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WALTHAM WATCHES.

EE-The extensive use of these Watches fol
the last fifteen years by Railway Conductors
Engineers and Expressmen, the most exact
ing ofWatch- wearers, has thoroughly demon
strated the strength, steadiness, durability
and accuracy OF the Waltham Watch. TC
satisfy that class in all these respects, is tc
decide the question as TO the real value pl
More than -4SO, of these
watches are now speaking for themselves in
the pockets of the peoples proof and q
guarantee ofthelr superiority over all others
The superior organization and great extent
OF the Company s Works at Waltham, enable
them TO produce watches at a price which
renders competition futile. and those who
buy any other watch, merely pay from 25 to
5U per cent more for their watches than is
necessary.
less prices in greenbacks than the gold prices
before the war. There is no other manufac-
ture OF any kind in the United States Of which
this can be said.
These tiIne-pieces combine every improve
ment that long experience has proved OF
real practical use. Having had the refusal
originating in this country or in Europe,
only those were finally adopted which severe
testing by the most sktllful artisans in our
works and long use on the part of the public.
demonstrated 10 be essential to correct and
enduring time-keeping.
Among the many improvements we would
particulariZe;
The invention and use of a centre-ptnion OF
peculiar construction, to prevent damage TO
the train by the hreakage of main springs, is
original " tn the American Watch Company,
who, having had the refusal of all other con-
trivances, adopted Fogg's Patent pinion as
being the best and faultIess.
Hardened and tempered hair springs now
universally admitted by watchmakers 70 be
the best, are used in all grades of Waltham
Watches.
All Waltham Watches have dust-proot
caps. protecting the movement from dust
and lesSening the necessity Of the frequent
cleaning necessary in other watches.
Our lew patent stem-Winder, or keyiess
watch, is already decided success and q
great improvement on any stem- winding
watch in the American market, and by far
70 the public. 10 those living in portions of
the United States where watchmakers do not
abound, watches with the aforementioned
improvements, which tend TO insure accura-
cy, cleanliness durability and convenience,
must prove invaluable.
Every watch guaranteed by the Company.
To prevent imposition, buyers should see
that every watch should bear either of the
following trade marks;
American WatchSl lo-.............. .Waltham.
Appleton, Tracy GiCo............... '
p. 5. Bartlett........................,,,
william ElleFy -........................
Home Watch Co-....-...........,.v ''
For sale at retail by all respectable DE- ers.
descriptive circular giving much useful
Information sent 10 any address on applica-
tion.
No watches retailed by the Company.
Address,
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
MAsnNIc NOTICE

A SPECIAL communication of Kill q
N winning Lodge No. 34l, will be held Ny
This (FkIDAY Evening, April 29th/VN
at O'Clock, for work in the NJ NJ. degree.
All NJ Ms are fraternally invited.
By order OF W. A. EDMONDS, w. NJ.
LOUIS CzAPsRI, Secretary. ap29
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Pe1cE

HAVING qualified as Admlns-. 49,, D.,
II the estate of the late John McGfttsosla@ @ p.eH
tiee is hereby given 10 all persons holding
claims against said estate to present them,
duly prODated, 20 me, at the Office Of Hanson,
SWingley & Dashiell, within the time pre-
scribed by law; and all persons indebted TO
said estate are requssteef make immediate
settlement With me trouble and liti-
cation. KATa lRATH, Adm'x.
Hanson, Swingley & = ELL, Att'ys. apps
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No Pay Until Cured /!

The Doctor can be consulted personally, or
by letter, upon all Diseases pertaining 70 his
Speciality, and all other Diseases, not reQuir-
ing his attention outside of his ONCE.
mB-A seperate Once for Ladies. -
Office hours frOm o'clock am. TO O'CLOCK
pm. d. 8. JOHNSON, N. ID.
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The London TYntes says: "ln q few
words, when the wonaen OF modern Times
ask for right they hsvs reason on tnelf
side, but the rights are wrongly stated-a
woman's best right is the right 70 natu-
raj protector 1husband), aud that Wopld
carry the rest along with il.
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PASSM0RE & RUFFIN,
REAL ESTATE AGENTS
No. 9 COURT STREET,
Between Main and Front, Memphis, Tenn.

WILL pay particular attention to the Sale.
w Lease or Renting of Real Estate, either
public or private. NEGOTIATIONS MADE FOR
MERCHANDISE in exchange for improved
property. In offering our services TO the pub
lie, we do so confident of being able TO rem
der entire satisfaction to all who may intrust
their interests to our care. We have lists OF
property, improved and unimproved, TO
which we invite the attention of purchasers.
PASSMORE & RUFF1N,
Real Estate Agents,
M No - ufr
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Nou-Rasidsnt Notice.


No. 4382.-In the Chancery Court of Mem
phis. Tennessee.-Newton Ford, Executor
of Thomas A. Iredale, decd, ct al. VS.
Thoneton B. Iredale ct al.
TT appearing from affidavit in this cause that
Il the defendants, Thornton B. Iredale AL
fred S. Iredale, John Knapp, James Knapp,
Alfred W. knapp, MARY $. Ste9ly, Thomas
Stealy, Jane NJ. Allen and her husband =
Allen and their unknown children, and the
unknown children and grandchildren, If
any, OF Lucinda Scott, 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, Tenn, on the first
Monday In June 1870 and plead, answer or
demur to eompIainaut's bill, hled for the
construction of the will OF Thomas A. Ire
dale, decd, or thesame VIII be taken for con-
fessed as to them, and set fof hearing ex-
paTte; and that g copy of this order be pub
nshed once a week, for four successive weeks,
IN the Memphis Appeal
A copy-8tfeEt:
AD9p6TQG ASTON. Clerk and Master.
By b. y. COLEMAN, Deputy G. and N.
Estes d Jackson, Soils. Tor complainant. ap29
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DISSOLUTION.

THE arm heretofore existing between c.
i g. Merriman. W. G. Byrd and R. r. Will
cox, under the style of Merriman, Byrd q
S@;. So, Is this day AZ dissolved, to tate from the
Wilcox having sold 10 W. =. Byrd q cir in
terest in the Iewelry Deg srtment, VINO as
sumes the liabilities of oterriman, Byrd q
account.
W. c. Byrd has sold ht = Interest in the Sew
ing Moaning nepartTye : to Q. s.. Merriman
business under thesus 4 name of Merriman
Wilcox. NSrrzaseco z. g. MERRIAiAN,
apz dst4w4SSs siee WILCOX.
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BERLIN, April 2S.--Many Important
measures are waiting consid Grafton by
the Zolverein sessions which are now. be-
treaty with Mexico has be, approved.
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Attachment Notice.

ENAeoOAAtAN0hA ANoeaA0H
W. B. Daviess, NJ. L. Virden, partners, under
the tirm name and style of Virden, Da-
yless = Co., VS.. l.. z. O'Hara, of Helena,
Arkansas.
d EF9RE JAMES HALL, Justice of the Peace
ID for Shelby county afidaYit having been
made In this cause, and attachment issued
and returned. levied, ETC.:
II is therefore ordered, That publication
be made in the Memphis Daily appeal, a
newspaper published in the city OF Mem
phis, for four successive weeks, commanding
the said L. K. O'Hara to appear before me at
my office, in the city of Memphis in the I4th
Civil District o. said county, en- the second
day OF June, ls70, ct 10 o'clock am, and
make defense TO said suit against them, or it
will be proceeded with exparte.
JAMES HALL.
ap2s Justice Peace ior shelby county.
DIssOLBTIDN-Ph arm heretofore exist
- ing between ], Henry HawIey and J.
Ebert Lanphier, under the style OF Hawley
& Lanphier, is this day dissolved by mutual
consent, 70 date from the 9th day Of April,
lsI4. j. Henry HaWley will assume all liza
bil1fies Of the arm, aal IL alone authorized
70 settle the business Of the ssIns
J. HENRY HAWLEH
APPS J. z. LANPHIER.
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FOR WHITE RIYER.
Memphis and Arkansas River Packet C,
Whifa River II & Mail Ii Ena

VNHE entirely new and magnifi- -
Il cent side-wbeel passenger -
packet, built expressly for the t-ade,
z. P. WALT. IT.............JoHN WooDBURH, Master
WIN leave Memphis EVERY SATURDAY., al
s O'Clock pm. for all points on WHITE RIVER
rHRoUGH 10 JAcKsoNPoRr; also. to WEST
POINT and SEARcY on LITTLE RED RIVER,
connecting at DENALLs BLUFF with Rail-
road for LITTLE ROCK and Hot SPRINGS, coDl
nesting at Jacksonport with steamer Bates
vile for POCAHONTAs and In term ed1ate points
on BLACK RIVER, and with steamer Argos-for
Batesville. For height or passage apply on
board or at ONCE Of the Company. No. Madi-
son street, stanton Block.
apz w. I'll. KERNEDAH, Agent.
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ROBBINS & APPLETON,
Genv agents,


ss-Ask to see the ne1g FULL-PLATE WATCH
bearing tl,s trade mark " a AMERICAN WATCH
CO., Crescent street, Wdlhan. Mass" Il Is 5y
far the best FI1-plGte Watch made in The United
States, and surpasses anything heretofore made IA
this eouPVg for Rdil'Oay Engineers, Conduct
ora. sse. y apla d4w
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FOR FRIAR's POINT.

Regular MernDhis and Friar's Point Tri-
Weeklyc=cs. Mall Packet.
eco. W. CHEEK, Geo. Malene, master
This fine passenger steamer eT~ss
leaves Memphis every TUESDAY, .ths )
THURSDAY and 6AEURDAY. at 4 O'Clock PM
For freight or passage Apply on be V. apli
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FOR RENT.
TnMR0AT Little Alps.

TOWING and all WORK IN her nT 1
Il line done with dispatch, at ElzsS7slssI =
lowest rates. Leave orders at A Carr's Boat
store, on levee; With Bigley, Mellersh q Co.
or apply on board 10
ap7 W. W. MAINGAULT, Master.
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For ARKANSAS RIVER
FOR WHITE RIVER.

Memphis and Arkansas River Packet Co.
White River U. S. Mail Line.
For Helena, Mouth OF White River, Claren-
don, DeValPs Ruff and Augusta and
throngh 10 Jacksonporti also, all points ON
Little Red river. r
Str. R. P. WALT, IOhn WcOdburB, Master
This entirely new and elegant ~~
stde-wheel passenger steamer -
built expressly for this trade, viii leave az
above
SATURDAY, 30th inst, st pm.
For freight or passage apply on board or TO
W. II. KENNEDAY, Agent
APPS No. Madison ST.. Stanton Block
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REGULATOR

fer7. aliecfions of ihe kidneys fever, ner-
VoHsness, chiIls, diseases OF the skin, lmPu-
.ltv- n the bioOd. melancholy or depression
~ snirlfs- heartburn, cole, or pains IN The
novels. pain in the head, fever and asoes
dropsv bOils, pain In back and I'm os, asthina,
err-SiDalas female affections, and bilious u.s.
az 80 oeu eraily Prepared only by
S'1'e7 H. ZEILIN a CO.,
Druggists, Macon, Ga.
For sale by all Druggists in Memphis.
Price, 81; BY mall, " .. aP4
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NEARLY as nutritious as Corn, at less than
~ half the cost. A little coaxing will In
duce horses and cattle to become fond of IL,
but it should be fed half-and-half with other
food. For sale by Pamela Q. and +. Co., Full
ton, near Market street.
apH w. 3. MILLER. Secretary.
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SIMMONS

mistaken Tor rhenInai
affected with loss OF q
hoWala In genaral eos
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$1,000 Reward

For any case of Blind, Bleeding or HchfnO
PILES that DEBING'5 PILE REMEDY fails To
cure. IL has cured cases Of 20yesrs standing.
Try It, and set rid of the most troublesome
disease hesfEis heir to. Sold by ell druggists.
Sold everywhere. Send for pamphlet
LGbrGtOry-l42 Franklin street,
apz2 Baltimore Nd.
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LIVER

painful sensation OF having left undOn p
something which ought 70 have been done
Often complaining OF weakness, debility and
low spirits. Sometimes some OF the above
attend the disease, and at other times very
few Of them; but the liver is generally the
organ most involved. Cure the liver with
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Or. Simmons Liver Regulator,

EPREPARATIoN OF RO01s AND HERBS, WAR
RANrED to be strictly vegetable, and can 10
no injury to any one.
1t has been used BY hundreds, and known
for the last thirty-nve years as one OF tho
most reltal3le. effIcaciOus and harm less prep
arations ever offered 20 the srnering- II
fel an reQuiariy and parsistentiy, IL Ia sure
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rheumatism and Rheumatic Paias
CURED BY A NEW METHOD,
ENTIRELY MY OWN.
Particular Attention Paid to ths
DISEASES or WOMEN.

such as Excessive, Suppressed or Painful
MenstruatiOn, Leucorrhoea or Whites. Fall
ing Of the Womb, and all irregularities Of tn .
Monthly Periods, causing Sterflity or Barren
ness, and oftentimes Consum mptiOn.
Persons who have been under the treatment :
Of other Physicians, and have not been
cured, are invited to call as can cure alI Ola
Syphilitie Diseases, It makes no difference
Of how long standing. They win yield TO my
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To which THOUSANDS can testify, who have
been cured by me In New Orleans, Memphis.
Cairo, and various other places. An eommu-
nicatiOns strictly confidential.
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For sale at retail by all respectable DE- 'ers.
A descriptive circular giving much useful
Information sent TO any address on applica-
ton.
No watches retaiIed by the Company.
Address
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at to thoss who wish "a
apld
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DISPENSARY.
VENEREAL Or SECRET DISEASES

Is NOW permanently established for ths
4 treatment Of Patients, both Male and Fee
male, who are afhieted with any form OF
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W. H. PASSWORDS,
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|nattng with lax. The
head is troubled win,
pain. and dull, heavy
sensation, considera
|5le loss of memory,
accompanied with
..-f. f.es -.
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THE sYMProNs !

Liver Complaint ara
uneasiness and pain
|in the side. Sons
|ttmes the pain is Ia
lthe shoulder, and X
liarI4 The ofnunaaf, A.
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Judge uoar and the Senate.

A report exceedingly damaging 10 the
reputation of President GRANT has oh
tanned publicity in the TrJpae A Wash.
ington correspondent OF that paper as.
sarts that the President intends to
take issue with the Senate on the con.
frmution Of Judge lloAR; and that if he
is finally rejected, the Republican Senators
who ar, instrumental in bringing about that
result may look for little favor or patronage
at the White House. In support Of this view
of the matter il is mentioned az a fact, that
one Senator has already been notified by the
head Of department that those who vote
against Judge IIo>R cannot have their friends
retained or appointed in his department
Time alone VIII show how much truth
there is in these statements, but they cannot
he put forth by the leading Republican paper
without some basis one thing is certain
the Prps.d mt has not Withdrawn Judge
HoAR's nomination and ii is almost equally
certain that the Senate is resolved not to
ratify IT, It would be quite in keeping with
Gen. GRANTS known determination of charac.
ter for Inn 10 insist on carry ng his point and
unless the Senate is more plinble than il has
heretofore shown itself to be, that body will
be firm on its part in opposing him. 1t
would not be surprising either if the Pre-.
sidcnt should resort to all the means at his
command to enforce compliance with his
wishes, and among them TO use the appoint,
ing power in the manner described in tho
7rfjpae. That such course would he in
tho highest degree unbecomiug the Chief
Magistrate Of the Republic does not conflict
with the possibility of its being followed
| The President has shown himself in so many
other ways wanting in decent respect for
| public opinion, that we can readily con
eeive him engaging in a hand.to.hand
contest with the Senate, In order, by the
seductions and intimidatlons Of Official
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G,n. Grants DinherIo Prince Arthur The
President Goes First.


At o'clock the dinner was announced, when
the President, with Mrs. Fish his arm, led oil to
the dining hall followed bY the Prince support
ing Mrs Grant. The rest Of the party followed
without luy previously arranged order. The dung
hail WAS most clahoratcly decorated. Tho American
aud British cnlors were Untuued on all sides of the
room, Together with ~renths and f,stoons OF ever
green Opposite the scat set apart for the Prince
portrait Of Queen Victoria by Kellogg. The
picture was surrounded by American and British
flags aud eycrgreens Al different parts the room
we're also portraits of Washington, Lincoln, and
Grant with appropriate surroundings The stew
ard uf the Executive Mansion, MIR. Melali, had q c
sole charge, and exceeded any thing that has ever
before been known IN tie national capital. In tie
csatrc uf thc tab loral structure SuTHOuHteI
M ne rydi oOun " fHg oHH surrounding tlus
were nine bouquets, designed tu represent the nine
jewels ur cmld en- OF the Queen. TWenty-s,v n
courses were served. TIE distinguished ald bril-.
liant party, Ike Other mort...s aso AMI drama AMI
talked.
At hllEpast Q o'clock the guests retired tO the blue
parlur, whore coffee was So we'd, RiCr which tue
party withdrew to the East Room, In this spa.
ciaus saloon OF state the guests enjoyed pl asIt
promenade, In which the Prince Joined with & nui 10
republican iuiOrlGaty beslIes lengthy conyer-
sitou with Mrs GT'ut, the Prince also paid alton
tons 10 Mrs. secretary FISH ali Mrs senator VII
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own soul |.

That the recent elopement of TIE Rev.
llcRAcE CooKE with school girl of his congre "a
ton was q matter Of general public interest, ia a
proposition which we supposed sensible per.
son would attempt TO controvcrt. II concerned
not only he Methodists, but religious people Of
all denominations ! and not only the parents of
the girl Immediately involved, but those Of all
other glls liable TO similar peril To detect
and expose the wickedness Of the faithless pas.
tor, aud the folly of his misguided companion,
was, besides, one Of the most useful services
which the public press could render TO society
II servec both TO punish the offender and 10 pro-
tcct tho whom he and other men OF the same
class ~ ght, without IT, have made their victims.
Yet We find the Nation grayely rebuking the dai.
" papers of this city for giving the prominence
they did to he G1a.r, and chGracterzing their
full reports Of it an error in editorial perspec-
tive! IL would have had, we suppose, a deco
rous silence observed in regard 10 MIR. COOK $
behavior, and quietly turned him loose TO prey
his past history. Such is not cur view Of the
proper function &C "a newspaper. IL - precisely
this publicity which the daily press is constantly
giving to the misdceGs Of scoundrels which they
fear more than any legal penalty, and its inlic.
ton is more e1ectual preventive of crime than
the police and prisons. All restriction Of the
press therefore in this respect, is 50 much addi-
tonal liberty for vice and no friend Of virtue will
demand il.
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The Fifteenth Amcndmcnt-Its Effect
on Parties ami Politicians.

The uudoulting prophecies Of THE SCS
for the last six months being about 70 he full
filed by the ratification OF the Fifteenth
Amendment, it is well for party leaders toin-
quirc what will be It's elect upon the politics
Of the country.
That the Amendment viii ever be re.
scindcd is but the dream Of simplctons. It
belongs TO that class of movements that tread
no steps backward. 1t will stand, aud its
provisions W II he cniorc i. Its adoption
having closed long and bitter controversy,
any attempt to resist its operations will be
frowncd down by the pco lc The polit clan
who does not recognize and respect this fact
may be allowed to count one ut the polls on
tho day Of election, lut will be taught that
he is unfit to lc'd great party
The Amendment conicrs the ballot upon
about 10000 negroes 100000 of whom re-.
SIDE in the old slayehold.ng States. 1t gives
the suffrage TO Sc 600 in three Southern
stntes VIII ch the Democratic party now hold
tonacously namely in kcnOu'ky, $1,000 in
Maryland, $500 in Delaware, 1904
force which may prove sufficient to revolu,
tonne their politics 4 it should all be thrown
against that party.
The old leaders Of public opinion in the
late insuIgent States intend to faithfully
perform the conditions Of their restoration
To the Union, negro suffrage included. 1t ID
Ia these leaders and their followers that the
Democracy of the North must look for their
a. -
ocrats ALLEVIATE from their party the mass o.
the 100000 colorcd voters, all the old slave
holding States will cast their electoral voter
against the next Democratic candidate fol
the Presidency. Win the Southern Democ
Tacy DO guilty Of such infatuation I BY n,
means on the contrary, they will seek t,
sevolutnni7s the nnlitcs Of their seyers
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FROM Our REP0RrERs' NOTE HooKs'

Several milk dealers have been victim re'cntY
nv fellow y o socs around collecting u...A .f TsI
private tamili's.
The sisters Of the Stranger" are tor" ben
eft OF the rYlnrt o. u. Constant NCyr.- Fl aill!'
" 10 Wltch's Dau-"t1r,' now 10 be sueu .l t.tO9
Han,
The New York Alumni Of Yale Collngc 2, e. NUM-
ncr NJ Two hun II,d diucd Ia pclmoui,l- .t f'L
RrsOlut Ons OF confidence the death .' I, fdtf
Ia lmadgc were al pied
At mass meeting Of the pianoiOric ECrs mt
evening, the b,l men Of ,tcinwl,s mAnri r,.' were
structed 10 dumlni their old wages aui V.r m NJ.
red permlnlry ussstunCe nom the 10. Boo 1850
while they continue on strike.
The Ninth Chase Of old Public Scnoo', No u en-,
loved thor seventh reunion last even n-. .I ' 'fl,
Hotel. The guests included the venerable i'.NN u
lla1eiinc, the old lrnC PAT vince Is Ju De-. u.s. Ls
Principal from lax TO l-.H, MAg.hm lou..- "I" N"'L
Oliyer, the Rev Frank Pdseou oi sAu.tgH t ,-'S'
Scott jas, W. Gcrart others.
Last evening Mt 10 First avenue. JOIN ~.t-'' ;
hydfan ic laundry Originating on s".n.. '.'I .t ~
diving room, was lrstrON Id, DlUJg 100 y.
Tor f1IOl- The null ing was Owl % H. i Jos. -
mann, 10 First gyruUs damage t1N' '. y =
u-"urut. Cccu iic1 ny ~. nenrr & 3 10 '." p. . =.
q .e>s Williams aur.t lager ot,r uI.H 10 F"
hl'ut dsu9OI, dam. Iel flI0l .u Dor. '''
assured iJI $500 On stock. damaged A.H.