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ENOR SALE ma
Have for sale, CHEAP. Select STOCK Of
ALL KINDS OF GROCERIES,,
Athe Corner Of Beal and Desoto and Beat and
Hernando Streets.
c,vr ira GAIL. 1899

UOUsg AND LOT FOR SALE THAT
Ill valuable Brick House. No. III. with lot
fronting SO feet on Jefferson street. and ex,
tending back 1851 feet to an alley. will be sold
under decree by the Supreme Court OF Ten
nessee, on THURSDAY. JANUARY IA. 1859.
in front of the Courthouse door in Memphis,
nv John L. Brown, Clerk of supreme Court.
nv agreement Of parties. the sale viii! be for
5000 cash-sufiicient to pay tho debt, interest
months' time will be given on the balance.
PARTIES desiring to invest will please call at my
office, and will tat e pleasure IN SHOWING them
the property. TH0S. WICKERSHAM.
w Ne. 9 Postofiee Building.
Refer 10 ad rertisement in the Evening Post,
Planters Bank of Tennessee VS.. e. 0. Perrin
[ al us
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DRAWING OF THE LOTTERY PRIzEs.-
Tonight the drawing of the grand lot.
terry prizes will positively come off at the
Hebrew Fair, as the tickets for the same
have all been sold.
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DEPUrY SHERIEF's PRlzE.-The friends
of the different candidates for the deputy
sherif's prize "a splendid gold badge) at
the Hebrew Fair, should come up in
force tonight, as this is the closing night
of the fair.
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MERCHANTS wanting cotton ties can be
furnished at very low rate at Swift's
Iron Works, l96 Main street.
lis JOHN MAYoGUs, Agent.
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HAVE your CRATES set, smoking chin
neys cured and paving done. l am pre-
pared to put down sewerage pipes ofany
size. No. BOG Main street.
III J. L. MoALENYY.
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rhe Nashville Republican Hammer.

A LIVE. NEwsY. ENTERTAINING AND
a reliable Commercial and Family Newspa-
PEI, published at the Capital Of Tennessee. is
the largest. completsst and fullest newspaper
published in the State. Thoroughly Demo-
devoted to the development Of the resources Of
the Southwest and to the interests and welfare
Of Southern people. Daily, $40 per annum;
Tri. weekly. IS per annum; Weekly, 50 per an
getter up Of club Of ten, With the cash. Ad-
dress REP PUBLICAN BANNER," Nashville.
Tenn. SO
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-01-11

BANKERS Prize. = Tonight, at ten
o'clock, the vote will be closed at the
Hebrew Fair. A lively time is expected
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VAGRASoY.- One who bears the euphou-
Jus name of SamuelWashington earle, was
apprehended this morning on the charge
ofvsgrancy. he is one Of the many who
should be provided a place in a work
house. Oar city is wanting in one of
these estimable establishment. Other
cities being provided, Migrants can find
employment and be made to ornament
society whether they will or no. We think
it highly important that our city fathers
should 90 to work and legislate into ex .
istence some place for the worthless
Migrants of our city. The demands Of
our society require it every day.
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MONEY 10 lOau on DVEip SVhatSio'ot OF
No. II Jefferson street. lis
THE New MEMPHIS THEATER.-The
last performance at the New Memphis
was we'll attended, the evening being
Saturday, an questionable day, SO con-
sidered by the Upper-Tendoms, but
really should be the fsvorite night, as
generally the best plays sre selected for
that occasion. The great Irish drama,
Ireland as IL Vas, received the
applause of a fair and appreciative
audience 1t is decidedly Fenian play,
and svery one of that noble body should
have gone out TO see = correct represen-
tation Of their dear ould mother coUR.
thrv. The leading members of the
company never fail to come up
to the proper conception of their
paris, which is q surety that every
nights performance will be something
new and entertaining. Miss Lotts, the
charming little actress who every one
falls in love With. and who has already a
host of admirers in our city, will make
her first appearances tomorrow evening
She is certainly the most bewitobiug little
person ever seen, and We have little idea
bat what Memphis will turn out en- Hsdsse
TO greet her. To-nighfs plays: AL that
Gitters is not Cold and Richard III in
Dutch Il should be, not sll ths' gliiters
is gold-in English.
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FREE LUNcH.-Sam Gleason, northwest
corner Monroe and Second, will dish
up" something nice for you.
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THr best is the cheapest. Buy the
best Pittsburg coal from Hays Coal
Company, Office 22a Madison street.
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MADAM VINCENT is receiving daily Nor.
folk oysters of the best band, in shell,
and is ready to supply families and the
trade generally, corner of Washington
and Front streets. 95-ltw-t
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Mix'd paints, varnishes, glass, 34l I'd ST.

GRAND RAFFLE.-Ths rsffle for the
superb doll, magnificent vases, fine
bronze statues, and other elegant articles,
at the Hebrew Fair, will certainly take
place this evening, it being the closing
night of the fair.
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PIrrsBuRo and Kentucky coal and gas
coke. Brown & Jones, Office 1872 Main
street, Bethel Block. I
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DEEDS, Leases, Bills Ct Lading. DrAy
Tickets, aud ali kinds Of Blanks for sale
at The Office 7
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If you want good old Megibben whisky,
20 to Megibben 4 Bro, 28l Main street

A MAN LOOKING FOR FIGHT. French
men generally are noted for their gall
lantry toward ladies. But there are ex-
ceptions to all rules, as was proved this
morning in Police Court Lewis Cacy,
q French shoemaker, got little booty
on Saturday, and went out to see where
he could find fight. Being well ac-
quainted with the Sisters of Charity who
conduct the school on Third street, he
goes in there, and by his swearing and
turbulence, tried to raise difficulty, on
account merely that his little daughter
had been kept in school for some very
trivial effense, which children are often
guilty of. For his great want of respect
to the noble ladies of charity, he should
pay penance for at least six months, or
at the discretion Of the priest. He was
fined ten dollars by the Commissioner.
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Atwood FIanneIs, 40 cents F; excel
lent Cotton FlanneIs, rs cents good
Jeans, 20 cents, Balmoral skirts, 81,
at J. HI. Loewenstfne q Bros, No. 23I
Main street, Clay Building. lit
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IFIyou want good old Megibben whisky,
20 to Megibben & Bro, 28l Main street
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HAYS Coal COMPANY sells the best
lump coal. Leave orders at 223 Madi.
son street. liz
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CHOICEST family supplies Of all kinds
at ]. Devoto's, corner Third and Adams
streets. 1857
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A CALL of the Merchants Insurance
Company appears in another column for
ten per cent. on the capital stock, the
object being to further strengthen this al.
ready thriving institution. Though
young, it is already one Of the most pros
porous in the city.
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CARPETS and furniture for thirty days
atgreatly reduced prices, at Amss, Beattie
& Co.'S, 396 Main street. l26
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WILLIAM wAssoS, Dentist, has again
returned to the city after an absence Of
some months, and again offers his pro-
fessional services to his friends and the
public generally. Office with ]. B. Was
son, No. 3lS Main street lO6t
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GENTS Genuine Har.
rfson Cashmere suits, sI3; best SILK
Mixed suits, ei6; good black Beaver
suits, SIS, ut J. HI. Loewensftne q
Bros, No. 23I Main street, Clay
Building. Hit
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Rrlp AIT Turyr.-Newspapers fur.

READ Asp THnK.--Newspapers fur.
nish the cheapest advertisements. Take
an example. The Christian Asvocats,
~ Jefferson street, is issued weekly;
5000 copies are published and distrib-
uted. The greater number Of them 60
to the country, and directly to the homes
of the best citizens. An advertisement
Of Eve squares costs $50 for six months.
1900 papers are printed and distributed
during that time; thus costing the sd-
vertiser less than 10 cents per thousand.
Cards coat from "a to So, and circulars
from $40 to SIS per thousand--envelopes
and stamps extra. We do not wish to
detract from any medium of advertising,
but simply desire to state the facts in the
case. Our yearly rates are still cheaper.
r W. BLEW, Business Manager
ll6 Christian Advocate.
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ST. LAZARUS CHURCH, Rev. j. T.
WHEAT, RECTOR the pews of St. Lszi-
rus Church will be rented Tuesday even
ing, January IL, at u o'clock.
liz W. F. BOYLE, Treas.
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Iryougant good old Megibbeu whisky,
70 to Megibbsu 4 Bro, 2sl Main street.
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TIE GAYETIEs THEArER. - Tonight
this popular place of resort will be opened
with the appearance of q number of new
stars. Seuorita Lopez and her wonder
ful infant acrobats will be presented, with
Miss Lopez, the !erpsichorean queen !;
Mr.. Larry Tooley, great character
actor; and Mr.. Eugene F. German, q
champion accordeonist. The evening
promises to be one of gay pleasure.
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On. J. d. SrlLLnAs. the most success.
ful physician in America, in all chronic
diseases, may be found at 1879 Main ct. I
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NOR SALE. OR EXCHANGE FOR A
STOCK OF DRY GOODS OR GhoCE.
EIES- An Elegant Plantation. Of about 800
acres. 20 miles from the city. and under high
state OF cultivation. improvements consist OF
Cotton Gin, Grst Mill. Dwelling. Cabins. Corn
Cribs, etc. For further particulars apply to
KENNY & IITTLEyOHN,
Real Estate Brokers,
;+ nlook.
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To THE LADIEs-Call on Geo. Chap
pell, at No. 2sl9 Third street, next door
to the Postoffice, for the latest weekly
newspapers. magazines, etc. He slso
keeps constantly on hand q splendid
assortment Of writing paper and envsI-
onaa
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FOR SALE .

EoR SALE "A FINE YOUNG HORSE,
FIVE years old, perfectly sound and gentle.
Sold as the owner has no use for him.. A fa-
verabIe opportunity for any one wishing to
purchase. Address ,o,,, nov 90,
1923 LOCk-bOA Dbl.
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GENTS FURNISHING GOODS
Gents full bosom shirts, 81 90; 500
pairs Cent? Calf Roots, Ss good I'm.
dershfrts and Drawers, IS cents, at J.
III. Loewenstfne d BrOs.', No. 3l Main
street, Clay Building. Ill-t
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NOR RENT.
VERY DESIRABLE RESIDENCE

ON MeLcmore avenue, near the State Female
College, two and half miles from Court
SQUARE, with nearly nine acres eff land. SIX
rooms, all necessary outbuildings. a. large els
tern, an excellent garden and peach orchard.
ALSO. A ST0RER0oM AND CELLAR
on Adams street. north side. corner of Cen
Jesirahie location for a family grocery. Apply
to KENNY 4 LIrTLEJ0dN.
Kit williams Block.
ia co-ner Second and Madison streets.
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II you want good old Megibben whisky,
20 70 Yegibben & Bro, 2sl Main street
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Jusr RECEIVED, fresh supply Of Pitts.
burg coal. G. 7. Peterson. Offices, l3
Madison and so Jefferson street.
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Buy your coal from the Hays Coal
Company-office 223 Madison street.
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Fl. B. PAcKER-Pittsburg coal and gas
coke-2963 Main street. 68t
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1.
FuEEsAL OF Carr. WHrryrEIp.--At
eleven o'clock yesterday at the First
Methodist Church funeral sermon was
delivered by Rev. DR.. Ford to q house
SO densely crowded as to require the pre-
duction Of extra seats in every available
space. The sermon was particularly
appropriate to the occasion, and the au-
dience was affected to tears. But the
circumstances attending the tragic event
required little more than the mention to
move all hearts. The deceased was q
member of the Baptist Church, and the
occasion was improved as warning of
the uncertainty Of life, and especially as
calling aloud on all to enforce and obey
all just laws. At about two o'clock in
the evening the Confederate friends of
the deceased, including surviving mem
bers of the l64th Regiment, of which he
was member, assembled at Engine
House No. 2. and being distinguished by
badge Of yellow and black, and headed
by the Old Memphis Brass Band,
marched up Main to Adams, and thence
down Second to Vance to the house of
Mrs. Sheppard, where the remains were
deposited. After brief remarks and Q
prayer by DR.. Ford, the remains were
thence taken to Elmwood, where they
now rest in peace. Edward Whitfield
was good and noble man in all the rela-
tons of life, Christian. true gentle.
man and gallant soldier. A loss to
earth, he is gain to the world beyond it.
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.aSSow AT GRAND JUNCTION. are
informed by gentleman who left Grand
junction at five o'clock this morning,
that it was showing heavily at that place
and was three or four inches deep when
the train left for Memphis.
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VS. have very strong reasons for offer
ing the best lump, nut and slack Pittsburg
coal, gas coke. and all kinds Of wood, as
low as any il the market, old reliable
BIeLY, MELLERsH 4 Co,
ont South Cont and Main.
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NKTANTED-T0 ERE A. GOOD COOK.
w washer and irontr. Apply 70
.. B. PARKER,
llG II Madison street. up s'airs.
cook w1NTED.-eUOD.c COOK, WASHER
\ and Ironer wanted, without incumerance.
Apply to lIII-tl MkNkEN BROS.
M ANTED- A. GENTLEMAN AND
w wife. a good sized furnished room. with
boari. In private family. References fiven.
ARiRl ' % IL Madison street.
TTTANTED-AT THE wORSHAM HOUSE,
w Sofuh aud Laundry Women. III
VIyANTED-CHAM REfE-
w reuce required. Apply at the ..,,,
lo7.f coMMRkoIAL HOTEL:
HKTANTKD "A GOOD. WHITE COOK.
w None need apply without good' written
recommendation IRON responsible parues.
Amy A. No. 9s Court street "
TUANTED-RENTRk PpR TnE STORE
w rooms, Nos "a. 70 and S6tf Deal street:
Also. for seven large rooms in Socoua storJ Of
sane uiidine. renter Is wanted for siQre
reor' No. Al Madison street.. near spechrs
IN g hadiscp sTeei. =.
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Lard oil and ,urpentiue, cheap, s4l I'd st.
Is you want good old Megibbsn whisky,
20 to Meeibbeu & Bro, 2sl Main street.
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NOR sALE-MY PLACE, ON CONNER OF
II South and Main streets, with eight yesfs
lease from the frst Of May: also, fine LOT.
on corner Of south and Shelby streets. fronting
I63 feet on Shelby street and running back l44
Feet Amply TO II. SCHMIDT,
lies Corner Of South and Main sis.
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Peace.

OH HATS made new at 1884 Main st.
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OvercOats less than cost, at J. III.
Loewenstfne d Bros, No. 23I Main
street, Clay Building. Ill
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NOR RENT-ONR OF THE MOST DIES tR..
abe homes in the etty-in every respect
convenient. Apply to MRS. BROWN No IL
MULBERRY street. 10
TEOR RRNT- GARDEN LnTS;.-pKSIkA,,
r BILE LOTS FOR SALE OR LONG LEASE
Is No. Bethel Block.
NOR Rents ACRES OF WE'LL I'M
Il proved and inclosed land, in Fort Picker
inr. suitable for ssraep purposes. Apply to
CHAS. D0RION.
S-t Mostly Block.
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OK our first page we have compiled a
directory of business houses, which our
readers will find a servieeable medium
for giving their location. est
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The VARIETIES THEATER.-This is the
oldest theater in the city of Memphis, and
under the able management of Mr..
Broom has Yon reputation that few can
equal. The admission has been reduced
to twenty-five cents, with extra exertions
on the part of the management to please.
The company is both brilliant and re-
markable. Io-nights entertainment will
be worth seeing.
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NICHOLSON PAvEMExr.-The contractors
have finished all of the work of paving
with the Nicholson pavement let to them
in this city. The Chancery Court has
decided the question of the property
owners liability in favor of the contrac-
tors. The contractors are required by
the city to enforce the collection of this
tax by suits against the property for its
condemnation and sale; heAce we shall
expect all parties indebted to us for the
pavement to come to our Office and set
tie. If there are those who cannot pay
the money, let them come up and say
frankly what they can and will do, and
we shall do what we can in accepting
such terms as they may be able to offer
us. [l09-t] I. E. BRows & Co.
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FOR RENT.

vNop RENT OR SALE
Il MY PLACE. KNOWN AS THE CATHO-
tic Farm. on the Old aleieh road. four miles
from the city I101x aares--75 cleared and good
creek bottom comfo,tssis cot ages. with nine
rooms: ordinary out buildings: abundance OF
Iis. S. g. SNYDER.
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MONEY to loan on Scrip collaterals, at
No. n Jefferson street. lis
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MILLARD's finest prepared chocolate
for family use, at J. Dsvoto's, corner
Third aud Adams streets. loaf
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HAYS Coal COMPANY sells the best
family coal. Leave orders at 22a Madi-
son street liz
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ONE FURNISHED ROOM FOR RENT
~ Appl- 10 Ill Washington street. ll3

5SOK KENT-TWO COTTAGES ON DU-
II PREF STREJr. between Poplar street
t. az AIN building. and three including kitchen
IN The rear. Will be rented low to a prompt
tenant. &C. WARD q BRO,
Druggists. No. 2l5 Main street,
~ 10
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REMOVED Henniger has removed
to No. 40 Monroe street. between Main
and Second. Boots and shoes sie5s. let
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LADIES' DRESS GOODS.-Beauti.
full double width Alpacas, 2S cents ;
good solid color Poplins. 70 cents
best aII-wooI Merfnos, 20 cents best
aII.uool DeIafnes. IL Ia cents ; best
printed DeIafnes, 20 cents, at j. III.
Ieewenstine a Bros.', No. 2sf Main
street, Clay Building. nl-t
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you want goos old Megibbsn whisky,
20 to Megbben Il Bro, 2Sl Main street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-03-29

GENERAL FRANK BLAIR's CAsE.-The ar
eument in the case Of General BLAIR
against the test-oath of Missouri, before
the Supreme Court, has been completed,
and the court has it under consideration.
The oath in question involves the swearing
that he has never been in hostility to the
Government of Missouri. Attic time Of the
affair at Camp Jackson, in the beginning Of
the war, the government Of Missouri was
arrayed against that of the United States,
which General BLAIR sustained, and in 30
doing resisted Missouri. This renders him
unable to take the oath, and deprives him
Of the right to vote or to practice Law
What muddle Republication has made
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-03-29


:" We in America are SO used to the broad
and nnobstructed highway of liberty that
we cannot understand the smotheration Of
Dondage."-Beecher at the Cuban Syn,pa-
& This is, Of. course, an allusion to the
"smotheration !" in Cuba. There is a good
deal Of "smotheration" in this country.
does Mr. BEEcHER understand that !? If he
does, his sympathies for the "snothered %
seem not TO be very much quickened-they
seem 70 DO much more lively towards the
bondmen at distance, who are not half so
oppressed as the suffering bondmen in this
sountry. We suspect Mr.. BEEcHER rather
'hkea the "pate de sousherner,n which he
can heartily enjoy with his wine while ex-
eaa.lning vsaemently against the IS smsthe.
ss.aoa Of the cubans Oh, philanthropy.
Nha . vast amount Of hypocrisy is CON.
esaasa under thy ample cloak $ =,
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& A. CONSTITUTIONAL JoKE.--When the
Senate amendments to the tenure repeal
bill were taken up in the House, Judge
DAVIS, Of New York, proposed that the bill
should be referred with instructions to re-
port q clause providing means whereby
the constitutionality- Of the Law might be
tested at en- early day. The idea was start
ling The constitutionality Of the tenure
os-ofiee law, or indeed Of anything in Con-
gress, was amatter entirely inadmissible.
The introduction of brace of cats amongst
. family Of. rats would be to the rats quite
az tolsrable. Mr.. scoFrELD at once de-
tecsed the intruder, and declared that the
motion was an extract from one Of ANDREW
JoHSsoN's messages! It was at once in
dignantly secuted. sea.
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spECTAI NOTICES.
saT.E. GrLlL's
BoN-ToN BAKERY,
No. $40 BROAD STREET.
THE LARGEST BREAD,
THE LARGEST Bread, -.
10 be found In the city. at the
BOE-ToN BAKERY,
| NH ,7-.srfts 10. sac Broad street.

nav GooDs. SPRING 1869.
" MORE NEW GOODS.
Great crowds are rushing daily to Escaie 'No
GREAT BARGAINS -,--z=.---
which are now offered NJ
12.t JULIUS sYCLE'S,
ais BROAD BETWEEN FOURTH AND fN
am now constantly receiving from new ~
auctions great bargains In all kinds o. KooA'
able for the season:
Calico at TO- l9sc.-the best atzlsc.i
Beautiful Lustre Alpaca Tor Sc'i
Spring PopIin At Soc;
Striped ChaIlies at 2sc.;
Hemstisched Cambria Handfercnlefs W "e,i
Pn,e T.Inen asndkerchiefs at u. as per dozens
insm,sr Dov,es. plain and coloredsbordered' &c
$Lss per d zen;
Lace Collars at 20 and &C.; ,.-r,.
Embroidered and Lace Handkerchleis ~ " anu w.
Huck Towels, large size, at 2sc.; -
Marseilles Quilts at $2.sa;
White Goods Of every description;
Hosiery and Gloves, a large variety; --....
Corsets and Hoop-5kirts;
Lace Curtains;
Embroidered Muslin for Curtains;
Cassimeres, Cloth, Tweeds Kentucky jeans ioi
BOYS, and Mems wear, at CSC. and upwards
and many more articles, too numerous to mentor.
Remember, low prices make rapid sales Is Ine
motto of JULIUS sYCLE, Hs Broad street.
- ~. between Fourth and Fifth,
next door TO Keiningham's bookstore.
Closed on SATURDAY.
Statesmen RITTER G. CARE, GEO. SWABACHEH,
| J. J. TURNER, JONAS WEINBERG. nan ~