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National Republican., 1878-12-31
Dry Goods.

"a FRENCH NOVELTIES FOR PoLONAIsE
Ut &c to $50
SILK and Wool Dress Goods, &c mp.
Black and Coored All: Wool Cashmeres, i0c up.
Black silks, auction prices. 62' sc up TO ta.
Dress GOOs, Sc, Ice. l2c, lie. l5 :0c, 2SC-Cleap.
Broche and Fancy Shawls at reduced prizes.
hest htling best styles and cheapest line OF tOaks
in the city, from $40 TO $50.
Fancy colOTei silk Handkerchief, l2bvC to ST.
Useful Holiday Goods ai low prices
Bed Comforts. full size, 81 up.
Large size White blankets. sL7j per pair up.
Good Gray Blankets, soc p"Ce IN
Heavy Ingram Carpets, 2Sc, sic, sc
All-wOOl Ingrain Carpets 5ic-goOd quality.
lest lowell Ingram Carpets, 7ic; Brussels, 5Cc. 7Ic,
snC, and SIC. T. n. NAuDAlN,
deCl7 .U MARKET space.
National Republican., 1878-12-31
VERY DESIRABLE ROOMS,

on second and third floors, Handsomely furnished, fI
rent with board; NJ Vermont avenue. opposite Al
llngon Hotel. Reductions To parties making psTma
npnl arrangements. OCilIf
National Republican., 1878-12-31
MlRRTED.

QUERY. Can curing q cough with DR.. Bulls
Cough syrup be called bullying congh2
National Republican., 1878-12-31

THE experience ofcX-Scnator CHANrLER
In taking Snarlmg newspaper whitlct by
the neck aud wrnsing it until the whihyt
aforesaid Nomitcd forth an affect apology
for certain ISLANDERS against him may or
may not be catching. But it would not be
surprising if Mr. cmANDLEE's example
should be cmu'ut,d by other public men
who have suffered from the Hbrllou, as
saults Of the same breed OF ours. General
SCnENrE, for example, might profit by it.
National Republican., 1878-12-31
Rooms for Rent.

E'OR RENT-FiNEIN FURNISHED ROOMS On
II second Or third floor with or without brhI Dom at
tached hot and cold water In NlI rooms Ri Is raui
place northwest. dC2SGI'
EOR RENT-PARIOR AND bedroom, FINE.
ly furnished, separate or en suiei south front =
price reasonable NJ " street n0rthMesl. dclg u
TOR REMITTANCE PARIORS. SEPARATOR
H. together, with or without board, At 81 Indiana
avenue; fine locality F-slieet cars pass the door.
National Republican., 1878-12-31

DAVIS-wHITIN0-On the 2sth Of December.
1873 IN West 1i'bury, Martha's Vineyard, Mas. nj
the residence OF the brides father, by the Rev. DIR.
Barrows, OF BostOu, EvERErr ALLES DAVIS rsa..
Of Brooklyn y. ", to GkpRgI ANA, daughter OF Pro-
fessor Henry L. Wanting, OF the United Stats Coast
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For Rent.

IfOR Rent - COMFORTABLY FIRNISIIED
Rooms, on hrsl, second, or third floor; bot a. d
cold water Ia every room: bath two ilopTs south.
tfn eastern, Und western exposure, Apply lJ7 Ncr.
mont avenue, near McihersNn square. deElm
FOR RENT-CALL AND SEE OUR LIST OF
A properly Tor rent JOHN SHERMAN 6CO.,
EalIy St Cloud Inilding
National Republican., 1878-12-31

WASHINGTON, DECEMBER 81, 1873.
National Republican., 1878-12-31

SoIIcIToE-GENEEAL PHILLIPS cmcr-cs
just now from official obscmity to b,romo
the target of Democratic abuse simply he
cause, by the accident Of circumstances, he
happened 10 be ac,iug Us Attorney General
pending the discussion regarding the de-
fragment of tho expenses oil the TELLER
Committee, Mr. PHILLIPS has been in
Office lor many years, and has conducted
the business and served the interests Of the
Government before the Supreme Court with
satisfaction to his supcriors and the public
Bat now, simply because he has executed Il
National Republican., 1878-12-31
TuEATRE CoMlQUE.
BarIOW's Gallery Of Fine Arts,

pdIIUW udITbTy Ut TTIB MIS-
1875 Pcnnsylyania Avenue.
on FREE ENHIHIrlOS AND FOR SALE
OH Paintings, EuSravlngs, rholoSravureS, and
Photographs.
Frames IN Russia Leather Fire Gllt, Velvet and
Nlckie, for Pore, lans and Miniatures.
IassCpartuutS and Mats TO order.
Al the Ntw style, Of Nclytt and SIX Frames.
Gold Frames uf all kinds for Portraits, Inndscapos
&c, made to order. Did Fraures Regilt.
Mirrors, Picture Rods, and IurniCe, put M.
Pictures unpacked, packed, and hung up by conn
petent workmCn.
silver, GIT. and Copper Wire (plaIn and twistedl
Cords with or without wire.
hcrcw Eyes, Nails, &C.
Paintings Lined Cleaned. and RESTORED by
II. n. BARLOW.
All work done on the premises, md guaranteed
equal 10 hny house In the county, AMI price. low
Al parties wishing work done, by sending noe BY
mail Will meet with prompt attention.
NOTICE
party representing that lie hns worked for me NJ
HGslorer Ol Oll Paintings, and hns injured some val
uab'e pictures, warn all persons against lie IL an
impOstcr, and has never worked for or with me.
" b No cOnnL c.lon WIN any other firm. m0s!. 3m
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Sale.

FOR SALE-CALL AND SEE OUR LIST OF
u property for sale. JOHN SHERMAN Il CO., 81,
Cloud RudImg. Kcul estate aud Ioaus iyAly
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SbeCili Notices..


~ Hl76aSSHTI!f SsisT.sf SE.E",i; e I'M 1SaS S5IJ.
[Clrcuiar.I wXsnixcros, Docegnber %. isis,
MI shs Ssofn .%s HTs s xauas S Gssen m oss al i
SSes ss @ On N ", isp%ss az ,s ss @ iS pay
dsc & SGT" z s. &sTSEsi &S%sssSB sssf%% %,ut General
tRy- ,THE KINDERaAnrEy EXrLAINEp.-
day In k,nds,gari.n IN Hall, w Eighth street ani viii
Moihsrs may obi obiaia '" Ge vsiase @ sdSISe | in ressr
e the bringing up Of their children by going TO hear
s " "o OF s are Sg
children hon the anficnnr. and All friends OF etuc'
afternoon. d@'ai.It
f-1gn, TIIE wAsIIINGTON MARKET, Will.
evening pRfS oeacS hs M MHs; % vii IL cay ssd
January !, lS.u dell2t
rI,S5s THE ,rAnrNERsHIP HEnETOFoRE
ffg m SsMsS Sss 81. 1 y a f capISa E%S sy s Il %T
ti aS business WI. be carried "' 'i f{lftA A.
NS5ys FROM WI ALMoN. putsslDENr MED
lam, Rsnl SoTfs ~ r ad 6c fESiaGMs res
valuable for feyer Indigestion. weakness and female
comLlainls. deStl
elp. WASHINGTON MARiET COMPANY
Washington Marfei Company viii be hell al The
Office Of the company, on psnnsyivqna avenue, IN
@ ns !s i w. %SSH ): s
Sr ne rs shoos % S q sTesn dss9 fSs the snSnns n
power Of the corporation.
WAsuISOroS. ID. c., Dee. q, is7s. dcc2tlOt
f1aUo TREAsURY DEPARTMENT
~ OFFICE oS CohrIhoLLER orTHk CunaExCy,
wA-HiSuroN, Nov. I, 1874
Notice Is hereby given 10 all persons who may have
claims against the Grrmsn-Anierlcau National Bauk
OF Washington that the rnme must be presented to
BENJAMIN y. kESSElt. Receiver, at Washington,
| ID. G., with the legal pruof thereof within Three
months nom this date. or they will be diralinwed.
JOHN JAY KNOX.
noe.3m Comptroller OF the Currency.
n1fo NEURALGIA CURED IN ONE MINUTE
" by Fluid Lightning. As hundreds In the city
| can testify. Sold at Coughlins drugstore. nn.su
nIH. HEADACHE. .TOOTiIACHE. EARACIIE
kD 6c.. cured by Find Lightning Sold NJ
C0ughllns drug store. Masonic Temple janslu
HSSf. NERVOUS PAINS, PLEURisl. CnAMP
~ Collie, 6c., 6r relieved at once by Fluid Light
ming. Sold at Coughllhs drug store. Masonic Temple
Jan9tG
e51rs HUMPHREYS SPECIFIC. PONDS TX.
~ TRACT. Homeonaiirc Medicines. sold at TEN.
National Republican., 1878-12-31
@ E A N IT'S RO w
FOR RENT.

Tie elegant residences on Fast Capitol street one
squire nom the Capitol grounds, known - Grant
knw, having been restored 10 my possPsson by the
supreme Court OF 1.-THE District. now Olrr them ior
rent 10 hIsltnss tenants only, Tor term OF three
years,
Ibis Is the finest block of dwelling houses In Wash.
ngion, having cost over SgUOJ each house contain.
ns hNeen rooms, three bathrooms, and ali the mod.
gIn improvements.
There are extensive yards In front and rear, en-
bolllshcd with shrubbery fountains &c. A large aud
well arranged stable Is attached 10 each house
Thu Is m unclnaled opportunity TO secure n first.
class dwelling at low rent
Application may be made al 225 \ street southeast
or At Yl3 East CapilU! street
sep&Lif A. GRANT.
National Republican., 1878-12-31
A CARD.

We beg ngan to call the attention OF the Ladies' to
our cloak Department, which offers NJ the present
time the most tasty elaborate and extensive stock Of
the latest Palhian and New York shapes Of
National Republican., 1878-12-31

Mr.. c. BrELr, m alleged funny man.
OF So-called lend man" among Gippant
Journalists, has busted himself lately with
the omission Of the Pod to mention the
name Of the editor Of TlIE NATIONAL RE
rrnLIcAN in Il certain connection. lie as
sumcs that the omission was provoked by
Jealousy. Measure this graduate from the
ki"d"g't'a-" fred ont Of it, rather
that he is mistaken; the base and gloyclmg
spirit Of envy has no abiding place in the
bosom Of our colcmpolary. Nh BrrLI.
himself knows this to he true, for did he
not remain upon its editorial stan, making
reputation ior himself undi,turbcd ior two
or three months before he WAS bounced? .
National Republican., 1878-12-31

ZONE thing Is ccrtain-the Government will
be abolished before tho Democratic party can
capture it, So says TIE NATIoNAL RErUB D.
LIrAN, which, after long abuse OF treason aud
rebellion, sees no other hope for itself and
party than by becoming rebel and traitor
Rjrloo"d wig.
Not so fast, good friend. The Rcpubli.
can party never has been and never will be
party Of treason and rebellion, but il pro.
poses by the popular voice 10 hold this
Government until tho traitors and rebels.
nearly every man Of whom were Demo
Gratis, with not solitary Republican among
them, shall overcome or lose it under the
repeated agencies of lSGl and 1865.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1878-01-23

ais further motion the Senate amendment
70 the report was rejected.
MT. McSwine. Chairman Of the Commit
tee on agriculture, reported two bills do
pass; one with amendment.dop pass, and one
do not pass. The report was taken up.
II. b TO amend section 1921 of the Code OF
1871, in reference to trespasses OF stock, do
pass, and the bill passed.
IL B. For the protection of fences, with
amendments, was recommitted.
h B. to husband certain fertilizers of
Lnwntles county, do pass Referred.
Mr.. Martin, chairman of the Com mittee
on Propositions and Grievances, reported
one bill do pass and two do not pass. The
report was taken up.
III. b. for the relief of J. d. McDavitt, of
Lincoln county, do pass Passed.
III. B. to prohibit the sale of liqnors in
Mt Carmel, Covington county, do not
pass. Mr.. Martin moved to indefinitely
postpone the bill. Mr.. Farley opposed the
recon mendation of the com mitIee and
earnestly advocated the passage of the bill.
MIR Spight opposed. The bill was indefi-
nftely postponed.
By Mr.. Miller. That the Railroad Com
mittee consider the possibility of protecting
the rights or creditors against railroad
companies. Adopted.
At 2 20 o'clock Pm. the House adjourned.
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
FRIDAY, January IS, 1873.

House met pursuant to adjournment.
Mr.. Speaker PERCY in the Chair. Prayer
by Rev. John Hunter, ID. ID. Roll call:
PREsENT-Messrs. Aldrieh, Allen, Apple
wife, Augustus. Baily. Baker, Ballard, Bas-
sett, Bean. Bird, BiZzell Brown, Bunch,
Cameron, Carter, Catehings, Causey, Cham
berlain. Clay, Cook, Cooper, Cunningham
Of Marshall, Cunningham Of Monroe, David
son, Day, Dean, Denham, Dockery, Dozier
Eaton, Edwards, Erwin, Farley, Field,
Ford, Gallagher, Gholson, Gibson, Gllmer,
Glass, Goodrum, Gordon, Gwin. Hall, Hamp-
ton, Heathman, Henry, Hicks OF Iazoo,
Hill, HogiH, Hoyle, Hurt, johnson, Key,
Liddell. Love, Lusk, Magee OF Franklin,
Marshall Of Carroll, Marshall OF Holmes
Marshall of Warren, Martin, McCollums
Mc(sehee OF Wilkinson, Mckenzie, Mclean.
MeSwine, McWhOrter, Nets, Miller OF Co
piab, Montgomery Of Marshall. Montgomery
or Oktibbeha, Moody, Moore, Nelson, Num-,
Parker, Pe9ram, Perkins. Pintard, Ralney,
Ramsey, Reed Of Choctaw, Reid Of CoahO-
ma. Redhead, Richardson, ROane, Roberts,
Robinson, Scott, SeabrOOk, Seal, Stands;
Smith, Spight, Spinks. StamPer, Showers,
Street, Tarver, Tison, Trest, Tucker, Wall,
Warren, Washington, Whitaker, Wilson,
Wood, Young Of Calhoun, Young Of Pamela.
ABaKNr--Messrs. Dabney, Farmer, Hatch,
Hicks Of Kinds, Lewis Libby, Miller Of
INoTr.-on Thursday Mr.. Dean OF Laf :
ayette, introduced bill 70 amend the act
regulating the tax ON privileges, which we
Inadvertently omitted from our report In
Yesterdays CLARION. The bill was re-
ferfed.
The reports OF tho joint select COMMITTEES
70 consider the adyisability Of codifying the
laws. etc. came up as unfinished business
1 MIR. Shands moved 10 table, subject 10 call,
Carried
/ The Senate message Insisting upon The
SENATE amendment 10 the joint rules, came
iup. Ar. Spighf moved 70 adhere 10 it8 re-
/ f1snl 70 concur "a the amendments
4 leave ~ absence granted Mr. Former.
SENATE nxLLss
s. B 10 extend the time FOR Official bondI
4 N4 Marion NnmN4. MmmMnmM NFarmfHaaa n nnhrA
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tel that the HonOrables Judges Of the SUI
preme Court might undertake the work Ol
revision after the Termination OF their
Spring term, not In their capacity as Judg-
es but as a committee selected by the Legs
lature. G.. d. STANDS,
P.HENRY,
On part OF the House.
j.. p. CARTER,
On part OF the senate.
BY. Mr. Stands. A resolution embOdying
the above. Mr.. Miller OF Coplah moved 70
indefinitely postpone the whole subject.
Mr.. S2abrook moved 70 table Carried
And, pending action on the subject, at 2
O'Clock, the House adjourned.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1878-01-23

moved to indefinitely postpone. Nr. Nc
at / As o'clock p. NJ, the Senate adjourned.
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ed to Hons. w. 3. Featherston. p. n, Grant
and n. T. Harris
S. B. for the relief OF r. B. Magee. a
minor, was lost ON the third reading; yeas.
Is; nays, H.
RxEcUTIvE SESSION.
Mr.. Morgan. at 20 p NJ, moved 10 60
into Executive Session Carried.
At O'Clock the doors were opened and
the Senate adjourned.
EXECUTIVE BUSINESS.
The Senate has confirmed Robert johnson,
County Superintendent of Simpson county ;
John Ranch, County Superintendent of
Smith county; John West Couaty Super
County Superintendent OF Holmes county.
And rejected C. B. Ames County SupeFin-
tendent of Noxubee county; j. A. Mahon.
County Superintendent of Marshall county
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1878-01-23
UNFINISHED BUSINESS.

The motion Of Mr.. McCaskiIl, pending
yesterday upon adjournment OF the Senate,
to lay on the table Mr.. Peery's motion to i'm
definitely postpone the bill to repeal sec
tions TO Is, inclusive, of the agricultural
lein law, approved April ia, 1876, was lost.
Mr.. FitzGersid moved to refer TO a special
committee OF five. Carried. Comm ittee
is com posed of Messrs. FItzGerald, McCas-
kill, Thompson, King and jackson.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1878-01-23

S. b 10 extend the ilnae cor ofacIal bohds
~ MnFioms Pearl HanRpcA HarFlapni 3uch+
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Mr.. Street called up the special order, the
report Of the joint committee on re-codify-
ing the laws, which was i'm our yesterdays
proceedings, as followers:
Mr.. Street, chairm an Of joint committee,
reported that the question Of re-codtfytng
the laws had been considered that they
deem at least partial revision necessary.
and recommend that the several chapters Of
Code Of 1871 be referred 70 appropriate joint
committees, with Instructions to examine
all subsequent legislation on the subject OF
each chapter, and IL material changes have
been made, or are necessary, the chapter
shall be revised 50 as 60 contain all laws
deemed necessary. That both Houses shall
meet at 3o'clock 2. n, leaving mornings for
committees.
Mr.. Stands submitted the following NH
nority report;
Tie undersigned, minority Of the joint
eOmmitteG appointed 60 consider the ques-
ton OF re-c0difying the laws, beg leave to
report that we consider the method recon :
meHded By the maj0Fiky of this committee
expensive and impracticable, and likely 20
prOtFack Unnecessarily the sitting OF the
Legislature, without accomplishing che end
desired. We submit 81 q substitute for the
plan proposed BY the majority that the
Governor be authorized en- appoint ore or
more suitable and competent persons 90
colIake the laws now in existence, and codl1y
them without power 70 add anything there
rs o. defrncE anything Ehefgfr0m. THE
codfiTer should submit his work TO COM
mittee OF revision to be appointed By the
| Legislature, whose duty 10 shall he
/ 70 supply defcfeneies and plank out reduc-
1 fions and make the whole work Nymuef.
I Elcal arid haTmonioua At haa heam nu6NeN'
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S. B. to Withdraw from sale and pur-
chase the lands claimed by the State for
taxes, do not pass. Mr.. King offered an
amendment providing for the payment Of
all taxes and costs accrued since 1874
Adopted. Mr.. Bridges moved to amend by
striking out the word April, and inserting
December, which would allow persons 70
pay in that month. Mr.. Reynolds moved
to table. Lost, and pending Mr. Bridges
amendment, the Senate, at 2 O5 (Mr. Nor
gan having the fioor.) adjourned.
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NINTH DAY.
SENATE.

THURSDAY, January IL, 1878.
Senate met pursuant TO adjournment
Lieutenant Governor Sims in the chair.
Prayer by Rev. J. L. Tucker. Roll call:
PRRsENr--Messrs. Allen, Barry, Bills,
Bridges, Callieot, Carter, lst District, Carter
9th District, COwan, Currie. Dowd, Parish,
FeweIl, FitzGera Foote Furlong, Gayles,
Gibbs, Gilbert, Griffin, Hooker, Jackson,
King, Lanneau. Lowrance, McCaskilI,
Montgomery, Morgan, Oldham. Peery,
Pratt, Reynolds. Rogers, Terry, Thompson,
Vance, West-36.
By Mr. Carter Of the 9th District. A Pc
tition OF citizens of Jasper and Clark cOun-
ties asking an amendment of the law for
bidding the sale of corn, seed cotton. etc.
at night.
The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1878-10-13
October l9
ST. PETER OF ALCANrARA.

Peter, while still youth, left his home
at Alcantara in Spain, and entered con-
vent of Discalced Franciscane. He rose
quickly to high posts in the Order, but his
thirst for penance was still unappeased, 4,
and in 1889, being then forty years old, he
founded the first convent of the strict
observance. The cells of the friars resem
bled graves rather than dwelling places.
That of st. Peter himself was four feet and
half in length, so that he could never
lie down, and thus he succeeded in depriv-
ing himself almost entirely of sleep, hlch
he said is worse enemy than death, since
it robs us of the presence of God. He ate
but once in three days. His sackcloth
habit and q cloak were his only garments,
and he never covered his head or feet. In
the bitter winter he would open tho door
and window of his cell that, by closing
them again, be might experience some
sensation of warmth. He rarely raised his
eyes, and for many years never saw a
Woman's face. His body was shrunk and
vithered, and his skin was like the bark
of a tree but his face shone with the love
of God, and he spoke with such tenderness
and JUNCTION as to melt all hearts. Amongst
those whom he trained to perfection was
the heroic st. Theresa. He read her soul
at once, approved of her epirit of prayer,
and strengthened her to carry out her re-
| form. st. Peter died, with great JOY, kneel-
ing in prayer, October 18th, 1862, at the
age of sixty-three.
st. Theresa thus testifes to the power
of St. Peters intercession "Behold here
then, how that life of sharp penance is per-
fected in such great glory, and now he is
a greater comfort to me, do believe, than
he was on earth. Our Lord once said to
me that persons could not ask Him any
thing in St. Peters name, and He not
hear them. 1 have recommended many
| things to him that he was to ask of our
Lore, and have seen my petitions grant
ed. God be blessed forever Amen"
The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1878-10-13

THE SILENT STRANGER.-A stranger sat
in corner of the car hence to New Y ork, {,
in easy attitude, his feet upon large black
trunk. The gentlemanly conductor, going
his rounds, at the first station politely in
formed the stranger that the trunk must be
put in the baggage car. To which the
stranger nothing replied. At the second
station the displeased conductor more
decidedly told the stranger that he must
put the trunk in the baggage car. To
which the stranger nothing replied. At
the third station the vexed conductor more
imperatively told the stranger that Re
must put the trunk in the baggage car CT
it would be put off the train. To which
the stranger nothing replied. At the fourth
station the irate con ductor had the trunk
put eff and left. At the fifth station the
Modified conductor, addressing the stran-
ger, begged him to remember that he but
did what his duty revuired, and that he
had only done 30 after repeated warnings
and that it was solely the strangers fault
To which the stranger laconically replied
s'Don't care faint my trunk"
The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1878-10-13

The course of sudes is thorough in the Classical
Acade emical and Preparatory Departments.
No charge for French German, as those
guag,s enter into the regular cf studies.
The Musical Department is conducted on the plan
CT the best Conser vaories of Europe. In the Art
Department the same principles which form the basis
in the Art Schools of Europe are
embodied in the course Of Painting and Drawing.
Pupils In the Schools of Music and Painting may pur
a special course. Those who have passed credit
ably through the Academic and Classical course re-
Graduating Gold Medals awarded to the students
who have pursued special in the Conservatory
of Music or in the Art Department..
Gold Medal for German, presented By hight Rev.
| Bishop Dwenger, Fort Wayne.
Gold Medal for Domestic ECONOMY presented by
| Right Rev. Bishop Gilmour Cleveland Ohio.
Gold Medal for French, presented by Very Rev: &
Sorin Superior General of the Order of the Holy Cross
Gold Medal for Painting and Drawing pre- sented By
DR.. Toner, Washington, ID. c.
| Gold Medal for Christian Doctrine presented bJ
Mrs. M NJ Phelan, Lane aster Ohio.
| Number of Teachers engaged in the Preparatory
Academical and Classical Departments "a; Modern
Mueio 10; Vocal Music o Dress making, plain ant
| fancy Needlework, :.
| Simplicity OF dress enforced by rue
| For Catalogues, address
MOTHER SUPERIOR,
St. Mary 3 Academy, Notre Dame Postoffioe
au42m st. Josephs County. Indiana.