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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1871-12-11
CHICAGO.

CHICAGO, December 1.-THE second
message Of the Governor on Chicago
military occupation was read in both
Houses Saturday In the Senate it was
sent to the Judiciary Committee, and in
the other body to a special committee.
The message is accompanied with nu-
merous papers and letters concerning
sheridan's operations in this city, and
is very strong in denouncing his author
ity, aud that of everybody else, to in
terfere with the State government.
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Amusenents.,

MEMPHIS THEATER. Toni ght the re-
nowned Abbott Pantomine TROUPE will
give the initial entertaining. ut in the
fairy extravaganza entitled the Three
Hunchbacls. This troupe has been the
great attraction at Fisk's Grand Opera
House, N. Y, for several months. A
number of unriyaled artists are attach
ed to the company, including Charles
Abbott, the great modern Grimaldii the
Moe Brothers, champion skaters; Mr.
Cohan, Irish vocalist, dancer and
mimic; the charming ballet dancers,
Emile Herbert and Sophia Ravel, and
twenty other fine performers. Crowds
will attend the theater during the en-
gagement of the Abbott Pantomine
Troupe.
BRooMs .-Manager Broom has Sc
cured the services of number of star
performers, who will appear tonight A
fine programme has been arranged for
this evenings entertainment. New
songs and dances will be introduced.
The performance will wind up with the
laughable farce entitled, Live in Bar
rel Mr.. Marsh Adams, late of Hart,
Ryman and Barney's Minstrels, has Ia
ken charge of the Opera House as stage
manager.
OLYMPIC VARIETrEs.-The Olympic,
formerly the Old Washington Street
Theater, continues to be crowded night
ly. Manager Lusk has a 6rstclass
company and presents an entertaining
programme every evening. Great at
fractions will be presented tonight.
Everybody is invited to attend.
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TAX ES.
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NOTICE.
MAYORS 0PFIcR. CRY HALL.
Mrupura TpgN Decamhar q 1871

MAYoR's 0PFIcR. CRY HAIL,
MEMPHIS, TENN, December 9, 1871
lHE ASSESSORS FOR THE FORTY
fifth corporate year Qs72 having completed
their labors. property owners are hereby mott
led that in accordance with Section 9. page
Sl5, of the City Ordinances. their books will
be open for the correction Of mistakes. at this
office, on Monday, December IL, 1871.
and remain open for Ten Days from that
date. All parties interested are requested to
come forward and examine their assessments.
1875 JOHN JOHNSON, Mayor.
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HOLIDAY HATS at wheaton's.

SPEcIALTIEs are the order of the day,
and good men who push good specialties
are always successful. This is eminent
ly applicable to the advertising agency
Of Messrs. Griffin & Hoffman, the growth
and expansion of which has been al
most without parallel in the history Of
Baltimore trade and commerce. Balti-
more american.
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Mr.. TooF having declined to become a
candidate for Mayor, Mr.. Johnson, so
far, has the race to himself People
must be convinced by this time that he
cannot be beaten. 1t is probable that
some one will contest with him. but
nothing but defeat will come oft Any
one who is ambitious to wear the honors
of municipal Waterloo defeat has only
to enter the field against johnson.
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THAT LUCK.

The New York Nation (RadicaD says:
The state of things at the South, which
cannot we'll be worse, and which almost
seems 10 threaten dissolution OF socie-
", owing to the deep and unblushing
corruption and rascality Of the class
which has there got into power, and the
responsibility Of which, under ordinary
circumstances, would naturally fall on
the Republican party, is by an extraor-
binary piece Of luck, covered up by the
the Ku-Klux outrages, which there is no
denying, and which-sueh is human ma
ture everywhere-many people are just
as ready to rely on the bayonet to cure
here in America as they would be IN
France or Russia.
p The extraordinary piece of luck
here mentioned is good. II is eoolly
admitted that the Ku-Klnx affair was a
piece Of good luck to the ruling party.
What other form will rascality takef
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After all Akerman's subserviency to
Grant, he is to be kicked out Of office.
There is no gratitude in Princes. The
Cabinet is unit against him. he is
not charged with lack of homage to the
powers that be, but with incompeteney.
Alas, poor Akerman
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Messrs. Cleaves, Smithwick * Hatch
err, the well-known booksellers and sta
TONERS on Main street, near Madison,
have received from the publishers,
Claxton, Remsen & Hafelfnger, OF
Philadelphia, charming Christmas
book entitled, Little Ada, or the Three
New Years, by H. L. H. The book will
be most popular as Christmas or New
Years present.
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The Democratic members of Con-
Igress are getting their backs up. They
are becoming disguised with the manner
in which various newspapers are advis-
ing disorganization. They will shortly
hold caucus to adopt programme for
the future, and announce in advance
that no new departure will be permitted
that looks toward disruption.
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PRINCE OF WALES DEAD.

New York, December II, 3P.M.-Pri-
vate cable kilograms just received say
the Prince of Wales is dead He died
about noon. No official information re-
ceived vet.
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THE New York Tribune wants to
know how it was that Paymaster Hodge,
of the army, was enabled to steal and
squander over 100000, the defalcatiou
going on for years without being discov-
cred. 1t remarks that the fact that
the Treasurer and the Paymaster Gen
eral seem each to throw the blame on
the other, is most amusing"
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Our space is SO circumscribed that we
cannot find room for the correspondence
between the Convention Committee and
Mr.. Toof. 1t is in the usual style Of
such correspondence.
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PARIS news says a change in the
French government is imminent. Pray
tell us when change in that govern
ment was not IMMINENT
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GRANT wants to abolish slavery in
Cuba. He does not think It should be
abolished in the South just yet
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SEVERAL Of the leading fes=sl trades
men Of New York have bsea interview
ed for the psrpose Of ascertaining the
state Of trade ant ths prospects Of the
holiday season. % aluesi every case
complaints Of dnEness Fers maes. and
the couclusion is that Nes fOrk IL eon-'
6iirably poorer Dow than il - a The
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1871-12-11

A RADIcAL member Of the Georgia
Senate made motion few days ago to
appoint a commission 10 estimate the
Aosse. ofahe people Of Gsorgih BY the
emancipation Of their slaves, and to de-
mand OF Congress compensation. The
only votes the proposition received we're
those Of FIVE Radicals. including the ne
~. --.u-Lrr.
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SOME one forged an account of an in
terview with Senator Trnmbull, or some
one forged denial. One is about as
probable as the other.
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The critic Of the CourierJournal is
not pleased with the style Of poetry ad-
dressed to the Grand Duke at the Cooper
Institute ball. 1t says: We are told
that it was beautifully printed on
satin" and that it was written especi-
ally for the occasion" The frenzied
idiot who strung together the frightful
array Of feehle-minded rhymes is said to
call hinselfl or herself Wild Edgsrton,
aud to be addicted to the low habit Of
writing such doggerel for the cheaper
sort Of one-horse literary newspapers.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS.


We are authorized 70 announces WM.
CHASE a. . candidate for Councilman Of the
Second ward
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GAs-y1rrma at Bic Second at. q

COVE everybody to the Jet Palace and
buy your Christmas presents, as you. will
find there the best assortment, and goods
which are stylish and rich.
/. RoEscHER & Co.,
1927 Practical jewellers.
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Tar Holy Springs Reporter Of Thurs
day, says; Governor Alcorn left Jackson
for the scene Of his Senatorial labors on
Thursday last, the day set aside by our
gracious President for thanksgiving aud
PRAYER. This is. indeed, radiance for
which ihe people Of Mississippi should
feel tbsnkfui, and heartily do We return
thanks to the Divine Providence that
guided his footsteps from our borders.
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CoKE AND Coal TAE for sale at Gas
Compsnys Office, 2sl Second st. l70-f
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An immense stock Of
TOYS AND HOLIDAY GOODS
10 which the especial attention Of mer-
chants is inUited.
WHEELER, PTCKENS d CO.,
100 800 Main street.
JET and fancy jewelry-Jet Palace.
lOgl
GO 10 Brooks
Stock yard for all classes Of stock. Ls5
FoR fine bracelets--Jet Palace. [l02
PUNPs at 3l5 Second street. at
Fresh Canadian oatmeal, new mess
mackerel-extra fine, crumbs Of com
fort-new, Atmore's mince-meat, Nil
hard's finest prepared family chocolate,
new strained and comb honsy-very
choice, at J. Devotos, corner Third and
Adams streets. 5l-f
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RAILROAD.
MEMPHIS AND LITTLE ROCK
RAILROAD.
CHANGE OF TIME.
RAILROAD

COMMENCING SUNDAY. DECEMBER
" lOTH, 1871, and until further notice Passen-
ger trains will run as follows:
Leave Memphis. 10 am
Leave Hopefeld, daily 100 am
Arrive at Little Rock 80 pm
Returning, arrive at Memphis. daily g 40 p m
Freight trains run daily Sundays excepted.
Passenger trains connect at Devalls Bluff,
on Mondays and Thursdays. with boats for
Des Arc, Augusta, Jacksonport and points
on upper White river; on Wednesdays and
Saturdays for Clarendon, Aberdeen. and
Connection at Little Rock with stages for
Hot Springs, Camden, Arkadelphia. etc
also, with Little Rock and Fort Smith rail
road, and steamers on Arkansas river.
Ferryboat will leave foot of Union street
x. s. LIVERMORE, Gen'l Sup't.
@. p. OAKLEY, Gen'l Ticket Agent.
SLIP
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FELIX W. EOBERTsON 10 a candi.
dste for re-plection 70 tho once Of City Tar
Coliector. Election. January 4. lGa
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LATEST TELEGRAMS.

Specials co the Ledger.
AnERIoAE PREss ASSOCIATION, VIA q. P. q A.
TELEGRAPH COMPANY.
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New styles at wheaton's.
srEAM-FIrr1Eo at 3l5 Second st. q

NEW styles at Wheaton's. ls9
srEAM-FITr1EG at 3l5 Second at. at
FURs FURsl FURsl-Children s sets,
81 so to $40; ladies' sets, 50 so to $3.50
The finest assortment of furs, and the
cheapest in the city, at Wheaton & Co. S,
the hatters, 279 Main street-sign Of the
tiger SO
FINE hats at Wheaton's. 1879
Your ATTENTION is called to the Dr.
rectory column, on our first page. Ad-
vertisements are inserted in that column
at remarkably low rates Cards may be
left at this office, or with Mr.. W. II.
Halstead, at the Commercial Hotel.
SIT
CHEAPEST hats at Wheaton's. [s9I
FoR solid gold opera cbains-Jet
Palace. [lO2
NATIVE WIVES at 81 per gallon, from
one gallon upward. Catawba, Concord,
Virginia Seeding and other California
wines. For sale by E. Alderman, No.
6 Howard Row. ia
RIcnrsr assortment of shell - Jet
Palace. llO2
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-12-13

MESSAGE FROM THE MAYOR ~ RiLA7loN
TO DELINQUENT TAX BILLs.--Thc toiin"lhS
communication was presented to the Coun-
Gil on Mondav night by MIR, Sloan, and on
motion Of Mr.. Wynue referred to the
Finsnce Committee TO examine into the
matter stated and report without delay:
"OFFIcE OF THE MAYoR,l
RICHMOND, December II, 1871. }
"WIll,am B. Isaacs, Esq, Chairman Fl
nance Committee:
Sir.-Delirquent tax bills for the years
1860 and 1870 to the amount Of SI4, ,2I3I
have been during the past two years in the
hands of Mr.. Thomas +. Word for co)lec-
tion. He has so far returned 10 the Audi
tor SO, ,625, leaving SG3 Goo unaccounted
for.
"As this offer was appointed by the
Finance Committee Of the Council, deem
it an act OF official courtesy TO that COM
m!t'ee to submit some suggestions regard
ing him 10 you before communicating with
the Council, and / beg to observe:
H'1>t. That on examining bis official
bond observe That he is only bound there
by for faithful discharge OF his duties as
collector OF the delinquent ta.-rs Of 1853,
while othing is said Of future tax%biHs.
Those Of 1670 amounting to over 50, 400,
are not covered.
2u tliat as u consequence MS surety
is likewise free as to the latter.
"3d. That while be is required to make
weekly pGymeattS to the Auditor, be IS not
required, even once year, 10 make II re.
turn of the bills on hand, 50 that check
may be put on his transactions.
'.4th. can lind no warrant for his charge
OF fifteen per cent. OH collections for 1870.
10Th. l find that his weekly returns have
fallen to an average of less than so for the
past three mouths, with SCI, 900 of unpaid
bills in his Inds.
''I recommend that he be required to
make settlement at once; to execute, il
it shall be thought needfuI, new bond !;
and to show his authority for the charge he
makes tor the taxes for eighteen hundred
and sercnty.
Respectfully,
"A. NJ. KELLEY, May Or"
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.3,NE>aAY.....D DECEMBER IS. 1871.
>strg0N GAX.Es To-Day.

.,.p.., ~l'i sell ST j! +. NJ. Il lot OF The
Us ,F.rc cl .latI street norlh Of i.i.h.
tfPEkNuN VIII /! stir. II. 8 10. corr es
.g E-a AayCnLc anu Duvsl slrest, and OF on
Nonrcit e..
a. >FSSU3N viii eel At !c NJ al h.e on 20,
So. lol! Vi ,ta street, III &c building lots in
>scuev.
..f&E~ { Ut}If4MS viii sen at II N. the
,-.ra,tl hsos.n IS X aic>' d's !!otsl, Ga the
.5l. .! Erans!n slte. between Wall
i.... ..ad !.,cG,! &'ty.
. .. ....lI>, ~. sell at. :. NJ. ii b.!cs dwelling
.,.,. ..rs,u ii q. I..ieh lc.w,ca Foar:h and
; e. =.r,aa'a.
&..rEs I #ti.LT>"S VII sal ST II =. NJ.
a..r.,s =, "a Use ~nd lot ~ the seath~ea'
g. r.. .s.f - = .-,G CS:,,l str'eIs.
50 4 aNrrt%R -iH sci %tar. NJ n ;h,ee-
.i... !ank k.,,cltns or lie nor twte. correr
&: ..Ia, a.1tu lace SlrCp-s.
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foL1CE COURT, TUEsDAY-Jtstfce j. r.
hlh1te prestding.- following cases were
disnosed of:
John Mum, charged with being drunk.
lying IN the street, and resisting the police,
was discharged. ...f 80 : =
Ed. Green (colored), charged with having
IN his possession 4 lot Of tobacco, knowing
the same to be stolen, was discharged,
sheFe being no evidence that the tobacco
had been stolen. = .'@l
James Dobson (coiored) charged with
desertinS his lawful wife, Francis Dobson.
Continued until 18th. II -
jones ard Charles Temple and Martha
Smith feoloredj, charged with abusing Eli.
za5eth PennS and throwing rocks at her
house. Fined. 81 eaeh.& .-' A -
Louis Sheplsai ard Ed. Lee (col,red).
charged with being professional thieves and
Vagrants, were adm0niShedfnd discharged.
R!chard Lee (colored), charged with bay-
lng in his possession = silver watch of the
value OF $40. the property Of Marcus
Brown. Watch horrow we'd no theft, Lee
was lonorahly discharged. ,.
James Farrar, charged with assaultin o
AMI heating Augustus Jones. Fined s..
Is. Reese, charged with stealing one load
OF wood, valued at sa3, the property of r.
y. Gary. Discharged.
Phomas Cooke (celored), charged with
stealing d1ay.load of wood, valued at s..
from f.+p. Gary. Found guilty and sent
to Jail for five days. 's,'..T, -
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MoRTCARY REPoRT.-The followingi is the
mortuary report for the week ending Satur-
day, December 8, 1871, compiled from SEX
tons returns received ut the office OF the
Board of Health:
Whole number of deaths in the city, % i'll
addition. 3still-born Were reported; white,
.; cGIoled, /. Sex: Males, y; females,
16. Color White males, 5; white females,
6; coiored males, !; colored females, 10.
Condition Single, 16 married, 6; widows,
.; unknown, t. Nativity United States,
p; Germany, l. Locality: City at large,
2; Marshall Ward, 2; Jefferson Ward, 5 !;
Madison Ward, O.; Monroe Ward, 3 !;
Clay Ward, 5; Jackson Ward, .; aims
house. 2. Age: Une day to. thirty, 9; one
month 10 six, l siX months to twelve, 5 !;
one year to three, taree years to five, 3
five years to ten, .; ten years to twenty,
9; twenty years to thirty, thirty years
to forty, } forty years to fifty, 3; fifty years
20 sixty, / sixty years to seventy, 3; Sc
venty years 10 eighty, 9; eighty wears to
ninety, /. by whom certified Regular
practitioners, %; Coroner, B; Board of
Health, .. Causes Of death ApopleNy, !;
turn, 8; convuIsinns, l; consumption,
Zone white and four colored) Cirfhosls,
/; continued fever, l cholera infantnm,
l cancer of womb, /; diarrh9e (chronic), /;
diphthelia, 1 ; heirt disease, 3; il fl smma-
ti0n of stomach. l ; cid age, 2; pneumo-
MIA, l rheumatism. l stem itites, un-
known, !,
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CHANGE OF OFFICES IN THE CITY HALL
At the meeting of the Council held on
Monday night tue Committee on Public
Grounds and Buildings wero instructed to
make sundry changes i'll the offices in the
City Hall. It has crown ont Of the fact
that the clerk Of the Chancery Court has
not sufficient room for his papers, which are
rapidly accommodating. The old Council
chamber is to be fitted up, and the Auditor
will move into it. The Office which lie now
occupies will be taken by Collector Reg.
nauit. aud the clerks office of the Hastings
Court moved into the Office ut present oc-
cupied by the collector. Mr. Berry. clerk
of the Chancery Court, will then have the
Office which is now used BY Mr.. Jinkins.
1t is stated that these changes will be at
once made, under the direction of the
Council Committee on Public Grounds and
Buildings.
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SACRED CoScEET.-Theggr grand sacred con-
cert TO be given at Monumental chu,cb on
Thursday evening under the auspices of
the members OF the choir Of the chutch
promises to he 9 delightful entertainment,
and will doubtless prove success pecunia-
lily and otherwise. The object being q
worthy one, tbe church will probably be
crowded OH The occ,SioD. Tickets OF adj
mission can he procured at Meade IL Ba-
kel's dug store. West Il Johnston's book
store, at the several hotels, and at the door
on the night Of the concert
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THE GzsANGvEREIS BAL MAsoUE.-This
entertainment, which Is announced for the
26th OF January, will probably be the g-and-
est masquerade ball ever witnessed in Rich
mGnd. 1t will take place at the Theatre.
and The parquatte will be f!oored above the
seats, on level with The stage, for the
a-kei., while the spectators will be nc.
Commoda:ed in the .ircsS-circle. The The
atie will also be ta4tcfuily and elegantly
decorated with flags and flowers, al;d the
orchestra will be composed of eighteen &C.
compliSbcl musicians,
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LEcTrsEs THIS WEEK.-Persons of taste
and culture are promised rare treat this
week in the lectures of Rev. DR.. Armstrong,
OF Norfolk, on "The Eecent Discoveries
in the. Great Pyramid" These lectures
were delivered at the University Of Virgil
mia lest season before a delighted audience.
Professor Fenahle says Of them that &" they
gave great pleasure TO all wh 0 heard them.
His very clear ana spirited presentation of
the measurements and remarkable theories
OF PiaZZi Smith aroused much interest and
discussion.' DR.. Armstrong will lecture
on this occasion for the benefit of the Man.
chester Presbyterian church.
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ISMAILABLe LETTERS REMAINING IN THE

UNAVAILABLE LETTERS REMAINING IN TIE
RICHMOND POST OFFICE DECEMBER II, ISL
S. G. Sneild, New York E. Miller, held for
better direction j. kouz:e, postmaster
Tappabannock county, Va; POSTMASTER
Hewlett's, Hanover county, Va: II. w.
Rust. Massachusetts, j. B. Donavan,
For0's Hotel, Richmond, Va; Mrs. Ford,
ForFs Hotel, Richmond, Va. DR.. H: M.
Pinkard, Anoplis, Md. f. N. Henshall,
Mississippi.
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so. 20. 40 WE s4PscTED.- Tho rean OF photo
q, spn. @ orasied OF FRATsER have an been used
u2, and We have 10 orser sncther lot -ha-, -.sa
so weF done-so 'LfsIks-ssat ou- ,r,ens. ;,.e,,
ossa mem all mp at once. sa.d they vouId
soem' and we might stay !, h me. Our pn,s
Ssaess mas lost Us several frst-clsss chrIstn ,s
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=, ,HiaE-WALKIsG.-P Professor BOND VIII give
InIes OF his grans and daring performan on d
sicnder Sffa, only three.eish,hs or an inch IN
ckness, extended frcma the Theat. 70 the bald
.s eppasLe, ON W ceinesday, Thursday, and Fri
o'y, Hecemoer lath l4sb, and Eth, staP. IL. A
eoi!ec:fon viii be taken mp for his hcnef.. -
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APPROPRIATIONS BY THE CITY CoUNCIL.-
The following amounts were appropriated
by the City Council at their last meeting !:
Improvement Of streets in various parts OF
the city. s., ,46l.S0 to purchase fuel for the
poor, $4,000; for the new gls-holder.
Sc, 900; 1000 feet of hose, at 1925 per foot,
Sl,S75 to A. W. Rosen, for summoning
iurries, g., So; for deficit to make up
election expenses, 81 300 !; for battery ma
terial and Fire. box No. 36, S7I5.45 making
q total of SIS, ,434.25.
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GtLEAR AND HARMLESS AS WATER
NATTANs's CRYSTAL DISCOVERY FOR
The HAIR, ..s

"A perfectly clear prep sration, 10 one bottle. as
easily applied water, for restoring to ray hair
tts natural color and youthful appearance, to
eradicate ana prevent dandrGff 20 promote the
growth of the hair, and stop It's falling.
1t Is entirely harmless snd perfectly free from
any poisonous gu 5stance, AMI viii therefore take
the piace OF all the dirty and unpleasant prepara-
tioGs now In use. Numerous testimonials have
bs en- sent up from manyof our most prominent
citizens. IL everything 50 which the articles DOW
In use are Objectionable CRYSTAL bISCIVEBY
sugar of lead sulphur or nitrate Of silver. Clear
and clean as wa.er does not soil the clothes or
scalp. It is aeresaoly pelfaned, and makes one
OF tue best Dire ssngs for the r IN 1t restores
the color of the hatr more perfectly and aniforay
than any other pr ep sration, ar always aces so
from three to ten days. Virtually feeding the
roots or the hair with all the nourtshing qualities
necessary to it5 growth and healthy condition, it
restoIes Lhe decay and induces q new growth OF
the hair more positively than anything else. The
application Of this wonderful discovery ALSO pro-
duces pleasant and cooling effect on the scalp,
and gives the hair pleasant and elegant appear
ance. ,s ,l.ye. 81 .Ef. tNs7sE.Es = f-'
We csll especial attention to ,he fact that q
limi ed number Of SIN Ill trial bottles can be had
by those wishing 70 try it. You viii no;ice that
In pursuing this courie our aim Is to convince by
she actual merits OF the article. III
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Inventor and proprietor. Washington, p.?C
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