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Council Bluffs Male T. Female
HIGH SCHOOL.
Millinery g. Dress Making.

MRS. DAVY HAVING REMOVED FROM BAN
WI CROFT to Lower Broadway, nearly opposite Mr..
Parks Lumber Yard continues to Clean, Press Alter
and Make Bonnes Of the latest fashion, at the shorte
notice - .s.r. .. I0ct. lo-y2E.5-u
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diction of the United States over acquired

dction of the United States over acquired
Territory, asserting this right Of legisla-
ton inherent in the people of the Territories
he deems as an :smherent" right, that it
cannot be exercised until Congress has 6rst
determined" when they are "capable' of
doing so; which last assertion effectively
places him on Republican ground; and,
though be be deserving of consideration for
his persevering energy, and interchangeable
efforts to redeem fallen Democracy, he but
loses all in the mists of error, verifying.
Republicanism as understoodby the founders
of our Union, and By which We hope to
preserve her integrity. zero.
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So o. ------
DIT iTi OF SYLVANIS ELLIS:


FRIE>Us:- We this week greet YOU not
with tne pleasant smile and cheerful words
that j. our wont, but with mournfui heart
and dropping spirits. a near and tried
friend has been called to thai bourne whence
no traveller returns. Mr.. Sylvanus Ellis,
our partner in conducting the Republican,,
after protracted sickness of nearly four
weeks. died on last Sunday, the 9Th, at ;
0 'c,3ck Z. NJ, leaving to mourn his loss,
an aged mother, near dozen brothers and
sisters, and IL host Of admiring friends, for
he scarce ever had an enemy.
Mr.. Ellis was = young man, with Life Just
opening out before him full of promise to
his active and talented mind; and he was one
of tho few, 40, very few, who had passed
through all In" excitement AMI temptations
incident to Il life in this new AMI speculative
country Ent0rnIsutl: For none can deny
that he was honest TO the letter aud gene
rous even to his enemies if he had one; and
= we saw his noble, manly form lying be-
foro ,,,e q cold aud ifeiess corpse, we could
not avoid tte thoaght that, indeed. the ways
of proriJonce a,,, lDscrHtable. Yet, we are
wilin. t believe thar all IL well, as he lett
brhiud bright evidence tt,2t he hau gone
to inherit Il seat at the right ha',a OF 0eho'
yah.
Mr.. F. was, at the time of his death. tie
". $. Of Magnolia Lodge Of rood Templ"rs
and was buried with the honors of the
Order. 1t was truly an affecting scene 20
see ,hnt band Of brothers and sisters paying
the last mournfu tribute Of respect to
their brother who, while in life, was ever
faithful and consistent member.-M agno-
liza RepubLican Extra. 9Th inst.
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educational department
Edited by Practical Educator.

We have on our table before US the Iowa
Instructor. After careful perusal Of its
contents, we feel free to recommend it to
the teachers and friends of Education in
Iowa, as being one Of the best Journals Of
Education in the West. We clip the follow
ing from its pages:
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SheriI's sale.

=
DY virtue Of an Executinr TO me directed from the
Office the Clerk the District Court OF PuttaWat-
tame County, Iowa ! shall pruCeed to sell on Mnilay
the 9Th day Decembcr 4. 1889, between the h"uI.
of 10 clock NJ and O'clock p. M Of said day. in
front Of the County TreasuTcTs once in the Ciy ct
Council Bluffs the following described real estate OF
D. lHvliss 10 wit: Lots Nos and Z in block Bay
lis first aiGo to Council Bluffs Iowa. Taken aS the
property of D. Bsyiss, satisfy Execution III IA
vur OF TUo:le & JaCkson.
g. II. CRAIG, Sheriff
Council Bluffs Nov. 5, 1859.
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4 NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. EEpIcINE.

- :, celebrated has Dr. NJ Lanes VcrmlfuGe pre-
predby F,cmming Bros. Of Pittsburgh Pa, become.
that 1t regarded the only specific cure FOR worms
Families should never be without / supplyo Of it. At
this season particularly, when worms are so trouble
some and frequently fatal among children, parents
shni b. v.ahful aud the frst appearance of those
distressing ons which warn uScf their presence,
at once apply this powerful and cficacous remedy We
are confident that it only requires trial TO convince all
that it richly the praises that have been lavish
ed uponi it, 1t is safe and inFallhle Volumes of Ger
tin acs can he produced showing its great medicinal
virtues.
- Purchasers will be careful TO ask for DIR.
M'LANE'S CELEBRATED vERMIFUGE, manufac-
tured by FLEMING BROS. Of PITTSBURGH. PA. All
other VcrmiEvcs in comparison worthless pr.
MLane's genuine NcmifUEc also his celebrated Liver
Pills, be had at all respectable drug stores.
None genuine without the signature Of
1881 FLEMING BROS.
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B E S L NJ ACH n E S
Extant for family use.

Tecre now forty thousand Of them in use. They
are the only machines that will answer every purpose
Every garment worn can be made On them. and we
assure all those who purchase that. with little in
strnCton, all the iruGgery If sewing be done away
with.
REASONS WHY THEY ARE SUPERIOR:
LIST. They are much simpler in construction.
Cd. They much easier kept in order.
81. Tney req,uIe much less power TO work them.
4h They have cumbersome work about
them.
OH They make but little noise, much less than any
other machine.
Gin They do double the work with less power ard
motion.
7th They have two useful guases which no other
maChlHrs have.
SiA They have an alta hmcnt which turns down
feds and hcrls (any wifthl garments.
eth They have also a binding attachment
1888 The sewing does not RAvEL.
1lfh 'cach persons to work our marhinc success
tune, OF 7 years.
I9th Tlis machine will run one hundred days each
year, and last from 90 to 80 years.
There is a machne in St louis now. which has run
every day for five years 1870 days, and II IS as
good as the day 1t was started.
These machines Will wear lifetime
No better investment can be made than 70 purchase
a WHEELER WILSON machine.
Having become settled i'll our ample are
prepared to learn person operate machines
successfully, and without charge.
Ladies gentlemen aud strangers most respectfully
invitcdto call. Polite and efficient operators in at
tendance at all times to exhibit machines.
Opinions of the Press.
& s1u's isb orn al pnsti>,
machine for family use. "-Life Illustrated.
'The wheeler * wilson is THE machine par excel
lence for family use and We recommend il most en-
phatically. ''-Adrocate & Journal.
q There is not invention Of This inventive ace
which honors American genius more than the Sewing
Machine. No family ought TO be deprived of its bene-
.-IndependeHt.
"a sewing machine is among the most useful and
economical articles hvuSekeepers can purchase. In
looking tIe best, it would be well to the
machines OF Wheeler q Wilson before purchasing else
where .-EGGnlIner.
eve prefer the Wheeler & Wilson Sewing Machines
for family use. They will force the industry OF women
into thousand new channels, and emancipate her
from the cramped posture and slow starvation of nee
die work.--N. T. Tribune.
Wheeler & wilson's Machines are the favorites for
families, being especially adapted for that purpose
they work more rapidly. with less friction, and with
greater economy of thread than most If not all others.
". /. Times.
"The whirr Of the pretty, useful, perfect magical
iabor-saving sewing machine invented by Wheeler 4
Wilson reminds one so much of the hum OF the dear
old Connecticut spinning wheel.'-FraRk Leslie's
Gazette.
wheeler Wilson'S machines are the best ever
offered to public patronage. They simple and du-
rable easily kept in repair, work withOu noise
without noise make even and firm stitch on both
sides that win not rip, ecnn0mze thread and APP
piicahle 10 every purpose and material tho
one IN question. "-Christidn Enquirer.
J. W. MACDONALD, Agt for the Co
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TrCre now forty thousand OF them in use. They
are the only machines that will answer every purpose
Every garment worn can be made them. and sc
assure all those who purchase that. with little in
strnCton, all the drudgery If sewing be done away
with
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Law, Real Estate and Insurance
Office.
The Washington union. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1859, 1859-03-03
LEONARD SCOTT 8 CO.'S

Reprint Of HE British Rcrie,cs and Biackwoods Magasia
SCOTT a. CO., New York. continue to publish
il 40 the following leading British periodicals, viz Il
J.. THE IDypoN QUARTERLY, (couseryativc.)
2. THE EDINBURGH REVIEW (whg)
). THE NORTH british REVIEW. Gree thlrcb)
4. THE WESTMINSTER REVIEW, (iberaI4 a
>. BIACKw0OD's EDiN SlRGH MAGAZINE, (tory)
ably the three political parties OF
Great Banwhg tory and radcabut politics forms cn. one
their character OF the profound writer's
SCIENCE aturc morality and religion thcy stnnd they
the world ltters being considered nd
the scholar and The professional while TO the pc
every class they furnish correct and satne
Try OF the day throughout the world
than be possibly obtained from amy other source
EARLY COPIES. fsss ssA
the British publishers ad
reprints iaamucha as thy now be- placed
subscribers about the original editions
TERMS.
For ali iorr Of tc Reviews - 90
l,ck ,yoot;s M,ra zjp, .......s 3
For Dactwrrpi ono Review 4
Rack wood and twoR 90
L,,r J,ocky oI hrccR 90
nachwooi and the four Reviews 10 90
TAYLOR & MAuRy Booksellers,
Agent. for Washington,
JAMS No. 3J4 Penu
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Financial.

New York, March 2, a. m.-~stocks are lower
Chicago and Rock Island, GIG ; Illinois Central
shares. WI ditto, bonds, s9i; La Crosse and Mil
waukie, L; Michigan Southern, lisa; New York Central
soE IN Coal Company, sla Reading, 4es Cantons
.ot; virginia 6s, 97l; Missouri $685. Sterling Exchange
NEW YonK, March 2, p. m-stooks lower closing
steady CHI and Rock Island, 6l3; Cumberland Coal
Company "a; Ill. Central bonds s9b; Mich Southern
lst; A. Y, Central, 500; Reading, 494l Mo- 6's $50:
U. 3. SIS of 1874, lO3s
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Markets.

New York, March Gotten closed buoyant- sales
OF f'ooo bales Upland, IN. Flour closed buoyant-
a So 10; southern, Sc Sc AS Wheat closed quiet
sales OF 10000 bushels; white, ST. so q 81 so red
VI Az 81 90 Corn closed quiet-sales OF s. 500 bush
els mixed, 50 cents yellow SO "a cents Pork closed
frm--mess, SIT so $ls; prime SIS I2A a si3 25
Lard closed heavy mt liz Ia cents Whiskey un-
changed Mt 28 cents Sugar closed firm at "A cents
Spirits OF turpentne closed Arm 49 SO cents Rosn
closed buoyantsacs Of III 900 bbls at ST rs 81 80
Rice closed firm--sA a Al cents
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Connagration in memphis.

MEMPHIS, March Nearly half of one of the pripci
pal squares Main street burnt over last night in
Nosing loss OF Slot, 600 The buildings DESTROYED in
Guided the newspaper offices of the Eagle and ENQUIRER
the Avalanche, Ledger Christian Advocate Pr,syter
and Sentinel The principal sufferers arc Hutton 3
Clark, printers Gclkey Warren, saaraus Stratton
v, w a. Hunt and N. StiIiIan, tradesmen Heinrich &
Bros, tavern keepers, and Joseph T.ufe 1bm, was !,
partial insurance w "
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LTRANKLIN PHILIP respectfully invites atten-
hts magnificent stock Of books tina results
recent nnpoaons and personal selections Ga the North
Tho stock WIN hr ourd include tho best editions standard
other works in plain and bindings many which
supcrby uurncd, especially the
preaching festive seAsan FRANKLIN PHILIPS
Bookstore 1872 Penn avenue,
Nov u between 9th and 10Th streets.
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NEWS BY TELEGRAPH.
Fatal Collision In Court.

LOUISVILLE, March 2-Ihcrc was collision today nj
ia~esviiie, usulting from old political feud Cicero
MAXWELL esd, prosecuting attorney while addressing the
' was interrupted by lhos y. Low, who grossly in
suited the former. Sotac friends fired woun'lino Tow
and killing John Alldredge Low was committed 10
jail for protection from the mob
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mo. es1.l
NOTICE
For DE Rnordion Of caiq land, Mukci u ae srAn on
MICHIGAN.

f. MICHIGAN.
V,HE grant of land made by tile net Of Congress
approved 81. 1885, State II MtoAN TO and the
CONSTITUTION terlar reat therein nrenofied asins been 80
hereinafter described mo,ice Is seg ors yacan, ssed
lands which lie outside OF mites each side Of tho ""rrnd Rapids
waukce Milwaukee, tho Anboy Lansing
and Traverse Bay r,oad situated 10 q. % s town
served Cor wlateyer sn ah ~srs subject % pc
entry e dat # wiihadi viii be restored 10 private eny on
the days and a The places hereinafter specified - me ednay mint
mum Of 81 p per acre &c n le prices 10 ~ch ey may nave
At the aud oace Monday, the eeea day Of April
merit, via
South eftae line and ,ess Of ne p,acra meridian.
Townships l, 2, 3,A, Q, 9, 4 and 8, Of range 5.
psrsor Monday, ,ne c'rsH day Of aPri
q nc sse Inc vd e.a ef he principal meridian
Townships !, 2, ., I. 9 and Q 81 range 2
Townships s. 7, $, aud o, u range 4
south u ne Tine aud y ne principal meridian.
Townships !, 2, "a, s, 8, s. aud ., o'raneo l.
Noth Of The ,a.e n nc principal meridian.
Townships 49, so, u, 81, So 81 aud 80 Of range ..
North Of line AID east NJ he principal meridian,
rosnsS I and 3 s. Il rat 81 TO- and H.
Townships Q, :, Q, and 10, OF II, rs, AID H.
Townships T. 0, 10, Of Is, 10, AMI H.
the hand office EAST sAsAsAw Monday The deran aay y
Atrd ner,, Wis
NORTH Of tie ne u ne principal m,raiaa
Townships H. H. a. 10, ~, and 20 range
townships g H. Y is 10. 10 ~ and ~ q range q
s. o., ~, ia, "
Townships d, s, o, 10, and 10, Of range l. e0
Town hips o. ., 10, IL, 49, H. and 49, of range s.
1 Town.s 8 8 81 II II 'a aa .s"ss
Townships o. 80, and 10, OF n~ges 30 49, and H.
NORTH Of The # the principal meridian.
Townships H. IL, 10, IA, Is. ~, IS aud TO- Of
Townships H. II, 49, ~ To- II, rs ~ 20 2l - % ~ 20
~, aud Is. Of range =
Al IONA Monday the eeh day Of April nc
q line aud rea II e principal meridian
Townships |, 2, 3,i 5, o. aud TO- Of range l.
TO- H. H. IL IS 49, and 20, Of range
Townships 81 4, $3.50 10, H. II II, 49, 10, and 90 Of
Townships i ., ., s. ., TO- H. r. Is 49, and 20 Of
townships !, ,ls, II, Is, 49, und 20, Of
Townships $40 o TO- II, IS, "A, Is, H. 49, 10, and 90
Of ranger. qf.
townships TO- IL, Is, H. Is, IL, 49, 49, and 20 of
..
Townships a. 5, Q, 7, s, o. aud TO- Of range 10
Al The land cIrs, Monday the eleventh day g
Apri net, VIZ;
North 5the mes Of he principal meridian
Townships 81 and %, Of range 8.
Townships Il, 81 90 ~ % 90 81 2s 90 3o 81 and 49, of
range 4.
Townships d. "a "a 25 &c, 81 S 49, 49, 3l aud 81, OF
b.
Townships al % 80 "a 2s 90 ~ 20 80 and 81 Of
Townships "a, Is, 20, aud ~. range T. tit
Townships 20. "a and %, of range g. .s
Townships 81 y: and 2a OF range 9.
Given under hand at the 1ty OF Washington This brs day Of
TIos. A. HENDRICKS,
Commissioner Of the General Land O1ce.
NoUncr the regulations department.
existing be made for advertising procmao,s
such publishers specially authorized to publish by
the Commi.sipncr Of the General Land oice.
Feb 4--Wsw lIntSstar1
-
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BY j. c. MCGUIRE & Co, Auctioneers.

TNRUSTEEiS SALE OF EXCHANGE HOTEL
ny virtue Of deed Of trust from David A. Hail. esq dated the
1t day August 1882, duly recorded the land records
Washington District OF Columbia bcr W. b
NJ. o. foo5 100, I6 1o2, and 1863 the undersigned will
soil public auction, Monday the 18Th OF March, 1859,
O'Clock m, tho following parcel Of property lying aud BIO
In the city Washington known lots Nos and s.
yquare 4a0 being the property which conveyed by tie
Rank T Washington sd fnvd A. Hall by deed bearing date
agrcenby the descriptions
forth the said said David Hall
with the improvements thereon.
This property north between ahaf
aud Sixth and v well known the Exchange Hotel
third cash be paid days
sale the balance three
and II months, notes, with interest from the sac
cured by deed oftrusi The property
All coivcyAnte- al the expense of The purchaser.
complied with within
the right resell at the
tho dciauItinG purchaser. nj bis discretion. &E
S,le 10 take place IN iront Of the premises
JAMES ADAMS. Trustee.
JAS q MCGUIRE Co,
Mar Id Auctonccrs.
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BY ). q. MCGUIRE q co, Auciioneers.

LNXCELLENT Horse Square Carriage, and iiar-
4 sneion.oo Thursday tornlng March Sd, at IL
O'Clock in trout u Tho auction ne shall sell for account of Mr.
Hope, of the British legation ~
Chestnut Horse, nvc ypars old
one three seated Carryaii
Single Harness
sixty ninety days credit FOR satisfactorily
notes, hearing interest MCGUIRE CO..
Mar azd Anttioneers.
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New Nork cattle Market,

NEW l"nk, March Z, rBccyes- moderate demand NJ,
cent advance on better qualities while inferior had
snshuy declined, closing at 6s l2s cents average
cents Sheep active, all slightly higher, closing AZ
IL cents, Swine dull. a4H' "
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The NAPIER BALI has been famousy described ia Har-
ysrs Weekly The last weeks number had letter from
Jenkins describing the socue and in this week
Der there are portraits Of Lord Napier and Lady Napier
exterior view Of Willards Hotel fac sile of the invi
tation casd and sketches OF the ball and supper
room. Shngton has these papers for sale.
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IEroRrkRs AND CORRESPONDENTS have been myseriousy
warned to appear in the reporters gallery of the House
OF Representatives, this morning at ten clock
understood that attempt which maize yesterday to
take son,e Of their number will probably be repeated
An interesting time may be expected.
The Washington union. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1859, 1859-03-03

,sisISAL CouRr. The March tenn will commence on
Monday next at 10 O'clock a. m, Judge Crawford pre-
siding The session will BIO held in the Common Council
chamber, at the City Hall.
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Mia w. s o. BRlKs b in this city, at wiIlards',
and Is treated with marked attention. He is tall ath
ictic gentleman about ftys years Of age and his
rather English than Irish, he lacks the
warmth for which the Emerald Isle is celebrated He is
said 70 have displayed considerable power in debate when
lac member Of Parliament aud his character for
personal honor aud Integrity has been called in
question:
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BnADYs GAIrERr Is thronged every day, and he has
obtained portraits not only Of the distinguished members
OF Congress but of the most beautiful ladies now at the
metropolis
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mo. G32.l
Notice OF the Continuance OF the Vincennes,
Indiana, Land District.
In ACCORDANCE wi,h the provisions of the Act
Congress. approved cenhcr 81, 1855, entitled
Lnd Office yncenncs
hereby dect,red made that the land
will opened t-lnes the newly Appointed
dnc which
date said register will give public notice. ~ sf 5N
my The city Washington this tenth day
February, a. d. 1889.
THOMAS A. HENDRICKS,
Feb I2--w6w lint. 4 Siar
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py JAS. c. McGUIRE = Co.. Auctionsers.

DOSITIvE SALE OF VALUABLE BUILDING
Ninth between 4. and north.-on
Monday crnoon February 2sh, ut AZ O'Clock the premises
shall sell lot No 81 james Caden's subdivision Of spae No
900 fronting 20 feet OH street west between and strcc
north, running I3s Icct5 inches u 20 foot alley
beautifully healthy desirable part OF the
city for residence and will be sold without Title nspu
table
Terms one cnsh O. 10 months with
interest secured by deed Of trust on the premises.
JAS. G. MCGUIRE & Co,
Feb ed Aucfioneers.
Ras-'rhe above sale is postponed until Saturday
afternoon March 5, hour aud place.
JAS. c. MCGUIRE & CO.,
Mar2-d Auctioncers.
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uEonaErowS The reelection Of Mayor Crawford is
contested by Mr.. Addison, who claims TO have been
elected by vote II the Democratic party has thus
been defeated il il the fault of those who profess to be
Democrats, and very glad such 70 enjoy offices and
honors, but who have either voted az ns the reg
ulary candidate Of the Democratic party
purposeiy abstaiued from voting
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sTEREoscoPIC PICTURES.

'F-H0N WUNFTW HHu DhuHyH
wv Il have now on hand Of the largest and
wv varci sTEPfOSCOriC PICTURES offered
in glass paper plain
the principal places Of the usitei States
great variety celebrated groups
scenes, weddings, chcnipg pic ics &c.
collection u various
These and
the pce aud most Interesting present that he OF
fcrci 10 old young
TAYLOR & MArRY, ksccrs
33i fnn lvaa nvcnne Washington Of the American
S'er,-ls collc COMPANY, Jan 80
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NTorIcr To TRAY EII.ERs-NEW ARRANGE.

NOTlCE TO TRAN EllLERS.--NEW AJtltANGE-
IN MENT WITH IMPROVED SCtIE IRON WASH
Moron DIRECT TO ALL PARTS OF THE SOUTH AND SOuTwtsT
POTOMAC STEAMERS AND RICHMOND AND lUTOMAC RAIL
daily lines from Washington for The South
their bcrihs o q oh street. 1t d
D. hy tbr morning boat obtain hno
breakfast board and pleasant sail q s hsurs down to
Potomac passing full N Mount Vernon BY the
good and rest q four bous IN
bcrt and arrive IN Richmond IN time to
njsml for the South and Southwest
great southern rn,ls conveyed over this route being "
miles shorter acadng than BY other route
making certain connexions ~
FnEpss,cgsnuav vso,SsA wKIpox
WuMxGpoS ~ c. GA: MovTGoNYnr
Asp Mow,E NKw ORxxSs sorrssnS rIss
the napvile, Southside virginia.
Tennessee and East Tennessee railroads
THE SOUTHWEST TO
Danvic BRISTOL Iniou,
Chattanooga, Hnntsviic Memphis,
Iynchburg, Knoxville, Atlanta,
Nashville, Grand Junction, Montgomery,
p traftiffFtff New Orleans.
further of tho rtc
372 Pennsylvania door
board the boats foot o. 9Th street
GI0. u. MATriNIy
August lily Ticket Agent.
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L,0R RENT, either furnished unfurnshed, and
IL by ,he foe shorter period my house he corner
during last q Congress ~
Mr. umOnd uned from south csrcioa IN
oura DAVID A. HALL,
Nov 6--oodu street.
NOR RENT--The Front Paror, and Bedroom at
aehcd, khisel Isuronoe's Drug Store The most
ayenue The 10 The de
Wizards Also bed IN THIRD Story
ALI furnished. Apply 10 hlpwflL a. LAURENCE,
Ib-3tasU H. noar ttti
rNO LET-fhe thrcc-story brick house, No. a23
Fflh street. between Has bath room and gas Rent
Si25. Inquire GA the premises Nov 5o-u
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lnk PUBLIC Schools of this city, during Che month of
February had llf scholars. The night schools do not
appear to he very successful the scholars rebel against
the enforcement of proper discipline.