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PRoF. D. P. sHERRoD, general agent of
the American University for the Blind, has
arrived In the city, and proposes to make
application to Congress for a charter iucor-
porating the Representatives of the several
State boards as a board OF regents in the
District OF Columbia, the ultimate object
being to secure for the blind a library in
raised print, composed of books in general
literature,J high-schooI privileges and col.
lege instruction, etc. lie is now stopping at
the Ebbiit House.
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Wants.

An EXPERIENCED TEACHER DESIRES AN
~ ENGAGEMENT. now teaching In New
YoTk city, but was formerly private tutor In the
family Of 4 leading Philadelphia Publisher, and
Principal % Il Boarding School In Psnnsylyanih.
CHn furnish hrst.eiaHs reference.
ldT-sh "feacncr," Station J. New York city.
drcs3'
IvASTED-FAMlLIES BREAKING UP HOUSE
w keeping or removing from the city to know
that they can dispose Of their furniture without
the Huuhlsnr expense OF an auction by addressing
II. LEVY, $50 Pennsylvania avenue, southeast
CoracT OF TOnth street. noT'eI'
L. S. JuSTu PAYS FAIR (CAsH) PRICES FOR
Ia. Ladisn', Cent aud Children,s Second hand
I7s Ninth street between D and Z streets. third
dopr rom Young Mems Christian Association
AIlpLl- ID to noyl3.N
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DURING TUE MORNING HoUEs the various
Departments present a scene very similar to
what they did Immediately after the lnaugu-
ration OF the President, the crowd of sena-
tors and members being nearly as large now
as then. Not only the time Of the Secreta-
rtes but that of the heads of bureaus and
even of divisions Is occupied almost entirely
between Q and l2 by these visitors, causing
much delay In the transaction of regular
business,
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CAPTURED AND ABANDONED PROPERTY
THE JURISDICTION OF THE suBJEcr.-The
New Orleans and Bayou Sara Mail Com
pany were the owners Of two captured
steamers-the Laurel Hill and the Iberville
and brought an action In the Circuit Court
for the Eastern district Of Louisiana to re.
strain their sale by the supervising agent of
the Treasury Department. Tho defence OF
the agent was that by act Of Congress all
captured and abandoned property was turned
over to the agents Of the Treasury, for sale,
by the military authorities, aud that he was
acting In the discharge Of his Official duty.
1t was also objected that by the act Of
March, 1868, the entire Jurisdiction Of all
cases concerning such property was vested
in the Court Of Claims, aud that the Circuit
Court did not therefore have any jurisdic.
ton in the case. The Circuit Court assumed
Jurisdiction, and In the case of the Iberville
directed that the steamer be restored to tho
claimants, and that tho Laurel Hill be
turned over to the Treasury agent. From
this decision the claimants appealed to the
United States supreme Court, insisting upon
their right to the restoration Of the other
steamer. The Attorney General submits
that the Circuit Court had no Jurisdiction,
the Court Of Claims having sole cognizance
Of all such cases, and that the Judgment
below must be reversed, and the cause re-
mandcd, with directions to dismiss the petit
lion.
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TIL Hof i. f EkfBiNaiiA y p P p,
WI. +. j6Tksog' g. D,
Jolt P SEYBlt \ p, n. D.
y HOWARD NJ ID
sM.RIaHT HONORABLE GRAND
~ LOplk A. 0. OF O z. OF rHk MS.
NUT VI IVLN HbIhs
No IGn

OfflCk OF fHk bKAND AECRETARY,l
No. 400 X sTREET.
At 'p.eisl meeting Of be Grand Lodge held
lns pSambIs sDd Ts'Olr'ioTs -efs raGr'rnousiy
v hsseAs tutsliseute having reached this rand
Lodge OF the death Of the ". II n. Grand Master
Alexander Aupp-rle, on the 18th day Of NovemJvr,
fGtisT to remove from this earthly abode L. ii. q.
N. Alexander Aupper e, and transplant his i'm.
stsrnaI Ia The heaven. y therefore be it
R.soly,t, That with snesTe regret yS have
whose short bat eyentiul life ha, been one equally
remssSs t.r \. puL'T I'D ISr Its ability In
RssoireI, That in his death the Order at large
twhose best interests be 50 ably a1d faithfully ad.
Rssoirt9 TRa, his III. 6Taad Lodss adIadges that
there ha. passed away from u,un mild, gentle
1s seSn sa1
s1s prompt. q virtue erigst I'd rs, shinins
shsll stand where he stood
To as but fslnains hat we honor his fair. good
name revere MS msmGry. lesrn exprtlence rem IN.
his virtues, snd lament hin while theTecuTls Of
this Grand Lodge, shall last, aud our miad, and
R.soiSsd, Tha, while. with ~ ob,ra.tve, .,ep;
Lodge TO stand W hin the preciarls " more Ia,
lowed and domestic srisf, we w'u d express I" the
the fali sympathes u all our hearts, smitten aud
crushed a. hts beoyei ones mn t be- and are by the
U1Od OF hUlCtlOp Nulch mas zsSsl4@l mem, We nU"I
our Incidence, and ask that va may Intpgla with
their tears our prayers that the widowed Que Snd
she orphan. may yet be sustained aud crmfurtvd
by n i'm who 'doeth all tItng- well. - aal whose
promise Il to be father to the fatheTlTss aud the
widows friend; and be 1t further
Rssgir,t, That the hall Of the A. y. uf q. 2. 10
draped IN mourning and the member, wrAT the
usual badge for thirty days
Rssolrtt, ThAtA COPY Of the resolutions be fer.
warded to the family u the deceased AMI al,n :,
the Al. II. n. Grand Secretary.
Respectfully submitted In I , II. and c
A.k l. REBsE, Germrnit, No !.
J. T. FORD, Miller, No >
FRANK 4. GRANT, Aldridgo, No.
PHlLlPL. sCHKlfTUl E,SbR, Osborne. 10. T.
JAMES ". TOWERS, Irving. No. O.
wARREN LlECULE, Capital No :.
Committee.
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Boarding.

FEW TlARDERs CAN BEACCO MsODATBD
n with BOARD AID Lodgings at 81 30 per
No, 3O3 street. between fwelth and ThirteentL
sueois. 'drchN' MRs. BORN
pOAEDl LARIE FRONT ROOM. SEC
ID uud lpor, with board. Also Table Board. At
iIi street, corner Eighth. del'u
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N" uwBrI or the tgo dwelling, at he northwest
ruru"r "l FuurIeeHth street aud Massachusetts
avenue, III EhiaHd Placed offers for sale the west
LUurs, adjoining hi, own residence. The dwell
Ing, UNDERGOING Through renovation aud to be
completed by November l. Is m spacious A. an or
dinaty Guubl house, aad As convenient for enter
tL.nmsGts thus
the house MEASURES fiN7j feet
'tho new din!ng room has depth Of 81 feet,
Parlors and dung room throw u in one, 70 feet,
Han NrIUgh he horse width Of " feet,
lot with TnHai rear to al cy, s,6fS square feet.
walls thick aud substantially built.
Elevation very considerable.
Commanding view Of river, &c.
No healthier locality In the city.
Also, Building Lots on HI ghland Block Tor sale.
lrquire Of OWNER In Corner House. oe2i-f
nor SALE.-TwO NEW SEVEN ROOM FRAME
/ HOUSES, with Hall, Water and Gas, In excel
lieut. locality. Terms reasonable; ,
oc2'ti 3G3 Eighth street west, bet. | and X.
L'uR. :ALE-THREE STORY BRICK HOUSE,
L J2t Maryland avenue, near the corner OF
Sixth street, Island. Gas, not aud cold water
raugs, ffe place heater, marble mantels, all in
good repair Brick stable on rear Of lot, With gas
aud wafer aud room for three horses VIII be
rc7.if stari 325 Pa av nasr IN st
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T.A q. O. r. THE OFFIC ERs
W Aud members Of Germapis Lodge, No. !,
meeting OF this Lodge. to be held on SATURDAY
EVENING, At ., m, to make arrangements to
attend the funeral Of our deceased brother, y Dx-
sac, on next sunday at | .. IN. PuuotuAl attend.
Anee Is requested. All members Of Sister Lodge.
are fratsrnAlly invited to attend. By order q the
deel0.2 istArl w.k.ssc'y.
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UNDERSIGNED PHYsI-

" CLANS inyit tOa PUBLIC MEETING 10
SiTsuth sud 3 ,ttse'f, o. skftRDAS, i'm lust,
at o'rlo-t. ( IN. the Physicians. Medical
Chemists, and 1urists Of the District. for the pur
pose Of reviewing the case 81 DR.. Paul schGpps,
under sentence Of death and execution the 22d
inst. Medico.legal questions Of paramount, In
portaaes to the profession aud society at large are
Involved 10 this case, and demand consideration
aud Immediate action thereon.
ThoS; hNTIIELL, Y p
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s-S TIN CENTS PER HUSIlEL E6ftsrs Tor
Coke are now received Il The following places :
Oiheo uf the Gas Company, i12 TnHtisl the
grocery store u D. Cunnsll corner Of First d I'D II
streets west DeMoH's drug store. corner Of Eighth
and streets. hzVy Yard George W Cruplsy's
drug store, ITO Bridge street, GeOTgrIown.
fta1
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mtsHOMEsTEAD ASSOCIATION

haysHOm EsTEAD ASSOCIATION =
~ At meeting held At the Board of 7 rade
Rooms on Saturday evening, December I, 1883, the
following gentlemen were authorized 10 receive
y Glagett, No I Market Space, Board II Trade
Rooms; John X. Elyans Co :, " and 50 ouis
ihnaayonurI O. K Thompsou, Ninth street, q.
", Lnyl!lo, Sec, nd and Indiana ayrnuri c. q.
CallAu, 81 Pennsylyania avenue: John frsTiGT,
street, between Sixth and Seventh streets; J. X.
Browne, No. fOurand .A-hElf street; G b.
Church Go corner Seventh and h street, THIS.
g. hicks, Government Printing Office: J. l.
Roberts, Ninth east aud south b stresIE; Levi.
Clsph.ls, Railroad ofnce, Maryland av,uue.
John p'DObOyAn, ThiTtee1th and T. strestS; D NJ
Davis, l25 Nlustsenth street.; Henry l., 70 ~ II
street. q. \, HOLLAND, BladsnsburR TolI.u,alv;
Henry z. Addison Georget0wn; j. Carter Mar.
maker. as O street, Navy Yard; William Hurley,
Spl street, between sixth aud Seventh strrets.
Northern Liberty doc6'6t
Adj adjourned meeting Of this association will be
held At the Board Of Trade Tooms next Saturday
evening.
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Zeal FRAY d;,., g IA: y

~I3yDTHE FRIENDS AND PUPILS OF
- the late Mrs. N; I. AmidOn, and the
trustees and ex.trustees Of the public FOOLS are
requested to meet at the Female Grammar School
FL Fourth District, NENTsATURDAY MORN.
ING, ate o'clock. deco.
w" PTIBthq MEETiNG AT LIN
POOR, FRIDAY EVENING, December ~. 1863
public meeting, Ynder the auspices of the warh-
ingtOn AssoeiatiOnAOr the Improvement II tho
Condition Of the Poor. to take Immediate measures
10 alleviate thssuferng. Of the destitute Of this
city.
Those requiring aid thi, sea.oG are numerous.
and It Is earnestly hoped this meeting Will he
largely attended BY ladiss and gentlemen, pastors
add people, by all no are Interested or willing to
aid In this charitable work
D, D.. Hon. John liill. General .. -. Howard and
others are expected TO address tho meeting.
Hon. Peter Parker, President.
Vice Presidents-SAlmun T. Chase, A r, Shep.
herd, Bowen. Henry d. Cooke, g. W Riggs,
W. W COTcOran.
TrsasuTer-A. y, solomonS
SeeTe.Ary-L. W, Kennedy.
General Agent-A, X
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~ with the "Lsyee Committee. Of wash.
ington Commandsry No. 1, knights Templsr, We
have agreed g taLnish Carriage I, aud fr,in ,he
IS, lssp, frr s2.bo per t,uple. Tickets, good for
bcil lrlp' can be obtain At our Office.
J. y OLCOTT 4 SON,
400, sfi aSi f3s E.s:.t. street.
Ieet6.Ht Aatu ID aud
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l'1H rEST HANpSUNELY FURNISHED
Ep"m.. without board, aI2I Indiana avenue.
nrTi Il
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New Advertisements,

WANTED - BY A RESPECTABLE GIRL, A
w 'itpatlon a. cook washer and lrousr In q
pLyas family, or to do chambefvork. Apply at
500 L, between Sixth and Seventh IL
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~ TO TME.32sH Mn9 USE zorro

~ MAC WATER
WtrER RH1lsrhARs OFFICE, CRIT HALL
wtsnx1Tesi ?. q, pee, lsn
the Wsshihtirt Altedaet that the repair u tho
leak n the O.ineh main hs. been completed, with
the aid Of Steamer "UniOu, No |, " without the
which were deemed prudent and suggested by me
10 noties Of the Sd inst are therefore, no llLger
necessary w VS. R sSNP;
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Costumes,
Excursions, Etc.
Wines and Liquors.

nov25-lm
JAMES NOLAN
AS- 372 -ss
PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE,
Adjoining Metropolitan Hotel.
Dealer in
WINES, Liquors AND CIGARS.
Just received a dne assortme nj Of
CARTE DOR, CABINET,
AND SILLERY CHAMPAGNES,
SHERRY, PORT, CLARET,
AND CATAwBA WINES.
FINE OLD GIN,
JAMAICA AND SANTA CRUZ RUM.
OLD FRENCH BRANDY,
Very superior quality.
Also fresh stock OF
FRENCH FRUITS,
CHERRIES,
PEACHES,
PEARS,
PLUMS.
FRENCH MUSTARD, SUPERIOR SWEET
OIL, PICKLES, CHOW.CHOW, ONIONS,
SARDIN WORCESTERSHIRE
SAUCE. &c.
ABSIENTH, ANGOSTURA AND CALIFOR.
MA WINE BITTERS,
Sr aHs Experiment. OF IMPORTED AND
:, Store and sAmple-roOm supeTintended by WIN.
VI. CONROI, OCl9.t'
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U'OR RENT AN ELEGANT SUITE OP ROOMS,
L with Bath Room aud Water Closet alta ched /;
a.sg. .ayrTal Jingle Rooms for gent emen. Apply
stliS IA"i' nth, east side, n irv doors north Of
nOy6.f
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tlJgs MANUSCRIPT NEATLY COPIED, on
AZ short notice and liberal terms, by r l..
sALKELD Co, $50 Eighth street between |
and X streets drr!- lin
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kSS has resigned his office under the Govern.
ment, and will hereafter give bis cntlro attention
to ID practice Of bis pTOiesslon
Once, corner Of Tenth aud " Streels.
OtlCe Hours, B tO9 II. m to ?. ln,' 70
n n, oct IN
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ily uss, 81 per GutGIc. ARTuUE NATTANa.
Druggist, Second and streets north. oC26-epH
.I.JySC OUG HLIN'S DRUG STORE,
* opposite Masonic Temple, Drug, M"di-
eines, &c, &c cheaper than ANY other place.
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nELIGllTFuL SUITES OF ROOMS FOR RENT
~ in a house newly and beautifully furnished. |
livery convenience Of Gas and Water. In q most
desirable location GU Franklin Square. No ladies'
or children taken.
Apply 70 WITCH 4 FOX,
dGl.lw' Seventh street. below Y.
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@(afs MILHAU'S GOLDEN toD LlN Ell
~ OIL, with hypo -phosphIts Of Lime.
great IMPROVEMENTS made with the best oil known.
Il uuites atheaey with pleasant nayOr and easy
a EestIbilty, Sold by all respectable dTnggists.
J. MlLHAU's SONS,
octQ9.Iawlf Is3 Broadway, New York.
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81. l5i TMIRTEENTH STREET..

Re'wpel T. aud streets, % the west side.
Members N Congress and others desiring suites
of Rooms would do well to call before engaging
rooms rls ewhpre
ApulN on hp prstni II
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NEW YORK.

NEW YORK, February 3.-The Irs6"ne
d-enounces the Alabama treaty, and
saws it appears as If Re7erdy Johbson
snd Andrew Johnson have consplred &c
disgrace the country.
4 raid was made by q gang OF PICK
rockets Oh q passenger train on the huu'
son River Railway, this morning, IN Tie
upper part Of the city. Several passen'
gers had their pockets relieved OF wal
lets, watches, etc, while crowding ron
the rear to the forward cars, in sccord'
auce with an order of q thief who per
sonated the conductor.
Gen. Grant is in the city, the guest Of
Hamilton Fish. He will remain q few
days.
In the United States Supreme Court,
Yesterday, in the case OF the United
States VS.. Watson & Cary, distillers, on
charge of Illicit removal Of spirits from
a distillsTy, the court directed the jury
tn bring in a verdict for the Government
which was done.
The announcement Of the arrival o.
Gen. Grant wss premature. be leave;
Washington tomorrow morning, accom-
panied only by Gen. Dent.
A Washington special says the public
debt statement will show an increase Of
ST., coo goo.
Several cattle have recently died from
some unknown disease on Haights' farm
at Flshkill, in this State. There is much
excitement among the farmers.
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A CORRESPONDENT, in the Avalanche
Of yesterday, suggests the Immediate
construction Of a court house or the puT-
chase of q building suitable for the &C
commodation Of all the courts-State
and Federal-snd their officers. We
hail this communication as evidence
that The Oeggzrly show Of public build
ings thst charactsrizes Memphis is at
tracing public attention. We have
more than once endesvored to excite a
movement Of the character suggested,
and hope that whoever he may be who
thus opens the ball, will not tire, but
keep fright on " until we reach the
contamination go devoutly wished for.
The lawyers OF u city can attest the
disadvantages thst result to them from
the present condition OF the several
court-rooms, and from their being so
widely scattered. For their convent
ence, and that o! the public, as well es
the public officers, we think the County
Commissioners should take the sugges-
tioDs Of this correspondent under advise
msnt, and If they can find parties who
viii, in good faith, carry vi his prop0-
sitiOns, close with them al I AS we
are advised, the county Is under an ex-
pense Of fully S30 .0OO per snnum for
court-rooms. We think 1t would be
vastly more 10 the interest Of the
people that the county pay that
amount per annum as coupons upon
bonds to be sold for a building that
would not only be 9 convenience, but al
ornament, and that would represent an
increasing annual value. II the Gayoso
House was suitably located, 1t might be
made to answer all the uses OF a Court
house. The Overton Hotel would an
sWer admirably. 1t Is not far from the
heart Of the city, is an imposing struc-
ture and so arranged intsriorslly IS to
be readily adapted to the purposes Of the
several Courts, affJrding sufficient room
not only for these, bug for heMstropolitan
Police Commissioners Court and offices,
the custom-house and post-ofiee. IF it
could be had at a reasonable price, $780,
900 would psy for all the alterations, and
the rents to be derived from the stores
would, in time, reimburse the county for
the whole outlay. We endorse the sug-
gestiOn OF the correspondent OF our con-
temporary in the public behalf, believing
that any arrangement whereby the
Courts may be grouped together will be
hailed with satisfaction by all Of our
DeoDie,
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By Telegraph.
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NASHVILLE, February 3.-The report
of the Committee OF Investigation on
the missing School Fund, continues to
excite deep interest. In the House 8
resolution was offered providing for the
prosecution of all parties implicated.
Speaker Richards made an effective
speech to-day defending himself against
the Committees charges. Subsequently
a resolution was offered to expel him Tor
receiving q bride, and he declared that
he could not retain his position OF
Speaker whilst it was pending. Col.
Prosser, from Davidson, was, therefore,
elected Spesker pro tenn. A Committee
OF investigation was then appointed and
the resolution to expel the Speaker re-
terred 10 it. This Committee will also
investigate ehsrges against other mem
hers IMPLICATED,
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FOREIGN.

LONDON, February 3.-Mr. Ashbury,
owner of the British yacht Cambria, &C
cents the challenge OF Mr.. Douglass to
race with the New York yacht, Sapphoi
and suggests that the race be from Cove:
around the Isle of Wight to Cherbourgr
and back to Cowes.
A dispatch has Just been received from
Athens, conveying the unexpected intel
ligerce that the Greek ministers have re-
fused to sgree to the protocol Of the
Paris Conference, and that they have
rendered their designations to the King,
The petition OF the Irish Bishops fol
for the right Of eo%nvocation has been re,
jeotei.
w. E. Foster, the President of the
Board of Health, retains his seat in Par
lament IS member from Bradford, the
petition against his election having
failed.
There is now no doubt but that the
Greek government has agreed to the reso-
Iutions Of the Conference.
PARIS, February "a revolt has
broken out among the natives OF Alge.
ria, bat it ia confined to the wild tribes
in districts remote from the French set
Elements. The Duke Of Magenta has
been ordered to Algiers.
MADRID, February 3.-Five persons
implicated in the murder OF the Cover
nor of Burgois have confessed their guilt
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-02-04

JUDGE TRIGG, in the United States
District Court for the Eastern District of
Tennessee, on Monday last, rendered a
decision in the case Of the United States
VS.. Crozier, by which the President is
folly sustained in the issuance Of the
General Amnesty Proclamation Of the
25th December. The particulars will be
found on our third page and will well re-
a perusAl. The Press and Herald, in
publishing the fact, says this is the
first judicial decision upon q question in
volying President ~JoHNsoN's constitu-
tIonal right to issue his proclamation of
genera! amnesty. 1t SO happened,
and IL will be 30 remembered by the
bar especially, that Judge TRIGe was the
first Judge in the United States
who declared the unconstitutionality
Of the act of Congress prescribing a test
o.th for attorneys in the Courts. This
he did in the case Of er PaTte JOHN
RAxTER. and the very reasoning of that
ouIulon was adopted by the Supreme
Court of the Uoitei States, n heir de-
cI.,op OF the same question in another
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OFFICE No. asa MAsN ST., BETHEL
nIaAEEE EADElEa EEEE

y u - ~
Or. L. STERN, Ophtbalmic Physioian, from
Prussia, adjusts to the eye, scientifically, In
every case of defective sight, with uneTring &C.
curacy, the famous improved and highly re-
commended Australian Crystal Glass Specta-
cles.
C-rtihcstes. verbatim, nom the undersigned,
Medical Professors and distinguished gentle
men in Memphis, Tenn;
We a K great pleasure in stating that the
Improved Australian Crystal Glass SDectacles,
which we have obtained frcm DE-. L. stern, are
the best We ever used. Our own experience
fully sustsi Is the testimonials of excellence
and commsndatiOn which he has received
from gentlemen OF science In various parts OF
our country, and would hence eheerfully re.
commend thesu to ali who wish to benefit and
improve their sight. Respectfully,
A K. Taylor, MD. b, W. Avent, Md,
r. T. brown, MD, re Malone, MD,
Etc, Etc, Etc.
Letter from Ro. Z. Redwood, EsQ., Scale In.
spectOr, which wasinsertsd in the New Orleans
Times, March "A, lS6S
DR.. L. STERN-Sir In the early part of my
life l worked st an iron forge, where my eyes
were much injured from the intense heat and
exposure in working in the blast 10 prevent
the burning of the metal, causing me to resort
20 the use of spectacles p~rematurely. Having
seen your certificates and testimonials from
persons with wnom L am acquainted, was IN
duced to engage you t. restore my vision and
1 take pleasure in stating that my sight is s.
much improved that 1 can see to read or write
on q clear day without the use of glasses, which
l have not been able to do in twenty years.
Respectfully yours,
RIO. f. REDWOOD, IS st. Joseph street.
Certificates and testimon ais tfac-sim lei TO
the aooye can be inspected at the Doctors
ONCE, and from other distinguished gentlemen.
All diseases of The Eye ana Ear carefully and
successfully treated by DR.. s., who Is highly
recommended by the most prominent ~citizeas
and scientific gentlemen OF this country and
Europe.
Office hours from 10 to Il m. and to 4p.m.