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RoPosALs roR srATIoskRY.
49, DrrLarsksI or rHt lsrssIoR.

DUFAnfhENI OE mi
WAsHIsdIos, D. CT April 10. 1852.
be required by this Department and the bureaus
and Offices thereof during the remainder Of the
fiscal year ending June 10, 1859, viii be received
until u clock, m. Of Saturday, May ]. lsB
Zach proposal must be signed BY the individual
or arm making II. and be accompanied by satis-
factory guarantee that the bidder will execute
contract with good and sufeisnt bonds n his bid
Is accepted for any or all articles.
All articles fur led must DO Of the best quality
Bond with approved security will DO required
Of the party 70 whom the contract msy be awarded.
On failure to furnish any Article when required.
in a reasonable time, the right 70 reserved Of pur-
chasing In open market, or Of declaring the con
tract forfeited aud II greater price than the con
tract price be paid for such article the difference
will be charged to the contractor.
The Department reserves the right 70 reeet or &C.
IN estimate oi the qusntitiss which will be
needed, aud blank forms for hidding. c9ntaininE
full information, In accordance with thts adNer-
ussment, will be furniAhed on application.
Proposal. uAAeeompanled BY satisfactory guar,
aptess will not be eonsidsIed. and contracts Will
dealers 10 the articles
the specifications furnished. and failure to do so
will cause the rejection ofApy bid.
Proposals must be Addressed to the Secretary Of
the Interior. and DO indOr'ed "Progo;sl, &, sta
apiS,i6. .22,B.9 Secretary.
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as- Trains leaving Baltimore aud Ohio Depot a!
SIS q. IN. connect with Orange, Alexandria and
Manassas Passenger Trains At s. Asaph Junction.
for all pOints the line of thQt road between Ma
nassas Junction and Harrlsonbntg.
Trains leaving 81. AsAph and King streets at :2i
T. IN. connect Al St, Asaph Iunetion with train
arriving at Baltimore and ohio Depot RtS:2Op IN. ,
and In timo for 4p M, tIAin ISI balt,InoTeb
W ] PHELps. den ] Aanager. deeSO.M
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20. "rRBAsuRY DEPARTMENT
"wAsHIsaros. April II, 1853. ! %
'"Notice Is hereby given that the interest
coupons, payable on the LIST day OF July
ncn, will be paid on presentation at the
proper offices upon rebate Of interest at the
rate of six per cent. per annum in gold.
"GEo. s. boutwell,,
Secretary Of the Treasury"
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Business College.
RESOLVE AND ACT.
CONSOLIDATED BUSINESS COLLEGE.
Comm % sIvHrrH Isp D BrREIrs,
m lRpLrAnea on u street,1

wIsHlNdT0F, b. T..
An Institution spccially destined for preparing
young and miadls 2 ssd mon snd women 70 enEsEe
n bHainess affairs for themselves or In the employ
The branches taught are, Business Prae,loe,
sS9s ssegIns a. APPLIED 70 a. sspa5t%e1,: q
spelling, BloeutlOh. Political Eeonony. and Com.
), siodsaiI arc permitted to pursue any or all Of
Ladies hays The ,ams advantage asEsnilemen,
10 q, separate department, Instructed by epmpo.
RsT2s 81 TTfGtirIosi A .sAol.rship. soed for
cities ofthe country, t6j Local SehoiRTsh Ips good
for one year from dale OF issue, 80. Tickets for
three months. $50 for one month, el0
All tuitionA payable In RdvaneeI when paid
instsl me nts the rates are tep per cent. higher
Sessions are held day and evening.
Bon
sPESCBRIAs PRsMhNsHIP DRPARTaBNr
81 this institutlon provides unsaqalled facilities
for the Aeduiretnent u q free and elegant hand.
writing Ladies and esutlomsn are rsesiv.d for
special Instruction iu this art during thu day or
evening.
wEPPrss, yIsIttsg nSa ADDRESS A, cAsps:
sylssduAl " eagraylng> 5'.
~, The TsstsGot,s and BLANK: used In he in,' H.
aud the celebrated spenesfian Steel Pens may be
icsS oiaeo., HENRY n. GoPP. Pfesident'
HHERT o. srEFoEE, Secretary. jaf6.f
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HEADQUARTERS FiRsr MILITARY DIsrRIor.l
- SrArR op yIReisIA.

HEADQUARTERS FiRsr MILITARY DIsrRIor.l
STATE oP vIRaIEIA. I
o,n,,,r O,i k,SnrTG ~ lS SA' April o. 1902
/. The commanding General being at this
time unprepared to appoint Judges Of the
Supreme Court of Appeals of this Common
wealth aud Military District, II Is ordered
and directed that In oil cases % appeals,
wrlts of error, and supersedeas, to tho Su-
premc Court Of Appeals, now pending In
this Commonwealth and Military District,
tho same may 10 taken, had, and allowed, In
accordance with the laws and practice there
unto concerning, II the same are perfected
and prosecuted within sixty days from this
date. .
0. The person appointed clerk Of the Su-
preme Court of Appeals ID hereby authorized
and required to appear and qualify before
the court Of hustings for the city Of Rich
mond, held by the Judge thereof, or the judge
thereof In vacation, who shall ascertain and
q, decide the amount and quality OF his bond,
n I'd administer to him all aud singular the
o1th.S required by law to be taken by said
clerk, certifying his action therein to said
Cont OF Appeals, together with such bond
and action thereon aud concerning.
q. The persons appointed as clerks OF the
county and circuit courts Of this Common
wealth and Military District are hereby au-
thorized and required to appear and qualify
by bonds and oaths,a as prescribed bylaw before
any circuit court of this Commonwealth and
Military District, or the Judge thereof in va
cation, and said Judges arc authorized to
ascertain the quality Of said bonds In amounts
not exceeding those given by their predeces-
sors, and administer tho oaths required by
law, and are directed to certify their action
therein to the court for which said bonds and
oaths are taken In any case in which there Ia
no court or judge Of the proper county fol
which such persons arc appointed who Ii
qualified so to act.
By command of Brevet Major General
Webb. 3. +. CHALPIS,
Assistant Adjutant General.
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Bookbinders.

EDWARD LYORTT, ~
u BOOK.BINDBR AND PAPRR-RULBR,
No. I'll Pennsylvania avenue, between Tenthand
Eleventh streets, south side.
Books elegantly or plainly bound Periodiea =
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Educational.


MODERN LANGUAGES.
Professor DANIEL Z, 0ROUX, formerly teiChe
OF Modern Languages at the GEORGETOWN aud CO.
lumbar Colleges. D, O.. and who has been very
successful during miAhy years In imparIing the
knowledge Of French Spanish and German, will
make Arrapgements with schools and private
classes for instruction In the above languages.
TT4uSl4tiOns made, also, from the Italian, swed-
lsh, Danish, Dutch, &c, For terms, apply at his
Oaiee. No, bl9 Seventh street, opposite the lptoli
EOacer BuildiHg. between D and street, Wash
fnton, d. G. bepl'u
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PERPETUAL LIFE INSURANCE
Guaranteed After the Payment OF One
Annual Premlum.
ALI POLICIES PosTTIvELr EoS.ToRFKIrIsG.
Insurance Company,
NO. 40 STREET.
Between Pourteeuth and Fifteenth Streets,
Claw aud Exchange Building,)
WASHINGTON, d. c.
A careful examination Of our system cannot fail
TO convince all who have examined thu subject OF
&h s Jersey sUITA
tases that are not offered elsewhere. especially In
the proy sons Of forfeiture mads In the Policy
by which one can lose Policy or fall In seeur:
Ing portion Of their Insurance after one annual
payment has been made. III
The Agent takes pleasure IN acknowledging the
liberal patronage with which the Company has
metamong the citizens Of Washington and vicinlty
Grateful widows aud orphans stand ready to &C:
knowledge our promptness In the payment OF all
our losses. The popularity Of our Company aud
/ the large Increase Of .our business hare may be
seen In the fact, that although we have only been
established In this Agency little more than two
years, and have made no noise about our large
patronage, yet we paid TO the Corporation OF
Wqshington last year las the books Of the Register
will show tsx "a larger income than large
All we ask Is a careful examluRti Of eur sys.
ten, and We feel satisfied We shall still have our
- .'' v JOHN 7. LIGHTER,
mhle-eosm 0enetAl ManageI
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Hotels and Restaurants

NEW YORK CITY.
This new aud eOmmOd Ou house, corner OF Broad
way and Forty, second street, Possesses Adyan-
tAgss over all other houses for the accommodation
Of E guests. twas built expressly Tor lrst class
Family Boarding Houso-the rooms being large
and On suit, heated by steAn-with hot and cold
water, and furnished second to nOneI Will the
culinary department Is In the most experienced
han d., AfoTding guests an unequalod table.
One Of Atwood's Patent ELEVATORS IL also among
the "modern Improvement, and at tho service
OF guests at all hours,
Tho BroadWAy and University Place cars pass
the door every four mingtes, running from the Cly
Hall 10 Central Park, lille the Sixth and seventh
Avenue Inss ere but short block on either side,
afordinE ample facilities for communicating with
ali the depots, places VI amuse'
MORE H0LLEY,
mbo7a am Propriotors.
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Dr.. A.. Y. p. GARNET, 40 New York avenue,
MEDICAL EXAMINERS. apl0' lm
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GRAssHoPPERs are destructive on corn
aud cotton In Layaca county, Texas.
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BIACKFORD a HAMLINK,
l56 Seventh street, opposite Post once,
General Agents for the District OF
Columbia,
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BMoyAL.-N. THORsoN WISHES TO IN
~ form his old customers and the public l.
generally, that he has removed his MsT; "a
chant TslloL's Establishment from his GID w
stand, No. p5 FennsylyaniA Avenue, to No. III
D2 Eleventh street, between PsnnsylyAniA
avenue and street, where he keeps con
'1GLnTHs. CEssIMEREs, Bro
6kNTELLEssSEshS'iSp FgRsissai y G GOODS.
= NY removal have made arrangements
Sine, I'D euslle me TO attend to my customer
more reg N, TH0RSON,
tually. 6Oa Eleventh street,
bet. PepG'A avenue and street,
ATs-lm
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Government Sales.
I rNCoLS BARRACKS.

a
.Id "r" =, DEpor ouisrrHpA.rEa,ss fyios,(
win Ia w ,sIS z, P0 p q kpri Y, ls2.n
ApiiI 3, andsI u. .spsf,l.iSs n osptsYn J. D.
Thomas. n. .. K and A. A. Q. NJ, CONNIE nelng
10 :: N, TIL, yery dstirsbls cottages aud build.
Coiisss. nsps fsei, with Kitchen, issSI feet. q
SS,a.sss. sfsls Ell, Viz ki,sssss. ,S e., r.
Sas,isss. iia% f f.s R,ss.s issis
,ioneer.' ou.r,sr,. sir7i feet, Kitchen aris
lohicers' Quarters. lHx2i feet. gKitebsns qi1i4
i,ohicers' Quarters. s5xii feet, Kitchen. iirai
l5Barrscks, l2sx2i feet. ill.,.
lsKitehsns, Bzl0 feet each.
] Kitchen, isxlg feed m
Launansss quarteu. 2aoxz feet.
hsnndsss,,, osssttsrs, Aixh feet
Barraok, nlx2tfeet ~. .....I
nsadqasttsf. Buildlng, iisxss feet I
kalias House aud Stable. A1is feei.
ness Houss, 1ssls feet, -
baidlSs. tssi tsst S st.rssoSse, zsxis foot.
Building, Nxl5 feett storshonse, 2xt0 feel
Wood Houses, Ssheds, is Sink !, Il water Tank,
No. isst board Pence. 2so2 fees Picket Pence,
sale will 5. sss,Innsd from day 10 day TIL all is
Terms. C..b. N ooyerppon, fund.. .....
on the hrst % nsy. Parties purchasing must 70.
S%ssr. SYisss fafhsf stusInuaS Ss' WIN
by order Of the asar''rmf'ssr Ss sSssls m,
"Fy H"u'.n.l Deputy ousrtstrnn.ieI ejen.r.i
ID npis-,d yslH .f' BrsvetBris Genn U. y. A.
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pR9PSSALs IoR BUILDING AND EoUIPPINa
i"o eIbhh Ll1HT.HOUsR TENDERs
TRRAarRV

WAsrisaros cIrT, March n, isp
osee asi sss soa Is will :. At this
day Of April, 1850. for buildins aud "a ainnns w.
steam Lighthouse Tenders Of he foiicv2ns dlmsn.
Length from fore sds Of rabbe, Of stem TO At, side
pv,,. stern RSst Us FEET.
Depth Of hold from inside Of floor timber 10 'e'''
under side Of deck plank. amidship feat
DnwinEs and spsciheations, and any other de-
sired Information soneernfnx thsso vessels, will be
signed At this ofnee. WB,BHUBRfCK,
Apl9-td ...Fr. ..H T......- ~. Chairman
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COAL AND WOOD.

For sale At fhs lsEsst psIfsI ysts' the e''.
Ed, STOVE AND FURNACE SIZES
Also. HICKORY, OAK AND PINE WOOD,
Suck, delivered 10 AMI rart OF the city at short
notice U. L. SHERIFF,
Ofiee. ~ Pennsy lyania Avenue,
bet. TblfdAnd four -and A-hAlf streets
Yard and MIL. -Four. And.a half st. and Canal.
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Wood and Coal.
ar YKENs VALLEY" COAL.

II
Just arrived direct from the min =. by rail, a
large suantity OF the celebrated
"LIKENs VALLEY COAL,
OF all aires, which WILL be sold 1.-THE lowest each
Wood aud Coal Yard. First street west between G
and north, opposite railroad depot. apl0.B
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S4tE s 70 RHGKs
TAI INsrRuMRhTs. \ ----- Il - -
AssrsrAsr MKprcAk PrayEycS's oTEIoE,l
--------- Anil NH, lSal

tai lNsrRuMkhTs. I.U ....
A.'t.r.'- nrDroAS W FSsS.sSs.: SD,sssr,
wms. vi, $as 81 sEsHlIs if$it Al City
ESS5A tSs fs No fss SSfs
fB%y as sss:; ss a4s :SDf
sss .es.s fSS,:; sl Sss
Gaashot Wounds, outbriesf surgery snd other
ssRpss,ss 81 tSnshopa, 1900 ounces. Fluid *
81 @ SsSps,s a 1s
large variety ,of other medicines.
ssl: f..sh kksH s .. cas sai r Ssi,
Es,eetinS Gases, fisld Cases, &c; A.. a.,
n sss Sis 'fipS; ~ az sad RI Sas
Issn' e''h ParsA.SSfa, 1 S FsPGSss ID five
spi5.td Asst. Med. PurTsyor. Brt Col. D. 5. a.
GoyERNMENr SALE.
osGys, a It artissa will tc solI
,satS'r rA a., States Manufacture. Augusta
.SSS II. Bls:sSsG PG va I'D, S.mAEod
49, -, ob.slasd from Stssiiss'uT I gun saIraass:
$ssi$ s:S IEss Fiss... .sa s sA; feel.
"a lbs. Scrap Bras.
l'G GIs TX. . s Tyss E Hss.f DAMAGED.
u. - 5: 4IeSisn Rags.
III csy. iS sSd Artillery Blankets. worn aud
7u.on uaaIled Canister THUS aud Cartridge Box
1000 yard: q Gray wssS,lns. one inch wide, 70,
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Steamboat Lines,


MERCHANTS LINE or STEAMSHIPS DO
". wAsarser6s INb NEW YoRK.
John GIBSON. and VALLEY CRY, -.
:! M assSsAsSs III, ElEs Wv E
tHSsfElks. HEsxssbsps. 0''WSssiaii ; Si5a. aud
freg Pier q, E,st river, every WEbNEsbAY And
se.ry MoEbAY az rRuRsp e q X ~ ~
For further in,orpstiop,a pply 70 JOS. Y GAIT,
town brat the corner Of seyeuiesnth .iteet and
new rork avenue, J. W. THOMPSON! Is
tpIo'u In ---- rIesuspL
REouLAR LINE BETWEEN wAsuiNores
. AND BALTIMORE. .r' uni
The steamer COLUMBIA leaves - .siEh
Riley What, at the foot Of Elsy. -Sslr2k111l-
enth street, every WEDNESDAY MUKEIeW. az
eoeloet stopplnE At all the principal land on
sf4stS GSi 9iRq : ' s9
o'clock, - ...#T r "T'
For further par,leplsrs, spply,o uHGi
Rliey's Wharf, foot Of Eleventh. street
Ap6.TukR9m ~
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SALE OF HORSES. 10 .ruIg..f ON
U.s Ese,sasn' q oyyrcr. AMY BuiLpIso.l p
D.. .I CoENER Housrox AsD ORHHE srRERrs. \
...rs-..H DO hgw YoRk. April rs. len. u
viii sell sig lol Government horses at public
auction 90 the Government arnu nds al Fort Hamil
.on, On Tuesday. the ao,s isstaat. at O'clock
The Government reserve. the right Of tejssli ns
al bids doomed disadyantaEeousL - ~ :
fs ind s2s1S, S aSl 9sa.r.
u. B. A. ".. ..I 1917. = b ~ aplp.td
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Books and Stationery.

SOMETHING ABOUT
MUSCULAR cHRIsTIAsJTY,
In tho BRAwNvILLE PAPERS. Price 81. %.
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!imoTe stsam llaos and Adams Bxpress to care Of
X, n. Havenner, Freight Agent at Alexandra,
will be forwarded Us far as Leesburs free OF
charge other than our regular tariff rates,
Communication Passenger Tickets between Alex
andra and Leesburk and Intermediate stations at
cheap rates. 80.
Hound Trip Tickets good only for day Of issue
between Alexandria and Laeeburg, and between
those places and intsTmodats points, are issued at
reduced rates. WARRINGTON BLYTHE,
uo3'H General Superintendent,
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w / L ID f R.
The Greatest Remedies of the Times
for the Ills of Flesh and Blood.

Edward Wilder's name has become
household word throughout great por-
ton of the Southwest, for his medical
preparations have been tried with happy
results in thousands of families in each
of the Southern and most of the Western
States. For many years these Remedies
worked their way, unaided by capital or
favorable circumstances, in the face Of
that prejudice which nostrums made to
sell one time only had created in the pub
lie mind against all specific medicines.
Mr.. Wilder began his career as a drug
gist over twenty years ago. Being
a careful, scientific chemist, he
made some valuable discoveries in medi-
cine and turned them to account. Many
who were healed rose up to bless him,
and his preparations met an increased
demand. His fortune was made, and
the humble labratory grew to q magnif-
cent fve-story building, with marble
fsont, on Main street. Louisville, near
the Louisville Hotel. Not content merely
to fill his Golfers, he continues to work
for the good of his fellow men and the
relief of humanity, aud his medicines are
found n every well-stocked drug store
from Ohio to the Rio Grande.
His preparations are peculiarly adapted
to this Southern climate, where we have
such poisonous malaria and other local
causes Of sickness. Wilder's Stomach
Bittars, for instance, which has a body
of pure Bourbon county whisky, is a
mild and delightful invigorator, which
restores iLp appetite, cures costiveness,
indigestion, dyspepss, collie, Hux, aud is
adapted to ell cases and conditions of
peoples. y. ,p.,,.h orro.
Wilder's Sarsaparilla md Potash cures IRE,
scrofula, chronic rheumatism an. a
ralgia, removes pimples, cures all skin
diseases, and many others.
Wilder's Extract Of Wild Cherry has
happy effect or eonsumptiyes, gives re-
lief to asthma and bronchitis, cures
catarrh, coughs and colds, and has no
equal in pulmonary diseases.
Wilder's Chill Tonic is a vegetable
compound which cures chills and fever
without fail. >,
All the other Remedies are equally
efficacious. Get one of Wilder's Almanacs
for 1870.
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L LOcWh nE0bHuAN1s
Ward meetings tonight.
Closed--Ward registration.
Col. Jake Frolich and wife are ct the
Peabody.
McKeogh, at the Peabody, has gone
back to the old system, and charges so
much per game. See bis card in another
| column. 1.
Mr.. VIM. r.. Moore, we hear itrumored,
is to give grand euchre party at the
Overton Hotel to-night-one of the most
elegant affairs Of the season.
Major Will O. Woodson, the popular
and efficient agent of the Associated
Press, removed bic Office yesterday to
his new and commodious quarters in the
Stanton block.
Henry Farmers grand concert for the
benefit of the Church Home will take
place at the Assembly Hall, Thursday
evening, January 6. 1870. This will be
something nice and select, and the lovers
of music look forward to the occasion
with much pleasure.
This morning, not far from one clock,
n FIRE broke out in the rear Of Merriman
Il Co.'s jewelry store in the Brilliant
saloon, owned by Louis Zinoni. The Fire
Department promp pity assembled, and by
faithful work soon succeeded in extin-
gushing the flames. The damage was
about $1,000.
This is Mr.. 10 Jefferson's last week
at the Memphis Theater. he continues
to draw full houses every night, and
many will regret when be leaves. What
more can we say of his ininitable +" Rip
Van Winkle2" 1t must be seen to be
appreciated, and has been seen by more
people than any play ever produced in
Memphis. Those who fail 10 see it will
miss something they may often regret.
About two o'clock, this morning, Mr..
r. Thompson, who was once shot in the
Chancery Courtroom on account of some
connection with the Dickens-Bolton
affair, was halted while passing up Main
street, near the alley, between Jefferson
and Adams, by three men. One ofthem
advanced on him, and he attempted to
draw q pistol, which went Of in his right
pants pocket, and ranging to the left
downward inflicted painful but not dam
gerous wound in the calf of his left leg.
Officer H. D. Cullen came promptly to
his relief at this instant, and the would-be
assassins or robbers ran off. Two of
them ran across the street and the other
took down the alley toward Second street.
Mr.. Thompson made narrow escape,
both from the robbers and his own pistol.
He had evidently been followed and way
laid.
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THE ORPHANS FAIR.-There was a full
attendance at the Assembly Hall last
evening, and enjoyment reigned supreme
until the midnight bell warned the happy
throng that it was time to retire. Tonight
the festival will be continued, and the
various articles to be voted will be dis
played, that the friends Of the candidates
may see the prizes to be awarded to their
favorites. The object of the festival is q
truly noble one-providing for the wants
of the little ones cast on the world with
out parents-snd appeals to the sympathy
OF oil. Reader, call at the Assembly
Hall, Main street, near Gsyoso, tonight,
and contribute your mite to the good
work.
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southwes,ern PubIishiug Company.

We invite the attention Of all who may
be concerned, to the advertisement oil
the Southwestern Publishing Company,
which appears in the columns OF the
LEDGER. This establishment has grown
to be quite az institution of Memphis,
and has a patronage that extends over
many States. Their house, at 36l Main
street, is well worthy Of visit. II Goa,
tains beside large stock of books and
stationery paper, etc, complete blndery
and printing house that compares favora-
bly.with similar houses in larger cities.
The business is chiefly managed BY Mr..
I. S. Clark, Secretary and Treasurer.
he is an accomplished gentleman, aud
thoroughly understands his business in
all its details, having been engaged in
the printing line for thirty-three years,
and he is still young, active and ener-
retic. Those who want anything in his
line will find his terms reasonable aud
bis manners pleasant and entertaining.
Call and visit the establishment
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MEMPHIS THEArER.-There is little or
no variation in the attendance. Rip
Van Wrinkle" has always host OF ad-
mirers, let him appear when be will, and
as the time draws to q close many will
be unable 10 secure q seat 10 witness this
matchless performance. There are many
in our community who have not seen
Mr.. Jefferson yet. and those we advise to
lose no time. Jefferson il an actor; take
him for all in all, We shall not look upon
his like again.
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AMUsE M EETs.
vi emphis Theater.

sPALpIxe. BrDwKLL & MAoDoSouGH, Propr's.
TUESDAY EVENING, December rs, $50
Eighth night Of Mr.. JOSEPH JEFFERSON.
in Boucicaults dranatization Of Washington
Of Twenty Years. Supported by the st. Louis
COMPANY.
The piece will b. produced with new scenery
BIZ Har. ey Merry, mechanical effects by W. T.
Buchanan. assisted by J.. Reynolds; Pro-
perties by George Cock; and scene light by X.
+. Clarke.
Overture at half past seven the curtain will
rise at n quarter to eight precisely.
SCALE OF PRIcKs.-Dress Circle and Per-
quette equally eligible for ladies). 81 20. Fam
lily Circle. 50 cents. Colored Box (cane seat
chairsl. so cents. Private Boxes. admitting
eight persons $40
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EsTRAY.

5Ts1YTD FROM +. KEcKs' WAGON
GInAi n ~ the 9th Of Decsmber, one dark
- lar9. w horse. with halter chain :; ~
bey sIht.nas hieh. six years old one oys shows
sssoeeasr,sation will be thankfully reserved ana
ii9s5.IIIsy rs"'5fs'Kf EcKs. ~ second srsst.