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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1884-11-13
v. L YovLEa ; sox.
Arf"sxnrs lat Law.

Pre- ss4 ilts is.assses Aesrn, ssd U.sH
Com saisssoSsrs.
pees - hais susst. nsssks stss. vsru esi
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1884-11-13

A csrtsin Nsysls Judge, who had bsen
a great scamp years bsiore his accession
10 tbs bench, recognizing an old acquaint-
ssce 10 prisoner brought before lin. and
himself safe from recognition.
asked the prisoner whst bal become of
bis early eosnpsaions ia crime. The fsply
~a-. "fLey are al hanged. your honor.
ercspt you sni me
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1884-11-13

M. L. Blair, Alderman, 9th Ward.
Scanton Pa. stated Nov. 8, 's3: lie
bad used DR. Thomas FcIectric Oil
Tor rpraibs. burns, cuts. bruises, and
rhrumatlsm. Cured every time
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1884-11-13

BAD DHAgAGE cuasss much sickness.
aud tai blood asd improper action of tue
liver aud kidneys !, bad drainage 70 Tbs
human system. which BurJock Blood Bit
teis remedy.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1884-11-13

Upels solomon 9sgs wiss heal: ID
vhitsst shirt Is sometimes goi 10 dc blsek.
est wsy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-26
WITHIN G. SuORFIIDrr.

y Nr3IN AcApIaf, a,.DlA. Pr~N
ri-te.n pa. ''m lro.d at'e"l o,.lo a''i2ia3
D, O. co-.rs every r-p,-" even hoo>-, -. ~ rs
cassi.c any m' n ssau. t.2a uegc's.i. p. ",i
H. school 2, o. .. ;r t'ab - 5at .,aftI ravc d.
Wen Sd. 1nc ~. a oadtHs.e.oo'o o. ~ Isl. ns..
,' '''7 .s4 1'' ~ ,,i,I. +. r' I,t s' ,... al
vn. .ul ih'ou can t,noyd traeu'i IA a m.n. Ahl az
~. i p,oll NAV 'a"e m e e,si ,ar. l.Sia
at,rrr .oa adam ed md backward pupils IN dual
cruol c.l. Young men whose edasltl. has D.,n
n.}. cog r',..ctcd p ."t.} sp So. o. ~ itulues ~;
apt st...eu'. 10 s.v a.. la|gn sgec d.. + r aaI
.t % e.. s', s' 'ac rrs.r &s.o. ea5 Gvi any any
t51 ~ rs s,,sa a. N ct Hes a., M lre % H. Hsi
vt,d 'a er-iiy o. r,un y.'aniJ, Princeton Lei ~
m ~ ia s.ve.li Po,y,e'onic eos "Coutt.nei'
College stitcnts o. class tutorc m auy stnV aad 6d
g. nJ college '1'A'9 y pny aug oig i VA
CT p5rtaa, or u.rraor flucep haudici apes died
In 1888 IN students ed for coes and aluuel IA 1888
mcfral department Iu' .cl 81 eld uks In wilton a. the
s'ac- room- carrei'i 1n' fsru sled ~lh wardrobe uu
I'm COMM etc order &C. &C. Hudfnls Gained tnIaus houL
aud thoroughly heated by steam. Rooms or boys No
,rs i,,le ''' e WA a. a,t pa q, r
zoe eoom Al - Una, pai9 5d 20, ana ne,stc a,t are I,,'
psi.noed men wNe,s ius cs's steam launiiy bay and
other nuuic, Ample sio,nd' Tor IN email oo,pal sud
e.her s..euo -p'it+ ganiss a.. g.'r .'{py 2"i'.,t
Mt-ia Ac deny hta a the c"uNrulcnc"s and appliances
n"ce,s 90 ,,s ,e', 9I@ aga w., .'s'' .,
dyi 80 uuiahnf IL' slulsnta ~ tii' fetd'.3 muat
lea the inut Influences FOR ciuc4t W Oh V
GOO mo- ala coed manunia and acptrl surr"uudnEa Tho
s ,c,'S MSS 70 gS G's' S, 10 ' so Go
suictr bos dur soh'o n he mNas'' Motto h'a aovrn
ohn hes auin l'mp" ense oeatt. "heh pr'hh me sac
of all intoxicating di'ntu Mia J. SoNoutH ~ ht'Hth'o
fruu Hi punts Nn rtluFos lepoIs lp F'hd lhi', VA
lenu' " mia r'ad eo@us hoa' Ncw Nof' t,tt.ga,e
u,ul,ute Washington Nuoi'"n ust1Hl ,N" uld 1uo,t
nttfun IuUnd iphIN tor "a ntfurr taluh 'VoN hour
duAtan,e, thitoon Ws hss 1T M,df htHunu ot t'tinmy
whirh nrNo Co tNr school nui Two
p,uo,es ~ nov ,a.' a,ad oir,ala Meg, ,oade.y -
dtrsa tho riinotNi aud Proprietor HWtiUlN 81. HioUt
ldnur. a ~ rui \ ". 70 faa mtu ~ fhillpan thotrt
Aeairiny ADD uRtvsfd Duu@s0, N'1a Penn
CT LUkES BOARDING SCHOOL, .
~ T. ii. NJ ~ btON. rhiiu, Penn. Unusually h,Ah'm
Home influences AMI r,hi tntU 0l luurt puk.s,,
Specially tontRo preparation thNN " Nll'' - ", -
SIGLAWS rnrrAr,rory scuooL
Iwentysccuud YCu viii brsn ~uptrmhnf ~ iTf'n
Addross HENRY ". HlbLAN,
NrNh y Y.
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Neru Civilizations.
uARPER e. BROTHERS, New-York,
PUBLISH THIS DAY;
THE VOYAGE OF THE "VIVIAN" TO Tile
NORTH POLE AND BEYOND.

Adventures Of Two Youths in the open Polar sea By
THoMAsw KNOX Author of "The Boy jewellers in the
Far East" The Young Nimrois," &C. &C. WIN O"oi''
rn,,sn,sco Numerops Illustrations and Maps of the Polar
Regions. Pages 20S. SvO, cloth s. 90
The fresh interest given Polar study by the STORY
Jeanette and the work Of Lieutenant "iuoP, -, vol
$50, po has led 70 the preparation OF the present VOL
ua tits o.reciay intended for youthfui reaes' u 'u
u,hor ndulges the hope those Of mature years may
,s,ruc,ton aud amusement in its pages lie mas psuo
oh met with favor in his previous works. auu Gu
p pau -, .s.,, an array Of facts upon groundworf
y, fc,on in the same manner Tho Boy Travellers III
tho Far East"-E1tfact from Preface
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UNIVERSAL HISTORY.

INC OICst VII'V Vt -''
Nv LEOPOLD Won BANKE. Edited by g. W. NV L"
FRO Feuow and Tutor OF Kings Coueg"
Pages xvi, 49i. Svo CLOTH 81 So
We are glad that the translation has been undertaken oy "
competent All historian as g. w Prothero' Nom7'or"n
ba. over had so large grasp Ranke Of the fundamental
rl.s ~ history or has la,orel assduously 10 olson
tan,e from mass Of details The permanent elements o
buu an urocess not content with mercy following
the pr cess of National development but traces te h'
NJ human affairs After working 81 This problem
In Tho history Of Euroc especially the sIxt cnth and sew
en,enb centuries the veteran toHan resolved to devote
his declining yers to formulating his results The vaue OF
bs wors mot 10 oyorcsmated. mind trained III MS
torcal criticism and judgment practced mhStcA as
have been st 20 from the records OF the
mast history Of nak nd the active principles Of human prog
ress The result clear sketch drawn by firm hand a-d
full Of suggcstiveness -Contompo AIRY Review, London
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-26
For Young Ladles-CountrY.

A CNDEMI OF The SACRED HEART,
- Lon on ted by m" LADIES OF Tue sacred
Heart Plan Of studies the same hat pursued In all their
insi buttons Terms including tuition French ana English.
board washing book. and stationery 81 per Al.
ply - LADY SUPERIOR,
I.uIg tut
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MISS TOMMY:

A Modia.val Romance; ani In lIou'"Bot' journal
BY the Author OF "Johu Halifax Gentleman Illustrated
pages W. 2jl l2mo, cloth uniform with HaIcrs Libra
ry Edition Of Mis- Muocks Works, 90 cents Paper 20
cents
Miss Tommy is The only story Of any lcnFh 'h ms
come from ec'ormn rcnof MISE Muio for 'ro years
II uu,ot. to be medieval ron .u.e not h''an-' has
any connection W IL the Middle Ages hui because Is" tale
a. hrl,tos OF tvo most interest n- r7'h' oi advanced
,elrs TIE lon,eption original and BIS worried "nt WIN
seuar eri,. The move, Is wet wont Of rs r'a by me
5r Ic a,tl. earlier works which have lyo1 SO much
ur mi r,urcd 'suc to an many thousands oil renders m
p,Irlris - the ing ish- speaking Uo' d.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-26
For Rows md Yonnr Men-conl.r,

ALLNANpER INSTITUTE, Military board
"a ing -chOo. " hite ria.us ~ -.
At TAREl IOWN-ON-IUD>ON, NY,
N slAUto MNL.T IN, y, I,rcror,IgiG.,n.'.,
4 HuMLLIkE Bolldmp school lor Young
normal schools T. lISp-. = NJ. iic'"rstaL g. T.
\ GOOD BOARDING. school tor You,
fn"@ % ,s e','r ', . 'p , n Z" ,o ''""'
EERrlllEE GRAMMAR SCHOOL for Boys.
ia ,,1 s,ry,I.H i9','a I'9i' .,' m'rH"
i N,aESD H. od } Veil ,1 ~ i fS % ''' "'"
HErTS MILITARY ACADEMY. STAN
- inup. con on Prospect 1854. uuebe lho ,luaso
to tocsc 81 pu,o.'' f r.,,i,u,t 'ool To-, ,,,iosG,'
RACNW Alu aud lNNALlpBoYs. The AN.
d,ainu"l 900 'Nrurn''d pp n,tu und o,, uor uahc.
W. %itrIHGs""%S,. iS io. H >Sa'
KoEpENloWN, \, J.-Mihor, Institute
- Irre'g, Ton Io,rsgo, ni'e.'a n,l io,4, bo,,u
manu- ''''""" to-" EM'; ~ G i"''' g. IT.. ruo,,pa.
UONS aud YOUNG MEN privately fitted for
summer sS Sr %o SS' t"ba Es' 'i'4Sf' cache"
ROYo' SELECT FAMILY SCHOOL. Vest
a. s asS N Scuirs s"'' "'a"" N ','Gs Of roG'
HOYS' BOARDING SCHOOL. -Thro.,'s Neck.
- stchcsicr y; y thorough preparation Tor College,
apply toe To- ''''' '4 1T %aEGroE 4 's 'l' f&a
(AYUGA LAKE MILITARY ACADEMY.
MAj. W 4. FLINT. Principal
CORNWALL HEIGHTS SCHOOL-College
- prtPaniory, scientific and basincss studies ncN ymh
'1'' ''''"S u '''' ''"' 81 o. conn A. NJ. Principal.
CoraralIon' ind i''nrS y.
COTTAGE GROVE SCHOOL. Poughlkcepsie,
y by prepares boys Tot college. scientific sud Govern
JOHN M1LEY. Principal
IfKEEhOLD INSTITUTE. Freehold, ID
Il Iorty.nrst year begins sent gfn Military 'drt-Ire
tar,a iaI business Tor Princeton. Columbia Yale and liar
lev. a. q. CIIAMDERs, Principal.
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] OBEIrO ACADEMY,
NIAGARA FALLS, ONTARIO.
sEVTNAEY ToR TIFl3

sEH re a; !, F re- 1IG TIKI iE,rrs
ihs ai.ta I'm is nsautug stuaot On The c2n Ian aide
the ser tebcI and at tie oId " June.
'''''' "0'''' O. f'' ''''l' ' iL1,65Y SUPERIOR.
NJISS WILLIAMSS SCHOOL for YOUNG
MISS BULKLEY'S boarding and day school
~ for r WI Leoisa
AIRS. $. L. CADYS Boarding and Day school
, wEsr Esd iN,tli. M Soy .lIpysn c97n
MISS ANABLE'~ ENGLISH FRENCH AND
NJ GrnNAN FJAiDIN4 AND DAY SCHOOL FOR
....... YOUNG LADIES, .s.., 100,
The TfS55 ya. . ranG 5l Penn a,'' ISL
HIOEAVIAN SEMINARY FOR YOUNG
w. L\pIES BEllLEisN ,, PM .oo,,
son,.i.cia. fcltirs. send .or ,ataosucs
MISS PURVIANCE successor to Miss
"a amc roit mi oay o'i for D., Yqaas , ,aa.'
Nj be D. opened Wednesday, september H. 1854.
MISS MOTIFS ENGLISH AND FRENCH
Wa ta 2a a3t ,oa ' . i' yoai 5I, rlsaG
s,l,, 15.r,5 Cirua-. ,.1t ua,6 ao,uc,t'on'
lgl-S T.. ELIZABETH DANA Rcopcns the
VA -ENlNiiT tTWoHgi Sr0wy, NeN-Jels,y, sept 4.
Re. dent lav" frcn'I te1ch r- super Ietrh oi ygc
Ulsri ami ,uuoo u ugi.L auo french $500 per anuun
Circulars on Application.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ISLAND.
FRENCH. GrRuAN. fNGLTsH SCHOOL
Principals i{So6 amt VSuITEDE HcLpnAr
Thoroush course ~ Gaglish.
R.5psns -epicmDcil'.
NEWBURG, N.Y.-}irs. +: ): Maclde having
9g sS g Ha a1ar 5 Ap 9 BY ctSr Gat ' sep
ioTr'r IT. r. o. BoN $40
NYACK SEMINARY. Nyacl5 Ny
~ M, lIoGESr BrWuoLr
nSSl\ING INSTITUTE for Young Ladies
orj V.ssn4 Sing -inf g. y Boat advantages ia Art.
Nns.r To,,ltou luyl..h ang Modern lausuasca charge,
h''''"" 'p'"' INV. e.. y. RICE, Principal.
STAMFORD. CONN.
= Mr. AlkrNs school for io're Ladies' begins sop
RlE SEMINARY, .,,..,n,
for particulars adl,o'' Nr' 49, t'fr
- 'AMFORp. CONN. MISS Low. s9Crcasor
y g. Mia u,he,l.o,. lay aua boarding "ho"' "' YOUNG
la,oa tronooA 7oruUno' 49,
VRlNlrN ,llAldpy VIEW rrnsry
n,i,h ant rt,uth Home .,hoo for nSnns l'nr' w.
r,t od,mlase, - tho Gs'l e "n,,,s so,1t,nt6 ,,f
Ocsios 7,g,.ggo@' s f f GsgialG%" 'iNr iuopa
,ruE Nissc4 pattcns English aud classical
1 FAMILY aud nay school for Young ade' and N''''A
Mhdctown, Conn Ian term opens sept 10 l''A
tPHE sOMERVuIE SEUlNARl,--A board-
,l, rpin"rse toiutV \ ] A rauuul and heathful i1ct
s sSI M iS'pS"i 2S'fTLo E 'rvn ' 2inaSpi
TEMPLE GROVE LADIES. sEMlNARY,s
Saratoga spnnra y. Y. Cour,cs or w'Vrpoti,n WIN
,en toaol' r.. Aadra,s CHAS DJWp A. N rtoS
fI'uE christianity and Day School for Girls,
A 80 III Hishst Springfield Mass For circulars adj
d.es, the Principals, Misses FORIhk& ChAMFNFh.
VOUNG LADIES SEMINARY, Freehold, Nj.
Healthy location superior teaching AMI mnodaii9ns
AlHtyear REV fltANh ClANblahl~ - ~
For Both Sexes-CountrY.
A GOOD summer home; instruction IL de-
~ sired highest city references reasonable oharso%
LAMBERT ACADEAH, Wilton, Conn.
QUILL SEMlNARY.-A thoroughly Christian
~ school college preparatory and academic courses opeh
country moderate North Chill MOhlVo W. w L.
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PROPOSALS FOR IMPROVING RIVERS
AND TARBOE-.
TvUIp STATES Ey3lS rg OFFICE.
ARMY FTuuINe NEy.N DIRK Aug lG 1854 I

AMY HTIUN| NEW-l 0HE- AUg ID III. ]
Sealed pro- .l rUi.lte, 20 poe ned - O'Clock
noon on t- th DAY Of september $50 are invited or "a.
Cr-truct OF Jctcs 900 Cumberland sound, Georgia add
Florida and oiso for continuing WORK upon the Jcty
Brunswick iiarN0r ia.
The proposals. "a ~ the works viii De separate anis
Ind basement the envelope must indicate tie WIA nf
which The proposal offered bidder may propose ~ ons
both II the 10 his option ~peCucatllns nsllt
iieTs md blank forms for prulOuls may 9e %.
tanned AZ this Office. ~ A. GILMORE
Cn.ln.l OF En-lnners. Brevnt .Llnr-G -ncLaL u = A.
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nm AktAsT-"By thorough knowielse o. - nltnues
laws which govern the operations Of ds o. wess
All pv careful application of the uno RiYP, lies 80
LEI ted Cocoa Nj Epps has provided our as aa he.
uaVorrd which may ssf' riddles "
onT o,s lis ~ the 1adiciols nse q s11s t .lrOef
drl that may De gtAdnt tinndrs 0f ,a-
lie nalaiea are floating slouhl " ilt s,hs
~, Tiers ia Yeak pOlnL We nsy csc s bood sai
sv"ts nvto !. ~ crr.sives well forthd via puwv ~
properly aoorished smo@e ,,sT or mix ssgys Co
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Proposals.
DEOPOSALS FOR DREDGING,

DEOPOSALS FOR DREDGING.
4 ROOM 81. ARMY BUupN0.
COS. HOUSTON AID GREENE SIS, J
NEW-l Ok. Aug 81, ~
scaled proposals IN trp ATE viii De- rce "a a. t.' So
uUUi ~ O'Clock se,tcmler IA 1854, for drns
SIoal m Iuttormuk Chanie.. New York For form sb1
and other Information apply 10 this Office -
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WESLEYAN ACADEMY.

One half boat classical schools
New. Excellent facilities In Academic studies Music,
Painting In1l.ira science and Commercial studies mo
payment advance all tuition In the Prepare
tory Acplsng Courses together with board limited
amount ofwashng rent heating and all other
expenses, books ttitO1'rY lights. and small
contingencies 'or the Fall Term u twelve weeks beginning
August y. send for catalogue TO
REV @. N. STEELE, Principal,
MlDralHm Mas
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RI az g ga H TSj1 II Ttco Deputy Q " a,n
NAVY PAY Nlills.
II gTATE-sT. .NLw.YOtS Aug. II, l-:Al>
HDODnSAl.- IN DI,PI.IlA II. NEALED

u sTAIEsI. .NLw.YOfS Aug. u, l-;Al
PROPOSALS N DUPLICA l.. SEALED
and endorse on envelope Bid for supplies AdyhTlsh
Will be received TINS oAce untn - O'Clock. AnsrM IS
S-4 for following supplies o. the best ruhty 20 ~
hvefei within thirty days from date order iiee q" H
uense ~ the IVY - ' Ncw-N orb;
oars White oak stayes sr sheet IRON Steel fl 80,
Nails Lead Pine Tn, Locks. Hinges Scrn VS. Hos AItt.
Tools Harlware White cad Paints Nsrn,h. TulI nitsss
&c. Alcohol, Ola Ia low Glass. IIu-h"s bry Go's ~.
Clandcrv. Acids iosf. sc. Betu" uier hai'L- -
Manufacturers and OCULAR dealers are invited io ~.
the l.ts tn articles IcquIei which can he sen ~ @
o1lceard 10 the Navy Yard
Ihcr reserved 20 reject any y an bs tlt mp D"
bo deare q faVrous 20 the tiUYef nutut
bic su cites required iul INC ItoMDs ara ~
ful ne liver, OF the supplies Awarded
RANK f.ru. will Doe turn shed VI this once. II
Ids not property signcd md certified viii not hc co p@
a. A. GILMAN PAY Director e. IS NaiY.-
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nfrAHlMI ~ Of lhh ,ftg4Tl
WAsnlV,toV Aug ~ - =,
CEA!EO PROPOSALS viii be- IrcrlNsi,nat az
- this nnlce until H. Aus 80 1894 i.t uIb .irs
delivering Isaa zoe tho consultation W -, rifh he.
tho interior tpartmcnt tu lIng Ia hr' Arhitsgs
ulsa and srr, I'd, aiioua which may hc eeeh ~ wv
uHIru. iu tOq hul dlng, a.. ...i,e tafrria Nv
1tr tiaht to tr'vt any ot a h'' u st to ea ~, -
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"N wv '''''''' WV ~ IA. l. IuHllN, Acting ''N''ts-
pFr,antNt 90 tne t0tagt al
Warrington. 10 e., Ahf lFl A "A
SEAIFD PROPOSALS will ho ir,',l1. ii~I
- THIS pnlre uutu ~ ~ the ihuurih dN "R ,ia nss
fr utrn,shns lri,ouns and souHf m place ,n Mag
Malhio rulings hf tho trcun.tutt"n p" INA eiih ffss,
az tho Interior Department building go ~ .r,hilsef
tugs aud specln, allons, which maJ DO soon So ,.
ofso iu THIS huidina .-.,,,a dafecta Nv
he doauIud VA tho Interest OF the uUteihHoh' :" w.
served .,......t an armai "a wg
nlank forms ~ proposals and any additional .'b,e's
be obaued on Application a. Cuss ~thn.S sssrrstAIy
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NAVY PAY IHltE $500 !
20 ST'TEsr.. NEw-l ORK. Aug ~ $50, r.,
PROPOSALS IN DUPLICATE SEALED

IN y ITNNI|0 ~ UWE FITN = y tII'f' -.
| and iulorsel ora envelope IBID tor supplies 100, r
tse win be rr,oiyei AZ rms oHce until ID 9coeN W. A.
90 the folio wing supplies NJ the best quANy W =, ~
ivercd within heeu days from tho tat' ni nueI ho' "
pense ut the Naval Lab0rltory Brcuhyn N.li.ov
BUREAU OF MEDICINE AND - hnthl - a.
Hospital Furniture and Bcidiug, "a Per sc1rll.' "'
be THIS office ant no the Naval LahOr'{ 80, "a
Thertht i4 rcsrrvcl - reject ur ala brs thN mp "
be deemed advantageous tp the Government ,. ,.ilA
Twlre-puusillc sureI les required Tor ll. ttpift ~
mi delivery of the au1pl|ns awarded
Blank furns will Dee FURNISHED M ms 'N ,.,nsarSL
hWS h"' f''l''" ''s"''' ' 4 iI GILMAN.
Paw pirrrtnr 4. \ Nals
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MRS. SYLVANUS REEDS


classical studies separate class in French and English
MRS. SYLVANUS REEDS
BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL FOR YOUNG LADIES
Cand East Fifty .th,rl.st. New-YorK.
Circulars on application, Putnams soribncrs and
Iockwoods bookstores.
MADAME ROOTS
fiENCH AND ENGLISH COLLEGIATE INSTITUTE
No III MADIsON-ANE Central Park.
oe a5 l IN NV Wr ad s1P n building one
vi Earsh and French school 20 wcst c9r.st for
YOINg LADIES ard Title 81 tIo wiz Tuor"n October
to -Cnor ID, aiva2ases OF school with tn. influence Of
vi E%tGLisH. FRENCH AND GERMAN BOARDING.
70, yo, roil-, A 1c%u9a 90 \" 222 'rai,,1ive,
NGES.{grs Ieo2 D" v .dnS', os'7 .il n r
French and 9ernan by SaGn Pry ,gt '''
uo" p''' 10 hDF''' ''i' Nine a q hraAer Principal
1yTSS NORTH AND Mss BABNFS'SCllDOL
w for lcnf ltI, i'.t F, ,'I'l o., VT =, W ~ =
drcn end otrorui''os or special siudgi sni'nta com.
rf h ,a le S fcf ss s4 nation be- ''''0 "
AIRS. RAWIlNs AND MRS, SNEAD.
M SCHOOL FOR NouNp LADIES
rcorcns >catrub.r'i
MISS MARY H\HEloTT NORRIS ,.,....,
N.src-ao, I'm t,r.ofase o.t+ clp.'c' 'ar ,au s
p a,5I .,..a. , of - lftr,tlr. S,c''o oni
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Ma.i.1ati,,coieec urIHda rnu.a. al.ant'rgs g 'iol
Mrs. SALISBURY.
ecuoolf Gt 49,. .s',rii-,t
pUrGFH- FEMALE COLLEGE rcopnng
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-26
PROPOSALS FOR ARMY LAMPS, Rciec.
- 80, ~ 90 - "a. @ "a I'D, -.

DEPOT Q ARrEHMAsIF- OFFloR Houstou~t cor. Grcene(
NEw-loEK CIV Aug H. l-,L /
Sealed proposals tIiplcae, sue 10 The usual oni
tors will Dee received az tins ofce unu p O'Clock u, s
H. -e4. which time ana place they Will Dee 0eaei
IN pres bidders. for furnishing and delivering ny
Depot free II age Or cara AMI ackag's 80 Pdsa
Lamps 800 Bracket Lamps 500 RelectO- $50 BTaks ~
Wick kascrs 10000 Lamp Chmneys and 2oo' Lamp Mlc1
OF conform precisely 10 the sealed s7Wp M THIS ueios
IN. GovernWet sryss the right 10 r. ect any ~ an
proposals. accept may be most advantageous 10 ne
lcrarf A prefer will he articles ~ d5et
production and manufacture conditions ~ price and ql-
ity being equal such prefer % afilcies
Ancfic8u PRODUCTION and wanu'a iure produced on Ter
cute coa-t Ia the extent ~ the consumption required y
PUBLIC service there Blanks ard information as 10 h dly
Sc. will be furnished by this Office ou appfaoh ~.
one prop sails should De marked ffppo'a4' W
Lamps & and al 'tp- sed 20 tn an 'trslEuel
UFNRY e. HODGES, It-Coi. Deputy q ". leL.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-26
Darclns AtaDemes.

A Lien DODWORTHS
Il SCHOOL FOR DANCING. G7l FfFTTLAVESUE
closed Tor tho season.
VIII reopen SATU RDAI. OCT. IL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-26
WORCESTER ACADEMY, Worcester. Mass

" Fitch Year Buildings admirable In appointments
Thoroughly repaired and efrns1ed during past year
situation charming conditions. perfect nsrnc
ton by trained teachers tie approved methods,
Terms moderate. S2OOOO scholarship foundation Ad
dress d. W. ABERCRONBIE. A. NJ, Principal
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-26

- rWi pAHATOUN SCIOplA ..
Twenty-sccuud Yvu viii brstn ~optrmhrr lb lFF'o
AdurUHs uLNitl W .1l'l's't,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-26
1rstrnctiou
For Young Ladiss-Oitv.

JACKSON SEMINARY, 513 and do East
l2Oh.st-En gsh, French and German va
tr voung lades and children desirable location
sba3y grounds $3.50 20 $500 per year foi CH'"A'
apply 70 the seminary. beopens september 10. -----
,,ICc I T. WRFAKS, go Madison-ave.-
vi boarding and Day school Tor yours m 9i "nu e'
dren, also X kindergarten. KEOPENs Shf !. @9ti -
MISS CHISHOLM'S Boarding and Day SCHOOL
wi ~. Girls removed 10 East Ooth.sti VIII reopen
Nonday sent 10Th 1884. Boys class separate.
MISS BAILOW'S ENGLISH AND FRENCH
school for Young Ladies and Little Ours 40 a East
ood st Will Teopen on wednesday, october lst.
MRS. CRIFFITTS will reopen her ENGLISH,
wi FRENCH and German Day-school for Young ladies'
and Little Girls on Monday September 20, at4iA Madison
ave. near 4-th II.
MRS. f. JONSON and Miss'A. l.. Jones.
WI Is EAST THIRTY FIR5TST.
roartllng and Day School for Oung IadI'S
PRIMARY, Preparatory. Coli gato Departments
MRS. j. 4. GALLAHER will reopen her
vi Frcnch Protestant boarding and Day school for Young
Ialies October |. $50 Maids nave. corner 5oth-st
French education Highest STANDARD In Eugsn
aud classical studies separate class in French and English
rlttl" H0yA
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-05-01
SERI'UsLY Ill.
George uiller a. the Point OF Desii

George uller a. the Point OF Death.
The hotel at Leaman Place, of which
Geo. DIlIcr is proprietor, is closed to day
because he is at tho point Of death, tho
attending phys clans having no hope of
his recovery from an illness of which he
has suffered for five weeks Mr.. Diler
has been afflicted with dabetcs tor some
time ; II was aggraya,ea and IN addition
he contracted pneumonia from exposure
whlIr attending tho Democratic county
con, outOn in this city about five weeks
ago. llo has been confined to bis bed
ever since.
Tho news Of his plOalgAtiOn has been
received by his wide circle Of friends with
universal fegrcs. lIo was one OF tho most
prOWiuCut, active and useful citizens of
the county. In tho primo of life, about
30 years Of age, be has been proprietor of
the hotel at Leaman Place for twelve
or fifteen years. Prior to that he lived in
Wilhamstowu, though he had removed
thithur from Salisbury, where HIS family
lived and whore he was born. In addition
to his business at the hotel, which at ono
limo was one Of the most profitable rail
road stands on tho line Of the peun'a II.
r., he has carried on large operations in
horses an other livestock, in tobacco and
farming, and became possessed Of com
Portable estate, as a result of his thrift and
energy. lie was an untiring worker aud
man Of rare sagacity and libcrallty.
Mr.. Diller, az citizen and neiShbJc,
commanded the respect aud estccm Of all
who knew him for his unselish dispositions
and uufaiIing generosity. lie was son
in-'aw Of the lato Eli Rutter, and the
father Of six children, four daughters and
two sons, Of whom the elder is married
aud in business IN lut rc0urse
Mr.. Dillcr has long been one Of tho
most active, conspicuous and influential
Democrats OF the county. He served
many years rs county committeeman ran
for sheriff Oh the county ticket some years
ago, was member of the state commit
tee several times aud delegate to the
state convention in Eric in 1873. Few
BIZ or little meetings of hi1 party 10 his
roiIhbyrhOod ever failed 10 havo him as
an enthusiastic attendant, aud after tho
victory Of 1882 ho gave memorable OK
roast a. bis hotel