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The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1850-1873, 1869-12-03

the river you see yonder, you'll find your
self in Thughamptonshire."
Observation-Disclosures -Thughampton
shire-odd names! Not only was still
somehow in the old world, but there was
a slight connecting link between me and
my immediate neighbors.
"Did you ever go to any church in
Thu ghamptonshire? asked.
Mot very often; but have done such
a thing" was the reply.
"Hal and in the course of his sermon
did the minister make any mention of-o
Bowanees"
"No; 1 can't say as he did-leastways
while was awake. But tell you what
In the churchyard of Thugton, which i:
the chief market-town there is little
hill or mound like, which they call Bony
Barrow; and the story goes that grea
many butcher-boys are buried there who
were sacrificed by the Druids, as they cal
them, in the days of the ancient Britons.
"Hap exclaimed, with intense in
terest.
"a very curions thing that barrow
Some men who were digging there some
twenty years ago found a stone figure of ,
woman with lot of hands, and you may
see it now in Thugton Museum. But it i
getting dusk. ! think 1 may as well sent
up my fire-balloon."
"Fire-balloon?"
"Yes; my great grandson, who goes Il
the grammar school of Thugton- cum-Sue
sent me one as present for ray eightietl
birthday. You must know that l wa
born at eight o'clock in the evening, so i
was the boys fancy that / should send i
up exactly at that time, that he might b,
reminded of the old man at distance
1t is singular thing that man who wa
born at eight O'Clock should live to b,
eighty"
might have told him that, inasmuch a.
had encountered many things mucf
more singular, this last marvel was some
what Ineffective; but as the effect of th,
lucifer match when applied to the surfac,
Of the bubble was present to my mind,
! did not care to dispute about tribes.
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Tne pnyticlxn sIalteQ, u II eIeclIueu
~Ahl this il something Misunderstanding dc
rSsise'' he muttered. ut convinced you thai
your daughter was still living
"Yss, doctor" said Mr.. Prebls, and every ami
versary Of that day has brought rs some message
The disappearance ofths child mysterious - 1t 10
does not seem to me half SO strange - that the
villain who took her away could contrivs to com
municate with Us every year since, and always on
particular dsy-ths anniversary Of that on whic'
she was stolen-without our being able to discover
who he is. And q still greater wonder to me Il
what can be his motive. II seems incredible. II Il
was stated in novel many people would not be
lieye it. But truth is stranger than fiction"
pocket his note book opened it to the proper page
and presented II to the physician
DR.. Hutton adjusted his spectacles, glanced owe
the page, and then slowly read the group o
entries aloud. The entry the first year Is - fol
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Sights and Secrets of
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WHICH, Ouc Cdu udNS W lldt ouC Ndubo, ouC
must take what one can get"
g But why mur-that is, immediate any
bodys" i inquired, intending to humor
her delusion.
"That / can easily explain" she replied.
"You have doubtless heard that there is
in India a secret sect of dcvotees, who
term themselves Thugs"
81 have read of that detestible fraterni-
ty in the Wandering Jew of Eugene Sue, u
/ responded.
"Your strong expression, at which
take no offence, shows that you are not
unacquainted with our principles. l am a
Thug, and veil the fact by assuming the
name of Thugleigh."
1t struck me that a thicker veil might
have been afforded by the name of Smith
or Brown, but did not interrupt.
al therefore, on principle" she pro.
ceeded, "offer at least once month hui
man sacrifice to the Goddess Bowanee
whose efigy you see in that corner"
Il would rather not have known this
circumstance" said /. Indeed, as your
society is, as you say, secrect, it seems to
me that you break your rules by making
me your confidant"
Mot at all" she remarked, smiling. 81
am convinced that my secret will not &c
any further"
You have a high opinion of my dis
erection" l rejoined, endeavoring to look
fiattered.
AZ have no opinion whatever on the
subject" she calmly remarked. "For all
know to the contrary, You NAV be the
yeriest chatterbox in the universe. Ru,
of this am sure, that dead men tell ne
tales, and have selected you for the mex,
victim. Now, don't be alarmed If yor
do not like it, you shall not suffer any
pain" while talking thus she advance
towards shelly at would, indeed, b,
more regular TO strangle you with a whit,
scarf, or to slay you with one of thes
knives; but as you are victim of a su
perior order, can afford to dispense witt
4. extreme formalities, and allow you t,
swallow the contents of the little vial
now place in your hands"
Poison ?" inquired, with horror.
Yes" she answered, land of SO eflica
cious kind that it will extinguish life il
q moment without the slightest pain o
inconvenience. When you have expired
your body VIII be conveyed through thi
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FREE tn BOOK AGENTS

THE MAGIC COMB WIN change any coloFsd nsE .. 9,
By mall for g. For sale * msrcnans1 snd dsu 81
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the age is all but accomplished. The
manner of its doing might have been in
accordance with a wiser scheme and a
n ore judicioas public policy. But the
great blessing for which the people OF
the Pacific Coast have so long hoped
and prayed is vouchsafed to us; and
who is there amongst US that is better
fitted TO convey this golden spike and
th at silver mounted tie to its destination
than the proprietor Of the Oldest news
paper of tie Pacific Coast-the fret
advocate in California, of n Pacific
Railroad ?.
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DEATH OF AN OLD CALIroRSA OFFICIAL.
The California papers announce the death
of Col. VIM. G. Wood, well known ns all
Assembly Clerk and Clerk of the Supreme
wear and died at Brooklyn, y. Y.
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STEWART AND OTHERS couINa.-We
find the following announcement in Tuesday 5
Sacramento Union:
Judge Field. Senator, Stewart, Judge
Southland, Ezekiel Wilson and other Cali
fornans were Mt Omaha May LIST en- route
for the Pacific side.
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THE STOCKTON, Cal,smunicipal election
held on lss. Monday resulted in ? Republican
victory.l
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DE GFROLSTEIN
q Office.

r.7HE STlCKUOL4EE> N THE ATHENS
GOLD AND SLY L MINING COMPANY,
1.,- hereby i,articular,y requested 10 attend a
meeting # the Company to he held, upon bust
PES. Of importance. at the Sheriff-s Cf5ce at
O'Clock P NJ , Thursday May IL. lSi9
MILES +. REESE, President.
SAM. y. EISG. Secretary. m6-1w
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

The P"rest and Safest T efficacy OF
HOsTETTsRi5 CELEBRATED sTOMAcH
BITTERS as a specific for recruiting the en-
feebsed bojy and cheering the responding
mind has passed into a proyerb. Ii the United
States, where mis- marvellous tonic has borne
down all opposition and eclipsed all rivalry
the demand fer it has annually increased In a
heavier and heavier ratio for years, until, at
last, the regular sales Of this preparation ex-
blned. Eminent members Of the mad cal pro-
fession and hospital Surgeons without number.
have candidly admitted that the pharmaco-
pea of the faculty contains no Prescription
that produces such beneficial elects in dyspep.
sis, general debility and nervous diseases. as
HoSrETTER's BITTERS. To use the lan-
guags OF a venerable physician of New York
These Bittsrs are the purest stimulaat and
the safest sosic We have" But the uses of the
great vegetable aatidots are much more com
prehensive than such pra Sc would Imply. As
a PREPARATORY AErIDorE to epidemic dissa Sc.
a genial stinulsnt, a promoter or eonsttn
tional vigor, an appetizer, a stomaehic, ana a
REMEDY for nervous debility, no medicinal;
preparation has ever attained the reputation OF
H0SPErTER's BTrrERS. 1t is The HOUSE,
HOLD TONIC of the AMERICAN PEOPLE
and in al human probability viii be so for
centuries to come. The magnatss OF science
recognize its merits and that IL Is emphai-
cslly the medicine of the masses, is proved nv
its vast and ever increasing sales.
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HeFZ8g s Bro, i'm the Marble
Block, sspGn TINS mOr1ing the
Qrsttiest stock Of spring and
summer dress goods br0ngfasFO
Mesm pasiS ibis season, Consisting
tm part of these new Bareges.
P0plims, ia All cOiors. elegant
striped Grenadines, beautiful
japanese slsths, striped and
pl ia Lawns p ain cOaOred Ba-
reyes and M0ZambiqueS, fac
MOAair AusSFes, pretty Granite
POPlins, q ID those cheap striped
ChaEIits and AIpacaS, which
they sell at lover figures than
heretofore offered.
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POOGs.
TIE COURTS.

MUNICIPAL COURr-Ge0. ". Wo1drGn,
JUdge.-NothiDg was tone in this Court
yesterday. To-day the Court will meet
snd proceed to disposed CT the calendar
set lor yesterday.
CRIMINAL COURT. - Wn. Hunter,
J45ge.-ooe mors Juror was obtained 10
the Duran case yesterday. This sgells
the number to ten. The Sheriff was
ordered to sumHon a5otber panel TO re-
port today 81 2 O'Clock, wnsn it is
probable tie jury will be complied.
Law COURF-H s. Lee, Judge
This Ccur5 vii convene to-d9y and take
up the regular cale5Gar, commencing
Sith Ne. Us, Moore & Co. VS.. j. n.
Oliver & Co. ct al.
CHANCEBY COURT Vim. ~. Smith,
MnaoeGGr.-This Court is sin engaged
IN the ui4I of the case OF Crisp vs.. Barry
Of al. This is 8 very old csse, one which
has been encun beriDg the docket for q
number or yeSrs, and contains q vast
amount Of evidence in depositiOns, the
reading OF which has occupied the Court
FOR tbs last two days. 70 Gay the argu-
me.t will commence and probably con
unse a day or two. There are no mat
teEs Of pubic interest il lae above case.
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CONSERVATIVE Mass MEETING.-By
virtue Of the authority ia me vested as 3
member of the State Central Democratic
COMMITTEES representing the Eighth Con-
grsssionsl District, aud ia obedience to
the request Of many citizens, do hereby
call a paeetiugo OF the citizens OF the wh0le
county CT Shelby. at the Assembly Hall,
on Msia street, Memphis, on Saturday
evening, at two O'clock, for tbs purpose
OF nominating and appointing sn Exeeu-
tive Committee for the Conservative
party OF Shelby county, preparatory for
the ensuing Judicial campaign. All good
citizsns are Invited to Cooperate.
NJ. D. L. STEWART,
or state Central Committee.
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I'm addition 10 our new and eX-
celItnt STOCK Of Dress Goods. we
0ptn to-day a complete line OF
FaTis kiG-GlOVes, ln all caAOFs
and shaftes at 81 25, and "A new
sock of Ladies' and 1 hildrSnS'
PaTas0i at reduced prices. No
0ae should buy a fashionable
dress Before having seen the
LateST, at GeTzOg & Bros, 294
Maiss street, i'm Clark's Marble
gsIOck.
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A PRovERB. Time out OF mind it has
been = p~rOyerDis1 expression, when one
wished TO indicate the fact that q per-
sons feelings or temper had been Sc
verely hurt, to say that his corns had
been trod on. This expressed every
thing in 3 word or two. What could be
more expressive? What hurts worse
than to have soms hoof put csrelessly On
3 pet cOrn2 NObody but q vindictive
brute would punish q felloW-ereature
with such torture. But the world is foil
Of yindicsiye bzutes-Iherefore a fellow
mortap' h6s no business to keep eoFns TO
tread on. Every n should 40 to Dr..
Lane, st the Peabody, and have then
taken out by the new, painless and in
Simultaneous process.
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SPECIAL Notice.

EURNITCI = moved 10y r. MI Is, Car No
L ID. Drcers IeIt a. tAsS&OEE& \. vii
receive prompt attention. app
EkRING BUI NOBLE SELF-HELP FOR
IL Young men who, having erred, CssLre a bet
Ter manhood. sent iu btaied louer envelopes,
free OF charge. l. beatntEG, re UNI the post
age. ADDRESS, PHILANTHRUS, BOX r. PhAs-
deIphin. Pa. mhlo dAW
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APPLEToN's Journal, Nos. l, 2 8 snd
4, Hearth ana Home, Lssiie's Weekly,
New York Weekly, Belistrisehe's CFi;n-
inai, S-ssts, Die Welt and German Les
lie also Sporting Times, Days D0iDgs,
Police GsEstte and News, and q host Of
other weeklies and dai,ies a. jos L)cke's,
236k Main street.
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EC& SALE.

EFOR SALE.-The beautiful Residence known
II as the MENkLN PLACE, on Boundary
avenue, about TWO blocks north OF the terml-
nus OF the Poplar street railrCG0. The grOunUs
comprise a0Out ~ acres, with carriage mouse
and O~uV-hOuses. Il Hlu be sold on favorable
Terms, or exchanged Tor bastntss proFefty.
Apply to MhNkES BROTHERS,. mhS
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Messrs, J. P. Carey. Albert Jones aud Frank
Mansford, Committee.
Gentlemen: Your note, offering the
services Of the SOjslify Band f~r the
Floral Offering, has been received, Per
NIT ae, on behalf Of the Association, and
Of every one vino feels sn interest In the
nallowed custom of paying snnusl horai
tributes TO the msnnOry OF our departed
heroes, to thank you for the kind offer,
aud notify you OF its acceptance.
Respectfully,
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ST.. NICHOLAS RESTAURANT, No 3S
North C0usS street, Is open dsy and
night, and will furnish meals at sill
hours. Toe freshest food and latest dsii-
csciss al gays served up.
+ WALLER &GRIFFITH.
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BUCKEYE sALVE.-The great
remedy Tor Piles, just received
and for sale by
MANSEEEED & HHGBEE,
Wholesale Druggists,
3OE a. sos Main Sc
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BUCKEYE SALVE ---A fresh
supply OF the jastiy celebrated
arsicae fer the eure OF Piles, re-
ceivea and for sale by
q. w. JONEs ~ CO..
Wholesale s9Fuggist9.
23z lain street.
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boarding..

DOAED-A gentleman ana wife, or two sim
ID gle gentlemen, can mo hoard N q private
family, Rear The street care, where there are no
Other boafdeIs. References required. Address
a'B," Appeal ofice. mE&
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The Floral acknowledgements
sfRRnRn

MEMPHIS, April 10, 1868.
AT g meeting held by the Sodslity Sill
yer Band, on Saturday, April 17th, il
WSs
Resolved, That we tender our services
TO Mrs. NJ. G. GalIswsy, aud thu Commit
tie on Floral Decoration OF the CJnfed-
crate soidiers graves.
j. P. CAREY,
ALBERT JONES,
FBAeK hANSFORD,
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Buckeye SalVa.- Tlae great
Remedy iSr lhe cure sfPiIes, ju~G
received 00ti fer sale by W. y.
WilkerEOn s. a., Druggists, S4O
Rssin StFSeL.
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THEATER EoTICE.-To the many in
quiries made by the cit gers Of Meniphis,
I tske this public method OF answering
that my farewell benefit will take place
Oh FRIDAY evening, April sob, the
lest night Of the present mouth, and
last night Of the present dramatic sea-
son but cus. The bill aelected viii bs
the mast varied and entertaining Of the
season. Seats are already bsiBg rapidly
secured, As there is a special diagram
open 81 the thester ofiics for the 0egs-
sion. ROBERT MCWADE.
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GOOD article l~0-guarteF blesebed sheet
iDgs, 5Oc. 81 NJ. KssUs Il Co.'s, 2lS Msin
| street, corner of ADAMS.
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MEMS British Halt Hose, 81 50 per
dtz9B, Sorth So, st d. Krsus q Co 3,
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THE DAILY APPEAL Is deljeered By
faithful carriers, SeVeB times a Week for
1Ue1lty- fVe cents.
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Go to Mart Waits snd buy your old
government Java Coffee. Ii it is not
genuine, no charge.
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No POsTPoNEMBNT.-Ii you want a
good dinner before going to the rsces,
aud a splendid supper after returning,
20 to the st Charles, corner Second aud
Jehsrson streets.
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ALL Wool Cessiusres, 75s, ct NJ.
Krsus & Co.'s, 2lS Main street., corner Of
| Adsms.
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Irish Linens $50 worth soc. Yendig &
BIO, go Main street..
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PoPLINs ut great bargains. Msnkeu
Bors. +
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FOR REST.

TOR RENT-TNS finely Furnished Rooms,
L On Ihe line Cra s,.est railroad, and IN one
Of Tue bssI nzlgubOrnUoos Ia t1e city, VIII DC
rented 70 siLgle genJiemen. Win OF "lshous
b-sard- spsIy Al AUD.al once. aPl6
NOR kENT-A small House. containing .
10 roOIus and kitchen, No. ls4 kOuTtu stre2t,
Kent low. Apply 10 ALLHN BhOa.s
apI5 Commercial Il tel.
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BuCkeye Naiye "A fCess sup
ply Gfthe neVeT-fsilsBg reEnEGy
fer piles just received anu fOr
s2}e By q. G. ward a. EsrO.,
Ger. Adams ans 81 ain Ets
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JUsT received, q fine assortment
Of French cloths and csssimeres,
from the manufactOry Of Nj. A.
SsiatamAner Elbeuf Of Frsnce,
me incest which ever was i'm
ported to Southern America. Call at J.
Leroy. IL T3fersoH.
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MozAMBIQUEs at reduced prices. Men,
ken ErOs.
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HARRY WEATHERBEE keel s s choice
selection OF the finest brands Of liquors.
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CITY MATTERS.

Go TO THE St. Charles to get a good
meal.
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NEW lot silk Dress BUttoas,S Silk Fringe
and cOlOTed Sstius, st NJ. Kcsus & Co =,
Us Msin street., eorner OF Adams.
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Solid color summer Dress Goods, 25e,
st N. Krsus & Co., us Main street, cor
ger OF Adams.
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GREAT reduction in Dress Goods.
Msukeu Bios. Z
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CHHDREN's cats, new styles, at $50
Second street. +
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IF you Went to purchase groceries low,
Tor cssh, go at ouce end zee Mart Walt Il
Co. They have u very large stock.
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The great ami H0nGaerRuIrem-
eds for Piles, "BuckeJ e SaIVe,''
just re ccIYed aoa fer sale by
w "A. SeahrOek.
Cor. Main ana Poplar SIS.
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CHILDREN's cabs, new styIss, at 2sO
SecOndStreet. +
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BAReA1ss in Dress Goods. Msnken
BIos.
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Boys Hats, the largest assortment in
the city, at Francisco & Wi9gin's.
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ANTED-A Practical Gardener OF ioaf-
fssn years exp fence wants q hit1aLloA'
Best OF relsrsuoe given. address 4. c, al ihls
onca. Rpzt
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COUNTRY merchants wanting Dry
GOOGs examine tie stock OF NJ. kTeus &
TO-, Us Main street, coTner Of Adams.
VIII cut dress patterns Tor country mer-
chants from retail stock.
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ODD-FELLOWs DIRECTORY

0AYoso E~ECAEPNEET, Ne o. @. r. Meets
on the Ist ana 81 thursday nights OF each
month. = EsuEIEh, {. p; a. r. Davis
II p: Thomas hSoJH. ScI1be-
MEAPaIs LODGE, no. 6.-heeIs eyery Tuesday
right al o'cleck. A r. Days, n. ~; J. ".
LoDGE, No. &-Nsets every Mon
day night a. s O'Clock. . A. BeehH, y. g.;
J. h. h-Sselis '. O.; Thomas Bacon. Sscrets-
~.
RUTH LoDGE, No. J, Degree Of Rebeksh-Meets
on The lst b rldsy nssht ia each month.
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A..AND A. SCOTTISH RTTE

CFEkyE Conmsndsry, NO. 4. Meets Eh Mon
H.Eu, Rec.
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REDUcIIoSIn Bleaehed MusIins. Men
kau Rrua
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VAEEE.

.-TANTEI-ro purchase Low FOR CASH,
Lezt COLLagv, containing 4 Or rooms
must be in a Essl4ny locaLIy ana respeetaCIe
u~eighbo-ho-d. title c4e6rt and not aDONes MAe
from Conf Squars address, ~ teJIer, seallHE
LOW ESTFkIIE, EithIuQ sT.icuLErs, 10 e W,
AM Ell Clica. Ap-
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A NEAT RESTAURANT One Of the
most centrally located, neEtess and best
kept Restaurants In the city ia the St
Chsrles, on the corner o. Second and
Jefferson streets The "St. ChsTles y
e0mbiEes sl the advantages OF an T" al
night house." with the nestness and
style of the more pTstentiCu8 restaurants.
To cur country friends coming into the
city, We would especially recommend ii
az 8 place where they csn obtain 3 hot,
wholesome, clean, ard at the same time
cheap meal. These are advantages not
TO be overlooked in these timea, and cur
friends will 90 well to remember the
HSt. Charles" corner Oh Second and
Jefferson streets.
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EMMONs e son received, yesterday,
Monthly and Weekly WageTjy, Merry
man. Nick Max, Country Gentleman,
Les Lemasae. CnildFens' Hours. Scottish
American J~,urns., New York Observer,
8ieasOn's Literary Comp2nton, French
Courier, London News, Lss.ie's Nigga
Putnam snd Lippincott for Msy,
Monthly Chimney Corner, Chronicle,
RYraI New Yorker, PoDsrny's Demo
criA Spirit OF the Times, Album, Emer-
sldSazsar, and all the Dzlliss.
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a. AND n . 80 LADlA IT
RERNEs AsB &ITHsAs Lodges meet IN con-
junction an &~eapesdsy IN every month.
\. Melensh. Asleb1E
CasLPHLA OF rIEcza OF Jerusalem, 18Th;
Eo. L Benz. K. RGlen, &9,, TSrsh.'s; -
-, SSe.'.
Galway CaAPTER OF Ross CToiE, 18Th, No. :
Charlie ". Adams, g. Il. W.. At. IpEa-
Iuson, 81 gee.
PsILIPFE JUFLEssEIs Coaucu Of XII, S9th.
No. 1. HaaEV 4. Woodland, I'd, Ooa.E.s.
William !. C1rC1E, Id Zee.
OcEsLsToEE o. Wat EEESEzEE. sd. John
Ainsis. 32., Coala+. ia CAisIi Dodge {,
Trader, S9d, Reg.
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Csssimeres sos. vendig q Bro.
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STRIPED Poplins soc, worth 75c, at N.
KraUs & co.'s, 2lS Main street, corner of
Adams.
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Hats, new styles, at Francisco s. Wg-
Cfn1a
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Frank CnRee's ice Tsean ana Soda
water BaioO4s

OaO sECONDEEREkT-keeps constantly On
DUO hand the PSI ICE CEean and slea
WaIeT. Ms Salon has lzst been lifted up IN
superb style, and 4 Eould IasRectfully bonot
the patronage OF my Old Hsenes ana ne puone
generally. apll
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Fifth Avenue Hat. Francisco & Wig.
IA.
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" ANTED.-i6 white men 10 Work about S
81 s-E mil ~ m1aaa bsIoW Helena Gallo
So me - rtIug & simpsons once, No 10
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A GOOD drink OF the finest liquors can
be had 1t WeaLherbss's. t