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are but few parcels changing hands, and thesl
AZ very fufl prices e 3 II the manufae
mrsrs or Tobacco succeed In having the inter
nal revenue tax Transferred from thsmauunc
tarei article tothe leaf, then there can he IA,
question but that the production win be les
sened to a serious extent"
C0RNMEAL-Quiet, sales 8 bbls. At 81 4
from landing S bbls. At s.; 70 bbls. at 50 &.
MESS PORK-Thirty-avs bbls. Prime at s5
8 bhls. Mess Of So
CHEEsE-Unohsngod sales ON bbls. al tic
IS W. r. at &c.
BUTTER-Rcmains duh sales Of half bbls. al
ssc.
-KROUr-sales ofkegs at s. 50; barrels at So
EGGs-Dui and heavy; sales in bois. at @e.
C~ORN.-Better. sales of 800 sacks at 9e 90
sacks at 81.
oATs-wthout change. Sales or l5Osacks at
SOC; go sacks at CSC.
HAY.-sales Of I8 bales at 90 80 bales,
prime. from store, az 81.
FLOUR-A fair demand. Sales Of 100 barrels
Extra Pastry at sl 20 barrels Low superine
az s. q.
LIME-ssles IS barrels, Caps, at S.
POTAToEs-sHlesor 100 barrels seed Neshau-
noes sts4.
CANDY.-sales OF % boxes, stick at 2sNc.
COFFEE-The New Orleans Price Current
says the demand there III moderate and prices
easier. We have no change 20 note.
ImpOrtR-
TUESDAY, February d-The imports OF yes
terday, as copied from the books OF the Mer-
chants' Exchange, were as follows;
Ale and Beer. 100 pkgs. Glassware, TT pkgS-
Agrt'ctl Imppts, 2lZ. Hay, f02 bales.
Bran, shorts and Ship HolOware, SO ptgs.
stun. 200bags. Liquors, i2 pkgS.
Butter, . nxs. & kgs. Nails. al kegs
Boots 4 Shoes, 10 cases. oil, 10 bbis.
Bacon, 3 casks. POwde 40 kegs
BscOn, 3 hhds- Stoves IS,
COrumeai, $50 bbls. Sheep, head
Corn, 40 sacks. Tobacco, - pkgs.
Eggs, = bbis. Vehicles, "A.
Flour, 70 bbls. Whisky, 70 bbls-
Glass, IL boxes.
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Important 20 Travellers
MEMPHIS & EASTERN CITIES.
Tt NI0NI UIU-I UO".0
atlantic and Great Western RanEar

Atlantic and Great Western RaHWay
Is now open and RAINING two daily fast sN-
press trains from Cincinnati 20 New York and
All Eastern cities Passengers viii find this 81
most desirable EOu-e. The equipments OF this
road are ~unequaled by any on this continent
Elegant Faiaee Sleeping Cars accompany all
night trains and smoking cars on al trains.
Ample time Is allowed az regular hourr for
meals and the unhrokeu Broad Guage Offers %
the traveller a degree OF security. comfort ana
speed not % be found on ANY other route. Con-
neCuous ClQCairo- -. Louis, or Chicago Tor This
route are certain also connections FOR Pitts
burg. Philadelphia Baltimore and W~ashllztel.
tickets can be hsd and baEgaze checked
through AZ all principal southwestern Offices.
For further and through tickets,
apply g LARRY HARMSTAD.
Agent III. Cen Railroad, a Jefferson street.
Or u F. 3. HfINGTUN.
Madison street, Memphis, Tenn or
~ COOK
dn1e nn Emrulz~ Hn-aa
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turn ofthe French troops nom Mexico, at tn,
earliest date.
The weekly returns OF the Bank Of France
show 2 decrease in cash or eleven thousand
francs.
The Bourse, on the nineteenth, closed fat
Rentes, eSE soc.
The Paris Pfesse asserts that the Emperor Ma
poleon has sent a messenger % Mexico to ar
range for the speedy return OF the French
troops.
New York Market.
NEw YORK, Feb. 5.-Cotton nominal n
$3.50. Gold, sgsc. Exchaugo, s9g.c.
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Hay. Corn, Oats ana BrnH.--Messrs
Wimberly, Wiun g. Walker No. SO, corner
Second and Union streets, Storage and Commits
sion Merchants, and dealers Ia a large way 10
lie arr.cles mentioned above. are IN the market
with plenty OF money TO advance on cousign-
u.eutA.
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4 G-rsERoUs OFFER-The following cores
poudence explains ITSELF and needs no com
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SELLING OFF SELLING Off
Madame Iayinge

- ootu~ 70 Paris for new doodA She has
Hair and many Fancy Articles a. greatly
-sdnced prices, 70 closs cat her present stock
nj make room for her new stock. Ladies In
need q any goods Ia herhne whlco we'll 70 call
an her. You VIII be sure - get very good bar-
yefns- Call at Madame T. Lsvi4ueE Taff--r
tffrrar Of Fashion, No. IS Main street
~.vrElm
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Dissolution Of COpartnership.
BUTT & JACKSON.

ESTABLISHED IN 1910.
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DENTAL
DIS. J. B. a WI. W4ssOY,
~ DENTISTS. 3Iz


III AEl<G removed our Office TO the corner OF
II Main and Monroe streets. We take pleasure
lu announcing To our numerous patrons and
friends, both in the country and city, that we
however difficult and ntncat belonging %
our profession ia the most judicioUs and skill
iul manner. All late improvements in Plate
Wsrk viii receive our PERSONAL attention, and
with our practical experience and Facilities for
operating, we feel safe i'm Offering our services.
WITH an assurance Of rendering entire saiisfac-
ton % all those who may favor Us with their
confidence. Memphis Dental Depot m same
place, No. $40 Main So. fauD-Im
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MISCELLANEOUS.
GOVERNMENT bECNRiIIESs
AM DOH A
General Banking Business.

Stockholders met 22nd inst. The blowing
gentlemen were elected Directors FOR the en-
suing twelve months;
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STILL ANOrHER-Gesterday morning At hali
past six O'Clock, The small steamer Cen Han
lecE. lying A. her mOoring AZ the foot OF Union
street took IRE ln her cook room, and before az
eE0rt coaId be made 20 extiuguish them, me
flames reached the cabin, which was snecaliy
CONSUMED. the few ON board barely escaping ID
their night clothes The huh sad machinery
were saved In a damaged condition. The Hai-
Ieek vas owned BY Capt STALL and valued 81
EIGHT thousand dollars, and insured az Evans
vile for oue-haIT Tie amount sine has been
fo-sonse time engsgedin the Hatchie rvertrade
TrLEsRA1E-TL= following kilograms remain
in the Telegraph olce uncaled for up 70 Feb
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H-ErrzuEEs CoCEr-suulsy, 10 seems, while
aaay ufrezt % many Is 3 basy cay for the fo-
I.-a. as Urv-tarse answered 81 the Recorder
r1. cali yesterday morning, sixteen or whom
were l.uor dealers, arrsignsd for keeping open
house On Sunday. each Of whom did the city
-sus service by contributing six dollars 10 the
treasury. Two hundred and eighteen dollars
sr f1- wasassessed and collected
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Gr-erF and Crag-J. PsDcsusL mate, bruised
E-rJao I8wu-suI, drsr engineer soa-1-d
Tgs-la Aiken. second engineer bruised An
ler-Ja Lewis. steward bruised Henry Bowl
Fsss65as-lIa johnson sesldel N.smlta.
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-
school f-'-iS-a hi u
Haaeer1Ev. o. being tho GIsL Monday Ia the
------E -r-.z.r.g
= - ha~bolr
81 u r-tff-ghauE sesrstsH $. g. Beaumont.
---- r-Lasr1 ufgr-a
y lemon n1maa A4sIs anu
The minute OF tie previous meeting were
rrs erDr--ed.
~.. ,-.-.1f-y usr1fb WA or
Inc pay ron p- -a P
dared 20 l- paid.
t.re C- rsnfz -arslriug. sta
49, A-f.z a. mounting 20 three
A--s l4--s sN' -
-a.ga-.. ave hundred and C-ghry-Lhrre DOL
~ -r.1 ordered 20 b paid.
49, --rr. s.r.srz s,st
.--7 81 r-.nzrfv bods-
-r- -s-g e5..5 5stueea the vssn plszcsL5ed by
la1. rom ..-asu dollars 20 twenty dollars, had
BEEN as--a- and was now aIaw.
r--H.e r-zlr-aBsa4
W. Mitchell. was Deceived, READ and ea"Pte4'
1FFr-r or s-lFRISrENDENT2
EEsrHr-. Tenn. Tes. 8. I1o.
---.-aarr lr-gr s1srs d. school Etat5r Of
Memphis cry schools.
Herewith Jay before F2u the monthly pay
~
rFelg-Fel laudrg1 dolsIa ala eigta-i0ur
-zli- -ee nL-ansE or s-ao-a1 ajteldlHs ~
Tfe=a lsTd-s5 80 nJv-tlr-g. An ~ looms
are f0u aid lu maHs there is p wan. % accom-
l1oasll'A5 i'.as --Illl,e ~ many
Fa.r- -. g-as f.r aimee.
10 open another sca7o. n
49, I'd
rer.5u 81 give -uFHl5l1a u writing Is ala.
lsied, win ile 'ula-gu tlat tl5 aer-
To-iegr Is 5r5 te.ets-, I.
v.ur lnsncEI cos444a. Ee IS hvoalg
Anssn 70 ne puolc9 e--enl instructor
u --- 49, rT5res tle opinion that va,4
-55-5c can BE- taught Do advantage ty lhe ua.
fa1.ly ofthoee upon 49, prnq ig'
-4r- I'd -u1.ect -gs.l.
lre las oe5n a-c9mpi1ue1 10 place
Huers any cl sem g1e'a'
APl-s N n STITCHED. san.
ia o5Iioptus Esz5.gf..B
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Oaee-NO. Is Madison Street.
o. Business Omce


OAA DAEAAAGEE
WI be opened from 5 O'Clock A. ~, until
p a. Advertisers VII please bear THIS in MIN
q 4 hand IN their favoH early.
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Eye and Eur.-Dr Gardner Is 10 be fount
AZ The Gsy0s0 House. his cures are known
throughout the country, as he is the most ce.e
brated Oc1Iist and s1rist In America.
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TE- CuA,IPI0s BILLIARD MArCH-The Gay
a-5 BL-ar5 Hau is rapidly being Cited up for
this great match, which comes on on next
Monday. from the amount octLe purse and
Tie great players who VIII be- present on tAAl
occasion. wL draw 10 our city t-l1usan1soi per-
sons Er1m other cities, as Mr. Roberts, U-
Champion Of EnEiaud, VIA be- present A wei
E-FauaEa. Tsma1, sn1 "a host ol lesser
1es Reserved seats FOR ladies' who desire %
witness he match. have been a-r-nEe1 4al-e
whsle aztIr promises 10 1s sue 1f-Eal-zlzl7s-
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Academy Of Feucing-Prof. Mooks Han
No. E8. ID street, Fee advertisement fel5
Bta Fosflng-Theb best Bill Poster and Dis
trlbutor ia thecity al this onloe. f5su
Coiumbfan Gin.
Revenue Stamps, OF all denominations
and IN any required -amount,may be constantly
obtained at the Memphis Post once.
jalS-lm ROBT. c. GIsT, Postmaster.
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Pottorn & G-ist.-Ihe5s gentlemen have
a ane lat Of Mules, which they are Offering foI
sale az c Il. Bracket &Co.sstsbies, nos 3IaHd
E5 Second street GO and see these men foI
gler sus 10 be trusted.
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TRANsPoRrArIoN.
SOUTHWESTERN EXPRESS co.
Notice TO Merchants.


We rzrunsnrpaEed daclfda arrsaularapt
prompt delivery or Express mailer. our Eoof4
are lnusrurted hv Expires Trains lu charge er
special messengers. and We guaranty as QUICK
TIME IA frfusIf as any other rslin1ln Err~a44
Company, and al camVsTauFet Low RATS
5Decial contracts executed f1r large shipments.
Merchants desiring goods snipprd ~ orr Lue.
viii please send onlsrs 10 Luat eject % thsfr
shippers IN New York.
For Tariff OF Charges. etc, apply O.
DUAL & HEAZLfrr, Agents.
OfFICE-Eo. a Madison H., Memphis. Tenn,
No. Broadway NeE York
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TlE Hock Akh . ~

We, the aurs1tine cabil passengers orthe lH-
fgted steamer Miami, publicly desire q tender
Ms. McSratb, Napoleon, Ark, aud tue kim
hearted lsey who keeps The hotel al the same
place. They aided us ia the hour OF
need. We viii never forget them.
We are also under many ob1gauous to the
Qlosre OF the steamers Henry Ames, Mary j..
Forsyth and Commercial. They assisted Us Ia
FssshlEg our dsslinsiop, ana did AL ia thslr
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RemOvsL-susmann, Mayer & Co, imp IT.
ers or segars, tobacco and pipes, lave remove ed
from 81 jefferson street 10 the corI err or Second
and JEFFERSON streets, JeGe1on Flock, where
they are now keepirKa much larger stock Of
The hnast brands OF Havana segar, Virginia
tobacco and the real genuine mesrschsum
pipes. City and country merchants VIII md II
70 their Interest 10 caIl aud examine their stock
and prices before purchasing Re-
member, corner or Second and jefferson streets,
jefferson Block fals I'm
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x--E8 FOR sH1r-or last Sunday arsr-
---a a number OF negro boys were playing
ur-n me cBen space just east Of the hayou, and
gsz- sssus and Jefferson streets 8 quarrel
-l- among them, when one Of the boys
==1--a washington by name, discharged the
contents OF plstoIl IA the face ~ofsnother named
Jim Blackwell. fahicung an ugly wound bur
the ball having been extracted, Jim IS pro
z5auceE out OF danger by The attending physi-
elan. George Washington arrested to- th1s
Es-rsciug Tie name Ee bears SD lodged 10 jan
&c await 81 examination before Esquire Cre-gh-
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The Blind can see and the deaf be made to
hear, by calling on The world rGuOwued 0cullst
and aurisl uI. Gardner al the 5By0s0 House,
BaIl0r GI.
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Pioneer Express ~ComPany-ro shippers
In consequence Of the change Of schedule on
the Nozzle and ohio Railroad, we are compelled
20 make the following rule;
All freight for stations on this road, except
Meridian, Columbus Corinth, Miss, Gaines
VILE, Ala, and Columbus, KY NUsT BE PRO
PAID
The short tine given rs by the schedule 70
transact our bushes a. local stations on this
road, compells ms TO make this rule imperative.
jals-Im OSCAR HAIG, Agent
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How do you do, saInusIT--samuel Hick-
mun, the well known Ohio horse trader, has a
superior lot OF dne Brood Mares Go and see
aim, q you viii aud him q gentleman ia
every sense Of the word. He stops with our
friend Charley Bracket Nos. 81 and S8 Second
sreer, where sou viii dnd the best Of stock for
ssls at auction every Monday. wednesday and
FlaaE a LuA n. Doat tolgel.
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Memphis and Charleston Railroad.
CHANGE OF
Eastward Trains.

On and after WEDNESDAY. the sth instant
the tains on the Memphisaud Charleston Rail-
road viii run DAILY, as f0ilows;
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COnesticls-Messra Jones, TAFT g. Co. Of
Mobile Al Bankers, 9Iekars and dealers IN
sneae,~ banknotes exchange z everytulngiE
1grrent and uncurrent lines offer their services
10 the ciaaaus and usine men Of Memphis
They are prompt, cenfcl ana reliable a. well
ensrgefic in making coAeeuoHE
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Gas Fittingl Gas Fittingl
JAMES LEE,
Practical Plummer, Gas and steam Pipe
Filter,

No. Is asyoso street between Main and Front,
KEEPs constantly on band a wei selected
n stock OF Iron, BRAS, Lift and Force Pumps
la2e2Y
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H RaIeh keeps Photographic Apparatus
Chemicals. Frames, Albums eles at wholesale
- r.fs1 4sl-5t
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Memphis sind Charleston Railroad
Notice 70 Passengers-By applying lor tickets
at No. IS Court street, you win avoid the crowd
atths Depot Ticket ofice, and havoiess trouble
IN getting TO the cars Through tickets FOR safe
70 all principal cldeS Omnibus ONCE at the
same place. JULIUS HAYDEN
de2s-lm Passenger Agent
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Deafness and JOSS Of sight completely CURED
by Dr. GarInel, ~ the Gayoso House, the ceie-
Bra-ej eve and ear doctor.
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Lut1- Wfndis & Co. wIu have another
large stock ssHs tnls morning a. ten O'Clock al
l1rty-oae q f0rty-three South Cogr street
The consignment consists OF mglss, horses and
mares and must be closed out. Remember the
tame 1-G place. frank HYDE, A-ucuoneer.
Aot ~No.-Ihrough some mist5ke 81 was re-
ported that The steamer Westmorl6Hd Eas
sunk bat She appeared "a, our wharf yesterday
evening, loaded 20 tine guards, and bought meat
from A. J.. kuel q Co, the best butchers west OF
the Allegheny mountains
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IMOPRTANT TO
COTTON SHIPPERS!

ftNhE hAALM Al fJMrtETFE ara u~-
| mak1uga discriminate .lr rr-.g- t~ ~
ton. New York ami Pa8vfaarra Trrupr
DOLLARS PEk BALE jon ayorof
COTTOy.
We beg 70 give notice that We are rrars-.r ID,
Comprezr wlth DISPATCH q tue "CHlCkAsAW
terms
COMPRISING and delivering 20
steainboats . Up=- Bale.
Repairing. when ordered new
Sample -
New Begging 30 c0Ter Rough
New Begging to cover whole Bale, 20
GgLL q SIMPSON.
Memphis Tenn Ian. %. f4F fsuE I'm
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Election Notice.

NOTICE. hereby notify all persons
existing between Geo. ". Scott and mos. Il.
Ogden, under the name OF Ogden q SCOTT is
spoasIble FOR any debts Of said ThoS II. Ogden,
done under the former name, on and after this
dav, The business will be continued by the un-
defsien-d IN ms own name, at the Old stand.
GEO. ". SCOTT.
No. IS Union Street.
Memphis. Tenn, Jan SOth, 1898. febi
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A Grand Billiard Tournament

4 UiUIlW UiIIiuTU IJIFIIafIitiII
WILL take place no the GATOSO HALL. iu
" the city of Memphis commencing on tie
18th OF February, 1915, and continuing for sax
consecutive nights Three prizes will lie offered :
One for SNG; one for $40. one FOR $40. open TO
slt coIaers- The tournament VIII be under the
immediate supervision OF the worid-fenOWu5d
DUDLEY KAVANAGH.
The table 20 De used upon this occasion Is q
four pocket table made expressly for this Tour
uameut. by Kavanaugh & Decker. the cush-
Ions Of which they claim TO be superior % any
in the world. owing 10 theIimitcd spacsofth
HAL, the price OF admission viii be Tor the sea-
son Of six nights, SO. Single ticket, = Front
seals reserved for ladies' Tournament viii
at ~ O'Clock. No Honey dnkem
az tise door. Sale OF tickets will commence
THURSDAY, February lst. To be had OF Bielock'
rial Billiard Hall.
Ja2s-zw JAS T. RICHARDSON, Manager.
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DOibesr's Commercial College, 2S0 Main
street viii be kept open, day and night, during
the entire year. New pupils can begin any day
in Book Keeping, Writing, Mathematics,
french, Photography, etc. Persons from the
country can take a fnu Commercial Course IN
a few weeks. MsssrA Dolbesr Prefer 20 the c!u-
zens OF 1.-THE Southern States and ten thousand
or their former pupils. febl d&wIm
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-09-03

The Origin of KeLshes.-Garlic came from
Sicily, where, for my part, wish II had staid.
Beans blossomed first within sight OF embryo
mummies, in the land of the SphynX; and the
eggplant first laid its glossy treasures under an
African sum- and Southern Europe gave us the
arnchoke and the beet To Persia we stand In
debted for peaches, walnuts mulberries, and
score of everyday luXuries and necessities; to
Arabia we owe the cultivation of spinage; and
gratitude tor the horse-radisb. AT Siberia the
the victims of modern inemperance may shake
their CORY locks torever-tor from that cold.
unsoclal land came rye, the father of that great
tre-W ater river which has tioated so many Jolly
souls on its treacherous tides, and engulted so
much OF humanity's treasure The chestnut, dear
TO squirrels and young America, first dropped its
burTs on Italian soil. Whoever dreams, while
ENJOYING his "Bergamotte," his "Flemish
Beanty.n or his "Jargonele," that the first pear
blossoms opened within sight of the Pyramids? /?
and what far schoolgirl of the pickleeating
tribe dreams of thanking the East Indies for her
cucumbers? Parsley, that prettiest of all pretty
greens, taking so naturally tolour American soil
that 1t seems quite to the manor born, is only q
sojOurner among us. Its native home is Sar-
quaintanceship with civilized man. Onions
too, are only naturalized foreigners in America.
| had hoped that in poetic justice research
would prove this pathetic bulb to have sprung
from the land OF Niobe: but, no; Egypt stretches
forth her withered hand, and claims the onion
as her own Maize and potatoes, thank heaven
can mock us with no foreign pedigrees. They
are ours-ours to command, to have, and 10
hold from times beginning to its ending, though
England and Ireland buster over "cornn and
"praties" till they are hoarse.
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A Romantic Story.

WIDOWS LOVE FOR her CoAcHMAN, AND WHAT
CANE OF IT.
Pittsburg (Pa.) paper tells the following
About two years since wedding took place
at the office OF Alderman Donaldson, and a
wealthy old gentleman named Burns-then re-
siding in Manchester, but since deceased
became the husband OF prepossesslng damsel
OF sweet sixteen. After enjoying the sweets of
connu6ial felicity for the brief space OF six
months the aged bridegroom died, leaving his
youth1ul partner the snug sum OF ten thousand
dollars. Being very fond of paying visits to
the rural districts, well to the grave OF her
dear departed, she frequently had recourse TO the
livery stable of Andrew Jackman Tor the purpose
OF hiring vehicles. Here she met a young man
named Clay Crider who was engaged by Mr.
Jackman in the capacity OF groom or driver
AT the lady's own request Crlder always took
charge of the team when she went out. After
time they became intimate-then affectionate
and finally the young widow threw herself in
the arms OF the 1ackey,' and declared the full
measure of her passion. Another marriage
ceremony took place in the dIngy office of
Alderman Donaldson, on the 10th day OF last
January and Crider became the lawful sue
cessor of Burns, not only in the affections of
the lady, but also in the management Of her
property. Everything elided smoothly with
them Tor time, until the father of the bride
learned that Crder had left a wife and two
children in Gettysburg. After investigating
the report, and being fully satisfied of It's accu
racy, he repaired TO the office of Alderman
Donaldson, where he preferred a charge of
| blgamy against the husband of his daughter
Crider became cOenlZant Of this matter, and
4 ere he could be arrested he fled from the clty.
He returned on Saturday, however, and on
Monday was arrested by Officer Sarber, who, at
his request, conveyed him to the home OF Mrs.
| Crider No. 2, Water alley, Allegheny city. He
| implored her to furnish the necessary BAIL but
she only laughed and, chucking him playfully
under the chin, bid him 60 to the Penitentiary
like man. He turned from her disgusted and
in two hours after he was consigned to the
county Jail to await trial.n
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-09-03
DANCING ACADEMIES.
I. CARPENTER 4 sONls DANCING

n L. CARPENTER a SONS DANCING
No s25 ARCH STREET
ID, L. Carpenter. the we'll known and experienced
forms Parents and ouns Ladies and Gentlemen that
his Academy for Private Tuition Will reopen for the
reception q hSnRbAY SG6Ghrs Sn SEPTEMBER !, 1866,
for the Fall Winter and spring. ~,
Every attention as heretofore, VIII pc pad 10 advance
his scholars in every particular and he be
punctualy at his rooms, No go ARCH Street, daily
A"O DnsD BAYS OF TUITION FOR LADIES
MONDAY, WEDNESDAY AND FRIDAY AFTER
FOR YOUNG MISS rs AND MASTERS,
TUEsDAY, THURSDAY oAND S SATURDAY AFrES-
EVENINGS FOR GFNTLEWEN.
TUESDAY, THURSDAY AND SATURDAY EVEN
PRIVATE EVENINGS. FOR LADIES AND GEN
MONDAY, WEDNESDAY,, AND FRIDAY EVEN
DIRECT PRIVATE TUITION
given In classes or single lessons every morning.
Terms, etc, made known at ID. L. Carpenter d sons
Academy. ,,-.--.,. T.. -,
the iatest fashionable dances Of the season
All CAlops, alizes, Hops. etc, and the many diier'
e'i' D'N - GERMAN CoTILLIoN
tsgetheT, he viii teach usual al round dances and
Dladrlles. and, In fact, any dance that NAV be re-
Iuesed scholars can commence at any time uuTing
'"e iAii anP PRIVATE Is0 0CSoTTiLLIoN soIREEs
will be given TO scholars and friends at his Rooms ths
solrees at the usca Fund all, and grand Masuue
Annual Floral BAH III be given at the Academy OF
Music this season Information VIII be given aDpli-
cation 10 ID. l.. Carpenter
Tickets reaoy his for his Opening Soiree
CONSTA NTINF II ONIDAS CARPENTER,
s27sm No. 625 ARCH Street.