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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1872-09-14
The Cincinnati Chamber of Commerce
LmbrOgIiO.

CINeISSATI, September lS.-The serious sgi-
tatiOn in the Chamber OF Commerce, incident
to the trial of f. L. & I. 5. johnson, charged
with unmercantile econduct,terminated to-day
by the Chamber declaring in favor Of the sus-
pension of the firm from membership. This
result, which was decisive, satisfied the pork
men, who felt aggrieved by the previous ac-
tion Of the Chamber in tabling the recon-
mendation Of the Board or Officers. Nothing
has ever occurred in the history Of the Cham
Der that has cOnyulsed the body as has this
case, which has just reached a settlement.
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Political MeetfDs-The COaI-OiI Corner
a Failure

TITUsvILLB, PA, September ban i'm
mense Republican meeting was held here to-
night. The Operahouse was crowded. Chas
r. Buckalew, Liberal candidate for Governor
Of Pennsylvania, and Daniel kalbfus were
the orators.
The efforts Of producers to decrease the pro-
ductiOn of oil has proven a probable failure,
interest in the enterprise having been gen
orally lost.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1872-09-14

As was suggested by the APPEAL yes
te-,isv Taoruins. the alleges Boyd murder IN
,,,1,1 -, =, .seure a fwenty-thousand dollar
fnsnranee on Boyd's life Colonel whitney
:. secret service officer Of ne lreessusy s esS se
t,-,4i,er inouesf 10 oe held In the premises
SEhieb developed the fact that the eharred re-
mains. represented as Bsyd 3 were tnose o., o. q
NJ ,s-as hurled under the direef4qp OF So4o
The Investigation Is still going on, 49, y ~ "a
probably reveal one OF the oeepess.-.-&l.a -
schemes against hfs Insurance. cons i''ui1. 'H
record.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1872-09-14

TWENTY THOUSAND people, it is said,
will attend the barbecue at Holly
Springs on Thursday. the twentieth in
slant. Many Of the first orators in the
service Of Greeley and Brown win at
a.r.a
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1872-09-14

LOUISVILLE, September IA row occurred
at the Republican torch-ight procession at
Jehersonvllle last night, IN which the negroes
drove of the police and rescued disOrderly
hurt, one having an eye knocked out.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1872-09-14
Attachment Nntiea

No. l05-In the Bartlett Circuit Court. to De-
cember Term, lS72.--Union and Planters,
Bank of Memphis, Tenn, VS.. n. CalhOon.
IN this cause a summons having been sued
L out on the 18th OF July, ls72, against the
defendant, returnahle To the August term OF
said court, op aQe90at Of q debt due by notes
protested Of $50 and another Of $1,000
aud S.sid writ having been returned BY the
Sheriff of Shelby county to said term indorsed
not 10 be found in my county, and a mo-
ton having at said term been made by
plaintiff for a judicial attachment, and Tho
same having been issued in the above e1ti-
tied cause on the ground aforesaid and said
attachment having been retarned hy the
proper officer levied, etc.s
IL is therefore ordered, That n. CalhOOn, the
defendant, make his personal appearance
aefeiA, Before the Judge OF the Bartlett Cir
cult Court OF Shelby county, Tennessee, on
the second Monday OF December next, and
defend this suit, within tho time prescribed
by law or the same win be proceeded with ex-
p rte; and that copy of this order be pub
Hshed once q week, for four consecutive
weeks, in the Memphis Appeal
Done at office in Bartlett this ID day OF Sep
tember, 1872. JOHN McBROOKS, Clerk.
Jarnsgin & Frayser, Att'ys for pltf ISL wd
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Fatal Aeeident-suielde-Ies Fanin,

NEW ORLEANS, September l3.-MOspero,
aged six, son Of George W. Morgan, was run
Christian.
Taylor Kain, bOok-keeper, suicided by
shooting himself through the head.
nan ice famine is threatened, as IL is stated
thesupply will be exhausted by Monday.
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GENERAL SUMMARY.


BURLINGTON, VT, September lS.-SeeretaTy
Fish was serenaded last evening at the Amer
lean Hotel and acknowledged the compli-
ment in a brief speech, complimenting the
Vermonters on the late Republican victory.
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CUBA.
The Governments Clerks Declare Their
Loyalty TO spain.

HAVANA, September lS.-The government
clerks Indignantly deny that the union they
have formed for the improvement of their
condition relates TO politics or Is intended to
disturb the peace. On the contrary they af-
arm the utmost loyalty 70 Spain, but persist
in demanding change In the present system
Of labor.
The widow of Balta, late President Of Peru,
sailed from AspinWal for New York on the
eleventh instant
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CABLE NOTES.
FRANCE.

Important Developments In Bazaine's
Trial.
PARIS, September l3.-The reported trial of
Marshal Bazaine has brought 10 light facts OF
great gravity.
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BELGIUM.
Accidental. Flooding OF n Coal Pit
twenty-five Miners Drowned.

BRUSSELS, September ia coal pit near
Heristal, on the Mense, was accidentally
flooded to-day while the men were az work.
The inundation was so sudden that twenty
i've miners were drowned in the pit
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c. 4. BRACKETT & GO.
LIVERY
AND
S SALE STA BILE.
20 Monroe Street,
BELOW THIRD,


IN consequence of the late FIRE, We have re-
II moved our stock OF horses and buggies 70
No. z9 Monroe street. where we are pre-
pared to serve our friends and the public with
the same care and satisfaction as bsretofOre
being determined TO maintain our position as
the leading Livery and sale Stable IN the city.
SEQ G. II. BRACKET & co.
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WORST 0F ALL HUMAN DEEDS,

lest the touen Of sseh ( yils demon in human
form should inOculats peN gisssse in the
maddened Uranium OF hig own satagIic usa ies-
-, And yet the authorities say This r1all
Dodson must and shall enforce civil Law ia
Pope county This was a palpabie and posi-
tive demonstration OF DodsOn's enforcement
OF civil law. He has been furnished with
weapons Of death, and sent 70 Pope county 10
enforce civil law. Who is to be arrested, aud
for whatf LIB. West ie 10 be arrested for get
ting away from the posse and telling the sad
tale. Old man Hale is 10 be arrested Tor max
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-10-29

ming. Ten years ago four or i've young men
started a cotton factory In New England
village on q capital Of one hundred thousand
dollars, and to-day nineteen other factories
cluster around IT, giving employment to a.
teen thousand people. We must do some
thing more than iRoiIe capitalists among us.
In the arst place the Legislature should pass
the law recommended by its committee, and
when that Ia done let our moneyed men tell
Mr. Sprngue or Brown and Ives what they
themselves will do toward utilizing the waters
Of the Potomac that run idle TO the sea.
Then, again, our citizens generally should
hold out helping and encouraging hand.
To Illustrate what we mean Our readers
may remember that certain gentlemen from
Boston, representing foreign company, re-
Gently visited the Great Falls, with view Of
purchasing land there TO build factories.
What do you suppose they were asked for ip
A thousand dollars PER acre OF course the
Boston agents never returned, and the Eng
lish capitalists who came to settle among US
are now, In all probability, enrichiug some
New England town with their money, eN-
perience and energy. Gentlemen, rs long as
this spirit prevails II Ia Idle to talk about fac
tories on the Potomac
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-10-29
HlNuRlCrrREs 4, MAsnINGroN.

The subject Of mAnufac lures in Washing
thu has recently bocn discussed with more Or
les spirit and Intelligence by our cltizoAs
and by a portion VI the outside press aud
public There u not a man, woman aud
scarcely child in the district who does not
ioci that ouf great waHt At the present tune
i Industrial cuIrrPft-s and occupation; but
hos N obtain u b great question which
uutoiy ssums p Aye. A committee Of
thu IsEtslaiu, Hss,k the tax aud pre-
sHutsd ar .. uluminou5 report in refer
ruCy Co.,. laIling atIruliun u the number
Of &c have Al present, the capacity
- e .onTgstngu mills, and the unriyalrd
y poser al GucAI FALLS, We believe they
Recommended, AIMING uther things, that new
unirrpri-us 10 that direction he exempt FROM
taNatiun fuT a numbUT Of years aud 50 forth.
Thai l. all very we'll aud a step la the right
dlrcrtiuu, but Il Il all that We should dor
We shall netcr get capitalists 10 build fac
tories here BY merely printing repOrts aud
drawing up circulars telling them what su-
peru facilities We pOssess for making money.
Tue answer 10 that Is, well, why don't you
70 To work and do Ii yourselyesi" To reply
that We do not possess the means Is simply
nonsense. There IL abundant capital In
Washington to-day TO make at least begin
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-10-29

General Porter has returned to Washing.
ton.
- senator sumner Is expected hero tho latter
part Ut November.
- Colonel John W. and D. q. Forncy had an
Interview with the President yesterday,
- Secretary DelanO loft tho city last evening
Tor the State OF Missouri 10 speak at ST. Louis,
Kansas city aud SedaliA.
w. -. Moore, chief clerk Of the Fourth Au.
ditura Bureau Captain Conrad Of the same
bureau, aud MessTs DelanO and Curtis, OF the
Second UOmptIOller's Otiioo, have returned from
the tour Of the navy yards, where they went "
pay of the elghthOur claims
- Tho Secretary Of War has ordered a gen.
eral oOurtmaTtial, to mOot at Fort WhIpple,
Va, to-day, for the trial Of SeTgeAnS George
n. Richmond, James Gllllgan, and PTlVatss
Arthur W. Hart, A. M. Wage, Edgar Mc0oy-
err, Charles A. BfOgan and Dennis N, Ken
needy, Of tho signal service, The following.
named officers will constitute the court. Colonel
]. 4. TOuTtellOtte, ald-de-eAmpI First Lieut.,
Richard p. Strong, Attn artillery First Lieut..
George S. Grimes, 81 artillery Second Lieut..
O.. U. WOloOlt, Sd artillery; 2i Lieut., David j.
Glbbon, 9th cavalry First Lieut. II, II. O. Dun.
wood, eth artillery, Judge advocate,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-10-29

We are grarhed to be able to announce
that Professor Tyndall will certainly visit
Washington and deliver his superb course of
lectures tor the entertainment and delight OF
our people. The course will open at Lin
coin hall on Tuesday, December 8, and the
six lectures will DO given on alternate nights
during the two succeeding weeks. Professor
Tyndall lectures In this country under the
general auspices Of the Smithsonian Institu-
ton, and W. understand that an arrangement
has been made with the manager vi the
Young Mems Christian Association by which
the Tyndall course will b. substituted for the
regular annual scientific course Of that assO-
citation.
Prof Tyndull has brought with him a
splendid apparatus and two assistants, and
the reception Of his opening lectures In BOs-
ton has amounted W perfect JtITOre. The
details for the lectures here arc not yet fully
arranged, but the sale Of tickets for the
course viii be open about the middle Of No
yember. We congratulate our people On the
certain prospect Of the greatest scientific
treat which h rs ever been presented 10 them.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-10-29

DisrRICr or OoLUMtIA.l
MAamMnIoN. ID. o.. UaL..hsI N. lhla. !

wABHNaToS, ID. u, UouIbgT u, 1914. !
Notice IL hereby given that on FRIDAY, Novsm'
Der 4, ISL, will expire all iosuses given by the Dis
tTiet Of OolumJA 70 all ApolheoArtes, anutouoets,
banks ADD bankers bin posters broseru brokers, book
AgsntE butehor ia tho several markets. eAu agents,
contractors, cattle brokers' commission morchApte,
dealers OF msrohAndse Of kind whatever, dealers
In distilled and fsnnanted Nuunrs, wines, and cor.
dial, dstlllers insurance aEen,s Toe dealers, manu-.
fAotarsrs Of Illuminating Es, life and fire insurance
companies, pAtsnt agents, paWnbrokefs, phOtogra-
ph efs propHetOr4 OF bar rooms, sample room, Tip
plinE hOasss billiards, bAgAtells, and Jenny Llud
tables, bowling alleys hotels, uyery stables iutglL
gsnoe Offices, Junk shODs, restaurants and estinK
houses, gift enterprises and theatres, real estate
agents, rectihors, 80, &C.
All parties anEas ed 10 said bufiass trades or pro
fea ions must promptly TeneW said licenses In accuTd
With the proysl Of tps Amendsd act reguiAt
log licenses, approved June ~, sI2 viz That syOrJ
person engaged IN any trade occupation, or profess
sion for which license tar Is imposed by the law, Of
the District OF Columbia shall, A. tho time f1r prU.
curing the sans, make application to the Register,
and shall state. upder oath Affirmation, such facts
- may bs applicable 10 license" Tue "Rs.
stating tho particular kind Of license Tor which APP
plloAuon has bgen made, and the amount o. mouey
qursd BY law TO he paid therefor said certificate
shall bs delivered " the Collector, who shall, upon
the receipt Of this Of money stated hereu, give
eeTtiheats q dAp1sil. stating the amount Of m0neJ
paid and the kind OF luense required aud II shA be
the duty Of the REGISTER to issue 'Aid license"
That every person liable for license tax who may
fail 10 tho same before enEaFnE In the butinesa
TO- which license may be required, shall In addl Ion
10 the lioens0 tar imposed pay no or peuAly Of not
less thar i've nor moro thAh MY DOLLAR t9T each
OSE2d2~ tstArl Register District Il Colnmbla.
R RSEGEE Rar S 56TsSFT 81 w fBH
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ioPFtctAL !


., wAEnIsorON, Oct 70, i5ia.
II having come 10 the notIoo OF the secreta ~
Of War that orders have been Given for trans.
Iortation " ofiiceTs' remains NJ public expense,
without the approval OF the War Department
having been hrst obtained, and that ofnoeTs
have, upon their own responsibility, paid the
funeral expenses Of other officers and have amer.
wards ptesented accounts against the United
States for reimbursement, attention IL invited
to the following paragraph Of tho appropriation
law, which provides:
For the "eNpensss Of the interment OF ofieeTs
killed In action, or who die when on duty in the
held or at posts on the frontiers or at posts and
other places, isAsR Ordcrtd By the SsciaarV OF
Wdr"kc.
In pursuance thereof II IL directed that In no
case shall any order tor the funeral expenses OF
the transportation at public expense or an ON.
GERS remains be Issued without the approval Of
the Secretary Of War having irst been obtained
In each case, and that hereafter the accounts
presented by any otficer for reimbursement Of
moneys devoted to the funeral expenses Of other
oficsfs 30 diaallowed, unless such expenditure
shall have been specially and previously author
iEed by tho order, In writing, Of the Secretary oil
war.
BY order OF the Secretary Of War
WILLIAM II. WHIFPLR,
Assistant Adlutant General.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-10-29

TINS Baltimore Gd5etie, alarmed at the
slender chances OF Mr.. Greeley carrying
that STATE says III there be any Of our
good citizens OF Maryland who have not yet
decided how they will vote at the Presidon-
tlal election we ask them to consider thought
fully whether the past history OF Gen. Grant
Is such as accords with their honest judg-
ment." The Gazette having asked this ques-
ton we suggest that 1t PROFOUND another {:
us there anything III the past record Of
Horace Greeley that accords with their honest
indgmenl2"
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-10-29

COMMISSIONER DAVENPORT, Of New York,
Ia now belRg attacked for the faithful per-
Torrance Of his duties In that city by the
opposition journals, and especially by the
New York Tribune. We arc treated to
sketches Of his life and so forth, but we notice
that they all fail to state that he was an editor
Of the Tribune before the present disreputable
gang obtained control of Its columns.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-10-29

The following paragraph from the New York
World 10 none the less worthy Of attention be-
cause It was written in 1890, when that journal
had no motive for dispGraging Den. Grants
merits "Gen. Grants history should teach Us
TO discriminate better than we Americans are
apt to do, between glitter and solid work, Our
prOneness to run after demagOguOs and spOuteTs
may hnd a wholesome corrective In the study Of
such character as his" "Hls career
is a lesson in practical Democracy II Is a quiet
satire on the dRndyism, the puppyism and tho
shallow afectatiOn Of our fashionable eXqulsites
as we'll as upon the swGggor Of our plausible,
llb-tOngued demagoEues."
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-10-29

The Illinois constitutional convention Of
1870 Inserted clause In the State cOnstitu.
ton by which, at the forthcoming election
for the Legislature, local mlnorlties may have
II 10 their power TO secure more representa-
ton than they have hitherto been able TO OBJ
tain. The State Is divided Into districts OF
nearly equal population, each Of which IL to
choose three representatives. Every voter
Is, however, at liberty to vote for three dii-
ferent candidates, for two only, or 10 cast his
ballot three times for the same candidate, as
follows:
John Brown. .. a.
James Jones. John BroWn....... vs.
Richard RobinsoS. James Iones...... IL
John BroWn......... 2 Richard Robinson.
The inspectors OF ele elton are required TO
count and return 1t accordingly, unless the
voter should attempt to cast more than three
yotes, when his ballot Is to be thrown out
altogether. Il Ia believed that In this way
large minority can be able to obtain some
representation, which Is altogether impOssl-
bic under the present system. The plan is,
however, rather complicated, requiring u
good deal Of study and attention, and II Is
not improbable that II will be entirely abol-
ished before the people have an opportunity
to understand and appreciate Its benefits.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-10-29

The Tribune advises the Democrats o
New York TO look TO their 'school districts. -
1t forgets that Mr. Greeley has always main
tanned that there are no Democrats where
there are no common schools. The Tribune,
instead Of the school districts, probably
means the worse dens OF debauchery and
prostl tuition"
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-10-29
ISCYOUNG MINIS CHRisTIGN ASs0,
CIATlON,
CsFnaF Ninth and ID Htfsoth

CIRCULATING LIBRARY, 50 per Gnuum, IaCoO
vAlumes, all latest popular works.
FRYE READING ROOM.
DAILY. WEEKLY. SECULAR add RELIGIOUS
PAPhks.
DAILY PRAYER MEETINGS at 12rIB and o
LIlooLN HALL SERVICES at s,sO ard $
oaolook Og9Q
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-10-29
FOR PRESIDENT
ULYSSES 8. GRANT,
or ILLIEoTs.
FOR VICE PRESIDENT
HENRY WILSON.

THE NEW YoEE TRIBUNE ASSOCIATION
insured Mr.. Greeley's life several years ago
for 100000, We suppose they will get theiI I
money after the 9th proxlmo.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-10-29

FOR FALL AND WINTER
DRY GOODS,
THE POPULAR ESTABLISHMENT OF
hogan a. wYLIE,
IOis and 1929 Ss 3; h, ss5ss! Northwest
Al Immense stock q sSASonAbls GoOd', selected
with judgment iiPSs IN PRIoKS
The largest forced Auction Sales n New York and
PhilSdelphiA have eDAblSd u'to place goods in our
'''0. - ' DRESS GOODS.
All the New Shades In Popular fAbrlcA
All wool satInOs At " cents Der yard.
Rich Rolled Pnplius kpinE'inss, 40.
Paris PdatGd Re I, Is cent?; former price, 81.
MIssEs AND OHnDREN.
AT s'''"' ''' sII6R 'S6iREss GOODS.
OSshnSros, bslsinss. sAilus.
pTunslls Cloth, Empress Cloth.
Serge, Australian Grape, French P0pllna.
knElLih iiIsPss, AigGoas and AohAiTS.
CouriAuldh OToPs Walls ,,,,x.
from sli e % % SU5 stock I. igll Of Toh @sLOa
A'Pl'aa" line Of sH AZ rs and poOaiA' styles OF
r' BRJ6 jff 's si9SsH PAISLEY sHAwLs,
ALI tue G oPES.SFNTRK LONG snAwLs,
from 80 10 go. Our shawl Department Waa
GsniiSnon'S, ladies, nIssOs' ard OhiIdreus Me-
10 dozen LGdlss' MsTi xssts fB oSnts each.
hLANKET3
rrSes eonSdsr.1ly less than last IeLr. FlAaPels
-TIBTE ,LiSENs, NAPKINS, TowELINGs..
0"''unS ''0A' SfI Ill EFPsFN mes ITO" " % w.
ladies' OloAElnGSj OGTIeulG and ASlTGohIa Oloib,
gLoIFs. Q}AssIMEREs, sUITINGS
Tg-L0w Prices and no DeyIailoa.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-10-29
Board or PUBLIC WORKa
nIaIMIlr mR LnLIIMIIA- J

WAsHINoTOH, October II, lsiA }
Whereas an Apyl cation 10 writing has been m 4do
% the undenignsd for the opsnlnE Of road In the
County Of Washington from Central avenue 10 Lin.
oolnviils, with the line Of ZlohaTtAh HAEan and John
warning N rough tho said John WArrihEs land; and
whereas The underBlHnsd believe Il oonduoV 70 the
public Interest 10 cause a road 10 DO opened above
described and prayed for and WI eFoAs the route Of
said road has beon by direction OF the ubdefsiEned
duly surveyed and plat thereof propArod and hlOd
in our once.
Nolos l. hereby given Of the application Aforesaid
we'll a. the opening Of the proposed road, And all
persons having obieotions thereto are Teguesed 70
make them known 70 the undsrslEnsd on NONkM.
BKR =, at noon, At the once Of the Vice President
Of the Board Of Public WORKS o. the DlatTiot Of %
lambda, Room No. Is, Morison's Building, -Four.
And.a-hAn street, Washington, d, o., whore any OBJ
iootonS which may be made will be heA and oonsid
cred II, ID, COOKE,
Ajax. X. bHEPHERD,
JAMES A. MAGRUDHR,
A. B. AULLETT,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-10-29
Special Notices.

~ TgE IRIsn REIIBL5C 4; \; IInTos'E
thi, usst Grsnd NEVIS o. FToudes Aission, ~ the
editor. For sale b. d. A. BROsNAN, $40 @
rTnR. CATHOI. q WORLD POR NO.
Also, Lat Of the "a hoiio Booksellers who are
BsdsSTN : the wsshIHstOa Agent for ibl, I:.iai
AnnuaL oeE'
nz-NnTICE.-TmR NIEMRRRs or GRR-
MANIA L1DuE, 20. 10, X. q, p, sro here,
msgt, ioE ne funeral Of their l,Is bother AUGUST
oqas P.LNArTHRN. Rec. Serbia.
n-THk sOLTHRRS HRPUBIiICAN -.
TaIs ff qHA5YS w M sssqii %e;,
e'olOOk, IN o,arts's Han, over HOs Az And 4fp,
''n"''"'NiA A'H 4. RUTHERFORD. President.
oHAL T. CorroS, secretary. oSei
SS5rsPRCIAL NOTICE.
Ihs msmbors Of The OspErssaii1u ADDS Israel Of
tbs oiT 40 thS srssltsS q the District Of O1ium.
bl., are hsFsbJ Informed that q. srgS, Pour snd
s s.ss' q go Is 3, Rss . sSs q
assts Sold By him have not bssu ALLIED and sEsmnsd
OsSS MIul..sr Of TIE ooSs'n kd.. I..s.l
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mn, ,goTns5 Niaih and stIeets
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Poor hlss Finch, BY NLkis ollina.
The RustAcs Diamonds, by 4. Trolope
BoFAmhlea among the AlD-.
Little Moorland Princess, by Mrs. WistAfi The Mar.
BILE Pruphsoy And other poems, by Holland; ChAfAo-
Ter sksiehss, By Mcleod; Ny Brothsts Keeper wou.
dsrs Of the Moon Aariortss Quest; The Poet At the
Brsaiiast Table, By q. W. Holmes; Only Cid, by
Mr.. Wistsr. oo2R
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1IS THIRD street, near PennHylVAnia avonusi re-
moved from b13 Louisiana avenue. Oo95-lm
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- feot your StAblss with OATbolio Lime, the best
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