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LOST.

In . Fqunfe.n September 3, 1870. nncer
EiU he suitably rewarded by leaving II Al
IA shelby street
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FOR RIVER
5 INF F0a FgsHEBsEH
FOR SHAWNEE VILLAGE.

Fer Shawn 9 shisgs ard ths Beads.
SemL-weekIy United States Mail Packet
OIL CGEEs
J. ".
VIII leave Memphi for shaw A
nae Village. and al Intermediate ~
Landings, every MONDAY ana FRIDAY 81 2p "a
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HARMON Il MORTEN has removed the
Office of the Florence Sewing Machines 70
2I3 Main street, corner of Adams.
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Joe Locke, 1861 Main street, has all the
latest fashion magazines, illustrated
weekhesRnd the largest variety OF dalies
Ia the city.
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H~On-RssIdsnf Notice.

No. ga. K DIN the Second ChRncery Court
OF shelby county. Tennessee.-Jnhn Z. re
bles VS., W. A. h ct al.
TT appearinQ nom the amended Dill, Whloh
fs sworn to in his cause, thai the aeIend-
ant W. A. Fitchner, Is Justly inueOted % the
complainant in the sum OF $50 " and inter-
est, due by bill OF exchange. and thai ne Is
a Nonresident of tbs State Of tennessee ana
that for these causes an attachments was sue0
ont OF this court against the property OF de-
fendsut. Eitchner, ana the same was Issued,
and has been returned by the 5hsrtn, duly
levied on the property OF deIendAnb W. A.
ii is therefore ordered, by the Clerk and
Master. That he make his appearances nereAn,
Al fhe Court-House of the Second Chaneery
Court IN the city ofMemphis on or before the
hrst in September, 1871, and plead, an
gJver or demur to com plainents Dill, OF the
same will be taken for confessed Is 20 nlms
and set for hearing experte, and mat copy
0f fhfs order be published onoe a WeeA' lOf
four successive weeks In the Memphls AP-
peal. This July 8, B7l-
A c~Opy-Attest:
Nj. L. STEWART, CLERK and Aastsf'
Nv ~ REL OHEE, Deputy C.. and N
Geo. Gillian, Sol. FOR 0esu
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pHAIoN,s NEW PERFUME.
SPECIAL FOR THE LADIES.

Y. w. JOHNSTON a. co.
Are offering the balance Of their recently
purchased stock of
Fancy Goods at Sweeping Reductions
From original prices, az the whole must
be cleared ont to make for FALL M
PoRrATIoNs. The above is bona fde,
and ladies are cordially invited to exam
Inc goods and test prices at their new
store.
sIO Main ST., Opposite Peabody hOteEs
AMERICAN DRIVEN WEhEs at Brow ne
Brownies, 3i5 Second street.
TRUFH.-The powers OF Mrs. Whit
combs syrup for children are as positive
as the sunlight from heaven, and gentle
and soothing as an angels whisper.
SEA Moss FARIER, from pure Irish moss,
for blanc mango, buildings, cnstardfs
creams, etc, etc, the cheapest, healthiest,
and most d~eliciousfo od in the world.
BURNETT's CooKINe EXTRACT sold bv,t
Oliver d Fnney.
JOE LOCKE, news dealer, 2S6h Main
street, has sli the late papers from al
parts of the United States.
GAS FITTING, sl5 Second street.
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JOE LOCKE, news dealer, 1851 Main
street, has sll the late papers nom al
parts of the United States.
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u WEATHER.

WAa DEPT, SIGNAL SERVICE, U.a.A.l
MEMPHIS, July IL, 1871.
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LOCAL NEWS


Attend Robertson's College.
w. q. Mitchen's school, SOs Third st.
Miss Maggie Fealy will teach at the
Linden street school during the summer.
The DAILY APPHAL, i've cents per
copy, can be- had Of all newsHlen IN the
city.
Armstrong; Photographic Gallery,
No, 2lI Main street. Three fanltless gem
pictures for Atty cents.
ST.. JosEPH's INFIRMARY-In charge OF
the Sisters, corner Third and Jefferson
str6ets.
PHALoN's NEW PERFUME.
az LOVE YOU"
"I LOVE YOU"
al LOVE YOU"
al LOVE YOU"
al LOVE YOU"
II LOVE YOU"
THE MOST LASTING PERFUME.
THE MOST FRAGRANT BOUQUET.
THE SWEETEST OF PERFUMES.
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Gas FITTING, sl5 Second street.
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BURNETT's COOKING EXTRACT sold bv,t
Oliver d Finney.
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FOB WHITE RIVER.
RAlLR0AD PACKET GOaFANY.
WHITE RIVER LINZ

auunlaa frsn DsVali's ElER n -e8azse.!sa
with fhs Asnpsis gEa lids Peck ~.
COMMENCING MONDAY, lay --H
u J., ISL, the steamer Sage. J.
u, Davis, Master, Chas. Sm1therst Clerk. Wi
leave DeVaI's Bfun MONDAYS
DAYS and FRIDAYS. q 5 O'Clock pm. ION
arrival Of train from Aemphis). Tor De9 arc,
Augusta and JacksonpOrt. EeLurEmgl leaF9
J-aeksonpOrt TUE5DAX5- anu
SATURDAYS, at D pm, making connection
with trains at DsValps Blum TOR AenphI8 anu
Little Rock.
as early as the tTaks viii J0stliyt tnd
steamer SALLIE V. VIII lie adGed 70 the Ldef
making tri-Wsekly trips 70 Augusta HesE
Point snd seaFcy. JNO. b. DANI8,
onlq aupt Raiiroad PAGE Co.
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AT r

i FRIDAY MORNING, July Eath,
BY A. M. sToDDARD l. co.
ON the premises. 81 Main street., Jack
son Block
For account OF a party leaving the city Who
has been boarding in said house. lot Of
ROOM FURNITURE
(of superior quality,
sILVERWARE, Etc.
iva An sTODDARD, Auctioneer-
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BIRTHDAY ANNIVERSARY CELEBRATED
IN BEER.

Henry Appel, the most famous beer
tender in the city, win celebrate his CEN
tenary this morning at HeIbert's saloon,
on Adams's street, in a iibersl lunch and
amber beer, To which he invites bis count
less admirers. The band Of Prof. Bruchs
will furnish melody fOI the iIlUstrious
event. The genial and everlasting Fred.
Seibsrt will gracs the occasion with
his most smiling presenre. IL has been
signifed on the part of a lew battaliOns OF
AppePs friends, that they will call in
during the course OF tbs morning, and
wish him rosy cheeks ana lowing whiB-
gers for another cycle. In consequence
of this, a few extra barrels Of very extra
beer will be on tap. All the nice men IN
the city ara hereby extended a cordial in
vitatin to participate in the festivities of
the or~raaiou. Call into Seibert's an VhOW.
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FOR RED VI
FRIAR's POINT AND BENDS.
FOR HOT SPRINGS.
TOT zPRLN GlS-
Little Rsak 10 ass SRfiaEs-AoG5azsaa-
ilaa 4EaE LiBs,

MN. DAVIS. PR~OPRTErOt- PIE
w pared with very superior Fouc-sPLlne
smbuIanCes, good Teams @e
5-1vzTs 10 Transport iGvailus and others 20
the Hot Springs, or any part Of AEAas. a.
nRares - Low As Lhs Igwest An emouLaAee
viii seat i've persons Dts-ue -.
an construeted as To s1rm q bed anu nFe-14
rida in a recIi1iuE posture. Persons tete
~raphing can have conveyance 10 meet mem
a. ~ MOI or train by which they come anu
take as much time IN going % ire 5PEinEs,
which are sixty miles nom Llt-s hoIA1 ~
NAV he most agreeable 20 them.
DAVID K. LLSOS, Passenger Agent
OAtce- Aiken House, Little AocE, anc aI+Di-sf
corper OF First andS cou Streets NY
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LAZARUS & MoRRIs' perfected specta-
cles are Inc best. They never fire The
eyes last many years without change;
are warranted not to break. f. H. Clark
& Go, jewelers. and Opticians, No. l
CIark'5 block, 29O Main street, Memphis,
are sole agents for this city.
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HAR39AaE

So We have removed nom 20 Front street
TO the above well known Location, where We
viii be pleased 20 see all our old customers
aiIS tRnl
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aver ME Ws.
BOATs LEAvTNG THIs DAY
ARRIVALS.
DEPARTURES.
RIVERS, wEAFHRR AND BUSINESS.

@ IN POKE. @
City OF Chester, g. W. Cheek, A. White.
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STEAMBOATS,.
FOR VICKsBURG.
FOR CAIRO AND ST. LOUIS.
ssmphLs and 81. Louis Us. MaII Line

Memphis and s. LOUIS U.s' Nan Lac
For DsceOla, Madrid, Hickman and
Cairo: connecting AZ Belmont win ne
Iron Mountain X. K, az Cairo win
Illinois Central Railroad anu
boats up the Ohio river
CITY OF CHFgTrR -.Zsiglsr master
This elegant passenger steamer L@
win leave -
THuRzDAY. 18th inst al } p-m
TlcEets Tor an points via Memphis and 81
Louis packets, SOrth. East and Hsss apply
to General Railroad and once.
TOM 3. DUNN, cor. Court and Main 5ta-
F~cfybf received at the 81 Louis wnarfDUat.
". r.. DILL. Ageu-
jyI3 FLE4 CALE
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THE late Improved Wheeler Il Wilson
Sewing Machine is a perfect machine.
They run with perfect ease and quietude.
and never get cut of order. Their speed
is increased TO double that of any other
machine; children from six to twelve
years of age can manage them with per
feet success. We cordially invite all,
whether they wish to purchase or not, to
call and see them. A. Sumner q Co. take
great pride in exhibiting their machines
to ali, especially C those who have been
annoyed with heavy shuttle machines.
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AMERICAN DRIVEN WEhEs at Brow ne
Brownies, BIS Second street.
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F0a RENT.

= ToRF No. 2l Front street. Possession
= efven immediately. Apply on the prem
a -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-07-12

The general faith In the capacity of the people
for self-gOvernment and in republican institu-
tions will be greatly strengthened by the with
drawal on the part Of the New York authorities
of their cOvardly order fOrbidding the parade of
portion of the Irish population of that city to-
day. No matter whether there was danger of a
bloody collision or not, the fact remains that the
order was issued under the menace Of a mob:
and it Is worth something to know that public
opinion has forced the authorities from their
disgraceful position, and compelled them to take
the necessary steps to properly protect every
class Of the community in the enjoyment of their
rights and privileges, as guaranteed by the Con-
stitution dlaxs OF the land. Once deprive the
people OF the right to assemble peaceably to-
gether, and our bOasted liberties are of little
value.
1t is not the question whether or not the
Orange orgsnizationis mischievous and unneces-
sary; the question is whether it is to be sup
pressed by mob law, in defiance OF law and order
and the rights of American citizenship.
The Catholic clergy in their praiseworthy
efforts to quen the mob spirit have set the New
York authorities proper example.
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The Way II will Work.

The New York World les with the Tammany
organ In this city in laboring to break down our
District Government and its plan of improve
ments, but one Of the arguments used by the
New York paper viii not be likely to address it
self with much force to the people of this Dis
frict. Says the World:
The announcement that four millions of dol
lars are about to be placed in the hands of the
Board of Public Works at Washington, for the
embelHshment of that capital, is not cheering
One can understand that Washington people will
Ike IT. For ereTy dollar Of additional public
TnORey 5Rrested IA Washington as additional ar
gumeHt against the TeBsOrdI of the capital. But
while the question of removing the capital is
mooted II Is unfair to prejudice it by extraordi-
nary expenditures. Once Invested of its palatial
significance, W ashington would have no excuse
Tor existing. and would cease to exist. One could
buy land there as cheap as, according to the un-
sayory comparison of Falstaff, IL could be bought
IN England after an unsuccessful war, and lodge
IN marble palaces by the Potomac even more
cheaply than now he can in deserted palaces by
the ATno and the Tiber. This consum nation
nobody need be DESTROYS 20 avert unless he be an
inhabitant of Washington"
This Is precisely the point we have maintained;
that the establishment and improvement of the
Capital on the scale proposed by the District
government will settle the question OF the per-
manence Of the seat of government here beyond
peradventure. This view of the case Is so evil
dent that it is surprising that any paper pub
hshed here should, for merely paftisan purposes,
endeavor to cripple measure on which the
prosperity Of the city depends. Nor would this
be the case with a paper identified In any way
With the interests of this community
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More Trouble for Boxen.

A writer in the Tribune argues that the Presi-
dent has not the power of pardoning the biga-
nous Bowen, for the reason that the District of
Columbia has Territorial Constitution, under
which the Governor is vested with the power of
pardoning common criminals sentenced by the
courts of the District. Bigamy is a common
crime, and in no way an offence against the
United States; and so this writer maintains that
the President could have no legal authority to
pardon in this case. Whether this view of the
matter Is correct or not it is evident that Mr..
Bowen is liable in so many ways to fall again
into the meshes of the law, with his three wives
on hand, that he had better "get up and git'' for
Salt Lake City. Perhaps Brigham would feel a
little jealous of the superior marrying qualities of
the Bigamous b.; but no doubt the latter would
coon get on good footing with the Prophet and
very likely succeed him as the head of the Nor
mon church. The Prophet Bowen,-and why
not?
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stock Report.

icy Bankers, Brokers and Continental Telegraph ]
Lewis johnson Co. quote stocks and bonds, in
home and foreign markets rs follows:
NEW YORK, July 12.-first Board, 10 30 q. M
L. 6s. ISL, coupon, l4; 52Os, 62 coupon lIllS:
69s, q coupon, 1l35s s, 65, coupon, IS15 IS 3.
new, 65, coupon, ll21S; 5-9s, 6, coupon, II21s
sos, 6s coupon, ll2H; 10 p's, coupon, Ii2; Cur
reney SIS, llts; Msriposa, Canton, 7s4: Cumber-
land, =; Western Mon Telegraph, IS; Quicksil-
yer, Y; Pacific Mail, So Boston Water Power,
press, 90; American Express, 81; United States
cypress, ,S,a; New York Central and Hudson, 9sIs;
New York Central Scrip, 81; Erie, Z5K; do pre-,
fsrred Harlem, l2s1s; do. preferred, J; Reading,
Michigan southern, 1855 Union Pacific Railroad add
pa; Illinois Central, l6 of'd; Cleveland and Pitts
Cleveland, Columbus, Cincinnati and Indiana pSIis
Milwaukee and st. Paul, sos; do preferred, IS;
sbash and western, so; Delaware, Lackawana
Terre Hsuts, HANNIBAL and St Joseph, 7gss; Chi
cago and Alton, 12o,z ofd; do prefd rs of d; Ohio
and Mississippi certificates; ~; Columbus, Chi
cago and Ind. Central, ls7i; Tennessee Skies,
North Carolina Sc, old, =; DO new. Il; Missouri
6s,GA; Cent. Pacific Bonds, 9S7<; Union Pacific
LIST Bonds, Ssl4 offd. Gold, ll27S. Market strong.
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PROPOSALS FOR SWEEPING PEyNsyI..
WANNA AVENUE
OFFICE OF The BOARD OF PUBLIC Woprs

OFFICE OF IHE BOARD OF PUBLIC WoRrs
WASHINGTON, d. G., JuIy 10 1871
Sealed Proposals will be received m tb?s nfiica
til - OclOck NJ. on the 22D OF July, for Sweening
PehnsyIvanl avenue from LIST street west TO 18th
street west, six times a week between the hours ~
II clock J. m. and O'Clock a. m
Zach BIDDER before presenting his bid must deposit
with the Collector Of Washington city, to the cfedt
Of the Board If Public Works, S25 getting recsjnts
therefor as guarantee that he will enter into and
carry on the contract, " awarded to him, in accJr-
The money so deposited will be refunded TO the IN
successful bidders after the award Of the contract
and to the contractors after the of the
tract. " WI
The Board OF Public Works will not be bound to
accept the lowest nor any other bid.
Proposals must be endorsed Proposals for Sweep
Ing Pennsy anna Avenue, and addressed to the
Treasurer Of the Board Of Public Works
yR-T Rep. 4 Chron.l
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

The New York stock market was In an excited
Condition yesterday forenoon, and at the opening
there was a strong pressure TO dispose Of the few
stocks which are believed TO be under clique or ring
mana cement Western Union, Lake Shore, and
qGently depressed during the day but rallied
ssaln. investment stocks were steady, but no great
transactions therein were recorded Government
ponds were rather slow and prices about noon were
I2w Later IN the afternoon the general condition
Of the stock market improv ed and many of the de-
pressed stocks recovered Money was easy at three
and ranged from l124 to lI24S during the day.
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BALTIMORE, July l2.-yrginia skies, old. $50 bid:
do; coupon, old, IS bid, 81 asked; do new ~ bid
BALTIMORE, July R.-Cotton nominal, nothing
whatever doing. Flour dull and irregular for old
ana steady for new; cargo Of 5000 bills of shipping
extra, for the Rio trade, was sold at S7n Wheat
scarce and firm; amber, Bal 90; good to prime
Indiana, new, 81 S5al so. Corn quiet and weak:
white southern, 75aI5 yellow southern, 74a75 mixed
western ,54a56. Pork steady, Sl511ai6 Bacon firm:
shoulders "a rib Sides 9a9l4 clear rib, sS; sugar,
quiet and steady, 94a945S
NEW YORK, July I2.-Stocks dull and steady. Gov
ernments dull and steady. Virginia 6s $50 do new
Gold, I21z ' ''
New YoRx, July Il. - Flour dull and heavy
Wheat quiet and steady. Corn dull and unchanged
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PROPOSALS FOR GRADING l4ru STREET
ROAD

OFFIcE OF THE BOARD OF PuBLIc WORKS
WASHINGTON, u. c., July 18th IsTI
sealed Proposals. will be received at this once
until IL n: THE GOTH INST, for Grading that nor
ticn OF the 18th street Road between Boundary street
ana the Llnnean Hill Road, according to the plat on
Tho amount Of excavation is about 5000 cubic
yards The contractor will not be paid for anv work
except the excavation, and will be required 10 de-
Board shall direct Vi TIC
Each bidder will be required, before presenting
his bid to deposit with the Collector Of Wasbingtn5
CITY, 10 the credit Of the Board Of Public Works
gro getting receipts therefor, as a guarantee thaf
awarded him, in accordance with his bid. Ths
money 50 deposited will be refunded 10 the unsuc
cessul bidders after the award of the contract and
to the contractor after the pleiOn of the work
The Board OF Public Works will not be bound to
accept the lowest or any bid "
Proposals. must be endorsed " Proposals for Ora
ding fourtesnth Street Road, and directed to the
Treasurer Of the Board of Public Works
Jyl2d Repub and ChrOn.
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The Star by Mail.

Persons leaving the city for the summer or
any portion of it may have THE STAR sent to
their address for such time as they desire, at the
rate Of fifty cents per month. Orders, accom-
panied by the money, should be sent to the busi-
ness Office of the paper
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The New York Commercial thinks-and thinks
right-that it is rather small business to make
public, for the sake Of rejecting upon the Presi-
dent, the fact that the railroad companies be-
tween New York and Washington furnish him
with free ticket. Long usage has established
this as an ordinary courtesy to the Chief Magis-
frate OF the nation.
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A number of our exchanges head their notices
OF marriage licences obtained with the quota-
ton, mistaken Souls who dream of Bliss"
The editors Of such doubtless speak from their
own experience in the matter. They "know
how 10 Is themselyeso
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FNOTICE TO CREDITORS.

TREASURY DEPARTMENT,
49, FOURTH AUDITORS OFFICE, July 5, 1871
All persons having claims against the estate of
PETERH. THOMPSON, deceased. late a seaman on
board the nited States steamer MonOngahela, are
requested TO present the same at this office within
four months from the date hereof.
jyll-3t Fourth Auditor Of the Treasnrv
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Some pestilent politicians Of the salamander
order insist this hot weather upon agitating the
Presidential question which is to be settled a
year and half hence. Wen, let 'em agitate /!
We don't care continental who Is, or is 10 be
President, with the thermometer at % in the
SHADE.
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THE GREAT DISCOVERY.

IINHE GREAT DISCOVERY.
Letter from JUDGE wYLIK, Of U. S. sup,sm.
WASHINGTON, D. G., June "a, 1871.
the hair fair trial and am mnch naesed Ixith its
effects is healthful wash for both the scalp and
nair and ITS influence to sooth the nerves and revive
the system when exhausted from over work Is most
denghtful have not used il except a wash, but
on your recommendation, and from the faith its USE
confidence in taking it as a medicine according to
Yrq Cook very rfxsSSfD6iRsqE!I&S y%YE1E
WASHINGTON, July LIST, 1871
After using your BALM OF LIFE In MANY in
stances Of disorders in my family, glad to say il
affords the relief sought: For diarrhoa, collie sick
"A''0n am convinced oil Its 'Rfs'y n Mics afS Ja
Letter from Rel. FATHER BOYLE.
Prof. T. A. Cook
Dear friend Please send me supply of BALM
will be gratefully Acknowledged or ii charged TO me
vii be duly honored. am altogether pleased with
JUNE "a, 1871. very tr e. BOYLE S9TsE
KEEP COoLi
By bathing the head, eyes, face, ears, wrists and
fering from fever, with that
Atwh9lesse and retail By the following Tst
druggists: StOtt & Co, $50 Pa. ay.; T. r. Major,
s. IN he a4d lio % r.i Wsq5 ism
6 G. q simms, cor n av and i 18th st.; Sai R
and Eees fd 81 Ssy Pa sSr
Il f., T: y. Sullivan, corner 80 st and Mass. ave-,
Thcmas a. Richie" HsS ST. fIid 6Top street,
Co. 1s6 Bridge St, GeOrgetown; also, at retail by
9Th and Streets see Pssd rec
tlons. jy3-1m
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HOWARD HOUSE.
III Corner 9th street and Transatlantic o. nnrn

If you wish frst-cIass TABLE BOARD. tbraa
meals a day; go TO this house. Recently A
Table Board, $50 per month IEiaH
jyl2-lm HOWARD Il IRELAND pronsF.-.rhA
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NINNER's NEW SCHOOLS

FOR THE
F1 PfSs EsSffE c$RssEE ?IRSsfAs NEEo
CLARI0NEf, FLUTE, FLAGEoLET.
Price Of each book rs cents
These little works great favorites, because they
are cheap, are full Of easy and lively music and have
enough Of instructive matter for the wants Of anna
tours.
Mr.. Winner has also compiled collection of lively
Patty DANCES. For Violin and Piano, and OF
DANCE MUSIC. For Flute and Piano. Esch75 cents.
Sent, post paid, for the above price.
o. DITsoN & CO., Boston.
@. H. DITsoN & CO., New York. iyIs-w.&s
SPE CIALTIEs
and aqs dI made
Ladies, Hemstitched Fine LINEN HANpKER-
CHIEFS, for 81.
Ladssl f Hss~sssi Itch Finer LINEN HANDLER
CHIEFS, for 81.
Ladies' Hemstit ched Superfne MOURNING
HANDKERCHIEFS, 2 for 81.
The 35-whalebone FRENCH CORSET at ell
Those sets Of lovely NATURAL CURLS at 8 each.
Those beautiful can Gold Plated and Jet and Gold
That handsome assortment of FANS at 81 each
at 81 each.
Gents snper-extraine BRITISH HOSE, pair
for 81.
Gents Superfine (A) BRITISH HOSE, 3 pair for 81
Gents f., ss1pper-stOut "a Al BRITISH HOSE, pair
Gents Fine All Linen HANDKERCHIEFS, 4
for 81. :
for 81.
-Four f Of the best BATH TOWELS you ever bought,
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SENECA QUARRIES.
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Have on hand and saw 20 order Piatforu- Stems
Window Caps and sills, Door Sills, ASH ~ Water
Tables Coping, flaggne Trap stuff Curl ing; also,
for Bridges, Railroad work, wharves, and lilhoavy
Masonry Work. Bubble suitable for Gel a nv ais,
other heavy buildings, walls, and ali Jobs where
strength and durability are required.
mzm.wi6m CIV. HAYDEN, secretary;