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TRADE.

The general markets TO day did no
evince any great degree of activity.
The decline in g I'D threatens to unsettle
prices, and buyers are holding off TO see
what win be the result. Many orders
which have gone eas within the past
week have been countermaDded, from
this cause, and until the Gold market
becomes steadier, We may look for light
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FIELD FORT1FIcATIONs.-The foreign
Journals report that a novel manWuyre is
practiced by the French troops in gar
rison at Lyons. At the sound of the
bugle, the soldiers spread them
selves out in the plain in two lines.
Throwing off their knapsacks, the men
Of the second line pass them to those of
the first, who, placing them OIL their
own, form a rampant, behind which both
lines lie down. The men of the first
line begin firing, while those of the
second line supply them with cartridges,
and confne themselves to that occupa-
ton.
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The ENGLISH POsifiVisls aud.
their Religion.

1 mean, that, only the group of men,
most of whom are young, most Of whom
are highly cultured, many Of whom are
endowed with remarkable ability, who
are to be found in a literary and political
~phalanstery with Mr.. Congreve, and Of
whom the majority are understood to be
actual yotaries of the religion Of Comte.
Of course ] have nothing to do here
with their faith or their practices. If
they adopt the worship Of woman I
think they do a better thing after all
than the increasing and popular class
Of writer's, whose principal business in
life is to persuade US that our wives and
sisters are all Messalinas in heart and
nearly all Messalinas in practice. If,
when they pray, they touch certain
cranial bumps at certain passages of the
prayer, | do not see that they institute
anything worse than the g~enuheetions of
the Ritualists or the breast-beating of
the Roman Catholics. If, finally, n
is sometimes a little puzzled when he
receives a letter from a Positivist friend,
and finds it dated 9Th Marcus Aure-
lius,' or "12th Auguste Comte,'' in
stead Of July or December, as the case
may be, one must remember hat there
never vet was a young sect which did
not delight in puzzling outsiders by a
new and peculiar nomenclature. 1
never heard anything worse charged
against the Positivists than that they
worship woman, touch their foreheads
when they pray, and arrange the calender
according to a plan of their " inven-
ton except, Of course, the general
CHARGE Of atheism but as that is made
in Eng md against anybody whom all
his neighbors do not quite understand.
[ hardly think it worth discussing in
this particular instance. We are all
atheists in England in the estimation of
our neighbors, whose political opinions
are different from our own.-Justia
Nc ardtg IN March GQtasg.
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The following real estate, situate IN the county
OF C~Tittsnden, Stage OF Arkansas IL being the
east % OF the east % OF section two, in town
hip * nerLh, range 8 east also. the east Z of
the southeast fractional a OF section thirty
1--WE. Ia township seven north, range nine east,
containing 10 acres, more or less. The said
sale will be made as aforesaid, pursuant to the
terms aud S lpulatipns of a certain deed of
trust executed by A. Maison, G. Thomes and
Jane o r. Thomas executed on the 10Th Gay of
May. 1857, to the undersignsd. in trust. 70 se-
cure 70 Mrs. K. W. Barton and X. b. RartOa and
John 5. c aybrOox and Wildly Williams a
certain deb therein mentioned ana to satisfy
the said 3. usr. sale between the hours OF II
am. and 4 o'clock pm. The title is gOOS, bat
l only sell and convey as Trustee.
mh2e JAMES +. BARTON, Trustee.
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: oAoNA III uh1u at Z Ll..-s.ss.sa~-..s..--. Li,ffl
Receipts since yesterday were per NJ.
& C. r. r. 1856 bales NJ & 4. r. r. 81
M. d o. R. r. I55; M. & L. r r. r. 8;
steamers 2l2; wagons 80. Exports-per
NJ. & c. r. r. 79. Mo o. R.R. us river
l05.
The receipts this week were 1858 bales.
Exports AIS. Receipts for the coTres-
bonding week last year, 1878 bales. Com
pared with last week, this shows an in
crease of I56 bales IN receipts. The total
receipts to date, last year, were 225. ass
bales, with Mipdlings, on the 9Th March,
1865. 232924c, in this market.
The New York weekly statement is as
follows:
Receipts for the week IS, 900 bales. R.
ceipts since September Ist, 4SI. 500 Re
eeipts at all ports for the week 80 IA
bales. Exports since September Ist,
202, 200 bales. Exports from all ports for
the week 10000. Exports from all ports
since September lat, S2l 900. Stock on
hand in New York ll2,O00. Stock on
hand at all ports 4I6, $50. Exports for
the week to Liverpool 1888. Exports
from al ports, this week, to Liverpool,
1890. Exports from all ports, this
week, to Continent, $500 bales.
It may be proper to note that the dis.
patches by n line make the receipts at
all United States ports, for the week, So
IA bales, while by the other line they
are put down at 40, 900 bales.
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How TO stop Using Tobacco.

In a recently published pamphlet Rev.
Mr.. Trask gives the following advice to
tobacco chewers. l. Make the most Of
your will. Drop tobacco chewing. 2.
Go to an apothecary, and buy ten cents
worth Of g%entian root, cOarsely ground.
3. Take as much Of it after each meal,
or ~oftener, as amount to a common quid
Of iBe-cut or ~cavendish. 4. Chew il
well, and swallow all the sa6va. 5.
Continue this a few weeks, and you will
COM of eonqueror then thank God,
and thanksus.
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THE WEEKLY PAMELA STAR,

Is PUBLISHED IN A SECTION OF COIJN-
L try entirely tributary 10 Memphis, and has
a circulation unsurpassed by any other me
dium Of that kind in Nogth Mississippi. Mer-
chants and business men generally will fud IL
to their advantage TO advertise in the T
Address PAMELA STAR,
oes Pamela, Miss
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Daniel Webster, in a discussion on
the influence Of the press, spoke as fol-
lows " Every parent whose son is away
from home at school, should supply him
with a newspaper. l well remember
what a marked difference there was be-
tween those Of my schoolmates who had
and those who had not access to news
papers. The first were always superior
to the last in debate, composition, and
general intelligence.
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Women are said to have stronger
attachments then men. 1t is eyinced IN
little things. a man is often attached
to an old hat but did you ever know Of
a woman having an attachment for an
old bonnet2
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COAH 0 A
PUBLISHED AT
Point, Mississippi

THIS newspaper is one of the finest adver-
4 Using mediums in the State OF Mississippi,
being The official paper Of the eounties OF Tu-
Mica, Coahoma and Bolivar-three OF the
cotton growing counties in the State.
It's circulation is not surpassed by any country
paper Published in hey vicinity OF Memphis-
ia. REID & co..
hoVlo Pror >assS
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WEEKLY APPEAL
WEEKLY APPEALl
WEEKLY APPEAL
NOW is fHR TINE TO SUBSCRIBE
Commence With the New Year
1869. 1869.
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THR HEAPIIIS WEEKLY APPEAL,
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CONTAINING
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$50 Clubs of two or more Will be sup
lied az 81 %.
sS- The columns Of the APPEAL win be de-
voted to the LATEST NEWS. TELEeRAPH RE-
PORTS. and choice selections of LEADING
MATTER
SO Special attention will be given TO our
MARKET REPORTS. No effort will be spared 10
advance SOUTHERN and soUTHER
ENTERPRISES.
- The stirring events of the present day
make it necessary for every man to become a
subscriber TO a good newspaper. Tosupply this
want, we offer the APPEAL at the above ex-
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within the reach Of all. We promise that the
APPEAL, as heretofore. shall continue to give
universal satisfaction.
az Remittances can be made either By POST
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requested to act as Agents.
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Monday, March az, 1869.

To the highest bidder, for cash, at the Chamber
OF Commerce, in Odd-FslloWs' Hall, Memphis,
Tenn, be ween legal hours, Commencing aG u
O'Clock, ali The right, title and interest, legal
and equitable, winch belonged TO said Bank
rupt, }. b. Ashe, at the date of filing uis petit
ton in Bankruptcy, in and to the real esfa e
and personal property hereinafter described,
to-wit: Ali the bills of exchange, bonds
promissory notes, securities, debts, demands.
claims, equities, ccounts books of account.
chooses ia action, and all and singular the per.
sonal effects and assets of said Bankrupt Of
every Rind and description.
Also, the following unencumbered Real Es-
tate, to.wit a tract of land in Coahoma
county, Miss containing one hundred and
siXty-one 10 100 acres, as follows south west
quarter OF southeast qug rter and southeast
quarter of southwest quarter Section 20, Town.
ship Is, Range 3 west east half Of northwest
quarter, northeast quarter OF southwest quar-
Ter, sou Invest quarter of southeast quarter
Section y, Township Is, Rance 3 west.
q. W. TRUEHEART,
mh2 9 Is Assignee of j. B. Ashe.
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Trustees sale.

THE undersigned, Trustee, VIII, at the south
east corner of Court square, Ia the city I
Memphis, sell 10 The highest bidder, for cash,
n. rhnnadar Inc First day of InriI Nnrf
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TRUST SALE.
BANKRUPT SALE.

In the matter OF J. b AsHE, in Bankruptcy,
at Memphis, Tenn.
Df virtue of a general order OF sale by the
ID District Court OF the United States for the
District OF West Tennessee in Bankruptcy, on
the lsta day OF December, 1865, l shall proceed
TO sell, on
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NEWSPAPERS.
The GRENADA SENTINEL
J. a. sIcNAIco, EDITOR

HAS A CIRCULATION AS LARGE AS
hat Of any paper in North Mississippi. and In
a section of country where trade Is tributary
TO Mersphis. Business men OF Memphis viii
ind 1t to their interest TO advertise in the sES-
LTINE. auI6 tflE
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BROWNSVILLE BEE.
COL WI. w~EsTBROOK Dr.. r. ". BEERS
Late of Mississippi. Late OF Mobile,
&c BEERS.
Editors and ProprIesOrs.

A LIVE WHITE MANS JOURNAL DE-
"A voted to pure Democracy and the riShtsol
the people.
Enthusiastically in Advance-TwO Dol.
lars a Year One Dollar Tor Six Months.
Our very large ana rapidly increasing circu-
az an advertising medium, to business houses.
me BEE CIRCULATEs THROUGH THE ENTIRE
" EsfERS DISTRICT.
Ben 20 edvertisem ents received except 70
money, and a~tTegniar ratsz.
Address, WESTBkOOk & BEERS.
sni4tf Brownsville. Tenn.
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INSURANCE.

OF NAIl.
SHERLOCK, : President
nTREOT0RS r. NJ. Bishop, OF r. M.
~ Bishop & Co.; Theo. Cook, OF Baker, Hart
a Cook Joseph G. Butler, President Lafayette
Bank; l.. r. Hull, of Addy, Hull & Co.; A 3.
of WinslOw & Smith ChaHes kule,
OF q. Rule & Coleman; Ad"lph God, OF Adoiph
Wood & Co; John ShilliJO, OF John ShillitO It
Co.; a. ID. Bullock, OF A. ID. Bullock Co; ID. 4.
Woodrow, OF Woodrow, Mears q Co Allen
of join Swasey Il Co.; l.. A. Harris. ex-
Mayor OF Cincinnati; James Glenn, of William
Glenn q sons.
w. M RICHARDSON, W. B. cassidy,
Secretary. Nice-PFes'L.
]. DEWALDEN CHURCHILL Supervisor,
e. e. VREDENEUMGEg, agent,
MOVES No. - Madison ST., Memphis Tenn.
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OHANCERY SALE.
CHANCERY SALE

ON WEDNESDAY, MARGH a, 1889. CHAM
" Gerry COURT Of NJ MPHIS.
No. 1856 Harriet ]. ROyster. adm'x., VI. 6. g.
Register 81 al.
DY virtue Of an interlocutory decree in this
ID cause, I will sell, al public auction. TO the
highest Bidder, in frOnJ OF The auction house
of ROystsr, TIezevant & c., in The city OF
Memphis, tennessee,
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ADVERTISE IN THE
Only Newspaper Ira che LiltIs River
Valley.

IT HAS A GOOD CIRCULATION IN ALL.
4 the mountain OunIies. and Is The
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No. Is West Court Street,
MEMPHIS, TENNESSEE.
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WodfcAl
pALrtMoRB LOCK HOSPITAL.
ESTABLISHED AsARsIuaBr PROM ouAcKzRI
rHs ONLY PLAcs, wwHERRB A CURE

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shsrso %pStsno1 General pss spirs, Con-
lrsis, a idess PsIp,'s ~ ~ ,. BIZ
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i.orSsrs sii.ins from he sei,.IH IsS,s
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Sassss, o. ysf,d e ss'tssy the iiVinsiTw. ma,
cal. WIN 'u, M, ..,,,,,
% a$ss :1$s,
may f.ilsi R essngs % 81. bono, tsaiis
n,a, and confidently rely upon hi. skin asa ply
'ie''n. ORGANIC WEAKNESS
.TS,s Dfsssf T.sSs, s.,. n:
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T' o.t by Rose faiI,ns into IMPROPER
sssii. tSsn Bs.id;s being S.p,Sss
ssa ss:sssssiss .sPp.sS: x ss So$y ia % Az.
and Mestai Yaneiions .Tfsisssd. IL: d fros5ss.
tive Powell Nefyon; lfrhHabag, ptsppsspi,ni,as.i
pssili1 81 w W.snK Of lie Frame Coughs Con-
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=, .na RI gains ,rnm Bfitirnofe III, al. s'fev
ran tbs sorpsr Pai no, 70 oSssryc nans
and nsEt u.,... ,o;,p.,d and con.
..iains stamp . b used q ihs fsply Ps,:s:s
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soms 81 ths most assossh cures i6si were sysi
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produced 81 early habits % youth VII. wssissss
sS hssa bS Sss sp Ser1ors r.biiy b.
bnty, symP'oTTb fearfai eaeets on Tho mind an
S.s.dedGtPss, Il CSDdG.iUn
%,srsien 70 Society. SELF. disirp.t, Lows ~ soii!
su@s T%S .SnS e esn ba%
yhsf. ihs cause q ,hsl. asslIs. health, iS;isS
hay,ss nsg ~
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~ saEss rssssi. $,sss %Ss;ss;isi: ~.
d'%s;isl nst nifty ,A.. young man, tn. hop. Of hi.
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LOCAL NOTICES.

Fon PINE WHITE SHIRTS and all the new
styles of Linen Cuffs and Collars, 20 to
Franc & Goldman, No. SIG Seventh street,
between d and Z streets, and to the old
stand, Marble Hall, No. ass Seventh street,
opposite Patent Office.
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TENTED STATES PATENT OFFICE.

~ wlsHIraTos, October o, ls6e.
On the retition OF HIRAM ID. AUsaROvE, Of Gu
CIauati, Ohio, praying for the extension OF patent
granted to htni on tho Sh day OF January. lSe Tor
iaprnv snent in Gas Cooking Stoves;
It IL ordered that the testimony In the case be
closed gu the 9TH day Of December next, that the
thus for llIug the arguments aud tho Examlner's
report be limited 10 tue 18Th day OF Decemb.r next
aud that said petition be heard on the 2osh day OF
December next
Auy person may oppose this extension.
SAMUEL 8, FISHER.
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A PUBLICATIONS. FOR DUPLICATE LAND
n WARRANTS.

Z
DRPARrMKNT OF fHR IETBRIOR,l
49, PENSION OFFICE, Sept Is, 1852. J .
Applications having been made under tho act OF
Jnue ~ 1850, for the reissue Of the following dc.
bseu lost or destroyed: Notice Is hereby given
that at tbs date following the description OF each
warrant now certificate or warrant Of like tie soT
win be reissusd. II no valid objection should then
< duplicate Of Land Warrant Certificate. No.
col, for l6) acres, issued uuder the act OF Feb:
ruary II, 1871, In the name OF Lucian Cox, and
No, 9,slS, for 100 ncres. issued under % act Of
March 5. lsSl. ~ the name Of whitehall May and
No lG7 ~ for le9 aere,. i.snsi under the act q
was granted December o, 1861 December 10, ls69.
No l?,sio. for 100 acres, issued under The at q
>ReptembOr, 1870, Ia tho name OF levi Allen, and
was granted January 81. 1877 January s, 1870.
II. VAN AER2AM,
nommissiOnar OF Pal siOus
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L,sfAnLIsnED 1880.
f u r S ;.

Now rsajy for the Inspection OF the public, the
larssst aud most carefully selected assortment OF
rURs We have ever received. embracins all the
LEADING STYLES IN EVERY KIND OF
Fur SUITABLE FOR LADIES' AND
CHILDREN's WEAR.
Al,o. a great variety OF
GENTS FUR MUFFLERs, GAPS AND
GLOVES. "a
CARRIAGE ROBES OF ALL quail
e TIES.
Every article guaranteed as represented. and TO
be ed at the very lowest CASH PRICES.
JAMES Y. DAVIS,
No. $50 Pennsylvania avenue,
oe3).oo2y Under METROPOLITAN Hotel.
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HoFP's MALT EXTRACT Is q beverage par
adapted to persons OF weak and de-
bilitated constitutions, and all those who are
suffering from dyspepsia, loss OF appetite,
scrofula, chlorosls, DC, general debility,
and arrangement Of the whole system. IL
takes the place Of, and Is superior to ale,
porter and spirituous liquors as q remedial
agent, and In oil cases where slightly stimu.
lssive beverages and tonic arc needed. Sold
by all druggists and grocers. col
ASK THE LADIES' MAIDS AND THEY WILL
TELL you that Phalon's yitalia or Salvation
for the Hair Is tho favorite article for re-
wing the natural tinge Of blauchcd or
fading ringlcts. Clear rs fluid glass, whole
some to tho skin rs water, undiscolorable
by the light, without any mineral odor and
yielding no sediment, 1t deaes composition
aud courts comparison. col
The GREAT SALE OF THE SEAsoS-FAlL
AND WINTEn CLOTHING - Gents Velvet
bound Overcoats.
Boys Cape Overcoats.
Chlldren's Garibaldis.
Business Suits for Gentlemen.
School Suits for Boys.
Dress Suits for Gentlemen, aud an extern
slye assortment Of Furnishing Goods have
been lust purchased In New York and Phila-
dclphla, and are now offered at unusually low
prices by l.. d. BARBOUR & Co.,
Oak Hall Clothing aud Merchant Tailoring
House, 400 Seventh street, opposite Post
0flce. go ...
FoR TIM BEST and cheapest Gloves Of all
!, kinds and at all prices, go to Franc Il Gold
man, No. 5l6 Seventh street, between d
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ORDERS have been given in the royal mint,
In London, for 20, 900 medals communicating
the Abysslnian expedition.
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SUPREME CoURr or THE UNITED STATES
Wednesday,, November 10, lSG0,-No. 203
The President, &c, of the Chlcopee
Bank, plaintiff In error, va. The Seventh Ma
tionai Bank Of Philadelphia. The argu-
ment OF this cause was concluded by Mr.
R. II. Dana, jr., of counsel for plaintiff III
error.
No. 200 James d. Bennett Ct al, appel
ants, VS.. Finley r. Fowler. This cause was
argued by Mr.. J.. l.. Coburn, of counsel for
the appellee.
No. 2l0. James c. Kennedy, receiver, ap-
pellant, vs.. Patrick Gibson ct al. The argu-
ment of this cause was commenced by MI.
II. j. Brent, of counsel for the appellant.
Adjourned until 12 o'clock tomorrow
morning. ''5
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B. W. DEAL & Co., No. "a Mount Vernon
Place. opposite Northern market, offer for
sale In another column medicine said to-
be sure cure for gravel and Its attending
diseases OF the kidneys and bladder.
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ALEX. r. SHEPHERD Il Bros, No. 2G0
Pennsylvania avenue, have Just received
large supply of new chandeliers, pendants,
brackets and fancy French Shades, which
they offer at reasonable prices.
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For Undershirts and Drawers, at so, 60,
s75 and 81, 90 to Franc & Goldman, No.
5lG Seventh street, between d and + streets,
and Marble Hall, No. 1853 Seventh street,
opposite Patent Office.
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THE MASQUERADE To.SIGHT.-The grand
masquerade of syracusiau Lodge, Knights
OF Pythas, to take place tonight, promises
to be delightful entertainment, and one Of
much enjoyment. The Seven Wise Men
galcty Of the scene.
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THE ToURSAMEST.-The beauty and elite
Of the surrounding counties Of Maryland
Virginia will be present to-day at the
tournament to take place at the National
Park. A grand ball Is to conclude the day't
festivities.
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SrLEHDDLr FURNISHED rARLoRs and bed
rooms arc offered for rent. They are In de-
slrable locations, and full particulars will be
given on application at No. 457 Thirteenth
street, between L and F streets, west side.
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DEDICATION OF SINGING HALL.-The
Ariou Glec Club few evenings ago dedi-
Gated to their use the new hall which has
recently been fitted up for their use at the
Arbiter hotel. The room Is tho same for
merly used by the Washington SUngerbund,
but has recently been fitted up for the use of
the Arion.
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A MEETING of tho Irish Republican Asso-
citation will be held this evening at WHY'S
Hall, Seventh street, between II aud
streets.
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A MEETING of the Grand Lodge A. o. G.
+. will be held this evening at 1880.
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TED MATES PATEsT OGPIGE.

U NihA WAsn ns b b. 4. oo e;ob.; "a. IAN,
On the petition Of J. N. Pirrs, Of Blsckstone,
Ms:s,eh a,st.s. prryips fors r. sstsP;ioa Of
isae; Tor AZ impIoyemsn, In Machines for Gattins
tis ordered that the testimony In this case DO
closed on the 2j!h day Of December nsxt, that the
time for nlingaTGuments and ths ExAmiher's re-
aud that said petite be heard the 10th day d
January next. Any person may oppose this sx-
tension, sAMUEL 81 PI6HER
nO3-w2w C,ommi.sIopev N Pataots
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-11-11

UNITED STATES ARSENAL. "A garrison
court-martlal which has been in session at
the arsenal IN this city for two or three days
past, for tho trial OF petty offenders, con-
cludcd its labors yesterday.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-11-11

SUPREME CoURT-RssidsRoes ofMe JuNiceS-
Mr. Chief Justice Chase, corner Sixth and T.
streets,
Mr.. Justice Nelson, National Hotel.
MI. Justice Grier, National Hotel.
Mr.. Justice Clifford, National Hotel.
Mr.. Justice Swayne, No. 400 Thirteenth
street, between " and Y streets.
Mr.. Justice Miller, National Hotel
Mr.. Justice Davis, National Hotel.
Mr., Justice Field. No, $50 + street.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-11-11

FRANc ~ GOLDMAN have Just opened
another splendid Gents Furnishing at No.
SIG Seventh street, between aud
streets.