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National Republican., 1878-10-18
A Maryland JudgoTackiesa Female Lawyer

A Maryland Judge Tackiesa Female Lawyer.
The question as to whether or not Mrs
Bclva 4. Lockwood, a resident of this city
lawyer by profession, and regular practitioner
In this District, should DO admitted to the bar
of Prince Georges County, Nd, was cOnsid.
cred and decided by Judge Magruder, of Mari.
borough, last Wednesday. The applicant, on
a previous occasion being denied the privi.
lege to speak in her own behalf, filed a brief
setting forth her case through in the name of
her counsel, r. B. B. Chew, esq. The case was
called at 2:30 p. NJ, and the court, after re-
fcrrIug to the brief, which showed Mrs. Lock.
wood to be reputable lawyer of FIVE years
standing In this city, made decision ndver
to the applicant. In the course OF his remarks
| he said that God has set 4 bound for woman.
Man was created first and woman after and
part Of hm-like the sun and the moon
| mOvingt in their different orbits. THE great
seas have their bounds, aud the eternal hills
and rocks that are set above them cannot be
removed.
4 voice-How about Hell Gate?
The COuduCt Of the Judge showed that he
was In a passion when hv began to deliver his
decision, aud this demonstration In opposition
to him so aroused his ire that he pnTcd vi
with wrath that chUked OF his powers OF
speech, aud shortly after he closed his court.
The president Ul the board Of county com
missioner who control the public building
in tue Iown, had previously given permission
10 Mrs Lockwood to occupy the cOurt.hOus
and deliver an address. She was about Il
speak when Judge Magruder, with NOR,
bru,qucncss than goOd manners, iHterrupte,
her aud declared that she should not speak il
the chamber. The lawyers aud other spcCta
tors then invited the lady to speak In the pub
liz square, which she did, and her remark
were repeatedly Interrupted with applause.
National Republican., 1878-10-18
Iheatra Cninlnue.

The excellent programme provided for the
weeks entertainment at the Comiquo will be
produced entire at the matinee this afternoon,
and also at this evenings performance. The
comedy of The Eton Boy" and the spocialtes
of the Fieldings, Mcssrs. Baughran and Hume,
Fcrrcyra, the man-aute Jake Budd, aud John
Robinson are among the attractions an
nnunpnh
National Republican., 1878-10-18
Now Advertisements.

For rcnt-housc 40. lsG3 street northwest.
Columbian University Law School-opcn Octc-
berg.
H. T. ITvlm6old's Compound Fluid Extract Of
i Ichu.
Furnished roms on street near Eighteenth
northwest
National Republican., 1878-10-18

Henry Kengla to Samuel Brsnnan, for 49,
goo, part of lot 43, old Georgetown. A. L. II,
johnson to J. A. Artcs for $3.50, part Of lot
2, square 3y7. Frederick Douglass, United
States Marshal to L. J. Fulla!ove, for $1,000,
part Of lot 2s, old Georgetown.
National Republican., 1878-10-18
baseball,

The Georgetown College nine crossed bats
with the National yesterday, and were polished
of to the tune Of l9ito : in a full game. The
batting of the Red, was terrific. The Col.
lcgians soon repeated Of their T'Euc'', and
will not soon venture in the ned with such
gigantic antagonists The contest Tins alter
noon between the lawyers OF Baltimore aud
Washington on the National grounds promises
to be grand affair Already upRrds OF ] 900
invitation. have been issued and 1t is conf.
IDENTIFY expected that the r'rie Of the city will
encourage the disciples Of Blackstone by their
presence. Rare sport may he anticipated, as
thralt OF holding on to the "shrcpsk!n' has not
been properly explained TO any Of the contest
ants,
GAMES ELSEWHERE YESTERDAY.
Albany, y. N.-AIbluy, q; Mancheatcl', 3.
Utica, y. Y. BusIUms .; UUcus, 3.
National Republican., 1878-10-18
A brace OF scoundrcI, Gagged.

Detective McDcyitt visited Baltimore yr-.
terday, aud, upon his return to this city last
night, brought with him Henry Minis
charged with hor,e.slcaIiug. aud a fugitive
from the Workhouse named John Long. Both
men were locked up at Police llcodqwrler
and will have u talk with Judge Smell today.
National Republican., 1878-10-18
CnInmnInn unIner,Ill Lnw schonI.

Tho law school Of the Columbian Univer'
sity resumed its exercises On the D,h instant
The Glasses are UNUSUALLY large, aud the in
tcrrst manifested by the student, in the lee
lures and instructions Of Professor, COX aud
Maury serves to show the hiph estimate II
which these able lawyers aud faithful teacher
are dcserycdly hold,
National Republican., 1878-10-18
Bivaiyulnr Pleasures.

Complying with the request of those who
par,ic potcd in the great oyster roast on the
9th instant, the Quiet Club has determined to
repeat the grand feast, leaving on the Jaue
Mosocy to morrow night at quarter to twelve
o'clock. Determining also to make this ex-
cursiOn the most successful that ever went
down the river, they have obtained control of
the dining.room of the boat, and placed the
catering in the hands of William J. Martin, the
welLkuown and popular resiarduicT. Tho
club has obtained six roasting. irons seven by
three, same as used in New England ut the
famous Io4sts and clam.bakcs, and ON this oc-
casium Will exhibit the novel plan of roasting
800 bushels Of oysters without smoke or burn.
ing. Those who accept the hospitality OF the
club will undoubtedly have glorious time
National Republican., 1878-10-18

AT nAITIMgGE ANn ONO rFFrT SEW JERSEY AVE-
SUE AND CsTEIET.
Ngrrip1. FnsUnr
r'.iO. -. rHH- & Cln. cN sIs0. Baltimore accom-
rtNT. puls.l ~ y. \. pN. 30 baltimore accom-.
500, Chirp,V iTl.sErN. huU Y. Phi & Nos cN.
t:I. EIltnuIr aud way ba'S Pie Imnnt. ~tTashury
stat!1us. Wucuost"r. Fred rS,
t2N, Fred nc. tMpl. Nr'ahb IIAE.rs'owii. Point vt
t27. BalWECfa, AnnsIpI. Inyk. y Nay s'atl n-.
express Fts7-, llH'f uCgtmS
Eib, Mur''n.hurv and la. .-.ui paIiuIrrs DNprs.-
ser-tuwn nc. Metro F1ii, BrlmJre way ~"
- pUlitAu bTuurh.r t'Us
siClu, Baltimore, com. '.tsi thiroEn & -. oNs
Il.3O baltimore pHvrrss -gI-. Y =. Pm. y Boston
rIUIrss
'Arrivr daily. Others Sundays excepted.
CO For the tim" Of departure OF trains, see Ldv1r
tsements elsCwh 'rp.
National Republican., 1878-10-18

HABIr, II not necessity, makes a Hair Dressing
DR.. Ayers laboratory Issues Is one Of the most de-
ightiul we have ever used II restores not only
the color, but gloss and luxurianco, 10 faded and
gray hair.
National Republican., 1878-10-18
IniiratiuIIS

For New Ea-,Nul, Middle Atlantic aul >outt
Atlantic states increasing O. ,TIuc,S and rain
warm Snu.hcrly vtrl.mI 90 colder westerly winds
f,,lowcI by rising birOlI-',r.
National Republican., 1878-10-18

Dr H. 7. Helmbold, the well.kno patent
medicine man, is at present IN Washingt N,
looking well aud hearty. About eight ears
ago his visit to this city attracted tho attcn-
ton of every one, his splendid siX.horse team
being the crack turnout on the road. The
doctor Is now here for the purpose of perfect
ing arrangements fora vigorous prosecution OF
his former business He exhibits the same
coIdiality as formerly and is happy in know
ing that hi, old Washington friends have not
forgotten him.
National Republican., 1878-10-18
WIN Omis All snMn.

The clerk of the court has issued the fol-
lowing marriage licenses:
John Bell aud Kate snow.
Columbus Warncid aud Alice Bealr.
Daniel Champion aud Lizzie BuIhrll.
r. l.. Reach and Eleanor W. Wright.
james Stafford and Katherine Morrow.
Eugene A. OConmor and Florence L. Hayes
Thomas Cant and Celia DAVIS both Of Prince
Georges County, Md,
National Republican., 1878-10-18

$40 BLACK Cheviot Suits. stylish aud dura-
bic. Escman Bros, corner eth aud + streets.
National Republican., 1878-10-18

ATTENTION! First class French kid Boots,
at $3.50. and goat button Boots, 81 at the great
Boston Shoe Auction House, i9l Pennsylvania
aypuup
National Republican., 1878-10-18

FANCY Western Creamy and Choice New Yor
Butter received daily nj Spiccr's Wholesale Butte
Store corner Ninth aud + streets Prices as low d
the lowest.
National Republican., 1878-10-18

FRIED OYSTERS, % cents por dozen In box
steamed oysters, is cents half rsck, with bTeA
and butter, at Miller's Restaurant, Gil Sevent
street, opposite Patent Office. Ladies and Gent
Dining Rooms open OH Sunday. CHARLES HEi
OLD, proprietor.
National Republican., 1878-10-18
OUR LOCAL BUDGET.
Affairs About Town Recorded by
the Republican.
The Grand Jury's Expedition-Arrangc gcments
for the Rifle Match To-day-suicide ofa
Young Girl-Laborers who Don't
Want to he eDefrauded-Grand
visitations to knights of
Pythias Lodges, SC.
A Young Girl's Suicide,

Miss Elizabeth Cumberland daughter Of
Mr., William Cumberland, living on d street,
near Fourteenth street southwest, died
Wednesday night from the effects of n dose of
laudanum, administered by herself. While it
appears to have been suicide, her friends can
assign no reason for the act. She procured
five cents worth of arsenic from druggist,
stating TO him that She wanted II FOR the rur.
pose of killing rats. She seemed to hc In cX-
cellcut spirits at the time, and very much un.
like person who contemplated suicide. On
her rcturI home she told her mother that she
was going to take a scidlitz powder aud, mix.
ing up some OF the poison, swallowed il. som
aftcrwarl she was taken Ill and told what she
had done. Drs. Carroll, Morgan, and Bolrman
were called in, but their efforts were uuaval-
ing, rs she died in short time. Miss Cunbcr.
land was very much liked, and nothing Is
known to cast any Glcmish upon her rcruta'
ton Before her death she stated to a friend
that she did not know what impellcd her to
take the poison. She was regarded as quite
handsome, aud was about eighteen years of
age
National Republican., 1878-10-18

FoR upward Of thirty years Mrs. Wnslow's
soothing SyIup has been used for children. 1t
CUrrccs ucidity OF the stomach, relieves wind
collie, Icgulatci the hOwciS, cures dysentery
and durrahWa, whether arising from tocthng
or other causes. An old aud well.tried remedy.
20 centsa bottle.
National Republican., 1878-10-18

hmusements and Excursions.
THEATRE CoNlQUE.-Nasirty performance.
NATIONAL TuENTRE-Thc Hidden Hani
National Republican., 1878-10-18

POPULAR prices--s! and s. pants to order
Notice the display in our windows. Eiseman
Bros, corner eth and Z streets.
National Republican., 1878-10-18
Lincoln Hall-Benelt of Mrs Eva Mills Til,
Evening.

The fJllowing programme is announced for
the occasion of Miss Mills benefit, at Lincoln
Hall, this evening:
Part ilrst-Pano solo. Nine. Lobanofi. Kunz =;
mon ever" Mr. $. G. Young; 81 Sou Ii
tama," Miss Eva S. Mills; e. Ely Mavourneen. "
Mr. Theodore Watterson; I'll Segretto," Mrs.
Jennie True; lie Carnival de Venice" Miss
Henrietta Erni; select readings, Mr. L. B. Hay.
Part sccOnd-'The second act of Fotow S
MARTHA" under the direction Of Mr. Harry
c. Sherman, with the following cast: Lady
Henrietta, Miss Eva S. Mills; Nancy, Mrs. II. {.
Sherman; Lionel, Mr.. John q. Pugh Pitmkeh,
Mr.. 5. q. Young.
National Republican., 1878-10-18

ATTENTION Mems calf Boots, at ~, at the
great Boston Shoe Auction House, 40l Penn.
sylvana avenue.
National Republican., 1878-10-18

BALTIMORE home G-made calf Boots, at 1850
at tue great Boston Shoe Auction House, iYl
Pennsylvania avenue.
National Republican., 1878-10-18

MEMS heavy kip Boots, at Sl75, at the great
Bo-ton Shoe Auction House, 49l Pennsylvania
avenue
National Republican., 1878-10-18

JULIUS LANsBURGH the Popular Low-Priced
Carpet Furpishcr. 437 7th, between d and f.
National Republican., 1878-10-18
CITY ITEMS,

FALL Overcoa,s. Eiseman Bros, corner 7th
National Republican., 1878-10-18
Laborcr. who Don't want to be Defraudcd.

Laborers who Don't Want to be Defraud'd.
preliminary meeting of the white laborers
of the contractors of the late Board of Public
Works OF the District Of Columbia was held
last evening at the headquarters Of the Labor
League, i0D Louisiana avenue, to take into
consideration such precautionary steps as they
may deem advisable. 20 prevent the Treasury
Department from allowing any fraudulent
or surreptitious claims under the acts
| appropriating $1,000 to pay the de.
| frauded !ahOrers. A resolution was adopted
| that all the white Iahorcrs Of the con.
tractors OF the late Board of Public Works be
requested to meet at i0O Louisiana avenue on
next Monday evening, at ha!f.past seven
| o'clock, 20 form permanent committee TO
wait upon the Secretary Of the Trra,U. : and
| the President o. the United States, and request
| them 10 issue such order. to the discussing OF.
! hccrs OF the Treasury Department as will
| secure pay to those only who honestly worked
for 1t and have been dishonesty dcfraudcd.
National Republican., 1878-10-18
An USEM ENTS.
National hontas" and "Jenny
inl

National NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS." 5" and 81 emmy
Lind"
The great double bill offered as the enter.
tainmcnt at the National last evening afforded
great amusement to tie audience assembled
upon the occasion. Brougham's burlcsque,
PUcahontas," and the musical farce, Jenny
Lind" were given by the talented artists COM
posing the Nationals company in the excellent
style that charactcrizcs all efforts of that spcn-
did corps. The Captain J0kE Smith of Madame
Blanche Ford recorded for that excellent lady
another of those truInphs that bcdeck her his.
trionic career. With her attractions of COS.
tune, singing, aud acting, she successfully
competed for the hOuOrs of the evening Mr..
Denhum's POwiGim afforded convincing evi.
dcncc OF his availability In all the REQUIRE
monts of his eXacting profession. Mr.. Curley's
RoiG and Mr.. Conelly's Kros.ds.kdH.bee were
Crcditnbe efforts.
The farce, Jenny Lind" contributed very
largely to the evenings enjoyment. Mr.. Dcn-
ham. as Gr0HJy Gag, was afforded well.
improved opportunity of exhibiting his great
comic talent. Madame Blanche Ford, rs Jenny
Lrdtherlmgs, was received with the usual evil
dences Ui appreciation by her delighted aud.
itors
The same attractive bill will hold the boards
this evening.
National Republican., 1878-10-18

ATTENTION IS called to mems hand'stitched
calf Gaitcrs-S3 % TO i4-at the great Boston
Shoe Auction House igl Pennsylvania avenue,
National Republican., 1878-10-18
Dir. iIelinbOid.

EOYs Clothing for school and dress wear
EisemRn Bros, corner 7th aud L streets.
National Republican., 1878-10-18

"JoHN's" restaurant. Fried oyatci, "sv'
lecls," 25 cents per dozen, in i box corner Scv'
cuth and d ,tr.r's
National Republican., 1878-10-18

YouSG PEOPLE do pay attention to your teetl
neglect will soon ruin them. Be wise IN tim
Clean them daily with TRCRSroS's IVORY PEAR
TOOTH POWDER the most perfect dentnhce knowr
II will keep them through life In good condition
" hite and SOUND. Will harden the gums sweete
he breath, and prevent toothacne. Sold by o.
druggists. % and 30 cents per bottle.
National Republican., 1878-10-18

OUR SlS suits 10 order are uncqualed. Else 4
man Bros, corner 7th aud streets.
National Republican., 1878-10-18
LOCAL MJSCELLdSY.

six per cent Interest paid on deposits Special
rates on time deposits. J. II. squIER & Co.
Bnnkers lil6 PepnsylNAnia avenue.
National Republican., 1878-10-18

Go TO Julius LRnsburgh for shades.
National Republican., 1878-10-18

Go TO julius Lunsburgh for carpets.
National Republican., 1878-10-18
rhcrmn.nrtrIc RenlInr,.

OFFICE CHEF sIuEAL.OFg, EE. T.. : A..
"a. - 49,
National Republican., 1878-10-18
REAMER A. DOWNING,

UPHOISTERBR,S,
And manufacturers of all grades of Mattresses
No. 1O3 X Street n. W., Washington, ID. q.
Loose cover cutting especially. All orders prompt
ly attended TO. yll-llm
National Republican., 1878-10-18

WELLS 'MAcHiSE-sPRgAp sTrESGTnESISo PLAs
FRS are still the best known. Their curative poN
ers far surpass nll others
National Republican., 1878-10-18

HARD times demand economy; practcc II by
rcnovating your sUilgd gloves With JorvESs lso
pERoCs KID GLOVE CLEANSER. Price y cents pei
bottle.
National Republican., 1878-10-18
National 1epublitan.
Arrival Of rassenge, Trains.

7 BALTiNoEE AND POTOMAC DEPOT, SIXTH AND 3
sTEEETs
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ta or vegetable parasitic diseases Of the skim
He wae appears induced to try this remedy from VIII
messing ,s employment antisepc in the Edinburgh
Inrmary wards. The diseases in which he has hitherto
used boracic acid have been the various forms OF uhe
especially that very troublesome form OF the disease
which affects the and inner side OF the tngns vi
many Europeans in India Dr. Watson declares ,na' 'no
external application of a solution OF boracic acu ac
like a charm in such cases An aqueous soI,i'Ioh p
bOracic acid of diacbm Ia the ounce or rs nucn az @
water Will take M nj ordinary temperature, Is employed
The affected parts, he says, should be wen patheu
the SOLUTION twice daily some little friction benS usuu.
ana IL should not be wiped oG but allowed 10 ar. Oh e
part Altogether he regards 1t as preferable 10 All Quiet
remedies OF the same class.
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VO PHILADELPHIA.
PENNSNLVANIA RAILROAD.
THE OLD ESTABLISHED ROUTE AND SHORT LINE
NETWORK AND PHILADELPHIA.

FourecA Through Trains way daily; three DepO;s In
pnIladtllh ia, two In New York.
Double Track the most Improved Equipment and tho Fastest
1llnc consistent with absolute SAFETY.
on and after November ~ lS11.
Express Trains layes NoWNOrk Via DesbIOsses
landt streets Ferries, as follows:
$50 S3 1908 lmiird II a. |, 4, 3, q, $50 T. $50.
and M. SUNDAY a. NJ. .. 6. d:31, !, $3.50 ana p
Boats oi BROOKLYN Annex" connect with all through
AZ jesey C, anVrhns SPEEDY and direct transfer for
brooklyn travel.
$40 d Ii nj, Omitod Express. 1880 y. M 4, 6:5p
AMI 735 D. and II midnight ON sunday $40. 1888, Z, y
$50, n. Hl.. !, $40 p. m. amt IL midnight.
1Ickct Offices J,j ana OH Broadway, No. AsiOr House.
aui lO0 II Dcshrcssas aud t1raultst: No. COgrist
ard brooklyn Annex Depot. foot 0 Fult0nst, Brooklyn
NOS ia iO and lis Hudson st, IOboken; Depot, Jersey
CltY Emigrant Ticket Unlce no. B Baitcry'pace.
FRANK THOMSON /. l.. FARMER,
General Manager. Ganl Passenger Agent
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BoRAcIc ACID FOR SKIN DIsEAsEs-Surgeon
Major Watson reports in The Indian Hedcai Ga=ete that
be has lately employed bOracc acid with very great sue
cess as an external application In the treatment OF
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SaIes Uu auction

RI JOHN II. DRAPER IL CO. Auctionecrs.
- rllE nELAWAEE LtlFAwASSN AID WEST
i.LN RAILROAD COMPANY WI sell $1,000 TONS Scranton
coal AZ public auction ON WEDNESDAY, Jauuay 30 AZ >
O'Clock, nOia 20 NJ. 20 tx haHgs gilc'.
SAMUEL SLOAN, President.
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AbstTacrO Of Public Laws.
Constitutional Amendments IN the States
Party Platforms
Presid, Mt Hayes Inaugural.
President Hayes civil Service Order
Secretary shemaus Letter on Bonds.
Election Of L. :. Senators.
Attorney General Dtvens Ciyil Service
iincpal judicial Officers L. *.
PunCpal Departmental Officers, Z. S.
and Steel Tables.
Foreign Trade u L. s.
Revenue and Expenditures.
List Of Appropriations.
Coinage and Immigration
Railroad Tables.
DEBTS Of cities.
Gold and Silver Tables.
National Bank. Currency and Savings Banks.
Internal Rev Tables
Electoral Vote fOr President since 1861.
Custom Receipts at al Ports. L. =
Executive AID Diplomatic Olicera.
List Of XLVth Congress and Committees
Popular Vote for President since lSGl
Governors OF Srates &c
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Public Debt L. S.
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NETWORK AND PHILADELPHIA NEW

BOUND BROOK ROUTE
FOR TRENTON AND PHILADELPHIA.
LeaYe York for Trenton aud Phadc pla ut ESQ, y.
$780, $50 ul 1880 $3.50, $780, II and at p H. Tor
Trenton. -,
Philadelphia station North Pennsylvania Rail
road. Third AMI Berkssts at 1909 73O, $780, 1880 A. H.
l:3O $50 $50 D. 80.
Leave Trenton for New York except Monday G55
800, 1920 a. M, 1918, 2:l5 4:lO, G:lj p.
Pullman Cars attached TO the $50 M
$3.50 p trains New York to the 1880 H. 1;3O D. H.
trans from Philadelphia. .
SUNDAY TRAINS-Leave New-York and Philadelphia at
a. mr. 53U IL D. III. Trenton nj l;2O iU:2C a. No.
clio p. 200 -, n, ,
Tickets for sale at foot Of Liberty st. NOS 129 and "a
Broadway hotels all Offices OF the Eric Rail
way and Brook yD and at No. Courtst Brook
lyn Baggage checked from residence 10 destination.
II. F. BALDWIN, Gen Pass. Agent
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Lcaal Nolltcs.
s.,UPREME COURT.


TAKE NOTICE tIrt a C0mmiss 10 inquire u
your luu1cy ui.ruIdrcsn nn an mental ncapdcty ri
aits. ,-ed o'i u ana under the The
OIL the New lork directed
tomuI~ ua,rs viii Dee executed
itu,sI. Pat Inr. The County House the
(ltyand in tie Comfy 90 Vow ori tH second dag
FEBRUARY. 1870. 81 iour O'Clock ~ the att moon.
Ditd. l1tgaIV ID, lNi9.
JANIS y. tI~u Commissioners.
G4.DRGI. =. PETERS,
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For Bows and Young Men-Country

For Bows and Young Men-Country
ALEXANDER INSTlrU Ten Military board
~ ngschool White Pain. NY. Principal OR wilNh u.
Il IND CARE.-ThoTough Teaching. 10Th year
shNJAMlx MAsoN's B0GnDISG SCHOOL FOX BOYS
send for circular. YonAers. v
NORRlSTOWN (N.J.) BOARDING SCHOOL
Ni ior boys. tho Rev. s-N low ILL An Principal
MT. PLEASANT MILITARY ACADEMY.
WI AsELEcT noAhDIEG scMooI foH BOYS.
The course Of instruction embraces The following aepari
rns s mSS and %Sa Se s anS
also formed ~ Music. Drawing ana Fencing ihoroughiy
gca, GSs a. IKEA iGf9 n tor %
DEEKSKlLL (N.YJ MILITARY ACADEMY.
L send for circular and fun information
DRiNCETON, \. il he Winter term of the
loa GSe' ePrlJ = oI ag df sSSGl Will begin
DUTGERS GRAMMAR SCHOOL, New
boys o college Prepares for college scondlc school,
VI ""''"'''' '''-'' Eov u. T. Reilly Recior
WILLIAMSON Niass.) ENGLISH aud
on, vaSaaay A1ar @ %,I 'pI OF gSy
XONKEKS MILITARY INSTITUTE
n ior making boys Intelligent, healthy, Christian men.
BENJAMIN MAsoA Box No. 90. NonAcrs. \. y.
XOUNG MEN privately Fitted tor College.
'0"a'''" '""I@, 2'Si AS2msT aIq %'rs Mas.
GhlnN STEVEN>DALE INSTITUTE.
W 1VVs south Ambpy, y. J., limited select school Tor
GE0 ]. wITHNGToY.
q .bS{b-4O WEEKS $50 quarterly WHOLE
% ~tV ENPENSE.-S IiORrLGDGEr-. MEDIAtIrnnl
AcAbEMl 10 cAirs 10 ieagcts one Harvard iour Yaie
churches and Temperance Charter Op,n all summer.
For Young Ladies-country.
HINGIlAMTON COLLEGE and C0NSERYA-
~ TORY 81 MUSIC for YOUNG LADIES. Doubled iis
plumber last 500; Bible College Rev
r. \. PATEi~UN, \. NJ President. liinrhamion, :. Y.
COTTAGE SEMINARY for Young Ladies.
~ Poetown Montgomery CO., Pcnn.-TLo twentyeichthan
nua bcrns ~ 1 UlDAl. SEPT l3 1874 Siuatelon
Der For catalogues apply To- Goo g. Batter = 81 Principal
GOLDEN NIL SEMINARY for Young hdi, $,
N bridgeport Conn. Adjr,-, MISS EMILY NELSON.
GRANGER PLACE SCHOOL for young Ia
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tholorc pr'raraoi4 academic and ccl1ic dcp4t.rnt Of
LINE : cooM5f6cE, rrc.ii'ui -. 80 ~
FgOME SCHOOL for children; terms low.
L Address the MISSES HATCH b'nhurr. conn
NOME Institute, TmIytown.N.Y boarding
anG school foi Young lle; wl open "Wednesday
sent ~. torcroula aidrcss Mlss NJ .. uElcALF pm
IRVING FEMALE COLLEGE. Mechanics
Il burg Ia. hcaitlfui, beautiful College Home school
opens ia year sept ~. Rev Z. y l"E. y. VI. Pres
N}rs. WEST Boarding and Day SCHOOL,
AVA Greenwich conn. lsd
MISS WILLIAMS SCHOOL, Worcester.
AVA WILLiAhs. Principal
BENNINGTON SEMlNARY.-THOS. HAN
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uanng schools IN his country ci rg,s rcasonab
VHE MISSES MOTIFS ENGLISH aud
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