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National Republican., 1880-07-13
PRAISE FROM TuE ENEmy.

On the 9th of July Member of Congress
SPRINGER of Illinois, n stalwart democrat,
made a speech at Sullivan, Ind, in which
the following reference to General GAR
FIELD was made:
My FRIENDS: The republican party has
nominated for its candidate for president
JAMES A. GARFIELD of Ohio [derisive laugh.
ter, man who has long been in public SER
vice, long been the leader of his party, and
who stands to-day the mightiest warrior OF
them all, the greatest republican member OF
the lower house Of congress. Sensation
know JAMES A. GARFIELD by being with
him in the lower house Of congress for years,
and | know there Is no republican of that
body abler than he l see that tho newspapers
are making charges against his character, but
my friends, / cannot say to you that they
are in any wise true. ! have not read the
reply to these charges by the republican
press; IL they are truo | do not know II, and
you, my friends, know as much about them
as do.
/ must say to you, my friends, that I had
hoped the good old democratic party would &C.
lect civilian as its standard-bearer in this
campaign, as think it would have been more
preferable to u.s. certainly moro preferable to
me, than to have II mau who is solely u mill
tary man.
Inc president OF the united states snoulu US
man who knows all about civil affairs, who
Knows tho regulations of the various depart
ments, the management Of the judiciary
legislative and executive departments; the de
partmcnt Of state, which deals with foreign
| countries; the treasury department, with the
millions Of treasure; with civil service, with
the great and rapidly growing commerce o
the land, thereby bringing the greatest happi
ness to our people. /, therefore, thought til,
best interest Of the people demanded mar
who was experienced in civil affairs, ant
when our convention at Cincinnati nominated
| a purely military man l must confess to you
my friends, l thought it would have been
better to nominate with some civil experience
But rs none of the great civilians of our part,
were selected, we looked around for an avail
able man, and we found him in tho person o
General HANCOCK, who l know if ho /
elected will take his scat. [Applause,l
National Republican., 1880-07-13
THOSE rEnKIBLe nEADJusrEns.

The Richmond Commonwealth, which is
solid bourbon, begins tointerpret the hand.
writing on the wall. II says tho demo,
"cratic party had just as well look the fol.
Slowing facts squarely in the face: General
"MAHoNE is United States senator from
"Yirginia. He takes his seat in March,
"lssl. We predict that General MALONE
National Republican., 1880-07-13
SPECIAL NOTICES.
e-5sys WHOLESALE MARKEr sToREs
80 FOR RENT.

e~ssys WHOLESALE MARKET STORES
80 FOR RENT
Several OF the Wholesale Market Stores between
The seventh and Ninth street wings Of the washing
ton OF Centre Market will be rented TO good reliable
tenants on aud ater JULY at % per cent less than
the regular rates.
The new passageway about TO be opened across the
park to Pennsylvania avenue in front OF these stores
VIII make them very desirable for Produce, Foreign
Fruit and other Dealers
Apply to y. s. SMITH.
iul82taw2w Clerk washington Market Co -
n~s5y~MAsoNtC.- THE OFFICERS AND MEM
~ bers of Lafayette Il. A. Chapter No. 3, are
hereby notified that special convocatlon viii he
held at Masonic Temple this TUESDAY EVENING
at o'clock Companions Of sister Chapters are FRA
ternaly invited TO attend.
by order ofthe NJ. T. IL. p.
RICHARD j. BbAKELOCK,
jul31t secretary.
National Republican., 1880-07-13

|. GEORGE TIcKNoR CURTIS is engaged in
the remarkable work of endeavoring to
prove General MCCLELLAN's military
genius and where our civil war would have
been ended three years earlier but for the
incompetency of LINCoLN's admi nistration.
Now there is one thing certain and that is
if MCCLELLAN had been left to pursue his
peculiar tactics" undisturbed and not in
terfered with, his entire army would have
been sacrificed and secession been triumph
ant. The true history of his peninsular
campaign is yet TO be written, and perhaps
some navy officer attached to the James
and York river fleet may be Induced to
write portion of it, and il 50, MCCLELLANs
imbecility Or treachery will be made mani
fest to all, In plain words, MCCLELLAN
was a fraud.
National Republican., 1880-07-13


THE Hon. JOHN GooDE retires from the
congressional field as contestant and writes
n long epistle to hisconsttuentsin in so doing
Mr. GooDE is fearful that he will be de-
feated if nominated and hence his declina-
ton. In fact, if there had been fair vote
and count in his district at the last congress.
sional election his republican opponent
would have been returned. Mr.. GoopH
says "We can retain the control of the
" district if we only determine that il must
"and shall be done" We really regret
that MI. GoODE won't again stand as can
didate. But he is afraid of the readjusters
That democratic element won't suffer Q
false count 10 be made. Oh, those terrible
readiusters! Close up your ranks, republi.
cans of the Second Virginia district, and
send your nominee to congress. Itcan now
be done.
National Republican., 1880-07-13
,1He A. S. TAYLOR,
Gpg FILE YOUR CLAIMS.

Under the recent act OF Congress conferring jurs-
dlction the Court of Claims to adjust exsing obli-
cations against the District OF Columbia parties inter-
ested should hle their claims without delay.
The undersigned has associated himself with we'll
known and leading legal firm In the prosecution and
collection of District claims, and will give personal
attention to the preparation Of such cases to be sub
mtted for action OF the court
Board of Audit Certificates or all classes. Sewer
Bonds and other Certificates Of Indebtedness pur-
chased at the highest market rates
WILLIAM DICKSON,
2ee FOUR-4ND-A.HiLFS STREET,
ju9-eo2w Three doors above Columbia Building
National Republican., 1880-07-13

GTEAM LITHoGRAPHING EsTABLIsHMENr
PHoTo-LITHoGRAPHING SPECIALITY,
No. 46s Pennsylvania avenue.
y2aiy+ NORRIS PETERS. Proprletor
NLD WINE AND OLD FRIENDS IRE KNOWN
" as the best SO Is JUSTH'S OLD STAND
known for years as the only place whore iirs-class
secondhand clothing can ba sold az respectable
prices. Address or call 10
JUSlh'S OLD STAND.
No $40 D street, between SIKH and Seventh streets
northwest, branch store No. 405 Ninth street, be-
tween and II streets northwest
n. u, Mote seut by mail promptly attended To-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-09-29

According TO the English Journals, Henry
Irving. the actor, Is soon to be kn1ghted, the
first instance In English history OF comforting
such distinction upon an actor, IL is said. II is
related OF the late Charles Kean that he was
o1ered the honor but declined IL with thanks
IL the dramatic profession Is to open the way
70 Knlghtly honors and distinction, the younger
sohs OF noble families In Great Britain will
probably hereafter take to that rather tnan the
Church.
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The educational acts of Great Britain have re
GETTY been charged so as TO make primary edu
cation compulsory. Not only Is Ii required that
children shall be sent to school, but the local
authorities are held responsible for the enforce
ment OF the law. Penalties are provided for
cases where local authorities fail or neglect to
compel regular school attendance IN their re.
spectIye districts. IL Is easy enough for the
rulers OF Great Britain to make q law of this
character; but, despite fits rigid provisions, 1t
VIII be next 10 impossible to enforce IL. The
CIRCUMSTANCES and condition Of the poorer
classes present the greatest obstacle to general
education liz that country. The working people
are poor aid, with rare exceptions, there 1sno
prospect Of any improvement In their
condition while they remain In British
territory. Wages for all kinds Of labor
ale small, and the working man Is forced
20 sell the services of his children to
maintain the growing family. II the British
rulers earnestly desire TO foster and extend
EDUCATION. let them turn their attention 10 lepis
lat!on for the relief OF the working classes
Every year OF the past century has marked the
progress OF the spirit Of freedom and the doc
time OF the equality OF man In Great Britain
but an aristocratic class still dominates the
law-nlaking power. and stamps is hlndering
policy upon all legislation. II the laborlng
people could earn money enough to support
their children az school. they would in all
probability, gladly avail themselves Of educa-
tional facilities without the need of compulsory
laws.
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CELERY.

CELERY.
As Remedy for Nervous Diseases.
Hh0t the Medical Profe ssion Fay About 1T.
The Good Ii esults Attending Its Use
Headache. Neuralgia, Nervousness. Indi-
0estiOr. sleeplessness and Paraiysi,.
CELERY has only come into public notice within
the last few years nervine but scientific experi
ments and experience have proved beyond doubt
that it controls nervous irritation and periodic ner
vous and sick headaches TO a marked desree.
Brown-sequard says that Celery contains more
nerve food than any other vegetable or substanc,
found in nature. Celery was first discovered and
used as a bervine by French physicians about 1857.
But combination Of the EXTRACT OF CELERY
AND CHAMOMILE, which has been but recsrtv
introduced to the profession and the public By DR..
q. W Benson, has produced such marvellous re-
suits i'll curing nervousness and headaches, and
especially nervous and sick headaches. neuraIsia,
paralysis, indigestion and seepessness that it has
excited public attention and newspaper comments.
and many physicians have tested the merits of this
preparation with the best results, as quoted below
from few:
WHAT PHYSICIANS SAY.
Dr. BeIson's preparation of Celery and Chamo-
mile for nervous diseases is the most important
addition made to the materia mecica in the last
quarter Of century DR.. j. W. j. Englar. of Bal
timo,e.
DIR. Benson's Pills are worth their weight ia gold
in nervous and sick headache a. H. Schlicter,
Of Baltimore.
rr. Benson's Pills for the cure of neuralgia are a
success.-Dr. P. g Holman, OF Christiansburg, Va
These Pills are special preparation, only for the
cure OF special diseases, named, and for these
diseases they are worthy CT trial by all Intelligent
sufferers. They are prepared expressly to cure
sick headache. nervous headache. dyspeptic head
ache, neuralgia, nervousness, paralysis, seepess-
ness and Indigestion, and will cure any case. Price
80 cents. postage free. Sold by all druggists. De-
Pot. lO6 North Eutaw St., Baltimore, Nd. sep29
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Gen. Weaver has replied 10 the open letter of
greenbaeker Hughes, OF Pennsylvania He de-
lends the position he has taken 10 opposing
coalitions with either of the old parties and
then devotes some very vigorous language to
Mr. Hughes personally. He concludes by de-
nouneing the father and leader OF the Penn.
sylyania gTeenbaekers as "a slaaderer and
calumniator." IL is hardly to be supposed that,
AFTER this, Hughes win give any attention to the
1urthering Of Weaver's presidential prospects.
In TACT the more reasonable conclusion Is that
Inc weaver ticket viii not make It's appearance
among the voters OF Pennsylvania. GEN,
weaver seems to De stin haunted with the de-
fusion that In racing over the country ana
making speeches here and there he IA ..over.
throwing the old parties" He will probably.
never know how badly he Is decelving himself
until after the election.
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SHOES THAT WILL STAND THE

~
at the reliable Boot and Shoe House of
w L L a M II H N
SIG 9TH street and 1923 Penna. Ave, :,
SIGN OF THE RED SLIPPER"
DUB GREAT SUBSTANTIAL SPECIALTIES:
Ladies 81 80 genuine Goat and Kid Button
BOOTS; Ladies 81 aud 81. 81 best Goat or Kid S&S
bLIloD BOOIS Six Widths, worked Button-{ ~
NOES, French or Low Heels Ladies' So Glove ~
bla button and CONGRESS; Ladies' IS to 81 unri-
waco rerch ND Button Gents 81 81 Caters aud
Eh0eF 10 Styles Gents 80. SO Calf and Kip Boot
tMithont rlyal Gents S3 Sewed fne Iii Boot;
.enis % and -. 81 fine Calf Caters anil Button !:
u. .I besI HARD sewed Boot, Caters aai Shoes :
3ilssee q solid Pebble Button Boots. Boys and
Girls' ~ AID 15c. solid School Shoes. Besides
ABOVE WARE tNTED goods we have cheaper ones
w: Mems Shoes ard Caters, 90c. up Ladies',
Shoes. i5c. up: Child's Shoes, Csc. up &c ee99 ft
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-09-29

1he Mexican government Is granting railroad
concessions" accompanied In some Instances
with subsidies, and the consequence Is the CAPT.
tai OF that republic contains number OF Ameri-
cars endeavoring TO secure some Of these grants.
TIE AtchiSoD, Topeka and Santa Fe railroad
company appear 10 have obtained one or the
BEST OF the concessions" Under the name of
the Mexican Central company, the 4. T. & 5
managers have secured Ti.dt-Of-way OF a line
north from tie city OF Mexico To Fl Paso. on the
100 Grande, with grant OF s. 500 per mile for
every nile OF road completed and a provision
tAat no right-ot|ay 20 any other road shall be
granted within siXty-nye miles The Mexican
Central Is, ia fact, but an extension OF the
AtchisOn, Topeka and Santa Fe and the latter
company intends 70 construct a road west from
FL PaSo, as al outlet for the Pacific trade Not
WlthStandiIg the fact that Mexico Is a republic.
President DiaZ seems TO have entire IL not au.
tocratic, control OF granting railroad concas-
sions, and provisions such as the one prohibiting
r.ght-of-way hereafter 10 any railroad within a
line CT sixty i've miles OF the one irSt con.
structed look as IL It were good measure TO
prevent competition in the railway business.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-09-29

EUkSELL'S ICE CREAM,
IL ICES AND CHARLOTTE RUSJE
zu. Are Always the Best.
OYSTERS and STEAKS the finest to be had
Great assortment OF fine CAKES and PASTRY.
WEDDING CAKES specially.
Open till IL y. N.
sepl6-lm l4o7 NEw vnpp suupru
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The organ OF the Russian nihilistS, called the
"HtU Of TIE People," has suddenly made its re-
appearance In ST. Petersburg and neither the
police Or any OF the authorities can tell whence
Ii came. The paper announces In the piaineSC
terms that its mission is not yet accomplished
II pronounces the reforms Introduced by Count
M6likOf sham, aud says the government has
MADE 10 progress IN the direction OF lioerality:
that 1t Ghe gogernment shows that it only
knows chow TO lie and play the fool with the
creduleus-' This organ OF that mysterious, but
powerful and determined element OF the Rus
sian population, deDOminated nihlliSts init
mates, Ia its temperance. that the plots de-
signs and attacks upon thu head OF the govern
melt are 10 be renewed. It says the govern
ment promised TO adopt a liberal policy Ii the
dagger AID dynamite would permit it; that the
dagger and dynamite were withdrawn or In
other words, the nihillsts suspended operations
liberal policy fulfilled that It has not been full
filled, the government is as bad as ever and
consequently those who would reform 1t "aS BY
fire." must resume their work. This declara-
ton OF the nihiiiSt organ shows that Count Mel
1kof has been awarded credit and praise where
he did not deserve 1t. The cessation OF nihiliSt
plots, and the appearance OF peace and order
have been supposed to be due to Mellkons ad-
ministTation: but II the '.Ftu Of the People" be
correct, the orderly state OF affairs was owing
TO an armlstice determined upon by the nthilists
TO test the sincerity OF the governments prom
lseS OF reform.
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A LEXANDRIA AND FREDERICKs-
"A BURG RAILWAY
SP ECIAL TOE.
During the ALEXANDRIA FAIR. septemhar
2Sth, 29tL, S0th and Oct0b r LIST, the folIowina
TRAINS will be run ~ AoA'o"ins
LEAVE WASHINGTON:
100, 900, IL 90 Am, IL noon. 90. 200 Ana
4;2O, 100, & :25, s: 100 and ii 80 pm '
LEAVE ALEXANDRIA:
GOO, 500, 10 90 a. III, IL noon, l: 90 200 3.oo
400, 500, 600, 100 In. anu II night O'
ED. j. YOUNa
Assistant General Ticket Agent
sept25- q. %. %, sekoct1 SGperientendsnt.
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EDUCATIONAL.

SPECIAL ATTENTION 70 CALLED
ing in q assie. and Ms,hemstics in Day AMI Esen
st. f'tfssi K sEAlSA sspa ts
nNAND AFTER OCTOBER THKEE
ates. Advapeed-utJ be formed. esch absoute!y
s IF X T. C g. Ell Fr
lz14 81, Nv. sep2S-1w
MISS ADELAIDE 8 PAYNE HAvINa
~ ie'ITned u TIE ctS, viii resu ne her astruc-
12'h st se a. ~ Im T'4
s w. EI.INN. Am sOa 9Th st NV.
:. a. Slasslcal Mathematical and Commercial In.
French Germsn and English Day seaso Sfe so
rc eL qussef Evening Classes. S. per month Spe-
Point Annapolis and ali compet pr Mest
IrlNaIe lessons on moderate terms .ep27
SPANISH THOROUGHLY, PaAOTIOALIY
- a1d correctly taught. at 1923 9th st. fe25 I'm
HesLY CROSS ACADEMY. 1912 M.ssa
for nsets ave. has reopened its day school
Piano and GLASS Singing receive especial attention
are p and a to receive private pupils in Vocal cu
s Water Coiors and oil Painting Terms moi.
e.a.e. sep25-3w
pARK SEMINARY, SOC 5rH ST.. NV, on
st; car line, and within two squares of
o,he1 city lines. Twelfth Annual session Cnculars
PRINCIPAL Drswip Wing Prof q = H If ~ French
Prof, q GINIsI. sep23.im
A kT sCBOOL-DAy AND EVENING
- ULASSES: Terms 50 per month. Apply to
Nj R 40 ana d FHcn 49, Vernon Row. pe99sSlya
MFRS. VERNON DORsEY's SELECT
" SCHOOL, for Ioune ladies' will re1pel NJ IN
pAS, Sept; o. at go LIST ST. Sc. Capitol HI I 81. Art
NILE, FoULoN has reopsnd her regular
w French Day School for Young Ladies and
Children; french language only is .snoken, at
ssn9e msFs hghes
S25 Private lessons also given. ll31 18th It. SIN
NATIONAL MEDICAL COLLEGE.
~ tMkD. DEP1. COLUMBIAN UNIVEHStTY)
TIE FIFTY .NINTH ANNUAL SEs ZION
FOR isSgSi q WIS n%ssKe Tl commence on
COLLEGE IU1LGISG, d st. a. bet t.t 18th and 14th
Wien DR.: ELLIOTT CoUES, g:s;A;, will deliver
and lGblic are cordially invited.
Fer further information apply to
seP22 lOtSeoIst 211l Pennsylvania avenue.
DReF. AND MRS. j. H. SIDDoNs
4 are prepared to form Reading classes and giys
private Instruction ia Pure Elocntion 70 indivdaas
town, DC. sep20-1m
TENHE 281H SESSION OF THE
Il, LOVER SCHOOL opens sEP ,1 ;I6E 6 6ra
eipa Dover. LSndaun CO. c, Va. RetsreEcs II. C 9.
Mel auley. 1919 18th st. Sc. sepls-2w
THE PINKNEY INSTITUTE. Select
Il English ana French School for Girls, reopens
SEPT. Is: For circularp etc, address the MISSES
BURGESS Principals. s. Connecticut ave-sI7-2S*
TslHE ART SCHOOL OF THE WASH
Il 1NGIoN ART CLUB reopens October 4.
Vernon Row" corner 10Th and Penns ave In
BURNETT. Assistant. sep16-2ws
X NDEHGARTEN NORMAL INSTI-
IA TUTE, for the training of teachers, with
model kint ergartens and advanced classes. For
ArZ
POLLOCK, 929 9Th ct. Miss SUSIE POLLOCK,
1927 18th st. sep15-3m
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LGCUTION. - Miss NJ K. SOHREINER,
u 1912 st. W, is prepared to orsaniz classes
in Elocution and to give private instruction to in
dyiduals. kefereI ces: Prof. Maxi Bailey, Elocu-
ZIONIST Yale College; Justice Strong, Sqpt. J. Or
Judge J. yarbsl. Board Trustees Public Schools,
d. q. Mother Mary, Of st. Angela. sep4-1m
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"ANTED-MILI1ARY BOUNTY LAND WAR
W RANTS. Soldiers Homestead CLAIMS. and
all kinds Of LAND SCRIP, for which highest rates
will be paid. WILLIAM j. JOHNSTON, Attor-
ney at-Law Room Al, LeDroit Building. ar1g4 3m
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At Saratoga yesterday the democrats OF New
York ratified the bond OF union recently en-
tered INTO between Tammany and anti-Tan-
many The spirit OF harmony 50 prevailed In
the convention that democrat Who insisted
upon conte5ting delegates seat was Kissed
down. THEY'VE members selected BY Tammany
to represent that organization upon the state
committee were given their places By unan-
fmous vote. Leaders OF the two lately antago-
nistic factions were Justify cheered whenever
they showed themselves, and a general purpose
was manifested TO allow no differences to arise
to weaken the party IN this contest Judge
Rapallo was nominated for chief judge OF the
court OF appeals, In spite OF the fact that his
pr0moti0n<wil leave a vacancy on the bench,
which must be filed b. an appointment of
Gov. Cornell. The body of the party has de-
manded cessation of ho5tilltie5 between rival
leaders OF factions. and the latter nave been
compelled TO obey. There Is no need 10 Look
any further than this for an explanation OF the
willingness OF John Kelly On the one side and
Mayor Cooper on the other 10 Shake hands
and join forces. The only question that
remains TO be settled over which any contro-
Versy Is anticipated Is In the selection of can
d!Gate for mayor OF New York city. A union OF
Tlmmany and aqti-Tammany upon a candi-
date makes his election sure. Irving hall has
Insisted upon Its right 10 name the candidate
which Tammany has not been willing to con,
cede. IL has been virtually agreed to defer the
nomination Of the local ticket until some time
Ia November, and meantime the whole subject
Will be discussed. In the end the two factions
viii. In all probability, find candidate that
both can support. The same irresistible In
fluence that has compelled harmony upon all
other candidates will enforce It Ia regard to the
may orally. The fate OF the democratic party Is
the state convention yesterday signifies that
the leader who interrupts the harmony program
Will Dc depOSe1 without any formaltty. In the
face OF the Importance OF the national contest
Mr.. John Kelly would, perhaps, find himself
pOweTless to lead TamInany into another revolt
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THE CEDARS-A HOME SCHOOL FOR
: YOUNG Ladies AND LITTLE GIRLS
Will reopen on the. 9Th OF SEPTEMBER. Situated
On the Helsh.s Of Georgetown, vita extensive
fnl and accessible. few additional Boarding PIT
pills are desired. Terms moderate. For particu-
lara address the MISSES EARLE, corner Fayette
and 18th SITS, GeorgetoWn, D. @. au2- 2m
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IN ACCOMPLISHED AND n EFINED
a Lady will give lessons in vocal music: also in
cies. French spt cislty; best references given
Address y. H., 12l6 e. NV. sepl3 3Ws
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FOR RENT AND SALE.

ltSR EN.-A eaily furnished Front ROOM
with ta;h, hot and cold water. 1896 9Th 81, n.
". sep.rf a.t
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"ANTED-FAMILIES to furnish with reliable
W Servants and other Help; Cooks, Chamber
s29. corner 9th and SITS. NV. P. MCDONALD 4
co. Dat
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A ELLINGTON A ID f N Il, MAY
"a Building, cor. .7th a. E SITS. NV. Select
School for Boys and Young Men, Number limited.
Only scholars Of good moral character rec lived.
Fall term of 1880 beg Ms September 9th. Careful
and thorough instruction in the Common Eng ish
branches, Book keeping, fhoI thand, Higher
Arithmetic, Algebra, Geometry, Latin and Greek
Day and evening sessions. BURTON MaCAFEE,
A. IN,
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THE INCARNATION CHURCH SCHOOL
Genesi
Apply to the Principal, Miss MACLEOD, at tha
School Building. 1918 18th st.n.w. aug30- I'm