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National Republican., 1884-04-16
Real Estato Transfers.

The following transfers OF real estate were file
for record yesterday:
@ ST., north side, bet Del. ave. and 1st st. n.
O., east % H., lott Q, In square 6Si, Charles
willing and Phineas p Morris. trustees, to
Cornelius Collins; dated April S.,....... 81 ,0l
G ST., north side, bet. Del. ave. and list st. n.
e., west II f., lot 2, in square 6SI, Charles
Coilling and Phineas L. Norris to Jacob
Karr; dated April S...................... 12l
Vst, south side, bet. 18th and l4th sts n. W.,
middle % IT,, plot 2, in square 6si. Charles
Willing and Phineas p. Morris, trustees, to
John r. White; dated April S,............ 1,2l
8. Q. corner of Tenn. and n, G. aves. n. G., lot
!. square l,0ll, Henry Il. Elliot to Charles
NJ Obold; dated April l.................. Lac
Vst, south side, bet. 18th and l4th sts. II. W.,
western u of lot II, in square 236, Mary u
Wells to Charity X. Wells; dated August 4,
V ST., south side, bet. 18th and l4th sts. II. w.,
western front of lot II, In square 236,
Charity X. Wells TO Huyler 2. Wells dated
Sept, %, ....;...;:..:...;........ $50
County OF Washington, lot IL. in block 90
and lot Is, in block 81, Mt. Pleasant, NJ. NJ.
Parker. trustee, and wife to Walter III,
Klopfer; dated April l2.................,,2 2OC
N. c. aye, south side. bet. 10th and 18th SITS.
Sc, lot 10, In square 968, b. W. Carpenter
and wife to Margaret De Moll; dated
April lU'.. ...................... 1,3i
r. l. ave., south side. bet. VI ave. and iith
81. II. W., part OF lot 0. In square 242, John
i. Olmstead and wife to George Gibson;
dated April lO....................... 10. 83s
National Republican., 1884-04-16
Keen 1t Up,

Prof. De smedt, the district chemist, has
written letter to Health Officer Townshend
embracing report on his analysis of butter.
Ho says that of 157 samples examined fifty
were found to bo more or less adulterated
with different kinds of fat, such as lard or
tallow. The professor will in fow days
begin making tests of lard and milk, and
later on vineggr and table oils, at the request
of the health office and numerous citizens. A
number of ladies have been paying visits to
tho chemists Office to have their butter tested
in the last few days, and the professor has
considerable work before him.
National Republican., 1884-04-16
The Georgetown Sunday LAW.

John Schultz, of 29l3 NJ street, George
town, was charged in the police court yester-
day with selling cigar on Sunday. Officer
HARRISON swore that he bought tho cigar in
the defendants place of business last Sunday.
He was fined S., and an appeal was noted.
The case was prosecuted under an old law
which has never been repealed, and which
prohibits the sale of anything on Sunday in
Georgetown except drugs and fresh fish.
National Republican., 1884-04-16
AsslCnmcnt Tor Creditors.

George A. Smith and wifo yesterday made
an assignment to Mr.. Horatio Browning in
favor of their creditors, to tho amount of
$2,d22.46. Preference IS given Cora f. Smith
for $500. He assigns his lease and all prop
critics in the Howard house, located at the
southwest corner of Sixth street aud Pom.
sylVania avenue
National Republican., 1884-04-16
Shad and Herring,

'Phe shad and herring market is fairly
booming" said we'll known Potomac fisher
man to REPUBLICAN, reporter last night.
"The seines down the river are making big
hauls, and the fish are being brought here by
the thousands. One dealer alone received
$4,000 shad to-day and 225, 900 herring. The
former bring from 500 to $31 per hundred,
aud the latter from $3.50 to So per thousand"
National Republican., 1884-04-16
Cancer for Fourteen Yenrs ,

sPARrANBURG. 8. c., March II, l6Sl.-I have for
fourteen years been sufferer from running sore
on my faCo that everybody called cancer Ihaye
used over $500 worth of medicine and found no
OF Swifts Specific from DR.. II. Il. Heinitsh, and
since have bought five others, have taken II, and
they have cured me sound and we'll. My faoo Ia
MS free from soro as anybOdys, and my health
is perfectly restored. feel like forty years had
been lifted OIL my head. Yours thankfully,
ELIZA TIHsLEY.
Treatise on Blood and Skin Diseases mailed free,
The SWIFT sPRcIFIo Co., Drawer 8, Atlanta, Ga,
National Republican., 1884-04-16
Rescue oT seaIerR.

The secretary of the navy has been in
formed that the crew of the Leopard, a seal
ing vessel, was rescued from au ice Goe by
the sealer Tiger. This gave rise to tho story
that the Greedy party had been rescued.
National Republican., 1884-04-16
Hlle haAeAAOrA.

The assessors clerks will in few days
make their annual tour of the city to take
up assessments of property recently i'm
proved. 1t might be we'll for those having
largo tax bills to have their bills made out as
soon as possible, as considerable trouble will
he sayad
National Republican., 1884-04-16
For Trial To-day.

The cases of John Kelly, policy; Sonny A.
Webb, receiving stolen goods; Thomas Jeffer-
son, assault to kill; Edward McRea, larceny,
and Lewis Collins, forgery, will be called for
trial to-day in tho criminal court,
National Republican., 1884-04-16
A Card.

To all who are suffering from tho errors and in.
dlscretons of youth, nervous weakness, early de-
cay, loss of manhood, &C., will send recipe that
Will cure you, free of charge. This great remedy
was discovered by missionary in South America.
Send sef.addressed envelope to the Rev. Joseph
I. lnmAn, Station ID, New York City.
National Republican., 1884-04-16
New buildings.

Building permits were issued on yesterday
to W. Y. Portfolio, to build three brick dwell
ings on Riggs street, between Twelfth and
Thirteenth streets northwest to cost 50, 1000;
Mrs. Mary Il. Graney, to build one brick
dwelling ON NJ street, between Twenty-third
and Twenty fourth streets, to cost 81 900.
National Republican., 1884-04-16
New Regulation.

Grand Army suits, with white vest, 50; with
blue vest $780, coat and pants, Is o. These goods
nre warranted full indigo. iast co, or, thoroughy
shrunk, and honest workmanship, We furnish
two sets OF buttons with suit. EISEMAN Bios
corner Seventh and streets,
National Republican., 1884-04-16
HENRY COLLEGE
LOTTERY
aon ann nan an ~
$4,000 FOR ss.Oo.
9th Regular Monthly Drawing will
O take place ia COyIngtOn, R&y.,
Thursday, April a, 1884.

a Lawful Lottery and Fair Drawings, chartered by
the legislature of Kentucky and twice declared legal
by the highest court In the state, Bond given to
Henry county In the sum of 100000 for the prompt
payment Of all prizes sold.
National Republican., 1884-04-16
9roposuls.
DRoposALs FOR FRESH BEEF, MUTTON, &c
aIs '" OFPIoE PURCHASING AND
DEPoT CoMMIssARY OF SUBsisTEScE,

J. Et.aI. '" OFPIoE PURCHASING AND
49, DEPoT CoMMIsSARY or SUBSISTENCE,
WAsISeToS D. q, April is, 1854
Sealed proposals. in triplicate addressed to the
deesigned win be received at this Office until 12
which time. and place they will be opened in the
presence of bidders, for furnishing the Fresh Beef
Required by the Subsistence Department, United
States Army, at this depot, for issue to troops &C.,
during the fiscal year commencing July l, 1884. q
Separate proposals will also be received for furnish
ing from the contractors stall during the same pc.
riod such choice cuts of Fresh Beef. Mutton, and
Corned Boefas may be required for sales TO officers
The government reserves the right to reject any
all proposals.
Information as TO conditions, quality of Beef, pay
ment, &C., can be obtained by application to
u w. III. NASH,
ap15.8t Capt. and c. s., u. S. A.
National Republican., 1884-04-16
COTTON MARKET.


GRAIN AND PROVISIONS
The following are the opening, highest, lowest
and closing prices on Chicago board Of trade nd
corrected by special wire reports to Cooke & Co.
National Republican., 1884-04-16
DRoPosALS FOR ICE.
OFFICE OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER,


OFFICE OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER,
WASHINGTON, D. O., April ID, 1884.
Sealed proposals will be received at this office
until IL O'clock p. m, of SATURDAY, APRIL 10,
1884. for furnishing the Government PrintingOficc
with Ice from May l, 1884 TO April 80, 1885.
Bidders will state the kind of Ice they propose TO
furnish. The successful bidder will be Required to
furnish II In such quantities and at such times may
be required, subject TO weight and inspection when
received.
The right to reject any bid "a reserved. Bids must
be Endorsed Proposals for lee" and addressed to
the Public Printer. S. l.. ROUNDS,
apl4-3t Public Printer.
National Republican., 1884-04-16
WEAK, URDEvELOPED PARTS

or THIS HUMAN BoDY ENLARGED nEyEL0PED,
sTkkNGTHENED. kle., Is an interestns aIyetussmeat
Dong run In OUT paper, lnreply Inquiries N saythGt
Meies 20 eyldenee fhumhuE about ms on dc conlaty
The Alye.sIs are very hishly indoEscl liIe,sl sels
get scaled cteuATa giVnE All paftcuIA nv addfesus
EnIg Ms1Ic.L 05 Rahllo' II. Y--fcicio I.eaIar nss.
National Republican., 1884-04-16
APRIL SCHEME.
tllOlOO
1857 Prizes
1901 fllGtHI
whole Tickets, ~.
~ Tickets, a5O.
IIAIFTIck~tS. ST.
bb TlCAeta, 500.

POSTAL NorE- -Rcmlt money or bank dram in lot
ter or send by express Orders Of 90 and upward by
express can be sent at our expense,
Address all orders 10 H. u. SPENCER,
COVingtOn, Ky,
o. BALLARD,
Lock Box 276, AlexAndIia, Va
National Republican., 1884-04-16
Cancer for Fourteen Years.

MOUNT VERNON. MOUNT VERNON.
N MOUNT VERNON.
STEAM ER w, W. CORCORAN
leaves Seventh street wharfdaily (cXcep Sunday for
MOUNT VERNON
at 10 o'clock q, m returning, reaches Washington
l" l.. BLAKE, Captain
National Republican., 1884-04-16

TTHE WEEKLY REPUBLICAN, Is ISSUED
IL every Thursday Single copies can bo had In
Wrapperaready los maliinS, subscription price a. 70
eISeaN
National Republican., 1884-04-16

The development Of the treatment of Cancer with
Swifrs Specific seems so wonderful that all so af
ncted should write to us.
National Republican., 1884-04-16
,3i5

1886
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1884-01-16
CHICAGO, ROCK ISLAND g. PACIFIC R'Y,

Being uniyaIed
tandS invest
Of
inter- The
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-09-17

Fine Clarot llock, Port and Sherry
Wines at AlstOn's.
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LOCAL NEWS.
a FAMILIAR CRIMINALS LAST
Doing the Draft Act.

Ulysses Grant, the brilliant young
young man who has figured so conspic-
uously in the criminal courts Of Dallas
and Tarrant counties. who has the un-
happy faculty of getting into prison and
the happy faculty of getting ont again
by some hook or crook not generally
possessed by characters of his class, has
raised the wind again and now the Off
GERS are trying in vain 10 raise his for he
Is non est II transpres that on or
about tho 10Th of August. after he had
had gotten out of the rarruut county
jail In which he lauguished for theft,
that he returned to this city. He was
on the alert to make Il raise aud when II
letter came TO the postofllco addressed
to Mrs. DeBock In euro of William Jessie
Grant, his father, who is Deputy United
States Marshal that he got II. The
young man being of II prying disposition
opened 1t, and OF an "unterprisingn turn
proceeded 10 get IL cashcd. llegave MIR.
Henry Hamilton some sort of gho,t
story and that gentleman identified him
at Oliver u Griggs' bank and endorsed
the draft for him, or least wrote his
name under Grants On the back of the
draft. Tho draft was drawn ON the
Chase National bank of New York, for
$l30 IN favor Of Mrs O'clock, bv the
County National bank of Clearlield,
Pennsylvania. II was cashod and tho
money was paid over TO him. Young
Grant has not boon seen since and now
comes trncor from headquarters which
developed tho above. Somebody is out
$3.50 and IL IL not young Grant.
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the sphere of mans usefulness, and that
in most circumstances, 1t will place him
on higher plane OF social existence;
yet there can be no doubt but that in
very many cases education has been
proved to be the mother of misery, dis
content and despair, and consequently,
of communism and its cOgnates, agra
rianism, nihilism and id Omne genus;
for the remote origin of these was in the
universities, as it still is in those of Rus
sia and Germany.
1t may seem strange that associations
whose object it is to upset and remodel
the present status of society should
originate among class of superior
mental culture, and whose aspirations,
10 might he thought, would find more
congenial and more promising soil I'm a
quiet and well regulated field than in II
disturbed or chaotic one. Yet such is
the fact; for IL il obvious that these vast
organizations with all their intricate
and wido-spreading ramiiications,w whose
lmembers are drilled and controlled
by a mHStcr-mind not inferior to nor
loss comprehensive than that which di-
reefs the evOlutions Of mighty armies
in the field. could not have their root in
tho brute iOrGA Of ignorance rs it would
COVER in impOtent and ahjcct fear ut
sight of danger.
| This Is not, however, the only reason
| why these agitatiOns took their start ut
tho Universities, for there il another and
more potent one. MANY of tho students
are the sons of humble parents, who, by
| their skill in some mechanical aVocatiOu
or by strict economy, acquired the
means Of giving their sons n collegiate
eduration. Now, when these young
students have gained that great boon
one for the attainment of which their
| fond parents have stinted themselves
| perhaps, for years of many comforts OF
| life, what arc their prosuects
| in the race for honor and wealth.
What Is their condition on their return
TO the parental roOi2 Without wealth
and social influence, they will drag
along from wear To year in expectation
Of "somothing to turn up," while In Tho
mean time "hOpo deferred" gnaws al
their vitals. II is but natural that IN
the hearts of such men should grow the
demon of discomfort and bitter disap
pOintment; next, that society incapabl,
Of approaching and rewardiug such
merits ny theirs, they will pcrsuad,
themselves, must be badly constructed
aud should DO better organized for he
general good. This is all that is needed
10 fit them for member Of these socre
and dangerous societies Of mOderl
times. ITO be rOntinued) III. w. A.
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Ao,t SAIL NEATLY FURNISHED
L hNe room cottage: bathroom, cstem
house, excellent CSlern, summer kitchen
wash house, wood house, servants room ant
nice barn: gas throughout, with beautifu
chandeliers In AL rooms: also fine hors
aud Two buggles, 70 be sold separate If dcSr
nI. -InnIlm NJ. MOnn 81. eplh.1
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At the ST. George; 9 NJ Waumbok
Galveston; Il p Peters, Iowa; q w Woa-
yer, Plano; w Il Klrell, Alexander; G
ID Green, Il II Jones, II S Johnson
GraItiviow; NJ Stokes, New York; VIM
Thompson, Fort Worth; J j Berry
Montague; A A Sheldon, S l. French
Atlanta, Georgia; J Il Ilamm, KIM
county, .exas; Louis Kupe, Chicago
a Il Wilson, Kauiman; d w Gilbert,
Sewers; w II johnson, Gainesville; j
n Ferris, Mrs q u Price, w A Briggs
Waxahachie; w II Watkins, Jessie Me
kennay, Kaufman; II u Curtis, Mid
lothian; II Pace, New York; w s +
wilkins, Jr, i0ngviowjJ u Goodn, Gil
mer; w u Mayors and lady, Sherman;
q NJ, untcastle, Allan; Brad Barmor,
Longvlow; A d Lloyd, Terrell.
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Yesterday Mr.. NJ. T.. Birmingham filed
his petition in tho District court praying
for divorce from his wife, Lucy Biz
mingham. Petitioner alleges thoy were
married ON tho I'd of july 1863, and
lived together until 1882. Thoy were
married In Plymouth county, Massa
chusetts. In 1882 they moved to Texas.
Io charges her with u cessation
of affection, being unkind,
untrue, and of late guilty
of such excuses and cruel
treatment toward him as to rcndor their
living any longer together insupport-
able. The LIST of March, 1854, sho com
menced to disregard her domestic
duties and to seek the company of other
men, refusing his bed and lodging. That
about tho LIST of July, 1881, she commit
ted adultry with one w. l.. q. Berry, to
the disgrace and undolng of plaintiff.
Wherefore he pravs for divorce.
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City va. John Overland, cursing an,
swearing; dismissed.
CITY vs.. j. j. Ellard, assault and bat
ioryi discharged.
City vs.. II. A. Parks, assault aud bat
tory; discharged.
City w. Zoe Campbell, John Dornn
Richard Geisest, James Dryer and
James Kingston, intoxication; fined s;
each.
City Va. @. Cershutt and G, Leucis, rs.
sault and battery; discharged.
CITY VS.. -- Micheal, maintaining q
nuisance; fined S..
city w; q, NJ. Wolf, resisting an on
ceri continued.
wy vs. Lizzie lIandloy, keeping dis.
orderly house; continued
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Sealed and signed.

,,a over nus nota.rial soal, Mr.. Harry vii.
nan. -, preolyille, California, certilics
That Mrs. A. Williams was suffering
with pains In tho back M severe she
was unable tn turn aud was dolirious.
When the cuso assumed an alarming
staso ono application of 81. Jacobs oil
was made, externally, after several
remedies had been tried aud failed.
The patient slept soundly until morning
1t his duty TO endorse tho great con-
lueror of nAin.
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DISSOLUTION.

nlsSoLuuoN NOTlCE-rIIEeO .pNRT.
~ ncrshipoi II. j. Monett, ]. n. MoiIvtl
mutual agreement. !. II. MotT,tt retiring nnd
Noheu q, Mofiut taking his place In the old
htm, which Will continue the mercantile
business ut the old stand at lNncnStor.
thanking an for the llhpral PATRONAGE In
NVNts pas, We solicit continuance uf tho
same Nud will ever I've prompt. courtnlrt nnj
accommodating IN business. and viii ever
Try anu merit u mil share uf public ptir,n.
ngc. the Partners ofthc torwr, nrm are Vu.
lhutlsed To settle upUll oUi,lun1iur ohlin.
lions IT, 4, MOtFHrr
y. ". MOrFErE
T. \, TAYLOR
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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-09-17

The Brokers and tho Insurance mon
Of the city have formed base ball mines
with j, E, Jenkins as captain Of the Bro.
kors and Charlie Dexter of the lnsur.
anco inc. They will play gamo this
next week ut the fair grounds aud
charge an admission fee of twenty-five
dies Auxiliary Society Of tho New Or
leans EXpOsitiOn.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-09-17

Tho perfume OF flowers II agreeable
and soothing to tho most fastidicuS por-
sons, and In the genuine Murray Il Lam
man Florida Water this floral fragrance
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MO I n T |: h
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FEMALE
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John Overland, police officer, was tried
In the city cour, yesterday 10y jury on
tho charge of cursing and swearing as
charged Ivy Nv. John \. Kay. City At.
toruvy johnson appeared for the city,
aud Alderman SVuy, ur the third ward
for the defendant, Tho Jury said ,nr
defendant was "not g.ilty,"
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lpN NtNl-iilE SPLENDID nj
L teSldcUce ulthv late Judge BnrksdRlei
ceaSed' IN East Dallas, In one ofthe most
Nrable neighbnrhoOdS IN the suburbs OF
CITY, ana one Of the most beautiful ,ocnli
VA 4h the surroundings; everything comp
WIN furniture ana Wl the appliances
housekeeping; on the most mNnrablr tcu
one room reserved with board; nunCj
good Wmllts need apply; reference repN
For part iculprs, Cull ut the Office OF "
LiAMs y TUENEN, No. 2l5 Main street,
stair, sepq
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Miss Waller has Just returned from
her annual trip TO New York, where she
went to obtain tho newest and most
popular styles for the approaching sea
sou. Those who favor her with their
patronage, may bo assured of perfect
satisfaction, In both III aud style; G25i
Elm strool, nallns. reXns.
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Dramatic Entertainments.

Tho ladies Of tho Exposition Society
hold meeting In tho Windsor hotel
thls morning, To arrange the details for
series Of dramatic entertainments to
ralso money for upholstering the fur
niture TO be exhibited by tho society ut
Now Orleans.
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DALLAS, Sept. l0.--iEptoR HERALp.l
1t Is believed by many observant mon
that heretofore thepubllc mind has been
iod 10 regard hut one phase OF this sub
tecti nnd, while no one at this timn will
deny thet education viii vastly enlarge
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MIlIinrN Mniirrs.

Tho Tompl'ins Light Infantry made q
roquisition ON the AdluONl- General ycs
tordny for the ammunition in posse sion
OF the colored military company ,Coch-
ran Graysl To bo turmoil oVN TO them,
the colorod company not being part of
the State militia.
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Tho condition of the little oight-yoar-
old boy named Ioonordy, who fell OF
one of Siler's omnibuSes In front of tho
st. George hotel Monday, was greatly
improved yesterday, aud his chances
for recovery aro new favorable.
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EpucArIONAL.
URSULINE ACADEMY
Bryan street, Dallas.

This institution, conducted by the Ursuline
ladies, is most desirably located. The system
of education pursued Is designed to develop
the men,al, moral and physical powers Of
the pupils, and 10 make them useful women
OF refined tastes and cultivated manners.
TERMS N ADVANCE.
Board, washing and tuition, including
StatiOuey, Drawing, French, German,
Fancy Work and the ordinary infrna-
~ eSpenses, per session OF five months, 500
Music and use uf piano ......... IS
Entrance fee lonlv fer the FIRST year. So. 8
Young ladies desiring Abundance into the
Academy must always produce satisfactory
testimonials and recommendations, For
further particulars, apply 10 the
MBrITrE ~ pEKIDR
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.VN 7IiII.-I MINIS N DALLAS IU.-
l. One hundred ncrcs joining the town o.
Richardson, ON II. 4 Y. G. X. r., Y mile
improved; water plenty and good. TWl
hundred and eighteen acres, one and hal
miles west of Richardson; rich, bluck land
wen improved, I'm fine state o'cnltivqtion
f.. FUH.~. ta'u, uutuu ding
." ..... sna.t 'iy.lt. ...acbl
1879. ,i .u... lumber. ln j
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VIRGINIA FEMALE INSTITUTE
Staunton, Va.

Mrs. Gen. j. e. h, Stuart, Principal The
next session ofnine months begins Sept. II.
1884. Efficient teachers in every department.
Number limited, Terms reasonable. For
full particulars apply 10 the Principal.