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New York Stock Exchange.

NEW YORK, Aug. 12.-The stock market to-
day was active and stroug in the forenoon with
the usual dulness in the afternoon. The up-
ward movement continued without interruption
until the close and advances were large and uni
form. The principal gains comprise. Oregon
Transcontinental "a; ST. Paul 2; Union Pa.
ciflc IL; Burlington, Rock Island, Missouri
Pacific, Wabash perferred ia each.
Governments firm.
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Afternoon Railroad Stocks.
Chicago Wheat.

CHICAGO. Aug. 12.-Wheat opened very weak
and paaicky with prices l2Ql cent lower and
varied cent in different parts of the crowd;
quickly declined l4C1lR cents more, inside prices
being ll40lls cents below.the closing figure yes
terday; it Lnen rallied ga cents with numerous
fluctuations; eased off and closed cent higher
for September; rs cents higher for December
than yesterday
Receipts, 10000 bushels; shipments 1928 900
bushels.
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Mining Stocks.

S1Ou; Bodie, S1.O0; Caledonia, B. B., Sl.90;
| Crown Point 1926; Eureka Consolidated, 800;
Gould & Curry, Sl.S0; Hale s. Norcross. s. /;
Homestake, $1,000; Horn Silver, s3.45; Iron Sill
yer &. 70: North Commonwealth, 81. IS: Ontario,
Sal 90; Phoenix Arlz., Sl.10; Sierra Nevada,
s.. 80; Suffer Creek, sl.05; Union Consolidated,
S25l
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Lnndan Grain Market.

LIVERPOOL Aug. l2-Wheat, firm: holders
offer moderately. California !. rs. 4l&d.@Td. I'D
red western winter, 1s 3iad617s.4d.
| Corn-Demand fair for shot and active for flu
lures. Spot, August, IS. 5Ad. firm; spot. 4s
! 61id, firm; October, is 7isd., firm.
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WILLIAMS AUSTRALIAN HERB PILLS.

If you are yellow, bilious, constipated
with headache, bad breath, drowsy, no ap-
petite look out, your liver is out Of order.
One box of these pills will drive all the
troubles away and make & new being of
you. Price % cents.
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Petroleum.

NEW YORK, Aug. Petroleum opened
steady; spot, CO.'S September, 92; advanced
declined, closing weak; spot, 80; September,
sos.
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NEW York, Aug. l9.-Money on call, tight
4l1lS, closed offered !.
Prime mercantile paper-506h.
Sterling exchange-Active, weak; sixty-days
bill, ASIA demand, 4.Si4.
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MARKET REPORT.

WHOLESALE BUYING PRICES.)
Retail about Is per cent higher.
Corrected Daily By the Peoples Forwarding Co.,
"A and rs Z. Second South Street.
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FOR S22.5O

You can get suit made to order from our
home made cassimeres, at John c. Cutler
g. Bro, No. 90 south, West Temple street.
opposite Grants stables.
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Chicago Live Stock.

CHICAGO. aug. l2, : Cattle-Receipts, $500;
strong beeves. 5.6odf.S0; steers. 3.31G4 10
stockers and feeders, 3.l00320; Texas cat
tie, l.2553.''5; western Texans, S3.00llS50.
Hogs-Receipts. 1900; strong: mixed, 345a
400; heavy, 3.40G1s 10; light. 3 35Gli.05.
Sheep-Receipts, ,030; steady; natives. 3OC
@5.50; westerns, 36594.50; Texans, 3.0Ul5390
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COMMERCIAL.
Bar Silver
Money Marker.

NEW YORK. Aug. la.-Bar silver, l.l2A.
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A Dro0ers' Journal cable quotes good to choice
American steers 11E0llszc. per pound esti-
mated dead weight at London. Supply liberal
demand weak
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I ElllGH VALLEY RAILROAD.
on AND AFTEH SEPTEMBER Is, 1870.
,Ins loay. stations FOOT Of Debrosses and Cortland

PASSENGER TRAINS leave foot OF Cortlandt M
Desbfossts SITS as follows;
u III. for SiatinatOn and Intermediate points ,.,.
and tEs NJ pot svl, and nrSal local points Cha
car to Lyons and Pullman car ~ SUE pension Bridge:
go a. NJ for Mauch Chunk aud intermediate pontI
II a. for L. and b Junction and intermediate poinA
Chair car to Mauch Chunk.
/ D. NJ. Tor Tunkhsnnock and intermediate, points:
Chair car to Tunkhann0ck. Connection to Heading ano
Harrisburg. - -...
p. for Emra and pr.ncilnl intermediate points.
Chair wikesbarre and Pullman sleeper TO Suspen'
sion llridge . . . ,,. . 49,. .1,.s.
so d. m Potts,iEe Mauch Chunk aud intcrmeoisss
points, Chair T., Mauch Chunk -.
$40 p. IN. for Mauch Chunk ana lntcfmcdiats pon~
Connection to Reading and HARRISBURG ,..,.
p. for Geneva, Lyons. Flmira. Rochester Bunas
and the Pullman sleeper Lyons and Suspensloe
uHidRe . An
D. m connect for all points In Mahanoy and Hsleton eos
SUNDAY TRAINS. .,.
for Mauch CHUNK, taileton and intcime19,sssss
points . .,.,...
o, m. Geneva, Lyons. Emira, Rochester. Bunaie
and he West Pullman sleeper TO Lyops and SuspsoN~
General Eastern once as Bres1waA
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WILLIAM FREILAND. Prinsip,

OWIVHT SCHOOL.
,I,A-l ass broadway corner %8dss)
n..,. s.,..ms.1 .eiecs school for boys and
y.ass soea VIC Sesfe thsrouGn and liberal
- Yaia Harvard Columbia Williams. Pfhceton' Az.
ssss q aay sehe science Law Medicine; .c.sss
Ia bsTs hon 10 % II yesrs Of ago under the dfoe'
saefEs eSsHning full infsrmasien and iettcrs from
eitisSns whose attend the school sent on
' HHKETHHn G. wMSIItktEx Ea2s Principals.
A. ~ =; ss,lsss sas e:..ss snd prSs.s suaS%.
~ iii SSS6lsetSn, John p Duncan Jay Gould: John II
ISsle9. Qe =. LASps Daniel L0rdfr Henry A. "os''''
81 -ciScuT11S OF GOOD SCHOOLS yREE; ,stat)
s.. sss: g :.I ssr ju s,S 3 is. x
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Jnsirutticn

-
For Boys and Young Men-Clty
A -Measrs WILSON KELLOGG'S SCHOOL,
IA No. 622 FlFTH.AVE.. near oOth'st ~
school Of high character preparatory 70 sny eoAess
scientific school or business GYMNASIUM umvs
CLASS FOR LITTLE BOYS
under experienced instfuctress. .
Fourteenth year begins September -.
CLASS FUE BOYe-Intermedate and .d ,a1.;sa
:h:o. ana SS. f.
ss,.. .s>ss to S.,I ny 'Ss
$50 jth.ave cor. 2OuI.st
A --BENTLEY SCHOOL. FOR BOYS: ,,s
N psspo e,o %lA q. 'SSi b. nea;
lERKELEY SCHOOL.
@ EAST l4THS7.
AUTUMN HALr-EIEvENTH YEAR-wILL BEGIN
on TUESDAY. SEPT. So
En- I'd q: Ssas II
and arnory now erecting g. IT, 20 ~ ana - "e"'
once hour. Of HeadMa:ser Registrar to II on and
ID AYNARD SCHOOL. III AND 40 WEST lc3rHsT.
- APPLICANTS EXAMINED on AND AFTER
SEPT 10. REGULATIONS BEGIN SEPT. %.
Law or Ied1a1 business High school Grammar
sc.oo and snn Rsne.mfn nda sscneS
Squipped syin%asum Nrsfy training; ~ cAr =;
The head master catalogue Parents invited to inspect
class.rOoms and gymna,i,IMm, u,zrx p1In
Call until. Sept To- 10 t. il M. p to p M
OULLEGIATE INSTITUTE
DR. J. SACHS.
NO 50 WEST 59TH.ST.
REOPENS MONDAY. SEPT 20.
r,,oRorGu PREPARATION FOR COLLEGES AND
ccIrXTtFIC SCHOOLS. CAREFUL TRAINING FOR
BUSINESS.
APPLICATIONS RECEIVED AFTER SEPT. l.
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NEW YORK CENTRAL
hudson River Railroad.
An Trains arrive ct and depart from
ARAND CENTRAL STATION
Fourth Ays. and 42d St.. Now York.
1rx ONLY RAILROAD STATION IN THE Orr -

~pAND CENTRAL STATION
Fourth Ave. and 42d St.. Now York.
Jsr ONLY RAILROAD STATION IN THE CrFH -
.,,o TEAMS IEAYE As Isl %
Ss'.se H. lS e z fsr IIMiT
1o:s SSl. A. N MS0wEsrERN DAY ExPKEss-day except
4. az SSYndsysM -SonrH SHORE vEsTIBULE LIMITED
due at Detroit at rs M. Chicago = oo y NJ "'A'
900 r. M.-FAsr WESTERN ExrREsS;EsDue chicago
cSy@aa%iDIs1 81 Il MsdS sHs AND MA
s oYs 80 ASD n ca asss a., 5;
ssB NC Bs5as sHssss
i;ss: $:s $.. g e. hiPasi
AESGSriis, ssso rs =: = g. I'd e;
TrS$,s &C. &C. 3d. sG 4 E. q sf H.
sSYHacU Isl 49, ESQ., Sa aG S'sHiso 50
notIEsfE * i ss !: s So S S'ss 80.
puFS S M ST. 20 ~ sas so m soo $780, ss
NIAGARA rALLs-1o 30. no 80 a. M. $50 s'oo $780,
sAs1 i Ga 300. III 80 M. $50. 7so. D. n.
g. 10 SO H. .,o. sa' D. H.
IS A % s!SSs ..a 4s;sssss
AJ MigHs."' c tSG AND cASAXDA!euA-'ss so.
pEFS;%,s Il I :, ~ %iA HARLEM DIVISION
B a. Ws rs a "a? IA :s
s's "a 6S aSson '"i 80
s.: 'Gs sHs sssss, baggage from
5?;s s''": ' sss and +: % MID
sS i'S3 Sss; .s.,
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Art Schools.
THE ART SCHOOLS Of tn Metropolitan Museum OF
j Art. Central ParH. reopen Crto'rt l. lSH For
infOri5S ton addr"s. .
ARTIIi'R LYMAN TrCKEENAN. Manager.
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For Both ScXes-City.

MrsicAL.
METROPOLITAN CONSERVATORY.
Bes. prl,sr Instruction IN all t'aAehca also sur.
round, pupils with superior Advantages In cH'' Work
Lecturer Concerto ard the Lsnruafc% Refined boarding
privileges for lady pupils DuclcI Buck ard Albert
It., Iar.,n, heading drpatnents Op'n, Sep; 'nbcr
Is. Pupils received n, anv time. BOOK 'ent free.
IoAND 81 EAST IITH-sT- NrwYoRK.
r oLLE,.iArE oEAMMAk SCHOOL. l., ia,.i,ai In
Lays ?STT%''iI ..d Ma9 :.* az %a ss e. y
DAy >r%" p P"rs ASn .N :n f',i Tor
'P"' ''''M MIS- r. T. WRIGHT No-r,l gradua:..
LSKii.N5,' SEMINARY on ru,nrt'rr! Pa :. NJ. open
OF" '"l rnwHHG ny ALIEN 6 r. ' rrhera
,J,HT slu.I.z s,ii60t or LAN"rA.rs 80.
ws' ~ s PAL, e';S .,,u rs. S i .1
,VnE BRYANT SCHOOL toR sTAMAEREEs.
Ds'' ''e H''' ''' Ss w ssf i:s me r. i'''
Mus.rai Instruction.
ID ANJO INSTRUCTIONS C"tao:uea mailed Full
3 rb% s t'"tn; Sss'' onn':i an,
'.adns .etrers.s ,.'2s Broadway, near +otA'ss -
az" ., sS.Ts 4! sS:s' ZOE
EssoSs u French ;,ms" and snS ;." \ ycs
so.rd s'''a g. ' f. Il! fa.t l:S.", WIN '''''' ~
Art Schools.
| Art. ~ Centr.i raI4 Iu'prn USioSsf i. isS" For
'"'0''' XhTiirK LYMAN rrcKEENAS. Manager.
Brooklyn
A -A.-TnE BHoohLlH, HEIGHTS SEMINARY:
A a 1s ;@s 10y c se%s, ,'' @
u EDrOID nEl"MrS lNSTlIvTI sa New .orN Az
u ,oohIy% mo o"s .rno" fM n boy. m T dgi
sptmcr - .,r"Ii hmDfNAN g., s. oo ~ g., rn D..
Ho%Hhi1tyT J IS SS S|St s$ii3SI GIRLS
open, srpcmh"r 81
N1Iss wmITcoMns school for young ladies' and
ui individual INSTRUCTION Circular. application by
IL GEENE> S Sc%nr lss sT ,tr,
| rapidly for college or busn'-.. send Tor cirrular
| n, NE MISSES ELY's
SCHOOL FOR ornns
40 AND -: COLUMBIA nEranrs sRooxLYv
&c T y hchy see rs3s
| and Coburs (saNony'.
Jersey City.
SrEvENs SCHOOL"
| TIE ACADEMIC DEPARTMENT OF THE STEVENS
| INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY.
River.st. between 9th and 9th su.. loboken. n. j.
| REOPENS SEPT. II, 1890.
| examinations FOL admission the 18th and 10th OF
| September.
FULL COURSES OF STUDIES PREPARATORY TO
| COLLEGES AND SCHOOLS or SCIENCE.
| PREPARATORY CLASS. s16 PER ANNUM.
ALL OTHER CLASSES $50 PEI; ANNUM.
| These terms include all the studies.
| For catalogue appi. 70 the Lbrurau Of Stevens
Institute
| For Young Ladies-County.
b Erneh and ae.nsn school for youns sd,es STUDENT:
Ia Ss sfuAkr SA9 e. seS "a the
| CATHEDRAL SCHOOL Or ST. MARY.
| ~ GARDEN CITY, l.. l.
Terms o4OO Per Chi stnas begins Sent,
~. 1910. Miss JULIA H. FARwELL. Principal
~ ELIGHTFUL HOME. NOR Prospect Park, BROOKLYN
u best educational advantages; English. music, Ian
guagcs num,rf - pupil? iit,d refer nccs exchanged
1tth.st.
drew LADIES SEMINARY. Carmel. n. Y.-Hssl,Aful
sepk is. Send Tor iastsssd circular Yin Jeiersncss
r. oLDEN HILL sEMINARY, yoR YOUNG LADIES
~ brIdgspors Conn. Miss EMILY NILSSON. PrinsjS1l
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Cearbers.


MEXICAN and foreign professors tuots
n and Of all bran hes Sc supylied 70
.rhoos AID families English French Hernah ana SPshSn
spoken MIRIAM coYRIEkE $50 5th'a'... cor |o.h-'.
A MEXICAN AND FOREIGN TEACMkRs, 80 M 49,
"A supplies Professors, Teachers Tutors ro'erhesseS'
c.. to Colleges. sehoois and camille, Apply 6 70
Mrs. 81 j. YOr Nu-Ft LION. % Union eQuAre'
HI>T TEACnIl;> American aud FS-rign suppI;ed
"A all p'ity IA" 'h'i - Lea hrI,
A,tNrItMAN II rl">.r, YEAR, r>'rrnc- In touching
"A d. .ll.., a position school % family !a~>i'.
u,thrmat,- and natural si,nccs. AGdF'>- A. b. b"\
II. -: jda'". ------
I Npy want, m>t on A College graduate" siN var" ~
L. !. r-nc. ich.n. al, and pup- v-t tnrn'n rom
nan LATIN irai"i att and hlgrr ihg'i'h Audr's'
J. NJ e. y. y. T,,u."-t nr'". y. \.
n1l>~ X JA'oT ti..,- IN and n"ar this ritv. Young
Nl i.!.'-' i,>-'> ia >"!'"'"d >i"d",,, -ie.1 Tor
SID, 4 1T Au'h"r- Air care Tra'h"i' Agency
$50 ,thaI".
nIlINID .>i"'i'n'd gentleman. superior trlrhr "'
Ii tt,,h and ,.,iuar. uuu,rri'i good d-ciJinai iNi
,,r Az. tns.h wants i"-it'"n. AdGr,s- loEI'rN ftO'
RI >,oI Nd,,r:i., la,nt A.n'v. 20 Wet lith--t
,v,tA,urr WANTED -F,r,,-cass man a. sub.master
and in.tru, In military tactics ~ military school
VIOLIN LESSONS A,ornugi and co.. ,c.cnton' M thod
,.,.ri.u Il run. T.' 81 study pursued
recognized snd Adopted hs al prominent teacher her"
a., ,,.,i ,f!r",- or ral 80 roldwai. S;udi" -.
!, tw"'n ~ and =
xUA\TIp \ nall tsachor Unmarried uath.r.atlc..
w n.,,i.,I -cirl..- cNuna.tir. PRINCIPAL. Bon +.
\orw,ik. COM.
Nv,INA<-N t.XCUNN,'F TEACHERS BUREAU tfoi
w hoh supple. professors "s hers. governesses
musicians. hou."k.rrr. Ghassrone'
nhe-s and copvi-ts 10 business FIRMS
~ Misc C. l.. WERNER aos 5th ave. Srw-Vofk CITY
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MuG.raI Instruction.
DASJO INSTR CIIONS.-t"tao-urs mailed. Full
Is nartcular. LADIES' taught pInA try. Orchestra and
chime b2n,o.. EDWARD DObsON leathlng ali tni
leading sctrtoses l.t2b EroadwAy, near 4Othst
IlASJO and GUITAR taught In twenty privA.e lessos
Is with or without the aid OF not"s. HENRY Z. DOB
BON 1910 RroaowzY between I'D aud S5d st.
ESSOSS Ia French. German and Iisaofort y ,o'n,g
for with and
bOard. NJ T.. III East l:th.rt
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Jnstrnriion.

-~~~'-"'"'i -, ,. ~. and Youne Men-Countxy.
j English studies. nathemssnsSNai na music and the
languages: fencing. uenclnk unusual facilities
complete studies Of regular cosse wear on Sept.
Athletic sports kropens 10 NV N. Y.
IL J. HOWE ALLEN. frnc'p@', S-. 800
------..r,, .-,.,,,cI ,r,,n, on n ud,on y. Y.
TRiNlurn 81 tWEs ST AIR CLARK n D.. Hector: ~
ssist"i hy five resident teachers. Boys ana s Eus
..o,ouohIy lifted for the best colleges anu ~ Id
school, or business. This rch9o
\antag, Of hahfnl oratio no c,r Of health nnnncr
and and III" exclusion OF bau vi, ry NAV with
parents loohlnG TOR , .'h'o sria Instruction In
meme sept mb'r 49, =
Sr, It GIN Ii;Y.A family school for ~ Dogs Hoo
i wear. AGdr'-,
J. {. bRi ~ IN ,,nn
wa'hn9:on i''""'" 49, wrI,s:
IN n my MT ~ IIOOL. ROSIiN, l.. l.. iaut w."
Il 9TH. announcement @! my grandaOnS !. Mono'r,,
INV f.. KINDS. y. NJ
-.-.,,,, ,,,ouI yD MILITARY ACADEMY. Worcestef
I'VE ~ hn1ins S5th wear Sept Il. Classiea' Sce"
inc. BnslnesN PrJantcty DHR,rtmeMHS Head Master.
11E ;...KSEtII Nj ,ITARY ACADEMY.
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~ oLLE01ATE SCHOOL FOR BOYS
WILLIAM MopowfLL MAtsEY. PHI D.
(Formerly Everson hsseyo -, ,
Short lessons thoroughly mastered Number OF pup's
iiniiei Rcop.ns Wednesday sept -, ls"C ns,,,me,,
cnt, Columbia. Yale Princeton Harvard Amherst
R"f'rs among others to the following patrons:
Rsv NJ Thos n Sill. Mr. Robert Macay,
Mr.. Henry Il. Barnes. Rev pr fTekn" y. "hi'e'
Mr.. fohn lie BOutlllor. MI Johh a. iMker,
Mr. Werner Van Nordcn, Dr Jorge ~ Humparey~
Mr.. John Mckesson it, Mr.. Joseph W. H"rpe'
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GLASSES FON BOYS. 20 East 54th.st.. reopen Oct
= h"s"'"' '''"'" THE MISSES GRINNELL
l. 6lST.ST. NEAR MADIsON.AvE
12;th year begins MONDAY, Sept. 2od 1890
Thorough training college scientific schools ana 6n.,
ness Primary depar mt. New and spacious bnilir'
,tructeG especially for school purposes Large and we'll
equipped gymnasium. no extra charges: Numocf VI
'''''' Principal. + s . SAG1H A. N A. H. B.
Principals examine applicant. and after sept 10TH
Catalogues ~ the School and at intiams -3dH
L EbWIN FOWLER, 4. b., NJ. D.. Vice.Prin, \. a..
SHAW. A. M.-Seno.. Prepa atory. Primary and ndrt.
gat~n Dept,. students rapidly prepared for eoiea" or
business. Gynnastc training. Military Drill R'olens
Sept. 20. Send foi catalogue.
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STEAMBOATS,.
ALBANY BOATS, PEOPLES LINE.
81 amer. Dl.l w And DEAN RI HMoND leave told
per 81 N"rih ENr' foo" anal 81 a." M. c"n'r''hH
Adir ndac. r ts sharon Spng. ,"op-rs'o"n. Thousand
Islands and Niagara FATS
Hudson River Steamer Mary Powell.
DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAYS.
Leaves D. sbrvss.s Pier IL saturdays, 10 p m
do W. Ply 80 2 NJ 90 !? oo p n.
10, tENN>Ip\'>. CORNWALL NEWBl R'rH. NEW
mANiI Eu MILTON rOtUHkEtPSiE and ron
pOtT. -------------------
-N-TKOY BOATS. City Of Troy or sara
~ -, at,- P.- - y y. foot W"-; ioth-t.. daily
,>rp >a'ura, sunday eain"r tor' he It Albany
NAT-kIlL lll'D>ON. AND CONSAtkIE.
boat, i.s" d,l!, sunday "Nc,Pt'd. from Pier %
fa, ia, at0 T.. NJ ecnn"r tinr a, Hudson win
Il L.. dit~.t :" Burlington. W
L'Al.L ElNTk LINE FOR BOSTON. NEW
/ PORT FALL EIyrR. rK",XIpt Nh: and all Last
=. ans in conn II EIIA\. PILGRIM PROV
10 SCI and OLD COLONY. ~ lrndd "rch"stra alta ned
I. ,ach y-~i tru i.Fht's r'> ,r',n"t, Pulln All
,.,hll" tntn- tw,cn Fa,. E."r and h','"n. iFANE
NIW.luEk from PIT o. y. Il lod No. loot g, Murray
a., w.,N d,v>. : 80 and u IL p sunLa'-. ; 81
H. M lNpr.,, trains with fhr"urh car. from ta EIcr
inr iio>c,i. ,Pr. Tod Whit" Mountains. e.. Sc.
l., Anna boat daily .om Brooalyn > III
jersey sty y. m
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cam 8rbools.

cam gfbools.
.InIvEmsIrY or THE CITY OF NEw.YoRK.
LAW SCHOOL.
JOHN HALL, y. D.. LII D.. Chanceor
NANNY ii Mac, RAJ Ken. DID. LID, Vicet hahcehoh
UAViD X JAQC Is. IL D., Dean OF Law faeu'|'
aee thirty session begins Oct l. 1870 ana en0'
'uI I'm course is designed to give the student o.,
L,orout preparation for the cxannat OILS fcqu'fea io
odn,sson 70 the bar -. ....u,o !. ,r and NJ Mica
eoSrsc Of annual sessions and thorough Write" -
tons required Tor oe2rtc an
sovsncc e. not more year made for previous
yovision has been limited number Of sShoar
sbie Of oOo cacn awarded At the END OF the junior
year.
SCHEDULE OF SPECIAL GLASS IE1CE Ire M'9 nd
Msiiu u,c Law Jrrl.dlctlon and prastics.
tH siaiH SP ?. M,cLEAN j. y. B.. Timin. Law.
SEPHAS DRAINERD. Esq, lnternatonal Law.
4, 4. KEDtlEi.D Esq. Restraints OIL Ies~"eh'e1'
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Respeus September 30.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1890-12-25
Annals Of IeWberly
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