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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-03-28

There was 3 good list OF boats at cur
lsvse yesterday, and but little freight in
sight.
The Clifton left for Cincinnati yesssr-
day with $50 bales Of cotton and q goodly
number OF people.
The Star Waarfbost wss taken in tow
at an early ncur yesterday morning and
departed for Helena. Capt. Larry
'Hsrmstsd has removed his effects 10 The
uptown ofie-, No. 224 Madison street,
but will keep q clerk upon the leyss as
usual TO attend to steamers that may ar
rive day or night.
Capt. d. DsHsvsn is opening a hand
some office ia the rear Of J. 7. Bourne &
Co.'s, No. II Jefferson street, where 81
Information relating to the Mississippi
Navigation Company can be gained.
The Lady Withsap will back q to
morrow fOr FGTsed Deer river, she 2oss
70 DyersSurg, direct, and makes all way
landings.
Toe Darling, Capt. Carter, is the reg
ulsr CINCINNATI packet for "Wednesday
next She is popular aud very comfort
able.
The Julia, Capt. Calzhan, is the regular
Vicksourg packet for Monday. Audv
Isaacs is chief clerk.
The RuOieon was past due last night
She was crippled, We learn, at some
point below.
The Belle Memphis, Capt. Crane.
leave on Tuesday for Cairo and S..
Louis,
The Laura, Capt. Morg. Bstsmaa.
leaves on Monday for all points on
White, Little Red and Black rivers
The Magenta, Capt. Hicks, will pass
down for New Orleans on Tuesday next.
Tina Af Eranafa "a IT, - 90
Francis river packet for Tuesday. Tom
Bowman is master.
The elegant Des Arc, Capt. bIstt
Glass, leaves on Tuesday for al points
on White river.
The U. ). mail packet, W. A. Cald.
well, Capt. Haynes, leaves on Tuesday
for Little Rock and all way points. Jack
Chambers is clerk.
Capt. Bill Thompson will be in port
to-day with his fiae steamer Pauline
Carroll, and leaves at II %. for Vicks-
burg and New Orleans. Mr. Rhodes rs
her clerk.
The Geo. w, Cheek, in backing Dol
last evening, came nesr making a wreck
OF the COoss. The latter boat lost her
iarOOard guard, and her hull made q
narrow escape from being crushed in.
The Henry Ames and W. R. Arthur
lett New Ogleans last night. The Noble
Able leaves tomorrow and the Bismarck
on Wednesday next.
The Great Republic will be due from
New Orleans this afternoon or tonight.
She is q fine steamer, and it is a pity
that she has no agent at this port.
Capt. Abe NJ. Hutchinson, one Of the
best and most popular s-teamboatmen on
the Upper Mississippi, will, We are glad
to Learn, command his race horse, the
Phil. Sheridan, this season, between st.
Louis and st. PAM. Many Memphians
who g to Minnesota this coming sum-
mer will make it their business 10 eOunecL
81 st. Louis with Capt Abe's packet.
The Upper Mississippi is said to be
open 10 Dubuque.
Captain Pegram, late Of the Ruth, will
command the Olive Branch.
The Thompson Dean will have her
cabin put on under way.
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CONCERT FOL ST. PETERS PAROCHIAL
SCHOOL When the public schools sus-
pended last fall the Priests Of st. Peters
determined to do what they could to res
cue tbs rising generation, whose parents
were unable to incur the expense Of
sending to private schools, from being
turned sdIift on the streets, had q school
house built on Washington street, in
which nuns from the st. Agnes taught,
free Of charge, aud whe, e they aec0mmO-
dated upwards of 800 pupils of both
sexes, until the public schools resumed,
since which time they have instructed
as many as les, slsrge number Of whom
would probably not attend any place OF
instruction. To pay off the bslance of
inds btedness incurred In putting up this
school house, the Concert on next Mon
day night will be given in st. Peters
Church, and the following programme
has been fixed upon it may be changed
in a few minor points, but the main parts
will certainly be performed
L. Grand March for Organ, Flate and Violin.
2. Nights Shade no LO~nger-ChOrus-
g The SiciIIan Shepherds Morning Prayer
4 Prayer from Moses in E~gypt-solos and
Chorus.
5. DIvlna Instiria, Concerted dong for Sop
ram-TenOr and two Bases.
6. Chorus of Pilgrims returning home nom
pilgrimage, Oh arriving within sight OF
home. Their,
Z Final march home, with Organ, Flute and
Violin. And,
s. Prayer upon reaching the Public Square
Soprano Solo.
These three numbers viii form a beautiful
musical D cturel.
8. o, Salnt-4is-Soprsno 500. by BassiRi.
10, Bass solo. from Moses in Egypt-Rossini.
IL. Chorus, To God in Heaven.
II. SOnata or Organ, Violin and Flute.
u Grand Aagqldcat, with twenty-five per-
formers
Tickets 81, to be had at F. Kstzen-
bach's music store, and at the Catholic
bookstore, and at the door.
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The Home Insurance Company
of New Haven, Conn.

We invite the attention of our readers
to the statement OF this Company, in
to-dayis issue. This sterling and relia-
bic company is worthily represented in
Memphis by u friend II. 7. TOmlirs n,
No. II Madison street. From sma | be-
~ginnings the Home has worked up by
perseverance, together with fair and
honest dealing with her patrons, to the
very first rank among the best insurance
companies In the country. The com
psUy was organized Nov. /, 1859, with q
paid up capital Of $3.50, 900. This was
increased in February, 1860, to $500 600 +;
again increased, April, 1854, to $500 600 ;
aud in January, 1866, to 81 900 0G0 By
the statement it will be stel shenOw has
q capital and surplus of 81 622, 974 80,
and during this period has paid t its
p0liey-holders, in losses, the large sum Of
four million SiI hundred ana forty one
thousand nine hundred and ttOeIUs dol
lars and thirty "a cents "a GAL 9l2 81.
Another evidence OF the immense pro-
gress of the company is shown by tie
New York Insurance Report for 1858,
showing the relative s.andiDg Of one
hundred and hfty-1ive OOmpahles doing
business in that State on the 1st Of Jsnu-
airy, 1859, on the basis of premium re-
ceipts. The Home stands Third on the
list, the only ones ahead Of her being the
ELna of Hartford, and the Home of
New York, and the latter with g capital
of $1,000, 900, only in advance Sa9,OOS
VIA
Homer OF New Haven, I" 2,026,O5z
These are facts which speak for them
selves, and without disparagement to
other companies. We advise Our friends
wishing reliable insurance to call at the
office OF friend TomlinsOn FOR q policy in
the Home" as she pays all just losses
honorably, promptly and without cavil,
to which fact a large number OF our best
citizens can testify.
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TIE ETNA INSURANCE COMPANY OF
NEW York We publish to-day the
statement of this Company, as furnished
the Comptroller of the State in eompli-
snee with the laws. Although compare
lively new to us, it Is one OF the oldest
Companies IN the United States, having
been Incorporated in 1924, and from that
time to the present, (nearly half q cen
tury) has pursued q conser v~ative, and
at the same time, successful course, and
to-day stands among the best Compa-
mics in the land, having her record for
fair and honorable dealing clear, with
her capital intact, and q surplus of &l37.-
452 as. Our genial friend, Col. II. t.
TOmlinson, has the interests OF the Com
pany in charge, aud is ready at all times
TO receive proposals for good and reliable
insurance, lin this as well as
other equally good Companies rep
resented by himl, at his office,
No. II Madison street. Give him
a call, and If the fice-iend calls on you,
you will not regret having done so.
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AT EMMoNs & Son, No. 10 ] fferson
street. and 1893 Main street Reid's Mag
tzine, Onward 80. 4 tApriD, Saturday
Night, Western World, Police News,
Irish People, Irish Citizen, Irish Ameri-
csn, Irish Tribune, Irish Republic, Arti-
san, Criminal y itung, New York CHI :
per, L sslie Paper, Police Ct zstte, Sciens
life American, Boston Pilot, Stats,
New York Weekly Tribune, New YORK
Home Journal, New York Weekly,
Southern Metropolis, Young America
for April, Halls Journal Of Health,
April, Herald OF Health, April, and all
the New York and We2teEp dailies, as
usuel.
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LndieiaI -CnnrentInn-

Editors APpeaL' L would bepleased to
meet the members of the Democratic
Executive Committee at the Office Of
Seruggs d Duncan, 10 Madison street,
on Monday next at three O'Clock pm.
l have 10 record OF the names, and can
now only recall the names Of Col. John
Donovan, Col. NJ. G. Galloway, aEd NJ.
d. Il. Stewart. The entire COMMITTEES
are requested to meet, and the editors Of
the APPEAL and Ledger are most re-
spectfully invited to attend.
p. I. SCRUGGS.
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1. o. of o. f.
Celebration Of The Flftietb
Anniversary.

We learn that the approaching fftieth
anniversary of the honorable order of
the Old Fellows will be celebrated in
this city on the 26sh OF April, by the
brethren Of the Western District of Ten
nessee. ALI the Lodges of the District
will be represented.
The programme, as we are informed,
will embrace a grand procession during
the day, an Grafton 10 be delivered by
Past Grand A. J. Wheeler, st the Green
law Opera House, and at night by 8
grand ball a. the Memphis Club Hall,
tickets for which may be had on eppli.
cation to any Of the following Commit
tee of Arrangements: J. p. Prescott, c.
A. Bsehn, J. z. Russell, George Mel
lersh, j. NJ. Campbell, and H. 7. Read.
The committee have made arrange
msnts with the different railroads run
ming into the city, and also with their
connections, by which visitors can be
supplied with tickets for the round trip
at half price. The programme will be
published in q few days.
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Dr.. w. z. Rogers, Of our city, left yes
terday for La Grange, Tenn, for the
purpose OF performing the operation of
hthotomy upon q youth twelve years of
age. The Doctor hsz achieved an en-.
vlsble reputation as q surgeon, aud being
one OF our oldest ci.izsns, IS well as one
who suffered heaviest during the war,
we are happy ia chronicle his success in
his Procession.
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GRAND BALL, WEDNESDAY, SlsT IN
sTANT.-The object of the Irish Literary
Ssciety's ball is 9 very worthy one-prO-
curing 8 library. 1t promises to be the
finest Of The season. Fair ladies are aid
ing and tickets are being rapidly sold.
If you would not miss a brilliant scene
OF pleasure, buy q ticket and come ID
Coehran's Hall,
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RADICALIsM IN CALVARY CHURCH
We have heard it ruDored hat at the
election for vestrymen for Calvary
R oiseopsll Church, to be held IN Easter
Monday Oo-morrow1 it is contemplated
to so manage it IS that the affairs Of this
old parish and religious corporation shall
pass into the hands OF a certain Radical
clique. We hope this is not true. We
desire to see politics carefully excluded
Immediately concerned will see to it that
such 8 scheme, IL it exist, is defeated.
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STEAM DYERs AND CLEANERs.-Thos.
II. Huat g. Co, No. 246 Second street,
ere prepared to do ell kinds OF cleaning,
diving and securing. They will make
old clothes look as good as bran new, and
that st a cost which, compared with new
ones, is almost nothing. BY a new pro.
cess the original lpster and shape Of the
garment is preserved in sn astonishing
manner. Gentlemen will consult o
omy by sending Hunt q Co. their old
garments.
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NEW GRAss.-An acre Of the Japan
Glover and Lispedezs Striats, so famous
in the Carolinss, is worth to any farmer
$500. The only way TO get the seed is to
send two subscribers to the Southern
Farmer, published in this city by M. w.
Phillips & Co., 81 South Court street, at
81 per annum. 1t Is the most beautiful and
valuable Agricultural Journal published
in the South, and the publishers will give
one ounce OF the seed, clean and fresh,
for two subscribers, or q pound fog
sixteen. One ounce properly treated
this year will seed an acre next. Now is
the time to SOW it. It is the most valu-
able offered by all the journals.
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Ho FOR NEW ORLEANs.-We are au-
thorized to slate that special arrange
meDts will be made by the Mississippi
and Tenneeste Railroad for visitors from
this city to the grand State Fair of thu
Mechanics and Agricultural Fair Asso-
citation Of Louisiana, to commence on
the Oh OF April and continue eight days.
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There were eight arrests in the First
and four in the Second District up to six
O'Clock pm. yesterday.
Not a single item has heea entered
on the lost, strsyed or stolen book since
the 245h instant. phst'ss good show for
Memphis.
jimmy gallagher, the candidate for
Judge Of the Criminal Court, IL under
indictment by the Grand Jury, for re-
ceivlng stolen property, knowing the
same to be stolen at the time. Go in,
Jimmy, and win
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buckeye The great
remedy for the cure 0fPiIeS, just
received and for sale by w. n.
WilkersOn * Co., Druggists, $40
Main Street.
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NO GRAND OPENING.-We
will have NO special opening
day, bus will take pleasure in
showing at any time our lne
Paris BOnneIS ana Hats, as well
as eur elegant stock of French
Flowers and walking Suits.
L.. kREiMER.
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HUCKEYE SALVL4---A fresh
supply Of the justy celebral' d
article for the cuFe Of Plies, re-
ceiVed and Ter sale by
q. w. JONEs q CO.,
Wholesale Druggists.
257 M ain street.
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GRAND OPENING FoRSPRING TRADE.
We shall, on Monday next, the 29ih
inst, display one OF the largest stocks OF
staple and fancy dry goods, clothing,
boots, shoes, hats and notions, IN the
Mississippi valley, both at wholesale and
retail, and invite both wholesale and re-
tail city and country buyers to examine
stock and prices. We are daily re-
ceIving new goods from the Eastern
markets, and our study will be small
profits and quick sales. An examination
~ our immense slock will satisfy al.
M. Kraus & Co., 2lS Main street, corner
o. Adams, opposite the Worsham House.
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Cor. Mains

The richness and variety of goods in
those magnificent show windows OF
Seesseps are the theme Of ladies prone
nading. They convey, however, but 3
faint idea Of the extent and elegance Of
the merchandise in stock.
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CHIRoPoDY is q branch of the surgical
art which, until within 3 few years, wss
practised mostly by chsrlatans and
mountebRnks, who knew IS little Of the
structure Of these wonderful pieces Of
mechanism, the human hand or foot, as
a Hottentot does Of Chesterfisldis letters.
or late years, however, all that has been
changed, and men of scientific attain
ments, and medical and surgical skill,
have made the profession Of CHR
opody q speciality. Such = one Is
DIR. LANE, now at the Peabody
Hotel, who haa for q couple of weeks
past, been prsctieing and operating upon
our best citizens, with unexampled suc-
cess. He has devoted several years to
the study Of the foot and hand, and
there is no ailment that either Is liable
to-cOrns, hunions, callosities, excrescsn-
ces, warts, swellsd joints, nail growing
into the flesh, etc.-but what be removes
almost simultaneously, and without
pain. Try him.
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THE II. a. WISE U N
interesting correspondence.
MEmPH1s, TENN, March z, 1888.

MEMPHIS, TENN, March q, 1853.
Editors Memphis Appeal:
Gentlemen by a resolution OF the
Irish Literary Association, 1 have Oeen
directed to furnish you with a copy Of a
letter received from Hon. Henry A.
Wise, which you ere at liberty to publish,
If you desm the same of interest a q
news item. Very respectfully,
BERNARD COLL, Secretary.
RICHMOND, Va, March p, 1853.
To John League, ESQ.,, President, etc:
Ny dear &r:-Yours of the 10th inst,
came duly to hand, and the check for
500 80, was received and honored Ire
port to you the grateful sense with which
l received this compliment from the geD-
hearts Of Irishmsn. Ia nay pres
ent stripped condition, it was a God
send, and 1 trust that the choicest bless
iDgs Of the Almighty Oliver Of every
good and perfect gift may be vouchssfsd
you and your ccuntrymen, and ecnn-
try, forever. This present, and the feel
it touches, makes my heart as green
again ss the Emerald OF Ireland herself.
God be with her and the oppressed Of
every land, who suffer as her sons do and
have done. l look to q day OF deliver
ance. Yours, gratefully,
HENRY A. WISE.
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REV. JAMES O'BRIEN, Professor Of st.
Vincent's College, Cape Girardesu, Mo-,
will preach at 81. Patrlck's Church this
morning, at hGlf-psst ten O'Clock. At
the same place, on Tuesday evening, the
reverend gentleman will lecture on
+" Temperance" rs illustrated in the life
and labors of Father Mathew, its
apnstls.
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BOOTS AND SHOES -Oae of the few
trades that has not yet reached that gen.
eFal state " perfection in Memphis that
it has in New Orleans and Mobile, is
boot making. There are, however, n
or two places here where q gentleman or
lady can get as handsome a boot or shoe
as in Paris or anywhere else, and-one of
these, chief among all others, Is the
Eagle boot and saoe store, No 344 Main
street, Kept by Mr.. J. W. Vogeli. Not
only has Mr.. Vogeli a perfect stock for
gentlemen, ladies, boys, misses and chill
dreD's wear, but he has also g splendid
line of farm and plantation goods. We
speak from experience when We say his
custom work Is beyond comparison the
best we have found in the city.
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INSPECTION of prices in U Dress Goods
Department is respectfully invited.
Connection is also invited.
BB@ There is q volume Ia ths above
ladies' shouid appreciate.
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Coal, COAL.-A fresh supply Of the
nest PiItsburg coal jest received. Also q
lot az The celehrsted cRnnEl cnal.
BIGLEY. AELLEg-H Co.,
South Court aud Main streets.
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To THE LADIES OEBY.-Contrast our
STYLES and pTIees with those of any house
In Memphis, eBd you can learn mere to
vouF benefit and satisfaction than IL you
were reading advertisements till dOOms-
dgv. A. Beessel & Son.
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READ the inducements from A. Seessel
& Son or better still, go and avail your
self OF an unusual opportunity to make
money by saving it.
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LADIES have but to express s desire to
see Cur special attractions, and they shall
be shown them with that courtesy and
attention so fast becoming a popularity
of our house. A, SEEssEL & Son.
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SPECIAL NOTICE.

TRRTNG But NOBLE. SELF-HELP FOR
~ young men who, having SrIe1, oeslIe = DeL-
eree of charge. II benefited, re urn ths post
ags. Address, PHILANTHRUS, Box = fhua-
<sTob5a pa mhlD d6E
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FoR SALE.

X WasbiDgfon street. Doing a good busl
ness will De sold cheap; = desirable invest
nenf Epplv to ]. ). BERRY c. mh9
TuORK CXEN FOR sALE-rh.ee yoke o.
w god oxen. in fee Order. Also re o.
dinary OK Wsgrn, Nokes anu L.s o1tL
sceentsnee- FOR The oxen, wagon. yoEes ana log
chain. Address Poetohice Box ST. mh0o
EOR SALE-Tbeb beautiful Residence known
X as the MENKEN PLACE, on Boundary
sveune- about Two blocks north OF the terInl-
,1nS M me Poplarstreet railroad. RI grounus
-ornTrtSs about ~ acres. with carriage hon e
and out-hOuses. 7. will be sold on iaYofsDIe
terms. or exchanged for business pfoPeI6S'
Apply 70 MENKEE mho
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New Books. Mr.. w. J. Msnsford,
proprietor Of the Catholic Bookstore, 30S3
Second street, keeps up with the times.
He received a One loE Of books yester-
day, that have lately been Issued.
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Miss n. ENGLISH has just returned
from New York, where by careful per-
sonsl inspection, she selected q varied
stock Of elegant aud fashionable milli-
merry, which may be seen at her estab.
lishment, No. 230 Main street, over the
Great Red store. -
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Buckeye SalYe.-A fresh sup
ply Of the never-faiIiBg remsdy
for piles Just received ana for
sale By q. g. Ward "a bro,
Cos. Adams and - ala SITS
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REMEMBER the Arcade Auction Mart
when you wish TO buy or sell stock.
MessEs. Csyce d Co. fill orders and give
Subtraction
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THERE is absolutely nothing in the
city 10 equal the stock Of kid gloves at
Seessel's. They have them at every
price, but recommend the best to be de-
eidedIy the cheapest.
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The great and wonderful REM
edy for Piles, - Buckeye SalVe,'a
just received and for sale by
w. IL. SeabrOGk,
Cor. Main and Poplar Sfs.
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our Stock Is now complete I'm
all its various branches, and for
variety ana richness of styles,
we cannot be surpassed. Our
prices will be moderate. Call
and eKanliRe, and Judge for
yOurself. l.. kREMER.
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LIST Of kilograms remaining in the
Western UniOb office March z7Ih b. F.
Price, JCnes Bros, R2selle d Foster, o..
Falls q Co, B. d. Williams, 8rs. Mary
a McCombs.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
wOndsrfal-Henry W.

Constitution water is q certain cure for
diabetis aud all diseases of the kidneys. For
sale by ali druggists.
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RICH 5ilks, rich Satins, rich Poplins
and yet reasonable, at SeesseIIs.

NELoeIPEBEs.-A number OF these
elegant "bicycies'' were received yester-
day, per express, by Mr.. Lou. English,
and were opened in the Irving Block,
where they can be secured by the learner
or the expert either ~ the hsur, dag or
week. Those not a.resdy engaged to-day
can be had by application at the Han.
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SOM tbing NeV-PerCaI and
Calico Robes. ready Baade, new
sis les, just received at l.. krem'
eFss.
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BOARDING.

nOARD-A gentleman and wife. or two sin
Is gle gentlemen, can Gnd board N a private
FAMILY. Hear The street cars, where there are no
other bOarders. References required Au0Less
a X ~ ApDesi office. mn2
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WE would like to call the attention Of
our readers to the fact that @. A. Beehn,
NO. 393 Madison street, between Main
and s seond, does the cheapest and 6nsst
Job Printing In the city. Give him q
trial.
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AN established fact, best made shirts
snd mems furnishing goods at Wiggsns
& Thorn's, 2s5 Main street.