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National Republican., 1877-10-12
rTNHE COLUMBIAN UNIVERSITY Law
= SCHOOL,
JAMES C. WELiiNa, LII. D.,

V,HE COLUMBIAN UNIVERSITY LAW
JAMES c. wELf,iNG, L. D.,
PRrSIDFST,
SAMUEL TYLER, ILL., D.,
Professor Of Equity Jurisprudence, Of Common Law
and Equity Pleading Of the Law Of Evidence, and
the Law OF Partnership.
The Hon, WALTER s. cox, Ii D.,
Professor OF the Law Of Real and Personal Property
The Hon. WILLIAM IL LAWRENCE LII. D.
Del,
Professor OF the Law OF Nations.
The opening exercises Of the Law School connected
with the Columbian University will take place at the
Law building, Ftnh street, between ID and Streets
on WEDNESDAY, the 10Th OF October, at o'clock p
m:, when the announcements for the scholastic year
the undergraduate class also all new students, are
invited TO be present.
In addition TO the regular two years course Of In
ruction, which entities successful candidates TO the
degree Of Bachelor Of LAWS the University has estab
lshed n Third lonr's Cburte Ia L<OH Iraefioe, de-
signed 70 show the application OF the principles
law 70 the transactions OF business life. and 10 the
Quoted by Professors Tyler and Cox, who will an
nounce their plans and methods OF teaching under
this head nj the opening meeting OF the Scool Can
ddates for admission to this additional will I've
required TO furnish evidence that they have been di
gent and successful students of law for the term oi
two years and at the end OF the course all students
who sustain satisfactory examination In its insric.
ploma admitting them to tho degree Of Master oil
Laws
Tho tuition fee for this special course Is 30 per an
num-
For Catalogues containing further particulars ad
dreRs the President Of the Faculty. sc26-3w
National Republican., 1877-10-12
Lynching Near Carrollton.


A gentleman fran Peckins has furnished
the Columbus hdep7ldent with the following hor-
rlble details Of the hanging Of Nat Pierce, near
Carrollton Of Wednesday last
About 10 o'clock, a party of men. some twenty
five or thirty In number, themselves and horses
masked, appeared Rt the Jail. ovcrpowcred the
guard and took possession OF the doomed man.
Through the window grating he saw them coming,
and set up terrible cry, which aroused portions OF
the town. and by the time the mob had taken him
outside Sheriff Banton andA considerable lumber
OF citizens appeared upon the ground. Tho sher. Il
and the jail Ofiicials attempted 10 perform their
duty, but were threatened win drawn guns, ana
Pierce was carried some two three miles from
town TO the spot where the Pool negroes were hung
On the way he made desperate efforts 10 escape
calling upon his guard 10 remember that he had =
wife and children, declaring his innocence, and
uttering the most piercing ,yells for mercy. One
time he fell from his horse III his struggles, They
hung him 10 tree till he was dead, although his
neck was not broken-stranguation hnishine
the awful work.
National Republican., 1877-10-12
nowNMAN & GREEN, Auctloneers,
IL AIg Seyenth street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE REAL Es
TATE ON q STREET NORTH, BETwEFN
EIGHTEENTH AND NINETEENTH STNEElS
by virtue OF deed Of trust dated February 1870,
and a the request of the holder OF the notes secured
THURSDAY October IS at IN O'clock p NJ. In front
ofthe premises the east part oflot No O. square No.
IA fronting 10 ieet on q street north, and running
hnck with that width iS feet 10 the rear OF said lot
This property Is hrstclaas building site. The i'm
dwelling houses.
be paid the spot a the time OF snle tho residue Of
the purchase money TO be paid In equal installmens
IN six, twelve and eighteen months rom the day Of
sale with Interest at eight per cent per annuni and
to be secured by the purchases notes apd deed q
complied with within six days afer the day OF sale,
the trustee reserves the right to resell the property ut
the risk and cost of the deh,uitlng purchaser Ali
conyeyancing ut purchasers cost. c. INGBE,
oclTuThSSds Trustee
National Republican., 1877-10-12
United STATES MARsHALs SALE.

by virtue OF writ OF dsri 6cids issued out Of the
Clerks office of the supreme Court OF the District OF
Columbia, and to me directed, will sell at public
sale, for cash, on the premises on Fourth street
southeast between ID street aud North Carolina ave
II O'clock % all the right title claim and Interest
OF inc defendant IN and 70 the followingdescrlbed
frame stable seized and levied upon as the goods and
chatttls Of the defendant, wm II. Brown, to satisfy
execution No. +k,7, In Equity, IN favor Of j. II. Hin
and others. FRED'K DOUGLASS,
U. 4. Marshal, u. e.
oca-dtds JOHN SHERMAN, Auctioneer,
National Republican., 1877-10-12

A UCTION SALE or TWO NEAT TWO STORY
"A BRICK DWELLINGS, WITH THE LOTS
THEY STAND ON LOCATED ON THE
TWEEN FIRST STREET AND NEW JET-
sEY AVENUE, IN WASHINGTON CITY
d.
BY virtue OF deed OF trust dated June T. 1877 duly
recorded In Iiber ss folio , Of the land records
for the District OF Columbia. and by direction Of the
party secured thereby, will offer for sale at public
auction, In front OF the premises on TUESDAY, Oc-
tDber q, 1877, at o'clock y. M, lots ! and 2, Of
Davdge and Fishers subdivision OF square 5ai, with
the improvements, DC, thereon and thereto belong
Ing. In Washington city, District Of Columbia.
Terms OF sale: One third cash, one third In six
months and one third In twelve months; all cash
at the option of the purchaser. The purchasers =
pronssory notes to be given Tor the deferred pay
nentS bearing interest from the day OF sale and To be
secured by deed Of trust on the property sold aud
Al conyeyal,eng e purchasers cost eco deposit on
N. B.C'rhs property WIN be sold subject To two
trusts OF prior date. One dated July l. is76, and
recorded In Lber So folio ~ OF tad land records
certain promissOry note for OOO dated July
l. 1875. payable In two years amer date, and interest
thereon nom July !, is7 ut 10 per cent per annum
until paid, payable semlannusliy The other, dated
July l. 1873, and recorded said Liber ss folio 00
10 secure the balance unpaid on two overdue prom
sory notes, dated July 1875 for sIlO each, being
go on one with interest ut 10 per cent. per annun
nom September I. 1871 and 80 on the other, with
the same rate OF interest from August i5, 1877.
JAMES y. EDwARDS, rx,s,oo.
MILTON e. BARNARD, i'"steeS'
ocaTuThs&ds GEORGE TRUksSDELI, Auct.
National Republican., 1877-10-12
u H. WARNER. Auctioneer,
d. Fstreet, opposite Masonic Temple

DE- street, opposite Masonic Temple.
by virtue OF deed of trust, dated the 10th day OF
August 1873 duly recorded In Liber No. w. folio i5,
OF The land records OF the District OF Columbia,
and q The request OF the party cured thereby will
O'Clock p M, sell the following real estate situate In
the city o. Washington, ID. Z, 70 wt Known ai lot
lettered y, In Mciuire's subdivision OF original lot
numbered fourtcon, Ut) In square numbered five
hundred and ninety four, tssi) fronting on Four.and
hhnlf street, between Virginia avenue and Il street
southwest, Improved by two-siory brick house
Terms Flteen hundred dollars, with accrued inter
est, cash; the balance In six, twelve and eighteen
months, with interest, secured by deed OF trust
deposit OF 800 required at the time OF sale and all
conveyancing at the cost Of the purchaser Terms
JOSEPH JOSEPH.
octW&ds Trustee.
National Republican., 1877-10-12

THE Boston Golden Rule states that Mesrs,
Moody aud sankey arc paid ss evangelist. n stated
salary, made up by several wealthy gentlemen In
different parts Of the country,
National Republican., 1877-10-12


UNIVERSAL R. R. TICKET OFFICE.
c% a Yn
ssS Ss good iii used bssSSss s$Sfssa s5SSsA
mniliys pos Pennsylvania avenue. Shoe store.
1877 GREAT 1877
10 THE NoRrM, WEST, % AND Nd SOUTHWEST
DOUBLE TRACK. STEEL RAILS.
SPLENDID SCENERY MtiAI MAoNrfrcENr EQUIP
Trains Al, 6; II, from Depot cor
For esr Iod io psoSIs s %s snS s I'M
= s,4o p m. daily, with Palace Car TO Chicago.
nALTiMoRE AND roToMAS Asi. RAtLRoAP A,l.Rs. P.,,.
and i,s SSTt sss daily ss.SsRS sandHS DIX
. Haven, Emfs and Watkins at ieio a. m. daily,
For INV YSsE s the ra;, ;s sss m; daily a ssp
Rss'e bsaios Ss ssshea nm asy sssre Sunday g nav
For New YORK and the East SIS a M, and lso p m
y sS. %ashinsioa to Boston WIN '''''A ' NUN
sssS c1ans fn ssH . q F sfsy
S,oldIsg double isrriAss and journey across New
ss.aaS Ssd q 81 Ss,1 sa sssP sPsI sGGs Ssy Limited Ei
n of afI Rn%SfsP sS"" IS M and I'D
m. daily. except sunday,
For Popes Creek Line s;S' a m. AID tao p m. daily,
Tor Anna Rshapos. % S'S, !. m and so p M daily, e,oep,
Sunday.
Way VA KIP nai AfEX Il ASbRiX AND wXsHiNd'
yo, lon k,. ,ia1.,,,. nM,LhoAp min IA uamia. hs7
H. o;s "a sSRa Ss RgsaGsS n % Il and M sgS Say F q
Trains isaye kisssnSi,s iSr wssIh!ns,oni q T. sla
On saSdsy sG is q, 4 iC Sn Sna 10 @ 5 ssS sSd
Tickets Information, sleeping aud parlor car accom-
soS 81 Sha ss and ssess
northeast corner Of sixth street md S aye
shsSsins Of baggage to destination from hotels and
rnANk fH6sSN ds"si Ss%sfS Sasss ns%s'r apsGS SG
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD:
NAridNaG TE 2ffNE LINE R2HHsf RNb 5ifonf SSSSurr
TO .
LEAVE WASHINGTON
SO g. M, Baltimore, Annapolis: and way stations
wns nU St sBBSs S Sass sprn an
s 81 IS%s senSs sasspi saSSS snndy and f
SO M, H. Pedinont, strA.burs, winchester, Hasers-
,,s. ,,saDa NJ, New York, Philadelphia Boston and Bal
$3.50 = b.. baltimore and way stations. on sunday
% iSs NJ. X gslin,oEre oESs esrrs,.
12iO y. m, Baltimore. Eloott City. Annapolis and
si.0 p. m, New York aud Philadelphia Express
On Sunday 10 Bat more only. stopping at all statonA
Connects Tor Frederick.
$50 y M, baltimore and wpy stations
~ NJ. r q RSsk. SredsTick Hascr,town, Win
chssier ,e and Way stations; nm, v,, ,,,,,o,.
s6D p. m, Philadelphia Norfolk and baltimore
upresa PASSENGERS for Norfolk taken In the
cars direct to boat.
sAlS H. M, Chicago and Columbus express Win
chester and ilnSerstowu, except sunday.
siO D. M, Baltimore express.
e1a D. m, baltimore and wav stations
$40 p. M, Point OF Rocks and way stations Metro
politnn Branch.
'eis .. m. 81. Louis Cincinnati and Pittsburg eI
pIesS
5000 D. m, New ork, Philadelphia and Baltimore
fains marked 'daily; other trains daily except sun
day. mylau
National Republican., 1877-10-12
W0MAN'S CORNER.
Edited By Fannie n. Ward.

The Ladies are cordially inrited 10 contribute So-
ciety items, Short Sketches, Social Gossip Poems-
anything ne,csy and approprid,e-to this depart
ment. Please addre. all such Communications
10 he Repnbiican Office, care Bditres Of the Cor
usr,
National Republican., 1877-10-12

A RT SCHOOL REMovED.-THE EIGHTH
pupils at the new rooms, isls I street, opposite
Franklin square. Day classes In Drawing and Painting
Evening cassea In Mechanical Drawing In charge OF
Professor Schlaar. ~ f. FULLEW
Octl-lm Principal,
National Republican., 1877-10-12
W. II. q o. II. MORRISON,

THE IATEST-
Egypt as II is: McCoan t1.Ta
One Year Abroad, by author Of One Summer si.t5
Silent aud True. Mary Agnes Fleming N.B.
Nicholas Minturu, T. q. Holland; Si.b
. biography OF Alfred DE Musset, from the FRENCH
Life Of J. NJ W. Turner, Thornburg; t276
Addresses and sermons delivered at ST, Andrews,
Dean Stanley ti.is.
Christianity and Humanity. J, Starr King r.
Handbook OF Public Galleries OF Europe Kate
Thompson; o.
BaIoness Of New York, Joaquin Miller ti.7S. Bos.
Count Cayor, Mszade; ~ Mrs. Edwards; the blue
Stocking sc. large assortment Of the newest
SOLOMONS a CHAPMAN.
Metropolitan booksellers,
oc5u sii Pennsylvania avenue.
National Republican., 1877-10-12
SCHOOL OF MUSIC.

Instructors Anton qloeisner, II. Doncb. Miss A. A.
skinner, Miss Zaldee Jones Theo. Ingalls, King.
Piano. Violin. Organ, &c., u to SIa
Vocal culture, u and ti0
For circulars OF other branches and free advan-
tages apply at TU7 Eighth street northwest se2B-tf
National Republican., 1877-10-12

ERENCH LANGUAGE-PROF. LUCIEN T.. c.
II COLLIERE, A. M-Private Glasses and Les
sons General Evening Glasses and Glasses In Private
National Republican., 1877-10-12

EDUCATIONAL.

rT,HE MISSES LANE 1888 I STREET NORTH
4 west will reopen their school for young ladies
And children on WEDNBSDAy. Septephber N, Ref
and ]. u Welling, Ii. d. ocioim
National Republican., 1877-10-12

SPENCERIAN BUSINESS COLLEGE, CORNER
y Seventh and L streets, opens August q. Halls
handsomely relitted. Sons and daughters practically
educated. Thorough, condensed instruction and train
ing in Rapid Calculations English Language. Letter
Bookkeep!ng Bu.incss Practice, Spelling Eocution,
IN six equal monthly insthllments $50 II paid in
null on entering, Evening tuition N per month. New
Illustrated circular giving particulars, sent appli-
cation. H C. SPENCER, Principal. auIO-am
National Republican., 1877-10-12
HOME COMFORTS.
WOOD AND COAL,

(yoAJ. AND woOD-HAyIHo LEASED THE
~ old oHablishsd Oai and Wood Ysd corner oi
btAt aud streutH northwest aud rastoek cd the same
IN addh to our pres.t E alton. No. az Filth street
Aoshwssl. We VII ep null stock OF he best quail
tt~ ot WOOD AND COAL, whiah we v III sell ai the
lo~st Inarks IaeL Sawed and Split Wood and
oolim O T. WOOD 4 90.
National Republican., 1877-10-12

MRS. BURR WILL REOPEN HER ENGLISH
NL and French School MONDAY, September "a,
1871 at l9ls II street northwest. au5pThSru6ws
National Republican., 1877-10-12
DIRECTORY.

The Principal Business Houses Of WASH
inrton.
National Republican., 1877-10-12

T .ANGUAGEs TAUGHT AND TRANSLATED
- French. spanlsh, Italian, uermnn. &c.-by
No a Third street northeast, washington, B. Q.
OCll.Iy
National Republican., 1877-10-12

FOR THE LADIES.
MRS. H. ROSERBAUM & SON,
722 Seventh Street Northwest,
WILL OPEN ON
Mondaj and Tuesday, Oct. is and I6,
Avery Choice selection of
French Pattern Bonnets,
Hats, Feathers, Flowers,
Ornaments, sesrfs, &C., &C.
IN ALL OF THE
New and Latest Shades,
TO WHICH OUR CUSTOMERS AND. THE PUB.
Lie ARE RESPECTFULLY INVITED.
N.B-PARTIcuLAR ATTENTION Is CALLED
TO OUR VERY EXTENSIVE ASSORTMENT OF
KID GLOVES. ITO WHICH WE HAVE ADDED
TIE FAMOUS PRINCES OF WALES, IN TWO
AND THREE BUTTONS. ocIoSt
SEWTyG MTCTTyTy.
New Improved DAVIS
New Improved Wilson
Weci,
Howe.
sIpTST; Toa;. snu,,.
Whc"ier < Wilson.
lesmins'on.
=" N"'' O' 'MeRRENNES ps' Z Go.' feSa'A
aa..- =. Nlnlh slree. nor.nMes.:
HOTELS.
VIZ AsurNGToN HOUSE,
w Corner PenpsylyaniA avenue and Third street,
wsihinF'0"' osii D. ct pssiE pssiESvERrpoE, Proprietor.
METROPOLITAN HOTEL,
LATE BROWNS, WARRINGTON, d, c.
THE CARROLLTON,
n c6isT BhLTINoRE, kN y ~ ND pIo0r,o,or.
R. B. coEEakS focialyl' ip, x q. SMITH
STJAMEss, HOTEL, on Ut THE e. EUROPEAN ( n Plan, Plan,
opposite Il, 4 p, depot. Restaurant unexceed; spe-
eial rates to permanent oaardsr.. oelo.ly
GRAY'S HOTEL,
CORNER FIFTEENTH AND STREETS
oceEm SoRrhwisr
EBBITT HOUSE,
Headquarters Army and Navy.
WASHINGTON, DC
G. G. WILLARD,
myiou Proprietor
WORMLEY'S HOTEL,
CORNER II AND FIFTEENTH sTREETS
Firstclass In every respect mySn
SHERMAN HoUsE-A FIRsT.CLAss PRIVATE
. HOTEL Rooms on suite or single First
table board al n per week or VS. per month, Noa ZIG
and as Third street. Just above Pennzylyani avenue
number of elegant rooms ut popular prices. mhl2t
National Republican., 1877-10-12
rTNHoMAs Z. wAGGAMAN, Real Estate Auc
u tioneer,


BY virtue OF deed of trust, dated on the 18th day
OF February, d. 1876, and recorded In Liher No.
sil folio 49, OF the land records for the District
OF Columbia, and also BY leave granted by The 81.
prems Court or the Dh trict OF Columbia by an order
case Of Hume ct al vs. Sweet e a., No, 5cS equity
toner, a. y. i o. 10 O'Clock p M offer nor sale IN
ISa: Of ne yreses a, publi ancaSn q the highest
In the District OF Columbia that is to say original lois
numbered one, q two, a. four, l and seven, In
square numbered eight hundred and forty nine, (stg)
Terms OF sale: One half cash. the balance In six t8l
and twelve (l2) months. with interest at the rate Of
the purchaser purchasers and deed OF trust to the
satisfaction OF the trustee all cash. at the option OF
the purchaser; 80 deposit acceptance OF the
bid, and conveyancug and recording at p!rchnser's
Ave days nom dey on sale. the Trustee reserves
the right to resell the property at the risk and cost Of
the demulting purchaser afer seven days notice III
the NATIONAL REPUBLICAN,.
mn, n ~, r,Nut y a.. nIioAN SN"' ''''''''
National Republican., 1877-10-12

MUSICAL CONSERVATORY
SPACIOUS MUSIC HALL. n, NINTH STREET.
Thorough teachers and low rates of tuition.
Send for circular o. II. BULLARD,
ses Director.
National Republican., 1877-10-12
BAN X ERS.

7 EWIS JOHNSON & CO., BANKERS, CORNER
- Tenth street and Pennsylvania avenue, wssh
ington ID. C., dealers In United states bonds, invest
ments, securities and foreign exchange. Oct9-lm,
National Republican., 1877-10-12
AUCTION SALES-Future Days.
DowNMAN 4 GREEN, Auctionecrs,
- 4i7 Seventh street northwest.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE LOT ON
SOUTH 4 sfREET, BETWEEN FiRsT AND
BY virtue of deed Of trust to me, dated February
25 A. d. 1874 and recorded In Iber No "a folio t26
De- one OF the land records Of the District Of Coum
bin and by direction OF the party secured thereby,
shall sell, In front of the premises, SATURDAY, DC
tober % 1877. at 60 2. M lot number seven. ~ In
In said city OF Washington.
Terms pfs sale: One third Of the purchase money In
cash, and the balance In nine and eighteen months
with interest at eight per cent The trustee reserves
the right 70 resell At risk OF defaultns purchaser,
% ocii.dis wiz" :" Ut" 4. L. BARRIER, Trustee.
National Republican., 1877-10-12
MISCELLANEOUS.
A. r. SHEPHERD & CO.,

A INNINGS, TENTS AND FLAGS,
"A J. [, HOGAN, Manufacturer.
No, Tl3 Market space, between Seventh and Ei G
streets northwest "
National Republican., 1877-10-12
OTHER TREASURES.

Grasses should be gathered when in full
lowe and dried by hanging up in room, not
dark, but where the sun will not shine on
them. Many of our common field grasses have
beautiful seeds, rs effective for decorative pur-
poses as costlier imported varieties, and every
one knows how ornamental they are arranged
In vases and baskets. A few butterflies, caught
and chloroformed, will add much to the beauty
of such boqucts.
National Republican., 1877-10-12
For the Corner.

OF the COfner.
Never Again.
r. II. Stoddard.
There are gains for all our losses,
There are balms for all our pain:
But when youth, the dream, departs,
IL takes something from Our hearts,
And II never comes again.
We are stronger, and are better,
Under manhood's sterner reign:
Still we feel that something sweet
Followed youth. with flying feet,
And will never come again.
Something beautiful IL vanished,
And we might sigh for II in vain;
We seek II everywhere,
On the earth and In the nir,
But II never comes again.
A,t,,,,,,, vVnrlx f.r Hama Adarpu,.pt
National Republican., 1877-10-12

take them when the seeds are fully formed on
the under side of the leaves, either those that
have been pressed year or two or green, aud
lay them Nat in pan, pour boiling soapsnds
on them, and let them stand until cold, then
lay them on towel for Il few minutes, after
which put 4 fern at time on largo
platter, and cover with chloride Of soda; (you
can buy II at any druggists for fifty cents q
quart much better than the home made
Ferns taks from two to four hours "a
bleach the coarser kind much longer
Cleanse thoroughly In Ave or six waters, al
ways using soft water; float them on light vel
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1877-09-01
Magazine Notices

'The Communist and the Railway the
opening number in the International Reuiew
for Septem ber- October. is a rather sombre view
OF the present. relations of the parties men
toned. 1t closes thus:
What shall be done? That local governments
as now constituted are utterly ncompeten TO
deal with the spirit of communism has been
proved by. shameful events Oar free institu-
tons Will be destroyed by that spirit if un-
checked, but not less surely by Capitalization
OF power to prevent con. munistic societies. 1t
is Significant and startling event that prom
inent statesman and the dominant party in one
OF the largest States formally propose as a
remedy the virtual control of railways by the
Federal Government Does any man seriously
believe that four thousand millions of property
with revenues of $500 0000 900 yearly in the
hands of men who already make aud unmake
Senators and Representatives in many States
can be controlled by a free Government? II
would be simpler to elect Colonel Scott perpet-
ual President of the United States with powers
OF dictator. Ii ever the United States makes it
necessary for railroad property and railway
managers either to control the Government or
be controlled by it, the end is sure. The neces-
sity OF self protection against the communistic
spirit IN Congress will band together instantly
all railway owners and managers not to resist
but to run" the government. -Four thousand
millions will never be owned by 200 men who
think back-pay and mileage ''an object, and
vote themselves tooth. picks and the Thanking
privilege. We shall surely escape communism
in that case, because we shall surely take des-
Dotism as better. That another alternative
than this may be found, and one not pregnant
with destruction of free institutions in either
event must be the hope of patriotic citizens
1.-THE Letters of Junius' are considered by
Alexander H. Stephens, and their authorship
is attributed to Thomas Littleton Professor
Sheldon Amos writes of Modern Armies and
Modes of Warfare, as Bearing on Peace. ST.
mon Stein treats of The Administration of
Cities, apparently regarding the case of our
municipalities as quite hopeless. John Fl.
Ingraham reviews the life and character Of
Thomas De Quincy. DR.. Francis Wharton
begins series of papers on Judicial Partisan
ship, and deals with Queen Carolne's Case, and
Professor Francis A. Walker describes The
Display at the Late Worlds Fair The remain
ing contents of the magazine are The Presi
dents Southern Policy, Recent American aud
European Books, Art Letter No. II, by Philip
Gilbert Hammerton. and contempory events.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1877-09-01
Books Received,

shakspea res Comedy of Midsummer
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j. Rolfe Cloth, 195 pp., illustrated 60 cents New
York: Harper 81 Brothers. Portland: Loring,
Short & Harmon.
Cicero's TuscuIar Disputations: also Treat
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Young. Harper's Classical Library. Cloth, 466 DID
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Appleton & Co. Portland, Bailey & Moves.
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Halt Hour Series. Paper. 247 pp., rs cents. New
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Short & Harmon
An English COmmentar on the Rhe.us
MHedea, HippOIytus, AIcestis, HeracIidn
snppiices and \ roades of Euripides With
the scanning of each play, from the latest and best
authorities. By Charles Anthem. Cloth. 453 nm
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