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Notice to Capitalists---Sale of CITY O
Columbia Seven Per Gent. Bonds

Notice to Capitalists---Sels Of City of
Columbia Seven Per Gent. Bonds.
OFFICE CITY TREASURER.
COLUMBIA. 8. c., April 8. 1872.
DURSUANT to authority deleR sted 4 by fol.
lowing resolution, adopted by City Gonn.
Gil March 70. 1872. will sell at public auction
on WEDNESDAY, May Is. 1872, TWO HUN.
DhED AND FIFTY THOUSAND ($25O, ,OeO)
DOLLARS city OF Columbia seven per cent.
twenty year bonds: ~ -
"Resofued, That the City Treasurer be in
structed TO advertise for sale before tho Court
House, In the city OF Columbia, on the 18th
gay OF MAY next, the bonds of the city of CO.
lumbia authorized to be Issued by the said
City, under tho Act Of the General Assembly
ju.t adjourned; that the advertisements be
published In one newspaper in the city OF Co.
lumbia, one In the oity of Charleston. aad two
newspapers In tho CITY of New York. st least
thirty days before the day OF sale: that tho
ponds to DO sold be stgned as prescribed by
thereafter as practicable, and delivered to the
purchaser as soon as the purchase money has
been paid and the bonds reRisterod: And tha at
tho proceeds OF ssle be- applied striot,v In
conformity with the said Act, and in no other
Said bonds will be of the denomination =,
$3.50, 5000 and Al 900. The proosads ~ tha
sale to be used for the erection of new Citv
ments. P"'''o Anp pio'e-
=, The right is reserved to dispose Of part OF
tne t sald ponds In lots or in whole, as the
mayor and Treasurer may determine.
tanned by addressing VIM. J. ETTER.
City Treasurer, Columbia, 8. q.
61 charleston Courier, New York journal
V Commerce, New York Financial Chronicle
copy and send bill to City Treasurer, Column
Ola. April5
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WHOSE Handsome HOUSE Is TuAT?-Such
was the inquiry OF a traveller as he passed an
unusually we'll finished country residence, not
thousand miles from hero The etyIe ~ the
sashes, the brightness OF the glass, the bean
ty OF the doors, the classic patterns OF the
mIouidings, m the neatness OF the bAlusters, and
the stateltness OF the pillars around the piaz.
"a. all struck the traveller with astoniabment
and admiration. And no wonder, for they
wore all furnished by Mr.. P. P. ToALE, No. 20
Hayne street. Charleston, 8. @. A27
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AZ, Keep the Hair Unblemi.hcd.-"I am
ike an old hemlock-withered at tho tor. !"
said venerable Indian chief, pointing to bie
thin sal5 and bleaching locks. Thousands Of men
than the old Sycamore, arc like him. with.
efed at tho top simply because they have
beautifying the hair which science had placed
ss ss;.hf,5 their disposaI II LroN's KArnAIhoN bo
hbres and the scalp. it is just as impossible
that tho hair should decay, withcr, fall out.
or become harsh and fuzzy, as that a mea.
dow, duly refreshed with nightly dews and
san-lt rains, should become arid and barren
OF green blades. This matchless preparation
not only keeps the hair alive, and the skin Of
tne mead IN healthy and clean condition,
but actually multiplies the fllaments, and i'm
parts to them lustre, flexibility and wavy
tneaaty unattainablo by any other modo Of
treatment. 1t does not, like the metallic and
suiPhurous hair dyes, dry up tho natural
moisture m OF the scalp. but supplies nutriment
TO the roots OF the hair and vigonto the fibree.
Da. sAaE's CATAnRH REMEDY.-s50O reward
tor an incurable case. Sold by druggists, or
3y mai. 60 cents. Address X. V. Pieroe. M.
-, ounaIo, N. I. May 2t3
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Choicest Nay Butter.
- TER. GEO. SYMMERS
Mny4
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Notices.

we hear on all sides Of DIR. UTT'S EXPEC.
TOhANT. In cases Of Group, Bronchitis.
Asthma and all Pnlm onary Diseaaes, it affords
instant relief. 1t permeates the very sub
eI stanco OF the lungs. and causes them to
tnr?w on al! aorid matter. It is yery plea.
SAINT to tho taste. Children take it readily.
49, NEW YoRK. August 81, 1869.
Dr. Wm. n Tun-sIn: Wheh in Aiken, last
and found moro benefit from it than any
ever used. took half dozen bottles home
with me, and have had to give some Of it to
my friends. Please send me one dozen by
Express. q. o. d. ALFRED GUSHING.
123 West 31st street.
/, DR.. TUFTS Hair Dye colors a beautiful
black. Mst.TI
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Flavoring Extracts.
PURNETT'S-best in market. Full asso,t.
I'D ment. GEO. RYMMERS
Maya
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COLUMBIA, s. G., TUESDAY MORNING. MAY = 1879
j. III. KINA RID.

A MOST beautiful and elegant assortment
Of DRESS and FANCY GOODS.
Each day opens with fresh eupplies Of the
richest and rarest styles in Dress Goods, from
the best houses in New York, Philadelphia
and Baltimore.
Besides thorough stock in HOSIERY.
GLOVES. NOTIONS, MATTINGs, and cyerr-
thing else desirable at this season th hat ia
usually expected in a well-appointcd dry
goods house.
Would call especial attention to an aseort-
ment Of LAMA LACE POINTS and sACoUEs
sent on consignment at Importers cost prices.
May J. Fl. KINARD.
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Gas Consumers
WIILL please call up and settle their bills
w for month Of April
May 53 JAG JB LEVIN, Secretary.
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The Doctors Recommend seegers Beer
Npreference to London Porter and Scotch
Y Ale. Why? They know Ii Ia uundult ter ated
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NOVELTIES OPENING DAILY


WE have received, the last Tow days,
w full line Of NEW and OHOIOE GOODS,
comprising latest styles Of JAPANESE
Silks, GRENADINES, ORGANDIES, plaid,
ss.Ilped s ana plain; White Goods, in new IA
brics, suitable for the approaching weather.
r, "A cnoice selection OF Laco Sotts-Colars,
handkerbhiofs, Barbs. Lama Points, in Shawls
and Mantles-at very low prices. Our stock
is complete in all the departments, and daily
adding thereto.
One OF the firm is now in New York, looking
a!ter bargains for our customers, and ship
another large invoice on the way, which We
VIII open in few days, and would respect
luHy invite an inspection. We are confident
aud prices.
Samples sent on application.
WM. .. LOVE & co.
". ~; LOVE. Il. 3. MoCREERY.
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L. @ O TX
TO
20 q 3 EST
AND
Get the Best i!

@NG3@ MY line Of WATCHES ia
&SE2ss<s@A now full and complete, and
E3l E3zls2Hszssa the pubic may deuepd on
getting the best at the lowest possible CURES.
as my facilities are ench that I d. f. conpeu,
ti0l from any market.
pave also IN store and constantly arriving
all the newest styles OF Ladies' Nefs. in Iua.
mond, Coral, Cameo, Etruscan, Gold jet, &C.:
elegsn designs in Chains Bracelets ,Cbsrms'
Lockets, &C.; the latest and most beautitu;
RateernS In solid Silver and heavy Plated
other presentations. ~-1u
repairing In all branches. by the bent work
men and at reasonable rates.
ISAAC SULZBAOHER.
VIC. IA Colum bia Hctel Row
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j, DR.. TUFTS Hair Dye colors beautiful
black. NJet.UI
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so earnestly urged by the President will
be carried out, making fitness, capacity
and true merit the qualifications for of
flee, instead of a mans politics merely
being the only test, as 1t has been ever
since jackson became President. Genu-
inc reforms will be made wherever
needed, In every branch Of the aminis-
tration, and the purity of the early days
of the republic will in q great meas
ure be restored. 1 do not expect
an absolutely perfect or infallible
administration under President Grant l
any other mortal, but I do believe thathe
will exert every effort in his power &c
make it such that every true American,
at home or abroad, may regard it with
satisfaction, with respect and with pa
triotic pride. Let us all hope and trust
that il may prove 10 be an honor to on
country and a blessing to our whole peo-
pie. [Great Applause.
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The call reached number 1871 on
Yesterdays calendar. The foiloWing
cases are for trial to-day: IS, Morgan
| Administrators VS. Anderson, admins
TRAITOR; l38, Anderson, administrator
ys Morgan, administrators; l39, Trent,
administrator, VS. Dickens, administra-
trix; 1862, Danhuser vs. Quinn & Co.
1880, Craftsman Life Assurance Com
pauy vs. John Ainslee ct al; 1881, Car
mack, administrator, vs. Cross; 1884,
Camp & Co. VS. McKeon, e~xecutrix;
1886, Crawford vs. Memphis and Louis
vile Railroad Company; 1887, Clark W
Jefferson; 1889, FargusOn 4 Clay vs.
Harvey; 1910, FriersOn vs. LOWcnstiue,
F. Z Co; 1S4l, Hubbard " Virgins;
1S47, Memphis and st. Louis Packet
Company vs. Plummer; 1913, Meyer vs.
Shotwell; 1853, Petigrew vs. Thilman
and Gaisman; 1854, Page and Wigs VS.
Scheduled ana Hanover; 1862, White
vs. Toof, Philips q Co.; 1863, Walker,
Bro. & Co. VS. Stephenson; 1854, City Of
Memphis vs. Burns; 1870, City Of Mem
phis VS. Williams; 1871, Thompson vs.
Province; 179S, Manhattan Bank vs.
.Larkin; 1879, DOnssaint vs. Haberer;
1851, Moler VS. Slater; 1852, Odut vs.
Taylor; 1883, Rush vs. Butts; 1855, Sal
talamachia VS. Kaufman; 1887, Viii
man VS. Oliver, Finney & Co.; 1898,
NewsOm vs. Porter & Heary; 1894, Owen
& McNutt vs. Dean.
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PUBLIC LIBRARY OF KENTUCKY
GIFT ENTERPRISE.

The attention OF our readers is espe-
ciaIly directed to the following "CRrdii
of Thomas E. Bramlette, Ex-Governor
of Kentucky. 1t will be seen that he
desires the holders Of tickets in the Sec
Ond Grand Gift Concert, scattered as
they are all over the land, should ap-
point Representatives, or delegates, to
assemble in Louisville, Kentucky, on
the twentieth instant, whose duty, when
assembled, will be to appoint a COM
mittee of their own number, to cooper
ate with the committee appointed by
the Trustees, and see that every ticket
sold is represented by a numbered tag,
and that every such tag goes into the
wheel.
Governor Bramlette is determined
that every ticket-hOlder shall be thor
oughly protected, and everything per-
tanning to the drawing shall be fairly,
squarely and satisfactorily conducted.
A CARD.
The tieket-holders in the Second Grand
Gift Concert, to be held on the seventh
day of December next, in aid of the
Public Library Of Kentucky, are urgent
ly requested to select some OF their num-
Der to act as their representatives, who
VIII meet III LOUISVILLE AtHJuCkyi On
the twentieth instant, in the Library,
and select a committee of five Of their
number to act in conjunction with the
committee appointed by the Trustees, to
see that all the tags representing the
tickets sold are placed in the wheel be-
fore the drawing, and after the drawing
to see the tags counted which remain in
the wheel.
The manager, the trustees and the
ticket-holders are equally interested in
having everything correctly and hon
estly done, and it is hoped hal ticket
holders will not fail to attend promptly
to this request.
THO E. BRAMLETTE,
Agent Public Library, Kentucky.
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PERSONAL.

A. BUCKER, New York; c. johnson,
New York; William Sanford, Coying-
ton, Tenn. A. J. Douglass, Covington,
Tenn; w. Fillmore, it,, New York; A.
Pennington, New York; John A. Ben
ford, Mississippi; j. S. Griffith, st.
Louis; A. J. Mills, Pittsburg; F. p.
French, Cincinnati; B. p. Sloan, Phila-
delphia; John NJ. Burrows, New Or
leans; and Colonel ]. StOddart Johnson,
Frankford, KY, are at the Peabody
Hotel
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EXHIBIT IN MEMPHIS
"Wednesday and Thursday, NOv. 20 g II

THREE muad undivided eEhndaous are usually given each day ofhe entire s@n 7ho"
Morning. Afternoon and Evening
e Doors open at o am. and iamdz pm. HiPPodroTe P@r""
m ID 2ardS pm. Admission TO tn Seven Colossal SHOWS o1Iy
ONE DOLLAR ChiTdren under 8, half prce-
msf ueiuve ue Iazsta md most attractive combination OF exlDp Sow
and remains absolutely without a parallel IN I1sh ni0rSM 4tA 80 80 1000
various deparumensol the xga4en 100000 LWg mPi E mi We Voge3: TS
Only VinrSuC Cow America: Enormous Sea Lions; H0 Of me Ht ESHmS
Woddi 10 Tents 0wr > acres; 8THins Of 3 cars each L@Ob 5%.HBm ev
show. MOet han a Muuon Capital invested.
Tee entire pNHOns Rb 1nanuy IEminaed IN eeF1I
Vi l e FREE ABBAAEESsfoN 10 al Rho purchase the LIFE or IT BARNUg hana9msy
and illustrates containing nearly nine 1anusa Pas@~
WILL also EEEILRGE 49,
At Humboldt November 18th; Brownsville 18th; MenphlTNG andA4 1s ~ 56s
Water aey. N~ sd holly springs Miss 18th; Jackson TENN Ah5 N&Ndr| Nf@U
IuscumbnL Ala 2h: HunkVme Ala 9th; Chattanooga IelnyS n
MARK rae ROUTE OF ~ GhsAT p -
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CLOSING OUT.

In order to close up our business, we
offer our stock Of
OFFICE AND FANCYSTATIONERY,
BLANK-BOOKs, ETC,
az from twenty-five to fftv per cent
below usual figures, and we respectfully
invite the public 10 give uaa call.
GOODWIN & Co,
~ NAN street. Memphls. Tenn.
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II WEATHER.

From the signal Bureau, Irving Block
the Exposition.l
WASHINGTON, November IA, 1880
p.m.-NurtherIy winds and cool clear
weather with frost will prevail at Mem
phis tomorrow, the fifteenth instant.
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ALEXANDRA KID GLOVES.
Genuine .ALExANDRE KID
GLOVES Zone and t1Oo buttons
closed out at $3.50, at the South
ern PnZnce. $50 Mrtn street.

OFFICE OF AGESCY AMERICAS CENTRALLY
INSURANCE COMPANY OF ST. LOUIS, :
a MADISON STREET, MEMPHIS, Nov. II, lS72J
For the information Of my policy
holders and the insuring public gener-
ally, I take pleasure to state that l have
received official adviees from the home
offices to the effect that, not having an
agency at Boston, this company has
escaped any losses at the terrible confla-
grafton. ADOLPH LOEB,
Agent American Central Insurance Company,
OF s. LluIa-
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SALE OR EXCHANGE.

UygACT OF LAND-Weu improved, with
Il good improvements and in a high state
o. cultivation, situated on the Memphis
and Charleston Railroad, fsriy-four miles
from Memphis, and near q flag station.
II VIII be sold low FOR cash or exchanged
for property IN the Mississippi bottom.
For particulars
apply 70
nos ANDERSON q WATsOS.
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STRAYED.
CTRAYED OR sToLEN.

HElFEk-On or about the 20fh Of October.
one ROAM HELPER,
marked with EUHlloW-ork and uuder-hft
In the right and swnlIoW-forE in 10 leU
liberal reward VIII be given for her deliv-
cry 20 me, two miles out on the turupfke 800
nOl5 l. WINCHESTER.
CORREL MARE-A small agrreI mar.
- about fifteen hands high, bald face, four
white feet A liberal reward will BE- paid
for her return 20
N. {. CAYCE a co.
nolO second street.
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SHANLS AND SCARFS.

Cheapest stock of sbGWlS and
ScaT5S are being closed out at the
SOUTHERN Palace, $50 Main
ctrect
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- str. Potomac,
CHICOT CRY.

For Helena, Friar's Point, Chieot City and
the Bends-Steamer
TYRONE Harmon, master
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home. There viii Be- lots CT Influenza 10
town after last nights experience on the
bluff. Audit would not be astonishing
If the horse complaint should visit the
city.
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The cheapest and best STEAM DYEING
AND CLEANING HOUSE in the city is at
246 Second street, Hunt & HansOn's old
stand. HANSON & WALKER.
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all the railroad Kings, Is trying to build
a fourth road, which IS 70 run With vari-
Gus observation-disclosures most anywhere,
and not on any air line OF national route
at ell. His genius will make It a success.
however. A man with his energy,
shrewdneSs and force Of character, can
accomplish almost anything. Now, II
four such routes as I have named, with
all their natural Disadvantages, are need
ed and can be made to pay why can
not our route
THROUGH THE HEART OF THE CONT
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appear before me, st my once 10. ~ $780,
street, Memphis, Tennessee, on the iutn oEy %
Deoember fs2, At 10 O'Clock an, and defend
mis- suit. or the same viii be proceeded with
exparte; and that a copy OF this nolee De
published once a week for four cohAecUtiNe
weeks, IN the Memphis DAILY APPsTi d
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ROOMS n BOARD.
FOR RENT OR LEASE
VETERINARY.

NETERiNAET-You can rave your SICK
and lame animals properly treated by Dr.
BELI. V. s., al Bracket q Co.'s, No. 81 Sec
- - nos
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FOR CINCINNATI.
g GID RELIABLE.
MenDhEa ana OHIO NENeF E0cAtI I
FOR LOUISVILLE AND ClNCINNAT
The elegant freight and passenger steame
Z Lawrence

ferrelI. -u0aster James MLes---Clerk
Leaves rs ABOVE on FRIDAY, Nov. 10th, at
pm. For freight or passage Apply to
f. d. COBB 70, Agent, 80 Front street.
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The case Of Dent against Elliott was
not finished yesterday. It viii be re-
sumed this morning, and, when con-
cluded, the call Of the old calendar will
he proceeded with.
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feueam Ignrung M an instant the whole
- SO lessel where any Of the inflam-
osabie article had touched.
fThe following are the Treasury bal
.,css at the close Of business to-day
.--o,cv e 52I 1856. coin, $72,9gT, 543,
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FOR SALE.

AFARE-The best mare for family use In
Nj shelby county. six years old; viii stand
Tvwher without hitcking; VIII not frighten
at any object: can show wonderful time, II
necessary: Is perfect in every particular. Ap-
plva at JNkS' STABLE, Union street.
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defied everything that stood in the way
Of their devotion to principle. They re-
spected their own manhood. They
obeyed the promptings of patriotism.
They acted according to their convic-
tons Of right and duty. Immortalhonor
to theml They acted nobly. [Applause.1
/ have no word of exultation 10 utter
over
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The Richmond does not come 5ouJn
for the present.
A heavy wind sent a score Of boats to
the bank between Cairo and st. Louis,
Thursday.
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HANDSOME reversible Black Alpaca,
worth fifty cents at thirty-thTee cents a
yard, at
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DAMAGED BLANKETS.

Fifty pairs White Blankets, slightly
damaged, at reduced prices.
Also, three hundred pairs
KID GLOVES,
at ffty-fve cents a pair.
For this day only,
MENKEN BROTHERS.
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STEAMBOATS,
FOR ~VICKsBURG.


Memphis and u. LOuis Packet Company
For Helena, ChicOt, Greenville and Nicks-
b-brg-Connecung at ChicOt with the Little
Rock, Pine Bluff and New Orleans railroad
also, the Mississip pi, Ouachita and Red River
railroad.
Steamer ". J. LEWIS, ~
masterE-lF-
viii leave Is above FRIDAY, Nov. l5th
nof4 FIFN. CALVERT, Sup't.
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so fLeroea New Endsmss.
rs bbIs. H0Eniny. GrktS and beans
0 kegs 5pieed Pfssfeet-
New Turkish Prunea, CnTranfs. C3tren
Flra. Drfqd Csqrrtaa. Teas, Conees, hu
Eafs, and every article in hAs line. 81
feFeJ low oo@s
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GENT EMEN who wish TO dress ele.
-anty, and at the same lime money,
should go at ono to Waggener's, 3I7l
Main street. He is doing c. O. D. bust.
.ess-nO bad debts; small profits.
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p~ojsonip3 her children.

General Garfield says there are many
clerks ia country stores who could man
age the national finances just about az
wei as Boutwell, does.
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LADIES' fine kid and calf shoes,
every pair warranted, at 50 a pair,
worth 81, at Menken Brothers.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS

WE are authorized 10 announce JOHN Il
HOUSE as a candidate for COMP
TROLLER before the next General Assembly
IL Ahn Etafa Of Tennassea. nolh
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EooNoMY-For gentlemen to send their
fall and winter clothing to be cleaned OF
dyed and repaired, to HANSON & Walk
Err, 246 Second street, for they make a
specially Of that kind Of work.
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SPAIN.

Madrid, November lo.-Ihe over
House Of the Courtes mas passea InS nrse
clause Of the Mortgage hanA Dnl ~ q
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DIR. ]. B. WATSON, No. Sc Monroe st.
administers Condensed Liquid Nitrous
OxideGa for painless extraction ofteeth
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seeo.d chaaeeTy e9urt-Wanser, Oman


The case OF Lewis VI. ODER l. still on
trial. When finished, the calendar Of
yesterday viii be called.
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GOOD quality reversible Black Al
paea reduced from fifty cents to thirty
three cents per yard, at
MENKEN BROTHERS.
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BARGAINS Ian FuRS.

We offer an immense stock Of French,
sable, real and imitation ermine,
mink, fitch, and Hudson Bay sable sets,
also Astraohan cloaks and sets, much
below their value. Orders rom the
country solicited. MENKEN BROS
jon LOCKE, 1851 Main street, has 60
dey and Peterson's for November; ALSO
ali the leading late publications hom al
sources,
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THOSE who suffer from nervous
irritations, itching un~easiness, and the
discomfort that follows from an enfee-
bled and disordered state Of the system,
should take Ayers Bsrparilla, and
cleanse the blood. Purge out the Turk
ing distemper that undermines the
health, and the constitutional vigor viii
return.
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WAGGENER, 3173 Main street, has the
finest merehant-tailoring establishment
in the city; the largest assortment Of
90 DDS fresh from the hands Of the i'm
porter.
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For dyspepsia, indigestion, depression
Of spirits and general debility in their
various forms, a~preventive against fever
and ague and other Intermittent fevers,
the " FeTro-PhOsphorated Elixir Of Ca
llsaya," made by Caswell, Hazard q
Co., New York, and sold by al drug
gists, is the best tonic for patients recov-
ering from fevers or sickness. It has no
equal.
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LOCAL ITEMs.

Go TO Leddin's Business College.
Attend Robertson's Business College.
-Thos. Cubbins, bricklayer, 234 Main.
Armstrong; Photographic Gallery,
No 211 Main street. Three faultless gem
pictures for fifty cents.
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LAW RECORD.

FIRST Chaneery courLMOrgan, Chan.
ceiior.
The argument in the case Of Brady VS..
Boon was concluded yesterday, and the
case submitted, Motions Will be heard
to-day.
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CLOSING OUT l

Remember that the SOUTH
ERT Palace, 332 Main street,
d. C. g. Il. III. LOeWenSti1se, are
closing out their retail stock
of DRY GOODS, MOTIONS,
BOOTS and SHOES, SHAWZS,
Il clocks and FURS,
REGARDLESS Of cost. BARGAINS are
the rule"