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National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-09-17

WHEN the news goes abroad that in a
greal commercial city of one of the most
promising States Of the Union 5000 men,
pretending to be loyal, law-abiding eiti-
zeas, have been organized, armed and
drilled for the purpose Of overturniag a
government placed in power by the man
dates Of the courts, sustained in power by
the Executive authority and tsertly recog-
nized by Congress, the enemies Of Repub-
licanism in the Old World viii rejoice.
The entire story reads more like the tale Of
a South American instruction than any
thing else; but # viii prove to be lesson
which viii serve in the future to sdmonish
the malconfents Of the South that obedience
% the regularly constituted authorities viii
be fearlessly enforced 50 long rs the Repub-
Eican party remains in control Of the Cen
er1l Government.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-09-17

THE New York Tribune, in its haste to
find fault with the Administration, an.
nounced editorially yesterday that ''Gen.
s'ersl Grant has again abandoned the seat
"of Government, and Just at this moment,
"when the Federal power is compelled to
''deal with armed revolution in one Of the
States Of the Union, neither the Presi-
'fdent nor the Secretary Of War is at
his post. Now, let the Tribune do itself
the justice to correct this mistake in aman-
ner as prominent as that in which ii was
made.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-09-17

TIE New York Independent is aston
ished that its city contemporary, the Tribune,
administers the third term in such tremen-
dous doses to its readers. 1t says: ut is
mighty waste of ink, paper and brains to
f4orestall and prevent what without this
'fefort, is not at all likely to occur. Of
S'course, we do not know what are the
''secret thoughts or wishes of President
''Gant; yet there is not particle Of evil
'fdenee before the public that he anticipates
"a third term or that he is melting his
sepoIitical friends to work for it.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-09-17
il FOR TFTE APPROACHES AND FENCES
FOR TIE UNITED STATES GENERAL
POST OFFICE, WASHINGTON ID. @.
OFE4cE OF Supervising AacEIEEcT,

WAsHrNGToN, ID. c. August >, So.
lntil y N. or the 2lst day Of September, isTE for
s9rnseins and aeli.eSing e ne sits Of the United
% the Cut-GrAuite WORK required for the App
psosess mes 43a Fences q ne Saisans IN accord
:, Zach bidder must submit 70 this oelee = sample
block 70 De p By b 81 u inches, ShoWnR % one
nee The natural fracture OF the Stone, and on oae
70 Be done on the work which must Be elssI % the
standard sample TO be seen at this once.
must be delivered IS the size % the Building Fh
Idly e may Be required By the proEress q The work
AFTER the StSr Of he eo1frset. and ne Sisis
work 70 be completed within four months non
{sloo) for each days delay above the time stiprs
Proposals win be made for the WORKS. exhThitsd
b the drawings an described By te sPeelaca-
No bid VII. De received .exeept from the owners
or lessees Of the quarries fron hlch the stone y
- rtes no are en- s1ed IN sfone cuffir 2 aHd Thl
have the necessary hcililes for prompt Necutlon
bond from the owners u the quarry ron WhIeh
their "a lple is taken, that they viii deliver tie
piets the work within the time above specified.
Payments viii be made monthly, dedueting tea
per cent. ofwork executed until the hnal cohipie-
An bids must be accompanied BY me bond Of I'VE
dollars, Cs5.6Oo) that nc bidder. 'iH accept aad
perform The contract u sEardee nm end exec1ie
lars, (eS COL The bond 20 oe 1ppEoyed b. The
United states Judge. CLERK OF llc United states
Court, or the District Attorney Of tho district
wherein the bidder resides.
The Department reserves the right TO reject aly
al bids Il Il b deemed for rhe Interest q Ne
Governments to do 50.
EVery bid must Be made On the prlnted forms g
be obtained At this once, and must conform n
every respect to the requirements % this adver-
tisement, or Il will not Be considered
Copies OF the plans and specifications may Be o.
talned on Application Al this oalee-
Proposals. must be enclosed IN = sealed envelope.
Endorsed s'Proposal for Cut-granlte Work Tor the
Approaches and Fences Of the Uaited states Gen-
eral Post Ofiee, Washington, ID. C., y and vita
the samples properly labeled with the name Of the
bidder and quarry marked thereon adaressed g
A. B. MULLETr.
au3i-ist Supervising Architect
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-09-17

lamps are expected to Be kept lighted IN
I'll daybreak-when there is no moon-We
pray the gas company to instruct the ex-
tnguishers to lie abed an hour or two later
in the morning. Il is bad enough to Be
without light on .'corporstion moonlight
nights, but to be forced to plunge through
rain and darkness upon the nights we are
legally entitled to gas, without a single ray
to guide us, is narrowing to the feelings
and dangerous to the limbs "Let there
be light" during the periodical occasions
upon which the law awards it
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-09-17
DROPOsALs FOR COAL
zTR aAsgRY DTgAnrMEET.

WASHINGTON, d. c., Sept. 4 1874.
Sealed proposals will be received a. this o.ce
until 70 O'Clock a. m TUESDAY. Sth Octooer, Ter
furnishing slx hundred (ool tons OF run Of Mae
Georges creek Cumberland coal, 20 be dellFered
at such times and places and IN such quantities -
CURED BY act OF Congress. approved July IL l11s
WIS.,: That such coal shall weigh z, 20 pounds =
the quantity OF each load eertlned as the time q
delivery y the person appointed and qual1ed
Under the act for that purpose. and that the pre-
scrbed fee OF y cents for each ton Of coal n9pected
Ee1zhed and delivered shall Be paid - the CO..
tractor -
Proposals win Be considered binding for one week
from the 9Th October, the Department reservllE
ne right to reject All or any portion o. the eids
No proposals win be entertained unless accom-
panied BY satisfactory evidence Of ability to fal4n
the contract, nor will any payment be made vita
out the certificate or the inspector that the co1A
furnished Is such e. the contract calls for.
Proposals should be addressed and sent q ne
once OF GEO. b. MCCAEIEE.
urT DeDartEant. se5-STuThtd
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-09-17

IT MUST be understood that no personal
considerations are involved in the action of
the Government regarding the New Or
leans rebellion. Itisnot aquestion between
Kellogg and McEnery-it is great gov
ernmental principle that is at stake.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-09-17

Coz. JoHS W. FoRNEY, Of the Press in
a note from Paris, denies that he is in
Europe in the employment Of the Centen-
NAL or at its expense. He says: Il am
''proud to serve the Centennial without
ssmoney and without price"
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-09-17
DRY GnOnS-

(srS~c(S--rso 1~So-OrSo0N0-N0~NN-O
~ r ID
Not having, as yet been successful IN renting our
establlshments Gas our intention is 10 retire from
business at the earliest opportunityO We here beg
leave tOihiorm cur friends andthe public generally
that for the present we shall continue the DRY
GOODS AND CARPET BUSINESS, under the
same management As heretofore, AZ the old stand.
Our facilities fbr procuring the choicest goods from
first hands at the lowest cash rates enable Us to
give purchasers such inducements Is could not
otherwise be expected. As We shah endeaVOr to
maintain IN the future, in the past, our reputa-
tiou for cheap selling, we hope 70 merit eontin-
uance ofthe public patronage so literally bestowed
on as heretofore.
Respectfully. WOLFORD q sHfLBERG,
sepI2-st al seventh st., bet. d and L $. ".
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-09-17
THE NEW york TIHEs and LOU.
JST6F4

It is exceedingly strange that prolessed
Republicans and Republican journals, who
ought to know better, persist in the decia-
ration that the administration Of Gov. KEEL
logg in Louisiana has either been disgrace
OF failure The New York Timss for
instance. misleads its readers in its con-
ments regarding The pending difficulties ID
that State rs asserting hat since 1872 taxa
sion has leen arbitrary ana cpDl i've
Tie trltb IS flat under Kellogg aaainis,
lrs|lU STATE afa parish laE i'e4 were
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-09-17
DIED.

BRAwNER.-On the morning Of September IL
a. Sis O'Clock. Mrs. AMANDA BRAwNER. beloved
wife OF Mr.. James L. BraWner. OF Charles county,
Maryland, In the sixty-hrst year OF her age.
JOHNSON.-On September Is, At his residence in
Langley. Va. HBNRN JOHNSON, In the seventy
seventh year OF his age.
Funeral services 81 trinity church, Georgetown,
this (Thursday) afternoon 81 two O'Clock. Friends
OF the family are invited to attend.
HUDSON. = The funeral OF CHARLES HsR-
sCHEI. son OF Herschel and Sarah d. Hudson. lad
Vertised in yesterday . Is postponed
until to-day, (Thursday,l same time and lace
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-09-17

oNoUR first page this morning we print
an interesting and authentic account of the
situation in New Orleans and the action of
the Government regarding the new South
em rebellion.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-09-17

THE telegraph reports that a United
States soldier was assaulted by the rioters
in New Orleans and cruelty beaten. This
is an indication of the boosted respect of
the rebels for the arms Of the United States.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-09-17

"UVder no eiroWmstaRees can the iRsWr-
gent government Of Louisiana Be recognised.
Within fec days from che date Of the proc
ld11asioR to the iHsargents such action sOiII
be taken as the emergency may require. -,
II g Grant
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-09-17
THURSDAY NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., isas

''UAder no circumstances cGa the iRsWr
gent government Of LOuisiaHa Be recognised.
Within fee days from The date Of the proc
lamatSon to the iasWrgeSts such action oilI
Be taken as the emergency mag require. -.
II & Grant.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-09-17
SPECIAL NOTICES.

R~P Nh. STEWART c. PEARCE.
~ whose arrest In AlexAndria county was
published In the Star OF yesterday, desires as TO
state that he was not the party intended 70 be ar
rested, and that he Is net insane. He had been
making short visit 70 friend in that neighbour
hood. and vas returning to his residence In wash
ingtOn. when he was arrested by mlstSke. tie can
be found as usual az his BARRIER shop no sia Penn
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-09-17

Under no circumstances can the iHsWr-
gent gOOerSmsntcf Louisiana Be recognized.
Within fee days from the date Of the proc
ldnatiOn to the insurgents such action a0ilI
Be taken az the emergency may require, p
L. S. Grant.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-09-17

THE Independent this week has quiet slap at
car beloved and respected ex-Chaplaln Newman.
It says; ak Chaplain Newman did not succeed
In getting his polar liturgy all recited at the up
per end Of the earth; but his exploits on his re-
cent journey round the world have been almost
a. miraculous. He is now returning, and we
lsarn from letter which has resently been re-
eeiVed from him in this city that he thinks he has
visited the Esritable Garden Of Eden, has been
sraong the ruins Of Belshazxar's palace, and has
had his hands on the granite lion that stood at
the door o. the den Daniel vas cast into, and that
he Is bringing back mot In his hat, We truSt,) .
brick from the tower or Babel Whether he has
secured the green cotton umbarell' WhIch Daniel
carried under his arm We have not yet heard"
The suggestion Ct brick in the hat Of the rsvered
unproVoked.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-09-17

THE Democratic organs are endesvoring
TO make out large Republican losses" in
Maine. The Republican party is only too
anxious for closes" like those in the Pine
Tree State,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-09-17

Under no circ'igastaaees can TIE faslGr-
GENT gOpernmeDtef Louisiana BE- recognized.
Within fire dogs from tie date Of the proc
lGnation 10 the Insurgents such action soiEI
be taken as TIE enc 9eneg may require =.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-09-17
PROPOSALS.
e,S :, :, n, );
Il STORES.
OFFIck POST And DEFOT1
ColnIIssAzY or S11sIs reSeE'

- = ~
PROPos AIS FOX SUBSISTENCE
OF41ck Posr AND DEFOT1
ColnIIssARY or SupsIsrEEeE,
80 Il sMASHINGToNs D. - sept, IL ~
Sealed proposals, In duplicate VII e Fesetseq at
to6er, November and December, ls74. Tor the fol-
Ne. / Flour, Corn, Meal, soap. Beans, salt,
Hominy, Bacon. BreakfRst Bacon, smoked Beef
Amount required each month, qualify 4l 1er e2nei-
' sepis %aos NH0"n y c. s, o. 5. A.
DROPOSALS FOR DESIGNATION OF
Il AVENUES AND STREETss
r. ENGIEKER's OFFICE,
DISTRICT o. COLI Ak4At
WASHINGTON, Sept 10, l5i4.
Sealed proposals win be received At s1l9 once
sfant for placing upon streer-as IN the cities q
Washington and Georgetown the designations %
and three-foarths (i) inches An length. and prov
efiy DrODoFtiOred. as L a''a
Bidders are At liberty 10 submit any plan Ehst-
pies Of work. bat are Eeqnired to BID sf : liked
price per letter and number. The work 20 be dOae
Each bidder will De required to deDoslt with the
Collector ofthe District Of Columbia the sum oftIe
hundred te19) Collars IS . guaEaaisee, t6st he w
him. according % the terms or his bid.
The receipt of the Collector must be nelOsed vita
Collector after the award OF the contract with ~
structions for him 70 refund the money eepositea
The money deposited by the contractor WIN be re-
funded on the completion OF the work
awarded Wfn Be required to give bonds IN the saa
Of one thousand GA I'D dollars that be or theY WI
faithfully comply With the Of she coa-
The light to reject any or all bids Is reserved.
Bids must be indorsed proposals Tor le9gls-
Engineer OF the District.
BY order Of the Engineer . -.
aeplf Acting Chief Clerk.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-09-17

Under no circumstances caa The iasarss
gent gOrernmsHt Of Louisiana Be recognized
vat IN Jivs days from the dote Of tAe pros
lamatiOn to the Insurgents speh action OIL
Be taken a. fhe emergency may fs7uire. -
L. S. Grant.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-09-17

Can NoTHIse be done by the authorities
to prevent the extinguishing Of the street
lamps Two hours before daylight Ifthere
S any arrangement b. which the lamps
are exiinguished with % much puaciuaiity
& haifrasi lhree every menine. we BE-
et The District NoumIssionfr %
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-09-17
R~YOUNG NEWS CHRISTIAN As
~ ISOLATION. corner OF Ninth aud d
sfneefa-

EVENING CLASSES in Latin, Greek, EpEilsh
Gr.mmar, PhOnoEraphy, Mathematics, Sacred His
tory and Vocal Music. French and Germau com
meneinE September q.
Free Reading-ROOn and Circulating Library.
Daily Prayer-destings at I2.iA sandsp. IN
Sabbath Evening services at the Rooms at 5
O'Clock.
VIZ WELCOME ALL.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-09-17
PRoPOsALs ZOE FuEL.
DEPARTMENT Or STAPH, Z
WASHINGTON. ID. o.

WASHINGTON, ID. o. Z
Serted proposals VII be received at the Depart-
ment OF State until - m, on the 18th day OF Sea-
teber, 1874, 20 furnish this Department vita Fact
for the year ending June % 1873 to be delivered n
such quantities AID It such place a. desired.
Information as to kind5 and Quantities can be 81
tanned on application ~ this once.
The right to reject any or 81 BIDS, % 70 accept
any bid or any portion Of any bid : reserved; sad
each bidder Is required 10 deposit with the Dlsbur
ing Clerk OF the Department . boad n the 9un -
two thousand d0llArs. - guaranty % faiEaf1l
performance OF the contract awarded 90 him.
EDWARD HAYWOOD,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-09-17

TIE NATIONAL REPUBLICAN, HAs 4
LARGER CIRCULATION EHAE ANY OTHER
1ToREIBG PAPER IN TIE DISTRT0FoF Co
LUEBLA.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-09-17
ELPHONz0 YOUN6S { CO.
quotes
SUGARS.

FLOUR-DOwHTI
WEIGHS BEST FAMILY, per sack sass
GOLDEN HILL FAMILY, per saek......e3-A5
BURNT MILLS FAMILY-....ss lowest ratss
ISAAC WENGER's FAMILY
A. ROSS RAYS FAMILY
EXTRA FLOUR, rSsck, -, Sass and e8s5
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-09-17

VS. nEAn OF echurz and John Cochr4ne.
but what in the world has become Of lirasz
BraMnl
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-09-17

Bishop Ike, in recent address, tells Us that
since the Revolution lOl Episcopal bishops have
been eonsserated, Of whom 50 have died. Thirty
fve have died since 1851 and four during the last
twelve months
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-09-17

sUHDRrEs-
?. z smith Co.'S CRUSHED WHEAT ana
GRAHAM FLOUR Just received fresh IRON ne
mills n Brooklyn. N. = and Tor salelo~.
In shors. oar stock l. nov large and completes and
weare ssllingiow.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-09-17

aTFsE JEFFERsON COOPER.
~ ATIVE BUILDING ASSOCIATION or
T e reees 81 e rssseT dns B. Bsiey
Gas ONCE. Tenth street; by the secretary: Thomzs
Government PhtT ose: James frSses S
atreet; George W. Fisher, Uniontown; George 2.
ward Medler, no sew enih street; VIM. r. Ne lean
hsenlhg S,.r oos , benssy Agrsg,iisrs
nSe sHS Eeysggih ms st5 sso Ersl rsgss nesting
tobcr, IsI4. shares g leach. Ladies and Others
who wish can pay dies to the treasurer on FRI-
oee Sc'ooer JOHN o X E1oS sre.r :. the
seiO-Th&Alm ~ 6 street northwest.
s~sTREAsURY DEPARTMENT
~ NEWS SRAND.-On aud after the 18th In
can be Obtained At the Treasury Department News
stand At the Fifteenth strsst . sss&iESRee s,,,
~-sCHO0L ROOKs-wHOLEsALE
anu RoBERfs, BOOKSTORE,
1go seventh street. above New York ave. ses-im
~OFFICE OF THE COMMISSION
- Frs of The ~ E-RgEIEslDAAN's SAVINGS
July - is74;-Notiee Is hereby given to all persons
the FreedmsH's Savings and Trust Company or
any Of It's breaches. that they are called upon 70
70 the commissloners OF said company, at their
once, No. 1907 PennsTlvania aVenHe, Washington,
Pass books. when properly adjusted. viii be
deemed saficisni proof Of ths balances shown e
seE PA. booSs g sss Se:gss,s SssHsas; y
eT nav sRsy s rse vesd s that
JOHN a. 2. CREsWELL,
i. z. I. LEi hSSs
jyu-FisW Commissioners.
~LEsAL AKD OTHER BRIEPs
~ PRINTED AT THE SHORTEST NOTICE
atthe REPUBLIcAE JOB OFFICE. nols-tf
-DR. A. PRATT. GRADUATE or
- Ohio College Of Dental snrEery. al Sew
eUNn street east Side. BET. ID II. q Ooon1
aouth Of odd Fellows Han. Washington. Gas used
IN e-traeting Teeth. Teeth q sei, elmer jay.
~ MILBURN's
ORIGINAL POLAR SODA.
~ PennsyiyaniA avenae, near wElara's,
DEPOT FOR MINERAL MATTERS.
epi6-tf
PDR. q 3. BOND HAS REMOVED
- 70 No. sis First street, between H aAd /
stTeets. Calls len At the Drag Store eorRer Of
TENTH street and New York avenue win receive
"kLL THE COUGH MEDICINES.
~, God LIVER OilS, rroches, &C = the TEN
pieDIt4 STORE now
W.CURRENF AND BACK NUMBERS
e ne ma BA II o ssP M1 paT. S csa a.
teined fro1n y. Brad. ADAM sfationer and
A me- s RssT under 81 Cloud hotel eorpss e
s~N An NOW PAYING
have jpsI Started his business, and need tie goods
@ lll ny store. By calling on OF Addressing n.
HLk1O6, 81 . street, between Ninth and Teufh
streets northwest, prompt attention viii Be gvel.
"DKUGs, CHEMICALS, PERFUME-
e raies. q TEaFIE DRUG sToRE - :
eT~PURE WINES AND Liquors F0R
- medicinal purposes, 1t the Temple Drug
~WHENHoUCANNOTFINDW WHAT
- you Hauf - other places. Try the TemrIo
Ding STORE. and Nluih sfrtett. nou
PAPER FoR eAEE
attai. once
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
~ gpecl1rs ~ tie TEMPLE DRUG STORE.
corner F and AInIl STREETS. ?
zWEz1f zWRWts
MOSQUITO NETS AT $3.50 PER PIECE
Al l.. y. aLt3I'a,
f411 PeanETsVsala Avenne.
~acril-el
Golden Hill.
1'H fLIEa .'t1t t|1 i IS nv
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-09-17
n 5. ENGINEER OFFIOE,

TT s. ENGINEER OFFICE,
u THIRD STORY
UNION BANK BCILDlNa.
FAYETTE, NkAR CHAnLEs srREEF,
BALTIMOxE. Nd, Aug. 81 1874
Proposals for dredging IN james River. Virginia,
will be received uutll noon OF September 10, f5f4,
aud onened immediately thereafter.
Blank FORMS specifications. and any desired ~
formation can Be had On application a lhlc o1ce.
aus-s Hss .; q + EasiHssFs, 3. s A
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-09-17
T1HINK AND ACT.

THINK AND ACT.
The school Reform now being 50 earnestly aayo-
% my thought. and. together With other Important
ssg s Ten y P5.'sS So s ne R 81 S Tn San
offered Milton School 20 the public, meaning
eVe y ruin iSa s PPS5s .ss then
They perfectly understand, and therefore enjoy the
mot fear % go declare f. Iesnadentiy invite the
public sxamnat a q is and Solicit
their INTELLIGENT patronage. not hesit1iing to prom
Terms; Three 10 eight dollars per month
49, - = TEoSfHs sExToN D0NoHO.
Residence, 50 street Rortheast. Sepll-st
NlHE MISSES osBoRNES YOUNG
Il Ladies' Boarding and Day Sch9oI viii recDen
at 80 d street, corner OF Tenth northwest, MON
Rorefn PPss9SsT Mod.s ssR s1
A RT SCHOOL FIFTH YEAR-FHoR-
a oagh instrnetien given in All branches OF
DrsEing and Palniing circuiars a. the 5oeEssores
chnsetts avenue. S. Z. FULLER. sef-F6TaIm
NRs. RURR,
M l0s II STREET n. W,
M ETE REqRES HKR SCHOOL OF IH29FEDA!,
Ii n rear Of Dr.. Sladerzand's chMreA, Fbsr-
aad-o-haK street aoTtaOest, VIII commence It's hflh
limited e thirty. me objects 81 as isstitGtisq
or poiytecRSic. Pkonogrsphy Is taught IS ) Tesu-
lar study, and several have gone from this school
% Incentive positions as shorthand writer's. FOR
those lifting for business Spelling, Penmanship,
Arithmetic and Bookkeeping are speclAities. For
those who design to enter college, Algebra, Geom-
etry, Plain and Analytical Trig0nometry and the
Classics are thoroughly taught.
circulars Craziell's and bookstores
number Of gold and silver medals ay4Tded each
year. CHASE kO1S,
suS7-im A. NJ, MD. Ii. B., principal.
EPISCOPAL INSTITUTE.
This well-knoWn schoorfor boys Is removed from
the Church Of the Epiphany 20 the Hall over Nos.
I71a and I72i PennsylvsniA avenue northwest.
The Fifth Session VII open Wednesday, Septem-
Der g For terms AZ ply af 0l8 Seventeenth street,
to the Rev. p L. 6NIGHT, ID. ID. austin
IL MUSICAL ACADEMY,
IN Y. NJ. c. A. BUILDING,
WILL OPEN SEPTEMBER . 1874.
NAVY YARD CLASS
WILL OPEN SEPTEMBER 3 ls7t.