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Nnn-Resident Nntice.

In the Chancery Court of Memphis, TeEn.
No. IfS9-Jno. A. Higgins VS.. Jas. n Freeman
and j. W. WikersOn.
1T appearing from afidavit IN this cause that
the defendant. Jas. h. Freeman, is q resident
OF the state of Mississippi, nonresident
ef the State OF Tennessee; IL is there
fore ordered, that he make his appear
ance herein at the Courthouse, in the
city Of Memphis, Tenn by or before the nrst
honda in February, 1867, ard plead, answer or
demur to complainant bill, or the same win be
taken for confessed. as to him, and set for hear
ing ex parte, and that a copy OF this order be
published once a week for four successive
weeks in the Memphis APPEAL.
A copy attest:
ACQUISITION ASTON, Clerk and Master.
By r. J. BIACS, Deputy clerk and Master.
LogwOod q PeytOn, sols. Tor complainant
na|rE TnwulW
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MEMPHIS AND LOUISVILLE
RAILROAD
FAST FREIGHT LINlEl
NOtlce to Merchants and Shippers.
ThrouQh Frei0ht Trains

OFFICE OF GENERAL SUPEP z~FTENDEsT,l
MEMPHIS, Aus ust IS, 1895,
THIS Line viii, on MONDAY NEXT, COM
4 m nee running tkeir
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Non-Resfdent Notice.

In the Chaueery CO1rt OF Memphis, Tenn.
30. IS35-Presley r. Peyton vs.. Frank Cochran
ct al.
IT appearing from sfidavit In this cause, that
the defendants. Frank cochran and Jose
prime Cochran this wife and Jas Il. LenOw
are nonresident OF tbeState o. Tennessee Ill
therefore ordered that they make their appear
ance herein At the Courthouse IN the city OF
Memphis, Tenn, Oh or before the first Monday IN
February, 1851, and plead, answer or denuI
10 cO~mplainantS biz, or the same Will be taken
for confessed, as to them, and set for hearing
ex paTte, and that n copy OF this order be pub
! shed once q week, for four successive weeks
in the Memphis APPEAL.
AC~opy-Attest.
AOGUSTON ASTON. Clerk and Master.
By Il J. BLACK, Deputy Clerk and Master.
LogwOod & Reyton, sols. for complainant.
dec3 laW4W
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HlsOLre1lf Notice.

HAVIHG suggested the insolvency OF John
II ". MOrrison's estate to the Clerk OF the
County Court OF shelby County, all persons
holding claims sgainst said estate are hereby
notified 10 file them with said Clerk, duly su-
thenticated, by the 10Th day Of June, 1867; n
any claim not dled on or before said dav shall
be forever barred, both in law and equity.
JIM. B. ROBINSON, Administrator.
December u. 1876. d1cI5 Ia--4g-
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Physicians Prescriptions Promptly Fill
at all Hours, Day or Night7aa
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Non- Resident Notjce-

IN the County Court Of Sherry County, Tenn.
Petition 10 sell + al Estate.
". H. Hill, Lee Hill, Eli Hill q ais, vs.. the
hets Of Mrs. Marian and Isaiah Goodwin,
deceased, ct ais.
I n Tits eause IL appearing from affidavit on
Il file that the heirg at law Of Mrs. Marian and
Isaiah Goodwin, deceased, Whose children's
christian names are unknown are nOn-resi-
dentso 81 the state Of Tennessee; IL IS therefore
ordered, that they DO enter their Appearance
herein, at the Courthouse in the city OF Menu
phis, on or befOrethe first Monday in February.
1867, and plead, answer or denur TO complain
ants petition, or the same will b6 taken for
confessed as to them and set for hearing ex-
parte. It Is further ordered, that a copy Of this
order be published once a week fox four con-
secutiYe weeks in tue Memphis APPEAL. a
newspaper published in the city Of Memphis.
JOHN LOAGUE, Clerk.
December u 1885.
Hauum & MuIiisan. solicitors for complain
80 dacia laWlWe
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MEDICAL,

GAlIt1HAN's Pills are composed simply Of TegetG-
Ole Medicines. They are CGfhdrffc Pills, acting
upon the Stomach, LiUer, and BOtrels containing
no Arsenic, CaloneL Blue Mss, or any other Mineral
substance. The great advantage the Proprietors claim
1r these Pills Is that without the aid Of Calomel,
Blue Mass or any other Minerals they viii cure the
most obstinate cases Of CHILL AMI FEVER,
DUMB AGUE- PERIODICAL HEADACHE, NEU-
EALdlA- and all affections Of a Ike character. Fol-
low the directions and yOu viii find they will dc ell
mat Is claimed for them. Try one box, and their own
merits will recommend them ever afterwards.
We have used GdUighGn's Pills, and have
never known them % fail 20 cure when the directions
public favor.
HoS. = H. WATTS, Ex-Gov. Of Alabama
III JUDGE, Judge supreme Court Of Ala
kOBERr DOUGHERTY, Judge 9th Circuit
o. Alabama.
WV. G. WALLET, sheriff Montgomery Co.. Ala
Hos. ALEX B CLITHERALL, Montgomery, Ala.
Coz JAS. i. WEAVER "
CRAWFORD BIBB. a. -
MA. = A. BANKS, Com. Merchant n. o. La
, MASON, Esq, Msyor Wetumpka, Ala
NIKE WOODS, Atty at Law, POO B'dwsy NY
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new SOUTHERN MUSlC BOOK
Just Published:
Q r.;
OR, THE
Richmond Collection Of Sacred Music.
By R. N. MCINTOSH,
OF Virginia.

Essentially Southern in its main features,
of the best Northern copyright Music. Its aU-
army, composed many stirring pieces I'm mo-
ments suatched d~uringits msrchings and coun-
ter-marchmgs in Virginia. The dirge used At
the funeral Of Gen. I. J. Jackson, {Sto wall,)
May II, 1863. was from his pen, and is Included
In this collection.
"Afr. Mcintosh" says the Richmond WTtiq,
" is well known throughout the South as an
author and teacher Of finished excellence, with
q musical reputation rarely attained by any
man Of his age in this country. In the South
he stands 1.-THE very head OF church music, no
one disputlng the position with him"
The book embraces everything of value OF
Southern or Southwestern origin, much OF
which is now for the FIRST time reduced to q
written form. Its variety Il great-emhracing
all metres IN use, in every key and every va
riety Of measure-with a fall elementary de-
partment and fine collection Of new anthems,
set pieces and sentences. IL contains nearly
800 closely printed pages, neatly and tastefully
gotten up, well printed and bound.
Price, 81 So, for which It Will be sent, post
free to any part OF the country.
Single copies, for examination and introduce
ton, sent to any address, postage paid, on re-
ceIpt Of OHe dollar.
+, ]. HUNTINGTON g. CO.,
Publishers and Booksellers,
459 Broome St. New York.
~ Any Southern paper giving the above
two Insertions, and seAding a copy OF their
paper TO the publishers, shall have The volume,
post free agiI
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Red River Plantation for Sale.

z WILL eeli at private sale, to close the ad-
ministraiion, the well known plantation,
belonging TO the estate of DR.. Isaac N. Jones,
deceased, situated in Lost Prairie" Lafayette
county, Arkansas, containing 1900 acres, with
upwards Of so acres in the highest state Of cul-
tfuation, which, for richness or soil. beauty and
convenience in all OF its surroundings, Is IN
equalled by any plantation on Red River,
above the raft.
Terms easy, Cash. Part cash or on time as
NAV best suit the pm chaser. Possession given
on the first day OF January next, lS57.
WIN. W. ANDREWS,
Administrator of the Estate OF I. y. Jones.
Washington, Ark, July &c, 1850 deceased.
Those wanting further as to
onaIitv. locality, improvements, price and
terms II sale, call on or address L. +. CARR,
Attorney at Law, 80 Main street, Room So
Memphis, Tenn. agl oet1
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Successors to Butt, Fleming 4 Co..
druggists and ApOthecaries,
no. 37G FRONT STREET,
Four doors North OF Gayoso House,
MEMPHIS, TENN.

81 Physicians Prescriptions Promptly Filled
at all Hours, Day or Night7Sa
WE keep a var ed and general stock OF
Drugs, Medicines, Toilet Goods, Brushes,
Combs, Soaps. Cosmetics, Fin Old Brandies,
Whisky and WInts, for medicinal use; also,
Patent Medicines, Fin Segars, smoking and
Chewing Tobacco, and other goods too m
Cus to mention, usually kept in a hrst-class
Family and Prescription Drug Establishment.
Merchants, Families and Planters orders
promptly nlled, and orders solicited. Ply
SicianS' prescriptions promptly hlled at all
hours, day or nizhi.
We hope by strict and prompt personal at
teHtion to business to merit a share OF public
patronage.
BEN. F. FLEMING & co.
"UNCLE BEN" will be pleased to have the
patronage OF the friends Of the Old and retired
firms, and his friends and acquaintance gene
rally, being ably assisted by LOUIS NJ. WAR
MUTH, a graduate of Germany and France, in
Pharmacy and Chemistry, and speaks both
these languages, as well as English. our Ger
man and French friends viii always ind him
the genial and accomplished gentleman.
Memphis, NovenI Der J., 1865. uOv3 Pm
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A NEW ERA IN
. EN-
Teeth Extracted Without Pain By the
Aid OF Local Agencies.

IT viii he highly gratifying tothe many thou
sands who are suffering with decayed and
aching teeth, and who have been dreading to
hsve fhem extracted for years 20 learn that
Dr- !. b. WATSON, Dentist, o. this city, Is ex-
frqefing teeth daily, with the aid Of an entirely
new discovery, without giving the slightest
main and without the least possible danger or
Inconvenience to the patient Whatever And
hIs great f~aeilitiss Tor manufacturing plate
work. can insert new teeth in any number,
from one 70 an entire full. set In a lew hours
afer extraction, which teeth are entirely natu-
raj and can be worn with every degree or COM
fort until the mouth and gums are IN a suitable
for q permanet set
sS-Onice, corner OF Main and Monroe, No
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/ .
THE BALTIA0RE AND HGYAEll STEAM
SHIP COMPANY.
REGULAR sFMI-MoNTHEY LINE.

EORBALTIMOREVIA BAVANAANND KEY
Il WEST, carrying the United Sta tes mails.
Through Tickets to New goriE, $50.
TIE list comprises the follow ing drst-elass
steamships.
LIBERTY, 1900 tons, VIM. Rollins Commander
CUBA, 100 tons, Thos. A Balm, { commander.
9ne If the above fine steamers viii be dis
patched from New Orleans Tor T saitimore via
Havana and Key West, on the 5th and 18th Of
each month.
For freight or passage, having unsurpassed
accommodations apply TO
WlTHERSPOON < HALSlER ,Ag'ts,
% CarOndelet street, New Orleans.
N.B.-No bills OF fading but those OF the COM
pany VIII be signed. Permits fsr fczt. 1t must
ceiyed, or bills Of ladtng signed, after L o'clock
on day OF sailing. sell
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at the Merchants Exchange. in d Fellows
Hall, corner OF Main and North Court streets.
Memphis, Tenn, sell, To the highest bidder, for
cash, the following property, tO-wit A certain
lot OF land situate, lying aud being ia the
county Of shelby and STATE OF Tennessee, and
designated upon HilIs Subdivision Of land. In
the l4Lh civil District Of said county, As lot No.
six t6l, together with all o the ap-purteEances
thereuutO belonging. The title to said property
is believed to be good. but viii oAly sell ana
as Trustee. Equity OF redemption
waived.
sale at L o'clock m.
JOHN r. IRRELEVANT. Trustee
RoYsIEa, ~TREzEYANT & Co, Auctioneers
lockwood & PeytOu. ans 30i
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LEGAL.
Trustees Sale.

DY virtue Of a Trust Deed, executed to me on
ID the 2Sth day Of June, 1906, by Frank Gill0O-
ley. and duly registered in the Registers office
Of Shelby county, Tennessee, for the purpose OF
paying the debt therein mentioned, wid, on
Saturday, the 0th Day Of February, 1851,
at the Merchants Exchange, IN Odd Fellows
Hall, in the city Of Memphis, Tenn, sell, TO the
highest bidder. for cash, the OilOWiug property,
tO-wit: \ certain lot OF land lying, being and
situate in the county OF Shelby ami stale OF
TenneSs e n city OF Memphis and
on HIS subdivision Of original country lot
No il, as lot 81, together with ali OF tee appur-
tenances thereuntO belonging. The title tosaid
property Is believed to be good, but viii sell
ami convey only as Trustee. Equity Of re-
dem Duon waived.
sale atl2 O'Clock, m.
JOHN T.. IRRELEVANT, Trustee.
RpYsTER, IRRELEVANT & Co., Aucti1neers.
Inntwnnd N pevtnn- inns .nd
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$EMPEIES APPEAL
THE TELEGRAPH.

THE TELEGRAPH.
BY A s A. JONAS.
Click, click, click,
It's "a wonderful trick
This little invention OF Morses;
Travelling quicker Tar
Than PhObus car
Though whirlwinds were the horses'
GoSSiping ever
OF tide and Of river,
OF Freedom. ana thrones grown rotleui
OF the friend in need,
OF the murder deed,
And --latest quotations for Cotton
Click, click, click,
lis a wonderful trick;
Needless of time ard space,
or the bilows connection,
As under the Ocean
Itruus its miraculous race.
The shy mermaid
And the beautiful naiad,
Hide in the coral DELI
Though the waters are dark
Lest the viEilant spark
OF their charms to the world should TELL
Click. click, click,
Ills wonderful trick,
Time looks on his glass in WONDER
THAT no sand should run,
Fre the Journey Is done
OF the spirit that speaksln
lis a mighty chain
Thar Enqms the main
Tarc tbe wiz on she Omnipresent
And shouts DER the land
The Kings command.
or whisDers the plea Of the peasant.
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UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA.
Of Professors

u,uE poari Of Visitors viii meet al he Unit
versifv- on the 18th day Of August, for tie
,isIrroSe 81 appointing q Professor OF he Latin
frrvuaes and Literature. and a frCfCssOr OF
Tnfe7nafionai and Constitutional Law, EQUITY
auG ne Law Merchant
Communications in reference to either Of
-ecsor "a the University OF Virginia. ,sra ~
Wp1- Wertsmbaker, Secretary.
= MAUPI
iyI7t ChaifnsD Of the Faculty,
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The following lines by Bulwer are ca
pable of being read any way;
T,o,oya IN At trih round the chsrmsthat ghds,
on ruins while il shines.
II Is said to have been Thackeray who
Dointed out that this might be read;
me- charms that tribe round the love II gilds,
SHINES while 1t ruins OFT
Or:
The rims that love glds and shines atouhu'
on trines where il charms.
Or:
The trines that love gilds while OF 1t shines
In charms the ruin round.
And Weld about the same modleum Oh
sense in either Of the four versions.
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MEMPHIS & LITTLE ROCK
RAILROAD,

SECRETARY AND TREAsUEER's OFFICF,0
No IA Monroe street,
MEMPHIS, Tenn, Nov. I'D, 1850.
AAT i. " ALDRAN, Secretary aud T1eaSu-
W . rer: Five hundred and tx enty thou
sand dollars Of the nrst mortgage bonds OF this
company have been subscribed for by The best
citizens of Memphis. You will therefore pro-
coed 10 call for and collect the 6rst instaIrlent,
and hve per cent. per month, thereafter, until
the whole is paid y. q. BRINkLEsY,
PreSt NJ. and l.. II. Z. X, Co.
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The Big Raft
On M a disOn Street,

R00 000 FEET Of the best White p inc
OOO.OOO Lumber ever brought to { ne
Memphis Market. All kinds OF JQn,ber con l.
stsntIy kept on hand, dressed ana undressed /;
Lsthg, Ptckets, Shingles, etc Quick sales and |
small profits, the motto.
The obliging aud arable John L. Milford IL
the once, lA Asdisops Dresb SCI ,
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MEMPHIS MUSIC EMPORIUM!
81. ]. KATEENBACE, 81,

DUBLISHER of Sheet Music, and dealers
i in Pianos Cabinet Organs, and all
kinds OF Musical violin
and Guitar Strings. and every description
Of Musical Merchandise. The undersigned
Is sole agent for SreinwHy 81 sons EisnOs,
and other first class makers. Mason and
Hauskin's Cabinet Organs, etc, and
sells at Factory Prices, wholesale and re
tail. Our stock of sheet Music ana Musical
Instruction Books is the largest and most
complete in the city, and orders from schools
and dealers will be hlled at as low rates as in
New York or New Orleans.
Country Merchants and Druggists Sre
especially invited to examine our well selected
stock of Violin. Guitar h Eanf0.S Strings,
Of which article we make "A s~pecialit
Each Piano sold will be warranted for five
years, and no extra charge made pPr STOOL,
cover, freight or boxing.
Second hand Pianos taken in exch ange for
new ones.
Pianos and all other Musical instruments
tuned and repaired by competent worEnen.
Engravings, Oh Paintings and fancy Sketches
for sale.
Picture, LOoking-glass and Adverti4men
frames made to order.
Send for circular and musical catalogue
r. KATZENBACE,
Sl7 Main street, West Side,
nnTQ DIM tive ana-a Eun.HI 90 &c.,
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LIVERY article usually kept by Druggists can
u be found here. My stock Is all new and
fresh, and such asI can guarantee. To the citi-
zens Of Memphis, Planters, Merchants, Ply
siciaus, and all who are IN need Of anything
IN my line, 1 would take this method OF aSsur-
ing them that their orders viii be nlled upon
rallied upon. To those of my former patrons,
who have dealt with uie up 10 the time l was
OF necessity compelled 20 sell out, ! would
cordially ask q renewal OF their acquaintance,
assuring them that our past and former deal
ings Is only a guarantee OF what the 1uiure Will
be, promising Always 10 do the best 1 can.
The PRESCRIPTION L ARTMENT being
one Of the most important branches OF the
Ap0tleCary business, and one that requires
skill and experience. viii receive my por-Oual
attention, aBd during my absence will Ee under
tie control OF competent and careful ApOthe-
carries, accessible al all hours day or night.
Soliciting an examination Of stock and prices,
1 am, very respectfully, your humble servant,
j.. i. GOODYEAR,
Druggist and Apothecary, $40 Second St,
dpr2T I'm Near A0urDa- MeIuDhil- Tenn.
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NOTICE

Subscribers will please call at my ofice. II
Monroe street, on the 10Th day OF December
next. and pay the first instalmeuLO on the bonds
subscribed Tor by them. All the work has been
let out. viii be 10, and contraC tors
must ave money.
W. WALDRAN, Secy and Treas.
Memphis and Little Rock h. r. Co.
November g2i. 1879 pov.ry-
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Tr3Esfeg'S Sale.
Saturday, the 9th Day Of Febraary. IsG

DT virtue Of q Trust Deed executed to me on
ID the 18Th cay Of June, 1851. by j :. Renfroe,
and duiy registered in tue Register Office o.
shelby county, Tennessee, for the purpose Of
paying the DEBT therein secured, / viii, on
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msnts reported q bill 10 set the curbstonss and
pave the footway on the south side Of V street
north, between Thirteenth and Fourteenth streets
vest and bill 10 grade and gravel street north,
from First 10 Seventh street east. Passed.
Mr.. Baker, from the COMMITTEES on Claims re-
ported bill for tho relief Of WIN. u. Downingi
and bill d. A. for the relief Of Josiah Simpson
Passed.
Mr.. Drury submitted q resolution which wa,
amended, on motion Of Mr.. Mulloy, and agreed TO-
as followst
Rs,Oived, That the Water Registrar be-, and HI
Is hereby, requested to furnish this Board with I
statement Of the amount Of revenue In his ofic'
during the year 1869, and also the amount Of eI
pensss In said offoo for the same period OF time
and for what purposes.
On motion Of Mr.. Peugh the bill TO roorganiz
tho Washington Almshouse was made the specia
order for next Monday evening at o'clock.
The bill (B. Az for the relief Of VIM. Booth bill
(B. Az 10 provide certain plat books. Passed.
Also, q concurrent resolution for the appoint
msnt Of . Joint committee TO report what amend
msnt 10 the building regulations Is requisite TO pre-
vent tho construction Of unsafe buildings and ais
TO report what supervision should be given to th
construction Of buildings In furtherance Of said oh
ject. Agreed TO; and Messrs. Joyce, simms an
Mulloy were appointed on the part Of this Board.
On motion the Board adjourned.
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FESIAH MEETING LAST NIGHT.-There was
large and enthusiastic meeting Of the friends Of
tho revolution In ireland last evening, at the As
sembly Rooms on Louisiana avenue.
The meeting was called to order by Mr.. P. Hare,
and Francis McNerhaney presided, and made
an eloquent appeal to the friends Of Irish independ
ence to be true to the cause at this time.
Hon. VIM. L. Robinson, Hon VIM. A. Darling
Of New York, John II. Greene of Cincinnati, Gen.
Gleeson and others made speeches pertinent to the
occasion.
The following resolutions were unanimously
adopted;
Whereas, the present revolutionary movement
in Ireland being confessedly, even by the English
Government, a general uprising Of the people Ia
throw of the yoke Of oppression, under which they
have so long groanedi and whereas 1t is the para.
mount duty Of every Irishman especially, and all
lovers Of freedom Of every nationality to assist by
every means at their disposal tho reyolutionistsi
therefore be It
Rssolred That while holding, mistaken, our
fealty and devotion to this glorious Republic our
FIRST duty should be the liberation Of our native
land and We hereby pledge ourselves to renewed
and increasing exertion, by all and every honora'
BILE means, whereby that contamination may be rem
dered certain.
ResOlvsd That the Irishmen Of this District, re.
Numbering their past services to this Government,
and feeling assured Of the Justice Of their cause,
earnestly and respectfully call on the proper au
thorities here to recognize as belliserents theiI
countrymen now In the field In Ireland.
Subscriptions and contributions were solicited IL
favor Of the revoutioniss and nearly $500 in cast
was received, and subscriptions sufficient to maxi
the total amount 81, 900.
The meeting was largely attended and very en-
| thusiastic.
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FIRES LAST NIGHT.-At seven minutes
past eight o'clock last night an alarm of fire was
sounded from box go, located in the Government
Printing Office. The FIRE originated in small
twostory frame building in the Of the printing
office and was saved from total destruction through
the effects of the members of the Metropolitan
Hook and Ladder Company, who put out the FIRE
with buckets.
Later in the evening" at 9;20, another alarm was
sounded from box IS. The ERE in this instance
originated in tho locomotive house at the depot Of
the Washington, Alexandria and Georgetown Rail
road Company, on Maryland avenue, but from what
cause is unknown. Notwithstanding the efforts Of
the fire department the frame building was de-
stroyed. None of the rolling stock was injured by
| the conAagration.
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FUNERAL HoNoRs.-The funerals Of three
Of the unfortunate victims Of the late FIRE at the
Central Hotel took place yesterday, and were
largely attended, not only by the personal friends
of the deceased, but by several lodges of Odd
Fellows and Masons.
Tho funeral Of Mr.. Enrich took place at Masonic
Hail. corner Of Ninth and d streets. His remains
were taken to Oak Hill (Georgetown) Cemetery for
interment.
The funeral of Mr.. +. MuliDghaus took place
from his late residence, No. 447 Massachusetts,
avenue, between Sixth and Seventh streets, at 81
O'Clock. His remains were taken to the German
Cemetery and were accompanied by representa-
tiyes Of the German Association.
The remains Of Mr.. John p Ihrig another vic.
tim, were taken to Oak Hill for interment.
Mr.. Ostermeyer who died from the effects Of his
injuries on Sunday morning will be buried to-day
| Twelfth and Thirteenth.
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RESUMPTION OF RAILROAD COMMUNICATION.
"A train of cars passed over the reconstructed rail
road bridge over the Potomac yesterday The
bridge has been thoroughly repaired, and trains
are again running regularly.