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. . Inpurtsnt Statement from
the Department of Justice.
Wmmmnnsmm
"it. W flutes Laws Are l‘aratuouut
bl; It. “It. lawn When Congressmen
u M A" “that Vol“! POP—Al'-
M I” no Ila-Io Witt-out Warrants-
. , Nor. 4.——The department
I 1% through Solicitor General Aid
“hating attorney general, has issued tin
M important statement as to the re
til-W having beencallsdtocer
«.lfll llltud instructions to the police am‘.
.statcuflurs in Alabama. Arkansas am
New Yak with to their conduct
WinchdcpntyU tedStntcs marshal.-
.M be In attendance at. the poliirrr
M, ,. Acting Attorney General Aldricl
ruled as follows;
M indrnctious bring their authors and
all perms attempting to carry them inn
[M within the provisionsoi Secs. 55512
mom of on. criminal statutes of on
United States, which are as iollows:
‘ The Law.
lee. m-Htweormorepsruousiuauystau
art-'ritnry coaspireto prevent by tone, in
We! threat any person from accept
”cladding any onion, trust or place oi con
flI-avuudsrthe United States or from dla
flaming any duties meteor. or to induce by
libsmsanssayoillerroi the United Statae t1
hmuystate, dietrlctor place where his do
‘S‘blllliofllceraroreqnired tohe periormed
Chintmhiminbisperson or property or
Mdhislawinl dbcbargeuithodutieeoi
nuances while engaged in the lswiul die
(:19 thoract. or to injure his property so u
“interrupt. hinder or impede him it
film oi his ofllcird dull“, each oi sucl
mahollhepunished bya tine oi not les-
“Murmur. than $5.01!), or by imprison
. meat. with or without hard labor. not less that
dun-antinuormorethausia yeamurhyhotl
lafi line and imprisonment.
Sac. Asa—Every person, whether with or
without any authority. power or proceenor pro
tended authority. power or prone. oi any state
territory or munldpalty. who olntructs bin
“I, a-aults or by bribery. solicitation at
m interiors with or prerentethesuper
vhssuidectioneroithsr otthem, or thumar
dalmhisgeucrelorspecisi deputiesoreithet
“than, in the puriormance or any duty re
oi them or either oi them. or which in
entity or either oi them may be authorised u
undhom auyroom where any suchrezietra
tint at election or mnrass oi votes, or oi mak
lhlchhgoneral or oped-l deputies or either
d thennwwhn lzlftli»'.':5i§ or attempt. m' of
Mntodo. or reiuu-s ur lic.;irl.‘llt l0 and um?
shal-
babble to instant arrest without pro-res. ant
panther! by imprisonment at not more that
anyone. or by anneal not morethanflilll
or by both snch line and imprisonment. and
shall pay the cost oi the pmuocntion.
The Law to lie Enioreed.
In view at there provisions it is not
thinght that any person or com binatiou oi
persons will seek in any way to interierv
with the marshals in the discharge oi their
dutiu. Any such interference will be rig-
Il'otlaly prosecuted. The mursbnbl and
Mr deputies me at such polling places at
manners, and not partisans, and their
Mumbli- allow no discrimination ior or
lgainutany party. Ari honest ballot and a
& count is what the law was designed to
wide, and its constitutionality has been
so strongly upheld, and the paramount
power at the iederal government so clearly
Wbythc supreme court, that it would
bills to discus that question.
Thaldea that the United States is not. as
Inch the objectoi the people'slore Iii'iil pn-
triotism so any state is utterly minchiev~
ongaltlroughlmplled in the circulars re
bred to.
Awe ulcer oi the United States who
ads to prevent illegal voting no more in-
rallhfie rights of American citizens than
dcssthe ufllccroiastate. Thelm-
”an the icderal government is a
high potter should he obliterated.
, Th Meat that Sec. will is the only
F . a“ middling the appointment at
, mm and therciore that such
. c- be made only in cities at
. inhabitants or upward. is not the
muthe lewentertained by the attorney
, armyseli.n:hassuchaviewh«::
‘ it w any attorney general
“the continent oi the law. So tar as
. I an War. the instructions given by
Attorney General Tait in blocirculur mm
* . «lilt- 4. UN. bro been continuously at:
w In. In Neutral-r be said.-
. 'I‘ait Quoted.
:s teat-m outrun-uh. “Ipselalduputiau”
is“ laminae! the mired-mot
Java ”duties-signed to theta—duties
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unionist tea.
wlnmaethe‘seme lawns-ruthen-
his“. W any dfiuty who Mbtudo
Suohamultall good citisens, irrespec-
tiveoiparty, would deplore. and the cen-
mqucoces would fall upon thoaawhosa rub
name led to such unwarranted realm
to the power cube iedersl governmentr—a
power which the a court oi the
United States has eclured paramount.
whenamemheroicongreseorpsesideutial
electoristohcvotedior.to any state law
or authority upon this subject.
I will add that this is not a partisan qucu
lion, and they are not good citizens, in my
opinion, whoseek to make item. No party
unjustly hope or dcucrvetcwinencce-
hydcilaneeorviolations oi thelswoi the
land. However that may be. our duty is
plain. The laws must be untamed. The
marshals are warned, under penalties of
the law. against any interiercuce with the
rights oi citizens, and at the sometime they
will guard and protect such rights atwbat-
ever com. .
Who lay Be Sanctioned.
Attorney Gencral Tait’s opinion referred
to by Acting Attorney General Aldrich
and adopted by him was issued Sept. 4.
1836. in contains, in addition to the pas.
urges quoted by Aldrich, the following in
regard to calling on troops and sherills'
inthkccunectioniedvisethat you andeach
of your deputia, general and “would." have a
right to to your ' ‘ in ,
ing and quelling disorder every person in the
district above fifteen years oi age. whatever
may be their occupation. whether civilians or
not. and including the militarynt all denomina-
tions. militia. soldiers. or marlin a, all oi whom
are alike boundto obey you. The (act that they
morgunined as military bodies (whether at
the state or oi the United states) under theim—
mediatecommand oi their own omcere, doe-not
in any wise unset their legal character. They
are still the pace comltatua.
Attorney General Tait says he finds au-
thority ior this construction at the law in
an opinion rendered by one oi his pmde
cessors~Atterney General Caleb Cashing—
rendered May 27, ltihl, and published in six
attorneys genernl's opinions, (p. Md.) .‘ir.
Tait anys he preiers to quote from M r.
Curbing, because it. shows that the law on
this point has been well settled ior many
years. Attorney General Tait further says
in the opinion quoted from:
i need hardly add that there can be no state
law or state oilicial in this country who has jur-
ladictton to oppose you in unchanging your
oillcial duties under the laws oi the United
States. If such interierence shall take place—
a thing not antidputcd —you are to Iii—regard it
entirely. The laws oi the United States are
supreme. and so. wnmuently. is the action oi
the officials oi the United States in oniorein:
them. There "u. as virtually you have already
been told. no ommr oi a state whom you may
not by summons embody into your own prime.
and any state pom already embodied by a
sherifl will, with such alleril, be obliged upon
your summons to become part oi a United
States pine. and obey you or your deputy act—
ing virtute ofllcii.
This is also adopted by Acting Attorney
General Aldrich.
AT NATIONAL HEADQUARTERS.
ill-age” Closing ll, Business in Order
to flat lluI-e to Vote.
NEW YORK, Nov. «i.~—The Republicnn nn~
tional and state committee headquarters
will close on Saturdny. All the clerks in
both who live at a distance will leave ior
home on Saturdny night. Chairman i' er-
ter and the others who live nt 3 distance
will probably start at the sumo time. So
will other members oi the Republican un—
tiqnnl committee who live at a distance.
Thane oi the national and state committees
who have homes near by will not. leave this
cit until Monday morning.
lie ublitmn managers are now send—
ing ontt ir final instructions overthcir
private wire. They are addresncd to the
chairman oi the state committee in each
state.
For the most part the instructions were
pretty much alike. hut. in some oi the sluice
in which the national committm takes a
larger interest than in others the instruc-
tions were more complete and covered more
oi the details. The nature at these instruc—
tions the managers refused to reveal to the
ram.
A Republican national committeeman
asserts that Harrison and Reid would have
some majority in this state. Chairman
Carter says that his figures plainly show a
majority iorthe Republican national ticket,
andthathcianotabit alarmed alarm. the
result.
Minister Egan says: “There is no doubt
in my mind that President Harrison will
be reelected. l have been cureiuliy study-
ing the situation and especially in New
York. i believe he will carry this state.
There is a tremendous undercurrent to-
ward Harrison. both on the part of hurt
nceamcuand lrish voters, andi am inlly
convinced that he will get atremendous
supportiromthelatter. MecVeagh’ssttaek
on me will do the Democrats no good. The
busintus men at the country do not want
condiucrloi thlm AI Henry Gratisn es-
pruseedit. 'Thiels not a time ior experi-
ments lat usedhssetoexporlm' These
words were uttered during a political crisis
and they apply to the present situation."
At Wis Headquarters.
Thebemouaticcempeignmausgerswers
on duty at national headquarters until 8
o'clock this morning and most at them got
back to their desks by Oo'clackin These
order
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Hullo hallwascrt dad to the
doonlestnlght. theoocnaionlbeiagarnass
meeting to ratify the Minimal Ila nomina-
tit. m the auspices nil theBuuibau
lion's Republican club. The hall wee deu-
orated with American Insular“! ltanucrs
oi the diluent organisational ‘
the halhwblch shorted thatlalmout every
line oi trade was represented.‘
Chairman Cladin introduce Mr. White-
Iuw Reid. Mr. Reid said thul he just re—
turned trout an extendedhuml through the
western part at the state. and h c made hold
to say that above the llnrlen the state is
all right tor the Republican p y.and that
ii the Republicans at this ci y would only
dos-good as theyhad in i n3 he would
guarantee that the state wol id be Repub
llcau by double the majority tendered the
party in that year. .
General Stewart L. Woodiq was called
ior and said that he believedl into what he
had seen in West. Virginia tl t that state
would give her electoral vote tor the Repub-
lican candldaten l
The German Republicans lei this city
held a mass meeting at Cooper Union last
night. The hall was crowded with enthu-
siastic German—American citl tens. and the
meeting was in every way i pronounced
success. Judge Charles Nader opened the
meeting with a short address. Just as he
' ’ 3. Whitehsw lleid flopped upon
the platiorm and the audience went wild
with enthusiasm. it one in me time be-
iore the applause subsided. M r. Reid urns
immedme introduced and ppokc briefly.
He said: ‘
“There is no important crisis in the his-
tory of the United States iln which Ger-
mans have not home a pan no crisis in
war, none in peace and tuna nermore none
in the history oi the Republican party
where they have not gone to llll‘ from.
"The German citizens haw meant to be
on the side of an honest, clan and pure
government. They are on the side oi bon-
est money. Good government. stability
and honest money can only be secured by
your votes tor Harrison. l imm- uotiliug to
say about t‘levelnnd. but nilllllt‘ anything
be has done in thc punt {our years."
Mr. Reid then brioliy npulul- on ihv three
great issues of the cztlrtpaiglll—‘imlli, rrcio
prucity and honest money—mid wns loudly
applauded when he finished.
his-Minister Charles Euler]
an address to the Republic
club at its headquarters. Ilu n‘VlEinl the
political issues and aroused liuch enthusi-
asm in the large audience prurient.
Tamils-sire Big transmutation.
The Democratic urgnnlmtiln known no
the Tammany Society of NW York gnu- u
grand manifestation oi its political nativity
last night when it stood sponsor ior the
biggest demonstration at ti o campaign.
The rally occurred in and lsmund Tam-
many hsll. and was moccasin] beyond the
most sangu.ue expecuttious. it was the
second and last demonstration oi the Turn-
manyites. The first was suwcsalul eliough
ior any ordinary political organization—t be
big ball crowded to the doors and an over-
ilow meeting on Fourteenth lilml that re-
quired eight stands oi speakers to attend
the crowd—but Tammany'nchici was not
satisfied lie wanted something better,
and but night's unique demonstration was
the result.
’i‘nnm:.u|_t ‘5 \r-llt'ivri'ul urn:
ties were cariied into plny. ll
tear speakers were rolled i-rm this tour
army, and more than enough maplllilt‘ll.
Then arrangements were mimic in get big
attmctioxrs-5ermtur Curiislq Senator (lor-
lnln and W. ll. J. Hum, l he tit-orginn
story teller—to talk inside tile bull, and a
dozen sounds were crucial inllm 'l'iu‘rd ave-
nue up Fourteenth ulcer mull aerosol L'uion
square to Filth avenue. ior which there
were plenty of good and . m-ll known
' Smith movie
to Dry Uumls
uz‘ti .4 nulli-
Llungu Volun-
speakers, Then to insure nthmimcc it
necessary the commitment our.) unit-red
every Ollim' Democratic rimming in New
York scheduled for themgm min.- poem
pound. A notice Win-twill tux story mem-
ber 01 the organization to be on linuil, and
bring on many with hint as llthillilv. The
result was a mummoth minimum: in cup-
portol Cleveland and Stenmuun, such its
hasnot been seen in New Yuri; lur many
years, and such as tuiiy jllmlilui 'i‘nm-
many's pretensions to be tho cluul political
organization oi the Nineteenth century.
The big ball Inside wan rppruprintely
decorated. Aeruusthe stage was a huge
oil painting draped in national tings.
mum by "to large medallion», in which
were the portraits oi Clerc-loud and rum-en-
eon, stood the liguru of an LAIlfllI in war
paintand leathers. Tammany} cnirils'tn
stood in the ion-groundoi a iilr lamiwspc.
At his icet crouched a tiger, the hunt and
shoulders oi which peered Irutn the mo
dallion having Stevenson’s cu uterielt pro
allitment. On either side oi the two we
delllona were painted rod Against
these the wares dashed wille , as it trying
to reach the two angles pet-c led upon the
rocks above, holding in their: claws the us-
netioual shield and motto. Joseph A.
O'Donohuc preshlad. A letter trout Sen-
ator German was read, ngnrttiug his in-
ability to attend the Iueetiug. senator
oi inuisisuu. was the tint apeaker.
wgs iollowed by Senator Carlisie, who
wasln turn iollowed by lil. W. H. J.
Ham.the6oorgia humorouslstory telling
orator." lie kept the hall in an uproar.
mum's I‘d r.
Smcusu. N. Y., Net. 4.4 .. v ,. ythe
largest audience at then “14va-
dru-edbySenaturDavldB. uiflultheAI-
very out were allv with human
beluga irutn floortorooi.a11« ootanlnch
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where. negation“ throughtha
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mega t greeting.
Senator lilluddnsaed
umphsi march. and as he
stage he nerirrd a
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The Champion win Fight no
More Till Next September.
MBWAITBTOPAOBIITOHEL
no lugllshmau Insult-d m. ones. and
Ila Wants to Bet rWhuek at I“. II
the Word WWI Won't last
Jacks-a. Though. I! litehell been...
Nlrw You,Nuv.4.—~lstst ulght.ln the
presenoeoi a numb" of newspaper men
and well known sportsmen.Champion Jim
Corbett settled the question whether any
thing would induce him to abandon his
theatrical engagements and fight within r
specified time. Corbett absolute! y declare
that he would not enter the ring again tor
a year.
He said this while in his dressing room
at the lamAveuue Academy. Williams-
burg. where he made an appearance in his
new play. The house was fairly well tilled.
Corbett blocking remarkably well, and is
not soatout “reported. William H. Brady,
his manager, says that Jim has done a
tremendous busineu since be it" the mo-
tropolin Regarding the many reports
about what he contemplated doing in the
lighting line in the inture. Corbett waved
his hand imperiously and said in a bold
voice: -
“Say, iellowu, i won’t tight Charley
Mitchell until next September. As i have
repeatedly said. i want to light this iellow
above all others on account oi an old score.
i won’t light anybody, however. beiore next
tall. and all the wasting and jollying irom
now until Christmas won't alter my de-
termination. I don't see why i should fight
anyway. i am making lots oi money, coin
lug ore-r0311!” week. By saying that i
will fight Mitchell next September, 1 do so
with a loss of $2.34“), lit-cause my contracts
run until November.
Has a Scheme on “and.
“Anyway. l have u scheme on hand
whereby I can make over (50.000 at the
World'si‘:tiri|x(‘l1ic:t;.:o. l have arranged
with certain parties, and a building will
soon be erected where boxing exhibitions,
pt which I will be the feature. can be held.
"i can't make out these stories that I had
promise-d certain portion that i would fight
beiore this club and that club. 1 have;
made such promises to any one. i will con-
test before the club that odors the largm
purse. and play no lavnrites."
At this point Judge Newton, who was
present on behali oi the (Janey Island club.
broke in by asking, "Are you certain thfl
you won't light before next September!”
The champion nodded his head in then}
ilrmatiro.
“Well." continual Judge Newton. "the
Currey inland club will set the ball rolling
by Olin-ring a $5.11!) purse ior you and
Mitchell. llow does that strike you!"
“First rate,“ quickly retortcd both him-
sger Brady and Corbett. "i am willing to
light," argued Corbett. "and will meet the
champion oi England or Australia, ii there
exist such titles. 1 would like to fight he
lore tin.- Cuncy Islnml club boiler than I
would any other organization."
“Why don't you light Jackson again?"
asked some one.
"Why don‘t it" replied the (‘nliiorniun
“Brennan 1 don't think he is entitled to
meet me beiore Mitchell. Let him bottle
with Goddnnluml sm- ii he can lick him.
They iought a draw. audit in only proper
ior them to find out who is the better men
at the two.”
"But I Might Get Llckod."
When Corbett was asked why he didn't
want tocntor the ring ngniu beiure nest
year. Jim replied very sharply:
“Why should I when i am doing well in
my present m‘cupntion.’ I can show you
hank books and notes as vouchers ior this
assertion."
"But look, Jim." said a listener. “think
oi the honor and glory you can attain by
lighting. it you win you can make a ior
tune."
"But lmigbt get licked." said Corbett
with u taint smile. “And then where
would i be! ldon't say that l'm invinel
blc. Some people think that Mitchell won’t
fight and that his hands are sure. This Is
all rot. l’m certain that hewlll meet me.
But i will stipulate certain conditions.
"i won’t fight him unless he puts up a
310.1!» side bet. Sullivan mademe do this, '
and the Englishman into better than i em.
And, what's more, when you come to think
oi it. i am perfectly right innot contesting
again iora year. Did not Sullivan travel
with his theatrical company two years alter
he taught?"
“All rlght.”eald Judge Newtonat this
moment. “The Gooey island club will he
patiently satin-tied to wait until next Sep
tember it you have made up your mind not
toconwstbeiore then. And you can de
pend upon it that our club will treat you
right. and make a big play ior your m-
Ital." The time ior Corbett to appeari-
enscthsdarrirsd and the champion ex-
cuurd himself.
my Will happen closers-d.
lttxosroa. N. in. Nov. Qr‘h'flii‘ ii. if.
Kenny, oi Sanitation. heretoiure e promt
neat and ardent Republican, publishes a
letter announcing his withdrawal truth the
councilaoi the Republican party and his
intention to vote and support Cleveland
urea aad Vessels last.
St. John's. it. 1.. Nov. 4.--Purlous
have caused
the loss at two eel-Wm with her
steweiiourmeu. Threaothers, with m.
ntteen men, are also raising.
law 'as‘h's use Ian Madras.
Discourses, For. t. —-.tarige m
atthssaprsmr court, has appointed the
min Trust company porcine-t
other: hall reads in thbltlla.
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PlIIlE llllilll HISIIP.
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One thousand lbs of lobsters for
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Orders called for and delivered.
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will relieve when all else tulle. ‘
Smsorrun. MAM. March 1
W. J. Nuwoouklmar Hir. ih've flea-5a
terribly with acompllcatmn oi dioceses; two
doctors told us they could do nothing ior me,
that I would never be any better. i had a
3n crltleni heart trouble, so bad that l was
verul times almost given up to tile indigo.-
tion and cantor were at the same time doing
its destructive work;l was in a very bad eon-
dltioa. or stomach was so weak and irritated
it «cold not retain the simplest loud. lmeror»
told me the lining-oi my Immerb wu mm-
pie} ly ruined. i re mnsulud the bent phy-
liskes an every-day (covariance of an
old-time luxury. Pure and wholesome.
Prepared with scrupulous (are. flight!
award at all Pure Food Expositions. Each
package makes two large pies. Avold
imitations~and insist on having the
NONE SUCH brand.
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tantalum.
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Fire and
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Bank Sales.
Bank Vaults.
Bank Vault. Doors.
AND
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Tin Best Sales in the World.
memo use. Always pre-
serve their contents.
where moi our sales wrrc subjected to intense
heat. pvcaervlug their mot-rota.
CHAHl'iOX [SWORD also in the Great
was." hrs in hm. to the that Hutton Fm:
in 5322. and in all the great tires xirwc. r: on
torsirruars. Agents wanted. no lam
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Buggies, Phaeton, Carriages.
Canopies, Spindles, etc.
Prices“ to “gun“ All.
CALL ARI) SKI. TB“.
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5i Institutes St. to. Ismail.
21 lain Street llsruall.
First—china
Bakers. Confectioners,
ICE 633mm.
moan . mom?" i? a
minimal 335”” “k"
MERRILL
BUSINESS IIIILIEGE
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A live. prvngrmivc institution ior the practical
Irulnlm: or young men amt hung w-mh tor
tom. Ila thwnogh wuv . soy—rim truth,
ado. «maple» mm potent. and mo lent rt- wpa oi
instructors have won luv it the cnnllalrnee at
tho our. launch" taught: rim;
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haed, ypewritrng. Antitr- to», (Elmo-h sod
legit—b strictly». 0pm the entire rar. tirad-
ustes mounted to goal with». all «mutton
mesh. hurl for lunar-lad arm. All»
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FURNITURE
GREAT BARGAINS.
David Stow,
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only. ‘ Luunt.
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Waco. Walter J. ”all. It “$133!:
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the lowest price.
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BRAIIIIIE. .
SIIIIIIING,
EIISAVATINS
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DAILY DIRECT
Freight ’ Line
BETWEEN
NEW YORK
80th Nvorwalk,
' Norwalk.
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TH E I‘RDI’ZLLE‘RS
6in olflliorwalk
EAGLE
Will leave Pier 2. R..
New York. at 5 p.231:
Maw- Sorwslk 5p. m.; South Novwaik Gill
. m.
tBeekman street).
Freight received im n 7 a. m. to 5 p. m.
l pun applic lino to agents the ('in oi Nor»
walk and bugle Will be sent ior rpeoial lots of
irritbt anywhere in N- w York or ite vicinity.
’rrnu person: are forbid trusting any at
«he, rm lnyeenl the hints at this line onu-
eumt n the (”Mitt-w thrnoi. sf!
Miss Bairdltvlitlitute.
BOARDING AND
DAY SCHOOL
Thorough course oi study in the Inglis'n
IIISIB. IIIT llll
lIlE MISIIIGES.
Thin School ior young Ladies and Children
reopens on
THURSDAY. SEPT. 22d.
The departments oi English Literature and
\l'utural Binary will be mule especially at-
tractive and profitable.
Ap ll Minn fur the minds-lino oi pupils
4%.}: be Intel: beinrr the opening of th
at .
l'ircularu upon application. slow
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will scams 1. any.
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