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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1870-09-06

WHAT was the French Empire il
now the French Republic. Such L
the news of to-day. Paris is wild
with excitement. Napoleon and hi
friends are the objects of popular in
diguation. They are cursed from A t.
2. The monograms and coat-Of-arm:
of the Emperor are taken down by
ruthless hands, and the photographs
and insignia of royalty carefully re
moved by tradesmen now as anxiou;
TO conciliate the populace as formerly
they were to win the smiles and favors
of imperialists. Eugene, like true
woman, has gone TO share the captivity
of her husband and her sen. The Re,
geucy has been dissolved and given
plaee to a Committee of Safety. The
Emperor has made way for Trochu,
who now administers the affairs OF
France as President of the Republic.
Not even Aladdin's wonderful lamp
could parallel these changes in so
short q time. On the 18th OF July
war was declared and the Emperor
took the field. On the 4th OF Septem-
Der he is a prisoner of war aud France
isa Republic. On the 9TH of August
active bostiIdes commenced, and in
less than thirty days the Prussians,
victorious in almost every fight, are
masters of the Observation-Disclosures
army has dwindled out, melted into
thin air, and Bazaine is cOoped up In
Metz. The Prussians have been di-
rected as by the hand of Fate. They
have gone where they pleased and
done what they proposed from the
first. French generalship and brav-
ery was all in vain. The Prussians
saw but to conquer. What will
France now do? is the question ut
tered by all hearts. She answers, full
of enthusiasm. Having adjusted our
selves to the republic, we will wage
war to the death and make no terms
so long as a Prussian treads our soil.
But, what will Prussia do? King
William said he did not war
against the French people, but only
upon the French Emperor. Him he
has safe a prisoner of war. Having
Napoleon secure, will he pursue the
French people? He must, because
the people will not treat with him on
auy terms unless he withdraWs his
army from France. This he will not
do. The war will, then, be continued,
and with increasing bitterness. TrO-
chu is said to be a great General. He
is the idol of the hour in Paris. To
prove himself worthy his new hOnors,
he must cope with the Prussians.
Otherwise, he will fall as Napoleon
has, A continuance OF the war is in
evitable. Until it ends, it is useless
20 discuss terms or speculate upon
ultimate results. The Prussians will
not be content with less than Alsace
and Lorraine. France will not con-
eede them until exhausted. This is
the situation to-day.
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never halted until they got to a
small red-roofed house on the out
skirts ofSedan itself. Almost at the
same moment General Sheridan, who
was using my opera glasses, asked
me to look at the third
French column moving up the
broad grass road through the
La Govenne wood, Immediately
above Sedan, doubtless to support the
troops defending the important Ba-
zeiiles ravine to the northeast of the
town.
At one O'Clock the French batteries
on the edge of the toad, toward LOney
and above it opened vigorous fire
on the advancing Prussian column
the Third corps, whose intention 1t
was to storm the hill northwest OF La
Govenne.
AT fifteen minutes past one O'Clock
the French battery near the woods
opened on the Prussian column, which
compelled them to keep shifting their
ground until ready for their final rush
at the hill, and in order to avoid offer
ing so good a mark to the French
shells.
Shortly afterward we saw the first
PruSsian skirmishers on the crest Of
La GOvenne hill, above Loney. They
did not seem to be of much strength,
and General Sheridan, who was stand
ing behind me, exclaimed: "Ah, the
beggars are too weak; they can never
hold that position against all those
French" The Generals prOphesy
soon proved correct, for the French, on
advancing (at least six TO One) the
Prussians were forced to retreat down
the hill to seek reinforcements from
columns which were hurrying to their
support. In five minutes they came
back again, this time in greater force,
but still terribly inferior to those
hugh French masses. "Good
heavens! the French Cuirasseurs are
going to charge themw cried General
and the regiments Of
Cuirssseurs, their helmets and
breastplates, flashing in the Septem-
Der sun, form in sections of squadrOns. |
There could be no more striking |
episode in battle. When the French |
infantry saw their cavalry was fleeing |
before the foot soldiers, they in their |
turn came forward and attacked the |
Prussians, who waited quietly and |
patiently the enduring, rapid and tell |
ing fire from the Chassepots |
till their enemies had drawn so near |
as to be within 100 yards of them;
then they returned with the needle. |
gun a rapid fire, which the French in
fantry could no more endure than the |
cavalry to whose rescue they had |
come. The infantry fled in its turn |
and followed the cavalry to a place |
from which they had come, beyond |
the ridge some 800 yards on the way |
to Sedan, where the Prussian mitrail- |
leurs with their tearing fire could no
longer reach them.
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Prenarlnn for q RuII camnainn-

New YORK, September 5.-The
WOTLPs monetary article contains the
following:
The Vanderbilt parties are giving
the point to every one that their stock
will advance from ten to fifteen per
cent, and that New York Central and
Hudson River roads are running six
ty-four trains per day, and that the
books closing in few days for the
four per cent. dividend render this
stock and scrip safe for purchasers,
and in plain terms the cliques intend
to commence next week a vigorous
bull campaign.
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Another Chalispus 20 Yacht Nm.

New YORK, September 5.-Frank
Osgood, of the yacht Maggie, winner
of the race for the American Cup,
publishes letter accepting chaI-
lenge recently issued by Jas. Ashbury,
TO any schooner of the New York
Yacht Club. Osgood accepts for a
race of twenty miles to the windwar
and back, from the Sandy Hook
light house.
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"DECHEANCE."-This word, so
often used in the telegraph Of to-day, is
French, and is interpreted in the die
tionaries to mean Gloss, forfeiture. :"
1t is used in the latter sense to signify
the forfeiture by Napoleon of his EN-
Miro
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GENERAL SUMMARY.

Generous Offer Of ". U. Telegraph Com.
pany.
New YORK, September 5.-The w.
o. Telegraph Company has offered to
loan its wires to the War Department
on liberal terms for the purpose of
carrying out the extended system OF
reporting the observation Of storms
along the seaboard and in the north
western lakes.
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The schutzsnfest at Washington.

WASHINGTON, September 5.-The
grand annual festival of Schutzenve-
rein Germania commenced to-day.
Over $1,000 dollars have been expended
for prizes. The festival will continue
three days. Twenty five per cent Of
the amount received will be devoted
to the relief of the widows and or
phans of those who may fall in battle
for the unity and safety of fatherland.
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SHELBY COUNTY STAKE.

4. swEEPsTAKEs, mile heats <for all
a horses owned BY bona nds cdtizsns OF
9Eelt1 roonfV on the Let day OF July;
.eSSS1 A.. .gs- sub. SO, p.p-. 70 which the
eIsS S sfis a25S; nvs or more 20 nHs % close
s,sd name on Monday, sspsember Il, ls7e
- - rsrovfHed three or more start To be
~, On Wednesday Of the coming FAN Meet
inc OF the Q. ]. @. Nomipsuons 70 be made
~ J-R OaALAEK5, PTesident.
O, sxoEE, Secretary, sea
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TT is = vegetable preparation. and the most
Il extraordinary one ever discovered for the
cure OF this disease. It cleansss the system
from all the effects Of mercury, and has never
failed to
cure the Worst Casem
Is perfectly harmless when used as directed.
A thol ough cure guaranteed or no pay
HELD STRIJTLY CONFIDENTIAL. Il can
be found AZ the following drusstoFes.
MANSFIELD a 3 IGBEE'S. a0I & so8 Main st.
II. II HAMPSONB, 10z Beafe street.
O. @. TOZER'S. 126 Bsale street.
Or at our ofiice, No. 88 Front stTeet-hack
sIs0 J,v, RUSSELL, Agent
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hon-Resident Notice.

county, Tennessee.-Cfty OF Memphis vs.. B.
h. Eperson ct al
1T appearing rom affidavIt In this cause
L that the defendants. B. Il. EppersOn, the
Memphis and Little Rock Railroad Com mpany,
the Memphis, FL Paso and Pacific Railroad
Company, Jno. @. Trezsyant and - Gray,
are non-residents OF the State of Tennessee:
1t is therefore ordered, That they make
their appearance herein, at the Courthouse
in the city of Memphis, Tennessee, on the
first Monday in November, lS70, and plead,
answer or demur TO cOmplainant's bill,
or the same viii be taken for confessed
as TO them. and set for hearing eXparte;
and that q copy of this order be published
once week, for four successive weeks, In the
Memphis Daily Appeal.
A copy-attest:
EDMUND A. COLE, Clerk and Master.
By R. ]. BLACK. Deputy Clerk and Master.
W H Stephens Sol. for compl'nL se6
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NOTICE.

OFFICE OF NEaEPEIs AND OHIO r r Col
MEMPHIS. September !, lS70.
TNHE annual meeting OF the stockholders
Of the Memphis and Ohio Railroad Com
pany will be held at the office Of the Compa-
ny, In the city of Memphis, on
sOaday, October 3. I870,
At Ii o'cIockam. NATHAN ADAMS,
RepS Preside enf.
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FUNERAL NOTICE.

DILLON-Tne friends and acqusintances OF
John Dillon are respectfully invited to at
tend the funeral OF his wife, wISAFoED Dill
LON, from his residence, No. 90 Hill street,
this day at O'Clock pm, at st. Peters
4, hurch
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REMOVAL.

DAssMoRE q RUFFIN, Real Estate Agents,
and
W. H. PASSMORE 4 CO., Auetioneers, have
removed to "A ADAMS STREET, between
Main and Second. sci
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trustees Sale.

DY virtue of Deed Of Trust executed to
ID me on the 10th day of May, $50, by The
ophtlus Pritehett, and duly recorded In the
Registers ONCE of Shelby county, Tennessee.
in Book No. y. page 66, and for the purpose
Of paying the debt secured thereby, win. on
Saturday, 24th Day Of September, 1870,
Between the hours OF 10 o'clock am. and Il
o. lock m. on the south " est corner Of the In
tsrsection Of Third and Jefferson streets. and
in front Of the ONCE Of MeCallum 4 King,
Memphis, Tennessee. sell, at public auction,
for cash, 10 the highest bidder, certain lot
or parcel of ground. situate In the city of
NeIn phis, Tennessee, and bounded, As de-
seribed, as follows, to-wit: Beginning at Miss
q. J. Pattillo's northwest corner on the north
side of Monroe street extended; running
thence east with Monroe street extended
hfty-four feet; thence south at right angles
with said street about one-hundred and nfty-
six feet to M L. Meacham's north boundary
line; thence west with said boundary line
and parallel with said Monroe street, dfty
four feet; thence north wi said Paftillois
east boundary line and at right angles with
said Monros street about one hundred and
nfty-six feet to the begtnning.
Equity of redemption is waived by said
Trust Deed. The title Is believed 70 be good,
but sell and convey only as trustee.
au24 W. D. MCCALLUM, Trustee.
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Lumber, Laths and Shingles.

L nonlar and walnut lumber, laths and
Sawcd SHINGLES. have also large stock OF
Tocr--aua constantly saving, and an prepared
e ~ Nils and Lumber Yard on Wolf river
inamediatsly north Of Bayou GaZoso.
sssdscw y. n fESAoa@AA
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WANTED.

q CHOOL.-A LADY, OF several years expe
y rfencs in teaching, who = prepared 70
teach Latin, French, Music and the usual
English bi anches, desires q situation IN
school or family Can furnish satisfactory
references. Address L., box 50, sornervi1e,
Tam eaaaa Au<f
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PUMPS. PUMPS.

Q EvERAL varieties lust received II you
- need one for any purpose apply 20
BRt5WEE 4 BHOWNE,
- aI5 SECOND street.
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THE GREAT BATTLE.

The story Of the Operations of the Pfus-
slams before Sedan from the
seth Of August.
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The People of Paris Excited but not Ex-
etssiYe-RefOrms and Changes
Rudely and Thoroughly
Effected.
All Insignia Of The Empire RsmSvsd-The
boHrbeHs and BOnapartlsts
Equally Unpopular.
The imperial Senate and Corps LelisIatif
Adjourned and Abolished.
Names Of Members of the Provisional Gov
erhment-Decrses Announcing
the Change to the
Provinces.
Particulars Of MeMaheR's SURRENDERED
Sad Story fJr the French.

100, 900 Men Surrendered, with all their
Mentions Of War. together with -.
Napoleon and his Soa.
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DIsPEHsARY.
DR.. D. 8. JOHNSON's
aecieaI Olspensary. Memphis, Tenn,


No. R1o MALE STREET.
gsOR the cure or all forms OF private diseases
( Impotence, Seminal Weakness. Byp philis
to. speedily cured; also, diseases peculiar 70
ssInaiea. Dr- Johnson has given MS spectR'
fttention to the cure OF Private Diseases for
5 years All Afflicted should call o. WRITE
fsdieines sent by express 70 all parts, anc
-ures guaranteed
g ONCE hours 3 am. 10 q pm m ays to y
n. esl d. s. JDHSSON, ND
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ELECTION FOR DIRECTORS
OF THE
Memphis and Charleston R. r. Co.

THE stockholders in the Memphis and
L Charleston Railroad Company are noti-
fed that the next annual election for nine
directors Of said comp pany viii be held at the
Offices OF the Company In Memphis, Iennes-
see and Huntsville, Alabama, on
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Wsdnesday. ssptember a. la7O.

Stockholders will be passed free for one day
before and until one day after said election,
upOn exhibiting their stock certificates 10 the
conductor GEO. ROBERTSON,
Secretary and Treasurer
auZdAv Western division N. and @ R. z. -
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WHEAT WANTED.

THE highest market price paid for wheat
Il at Denies Mill, Nos. 70. IS and u Second
street, Memphis Choice Family and Ora
Bran ALWAYS on hand LseSl JOHN ING.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

A. G. TREADwELL, late Meacham & TreadWeu
A. TREADwELL, of Ireadwe0 Bros
X. A. TREADWELL, OF TreadwelI Bres.
b. ID. TREApWELL. OF Tread well Bros.
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General Troeku 0fiGially Proclaimed Prssi
dent Of the French Republic.
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THE WAR.
Grand Transformation Scene---From an
Empire to Republic.

The French Empire no longer Exisls---TI
Republic Is a Fact.
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GEORGETOWN.

NICELY CAUGHT This morping about 10 o'clock
Ofhcer Gretn noticing two suspicious ook ing char
acters on west street arrested them and brought
them TO the station house, where they gave their
names as samuel Birch and John Dixon but the real
name Of the latter. by letters Of a most disgusting
character which were fouRd in his pocket, was
proved to be John Cayanaeh. Between the pair they
had quite lot Of ladies' underciothing, the appear
snce OF which indicated that they had rfed some
body Clothes line but a few moments before their
arrest. They go to the Police Court.
bUNERAL-The funeral Of the late Bdgar Patter-
soD, WHO died with dropsy at the res d nee of his
sister Mrs. McCeney) In WASHINGTON county few
days since, took place yesterday afterno Potomac
Lodge OF Masons meeting the remains at bock Greek
bridge and ting them to YAK Hill Cemetery
where the interment was made.
DASoEEousLY ILL.It is the opinion of the at.
tending physician Of our eemed fellow -ctize
Toulnin A. Poe, who ID dangarously mi with heart
disease, that he cannot survive moro than twenty
four hours longer.
MERCHANTS ExcHANGE.-Ths following were the
sales on Change yesterday after our report closed:
loo bushels wheat At 81 q; SOD at 81 az; 500 at
q 81; and 3S4 bushels at 9l63.
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ALEXANDRIA.

The ELEcTIoN.-An election will be held in this
city to morrow for member Of Congress from the
state az large and Tor member from this district
In The First Ward there will be o special election
trafes and one constabe and in tho fourth for one
mn gistrate and one constable. The polls will be
opened at sunrise aad- closed at sunset. In accord
snce with the proyisione Of tho election law all
will be closed from six O'Clock this evening until six
otlock the morning Of the 9Th and those rho disre
gard the order will render theselv liable fine
o. o. ~ U0S and iHnprss5ms1s in ahs county Jail In
county officers will also be held
TIE PEABODY KuSp.-Ths County Superintend
ent OF PUBIC PC hoois has Just rsturded Il ON Rich
yention Of Superintendent, He states that il the
people voted in favor Of the 0O appropriation TO-
morrow there Will be no difficulty in procuring
Pescdy h 5oS Dr Ss,,s the agent Of ths
laid Down certain conditions upon which towns
would be aided from that fund
ORGANIZATION OF DISTRICT SCHOOL Roam
Inc BOARD OF DYtrict School Trustees for Jefferson
tho election of Philip Roiekferd ss chsirm.n' apS
Bdgsr Harper. clerk. All tho district boards are
now Organized and the question of an
OF sTy ny eaen fowl ship IN the coa TO rent
tomorrow In addition TO the question Of the counfy
appropriation Of $40
FIRE-The alarm Of FIRE about nine O'Clock this
morning was caused by the burning Of a small Dor
corner II Alfred sud Gibbon streets owned by "a Al
ter Geban. The fire department. was on hand In a
short time, but the flames had been exir gaisLsI Ly
the ntIghbors
Darn FRON HyDRoPHoBiA.--Mr. Benz smin Bar
Tors ttile b"y, Who Vas attscsed BY hydrophpbia
lost WEEK, sfa' ID Ia Saturdays Gazette, sas re
hsvcG ~ he tur'riDgs ~ death last night--Gsssiis
~ iasi HITai.
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Smithsonian Institute, 10 inform this board whether
the lecture OF the Smithso man lustitRtisa has
been permanently closed 10 the people Of the cig Of
Washington Tor lecture puT poses.
AID FOR SCHOOLS.
Mr.. Pope alfo offered Q resolution. which
adopted, insfructns the niitee before Congress
70 wait upon the Committee Of Public Lands OF the
United States senate and urge upon tn. N the i'm
portsnce of early AM favorable report on the bin
uced sy senator Wi son, OF Qasssr husettA
the iith day OF March, lSl emitted bill to graft
two million acres OF pub ic lands for the benefit
q public, schools in the District OF OVIumbia."
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IHs Wont Gems tunnel. the most Nopd ,rfni
piees 81 rtiisay enicrIrtse ever un,lerf- Een
vtl lC cUmplcicd neat year. A. one ua-, "A \.
e. o. feet below the sur face 81 the - NJ.
wakng this tunf FL several Useful dis,,y,s -.
HEB lender mans progress throush rhe h. =,
l. - fle land much ea-ieT thap 10 Was h.f.r.
hsss BEEN mfRfif ant successfuliy tested an
- ~ the I'D ~ COMPRESSED AIR, = one OF
fifms
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nr 4. GCTMAN. Anctiopeer.
ID III Bridge ST set, q or eto~n, ID. q.


Rr 4. GCTNAN. Anciiopeer.
u M Bridget Get q orf eto~n, D. Q.
There VIII be special sale on TUESDAY, Soyem-
Sd,sms.T e,S Il 10 oecct nm sna s.o on
consisting splendid stock OF Black silks velvet.
nee ,ssps; pss's GSea- shsS Bisnset., Carpet; and
HAndktrchiefs. All~Y, BE sold T.gsrale.. to cost.
c. H.Qsrrrsx. Salesman - NV nosi
REfINED OIDER.
oLssys jus. received lsree quantity 9, REFINED
sale By tie Gallon, Neg or Barrel. at reasonable
Kes and spisot loaned to su..omer.
mol 50 Greene street. Georgetown, D. O.
sI... ,ISs,a .rss
WHICH viii he offered TO the public at very low
.i ss sTIr: f lss Of
order. Please sHamn. MY stock before pnrehAsins.
no, I'm. HioHAs 30 s q sIi i.o .,rs:,.
Y CHlLDRnN 5 CAST OFF CLOTHING.
BOOTS, SHOES, etc. At L. Gs. iiSS
..ssnasa TO- 2, nc ifsm
RI THos. BOWLING, Auct'r; GeOrset.wn.
81 wyAq akisHT HOUSE ON
oeoSsr {. & .rs Sss ies
iIe., n eng the L., reeSrs. Cor thi. county IN
b1per u T.. No. % ~ fnlios $50, 81 and II the
sell At public auction, in front OF the premises on
SATURDAY, the 9Th CAV Of November, A, ID. $50,
BeaIls addition to Georgetown, with the improve
The property fronts 90 feet on the west side o,
is in proved hy a fine ard commodious Frame Dwell.
ing House and outbuildines, with the modern I'M
nrovements, and lie now occupied By y. p. Csusin-
Terms Of sale: $500 cash, Of which Spomust be
deposited when the property 10 struck OF. and the
purchase money TO be paid in and years, with in
terest from the day OF sale, be secured BY deed
COMPLIED With in six day after the day OF sale the
deposit to be forfeited and the property 20 be resod
at the risk and cost OF the defsultns purchaser up
city Of Washington. Conveyancing and stamps at
the pense OF the purchaser.
oel a.. f fhPn ~ i poMsiS T5u, Ss:.
IL TER GOODS.
JOHN IA. SHOOT,
Bs. ,.s.iye6 ans street ,,,.,
q large assortment Of FALL and WINTER GOODS,
selected with great from The New York impor-
81 ISs Dress fssie fs
81 Snks, French and Irish Bl Z and Col Poplins,
corded Epingiings and Rep. Emprss. Cloths, Preach
suits GRNISG GOODS Of the best 1 srsSss. full
Alex.pder's, and youvins Kid Gloves; avery fair
ssresd md ssss = E fsss' s1isi
Waterproof and Soaking CLOTHS first rate assert.
ment o. LADIES and gentlemen Under Wear, fisn-
Shirinss Se:s ir.h LINENS, isss ssns
pets, bugs. Mats, Oil CiofS:. &c Cash purcSsssr.
oc22 I'm JOHN ii, sMO0T
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AMERICAN CoxPAsY spoons and forks. some
hIng new. one dollar per sett az Priyg's No
as Pennsylvania avenue, between Al and 9th
street.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-11-08

The PARKING or STRKEr-YesterGay Mr..
Albert GleaSon received lot Of sugar maple
uees 20 set out on n street, which has been
recently parked from 18th TO 10th streets
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Expecting that Champagne would raise in price
on account Of the war between Prussia aud Fran -e
we had purchased in time thousand cases Of the
the Wines OF
l.. ROEDERIR,
VI CLIQUOT.
ST. MARTEAUX,
RUINARr PHRE AND Fills.
AND NUN q 90
AT THE OLD PRICES,
Charging, In additi n, only the larger expenses
caused by Transporting the Wines from France
through Germany via Hamburg and Bremen.
SHOOMAKER HERrZoo.
Ps-Our stock Of sHERRIEs is complete. com
prising over twenty-five different kinds, prices
ranging from 8 40 to 8 ~ Der gallon.
SHOOMAkEk d HERTZ03,
1895 = street.
no2f National Theater Building
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Mrs. JOSEPH ANKs will give. dramatic read
Ings az Lincoln Hall to-morrow evening. She
has cultivation and great natural qualifications
for her work, and those who have witnessed her
readings speak OF them in high terms.
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[ ARGE STOCK .,
FALL AND WINTER DRY GOODS
NOW OPEN.

NOW OPEN
The LARGEST and MOST COMPLETE ASSORT-
MENT We have ever offered our customers.
pRESS GOODS, consisting IN part OF
Superior Black silks. Irish Poplins, Empress
Cloths, English Saline in Cloth Ooiors, Serees DO,
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