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National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1872-12-14
THE COURTS.
supreme Court OF the United states-De-
Cember Term, 1879.

NhptNAo N0ANA VI AAN NulAeu ENultA-DNs
Comber Terra, 1879.
wAsmsGToa December Is, 1872
On motion Of Mr., A. q. Riddle, VIM. W. Newt
son was admitted TO practice as an attorney and
counsellor Of this court. ...n -
on motion Of Mr.. q. W. Denver, Thomas Mar
was admitted to practice as an attorney and
counsellor Of this court.
Adjourned until Monday at II O'Clock.
Circuit COurT-JHdEe Cartier.
This court was engaged as follows Yesterday;
BLY, vs. Mcnamara. Action Tor worE and iShSi
done on railroad. The Jury were directed 10 re.
turn a sealed verdict.
u, Wharton Us, ialconer. Action on bond.
Verdict for the defendant.
Langdon vs.. Purdy. The Jury In this case
were respited until Monday.
The following cases we're assigned for Monday,
Nos. 2I6, 81, $780, 259, a9l, 20, 80, 206 $50, $50,
lA6 20, ~, lOI, lls, 90 appeals,) Il, 1871, SCI.
Criminal Court-JudEe Macarthur,
This court was engaged a. follows yesterday;
John Thomas, indicted for burglary on the
dwelling Of Scion Fisher, and stealing therefrom
a lot OF clothing, on the 9th day Of October last
lie was convicted, and sentenced TO the Albany
penitentiaTy for three years.
u. Miller, convicted OF grand larceny, was sent
to the penltentlary for one year.
Daniel Groves, a small lad, charged with bur.
glary, was found to be fugitive from the ne form
school, and was ordered to he Tenanded.
ID, p. Bigley, charged with an assault on VIM.
smith, appeal from Police COurt) was acquitted.
Adjourned.
Police COuFt-JudRe Smell.
This court was engaged a. follows yesterday:
Martin Fitzgerald, sr., and Martin Fitzgerald,
IT,, violation OF cart law; forfeited s. each John
Berkeley, charged with Indecent exposure; fined
$40. Mollle johnson, a lewd woman, was sent to
the workhouse for ninety days. Richard Carter,
stealing pair OF boots; reform school 10.
Freeland, assault on his wife; discharged on
payment OF costs. Fanny FenWick, larceny Oi
ES from Mrs, Mary Hurdle, boarding house
Keeper; grand Jury, Joseph Beln and Colonel
q. 0anter profanity; Reln was fined 81 and
Ganter %. District Attorney Gloss entered a
n0if pr0sclui In the cases Of Beyerldge Shan
non and P. Dundridge, charged with keeping
gift photograph stores. Adjourned.
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ARLINGTON, VA.


The religious ceremonies which have been In
operation al Arlington during the past two weeks
Scott Of the Y. N. G. A., Of this city. Their re-
marks were listened 10 with great attention, and
the audience appeared TO he very much impressed
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1872-12-14

Superintendent Gatchell reports the inspection
aud sales OF live stock during the week ending
December u, 1875
AZ ClATkIB hOR-pens $50 swine were offered and
sOlu at Q cents per pound.
~ Centre Market 70 head OF cattle were on
sale, all Of an Inferior quality,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1872-12-14

Yesterday morning c. j. Minor and others en-
gagged In the gift photograph business visited
police headquarters, and after conversation
with Major Richards received their racks, pho to-
graphs, Sc, which were taken at the time Of
their arrest and returned to their places Of bust.
M IN aalI
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1872-12-14

WHITE, clean. sound teeth, all may have by
using daily THURsToSS Ivory Pearl Tooth
Powder; price 70 and 10 cents per bottle.
BEAUTIFUL son, glossy hair; all desire II, all
POmAde Optime. Price, 70 and 80 cents per
bottle.
LiaHrCoLoRED Kid Gloves are very stylish when
not aOlled. JOuyEN'B inodorous Kid Glove
Cleaner will renovate them thoroughly; price, %
cents per bottle. All sold by druggists and
iancI dealera.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1872-12-14
IN THR SUPREME COURT OF THE DIS
i TRICT OF COLUMBIA, HOLDING 4 SPECIAL

Andrew j. Amos, deceased, the adininlhEatriH afore
laid hnA, with the APPRECIATION Of the AuQrume Court
d tho District o. Columbia aforesala, appointed
TUESDAY the slst day q pseamber A, y, lsla, foT
estate d said deoeaAqd aud ~ tho aAaSa In hand
far the have been collected and turned Into
money; when and whore al the creditor and heirs
ni said deceased are notified 70 Aitnnd with their
claims properly youehed, OF they may plherWise by
law be excluded from al henqm IN aAid doeeaaedn
estate provided copy II this order be publiAhed
once week for three weeks In the hRRUnLIOAH ne
Testt A WEBSTER,
de0i0 Tu8w' Register Of VILLA
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1872-12-14

A proposition Ia on foot to call mass meeting
OF the residents Of Alexandria county for the
purpose u discussing the question Of TeanneNa-
lion Of the county 70 the District The majority
Of the taxpayers OF the county appear 10 he OPP
posed to annexation.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1872-12-14


Is now being tested to It's
utmost capacity.
-Four stories,
even nook and corner,
OF which Is filled
with nrst-clAss clothing,
does not fail To command the
attention Of the people.
whose wants are being
daily supplied from
the largest,
choicest,
hest made, and
Clothing, Clothing, Clothing, Clothing,
ever offered here.
Fully 100000 Is represented on Our counters.
Clothing for Men,
Clothing for Boys,
in the greatest abundance.
Our Second Moor,
100 feet deep, Is feet front,
Ia nlled with OyeTrOats for
Men'R Youths, Boys and Chlldrens wear.
Mems oyernOAts, D 20 tdh.
Youths OyerrOats, - to t2b.
Boys OYercOats, o TO SIS.
ChlldTens oyercOats, f5 to tlb.
On our lrst noor, In addition TO the large stock
OF ready made Clothing, one Of the most choice
stocks OF
Gentlemens Furnishing GOOds.
The Hpeclalties OF this department arr
English underwear, at same price a. domestic.
our $3.50 white ahlrts, all sizes and styles.
Robes du ChambTe smoking Jackets.
Employing q large number OF salesment We
invite yOn 10 call aud examine, AZ they viii be
pleased 20 show you the stock whether you de-
Sire to purchase or not. A. SAKR a Co,
$40 seventh street.
A. sAEs CO.,
3i6 Seventh street.
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corner Of Seventh street and Louisiana avenue
pays per cent interest on all dePoslts. nep0s.
lts can be made AMI drawn at will.
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sorner Of New YORK avenue and .fteenth street,
pays per cent. per Annnm on dc pOsits for each
calendar month. Banking hour, 10 Z; satur-
days, y 10 and Q tOS.
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ADMIRATION,

Al the meeting OF Excelsior Lodge No. 4, l. o.
q. r., after tTanaactng the regular routine busi-
mesa Mrs. Plat Croker read very interesting
and Instructive address on the rise and progress
Of the temperance cause.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1872-12-14

W sIAps aAI B ~ N 9TIaS = ina
on the petition Of N. n BUuNHAn, Of York Penn.
{ly1nH PTSS a 1T s5 ~ q gs,s5
fesSuSd on The 1T day o. eebtembsT ih8 Tor an I'm,
proyemant N Watar Wheelaf
II IA ordered that the teltimony in TIE case be
closed on the alst day Of JunuAry noNt; thAt the
tIns for hlin6 anfumsnts and the EIAnnnera report
that said petition Be heard on the Oh day obituary
Any person may oppose tlIiq sxtsnSon.
n0g7,Na H. y, LEaSETr, OOmmisaioh0r.
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No. $50 Seventh street, between d and +, EN-.
Tracing choice PalntinRs, ChTomOs, EngraylnRs
Photography, Picture Frames, all styles ant
si1ea, In walnut, gilt velvet, &c; Picture Con
and 1asaelA Rings, Nails, Gold-plated, Timed ant
Wire Centre Picture Cord, with q full line ei
PaperhangfnRs and Window Shades.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1872-12-14

~ Scotch Bottom Caters.
~ 90 Stitched Boots.
% 80 Good Calf Boots.
g 30 Custom Made.
80 30 Ladies' Button CATERS.
81 French Kid Button.
81 30 Children's Button.
White Caters and slippers.
Rubber Boots and Shoes, all sizes, at
llEILBRUNS, 402 seventh street.
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THE LIGHT Il

Sewing Machine Ia the best Of all. The peTfec-
ton OF stitch on ali kinds OF goods, great range
Of work, ease Of operation, nOlseess, Tor more
nearly so than any other shuttle machlne,) self
adjusting tensions, simplicity and durability Of
all parts Is not equaled In any other machine.
once, S05 street, Masonic Temple.
NJ p. ADAMS Co, Agents,
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HOLIDAY GOODS.


We have lust received a fun line Of Fancy Toilei
Sets, Vases PAriAn Figures, BuBts, Lava amohnf
sets, Tobacco Boxes, Bpsts o. the Poets and dermA
EmperOrs and Generala. Fancy China Tea Sets, a
every description, Fancy, Glass, Bronze, the Hous,
Patent safety Brass Lamp, We also hAVs a full
line Of GROCERY, China and GlAssw4re, and Housi
Furnishing Goods, Coal Oh, Chandelier Brackets
large variety Of all kinds OF Glassware for Bar
chasing elsewhere, J, ". BROOKE Co, 10 Bey
enth street UpfOsite Post Once Department 0lam
shades for WAx.Work, all sizes. decl0tjani
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FOREIGN AND DOMEEIC FABRICS, recently
added, in COatnEs, sultings, and PantalOon
goods to be made to order at extremely moderate
rates. One price only.
GRO. c. HEHNIEG,
No AiO Seventh stFeet nOFthWest.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1872-12-14

The BEsT TABLE BOARD the market affords Is
furnished at the MaHtOn House, on Fifteenth
street and New York avenue. Also several hand
sOmely furnished front and back rooms.
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A., -. MAhhihofuhs d. o., Dec. o, l9lA. I
ment until the sth day Of January is5S Al IL ociocE,
1oon, for furnishing letter balances Tor the use Oi
me , P3,. pl i In he untea states for one year
following desmiptdi, nanelyts : - = $3.50
ftrut Balances capable OF weighing eight ounesa
ayoirdupois geght 70 be graduated down 10 quarter
leheea vi the4e u N supposed that 900 will 10
Second. balances Of the same capacity, graduated
~ me metric % Eramne system OF this class loo
Third balances capable Of weighing four pounds,
tyoifdnpola weight - BE- graduated % half ounces
q this elaAa IT'S aapIosed that 30 viii ~ wanted
required IA the balances u be firniahed. "'' wv
Samples uf each description Of Balances must &C.
eonpany each pa, and the bidder who may obtain
SIsy b ri hspst s5ai 70 ths Sl ample balances q
Zach Balance must be well aud auourefy packed in
boz for Interpretation. and delivered iree Of ali
More OF less than the estimafed qnanlitiei may he
ordered a. the neceaaitiea Of the Department may
require Al the diacTeiion Of the Postmaster General
deemed most adyantagepuH " the DepartinenI
Bids pot made In conformity with this advertise.
m fns, WI h9l % conslderei, a..
antea Of his ability 10 comply with bis bld and a
eertiheate from poatinaster that such gtiarantorS
~, 6G99 "a Win tSe sufficient HrrticS, will be re,
FAILURE 10 furnish promptly any article con.
traeted infi 81 hn attempt 10 IMPOSE upon the be
nartment articles Inferior M the bDnon HI ths Pat
meHter General, 20 those cOntractAd for WIN be con-
sldefed Huihccnt cause for the forfeiture Of the con
The Postmaster aoneral reserves the riyhtt r.iect
any or All bids " In lis opinion Il Il ~ t6S
mlnroHta Of the Department. = ~
pIToposislgg mpst be indoraed on the envelope
lrsl Assistant Midsummer tensrSl' WSsin,t ths
dstkTbtt dho' a. Y CisEsHklL,,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1872-12-14

IHlDHERs VELyETEEH SUITS at
EIsKNAN A BROS,
B05 Seventh street, May building.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1872-12-14

The following interesting description Of a
mirage In Montana has been received at the
signal office In the city from one Of liz CORE.
spOndentsi -..-
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FoR MOST DELICIOUS
HOMEMADE SAUSAGE
GO TO FEBRKYS
STAR MARKET,
Northeast corner q and Thirteenth streets north.
west.
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WOgDERFuI..

NJ. George Combs, pO6 Pennsylvania avenue, be-
tween Ninth and Tenth streets, Is selling the
nnest French candles at the low price Of 20
cents per pOIund. call will satisfy all that he
Ia selling the same goods which are usually sold
for 20 cents. |. q. Gonna
200 Pennsylvania avenue.
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FURsl FURs,l FURs!l!-The largest and cheapest
assortment Of ladies' aud childrens Fancy Furs
for the holidays, at reduced prices, at DTTlRICHS,
fur manufacturer, T24 Seventh street northwest,
centre OF the square-slgn Of the "BIg Bear"
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IN THEsUPREME COURT oFTHE DISTRICT
Alexander shspSsErlY "a o.lilI!y


John ", Rumiey aud others
upon Inpupn u the solicitor for the dffOndanta
MedeI, Ciaael, hqbbna, and brown, il Il, this III
aAy % Deeembgr le ordered thai the report d tho
trpatge tpinref appointed b tho Court a mako
sale Of lott " aud % nj squhfp as In the proceed
lngn v tRia ease deaciihed, which report has
hrmed unless cause 70 tho contrary be khOWn
uh0g before no 9Th day OF December, ts7a; pTO-
me newspapSr gnhllahed In The District 81 ColrIa,
once ne week for three weeks In the peaniipie
4 true sSpy. ldcoS-Thsvl RI MhIdB, ~,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1872-12-14

THE new ColOnnAde Hotel, Philadelphia, Pa, 4
In the vicinity Of several Presbyterian churches
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LADTKs AND GENTLEMEN, II you wish your
wearing apparel cleaned In a flrst-class manner
send them 10 A. FISHkK, oIs Ninth street, OPpo-
site Patent once. The Professor will give you
and cheap.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1872-12-14

What superintendent under the Board Of Pub
lie Works has his shoes made on Beau Hlckmans
lAst7 He's "brightr one.
There Is some talk OF having the Inauguration
ball In the new Eastern market The Navy Yar,l
people begin to feel very "high toned" about II.
At the twenty-ninth meeting Of the Mer-
chants and Mechanics Building Association
forty shares were adyanced at about ~.
Telegraphlc communication has been made
from the health-uffice on y street to the wash.
lnRtOn asylum.
The attendance at the National skating park
TAsp8te llaiEgee Yesterday, and the Ice Is In d
Qnlmby, the prince Of wOOd-payement super
lntendents has gone 10 Chicago 10 get a "neW
suit OF winter clOthes"-Hss wife,
A quiet meeting Of prominent colored people
was held last night for the purpose OF pressing
the enforcement Of the civil rights hill.
That ''little affair on the Navy Yard, near the
Wallarh school hullling, only proved to he a
'chill' after all. II shook somebody all to
pieces.
The executive Oficer Of the navy yard don't
allow a man to remain at work whose second
cousin has the smallpox. A pain In the head
aud hack Ia good for instantaneous iuTlough.
N N'EFsNEy IL WHIT
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MCKINNEY 4 wILLET,
PROFESSIONAL GROOAEMRN,

Go to the fair Of Liberty Lodge, No. Q, Knights
Of Pythlas, tonight, at Whithafts hall, Capitol
Hill. Auction and closing up Of the fair. Pretty
ladies', good music, and handsome articles CHEAP
for cash, (the articles we mean.)
The following was the range Of the thermome-
ter yesterday gt Hempers Optlclan store, No.
4A9 Pennsylvania avenue, corner Of FOur-and-a-
half street, a. mr. ~; lOa. ~, Oft 70 ~, 80; p.
H., %; I p. M, ~; o p. M, %; y. M, %.
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The Exposition.

IL will be remembered by many Of our
citizens that the great Paris exposition
which covered the whole of the Champs
de Mars, was an amusement of such gil
gantic proportions and such captivating
attraetiveness that not only did the
wealthy of all nations, but even the
rulers Of them, turned their steps toward
that charmed city AZ a devout Muscle
man turns his nose toward the shrine
Of Mahommed, the fraud, when the days
OF pilgrimage haveeome. These things
then, may be regarded as most happily
conceived and successfully carried out
modern amusements. Men will not be
satisfied with bull bats nor Olympian
wrestling any longer. They are getting
sick Of theatricals because il is so de-
cidedly puerile, il not puella-ile, to see
big men strutting through the absurd.
tiles ora drama, when honest people are
OF the opinion that those fellows ought
to be engaged in playingenchre ormend-
ing old shoes or something Of that sort.
The fairs and expositions ofmodern times
are the growth OF necessity, which
springs from our intellectual growth
and knowledge Of shanns.
In one sense they may be
regarded as sources Of amusement-a
sort Of temporary relief to the afflicted,
the troubled ndthe wearied spirit. The
cultivated mind must delight in such
evidences Of human genius as it meets
at successful exp0sitions. The genius Of
all nations is epitomized before bis eyes.
By contemplating q few implements Of
war OF domestic economy, preserved by
chance through the storms and muta-
tons Of twoI0r three thousand years, 1t
becomes better acquainted with the
inner life and manners Of a people than
he could by reading a dozen books. Ex-
positions are great places for study.
There is an endless book open before
one, whose mind is free TO roam the
realms OF science and explore the
labyrinfhs and intricReies of human
effort and human industry. In q word,
b attractions Of an expedition are not
to be ~catalogued; hence our Little but
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PERSONAL.

BEN DEBAR and wife, st. Louis t;
Captain John P. Tobin, Mississippi I;
Colonel S. r. Williamson, Mississippi /;
J. p. O'LOng and family, Kentucky, are
among the large list of arrivals at the
Commercial Hotel.
]. KANE, Helena, Arkansas NJ. II.
Thompson, Brady, Arkansas; Alex
ander Laughlan, New York; II. b.
Dellard, Huntsville, Alabama; r. n.
Lewis, New Orleans; D. G. Hardee,
Clinton, Louisiana J. ID. r. Sleight,
Richmond, Virginia; DR.. Bend, Little
Rock, are at the Peabody Hotel.
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TNGINE-A SAhOrse power engine auu
II Boiler. with pumps and a lot OF b-incA
eci5 IS ADAMS STREET.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS
FOR SALE.

TNGTNE-A S-horse power engine aud
II Boiler, with pumps and a lot Of @-inch
6sl5 BEN IS ADAMS STREET
nTAMP-A comule.e OUTFIT for making
- Rubber Stamps. An e~nterpusing man can
make q thousand dollars with 10 during the
Exposition. Apply AZ "A Main street CeL2
HOUsEA due two-story brick house, with
q lot centrally loCaIed, in thorough re-
paIr, Is offered very cheap 70 8 cash custo-
Nt oei5 pp' VI 'H' Lee UNION STREET.
TRACT OF LAND-Embracing SIX ACRE,
with improvements as follows: gooo
chard, on road Tour mllss from
city. Apply al Is UNION STREET.
nFxAs LAND-Of various qualities. guam
titles and locations, for sale very low, o.
Lease for nothing but the taxes SsE which &''
ne oeii Apply " los Front street, Memphis
1FULF- ErC.-A good large mule, with dray
M and ha-nesS good levee scoops andl
good desk, al - Madison street. oeI
TNTMPRovED LoT-North side Union.
u beyond Lauderdale street, next 20 No.2-
II. G.. SMITH,
oc9 81 North Court street.
TASD-Efghtva acres Of land, six miles from
Il town, on The state Line road. VIA seuin
IWenty-acre lots. One-nalf cash balance il
twelve and eighteen months.
SEARS q GREELEY,
ocs Corner second and Union streets.
HoRsE-No.I Family Horse. Apply at
n oc3 THIS OFFICE
nEsInENCE-New anE handsome brick
n residence, No. SO shelby street. Apply
on the premises SCI
CTEAM SAW AND GRIsT MILL COM
- PLETE y SALE at $1,000; in running
order, az Remberton, p miles north OF Mem
pnis: boilers - feet by y inches; double nue.
cylinder 10 inches by 90 inches; French Burr
stones / feet: couveyers and elevators. Apply
20 NJ. D. L. Stewart, Second street, or r. J.
steele, los Front street, Memphis or
sell :. 8. EEMBEhI, near the EllL
AND FOR SALE-Of various qualities, IN
sane ~vicinage on the Big Creek Plank
TOad Hnd near the Paducan Railroad, u miles
north Of Memphis at prices rom S7 TO SO AZ
acre, - per cent under current rates App
as above OF 10 me, on the premises. Addresr
sell =. 8. KEMBERT, care Appeal Office.
GROUSD-One acre Of ground, beautifully
NJ situated, near old Fair Ground, on MOsely
avenue. Apply al IS Bradford street. SELF
IuOoDLUOAL-COKE-O cords dry ash
midding." 50 cords dry oak" good
m~fddltng:n 5000 barrels Pittsburg Coal
a. strict mlddlIug." Casks always ready for
shipment Gas Coke, al nbltum- Prices no
TO be beaten. h E. PAChER & CO.,
aus Ii Second street.
CAwNILL-In good running order, or viii
- sell machinery. For particulars apply a.
Memphis Dry DOCK Company-somee. la1H
TAS-The Old Company sells gas al s. pc
II 100 cubic feet, II paid for within the
nrst dve working days Of the month. No
charga Tor setting motor 0fhce ~ second -
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WANTS.

DoY-5 yeas old and Servant Girl. Apply
ID at 81 avery strset. ocl5
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NOTICES.


Lost Health Observation-Disclosures
lays the foundation OF much bodily suffering
AS a rule men are more solieitous to repair
and preserve their houses, stock in trade and
other perizhable property than to repair
and preserve themselves. They can see when
a wall requires a prop, or a weak structure a
girder, but appear TO be unconscious OF, or In
different to, the cracks and flaws u evil
dences OF decay in their own fran and sensi-
tive organizations. The consequence Of this
want OF common prudence Is that thousands
fall by the wayside in the prime Of life every
year who might have lived to enjoy q hale
and hearty old age, If they had resorted to the
proper means Of recruiting their failing vigor
at the proper time. Seeing what that famous
vitalizing and i~nvigorating elexir, Hostetter's
stomach Bitters, has done for counties null
titudes OF the enervated and broken down,
and with the long, unbroken record OF its
cures before him, 1t seems amazing that any
sufferer from premature decay, nervous weak-
ness, dyspepsia, hlliousness, chronic constipa-
non, or disease OF a remittent or intermittent
character, should delay even for an hour TO
seek the aid which its toning, regulating and
inyigorsting properties have never failed to
afford. 1t is no exaggeration to say that hos
letters stomach Bitters Is the most faithful
ally Of nature, in her struggles with weakness
N disease, that medical botany and honest
chemistry have ven given TO the world.
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THE YEAR.

z. MrTOHEIL's School, 8O3 Third st.
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BALTIMORE AND NORFOLK CELEBRA-
TED OYsTERs.-John A. Signaigo, No.
81 Poplar st., is % ready to supply oys-
tiers at wholesale, In and around Mem-
phis. Orders promptly filed.
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FOR SIZE OF RENT.
R0OMs n BOARD.

II OUsEZGROUND-A house on New Madi-
II son STREE No ga; contains 1--WE rooms
and a kitchen Apply on premises. Also,
w acres near The = Cherry Place,n sells
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8 "a E~puCATION.
Regular, Dali Proceedings Last Night
The Matter Of sexes Investigated
and Argued without Any
Result. as Usual.
German 50 be introduced iasO ths
Scholastic business Winds Up
with a secret Session.

The gentlemen of the Scheoi Board
met in regular session last night. There
were present Messrs. Gavin, HOlbrook,
Stahl, O'COnnell, DR.. Elliot, Barbour,
Kortrecht, Wiggsn, Maury, Bruce,
Mansford, DR.. Taylor, Phelan, Frank
land, Merrell, and Fleming. w. y.
Mitchell occupied the Chair. The Sec
rotary, after the august meeting had
been called to order, read the minutes Of
the previous conference in his usual
clear style of elocution, a style that had
such charming effect on the Board that
there was no 10 elevate a querulous
voice against the adoption of the minutes
when they were laid out before the
Board.