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National Republican., 1878-10-26
Georgetown Commercial News.

GEoRoETowS. Oct. 2 1873
GRAIN MARKET.
wheGt-The market to-day rules nomlnRly uii.
changed and In the absence OF any important trans.
ntiOns we continue to quote, rs before, At 9jcsi o.
for good Futz to prime Lancaster.
COrn-Thore Is but llul6 doing and we still write
quotations nominal.
RIVER fROST.
ATiNed-SChConer 7 TAsker, LeeCh, Philadcl-
phn, with waler.ppe to John McClelland and coal 10
TWilliams; James II lIoyt Lyon, New York, to lond
coal; Carrie Holiness Lyman, Jersey City, 10 loud
coal.
Jleared-Sch0oners n II Jones Smith. Hudson,
with coal James II IIoyt Lyon. ilUboken, with TAI
UHsCOal
CANAL
Arriyed-Bnats G Lynn, J KrCpS, Jimmy II, jr.
Clara, West, Wilson. New Era Exchange, } Il
truZcn, C II Dalton, Five BTOh hers, Julia Tyler, Il
shriyen, = Kelley, NJ Merryman, Ben William.
son, Is NJ Young. Kate Prnther, WIN Borden, Ameri,
can Flag aud Sallie II JOnnie.
ueartd-S Ferry, J W Morris, Matte. c IL Dalton,
Five brothers, u Williamson | kreps, Is NJ Young
Vim Young. Kelley, Col Lyuii, sallie 4 lei'
ME, American, Flag VIM borden. Kate FratheT, Ellen
Brooks, VIM II Cooley, J Il CruZcn II schriyrr, tx
change, Wilson, New Era, II West Wnship
md Jimmy NJ. IF.
National Republican., 1878-10-26
COMM ERCIAL.
Washington River Front

wAsHIsGTos, Oct Is, 1873
ARRIvEn.
Stephensons wharf-Sohooner Robin Hood, Baker.
lIavre do Grace. with al tons coal to Stephenson
d Bro.
Biscos's wharves-Steamer Arlington, Allen. Deco
guam with -four and hay 10 market.
Riey's wharve-Schooners ALFRED T. smyrk. Mar
tno. Norfolk. with lumber and shingles to wiiett
Libbey; Coquette, Corsey Norfolk. with lumber to
W Mccullough; II Elliott, Elliott with lumber and
shingles 70 G T. Jackson a Cot Indin Virginia, Jones
Shining Light Thomas, and Daniel Sh heets, -, with
oysters and swoot potatoes 10 market
CLEARKD.
Bscoes whnrvcs-Schoouer Murray Van Diver
Galloway. Alexandria, to load wheat for Baltimore
steamer Arlington Allen occoquan to load wood fol
Riley's wharvcs-schooncrs Pert, Davis; John WI
llams, Williams; Mary Park, Park Annie Merrill
Wood; Fanny Southland, Nelson; Benz Franklin
Young; Martha Washington, lester; Oriental. Ches
ser. and American Eagle smith, all down tho river
light
National Republican., 1878-10-26

In answer to the question of"M. C. IL" In tho
Educational Department" must say | did nok
know that the nick name" Interrogation Point"
was ever given to an English poet. But | ro-
collect reading. sixty years ago or more, an
anecdote In which Alexander Popo figured,
and which | considered rather apocryphal.
Pope was u weak, crooked. defonned man,
peeyish and irritable. On one occasion no was
engaged in public room with some of his
literary friends, In the vain effort to translate
u blind sentence In Greek. A young British
officer present, who was y stranger to Pope
and his friends, seeing the sentence modestly
certain word would solve the difficulty. What
is an interrogation pointT' asked Pope, with
his habitual aminble sueer. "a little crooked
thing that asks questions" replied the officer.
Pope was born in the days Of William aud
Mary. 4 splendid galaxy of wits" was then
shining In the literary world, among whom
were Dean Swift, WarburtOn, ord Bolingbrukc,
and Addison, and IL was constantly revealing
new stars until the reign Of George the Third,
| when 1t eliminated with DR. johnson. Gold
| smith. Brooks, Reynolds, larrick, aud other
familiar names. For correctness Of vcrsifca-
ton and splcndor Of diction Pore rs yet has
no super nr lie wrote many beautiful things,
but is hest known iu our day by his Essay on
| Man" aud his translation OF Homer" Cow
perl Chapman au old poet, and our own Bry-
ant have made more correct tTamsatiOns, but
the iaultless verse of Pope still places him bo-
yomd all rivalry. NJ. NJ. b.
| October l2 1873.
National Republican., 1878-10-26

Seeing In the Educational Column" Of TnR
REPUBLICAN Of this date the question pro-
pounded: what English poet and writer
was called Interrogation Point and whyY
| have the pleasure to offer the following an
>wcr: The rpithet in question was applied to
the poet POpo, whose body was small, crooked,
aud Uniformed. Wharton tells US: "llo was
prOtubcramt both on the back and chest, aud
81 feeble rs not TO he able to dress OF undress
himself without assistance, aud so susceptible
TO cold that he was not only wrapped in fur aid
flannel, but was Obliged to wear bodice
made Of stiil canvas closely laced about him.
On II certain occasion the poet tauntod u
young officer with his ignorance. After sneer-
ingly asking him several questions, he said:
Gould you so much as tell me what point of
Interrogation is =
with u wave Of his hand toward the Ut,
the youth replied, "A little crooked thing
that asks questions" As to the other lucs-
tions Of your correspondent, 1t is hardly nec-
es'ary to mention in whose reign he lived, aud
certainly not his standing Us \ poet. Tho
above amccdOtc eau be found in J. W. V. Mac.
bcth's Might aud Mirh of Engli sh Litera-
turc" CLARENCE +. BARRETT.
National Republican., 1878-10-26

DEAR MADAM: To the inquiry In the ed
ueational Department Of TmE REPUBLICAN,
Of the 18th instant, submit the following re-
ply: The English poet called Interrogation
Point Was Alexander p pc, who stood pre-
eminent in tie literary circles Of his day. He
hourishcd In the reign OF Queen Anne and was
noted for his arrogance in his intercourse with
other literary men. He was physically de-
formed, being short In statue aud crooked in
person." On certain occasion he Contemptu-
ously asked q gentleman with whom he was
conversiDg What is au interrogation point n
and received the tart reply, "A little crooked
thing that asks questions This was applied
to Pope, and from this circumstance he was
called Interrogation Point" SIGMA.
National Republican., 1878-10-26

Conversation as an Educator for Children.
children hunger perpetually for new ideas.
They will learn with pleasure from the lips Of
people what would DO drudgery to learn from
books and even II they have the misfortune
to be deprived Of many educational adyan-
tages they will grow up intelligent, II in
childhood they hear daily the conversation Of
intelligent people,"
The above extract, from the New York
School Journal, suggests tho query as good
conversation becoming Q lost art p IL Is .
lamentable fact that the youth Of the pres.
ent day are not taught to cultivate this ao-
complishment as they should be. And with
whom does the fault rest With both parents
and teachers. With parents, because In the
home. circle and particularly at tho tabiA
teaching children 10 talk we'll" Is too oitsu
neglected. Let subjects Of conversation be
introduced which will intercs; the child aud
allow 1t to take part In talking" that 10 may
study and learn TO express It's ideas In the
most attrsctive aud Intelligent manner; ; and
let 1t bo understood that Its errors are to BE-
criticised and corrected for Its individual good
not In huit-nnding tone, but lovingly aud yet
thoroughly, and tho result will be life for
conversation; and In timo a correctness Of
speech will DO acquired which the child will
never lose.
| leachers also should encourage their pu-
pills to be rs careful In their choice Of words in
their recitations Us they would be In the
presence OF strangers and grown people" In
recitins lesson, pnpils arc too frequently
permitted to give the words Of the book, with
out being required to search for tho meaning
of the subject and express 1t In their own
words. One half hour of thorough drill by tho
teacher In teaching the pupils how to tell
what they have learned will fix that knowl-
edge more firmly In the mind than learning
by rote will ever accomplish. Says writer,
| pleasure" SO, II we would have tho men
and women Of the future intelligent and In.
tcresting "talkcrs," let our children be trained
at home and In the schools to study the art Of
conversation, that the ilippancy and shallow
ness which are too oiteu observed at the pros-
ent day may be, indeed, lost art"
OBSERVER
National Republican., 1878-10-26
Selected Story Tor the Very Little FoiksI
The Cherry Birds.
[COSCLUDED.l

Then another fine cherry was chosen and
passed along, and they were quite as polite
about that | wish could understand what
robins say, for cannot think what made these
politc little birds eat the cherries at last.
When they had gathered aud eaten rs many as
they wished aud whistIcd each time, How
very nice" each little pair flew away aud l
saw them no mora
Are little children always rs polite to each
other rs these little birds were2
MuRNL-Do unto others Us you would like
others should do unto you, This is the golden
rulc-aud pOlteuesS
National Republican., 1878-10-26
THE COURTS.
Supreme Court of the United States.

Supreme Court OF tho United States.
FRIDAY. Oct. Is, 1873.
On motion Of Mr.. y. Phillips, e. 4 Schmidt, csl.
OF New Orleans. La, was admitted To practice.
On motion Of Mr.. Solicitor. General Phillips, l.. l.
Lewis, esqn Of Richmond, Va. was admitted u
practice.
No. a, the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad CompN
rnny, pNmtin In error, vs. Oden Bowie. Argu
memt continued by Mr.. Bernard Carter and Mr. X
7. Merrick for defendant IN error. and CONCLUDED
by Mt J.. a. buchanan for plaintiff In error.
:, No. %, A. Il. sponord appellant, w. James b
kirk ct al" Argument commenced by Mr. 7. A
lambert Tor appellant and continued BY Mr.. l., l.
Lewis for appCllecs
Adjourned until Monday. at twelve o'clock.
National Republican., 1878-10-26

son. dcce@ed; order Of publication made. In the
matter Of the real estate Of the orphans Of J. 7.
Fowler. deceased order confirming sale Of part OF
lot O. square 5l5 In 70 estate OF Hugh Carpenter,
deceased lrst and final account OF administrator
fled. Adjourned until Tuesday next.
National Republican., 1878-10-26
TINTED STATES MARsHAL's SALE.

by virtue OF writ of Hsri JIcldS issued out Of the
Clerks Oice Of the supreme Court of the District of
Columbia aud TO me directed, will sell u public sale,
for cash, IN 'front.' OF the premises. on TUESDAY sh
day OF October ISIS al four O'Clock y, all the right.
TILE claim and interest OF the defendant IN and 10 the
following described property, to wit; Lot \, In Balls
subdivision of Dycrs subdivision of uare 5Gi, silu
ate north side of q street between First and Sec
Ond streets northwest Washington, D. g., together
with all and singular the improvements thereon, lev
the property of Robert Bail 10 satisfy
Cutun No. l7H1G, 1T law in favor Of Henry NJ Dill
Ihgcr FREDK DOUGLASS,
United states Marshal u. G.
JOHN SHERMAN, AuCtiOuee ocIpdts
National Republican., 1878-10-26
District Courts,

SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT.
James h Edmunds, of Iowa was admitted 10 tho
bar, MCssrS. Leon TObrnGr and John T. McNally
were appointed examiners In chRncery. Estate OF
Elizabeth 4, Dunbar; decree Of Probate Court If.
iirned The name OF Edward h. French was pre-.
sented for admission to the bar and referred to the
examining committee Cox vs. Mcpherson; man.
date from the United States supreme Cuur and re.
mundcd TO the special term. IN Ie Light House
Burner, Joseph Funk, appellant; specification No
2Allowcd and the Others rejected
CRIMINAL CoURT-JUsrICE WYLIE
stephen Anderson, charged with assault OH An
ne Johnson, aged ten years, with intent to commit
rape, guilty sentenced 10 one year In the penlen
tdy. Mat MCGaryey and I'll. Ready charged
with assault and battery ircogniIanCe forfeited and
bench warrant ordered. Patrick BnbblngtUn as.
kaulung police officer; a bench warrant issued.
Tim COnnoT, assault on John shea; not guilty.
John Williams, alias Joe Williams, robbery Of
Frederick Reh, Jr, Of l.75, In September last not
guilty
PROBATE EoOuRT-REGIsTER WEBSTER.
In Tc estate Oi Florence NJ sullivan, deceased
Annie l.. sullivan widow appointed Rdmlnstra.
NIX bond, $500. IN 10 estate Of Anna B Milans
DECEASED letters Of administration issued to H. G.
hiians, In re estate oi Jane H. Brent, deceased
IeueIs tesamenmry issued TO Caroline l., jackson
Shd samuel V. Niles. In 70 will Of Richard John.
National Republican., 1878-10-26
pRoPosAIs FOR GRANITE WORK.

Sealed proposals will be received at the oce Of the
Engineer OF the United States Capitol Grounds cor.
ner delaware avenue and Is st oct northeast until u
m, November !. for furnishing cut Granite Piers
and Coping and rock.fared ASHER for the Improve
ment or the Capitol park
Plans and specifications can be seen and blank forms
obtained at tho Office Of the engineer.
The Government reserves the right 10 Accept the
whole or any part OF any bid.
bids will be indorsed Proposals for furnish ng
Piers Coping. &c., for the Capitol Grounds" and
accompanied by simpe' OF thc material 70 BE- used
ocio- Architect Of United States Capitol.
National Republican., 1878-10-26
ALL LETTINGS.
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS
Posr-oPfIcE DEPARTMENT.

PO~T.OPfICE DEFANTMENT.
WAsHIs6ToS, D. C.. september .. 1873.
Proposals Will be received nj the Contract Office OF
this Department until y. OF October 81 ls7s for
carrying the mails Of tho United states upon the
routes, and according to the schedule Of arrival aud
departure specified by the Department. In the State
Of Maryland, from January L. is7O, TO June 90. lssl
Lists OF routes with schedules OF arrivals and depar
lures insTucio Ions 10 bidders, with forms for con-
tracts and bonds aud all other necessary lnformation
will I've furnished upon application to the second As
sstant PostmAster-ieneTnL ID. NJ. KEY,
mas aIaF, .an
National Republican., 1878-10-26
MINISTRIES SALE OF YALvBLE !MrRovED

TNRUsTEE'S SALE OF YALuBLE IMPROVED
l. REAL ESTATE, AT HILLSDAIE u. C.
Iy virtue Of deed OF trust TO Daniel L. Eaton and
mystlt dated June lsT! and duly recorded IN lber
No. 49, folio 5 one OF the land records for Washing
ton County In tile DistrlCt.of Columbia md at the
request Of the party secured thereby as surviving
trustee will sell, at public auction. In front OF the
premises on FRIDAY, NOVEMBER U.s. ISIS, NJ i3D
O'Clock D. M. lot No. q, section No. o. Of the Barry
nTm sub division according to the plat vt suh-divis
Ion, hled by the trustees Of Barry farm fund, In the
office of the surveyor OF Washington County, District
of Columbia.
Terms OF sae s7O;5, with nterc, at 10 per cent .
nnnum from Junei, lsi7, less s6CcnlS paid on account
and expenses Of sale In cash. the hllanc" IN sN G)
months, for which the notes OF IN" purchaser airing
dutp from iht day OF sale and secured y dp, Of uu 4
upon tie property, shall be taken. deposit
Oi sj will be required o. the purchaser nt the time OF
sale, and alt cOnycynnrng Will br nj tn" cost of the
purchaser. The trustee reserves the right IT, resell
The property. at tho RISK nnd cost of the driauing
purchaser II the terms of sale are not complied with
GO ". STICKNEY,
ocII InwGds surviving Trustee.
National Republican., 1878-10-26
Auction Sales.--future Days.
T'HoMAs BOWLING, Auctioneer.

VNHoMAs BOWLING, Auctoneer.
ING LOIS IN THE CITY, FRONTING SOUTH
EAST TWENTY-FIVE FEET EACH ON THE
THIRTEENTH STREET CIRCLE
Iy virtue CT deed trust dated February 49, 1877.
and duly recorded IN Iiber No s folio u.s. one OF the
land records Of the District of Columbia and nj the
written request ofthe party secure thereby, we shall
offer for sale at public auction IN front Of the nremises,
on SATURDAY, October "a lsIs Mt E3D O'Clock p. m,
lots TO- n. IS 70 30 81, and p being subdivision OF
lots ~ H. u, -, ~ part OF g. Co. G5 and 3D. In square
2il.
Terms Of sale-one third Of the purchase money In
cash. and the bHlance nj Twelve ll aud twenty four
(tD months. for which the notes OF the purchaser,
bearing interest al the rate of per cent per annum
from the day OF sale and secured by deed Of trust
the pTopcrty sold, will be taken. deposit Of one
hundred dollars each lot sold shall be required oi
the purchaser at the time ofsae. and all cOnveyanc.
Ing Shall he at the expense of the purchaser.
WILLIAM 7. MATrlNGLH,l Trustees.
SAMUEL CROSS,
National Republican., 1878-10-26
NAL LETTINGS.
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.
Posr.OryIcs DEPARTMENT,

Posr-OfFIcE DEPARTMENT.
wAsHISGToS, ID. c., September 2, lS7S
Proposals. will 10 received at the Contract Office Of
this Department until n OF October 81 lsIs, Tor
carrying the mails OF the United States upon the
routes and according to the schedule OF arrival and
departure specified by the Department In the state OF
Virginia, from January l. si9 to June -. ISL Lists
Of routes. with srheues Of arrivals and departures
Instructions to bidders with forms ior contracts and
bonds aud all other necessary In formniion Will he
furnished upon application TO the Second hssistont
Postmaster General. u. VI. KEY.
sept Postmaster General.
National Republican., 1878-10-26
New York Money Market.

Gold wss s'eedy. advancing from Iook 10 foox. but
falling again 10 TOOK. Tho steamer NeokRr, which ar
rived ioday. brought $4,000 IN American gold coin
from Paris
Money was easy at 90. closing ata
Government bonds were steady throughout
State bonds were duh. with sales OF Louisiana ~,
consols at per cent advanos and District Of Coum'
bla 96Js Al 7k.
Tho stock market opened strong and higher. the
coal shares being the most prominent In the dealings
aud advancing kteik per cont A weaker feeling
subsequently, set in with decline OF A0tA per can't
which wns followed however. by strong and buoy
ant market durinE the afternoon. The special lpn
tufe was Western Upion. which sold up from 9ts TO
~ closing at ths gheSt point Next 10 this stock the
Gralg-r shares, Lake Sbore, and coal stocks were
nost prominent In the dealings The general market
Transactions aggregated lJ!.0o shares OF which zoo
were Erie q 90 wsro Lake shore. 500 were North
WESTERN 5000 were do. preferred 800 st. Paul,
500 were do preferred. 6too0 wcIo Delaware Lacka
wanna and Western, 5000 were New Jersey Central.
Union.
National Republican., 1878-10-26
Travellers Guide.
RALTIMoRE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
Tho great double-trark
NATIONAL ROUTE AND SHORT LINE
NORTH. sonrHwE5s2ft, 8 tHs VEST, AND SOUTH.
- TO TAKE EFFECT
SUNDAY. JuNE Q. ISIS. AT Eii A. NJ
Travellers Guide.


SUNDAY, J6EsEEss is;s AZ ts AM
I'll zsps si s S&SE2 B ss.a.4. AsR !, s
imSTe only stops Il s6pcys, Laurel annapolis
s"Rai,imolPc ns. hSno1sr and and Ns W. RdEs s.r,s,rv
sn,aseprs, nao.prs, Winchester Hagerstown. and Way via
IS-tBAITIMoRE AND LAUREL EXPRESS
a., ,sI9.P9int Of Rocks, Cranberry, strasburs. win
SSI INT% YSRK,, TMii2PEfFiifA. BOSTON,
itsS YORK and PhiisdeiphiS STOPS at Annapolis June.
dogs SsISASo asa vs.1 aSp
Pullman etssp sSnssy ,nsSn. car e tsanS a.
dassy nny daily n except Saturday: .,,-
ioGo..BALLIMoRE EXPRESS. s,ops a, pisdeu,
s;'' Laurel Annapolis junction. '''''''
taksHsff f'fS' ~ ~ yss S
SSEh is!ss!si " s.., Asa s.s1.
tFSin, AsnhFRS oqPs,l2s y Ros2s Frederick .se,own Win
Rocks and way stations only. 'nus ''A' "
fPRrRS,l sTS %ts sc31 s
to- sunday d S0 S
Canton; stops at Bindensburg and Laurel
az TSB SSB'y t5SSSSus si.t'Sfs EXPRESS
Sleeping II, e"T, IyrsM5,,s e SnSsse seexpprss
s2Ss htxfiHssrI hEf fSsrs sleaa
HSstNE%' York PnIIL;ADELPMIA. AND
9ors nnd sp.e. ssrpns 10 fsP fRSaeph 70
iDaiIv. other trains daily except sunday.
1878 GREAT 1878
~ ruS EENYsrtXAEIA JdsT Az 1 E9uT5 usT55;,ruwr.,
srhEsBibS stEsESAS ASsNSff sNSffdNIFitENf reur
TRAINS LEAvE! !sks %ksnisETes II IT from Depot cor
Fit,.Sa.s Il Ss IA s Ssssss
III Sf1E Tb 'b fHIfSs fSfS&c f
FOR Gsnnndssu% Reehestei, Buiiaio Nisspis Falls
h and ths p. SSr =. 10 3 n daily sIeSPt sSsy
Lock Haven, and EnlrI at iolOa m daily. sI'
For New York and the East. l:s q m. and eso P m.
daily wits Palace osrs ettachsd Iamtetsa atsy sI sI.
Wy, XY.s , a. q Through , TRIM, I'm sSnasG
osaG direct aGnsef nI 10 Fulton street S syo
For New York and the East I:so 2. m, daily, encep,
sunday sunday WIN sleeping Cars nom "Aahing'oh 70
% @ 80 sy asS fqafsy %.sS AZ n
s 70. dnK sssspt G sSpasy 5 M and es
For Pope's Creek Line as a m. and I'D p. dary
For Annspois Ss; m and "a tp m daily except
SAY RNB &fEXhNb&iNX HE1LHhnhHfSNSb XNb S%SXsiifNd
| TON RAILROAD. -.
For Aleiandria, D. s. bio 10 II. a IN L. q cara CIV
p. m On Sunday nt el0 n nj. and L. and 7. p. IN
For Richmond and the SOUTH = u and 9OO ~ H. daily
aud $40 p m. daily, except Sunday.
Trains leave Alexandria for Washington. q
| BIO 10 II 0 m, l. t:2D. Q GID and p N
Tn SUNDAY At g. o and 10 . IN. and 0: Qp M
10 ,ssP1s and iSo s
OOInsT q hiIssnh sIss, and AZ
ynna avenue, and at the depot where orders can bs
len for the checking Of baggage to destination ron
| hotels and residences
| FRANK THOMSON, General Manager. apl ual.
National Republican., 1878-10-26
Proposals..
NAVY DEPARTMENT

NAVY DEPARTMENT,
IN BUREAU OF EouIPuENr AND RFcRuITIS1
wAsHrsaToN, October u, ls7a
Manufacturer and dealers In crock cry, glass, and
plated ware AZ invited TO deliver at tho Washington
Navy-fard, nee from any expense to the Govern,
ment, specimens OF their goods for examination and
Inspection. together with statement OF prices, W IN
view Of establishing standard rs 70 quality and
The Commandant Of the said Navy.Yard will, on
application. furnish the allowances OF these articles
premises.
When tho standard Of quality and price has been
agreed upon the particular designs win be fxed.
X. W. SHUFELDT,
OCH Chief Of Bureau.
DROPoSAIs FOR ROLLED IRON BEAMS FOR
TIE BUILDING FOR TIE BUREAU OF
ENGRAyING AND PRINTING, Washing
TON, d. Q.
0rrIcE OF THK SUPERVISING ARCHITECT,
TREASURY DEPARTMENT,
wAsItfsgroS, d. G., Oct. a 1873 -
y m on the h day Of Octobsr. Isis, Tor furnishing.
Delivering, lifting, and putting IN place complete the
building for the Bureau Of Engraving and Printing,
In Washington, j. q, in nccoryisBce with drawing,
specification, and schedule. copies OF which, and any
additional Information. may be had on application NJ
this office or the ofcs OF the superintendent
JAS. q. HILL,
OCH Supefytalng Architect,
National Republican., 1878-10-26

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Brown w N
Boums VIM II
prazerd Mc~-rs a Toepp,
Conyard a Bently
Collier CB
Gown Dr
Cudler u A
Cnstell Geo O
Chnso Geo y
COhnnne ,fnhn
Coston ] II
Cooper John A
Conner J II
Clererdon JS
Chnmbalaln J d
Cahooney Judge Fl c
CrOyall T.
Case NJ W
Collins Richard
Cain RS
Cron n Martin
CHbaley VIM "
Carleton VIM r
Cook Capt VIM
Carter W y
DeIamentte A
Derby q
Donch Charles
Darwin Charles
Daniels FC
Devidson Prof Geo
Donnelly James ~
Du Boise James
Doughty ia
Donohoe J w
Dillon James
Dickinson Luther
Daniel Revd II
Dobson 3
Darhett Thomas
Davis w
Davis W X
Dudly Willie
Fdlgciimbe Alfred IL
Elchelberger q Il
E.aston Il ID
EtlnOnhs Mr.
Eunis VIM II
Eunis W II
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Farmar Edward
Foster Col u W
Fisher James II
French l. II
Fisher Louis IL
FOES Warren
Graan Abrrm
Gardner A II
Uastien Col co
Gray Frank n
Grant Henry
Drlilin John A
Gourlay Jno
Graham James II
Green Matthew
Gray MIR
G.ttingS 8 q
Gray W
IIo,t Messrs A u q Co
| Hill A W
Hutchinson Bros
IIOtchkins Charles Il
HAWKINS Edgar
Harper p II
Hos mer Granville
Hancock u IL
Hall q Il
Harris Dr III
Hym,5 Isaac u
Hawkins Joseph
Hay j NJ
Heask ell Hon JB
Hoffman J N
HARRISON John
Harm james l. t2)
Hall James
Harding Dr Jno u
Harvey Robert
Hay Mes,rs a Monroe
| lIunlly $ II
| Hardy so
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HOliister ] Il
Hall llevh w
Harris VIM
Hunter Dr VIM
Irwin james
Jackson AQuiller
Jackson A II
Joyce Charles O'Connel
Jones David |
JarnI s Erhnkland
johnson Dr J s
Jones John
Jones Pnlllp
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johnson William
Kelly Jack
Kennedy NJ
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National Republican., 1878-10-26
Educational.

COLUMBIAN UNIVERSITY. LAW SCHOOL,
~ The exercises OF this School will bo resumed on
the 9Th OF OCTOBER at the Law Building, on Finn
street, between ID and n streets
pnrtment y 20 for n single year, or $50 for two
years. payable In advance half yearly. In monthly
lnstalmonts, at the option Of the students.
Tho tuition fee In the Pvst.Oraduate department Is
go, payable In monthly instalments, and covering
the entire period OF mine months
ocINf President
National Republican., 1878-10-26
EDUCATIONAL Department,


Let the pre-. and the educators Of our country b
co-laboren In the great work Of education.