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- MEDIA ACADEMY, MEDIA, PENN.
ThiEiSen miles from Broad Street station
even books, &c. No extra charges except for
classified at any time. No eIamination ,'n neces. @
sIary Iy,, for for admssion;, summer vacation school
sept 0, but Students may come at any time be-
lore sept, o, or be admitted after the 9th. when
HiaGs, HGeanSles ,o5 3eenr M boarding school q the
Ss SfTs scsSosp he S; nta Sauga and
graduates-six OF them Harvard men. Ali
teaching ~ small classes, so that each pupil may
both, advanced and backward pupils. 'on In. NJ
diyldnal and class instruction. Early
Young men whose education has been neglected
instructed privately. Special, opportunities for
for dull and backward boys. Patrons or stu.
aenis % may select ary studies or choose the reg
ness, or Classical Course, or parts OF different
courses Students fitted ut Media Academy are
vania, Princeton, Lehigh, Lafayette, University
or virginia, Columbia, William, Dickinson, and
ssygrsi 0sSa P,9isEseehnIS sShoSls
study and lifted for any college examination x
physical and and q h chemical labratory. Courses Of
iinstralion; i Fifteen hundred yolnmes added to
college and admitted % IN lsss Ses T@enty HIT IN issa,
cIa Gr4mdualing mg Glass every year in the CONNER,
Principal No boarng iS's out o IN private fam e
lies; Rooms carpeted and furnished with
wardrobe, bureau, table, washstand, toilet set,
pillows, and all ample supply of bedding all IN
complete order, ,Sc., Nc. Buildings cirpeted
throughout, and thoroughly heated by steam.
Ros R0oms t9E .YS 6Soys No dGrge
generous table. The students are not poorly fed
under tho economical plea that plain food and
meager diet are best for students Dining room
tied out IN the bost manner Experienced men
night watchman. a gymnasium, with two
bowling alleys and other fixtures Ample
grounds for base ball foot ball, and other athletic
malaria The health record Of Media has few
parallels. Media Academy has all the convent
ences and appliances necessary 10 make II II real
home and first class academy, school for
rOwdyism. No "roughng IT. Students at
,hls academy must not sa sacrifice the home
Sd so0q The scReo and gsa
in every way TO the education Of young men and
boys only. Media Academy Is not mixed
school, hut striGtlya boarding school for the
pernnce charter WHICH forbids the sale of MI In
cessble from all points. No change OF depots
in philadelphia, via Pennsylvania railroad,
or Washington. Nineteen trains leave Broad
Street station, Philadephla for Media. Return
trains every honri distance thirteen miles. Ask
at Media Station for Academy couch, which
FIVE minutes, For new illustrated circular OF
Media Academy address the PRINCIPAL and Pro-
prlotOr, SWlTlllN O. SIiORlLlDGE, A. ID.
and A. NJ. Graduate of phillips Exeter Acad-
emy ana Harvard College,, Media, Penna
:
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jolly old BE- Butler has returned
from his wcster., trip. lie will now de-
vote his attention to New York. He
looks for great harvest of Tammany
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-09-16

The signal station at smithville, N. c., re-
ports to the chief signal officer that three OF
the five men, including the captain, supposed
to have boon drowned in the sinking of the
Doshermanas, drifted ashore yesterday morn
ing and were picked up by the life saving sta
ton. II is now certain that the two engineers
were lost. The crew were nine all told, seven
guNnl
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-09-16

The chairman of the democratic ma
tion% committee is credited with having
shipped several cargoes of mules into
Michigan and Wisconsin. Mono of the
stock bore Mr.. Tilden's brand.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-09-16

MEXICAN officials must have bec1me
weary OF robbingand imprisoning Fmcri-
cans. Outrage news from that quarter
has been very scarce of late.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-09-16

THE most cheering sign C: tho times is
tho split in the Irish vote. The republi.
can party will get at least so per cent. of
the Irish-American vJto this year.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-09-16

The accounting officers Of the treasury are
passing MS rapidly as possible claims arising
under the appropriation of Sl43,OOO to pay
the Farragut prize money. A few of these
claims, amounting to about 81, 800, have already
l,.. V.gI
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LNLFGANr IN STORY FRONT ROOM, BAY
II windows, unfurnished; board for 2; just .
minutes, walk TO postOflice; house first class;
private family; good table board, S4b Address
r. H., Republican Office. 7-1S
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aEoRqErowN uEInHTs.

select school for young ladies' occupyingan an
entire square of well-shaded ground In thenorth.
west section of the city. Every facility for
thorough education In English, tho Languages.
Music, and Painting, Private conveyance for
pupils from distant parts Of the city. Address
MISS EARLE,
au16tr 1Ol0 Thlrty'htth street,
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THE Washington young idea began t.
shoot yesterday iu a highly satisfactory
manner
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.FOR RENT-HOUsEs.

TTNHREE-STORY BRICK, o ROOMS, ALL
Il modern improvements 1889 S st. ". W.
81
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The solicitor OF the treasury has selected oct
90 next as the date for the sale at public auc-
ton Of the government property at HarpGr's
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-09-16

ZOO l. ST. N. W., NEAR CONN Ay,-
IL W. Two large, airy rooms. furnished or
unfinished, with board gentlemen and their
wives preferred; references exchanged. 7-lT
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ToUNT VERNON INSTITUTE,
ENGLISH AND FRENCH SCHOOL FOR
GIRLS,
4 tTI IN

Twelfth Annual Session begins Sept 40
sel-lm Mrs. q. w. PAIRO, Principal.
rVNHE BEST AND CHEAPEST PLACE TO
L learn drawing and painting is at the Ma
uona! Academy of Fine Arts, 18th at. and N. Y.
nv. Years OF study saved. Receptions free,
"Wednesday evenings at & o'clock. se1-tf
MISS BALCH WILL OPEN A FIRST
zINA class school for young ladies' SEPTEMBER
10. Advanced pupils preferred Special atten.
ton given TO Mathematics and Languages Mum.
Der ofpupils limited Evening classes for adults
preparing for competitive examinations. Apply
at once MISS BALCH. 1905 o 1T. N. w. kef.
erences: Hon w. w. Corcoran, Admiral Geo.
u. Balch, baltimore; Com. 5. y. Lee, and Rev.
j. j. Bullock, Washington, d. c. se4-lm
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D-EMPLoYMENT.

DY.A. YOUNG MAN or GOOD HABITS
y , "A situation as cOachman or porter; good
roiercnce, Apply to WALTER DOUGLAS,
lO2O ION ~. N. w. III
10y A COLORED WOMAN-A PLACE TO
ID cook. Piease call at 1925 st " w LIS
pY A. RESPECTABLE YOUNG COL
ID Orod bOy-A situation aa hcll boy IN hotel
good references. Address 1908 U st. N. w. l17
pY A YOUNG COLof,ED MANA PLACE
- In q private family us n waiter; willing to
maze himself generally useful Apply nt No
lOl2 18th st. N. w. LII
A YOUNG MAN, OF THIS CITY, WISHES
"A y position IN an Office; writes rapid bus-
ness hand and is quick In figures. Address
MILO, Republican OniCe 1-l0
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EKlENDs7 sELE0T SCHOOL.

An Elementary and High School for both
sexes, 1911 l street northwest, reopens ninth
month (September) 10. Instruction thorough
III English, Mathematics, Classics and Natural
Science. Books furnished by school. Terms
moderate. Apply at school rooms from 10 u
m 70 " IN Circulars at tho bookstores
au23-lm TIIOS w. SIDWELL, Principal,
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EDUCATrONAn.

- WESrhoRPE,. TEACHER OF MUSIC
instrumental. aetG i, 1na ~
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-09-16

VINO wrote the poem, Joyce or Ella?
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-09-16

NORWOOD INSTITUTE (sELECT SCHOOL
~ tor glrls) reOpens SEPTEMBER 30 12I2
and 1914 18th st. n. W., Washington d. @. A
complele school course English, Scientific, Clas-
slcai. Great facilities for modern languages, par
Music (pano, Prof Anton GloetznerJ, A col,
legale Course. Also Elective Courses for adj
yancel students Preparation classics for Vasgnr
and other colleges. Call ut 1914 14th 1t, n W.,
or address MIR. and Mrs. w. ID. CABELL
Principals. sni1.Ii
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-09-16
TINHE COLUMBIAN COLLEGE PREpARAi
Il TORY SCHOOL.

Having resigned the conduct OF the Prepare
tory School of the Columbian College to engage
more exclusively In scientific work, / hereby
beg leave to commend my successor In the Office
OF principal Prof ANDREW r. MONTAGUE,
"A; M.-to the confidence of all the patrons of the
school. Prof MONTAGUE has been associated
with me In the Instruction of the school during
the last twelve years, is familiar with NIL its
methods, and commands, as well by his charac-
ter as by his scholarly attanments the cordial
respect of all his colleagues in the faculty. In
the management Of the school he will beassisted
by an able corps of instructors, and ter the lst
school building, 1885 ii street northwest to con
fer with parents or pupils.
The exercises ofthe school will begin on tho
10TH OF SEPTEMBER. and during the fist two
weeks of the session Will give my personal CO.
operation to its administration that there may
be the least possible break in the continuity of
It's teaching and discipline.
se3-25t OTIS T. MASON
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CT JOHNS COLLEGIATE INSTITUTE.
- Vermont avenue, between NJ and N streets
northwest, Institution offers every facility
for u thorough education, whether Classical,
Scientific, or Commercial. Studies resume MON
DAY, SEPT. l, 1854 BRO. TOBIAS, Presl-
dent. aulS-lm
yE,U EO EDARS
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VoRor. LENTs MUSICAL ACADEMY.
bl2 TENTH STREET N. w.

5l2 TENTH STREET N w.
Celebrated Method of the Royal High school Of
Berlin and the Royal Conservatory
OF Lelpsg
Piano, Organs, Violin Violoncelo. Compost
tlon ensemble playing for advanced pupils.
Plano With other Instruments.
Engiish German, French, and Italian spoken.
selb-3t
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A UCTTON SALES.
LIMITED STATES MARsmAL's SALE.

NiTED STATES MARsliAL's SALE.
BY virtue ofa writ of feri facias, issued out OF
the Clerks Office of the supreme Court of the
District of Columbia, and to me directed, will
sell at public SALE for cash. In front of the Court
House door Of tho said District, on MONDAY,
THE FIFTEENTH DAY OF SEPTEMBER,
1854, at IL o'clock m, all the right title, claim
and interest Of the defendant IN and to the
Lot number three (3O, In John G. Hardness
and others subdivision of square number five
ton, to satisfy execution number 33, 300 mt law
IN favor of Hannah Eta Green against William
H. llollidge CLAYTON McMICHAEL,
U. S. Marshal
THOMAS BOWLING, Auctloneer. au2320t
TIE ABOVE SALE Is, BY CONSENT OF
TIE ATT,oSRSESIS NT,S IA Eoh ,I4 P,IL4AIIMSTITIF 4 NJ
WEDNESDAY, 18TH INST, AT THE SAME
HOUR AND PLACE
CLAYTON MoMICHAEL,
se10-2t U. s. Marshnl
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4 Aw DEPARTMENT NATIONAL UNI.
n NERSITY.

Reopens MONDAY, oCT. d. 1884 at O O'Clock
pm, ?. m, IN ne New Law, Bulding, No. 1905 u
street northwest. Catalogues can be obtained mt
BOOKSTORES or at the Office OF the Treasurer,
flemlng Lavender. Applicants for admission
can obtain further Information and matriculate
at ISOh Louisiana avenue, or ut the Law Build
Ing aner Sept. 20, 1884. All business commn-
nicatOns should be addressed to l.. j. LAVEN-
DER, 4S0l, Louisa ana avenue aeD
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-09-16

1I1n CoRCoRAN STA PLEASANT
4 n " room bath on same foor; private
nmily. T-10
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IMMACULATE CONCEPTION SCHOOL,

Corner Eighth and o Streets N. W.,
In charge of the Sisters of Charity, will reopen
TUESDAY, SEPT. o, 1884 se2-2w
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NAHTED-A SETTLED WHITE WOMAN
w ms chambermad and waitress IN a small
family. Apply aitcr 1 o'clock. at 1902 q st.
N. w. 2-16
NNTANTED-A TIDY WHtTE'Gl ii no
w 10 Vycars old, to assist in hodsoworki must
have references us to character. Apply at No,
40 N j. AY. s. u. NApltOl IND. 2.1U
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pooMS. FURNISHED OR UNFUR-
rates. 226 @ St N. w. 7-17
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L,PENCERIAN BUSINESS COLLEGE, COR
~ ner Oth and ID streets northwest, Estab
lished 1864, Occupies beautiful, COmmodiOus
halls, paTlorB, and class rooms In Lincoln Hall
building, This,nstltutlon, the result OF twenty
years Erowth, Is complete ln It's arr arrangements
women for real life, selfsupport usefulness, and
honorable Independence. Fun corps of able, ex.
perlenced, practical teachers Regular day and
BER l, at % H. IN. and q y, m. Scholarship for
one year from date of entrance good for day or
night, Sl6i per month, day, s7i night, ~. Col
lege Oillce opon for arrangements Monday, Au'
gust %, and thereafter Students are registered,
equipped, and assigned seats in the order in
which they complete arrangements Handsome,
illustrated circular, with null Information and
interesting reading matter mailed TO any address
or given upon application U
HENRY q. SpENCER, Principal
SARA a, SPENCER Vice Principal
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-09-16

HOWARD UNIVERSITY LAW DEPART
4 4 ment Will open SEPTEMBER 10, 1884, at
y O'Clock y, IN. Lecture rooms in Y. Nj. O. A.
Building, corner of Ninth and D streets north
vest entrance Ninth street side. All persons
intending TO enter the Department fo- theschool
year then to open are requested to be present.
For circulars or other information applyto
JAMES II. SMITH, Secretary.
onhce, NO. b22 Sth ST. N W., lie Droit Building.
au25-lm
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Lost IND FOUND.
EDUC.xfTIONlIL.

LNMERsON INSTITUTE, Ol1 llTH ST.,
II bot and X, Select Classical ard Matho.
matlci!l School for Boys. begins its 33d year
month. Prepnres for Business, Harvard, Yale
Princeton, and other colleges. for the scientific
schools and for the u. $, Military and Naval
Academies, For artlculars address ARLES
u, YOUNG, Principal, 0l4 14th ", Circulars
can be obtained at the bookstores aulI-lf
HoWES BooKKEEPING-THE SHORT
Il l. est method In the United States; months OF
study saved no text books open all the year;
day ana night sessions with penmanshlp, 60,
70 MONTH sl2 for three lnOnthsi HOw6s
Rapid Business Penmanship alone St terms
higher amer October 1. HOWE BUSINESS
SCHOOL DIT 9Th At.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-09-16

LNINE DWELLING 10 ROOMS, GIG ISru
IL ST.; In fine condition. CIIAS. +. BISHOP,
Insurance and Reul Estate, zoos + st. 6-tf
TT YOU wANTTo BUY. SELL. RENT, or
i Trade City or County Property, come and see
the great bargains at the Real Estate Ex.
change OF WILLIAM IL. MAIN Il BROTHER,
81. Charles Hotel. cor Third st. and Pa, av.
N. w. mhl9tf
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-09-16

A MEDIUM SIZE BASE HEATING
"A stove must be in good condition and cheap
for cash. Adlress a. n. c.. Republican Office.
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WANTED-HELP.

VNvANTED-A COMPETENT GIRL GER
w man prefcrrcd) to do general housework
In n small family; must have llsl.class refer
ences. Apply ut SO4 10th st. N. w. 2-1S
WTANTED-A COMPETENT GIRL FOR
w general honseWork; good references re-
qulre1. Apply amer q D. m. at 7O3 X st. N. w.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-09-16

LNINE DWELLING-1S ROOMS. ELE-
Il egantly furnished; near Thomas Circle; also,
CHARLES E. BISHOP, insurance and Heal
Estate, zoos Il street. B-tf
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GEORGETOWN UNIVERSITY,

A ri sCHOOL-1O2S 17Tu SIT. N. w.-Mtsa
\ y, w. Kelly, Uon1on Medalistl pflnsinai,
Miss NJ. Kelly, Assistant Life Class heRin.
.. seI0-2w
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LITERARY NOTES,

"a Few DAYS More Driving 10 the TUE ~ NV "s''
satye. by William Rack, Ut MI 'a'nes'es e""'""s
trim 6om Winchester Ia Salisbury " VIII "l'p'" !"
che Christmas " Harper"
Mr. Walter Besant, with two other Ehsnshmon'
has written a romance which they intend !" p""'s"
ANONYMOUSLY rs they are anxious that the p"'"'
should Judge il on its own merits.
Mr. Uamerton saws Of Emerson in his Forthcoming
volume: TO me he taught two great lessons. in'
first was to rely confidently III that order o' Tue w
verse which makes it really worth while 10 90 our 80
even though the reward may not be visible III" WV
second was to have sefrcliancc enough 10 ''"s o''
own convictions and gifts. such ms 'hey arc VI
such as they may become. without echoihs tue op'"o
or desiring the more brilliant CUTS OF o'hcrs'
General Beaurcgards article on Bui' Kun 'h inc
forthcoming number of The Century frankly us
the reasons why the Conicderaes did not attack
Washington after their victory.
The new book by A. X II. Il. is entitled oui i''c
Life Essays Consolatory and Domestic
That it's not safe to buy book without previous eA
animation ia a statement which sometimes hee"s '"
forcement Here is n story which VIII serve W n,'"
The reader remember it; y certain mai-wno SHAN "
called PatcrIam,lias" being the father of small
famly-rcad or sup posed himself to have reau Ill INC
Times a very favorable review of book about the
Mana ne We call or used to call. the notorious Mana
Sah,b. Now patcrfamas," having himself served
in India and taking special interest i'll the SUBJECT
determined 70 buy the book if he could light upon H.
lie lighted upon q book called Mana ut some rail-
way station purchased it, took it home, left IT con-
smruously esroscd upon his booksheves until be could
read II las was his invariablc practice with frehci
Looks before he presented i, for pcrusal to his vic anu
faulty Fortunately, friend interviewed, nouceu WIN
some surprise the appearance of such book on the
shelves of Patcrfamilias, expressed the surprise ie'
aud in fact enlightened Paterfamlias-jus' III 'ime.
raerfamilas il turned ont. had not 50 much az hearu
whether there were any Xoa and, it is scarcely hecs
cary 10 add was very glad indeed that his friend VINO
4 not patcrfamilias and has had rather too much oi
loa, hal interviewed So necessary is 1t IN these days
to know exactly what book YOU are buying.
Mr. Clark Russels new Volume of sea yarns Is called
"On the Fok'slc ii, at
The October number of The Antiquarian Magazine
contains an hitherto mrubl shcd icu despnt' Wit
len bv Sir Joshua Reynolds to illustatc n tcmaih
which he had made. "lhat nr johnson cons'd'led
Eenick ~ lls property. end would never sul'f any
,nc 10 rialsc or nhusr him Int himself
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Tho author OF "a foos ilAnd" 'rii' "n"lhei ~" ''
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,,t u,w found act aud Iguncnts at ie-shle i"' II
~ en-, win lrlluhul sketch ~ President garfield sho"
lis intense ip tet IN tho sni1r'' am inc f"so VIM" u"
-, 60. l,,o ,oti,, IN fuinlneut oil wh'h the book la
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ms an rnanng book II treats ~ IA" swift strides OF the
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