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Rapides gazette. (Alexandria, La.) 1869-187?, 1873-09-13
SAcMN's S0Ac.
Citizens Bank of LouisianS


vs..
Joseph Walker and Smith Gordon
Abner N. Ogden and his wife, JEAN
nette Ogden, actual p0ssessors.
No. 19l2.-District Court-Parisho of Rapides
State Of Louisiana.
DY VIRTUE If and to satisfy o writ of
ID Seizure and Sale, issued out of the above
named Court, in the above entitled and
numbered Suit, and to me directed, l have
Seized, and will offer for Sale, at Public
Auction, on
Saturday, the Attn day 6f October
lS58,
between the hours of IL A. NJ, and P. NJ,
at the Court House door, in the town OF
Alexandria, the following described proper
ty Seized by Special Order of said writ, to-
wit:
LIST. A certain tract or parcel of land
situated on the left bank Of the Bayou Ra-
pides in ascending, in the Parish Of Ra-
pides, containing the quantity OF eleven
and one-half arpents in front on said Bayou
by the ordinary depth of forty arpents, be-
ing the same acquired by Joseph Walker
from John Curtis, ON the 9Th Of December
1917. together with all the improvements
and appurtenances thereto belonging;
2nd. Another tract or parcel of land, sit
uated in the Parish of Rapides, on the left
bank of the Bayou Rapides in ascending
commencing on the Bayou at q post being
the upper corner Of lands owned BY. the
said Walker, thence As E, ninety-three
chains to an Elm tree marked w N, thence
s As w seven chains and thirty eight links
to a post, thence N As w one hundred
chains to the Bayou, thence with the said
Bayou, pursuing its meanders to the Plact
of beginning, containing the quantity o.
sixty EIGHT acres, being the same acquired
| by the said Walker from Patrick Harmon
son, ty deed of the Goth of February 1919
| together with all the buildings and appur
| tenances thereto belonging, together will
| two hundred and twenty-eight (226) share
of mortgage stock of Citizens Bank theret'
attached.
TERsR4S OF S.aLEs
| The purchaser to furnish Stock Not
| for the sum Two Thousand Five Hundre,
and Forty Dollars (S2,540) falling due o.
the LIST of March 1874, and renewable &C
cording to the Charter of the Citizens Ban
of Louisiana, and the balance CASH, th
purchaser to assume ali the obligations an
responsibilities of q stakeholder of the Cit
zens Bank of Louisiana, and the stock not
so furnished to be identified with the act {
mortgage by Joseph Walker to Citizen
Bank, and with the Sheriffs deed Of Sal
in this case
Subject to appraisement.
i JOHN DELACY, Sheriff.
Aug 30. 9 sqrs Ct. P. Fs e54.
Rapides gazette. (Alexandria, La.) 1869-187?, 1873-09-13
~ ID II Il - H =

TWILL PAY NO DEBTS CONTRACTED
J. In my name after this date, - intend
to pay CASH for everything ! need for my
family OF myself:
Alexandria, La, September 9th 1873. 81.
Rapides gazette. (Alexandria, La.) 1869-187?, 1873-09-13

The sheriff Of Richmond county, n. T.,
whose accounts were recently discovereo 10
be short to the extent CT vi ,o0o, mas oeen
allowed to compromise by the payment OF
$500.
Rapides gazette. (Alexandria, La.) 1869-187?, 1873-09-13

Losststiassa Isssstssstt5ss Tor the
Deaf Osed Dssssse.
BATON ROUGE, July is73.
To The Police Jsries, the MHmicipal Amtkorities
ssd Friends n ths Dosf and Dsnb n Lesisi-
ana:
The Trustees of the La. Institution for
the Education of the Deaf and Dumb, call
yorr attention to this unfortunate class,
and the provision made for them by the
State in this Institution. All the Deaf be-
tween tie ages of eight and twenty-five, Of
sound physical and mental constitutions,
will be admitted and provided with in
struction, board, lodging, medicine and
medical attendance at the expense Of the
| Institution; and all those in such INDECENT
circumstances o. shall appear by . certifi-
[ cate of any member of the police jury Of
the parish, or mayor of the city, where they
reside, to render such aid necessary, win
also be furnished with clothing and travel
ing expenses to the Institution. The In
stitutiun also affords Q mechanical depart.
meut ia which instruction IL given in such
trades e. may be best suited to render the
pupils self-sustaining citizens. The educa
ton of the deaf is of peculiar importance IL
them and to the State; but from want O
information, indulgence or other reasons On
the part of parents, less than half In tn
State avail themselves of the privileges
Afforded. This is all wrong; hence tn
Trustees earnestly call the attention Of 81
proper authorities to the duty Of seeing
that all the deaf in their respective pakishe
or cities, are informed of the privileges pro
vided, and that in cases Of INDECENT cifcum
stances, means be provided for conveying
snch to this Institution. Proper provision
will be made for both white and colored.
In case of any deaf known at this Inst
tuition to be in your city or parish, tn
names are appended to this letter. Shout
you know or learn of others, their address
, Is earnestly dcsired.
Gov. W. p. KELLOGG, er-tbtcio,
Hon. J, H. BURCH,
H. NEWELL, ESQ,
81 H SCHORTEN, ESQ,
81 L. BERHEL,
J. McVAY, ESQ.,, Sspcistendext,
]. A, MCWHORTER cz-e6lcio.
, Trustees of La. Institution for Deaf n
. Dumb.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-06-17
HOUSE or DELEGATES.

The House met At the usual hour, and the pro-
ceedlngs were opened with prayer by Rev. DR..
Rankin.
Mr.. Dyer introduced a resolution providing for
4 commission, without compensation, for the
purpose Of revising the statutes OF the board Of
commissioners authorized by act OF December,
1871. LAID over.
eny owners, asking change IN the present sys-
ten OF making special Assessments on corner
lot. Referred TO Committee On Public Works
Mr.. Brewer Introduced resolution reanestina
the Governor " inform The House by what an.
thoHy the Baltimore and Potomac RaIIroad
Company obstruct Maryland avenue frOin MINI
70 nsaa street &c WIN fITs and whs. legislation
MI smoOt Introduced denciency bun. Re-
feIred to the Cominittee on Ways aud Means.
Inc speaker laid before the House petition
OF ii. &. BOuldln fOg tho opening OF an alley IN
square AZ, referred to CUInInittee gu p.,nlic
Works and Property.
Nj. Clage!E introduced an act In relation to
tak.sAle certificates lost or destroyed Referred
10 Committee on Ways aud Means.
Nj. Mcknight introduced q petition OF Matthias
Patch, keierned 70 the Committee on ClainIs.
gaze IN certain portions Of Waahinston' Rs.
ferTed 20 Coinnllttec on Police.
Mt. Herbert Introduced q petition for an alley
n sanars seS: referred to committos,du PubIic
Mr.. vermlllion Introduced an act for The relic,
o. WIN. IL. Barber. Referred to COMMITTEE on
Mr.. Iuise Introduced the regular Ammonia.
ll0n pills. Referred to the CoinniItee On Appro-
Nj. Wan introduced an act authorizing the
debt Of the county schools. Referred 10 The
CGniinntee on Ways and Means.
NJ. nilsiero iniroducel resolution request
on fOur-and-arhalf street aud erection OF Vas
lamps south OF Virginia avenue. Adopted.
M. M bunt introduced petition Of Il. q. Camp
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-06-17
LEGISLATIVE ASSEMBLY.
PROCEEDINGS OF BOTH HOUSES.
The Session Drnwips to /. Clo-e--Thc Ap.
preparation and Denriency BIlis-IcEi--
Iaiion for Episcopal vertrymen-A Field
bay In the Housc-Biii- Reported aud
Read-Ecnsrnl Businsss.


The Council met yesterday at q O'Clock; Mr..
VIM at,cEnev fnros,ienn in the chair praver
nv pev "a a Nj,
II. u. No. 2S, In relation TO the sale and rent OF
stalls in the Eastern market, was read a second
time and referred 10 the Committee on Markets,
~ ~. 10 ~, lot tne IeneI OF James m .,l,
Iehu seoon" 'lihe an" reietieu 10 the Noh-
nii ne on Salns. 40, ~, -, a. -
council pil no 20, lot tue Ieuei o. the heirs
Joseph W. BECK and .; z. Brent, trustees Tor
nay n. hrno,l. was Iead second time anu re-
ie LIZ 70 tne v0nn I on Cialins. -
lhe IIesiaent lsIu pelore Tue NounCi CONE
municatioh from me Governor Transmitting the
Rapers W IeIhtVn 70 certain clhihs lVt huvei-
snu ", 1nn winch was reie'reu " tne
~ ". No.Oh eAempung IRON wafer taN all
na .1i,.I ~. m lnaI ~ Iun pJ meam Powef
" nIn, my, my D'S'''c'o W 'oumoa' "nCh W" tea"
nIst unes IL
l., u. y. no %, cIea,nR the once oi steam boiler
hsp,eS,W Ut Tue D'strct VI Nolumpla' was
e ~. p nts. .nne. .,..,,... -.
W. n, n. IlAfk, protesting against the reduction
OF clerical iotce 10 the collectors ONCE.
49,, ". uut'Sh piesenten tne petltloh OF EmmaIt
miitee on Claims.
.r, W. ounos p.esen'su ,ne peuunn o. Messrs
Inoinas y. hunispnt y; u Y, Oomn, water =
passage Of AZ act ioE Inc ssf pss. q he
,.,.s,l, hp,ssvpsI SnuIcn n lne Ds,lct OF
SO.ninpls, Nn'h was accompanied hJ the tol-
n n mattel A., ina, in any na,,.h n, thu
~, rio, ~. hp,soops Sneten nov ekis,ng IN
s.,e, ssu ,s,,n,S y. neIve, tneIsin
ra iangsr r ~ nr.snS,,sn ms sn 1n,
~ no, tOnss, ~ pIeso I, qunnVau i. Iot
~ ~, u. ~ ~ oneI ,, =,
W., hee.,nns o. ~ ,ne parish, or iol nounS once ~
ssI,on sbo%e me Az Of tssnsv-on. Years IN,
~ an.i,a,S ~ noiS n,r,,.n ~, .,,.h a III
oe qnAnned 70 nolu once 20 such parish, VINO
nasi.h Ssu5ch NJ 90 pse Dsa Nv. " itss e
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-06-17
SCHOOL or MUSIC.
cemmrueemeni 'sr --rrsssssn R.p.,.,.
Aeahemy.

The annual commencement OF Professor John
E,putas Musical Academy was held yesterday,
and the prizes awarded as follows: The d..
plOlna and graduating medal was awarded TO
Miss A. r. Bull; for the greatest progress In sol.
fegio and the theory OF music the medal was
awarded TO Miss J. T.. Bryan. -
Third Class In TheorJ-MlHs O. Il. ClaTk, Miss
G. X. Foot aud Miss q. Foxwel being equal, the
medal was drawn by Miss q. X. ClArE.
Second Class-Mlss l.. Swallow aud Miss NJ. A.
Parker being equal, the medal was drawn by
Miss N. A. Parker.
first Class--Mlss Il. swallow, Miss NJ. HIher-
ger and Miss N. simpson being equal, the medal
was drawn 10y Miss X. swallow.
Third Glass In SOlfegio-Miss &. X. Foot and
Miss c. foxWell being equal, the medal was
drawn by Miss c. L. Foot.
Second Class Miss l.. swallow and Miss N. A.
Parker being eqnil, the medal was drawn BY
Miss l.. swallow.
First Ciass-Mlss q. Kelley and Miss Y. Halnss
Kelley.
second Glass In Piano-MisS q. Kelley and
Mas &. K. Foot being equal, the medal was
drawn by Miss q. Kelley.
First Class "A medal awarded TO Mlss' NJ.
lielbeTger.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-06-17
Sunday School UnIsp.

The meeting this afternoon at o'clock OF the
Snnday-schools OF the Protestant Episcopal
churches OF this District Al the Epiphany church,
on q street, between Thirteenth aud Four
teenth streets, will doubtless prove highly inter
estlng to all present. Them will be about |, 300
children In attendance, and as Rev. e, ID, An.
drews Of Christ church, Navy Yard, has been In
charge Of the musical portion Of the service IL IL
expected that the singing will prove feature OF
the exercises.
The assistant bishop Of Maryland, Rt. Rev.
VIM. Pinckney, ID. D., will preside, (the bishop
being unable TO attend,) and will be assisted by
the rectors and ministers OF the churches In this
District. Addresses will be delivered by the
Rev. 4. y. Atkins, Of IT. Johna, Georgetown;
Rev. J. II. Elliott, OF Ascension, washington,
and Rev. W. y. Watkins, Epiphany, Washing
ton. The choir OF Epiphany church will also
assist IL the services. An offering Will be made
for missionary purpose.
The NaSy Yard aud Georgetown Sunday
schools have made Arrangements with the Wash
lnRton and Georgetown Street Railroad Com
pany for transportation, the latter having char.
tered ten cars TO leave that city at I;2O o. IN.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-06-17
R. M. HALL,
Real Estate Broker,
,ssgntR sIvmIH And . sIRuTs.
COLUMBIAN BANK NOTE COMPANY
80s Pennsylvania ssense,
WASHINGTON, D, o.
We srsprspared. with every faciiiiy.f for
ENGRAVING AND PRINTING
BANK NOTES. BONDS AND COMMERCIAL.
WORK OF EVERY KIND. ko.
JOHN O. LwEI.LsTooD, President
Y62SW VHiETskhysica s r r5sstssH ana "

IF; sss::is:$s ~ , IT,:
pRoPosAIs FOR SUPPLIES.
OTTIcH oHIEv ouAHrEnAAsrKn,j
49,. BAN AsroSio sA 9snns, nay ~ b as ma
h., ss.led pr9Po.sl, duly lndorsed Is such, lupjee,
snS ss u p :. ss g
.,stsrs q the seyssA g9s,s p.9sd bs9r sIesp,
Esi 'si .la AZ h az June
isIsSO pounds Oats. ajSS pound. Corn.
pO pound 81. q stb ssisy Is1s Is Found. Corn
LisaO pounds asts. iS ii T paand. Corn.
DsO pouhG Se oa.s S2E ~ sS p1 dhSsS Corn
i'tsD pounds osis % barley e. Is pounds Corn.
1870 pounds Oats, S ~ is pound s Corn.
S pcrS SaS S. sRIe SdaS TaERGs sI1
o poq1 SGR 81, ssaIlS as Saa Ts. asin
n poa ESs6 6l Mio ss.5 PGSn SE Sa4S
pouh s9 5.!S 81 S.s.1s IsT pana. Corn
a p6 @2sI d sIieSAssBs SoSSd EF 6S4n
SUo pounds sS Ss 4S iss - P TESaso Corn
E SSsEd sI III. ER 5 1 TssEI 5SaS
FORT STOCKTON. TEXAN.
lNaaO pounds Oats or Barley, 2o1,bl pounda Corn
pound. os. $Sis q IL M , &
M Msascqrt kans.a and Texas railroad, for Fod
mSlS ~: ;scS 4 sss A B:Srs. Of o.
asa for sse 6ls pounds Of Data more OF Iess TO Is
Peunds q oss, more or lesa, 10 DO delivered Il
The sboys srs the estimated quantities tia, will
AZ zach pfes 9ScoFdns % the present
the right TO inereAse or diminish the same ID any
Az grain 70 DO we'll Sached; the oats IN Sood, new
Al sIs5 z II insPsStSa q behalf Il iSs United
Deliyfry Of the grain 10 commence within thirty
days Aiter notice OF the award Of the contract hSs
10 n desired to purchase in the vicinity of each
poet from the products Of the nrlfhborlnE fsTm1
And setilemenf1; and bids for any portion 81 the
spfo1ned sqpplies will be conEidered ~
aaS Glds %Sst 9e made for each poal in trip
5a . SsH sS q eESRosss ss & hld ON aRPliss
S S9a e 2 ~ SSSS: :SssSsn, Commander
Deputy 9yAr.SSHs.lsr asesssl Tsiss3' BIal.s
Apy,ppla ppAftsfmas'eF
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-06-17
The Rsard or PuhIIo MarL.

having commenced grading Seventh street.
which will materially Interfere with our bust.
ness, and still having q large supply on hand,
we are determined 10 close out our entire stock
al or below cost hnNAR A BRO,
TailOra and Ciothters
I bO5 Seventh street, MAY Building
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-06-17

The dinlng-TOOm and confectionery store of
Mr.. q. p. GautleT, on Pennsylvania avenue, al
joining the Globe once, have become a favored
resort for those fond OF good eating and dellcA-
Giles, The proprietor took the place at q time
when IL had been allowed 70 run down 10 almost
nothing, but by dint OF his enterprise has bu llt
up lucrative business. THIS IA not astonishing
considering his popularity and his efforts 10
please his customers. Any persons visiting his
place OF business are sure to depart with perfect
satisfaction for the treatment received.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-06-17

the well-known and much-apprcclatcd which.
maker MAJ o. THIS city, who was for long tlmo in
the nrin Of Robert 4 Morrill, has iSten M UI
watch department AZ Princes new jewelry
establishment No. go PENNSYLVANIA aygnue
s snd can In future be found there W his friends
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-06-17


PROPOSALS. FOR BIZ gyEL FORAGE AND
SECOND O. NJ sIsi SsiSs y Fss fssl
sss,sS EroESs.is: p ifFfssIe SnasE he g.usl
Ii,eGsd 2 s.c1; s ny osss sat
ss sSs ss M sss i SS. &: &. re-:
sosTos. MASS. "
~ s sord hn saa Wool
% Bs SsR$: q 4 f ssaSisss! c Ss.l
Me- round. Hay
FORT rSDEffsDESSess,s BOSTON HARDoR.
. ssor!h q HsTs wOCs;
1000 pounds o. Hnthrscits Coal. cry size.
q: - Is$S$: & & R R:s.
nooo pounds Of straw
FORT SISsa. s g aAs 5S. M..
Ie1Do.nnt so,0oD
ISI b b.,0S: q ny;
s @ POUND. q kS,sr rsks 81. ME tsu 49,.
umn6a"%satna1a ,5 $500 sy%J ,.
soos Pounds q Hay. ..
vo R% s PEnna, Of s,r.w srnonr
too cords II H.fd Wo1d' "h'
,nns s sorss q x Si1dlRs Wood b., ,.,,,
agopounds Of Oats
lass pounds o. strsw.
FORT ANDREWS. PLYMOUTH, MAss
PORT AT m PR}sgpRss q pi my Npvv ,x,nsopn
g.ss pound. q \ SSs,hr.oito Coal.
~ 4, S SSSSSS$$: 4 Ssy: o. .. ..
FORT Contribution, NEW CASTLE. NH
4, S Sorna ~ y Hs ssa. Wood
B11 pounds % Anthracits bJaI.
IONa, POINT RATTFpIPa ppoy,S,pro,y,,
MHsa r"o'iN'hio"N'
,n eSruS y, h a,ra wood
mona, ,.t,g ,s.,,S, " s.ram, ,,s,.,..
FORT M9CLEthY. KtLTERY POINT, NE.
III poSnds o. STRAW
FORT PHOENIX, FAIRHAyEN, MAss
nao pounds Anihrarits to,i
IA pounds Of STRAW
FORT fS 9pIIa, (, f aii5 WCt HEAD, ME.
popr a xR1und' % % s,aS: -
~ Iit cord: q Z An ara wood. MASH
,.o,. 10 pounds o. 5unM
FORT sTANDIsH, PLYMOUTH, MABs
hS9 pounds q Anthracite Coal
FORT BCAMMRI. PORTLAND. ME.
ia poands ~ tstl r.w Coal
FORT oORoRs. PoRTIAND. ME-
SnG pounds Apthrs cite Goal.
All NJ ths NV aa,, ~ st r. h,,, A.,
sn 81 sass oser q sssnt as Il may Sc as 90
Weed 70 Dc sound. msrchsniable, dry, free from
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-06-17

f"PVTtuut TOT bNruFsionH mud PIcnIes,
Excursions, plcnics and church fairs can be
supplied with Soda Water, Ginger Ale, Tonic
Beer, ac., In bottles and steel fonts, at short no.
tce, delivered 10 any part OF the District, or
packed for shipment. Our Ginger Ale this sea
son u far superior TO any other made In the Dis
trct. Bottles and steel fountains loaned free Of
charge by PILHEE &C., aIsIs.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-06-17
InrendlnFism,

The National Board OF FIRE Underwater, at
their late meeting IN the city OF New York, re-
solved 10 raise q fund OF 100000 for the detec-
gagged In the nefaTiOns business OF incendiarisn
and arson, Tue executive committee OF the
board, at their meeting on May II, 1879, carried
out the resolution and opened the subscription.
We hail this movement a. a step In the riRht
direction, and commend the action "a one not
only likely to benefit underwriters hut also to
protect the public from wholesale loss. This
action IA the more important when II Il remem.
bered that the experience Of the large compa-
niles tTanaactlng the business OF Ore insurance
In the United States shows that the proportion
OF loss TO he attributed to the above causes IL
not less than thlrty-three per cent. OF the whole,
OF loss 20 the oOuntry Of At least t2S 900 per
annum.-NSp lori Roening bulletin.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-06-17

Cashmere Sack Coat Suits for S9b. Handsome
articles Just opened. GEo. @. HENNIS0,
40 Seventh street
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-06-17

an entertainment by the young gentlemen
students Of the Episcopal Institute was gwen
last evening, The programme consisted OF vocal
malle, REGULATIONS and the performance Of 4
ssom KY ~ su q which ihe young gsatlsmsn
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-06-17

A regular meeting Of the Pennsylvanla Re.
publican Association was held al Clarke Is nall,
ThoinAA sebtetATy.
Regular business was transacted, aud among
other things the following named gentlemen,
honorary members! James y. bleTy, A. Herr
hmth, James II. btraWbridge, Lobleakl Ross,
Carlton D. Curtin, Hiram L. Richmond, Alex.
Ander W. Taylor amt WIN. 3. Moore from their
respective distrCtA, and Gen. Lemuel Todd and
Charles Albright At-larRe.
From report by the finance committee the
association was found 10 be In q more flourish.
condition than At any previous time.
A committee OF dive members, consisting Of
y, N. Wilson, Hon, J. W. Douglass, Hon. VIM
McMlchAel, ~ u, Kinney and W. W. Hurke, was
appointed 10 represent the association At Phila-
delphiA, Pa, July 1873, on the occasion OF the
park commissioner transferring the grounds 70
the centennial anniyapaEy eouiinlstse,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-06-17

Can aud examine the nre and burElAr-pToof
vaults OF the Safe Deposit Company, corner New
Ing OF securities. Jewels, silVer-ware, or other
ValuAbles. Rents, from ten 10 sixty dollars per
annum, according 10 size. No business man can
Afford TO do without them.
TAXI raTnfilg from tie CAiod0o nd Basfoa 6rss 4
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-06-17

The undersigned would intimate TO those CALI
Ing and not seeing him, and 20 away imaflnins
ne not about, that u Ia a mistake; for he can
be found daily IN his private ONCE over the
Bazaar from a. m. To b. m.
NJ. II, PRINCE,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-06-17

DysrErstA n A HYDRA -IIEApHD MONSTER. from
which nearly all "the Ills the human 1esh Il heII
to- originate. The Peruvian syrup, q protected
solution OF the protoxlde OF Iron, Il q lonR-tried
complaint. II has cured thousands when other
remedies have failed.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-06-17

ian hndersopl Jsnio mnllk, susie Sedney, Mar
Fanny Shreye. Hila j. Heron Fsnn,a Tvh laya'
Alice Carroll, Annie barley, Maggie OIeart
sebooims,as ~, Ieeeived gold medals from
four were eanal wiz M ~, .nV sSnoo Ihe nrat
lrst honor. Eva Ha1ard WAS email, Jase,v, ,ne
except she was absent one day. Maggie OIeary
T wM ai'9 deserving except she was absent two
Heron have been punctualiy present for seven
ns D:,i"y wss duly va present four years 40.
IN penmanship, Flora IIendiev. Katie Andsyson
and Annie barley received books from their
,eacnsf: annie "; Moore, Katie johnson,
soma boosa f1nr nh pr,, DaIey Ieceiveu harh,
German, for application In Thai stnd,' '' VI
Mrs. Wise has forty six scholars, al Of whom
were present 10 attempt to pass an opinion
Moulu py useless, a. the examination was so
ReIect tnat no room for criticism was found.
aW sna evey one o. the bright little girls DID
Wen, and thelr prompt and correct replies exhlb-
veiopment, and the soeompllshed tssoser S S
every reason to be proud Of the progress made
ny netoheerrul and Intelligent charge.
CoYoppn sc,oo,
yes,sr,.y ,no .ss.,.., .ssse,. :,
Coor sehooI. hni,SIn. aoco.S ,'.,,, ~ 'ae .onn
c.amIna,Ion A. ns,,s,,., 80 .aso,, s"u., ".u y,
hanJ nsa,,v a., ,..,s,',,,. .,ss, WIN ""
"' "'"'' a"" 1a''e'uiJ ureSseu'
SECONDARY NO. T.
taught IN Mlsa Francea Nar,Ip ,ras ,aIon 4,
49,. ~, a.'-.,..'a','-. ,..I., ~ 'aN.u ~
' ,I " superintendent Cook a. Sto, and sub
80 ..os. s, -. a .",ee nou,s, C,ose
ss,,n,,a,to I,s.,s,..s, ,., - .pens ie-uIns,
n,,rs,S ".oSssoss =. s,r M" .I,es SUI
,ne nnDi,s srnsi,,s, @ a !, "nI. .u
for their own assIdulpy AMI for tSe paInst.pins s
fidelity Of their lnstrnctreas. or The 81 scholars
enrolled all were present with only one excep-
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sRcoSDARY NO. 1,
taught BY Mrs, =. T. FleetWood. WA alao exam.
Inod no ,no a,aos,.,.a,.., a, y, ~. =. -
~ W. Az VI tne " pupIh
belonging 70 ths school were present, and for
the space OF four hours showed by heir prompt
~. oorreo' responses tnst their teachers time
anu care nau not oeen bestowed upon them In
,Ss n ns Ipiey on wei In az their studies, but
were especiaiiy netiaeabIe ~ scarr.'S sn1 ~
ures marred their examination in those two
oranehea'
INTERMEDIATE No. 2
t.pght nv Mia. Inn,a r.. ,,..,., a.,
\. ss.,,,.s,,.. ~. - .oo,e 80 suoJe Ipeu W
an examination 81 their teachers hands, during
which they displayed great proficiency in read
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-06-17

WHEN YOU TEEL a cough or bronchial afec.
tion creeping on the lungs, take Ayers Cherry
Pectora, and cure II before II becomes incu-
rable. 90
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-06-17

Palmer Green, Of georgetown, have q great
vI. neY oa new soda water APparatIs for sale =!
ones taken u exchange; also, pure Soda Water
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-06-17

~ i FoR WARM S WEATHER. FIX York
GENTS AND BOYS STRAW HATS sSc., Soc,
wnItE AND coLoRED SHIRTS, NEW
SUMMER uNpERsiliRTs AND DRAWERS,
VERY L IA STOCK TRUNKS &C., GOOD
NEckwEAR, HOSIERY. GLOVES; COLLARS.
Sca 4C, OF ALL KINDS, oHEAP, FoK
CASH ONLY. X. c. LEWIS,
go Seventh street northwest,
Branch at 1881 seventh street, between N and
o, near new market.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-06-17
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LIMITED STATES PATENT OFFICE,
X an, M a. ~. !, z e. Jnns "a is;s
yAls poTrEl, IA, OF MsrLlehtad, Ma praying
iSr M extension % patent granted to them on
In Heels for Boots and shoesi
1t I! ordered that the testlmony IN the ease he
closed on the IN day OF Aup1ist neSt die time
for hling argnments aud the EXAmlner's reIi6Tt
10 limited 70 the 22d day OF August next, and
h.t said petition be heard on the nth day Of August
fs tai RsEi:s sssn...s.