,N; No. / u
barrels, $50; No. l4-barres, $50; No,
barrels, 100; No. 4-barrels, 200; No. | kits,
ll5; No, kits, Los; No. 3 kits, 100.
HOLLAND lERRtNG-lmpnrtcd, LOS \ keg.
CANDY-Stick, lllsc I. 10; fancy, lSd9jc.
RAISINs-LondOn layer, AZ.
CiDER-Crab apple, iOc; Missouri cider 500
y gallon; vinegar, r gallon, lND2Oc.
STARcH-Pcnrl, sc; roynl glass, ~; Bon.
ton l. u packages, &c; corn starch, LIB pack
ages, 80; G-b wood box glass, nc; s-ib paper
box glass, Gis.
LYE-Concentratcd, 2TJdiOl
JUGs-We quote: lie n gallon for glazed;
crooks, loo p gallon for glazed.
ToMAToEs-2-b standard, los; 9-io stan.
dard, Sl.2j.
DRIED PEACHKs-Unpeeled,s Sc; peeled, l7c
BACoS-Short clear sides, lie; short clear
dry salt, lo9lO>tc; hams, lSs4c; breakfast ba.
con, l3c.
kLARD-Tleroe, 90; 5O-n cans, 9ytc; 10. n
cans, l0kd; 5-b cans, lOssc; S.n
cans, lVAc.