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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1885-05-01

T. J Iali"t IA" new ulh"l-tcr"r, is
NV prepared g. make aud repair iurni-
tut" To rack furniture IN careful man
Goo uiak" aud pat NJ window shades and
Go tuN aud sell SECOND Land furniture.
lounges and spring beds constantly on
maud aud nado H. order. Old lounges
aud spring beds made ~ good a. new al
- tIitiing cost. CAL on HIM at the shop,
Ipurth street between Main and Column
his All Aiui, OF iol'bIng promptly at
tended 10
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Ar0elia saut.t itsftmsnn.
defendant

Iur rsufp srarfa oF Asssic.,
~ AatilA SAT tEH nAHfsANs I,.Ras.s, 8
To- the maine ~ the 1 aisssl state. 90
Anssilra. Nuu aud e.eh ~ wa are hereby
rrlaifra "a aplsst ~ an sesisa i,fsuslt
sasln=i Nuu w the stsste named fisinlift
% the iii.lfiut tpaft nfihs sssx,ra Judicial
l,isstist ~ The hsffilaft of Washington,
hoidinR te1uts 81 DlSuiYis, in fhaF.ss,a
county, iut ~. es,untiss ~ Asssa, the
halls and fhuFsioii, and 81 snsess tbs
complaint nic,t therein "a eoly ~ which
arf'sinIs arlss this .sifawisasi wlthin twenty
hsfa essits.itH ~ the dsf ~ ssfsiee
titet the set is'e ga yvts ~ shs~ sussmas,.
" served whhis this rssuaif. 90, N served
aat ~ ills sssuntT bul wtthin the s.ss
und Judicial tislflsf thin thlfty dassl
- y served n,i ~ .aii ti-iftsi thna ~ilhs
90 & ~ laYs 80 " seftrd ~ t,,bilcstt,s,,
lhsn thin sistt DAYS ffufs, the date ~
THE summons - iissisatsnt - default
Viii u" 'ah"n aaainst ss't sssssfsilsH to The
.fsspi ~ sslst ssssatsiaisa
whWh ssld r,tsst laini charges yea 9Th
'hu commission 70 sdalisft ~ pswtlssd,
'ifeEun, slput March tu AZ whlph set
has noi isen Hs'naansd Nv plsln,in. and
SEEKS derrss d's@ui lns ihs issaa. ~
llsltininHS ssisilnH tslessn ysa snsi
flsiniin, ADD ditpsveinent ga said
atnstis, sud foe esssis and disiiaf .snssssi.
sna general Isltsf
wune.. Jalsn q. tlest, E.,sls@,
I,a jselsa af the sald tslstfies fonst
- aud The eel ~ sali tasst, thls
aiss day ~ Apsii, A, ~ isss
% obHifs, glssk.
~ W I Hssssf-. t,epsly
| -sssa A M.ssilty Plaintiffs AslaseeSs
FIRST date Of Publication. April ~, tsss.
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NoiltE j. hereby given that ! will sell
" at Jullir aucti' u. To- the highest bid
der t"t cash. AT pak land, Mason county
" IN
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NOTICE Of APPLICATION TO pUR-
CHASE TIMBER LAND.

SsbVOS uuWV06u eNUOs
UNITED STATES DISTRICT LAND OFFICE.
OLYMPIA, WASHINGTON TERRITORY.
NOTICE is hereby given that, in COM
~ pliance with the provisions OF the
Act of Congress approved julie }. 1878. en-
titled :" An act for the sale of timber lands
in the States OF California, Oregon. Ne
vada and Washington Territory" Benja-
min f. Ruth. of Thurston county, Wash
ington Territory, has this day filed in this
office his application to purchase the N
| ). of NV = OF Sec. rs and W !, Of NV !.
of Sec. p. in Township No. 16 North,
Range No. East of the Willamette Ne
ridian.
Proof in support Of said application will
be made before Jas. w. Gregory. No
tary Public, at Olympia. Thurston county,
W. T.. May 2. 1885, at 2 o'clock, Pm.
Any and all persons claiming adversely
the said described land. or any portion
thereof. are hereby required to file their
claims in this office within sixty (60) days
from date hereof.
Given under my hand, at my office. in
Olympia, w. T., this 2lst day of February,
, A. D. 1855. JOHN f. CONVEY,
Feb. a Registsr Of the Land Office.
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PILES! PILES! PILES!
\ n RE CURE Fol Nd At LASTi
w ON NrED sIrrrR.

4 INK cuip fpt Iilind, Hleoding, Itch.
~ Ing aud iueFstsd PILES la. i,ssn dis.
cuNrtei Nv ~ Williams IAN Indian rem.
odNi. called III Williams Indian Pile
ont,neni. single tsas has cured the
worst chronic eases of ~ p4 3nyesfs stand.
ina No ono ure'i suffer hse minute.
after applying this sunderfui sonthlng
nedirinp. Lotions. Instruments and ~ies'.
iuaIirH dn unt' hatm than guod. VII.
Hams Indian Pile uiutIusnt siisstst,a the
tutnaTs. Hiisys The Intense itching tIssf.
iiruiarlN ~ night after getting VAIN, IN
bed arts ~ l0ultisr, Hisss instant 20.
ltrf end ~ prepared uni, fw Piles. Itch.
ina ~ the private parts, and fnf nothing
else
Had what tl.e Hon. ! VI, ronini,et,y
at Cleveland styz about ~ Williams liz.
disu fiU hnintsntf have u.sd @csfe@
~ Pile Cures snd n aIiuf,is u,s pleasure
a. say that have never found ANYTHING
whieh gave Such immediate and t,rftns
Hent rrliri a. iif Williams Inaiss Dint-
nrnt iuf sale ~ all druggists aud
mailed go tvs.ipi ~ tsftrp. 54s' .nd 81
FRAZIER MEDICINE tu. Peeps,
ties Gland, Ohio
fuf sale D., itola Mari Olympia, ". =.
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Iorlance ~ M urganif,llpn of u
press association - iocugn al 10y
,ho puhlsl cts generally IT the rcr
rlory Oregon. lew weeks 40.
i.i ~ - The matter. aud invited
co operation II the hrcthteh lhis sido
II the Columbia. hul the impression
seems to prevail that a separate OF
gau,gallon would bert suhSefso tho
interests ~ all concerned. A pro-
liininary meeting was hold IA tho
Oorgun,aa office. La, Monday even
inr, aui a call was ISSUED for con.
venilon to hc held "a Portland on
the inth instant Territorial jour
hAhsis should decide al once wheth-
81 they will participate IN this move
"eni. % accept the proposition Of
the hsnril, 90 meet IN Seattle ON say
The 10th instant. ~ some other date
which will sscuie united attendance
aud harmonious effort The Asso
citation 10 10 formed should he pei.
manent IA character. aud designed
~, only 10 advance the business in.
iefesla II tho craft, but promote
those amenities which long continued
labor IN the ~sms field would develop
by clu-er acqusinisnceship and IN.
ieichanga ~ views While We feel
disposed 10 prefer 9 Territorial or.
aan,sation, the proposition Of our
Oregon friends, emans,ing as Il does
ffom iFa,srnal motives, should 10.
ceive due consideration aud nm iu
m.dis,. response. rs the time for ac-
ton 10 very shoit
Tsr petit jury li=t 81 the Pierce
county Court. converting this month.
is composed entirely Of women. II
seems tbs, nj the Noveiuber term the
- male" element was exhausted,
sone women being added by the
lndgs In making up jurlos. In pro-
pairing the vcnire fur tho present
ietm the ci.fi was confined To a
supplementary lot composed wholly
~ women There seems to he some
apub, II the legality of juries thus
composed, anl tho question will he
raised when Court convenes.
THt appointment Of Hon. John
WhIisaker. oi Lane county. Oregon,
Collector II Internal Revenue for
the District 81 Oregon and Wash
lngion. is QUE which will give uni
ssfssl satisfaction To Democrats.
Mr. W vas tho hrst Governor Of
Oregon. has served a term in Con.
gfess. snd many consecutive terms
N The State Legislature. Hon. John
hobson. ths new Collector Of Gus.
toms Tor Astoria. 10 likewise q good
selection.
Tas fransrrtp Quinn IL now
mounted al short range from the
co"r'er Office. and n sanguinsry en-.
gsaemen, may he expected at any
moment II has hitherto, ssemod
TO " hang his. bu, this was proba.
bl, 10 ge, in a better position for a
fstinR iusilsde Our heart beats with
renewed activity .. we watch the
knights whs,ting their swords for
The d're conflict, Charge. courier,
charge On. Transcript. ON
" ~ nov reported that Mr. Kuhn
will probably succeed IN bis poliii-
ai aspiration aud obtain tho Office
of Collector ~ Customs, while Nj
bssch.t viii accept another place
That pays as we'll 4 81 less pol
iiical Importance.
Lu,sr" Baldwin has been sued
ny Louise Perkins for breach OF
ptom,ss Of marriage. and the dam
ssss laid at $4,000. when will
mill.onairss learn 10 lot women
siopsi
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No. 2,4l7.

n the District Court of the Second Judi
l. clal District of the Territory of Wash
lnSton, holding terms at Olympia TOR the
counties of Thurston, Mason and Cheha.
lis.
Action brought in the District Court of
the Second Judicial District of the Terri
tory of Washington, holding terms AT
Olympia for the counties of Thurston-
Mason and ChehaliS, and complaint filed
Ill the county of Thur>ton in the Office of
the clerk of the said District Court.
Mary c. G. Patten, Plaintiff,
VS..
Richard r. Patten, Defendant.
THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA,
To Richard Il. Patten, Defendant
In the name of the u nited States ofAmcr-
lea, YOU are hereby required to appear in
all action brought against You by the
abOvenamed Plaintiff III the District Court
of the Second judicial District of the
Territory of Washington holding terms at
olympia, IN Thur>tOn county, for the
counties OF Mason, Chehalis and Thurston,
and to answer the complaint filed therein
ia copy OF which accompanies this sum
mons within twenty days exclusive OF
the day OF service) after the Scrl icc Oh YOU
OF this sumnons-if served within this
county; or, ii served out OF this county,
within thirty days; or if served out of
said District, then within forty days; or it
served by publication. then within sixty
days nom date hereof, or Judgment bv de-
fault Will he taken against you according
TO the prayer of said complaint.
The above entitled action is brought To
obtain decree of this court dissol, INK
the bonds OF nlatrlinony now existing be
tween plaintiff and defendant, on the
grounds of cruel treatment and a failure
to provide for Saio plaintiff and family
for the custody of Nellie J. Patten and
Freddie q. Patten, minor children for n
division of the community property Tor a
reasonable attorneys fee; for costs and
disburSeme nts OF this action, and for gen
eral relief.
*-x Witness John =. Hoyt, ESQUIRE,
LIS. Judge of the said District Court
*--* and the seal of said Court this
It'll day of January, A. ID 1885.
K. q. O'BRIEN, Clerk.
JUDsoN, IsREAL & MANvILLE,
Plaintiffs Attorneys.
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To tho Unfortunate.
Dr.. Gibbons
DlsPENSARy,

's"s, eject, sts.sts'e ~ phiits. ~ all
f"tH.. seminal wssh"ss.. imp.,.s,t.
ui5ht l''s~'s ~ diVauts, pimplUs un the
t,,' aud iusl usuhupi ,qtu Is,sitiN0ly D..
rutUi ihU siok a;id afflicted should not
tat &" call upon btu The i'ociof has
ithNti't extensively ~ IuTula, aud i,.
-Is"t' 4 Thoroughly %" Natiou- hospitals
ihrt". obtaining . great deal 1T valuable
Information. which, be- h. conn .etont tu lun.
pat Z" ihu-' in uv'''l 81 hia services The
lhHiHt cures when HthDts fsil nv hlm
l'h ''iN1ON Nil make 80 piaTg. unIe-s
h' effect . ruT". irtsuns 1T distance m.y
"" '"''" ~ meme MI communications
sttistl, ,nuudl utisl uu see no ono tat
the lhrt"f. ~'ttd tru dollars tpf Pack.
a." 81 u''..,inr. Persons wtiling b. tho
lh"trr siii phrase stat" the uaIno at tho
iatH. thHN ksp this Advertisement INA
Charge reasonable. call az write. Al
drr>s hk ! I. uiliiiON, Huk ~ San
tfautIstl
MaN 3-th. $50 "
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summons,


' the bisiriff iauft ~ the srcond Iuii.
] rial ihsiftH ~ the tpffitsfy ~ Wash.
tuniun holding term. AZ ttlsni,sia. his the
counties ~ thufslun Masses AID the.
haiis
Action tfuuaht ~ the bislslsi tiuaft NJ
ihr ~-t4iNi juiiieisi District ~ tb. fesfi'
tulF ~ " sshinatun huisilag tsress 81
lsinita. iuf ~" s~,uhtlss ~ Jhufston,
hssnn anh ihchaii- aud eulapiaini silssi
ia thr e:uniY ~ ihuf-i on ~ The alilue ~
the oiefk ~ The saitl iii-ifi,t t'oaft
i'ttef Aiisu Ilsftmann.
ItafHftff
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1885-05-01

HV,F patience. brethren. Let not
Nuur hope 81 receiving an appoint
mout result IN disappointment. Be
tim Cheer up The country is
safe \ lh'Ito, Is AT the helm.
" lat more i we r"rh?
Il ,.i iumb hr> advanced 81
t,t th .u-and IA san Francisco.
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.u Ill-u.l.. ~ Of tie leader Of
tie rchr.hou whatever else may he
sa1.f Llm, - -hown by tho letter
Lo r-ctDily wloto Gen. Grant This
90 M Du., lngua ;e. % If the
rrny'i- nul good wishes OF all those
IN tho N.u,h who honor and respect
',snuul Grant could avail lie would
c,igG'r the dread antagonist with
Nhula be l. now contending Just as
iuumph,utN ~ he overturned the
antagonist, wiih whom he contended
- YEATS ago.
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I've ts-rss,-., sppsi.,~.",. fss U.--

W,-m~otos. April ~ The Pres
iden, to-day appointed the following
Collectors ~ lutefn,l Rr,enuo toi
u,lln. Nuufhe's. fut he Fourth dIs
uut 81 M,,sumt. ,nc David \
S3rNnl. f,sIfuri John Wh'enk
- ihe 4 sitt,i II bto tuu. wee j oil n
4 t.u~tighi euspsLicd, u Frank
Hrndi,y. fni tho District oi South
tuoltua. ,ro Ei.up VI Bmsion.
suspended llam,lion = Sheppard.
iot Tho sub district II \uginis.
uro William = Crug. .u,penlcl.
H. ais, appointed John lIub-pn 10
be Collector II Cuslntns tpl the "A
turta district 81 oregon
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Monday. the Sth day OF Mny,

is5j between the hours OF 10 o'clock A, n.
and 3o'cluck =. NJ all the real estate upon
which III" taxes for the wear 1874 have
teen lrNird ami not paid. or sufficient
Thereof To- pay all taxes penalties. inter
cst aud costs due To the county thereon
Tor said wear.
sand real estate Is assess, a To the follow
inr named persons and 1T scribed AS fol-
lows
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1885-05-01

Lucsr' Baldwin has been sued
b, Louise Pertains for breach Of
ptoiniss Of marriage. and the dam
ssss laid at $50. 900. when will
mill.onairss learn 10 lot women
slopsi
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1885-05-01

" - nov reported that Mr. Kuhn
viii probably succeed ~ bis poliii-
dai aspiration aud obtain tho Office
of Collector ~ tustoms, while Nj
bse"h.r viii accept another place
that psys I. we'll 4 81 less pol
iiical Importance.
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N,ftt'''. Va" ~ lh'
Ifesii'ut i'- luNn''"i ihs' 10
ls,.. o. iD, 800 ''''f'Ing AZ o'n'
utu'. g. l'f.'.i.. t'-'l'n'- "il
t.t ''if"" 81 I'tl.'.t.' 'lli -
80. 'h' N'' m'N' ''' i''.l'h'
Iav'efs '"l 'N'' " ''h' l".'"'
ans We" ~ '''''l ~ 'hs l""d
.lt' 'ni i''''s"'' i't.'' "r's
I''.' i'h''' n 'l' lie
..N. "'l'I'"' y
r Hf ''' 10000 l''''''h
5000 t.t '' go. ~ 'hl
p.'.'. ''.'' "' ""'.' "''
o. .H Doug" - n.l''el "a
'r'' "' q '.'' .I'' q" = All .'"'
m..i. ''''' '.'" '.' "a i'-'l' 49,
30 iN.'.' '''7 ''' h'l ''''''h
pf'' '' 5000" I''.' los mas
q th' l'i''"'.'7 - ''"Hh'd "n
IA D." 'hl ''"'"''- -
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Probate Notice.

J. T. DROWN. &C. rES r,s. ~ srs,. "a
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Amnsemenis.


A MEXICAN INSTITUTE.
fAdus t ID and y 6 5ye osixefn e2f nq Gath
Exhibition NEW INvESTIoYs, RARE fR0DUcTs.
Elevated and surface cars to entrance.
open &C 10 a. m. Adults 6Oci children l5c.
RARTLEY CAMPBELL'S 14th-st. Theatre.
~ 8r F2THTH WEEK E B,.6 s BODY DELIGHTED
EvANGNE Spectacular safesq%Hs E va
Extra Matinee Election Day-TUEsDH}, Nov g.
CASINO. , broadway and 39th-st
And Unabated Success Of !be sparkling Comic Opera
Presented with an exceptoas strou cast beautifn cos
Admission, 30 cents. Balcony a. Orchestra, Al So
r" Next Sunday evening Grand Popular Concert.
CHICKERING HALL. NEVADA.
~ MADAME NEVADA
n M c cg1S Of h a6 S GR MR
Two Grand Concerts
. sAFUF6AY 1AFTEEY6SGN, nov. 7.
Monsieur EDM6ND YERGXEI Tenor.
s siGnqr G ABB c BgtI4 R %dm,i
Monastery gsTAyE .I LEVITT o 4 o Fl@9st
Seats ~ so aud sale on Monday, at chckcrng Hall
DALY'S THEATRE. Bway and 3Oth-st
gdeG the M I r % nscdSv Boy 5e
Every evening at -. Matinoes begin at o'clock m
., a laugh in every nG"-[Iimes .
Edith Kingdom and May Irwin. Mr.
James Lewis. John ; rev, Charles
MAGISTRATE Flea O @ i6 6n o % a. YOKE snd
Hamilton Bell In the cast
Matinee to-day at O.
ELECTION DAY Tuesday SPECIAL MATINEE OF
THE MAGISTRATE
-. Children one'half price to oil m3tinees ~ ,,op,r,
LESS they will DE refused at the door.
HARRIGAN'S PARK THEATRE.
Il EDWARD HARRIGAN..-.........-.....- Proprietor
NJ W. HANLE Manager
NINTH WEEK-CONTIN UED SUCCESS.
EDWARD HARRIGAN. .................:O old LAVEN DER
OLD LANE.N DER EDWAID HARRIGAN
evening. Wednesday and saturday MatineoA
Extra matinee election day TUESDAY, NOV3.
| YCEUM THEATRE. 4tl-ave. aud 23d-st.
H STEELE MACKAlE General Manager "a Month
ID Month MINNIE MADDERN I'm spite OF All" spec
ia engagement Of Nine Selma DOlarO and Mr. Richard
Mansfield Next 10 last week.
SYMPHONY SOCIETY of York.
- WALTER DAMROSCH Conductor
UNEQUALLED ORCHl STRA NUMBERING 80
SOOisi First Rehearsal and Concert. Nov. q and
FRI. MARIANNE RKANBr Of Metropolitan Opera Co.
Subscription Tickets now at the
Metropolitan Oucra House.
NVAL,L4ACKi'S: ,,.. ,..,..w.,,..,
Every night TIL week aud saturday Matinee at2
IN HIS Pow Err
Monday next, November.
FIRST TIME N THIS THEATRE,
shcndan's Great COmcdy
THE RIVALS.
Mcssrs. KYRLE BELLEW, Join GlLBEIr GEORGE
CLARKE. WILLIAM ELTON, DANIEL Ltl.~pN; IVAN
SHIRLEY. CHARLES EDWIN, JOHN GERMON Miss
ANNIE ROBE, Nine PONISI. Miss HELEN RUSSELL
and Miss KATE BARTLETT
Making a Combination OF
UNRlNALLED iLACELLENCE
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Eeclurcs an0 Aleetings.

MARTIN LUTHER SOCIETY Celebration
VI Of The 3G5TH ANNINEISARl Of the kEfoRMA.
TON tIDREt 81. l~0j. az p. STEIN WAY HALL.
Tickets may be had Of charge at Randolph r} O.
way -cflncrs rs broadway, ana II the se.etly 5JA
Greenwich 81.
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obstruction.

1900 49, 1,o11s and Young Men-country
~.cF GROVE SCHOOL, POughkeepsle
HOII avis aIIEY A NJ. Principal PfepsIasisn Tor
Se 81 sicDiac and Government schO0s asG Tor business
S-onT LEE ACADEMY Military Boarding
j sshSoit sSsur6 excellent discipline boys prepares
ioI bnspi = Principal Of Fort Lee Academy Fort Lea
.,oVEUOLD INSTITUTE, Freehold. n. j.
year nd tI5 sTqa iG REV GVs g thAlBEs PFin
SIcuIAND MILITARY ACADEMY.
Mas, T $ot ias G2SiH9 asS i''
NEWTON n j. S,o G0Lh Lir iNS Sd ied Y Dung
sppeeay PRIMARY kngs9 eS,nm 9%nls3m bath
College pepai S water extensive grounds riding depart
IS eS oses and beautiful pei FIIsoN NJ Principal
z,50VSYLVANIA MILITARY ACADEM I,
hC,ie gp4P f T qSEi%eabe cEeHtr
1LiTARR65 .SsR COLONEL THO. HYATT President
Young Ladies-Countrv.
.pD,vG AND DAY SCHOOL FOX
RUAniS-Fine locaon excellent aGVal IIS
D,,Ssas Hiss p BANKS and Miss C. > ON
oS,% SEMINARY for girls limited mum nm
St;l I .aGrSesaG a fModESE EERTHOLF prnolp.
@SsIyING INSTITUTE r FOR dSv,r 40oH and
u AbiEs Sing Si ley. G. D. RICE, A. NJ, Principal
reasan, , Iy1, FLA. LADIES' AGA CAD ~
CT. AUO -, @ontherD Home in cry PISve1i Dy
- Envy comenIS al healthy the Continent WIN tn"I
asn coure in ~ .iS1 T. $ MUNDNY, Principal o
1T5Sing sc, &c. A""'' BOX 100. II. Augustine fia.
-,,,ropD Conn.-Niiss Aiken's Boarding
e. IA Mt NSshooi Both year, opens sep''mDor 90 '
sTr,isinS distLnestye les'AA'' :, - 7 ,lios
LUTHERAN SEMINARY for Young E,e b3G Te,T
oceus september TO- I'' Mrs. EDWIN JoliNSON.
Mainly
NE il SInsc school FOL Girls Primary Academic
p is5d SSnisgiiA MPNEY Principals
20 5000 PER YEAR.-Boardlnga, Scn3 ,sT
-, cirsiron Ala years 81 age Ut Mi -
p tDO ior Tpletai care and excellent .lains Ttun
NOR vacane es a9ii iancastorave Pmadeiphi i'
), tEn9 W WEAR Board and Tuition, young
GI7N n lhand misses Female seminary Slio'
u 4 az laG LADIES' Military Academy a dlrsSSi y 7
young men ana P9t sG6PAL SCHOOLS l4'Huohhe"' "
eor Both sexes---Country.
-,rcr FAMILY SCHOOL for children
"A SELF English French. German and Music
~ unceI dLrnsTtnant Terms moderate AguIsSi
KndergSrtt MISSES BARNARD. Garden guy, Lous SIAM
=,5TYDS' SCHOOL for both sexes founded
thiEN ~ 5o pel hail year tor board and tuition fH''
beeips september T. Rep 'i ON Proydenoe r. l.
,,ApLEWOOD INSTITUTE, ConcordX,IldnIee;,
mn Young men prepared for coeso o All en-
ssrrees cOnierTei upon Jung HoH ei"
hoa'o ile sGyf I f9f S' Yae coeso NJ Principal
DocKLAND COLLEGE, Nyack-on-the-
IL V4nason Preparatory and business for gentlemen
sduating course for ladies' twelve teachers IeAI OP
ssta Send i0r '"'@'oWSS ". H. BANINsTER- A. NJ PIin
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Genrhcr5.

TUTORS, GOVERNESSES aud TEACH
A. fRS-In every department OF ant and elrmnGi roG-
cauended fee Of charge No cilIis An S09HiEE
tsse~ Next Century Buiidinsl 81 last l1'i,s''-
PROFESSIONAL LADY teacher will give
aSa address j. Tribune ONCE
Yale graduate wishes private pupils III
a ting iof college spccalyi he1tst ttollngls' ANU
civ reference Address lAl.f. ioA a., Iuouo ~
INFRICAN AND FOREIGN TEACHERS
a ~tGfN(Y supplies Professors. Teachers Tutors Gov
tnSsses eT - NG-FU LION, % Union square
VISITING TEACHER charges 500 a
A quarter for one session week gao ion Two NO. i 5ey S'
son consists iouI hours We DI "u..n a. q" slauc'a.
u ms5hg 5r1l dr t an one music friend ~
Share TIE session unusual Pi@ oiT p1 Hdfcs
miss T. NJ MOS X, 40 Laayctie-a'e. HIo'AN H. y 4.
ENGAGEMENT wanted Nv daily gov,ncsS;
a. ssn AL fIl1c ta &GEaf MS, I 255 ve
CERMAN.-Pestalozzia method classes ana
~ pryaae Msr g sei5sT S Co.
NgUJTARYTACTICS TEACHER WANTED
w Immediately. No fec Tor rtsstiaoh - - a l4'i'
Am,rcln rchoo Bureau. West l+ths] y. 4.--
DEIYATE instruction by gradua'ee OF " Yale 4,
4 and COum recommended by the Key. bl. ~ 10 70,
Acdrss LATE HEADMa~TI.
Tribune Uptown once, l-', BROADWAY,
CCHERMERAORN'S Teachers Ascucy.--Es-
= t1hea 49, pToag y TFoyGes se'! y 'Gei c O' "
vat ISs. f1i e S iSiS 1 co. Ea.i i4ti ny
V'EACHERS WANTED. - Ladies: French
lnatiyel large class school lrt9. .,u
German fr llrge school German fl'nch ma insc fIR
ISL. FIeuch spoken aud music French, German anu
for family Gentlemen mint ~ I tUcr 400" iu- ~ i
lovs boarding school: German anu music as Islii tHoI
foi eity family. Apply Mr.. VI. j. lol -. iI'N-
ANN an and FOlcign Teachers Agency . Union square
EVANTTD NINEDIATELY.-T eachers-
w SINGING and piapO German ENGLISH music FRENCH
music: IN Il ,h; Inglish music Apply 20 .,..,
Mis- DONOVAN Teachers Euieau 3O-5@ last I9tnsu
WANTED Lead,oasfrr military dr'l also
w reDtlerqp for French. German and nsll>h.
L. MIRIAM COTRIEEE. 81 EHst l'tu-st next ~ -.
IVONlAN'S EXCHANGE TEACHERS BU-
w REAU supplies Professors Te'clers, GoFtInc sts.
Musicians &c 10 COLLEGES schools Families ana hu cues
Mrs a. u. CT ~ il~ 90 5tiaVe.