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The National tribune. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1877-1917, 1883-12-06

IclI-bD.
By Captain WILLIAM Il. PAeKEE. l. vol. Emo, $50.
Rarely in the history Of naval literature has there
appeared q work and especially Of American aathor-
ship, entertaining, instructive and historical
WFshig0sSn C.gDitlE
National Republican., 1883-06-15
Wash LaCeS.

Special bargains in Cream
White Carrick Macross Laces
at so per cent. less than usual
prices: inches wide, at I7c;
2H and 3 inches wide, 2Ic; 8
inches wide, 25c.
Another special bargain in
Cream White Monte Span
Laces, pattern outlined with
linen thread, AZ inches wide,
at I7c per yard would be very
cheap at 25c per yard.
We have also opened an
other invoice Of our celebrated
Broderie de SAKE Laces, in four
widths, at 10, I2%, IS, and 25c
per yard.
Ladies who have been wait
ing SO long for these specialties
of ours can now be supplied.
Black Chantilly Laces, war
ranted all silk, 3 inches wide, at
nc per yard.
Black Chantilly Laces, war
ranted all silk, 81 inches wide,
at 2oc per yard.
Black Chantilly Laces, war
ranted all silk, ~ inches wide,
at IS cents per yard.
These Chantilly Laces are
very wide quality, and at the
prices quoted are the cheapest
ever offered.
National Republican., 1883-06-15
base Ball.

A game of ball was played Wednesday be-
tween the Mount Pleasant Base Ball club and
the Excelsiors. The game was called after
the first inning on account of rain, The
Mount Pleasauts play the Columbias Monday.
The Lambs Base Ball club, of the secretary g
office, Interior department, defeated the In
dian office Invincibles (2) yesterday by score
of 66 to 20.
There was an interesting game of base ball
yesterday between the Junior Standards and
the Undines. The former won by score Of
8 to 3. The Standards would like to hear
from any nine whose members are under tho
age of 10. All challenges should be addressed
to II. Hagon, 1869 Pierce place.
National Republican., 1883-06-15
Marriage Llcrnaea.

Marriage licenses were issued yesterday TO
Ernese Herbert and Lille Javins, both Of
Alexandria, Va; f. T.. wahlfrath, Of vii.
mngton, Del, and Sarah Nosscy, Of this city f;
Peter Lawson, Of this city, and Hattie Ross,
of Prince George county Md; Weston Flint,
of Cattaragus county, n. Y, aud Lucy Il.
Brown OF Marysvillo, Ohio; stephen ID. Fos-
sendcn aud Lucille !. Dandelet, both Of this
city; Richard Mccoy and Catherine Kicks,
both of this city; Thomas White and III "a
beth Kinney, both of this city; Thomas
Foreman and Nettie Green both Of this city
Thomas Cook, of Luzerne county, Pa, to
Sarah Young, of this city; Simon White aud
j. T.. Brooks, both Of this city James Whit
ney and Catherine Washington, both Of this
city; James Young and Missouri Ashton, both
of this city
National Republican., 1883-06-15
sherman's Nomination.

CALDWELL, OHIO, June 13.-I have seen
so many amusingly inaccurate accounts of
the presentation of Sherman's name in our
late convention that 1 beg brief space in
on that question. ,sss -
Up to the moment that rose in that con-
vention, to present Senator Sherman's name
it was utterly impossible for any man in the
world to have known my intontion to do so,
because it was known only to myself. did
it upon my own mere volition, without coun-
selling any man, and up to that moment no
person but myself could possibly have fore
seen that was to make it, because had told
no man of my purpose to do so.
j. NJ DALZELL.
National Republican., 1883-06-15
JERSEYS! JERSEYS! JERSEYS !
CREAM WHITE JERSEYS !

All Jerseys are the correct
thing, but Cream White Jerseys
are extremely correct to wear
with white skirts of all kinds.
After having returned several
lots on account of imperfections
in the cloth, we are glad to an
nounce to our customers that
we have at last succeeded in
securing a supply of Cream
White Jerseys, perfectly clean,
and handsomely silk stitched
throughout, with elastic seams,
only $3.50 each.
We still have in stock a COM
plete line of our regular num-
bers, black and colors, at So,
$3.50, s., IS, $3.50, and 81
each, all of which we guarantee
to be more perfect in fit and
more correct in shape than can
be found elsewhere.
We offer in our Department
National Republican., 1883-06-15
THE BREv1rY BASKET.
FILLED with Brier Mentloa OF Many Minor
Events OF Yesterday.


The alumni Of Trinity college, Hartford,
Conn. have elected Prof. f. NJ. Gallaudet, Of
this city, president.
A chunk of ore weighing fifteen tons, pre-
sentod to the Smithsonian institute was
hauled there by Knox's express yesterday.
This was probably the heaviest load ever
hauled in this city.
"littlc folks" fair held by tho little
daughters Of Mr.. T.. II. Tabler, Jessie and
Maize. at their fathers residence in South
Washington notted over 81 for the poor chill
dren's country home.
10 is evident that our neighbors are not
idle while Stison is securing Europe. The
city editor of the Post is now addressed rs
Pop It's dear little precious girl and
Editor West is rs happy as dog with four
bones
About $3.50 o'clock yesterday morning two
colOrcd men, musically inclined, went into
the parlor Of st. Josephs school and pro-
cccdod 10 bang on the piano. The watchman,
hearing the discord, went in, and tho men
skipped. They took nothing from the school.
Two drivers. charged with assault In caro-
lc,sly driving over persons, had their cases
continued before Judge Smell yesterday
ono Of the eases is that Of John Williams,
accused Of driving down q man day or two
ago, and tho other was charged with run.
ming over az old gentleman at Ninth aud
4 streets few weeks ago.
The many friends Of Mr. Edwin Il. Carpcn-
ter in this city will regret to learn Of his
death. which occurred In New York on Mon
day morning MIR. Carpenter was n promi-
nont citizen Of California, having been n
resident Of that state for many years. He
was a man Of prominence and was highly cs-
tccmcd by all who know him. During late
years he spent considerable time in this city,
where he mado many warm and true friends.
National Republican., 1883-06-15
Police Court Notes.

Henry Leo and Edward Dent, both colored
cart drivers, were fined $50 each or thirty
days for fast driving.
OHester Chase has gone to the workhouse
for twenty days for vlgrancy.
Timothy Downing, a boy, was fined 81 for
indecent exposure, He won't swimming in a
pond on North Capitol street.
Champ Scott and Betty his wife, both col
ored were fined $5 each for disorderly con-
duct.
Max jacob was fined $40 for being an un'
licensed book agent.
National Republican., 1883-06-15
CnnsIred IN the River.

Schooner John Curtin, ir., of Baltimore,
capsized oil Swami point, June l3, 1890 p, m.
The crew, consisting of Capt. John Morris,
Fred Livingstone, Robert Kocl, and Henry
Strong, were rescued by schooner Kate Me-
Namara, and landed at Colonial Beach. The
manager of the Colonial Beach company, Capt.
IL. j, Kintz, took excellent caro- of them un-
til the steamer Thompson stopped there and
took them aboard for Washington. The un-
fortunate crew lost everything on board.
National Republican., 1883-06-15
WDrnggIng Paina.n

DIR. R. V. PIERCE, Buffalo, n. Y.-Dear Sir :
My wife had suffered from female weak
ncsses" " for nearly three years. At times she
could hardly move, she had such dragging
pains. We often saw your "Favorite Pre-
scription" advertised, but supposed, like most
patent medicines, it did not amount to any
thing, but at last concluded to try bottle,
which she did. 1t made her sick at first, but
it began to show its effect in marked i'm
provement, and two bottles cured her. Yours,
&C., A. J. HUYCK, Deposit, n. Y.
National Republican., 1883-06-15
NIoro Charges Agalnst nm.

Additional charges have been preferred
against Mr. James G.. Hill, supervising ar
chitect of the Treasury department, by Burns
& Greedy, contractors, Of Washington, d. C.,
who allege that he has favored certain con-
tractor, IL. l.. Crawford, in regard to asphalt
pavements. 1t is alleged that the contracts
at $3.50 per square yard without competition,
when by inviting proposals better work could
have been obtained for Sl.55 per square yard
National Republican., 1883-06-15
of
White Suits

a plain India Linen, with two
tucked rufles on underskirt,
tucked ruffle on basque and
overskirt, for only IS.
A finer grade of India Linen
Suit, with tucked ruffle, and
wide tucks on underskirt, tucked
ruffie and wide tucks on over
skirt, and plated basque, only
81.
An excellent White Suit,
trimmed with embroidery, only
$3.50.
Finer Grade White Suit,
trimmed with dotted Swiss EN-
broidery, $3.50.
An elegant w hite Sui It,
elaborately trimmed with en-
brodery, $40.
National Republican., 1883-06-15

EsTHETIcs is the science of tho beautiful.
The need of merit for promoting personal
aesthetics is. due to j. C. Aver & Co., whose
Incompatible Hair Vigor is a universal beau
tifer of the hair. Harmless, effective, agree
able, it has taken rank among the indispensa-
BILE articles of the toilet. To scanty locks it
gives luxuriance, and withcred hairs 1t clothes
with the hue of youth.
National Republican., 1883-06-15

Try it, and if not the best bottled beer, get
your money back.
Delivered to any part of the city, by dozen
or case, at zoe. per dozen. Order by mail or
telephone. F. ii. FINLEY,
l206 Pennsylvania avenue.
National Republican., 1883-06-15

Finest and handsomest Suits
ever shown in Washington
from S12 to S55-35 per cent.
less than we could have sold the
same goods three weeks since.
National Republican., 1883-06-15
A Picnic for Children.

Parents can now rest easy, as DR., Worthng-
top's famous Cholera and Diarrhoea Medicine
is a snecitiG for summer Complaints aud
Stomach diseases Of children.
National Republican., 1883-06-15
The Accumulation

of odd pant S, selected from the shelves out of
the regular stock, to be sold at half price,
Eiseman Bros, clothiers and tailors, corner
Seventh and u.
National Republican., 1883-06-15
Rocllenter Reer.

BIscHoFF concert Congregational church
on Corcoran $50 this evening. Get on board,
children.
National Republican., 1883-06-15

WoLFEsvILLE, n. Cdr. |. @. McIaugh-
lin says 81 used Browns Iron Bitters tor
vertigo and / now feel like q new man."
National Republican., 1883-06-15
Ynn cnn ssirr, rhrm

'ousolf, at half price. Those odd pants on
mr. bargain counter Eiseman Bros. cloth
ers and tailors, corner Seventh and +,
National Republican., 1883-06-15
AN IMMENSE LACE CURTAIN SALE
MONDAY TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY AND SATURDAY,
June II, ~, 13, IA, IS, and is
AT JULIUS LANSBURGH'S
Great Mating, Carpet, & Upholstery Emporium
315 SEVENTH STREET,

The excitement weekly
creased during this week offering of Lace which
will be sold the following
its pattern number quality and These
ad-
of what concluded o them for
National Republican., 1883-06-15
Hosiery Department.

Fifty dozen Dropped-stitclr
Lisle Thread Hose, in black
cardinal, old gold, and navies,
soc per pair.
twenty-five dozen Plain and
Colored Isle Thread Hose al
65c per pair.
Ten dozen Ladies' Dropped
stitch Black Lisle Thread Hose
white heels and toes, 75c pei
pair, worth Soc.
Infants 81 Hose, in white
pink, and blue, both plain anc
open work, at csc per pair.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1883-07-25
MOVEMENTS

THE Vlnt Shinkle, Capt. NJ. NJ. D45m, is
the Friday packet for Cincinnati.
The Josie Harry, Csp'. MiIt Harry, is the
Saturday packet Tor all points on White
river.
THE O.-Line packet Golden Crown, Cap.
E. L. Shinkle, is due up tomorrow evening,
hon-d for Cincinnati.
LIE Dean Adams, Can't. Thomss A. Eos
ter, Is the Lee-Line packet this evening ar o
O'Clock for Osceola and The upper bends.
Hugh Tomlinson and Charles Bourne are her
clerks.
The elegant passenger packet City Of
Baton Rouge, Capt. II. Z. B.-hx- is the An.
Choir Line packet this morning at 10 0-c,vv-
for Cairo and 81. Louis. James G. Elton lie
her clerk.
THE Kate Adams, Capt. Marx r. Cheek, is
the United States mail packet tomorrow
evening at 5 o'clock for Arkansas City and
all way landings. E. W. Outlaw is her at
tentive clerk.
THE Coahoma, Capt. Marsh Miller, is the
packet this evening al 5 o'clock for Helens,
Friars Point and all way landings. Plat
Rhodes is her clerk, assisted by Will Oar
ragh and Will Ashford.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1883-07-25
GENERAL NEWS.

BUSINESS quiet.
No cotton received by river yesterday.
The Piasa arrived last evening with a tow
Of stone for this place.
The City of Vicksbnrg cleared on time
yesterday morning for s.. Louis.
The Paris c. Brown passed down las
night for New Orleans with a big trip.
THE towboat Jay Gould departed yesier-
day morning. for ST. Louis, where she will be
rep aired.
The Ida Lee departed last evening Tor 81.
Francis river, in place OF the Rene Macres-
dy, with q fair trip.
The Signal Service here reports Il feet 4
inches on the gauge, with a fall Of 3 inches
during the last "a hours.
The w. P. Halliday passed down last
night for New Orleans with a good trip. She
added here 80 tons of miscellaneous freight.
THE Belle Nemphis passed down yesler.
day morning for Vicksburg. She put off
heie 1866 packages OF freight and added 10
tons.
THE Cons Millar departed last evening for
| Cincinnati with 176 bales of cotton, 10000
| feet of wainu lumber and a good lot Of sun
| dries.
| THE next most horrible visitation after the
! terrific storm last evening, Was that doubly-
| terrifying whistle of the Paris Z. Brown.
She Weakened the echoes about 10 o'clock last
night.
CAPT. JAMES LEE, JR, expected the james
Lee 10 leave Paducsh for this point last
night. When she arrives she will lay up for
the present, probably to about the let of Sep
TENDER, or the opening of the business season.
VIcKsBURe Herald, Monday evening: "The
United States steamer E heridge arrived OPP
posite the quarantine inspection station at
Kleinston, this morning, bavirg a clean bill
of health from the Louisiana State Board Of
Health. She had no certificate from the in
spector of the Mississippi State Board of
Health at Fort Adams, and the inspector
very properly refused to permit her to make
a landing"
The City ef Baton Rouge, Cap. II. E.
Bix5y, arrived yesterday evening from New
Orleans, having made the run 10 3 d9ys and
20 hours 10 this place aod made 81 isndiDgs
on her way up. Sue made the run to Nat
chez in % hours and 81 minuies and made
IA landines. Her time 10 Arkansas City was
AZ hours, which Is about as fast as sny on
record on a business trip. She put eff here
255 packages OF freight and has on board $50
tons, and will leave this morDipg at 10
o'clock for ST. Louis.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1883-07-25
TRUSTEES SALE.
1ruataats Sale

DY virtue Of three several deeds Of trust made
ID by W. J. Saint and wife. Susan ID. saint, 10
James A. Anderson, trustee, one On the 10Th day
of March. 1875, and recorded in Book i0, page =,
and one on the 29fn day Of May, 1916, and recorded
in Book la, page $40. and also one on the 18th day
OF February, 1876, and recorded In Book ITO, page
400: and by virtue OF q final decree awarded in the
cause Of J. W. billiard ct al ". W. ]. Saint ct al,
No. 1891, ChAncery Court, shelby county, wherein
tee, and 4, q. T. smith, appointed In bis stead TO
carry out the terms Of said trusts, and upon de-
mand Of the benehctar1es in said trust deeds. i
will OF
Saturday, tbe iIih Day Of Auxu.s, Is8s,
At whitehEven, In the thirteenth Civil District of
Shelby county, Tenn, ofer for sale, and sell 70
the Highest bidder, for cash, the following de-
scubed real estate, to-wit: One lot at WhitehAveD,
-helbY county. on the Mississippi and Tennessee
IA lrosd and descnbed ~ follows; Beginning Al
an iron stake 100 feet from the center line Of the
track Of the Mississippi and Tennessee railroad,
in the wet boundary line Of the depot grounds OF
said railroad. 40 feet from the northwest corner Of
said depot grounds. running thence south wkrdly
on aid line and parallel With il 1.-THE said rzilroad)
for q distance o. 3sl feet 70 an iron stake; thence
yestwardly. and az T4ghtG1gies 20 The line Of said
uilroad, for 1850 ieet 20 q stake in the west bound
AIRY line Of y. n. Whites land; thence north
wardIy with sid line for 58l feet 10 Q stake
thence eastNArdly and parallel with the second
line I9f0 feet 70 the beginning stake IN the ground
Of said nilroad, containing uD twelve acres.
more or les being ne same land conveyed 10 W.
]. saint BY p. NJ White
The right Of redemption, homestead and dover
in aid Land "a barred, and the title 20 said land IL
believed 70 be perfect, butt sel and convey only
Green 4 Adams and 4. 7. Pollard, Soils. wed
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1883-07-25
GENERAL TRADE.

At the Merchants Exchange business con-
tiuues dull. The local quotations remain as
follows; Meats aud lard continue ficm; Aour
active and firm; cornmeal firm; sugar and
coffee arm; molssses quieti rice firm; nails
firm; hay very dulI-stric ly choice good
demand, prims dull and nominal, prairie
neglected; corn s;eIdy; oats and bran dull;
apples quiet; potatoes, cabbage and onions
quiet; stock peas dull and nominal; beans
;eady; butter dull, little doing; cheese quiet;
chickens abundant and unchanged; eggs
steady, fair demand; dried apples, good de-
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1883-07-25
CRANCERY SALES.
CHANCERY SALE
Or
TENNESSEE STATE BONDS.
CHANCERY SALES.

DURsUANr TO 8 decree Of the chancery Court,
[ at Nashville, Tenn, rendered 81 It's present
term in the Gauss entitled
The State of Tennessee and another VS.. The Bank
OF Tennessee and others,
and which said decree Is entered at page l2l Of
MT Nit, Boo o. No, y; Ietioe Is here given that WIZ
Nashville, Tenn, at u O'Clock H., of
saturday, Jafy -. IsSa,
The following described Bonds OF the State Of
/. Thirty eight (ss, bonds OF one thousand dol.
lars each, known as the new series Funding
1876. attached and numbered as follows Nos S6lC.
S64l. S6i2 1914, s645, s6ls. s6t7 36ts. 96te. $3.50, s65l,
1862, 1868, 1854, 1856, 36S7. 365s, 1853. 1850, 1861, 1862,
1864, 1866, 1905, 1905, 1868. $3.50, s674. 1876, s677, s67s,
1913, $3.50, 1851, 1852, 1858, 1854, 1855.
The above are said TO have been issued In lieu
OF Capitol Bonds and accrued interest on same.
See records In State Comptroller's once, at Nash
willie, Tenn.
lars each. ( etter b" with coupons OF January,
1876, attached, aud numbered as follows; Nos. ga,
i ISL, 1888. 1885. 7 49, az AS SOL ofy si 81 iai iss q. l SSss. iz
3. Thirty-six (s61 bonds Of one thousand dollars
-essa. designsted as Capitol Bonds. with cou-
80. 2is s2s, $40. SIS, s2S s9s. 30. s2i. asi,. 81 $50
4 Tsehiy-eight t2sj bonds OF one thousand Dol.
lars each, described ~ Capitol Beuds. Letter
P nun Sits a H as iSIIor Of J Soa Z. is IS, AZ nss. ss' a ana II,
g., los. ls6. IFS. &c, 1si, 81. 17s. $50. is2, los. las. 50.
lSh, II, lsS, 176. $50. IA. g., iie, lsL
- 4 bWO AoAl bouuh VI tNO u1uuItQ auu
fifty ts25Ob dollars each, described as Capitol
Bonds" signed by n. ). Brown, Governor, with
no COUPONS attached, and numbered As follows:
Nos. "a, SIS, IS. q. %, q. "a, Is, %. So, IS. 81, SO, So,
81 IS, 81; "a, 7e, rs, 50, ~. 81, So, $50, Isl, i4s, 20, 10,
10. 81, las.
6. IhirtyIour (sG bonds Of one thousand dol.
lars each. Letter D." signed by W. @. Brownlow,
Governor, and A. J. Fletcher, Secretary Of State,
with coupons of January, 1876. attached, and
RHmh slss as isoll0Ss; Nos sas $40 e. s $50 s ss,. sss2'
30lS, SOls, 3oi2, S04S, 356s. 1874, 1851. 2i60, 2sl6, 1854,
1896, l034. 30se, 20l4. 27S, 30l6, 1855, 304i. 30A, an.
z. Three lSl bonds Of one thousand dollars each,
Letter c." with coupons of January, 1876, at.
tsched, and numbered as follows: Nos. 406. 1s4,
1922.
with coupons OF January, 1876. attached, and
numbered rs follows: Nos. 9220, 1889, 5l02, 65S5.
Thirty 600 Hawkins County Tennessee Bonds,
each for one hundiei dollars, with coupons for
July, 1850, attached.
Also, 46s coupons detached from said hawkins
County Bonds.
NOIE-The above will be offered in lots of moi
less than three nor more than Eve thousand dol.
lars, and will be subject to inspection on the day
OF sale by parties contemplating purchase.
~ Terms Cash.
THOMAS W. wRENNE,
Receiver of the Bank of Tennessee.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1883-07-25

Receipts Of cattle have been quite liberal the
past week; prices somewhat weaker than last
quotations; market fairly supplied. Mich
COWS very dull. Receipts OF sheep and
lambs rather light; good lambs in NJ and.
Quotations:
CoRN.FED CATrLE-Choice to extra, mont
received.
GRAss-CArTLE-Choice, 44@43c; good,
34(g4c; fair to medium, 2393fc; common,
2@24c.
SHEEP AND LAMBs-Choicp, per h., &c;
medium,33G3ic; common, per head, S191 so;
choice lambs, per h., 5@6c; medium, pr
head, 81 5093.
Cows AMI CALvEs-Good mich co wa with
young calves, per head, $4,000; yearlings,
S699.
Tn above quotations are from actual
daily sales.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1883-07-25

BurTER-Cresmery, 26c; dairy, &c; hut
teriue, I8c; country, 10@20c.
-
tory, 1O9l2c; full cream, 12@l4c; Y. A,
15@16c.
MESS PoRK-S1G5 so per barrel; sugar.cured
hams. packed, 13@134c; breakfast bacon,
123@13c; clear rib sides, 9ic.
BULK PoRK-Clear sides, Ssc; clear rib
sides, Sic; shoulders, 7c.
LARD fierce, 93c; half. barrels, 93c; kegs,
94c; buckets, Zoe; half buckets, 103,; 1O-lb
tins, l03c; 5-lb tins, 10ac; BIB tins, lilo.
New YORK, July 24.-Pork quiet and
steady; new mess held at SIS 75@16 so.
Lard weak; prime steam, 9.15c.
LOUISVILLE, July 24-Provisions steady
Pork-new mess, SIS so. Bulk ~mea,s-shoul-
ders, 61c. Bscon-shoulders, 72c. Sugar
cured hams, 13c. Lard-choice kettle.ren-
dered, 12c.
C~INcINNATI, July 2.-Pork quiet, SIS so.
Lard irmer, $500. Brlk meats quiet; shoul.
ders, 6sc; clear rib, 73;. Bacon steady; shoul-
ders, 74c; clear rib, SIC; clear, 9fc. Butter
steady; choice Western Reserve, l5c; choice
Central Ohio, l2c.
CHICAGO, July 24-Pork unsettled but
generally higher; Sl3 S0@13 80 cash, S13 1924
ola IS July and August, $14 September,
S14 10 October, S12 65@12 20 the year.
Lar6 in fair demand, irregular and fairly
active; S974@9c cash, July and August,
9.0599 074c september, 9.10c October, 8.45c
the year. Bulk meats in fair demand; shout
ders, 63c; short rib, 74c; short clear, 1850.
Butter faisiJ creameries. 17@20c; dairy, II
Ml6c.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1883-07-25

REV. JAMES A. DOONAN, ST., PRESIDENT.
AUAD L utC asd
open on Thursday. Sept. Is. 1883. Board, tuition,
etc., $500 per snnum. For particulars address
PRESIDENT GEORGETOWN COLLEGE, d.. C.
tn SGHOUL srF MEDI.INB opens on
Monday, sept 4, 1888. Terms Tor the full course
OF Lectures, 800. Address ] W Il. LovEJoY,
Tai SCHOOL OF LA ~ opens on Thursday,
Oct. 4, 1888. Course of studies extended and re-
arranged. Faculty: Hon. &. T. Merrick, Ho /.
Jere N. Wilson. fudge W. A. Richardson (U. s.
Court Of Clsinsl, Martin F. Morris, LII. d. and J.
j. Darlington, Esq. C. W. HOFFMAN, LID.
Dean. Terms. $50 per annum. Address SAM'L
N. EEATMAN, ESQ Secretary, 1925 N. Y. Avenue,
N. W., Washington, d g.