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Contractors Wanted.

RS-Wanted Immediately, Contractors on
the first u miles vicksburg and Nashville
Railroad, near Okolona, Mississippi. Parties
having organized forces can obtain immedi-
ate work, at satisfactory prices, for cash, by
application to W. S. MOON,
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NOTICED.

ON TUESDAY, June llth, will offer for
" sale, to the highest bidder, at the Raleigh
WOOlen Mills, on credit of Y months, with
note and two good securities, all the personal
property OF the late Robert Black, deceased,
Chairs, Bed and Bedstead, Tables, Wardrobe,
Trunks, Cedar Chest, etc. May %, 1872.
ju2 JAS. W. ANDERSON, Executor,
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MISSISSIPPI AND TENNESSEE R. r.
CHANGE OF SCHEDULE.

ON AND AFTER MONDAY, JUNE 3, 1872
" until further notice, trains.On this road
will run as follows:
= . LEAVE: ARRIVE,
New Orleans Mail, daily 800 pm. 20 pm
Express Train, daily ........- 30 pm, 500 am
Freight Train, daily lex
cepb sundays .,....,..-...-.. $50 a-un- 90 pm
New Orleans Mail makes direct connection
for New Orleans, Ntcksburg, Jackson, Canton,
Shreveport, and alb points South, Southeast
and Southwest. Ticket effices, 237lS Main
street and at Depot, kOOt of Main street.
ju2 JAMES YONGE, Sup't
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STOLEN---s5O REWARD

TOR the recovery of TWO MULES, stolen
II from farm, fourteen miles east OF Mem
phis, near Caperville, Tennessee, on the night
Of May 81, 1872.
4 BLACK MARE MULE,
about years old, III hands high; has marks
of harness on her shoulder. The other
A BAY MARE MULE,
four years old; about Is hands high.
The above reward will be paid for the reoov-
cry Of the mules by n. I. AlsobroOk, at his
farm, or by FORD, PORTER & co,
ju2 d6w S5 Union St, Memphis, Tenn.
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MAYORS OFFICE,

DN invitation of the Christian Brothers, the
ID members OF the General Council are in
vited to meet at the City Hall on Tuesday
morning, the 4th, at 9 O'Clock, for the purpose
of reviewing the procession while passing the
Overton Hotel, and also TO attend the picnic.
ie2 John JOHNSON MavOr
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
POTATOES.

JUST in on consignment, per Belle Memphis,
% 50 barrels Potatoes. - n. ..-
G. q. BRENIZER a co,
iu3 . r.. 22 Front street.
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PLOWS.
FLOWS. PLOWS.

~ EO. S. RICHARDSON & CO., No. How
VI ard s Row, are sole agents for n Mississippi,
Tennessee and Arkansas for the celebrated
Brown. Hasaiy Il Co.'S Donble-ShOVei
PI0W. Weighs IS pounds. Satisfaction guar
aateed or money refunded. myA
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S1,OOO,OOO.
SECOND GRAND GIFT G0NCERT

N AID OF THE PUBLIC LIBRARY OF
i KENTUCKY, AT LOUISVILLE, KEN
.TUCkH. By authority in the act OF the leg
islature, Incorporating the Public Library of
Kentucky, the trustees will give their Second
Grand Gift Concert in the great hall of the
Public Library Building, in Louisville, KY, on
Saturday, September 2S, 1872.
This magnificent hau, known as weisiger
Han, is the largest, most centrally located,
and best arranged for large and fashionable
audiences of any in Louisville, and is fitted
up In superb STYLE The building has front
of l6S feet on Fourth street, by q depth of aOU
feet, four stories in hight, and was recently
purchased for the Public Library, at q cost Of
S2O,0O0 Three large rooms are now fitted up
Tor library, ana contain about 10000 volumes
and free TO the gFatuitOus use and enjoyment
of all citizens OF every state in the Union. 1t
is the purpose Of the trustees, by the Grand
Gift Concert now announced. to raise the
money with which TO pay the balance of the
purchase money due upon the Public Library
Building, TO enlarge the library, and TO so en-
dow the institution as to make il self sustain
ing, and forever beyond the necessity OF cali
ing upon any individual who uses the books
for the contribution of a single cent toward
SION will be issued at $40 each half-tiekets.
s. Quarter-ti tickets, - 50; II whole tickets for
SlOO; ~ for $50; % for $500; ll3 Tor sl0OO % for
s2j0U SO for 5000. No discount on less than
500 worth Of tickets at a time.
Tickets will be sent, when requested, by reg
istered letter. The money for them may be
sent by Adams Express Co. and its cOnnec-
tiOns, p o. money order, registered letter or
bank draft. The holder OF each ticket, or
fraction of ticket IA half or quarter, is en-
titled to admission 10 the concert and to the
gift awarded to it. During the concert the
sum of g l.lf. .I.- |.sr .Eu.
$500, 900 i'm Currency
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,.orTr,r or coD.,-v-n.,--..

INR0M and after this date the firm of E d
It Cobb Co, VIII consist OF E. ID. Cobb and
r. NJ. Bradford, who viii continue the Rail-
road and Steamboat Agencies and Cotton Bro
kerage business, at No. 265 Front street.
=. ..rr. l.r i. ID. COBB
June /, 1S3s. II. nj. BRADFROD
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THE WEATHER.
NAsur.nno... ~ - -. q. .s .'s Sg.eeI

WAE DsPARTsKsT once Chef Sto.al OseeY ,
WASHINGTON, ID. G., Oct. 81 is12 Ham
SYNOPSIS FOR FAST TwENTY-FoUR HOURS
he barometer is still low on the upper lakes
with partly cloudy weather and fresh southerly
winds on Lake Michigan, but the pressures are
increasing in the norshwest, with clearing cool
weather and DOrthwesteriy winds. From the
lower lake valley to the gulf and southeastw Ard
10 the South Atlantic coast, light easterly TO
hortheIly winds, with geney ally oloudy w FEATHER
prevail. On the lower lakes clear weather and
southeTly to westerly winds, now extending with
OCCASIONAL fog over the middle states and New
England.
PROBABILITIES. - The barometer will fall
over the lower lakes and southwark to West
Virginia this evening, with southerly to wester-
" winds, warmer and partly cloudy weather
For the middle states and New England, lower
barometer, increased moisture, southsrly to
westerly winds, warmer and generally clear
weather. Over the South Atlantic and gulf
states, high barometers, northerly 10 eastsrly
winds, and southerIy TO easterly winds, with
partly cloudy weather in the former and fire.
quent cioudiness and occasional cosSt-rains on
the guilt. ON the upper lakes and michigan.
continued brisk soutbeIly winds, lOw baron ater
and partly cloudy weather with occasional Ii ght
rain. In the northwest and thence 70 the Ohio
valley, winds veering To- northeriy auI westerly
10y Friday morning with coal, partly cloudy aud
clearing weather and occasional frost. Reports
from the Pacific, the far northwest and the
SOUthg est are missing.
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TIE complete official returns OF the PennsyI-
wanna election are now in. The total vote cast
for Governor was C1I III, of which Hartrsnft
received SO 3s7, Buckalew 81 3GB; majority for
Hartranrt 500. The aggregate vote largely
exceeds that OF any previous year, the nearest
approach having been in 1865, when the ,otal
-o,. for Auditor General was G55 I5j, an for
pr.si, Mt 655. CO... The last time the state went
4e,,o.,a. C was in 1866 when that party elected
their ca,s,a, &c for Judge of the Supreme Court
by go majority. The majority for Hartranft is
larger than any repuo, can majority since that
year, the next highest being mat Tor Grant in
1sds, which was % ,s3s on the total vote above
given. In the Legislature the fnll list OF new
members shows thar the republic hav. .
majority of three in the S,.,s,e and twenty i,
the House OF Repres" natives. In the last I.e-
sisia'uie 'hes l" Il one majority in the Senate
ADouh'IDg "-eClure) and twelve in the House.
ne tef" Jicans held continuous control of the
from 1880 10 1870 inclusive, and have
:" -.roiled the House of Representatives since
1s5e. except in 1852 and 1865. IL was in the
latter year that there was a break in the sue
cession cf republican msiorities on Joint ballot
since l-5s the result being the election OF Chas.
K. Buckalew 10 the United states Senate. The
constitutional convention is very evenly divided,
the political status OF the members elect being
as follows: Republicans 60, democrats CT; re-
publican majority 5. The act providing for the
election Of the delegates was purposely framed
70 secure the due representation OF the minority,
and 20 prevent either party from holding an
overv he ming majority.
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Government Securities.
Jay Cooke q Co. furnish tina follo~fvo n,
Markets To-day.

BALTIMORE, uoT. 2l.-Nirginis skies, consoij.
dated IS; Dc. reg stored, "a do. new, 451,; e,,
Virginia IL bid today "
bALIIpORE. Uct- 2I-COtton Quiet but firm.
low middlings. asa. Flour quiet but firm:
Prcss or changed. Wheat stead ;aI ber STA 81 05
g 20 prime red, 81 sssSl IS common TO fair 90
: Uss J. ~ I'D westeTn, ) Goa 81 ~; amber wes-
terp, q "a 5l.5 CTG, Why southern 5rm, 4 All
yellow UtheTa Gull, 65.b5; III xed western
Jul St'.Se4 Oats anit 4; nthern; 42lis; western
biN'or rlb-Z, d.. lite. Sail. Bye hImer AL a
gheT, S,ssU Pr'yIs:oGs quiet. Mess pork
SA&sSI0 Buzz m-a's--shO 3ld-Ts. q. az sides nom
u 81 m sides, !. ear r 3 sid al Bacon in
% Iobbing demand; Shoulders, 81; rib sides Ius
car RIO sides ll9i; sugar cured hams, 22a2sI3
lard heeVy. ~ Western butter unchanged
NV var, Oct. 81 -Stocss very strong. G ID
s;eaGy I5's Money hTrl, Ga7. Exchange. tong So
Do -hgT5r "a. q EtT urea du.l AID steady. Yir
g,hia 6's "A, new. 81. North CsioliDa's S3ls; new
INV J DIRK, Oct. q Flour steady Whest ouiet
A. q uhChat ID. Corn steady.
MN ORR, Oct. Il, II 81 Ia 1t il probable tha I
81 aG' eHct O. the rate Of discount of the Bank O
rance VIII be a ase To day. CoHsoIs ooensd a. %
10, mercy. ard Ss-a t'r aNc-Unt. Bonds OF lS,5
%, 81: lsS7, 92'E l0-sOs, 7Aa; bev dyes, $50;
LcND"N, Oct. q. l;20 D.. m -Consols for money,
u. American securities fist-Bonds Of 1865 old
81 is61. s2ii Erie. A1s. '
FRANKFORT. Oct p Bonds of 1852, 9jk
PARIS, oct 2l.-Reite-, = francs % Confines
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The business men OF the West do not favor
the currency contraction theory of the national
board Of trade. a movement has been started
among them 10 urge the Secretary OF the Treas
ury TO reissue the $4,000 coo OF greeabaeks re-
Gently withdrawn, and a public meeting Will
be held IN Chicago to-day in furtherance OF the
project The business men OF Pittsburg have
Petitionsd the Secretary OF the Treasury TO the
same eject
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Col Forney says, in reference TO the story that
be had sold the PreSs. that 1t has not been and
will not be sold. He says also, that the e.rcrla-
ton OF the Press, instead of falling off, as re-
ported, is larger now by nearly three thousand
{. a. II was In May last. The Pres certainly
has the appearance, both in its advertising coli
umns and reading matter, Of q robust long
lived paper.
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The oficial returns Of the late election in Ohio
show that the vote was the largest ever cast in
the state. bichard X. Porter, republican candi-
date for member OF the board OF public works.
haS nsiOrity Of II, ass; Allen Wickoff, repub-
hesn Candidate fer secretary OF state. Sas a
majority OF 1i.055 The republicans elect
twelve Congressmen, the democrats seven, in
GLIDING one liberal republican III. b. Banning.)
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ENAMCIAL AMD COHNEROIAL.

The reserve of the New York banks, which
was injuriously affected by recent specializing
increased last week to the extent of nearly half
q million dollars. Pacific Mail was greatly ex-
cited on Saturday, selling up to 1OOY. The
Secretary Of the Treasury has authorized the
assistant treasurers and United States deposita-
Iies TO commence the payment of interest ma
turing November LIST to- day, without rebate.
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n.y. 49, $500 4 n sHsei.s meeting q WASH.
This Monday kyENiSG, MY O'Clock, 20 MAKE
arr ssst nsnts Tor The funeral u Bro. j. q YAsEs
~. RAEDoLPH,N.s
~L o. o. F-The Officers and nsme.,, =,
u9 AOrNr NEBO ENCAMPMRHT NJ &
viii meet THIsl AondsyJ EVENING, At ~ o'ciocS
20 mAke srrsr eements for the funerai OF Patrsrch
i THOMAS W. FOWLER. Serbs.
~GAsuNIC.-As special eonvocAtion Of KTT-
w HEKA Z. A. ChAPTER. No 4, "a.
NJ will be held on TUESDAY AFTERNOON, the
22d Inst Mt, 81 bali past 9eIHck 10 attend the fu
reral Of Companion yoHN II. YAsER.
BE- order Of the NJ D. II. p.
~ s. JOHN THOMSON. secr@..,y.
0~h AsONiC. ATTENTION, KNIaHTs
U9 TFMPJARtTh Sir Knights Of COLUM-
ETA COMMANDEBY,N No. 2, are requested TO as
semitic ~ their Asylum, TUESDAY, the 22d inst =,
At O'Clock p m. In full uniform, TO attend the
fuBsrsl II cur la-e frster. JOHN ii. IAsER. Sir
kniehis OF sister Communicates are courteOrsiy
invited 90 attend
BY order Of the Eminent Commander.
1t iChron-kerl At. LOSGLEY, Recorder.
NJ pR; A. PBArT. ar.dUate q Onio College
w Of Dental Surgery, ali 9TH street, between
ID and =, few doors south OF Odd Feliovs' Hall.
Raf.- y ~ a
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UR Of Dental Surgery, ali 7th street, between
ID and =, few doors south OF Odd Felovs Hall.
Refers 10 b. A. RscSp and Bey w. y. BvAns. MIA
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Re YOUR OWN LAhpLoRD
BARGAINS! gARGAlNSu BARG4IyS.u

Fck 6ALI:-six rev two stery BRICK Dwell
LINZ heUsks on 18th street N. w, between w
sbd bounoary streets, si1 rooms each, three on a
nooI h9uBts set back some Is feet, pretty lawn in
'front.' ready shrubbery, beautiful verandah and
bADeseme picket fence tp each house woocho1sa 6o
ots ITO feet deep opening on alley; near State De-
Hattnent convenient 70 two street railroads ani in
the most healthy ard improving part OF the ct,Y.
street lnprov ed snd pavement laid.
Terms; ae cash, balance in msnth,y insts,uleots
Apply 20 DObGE & DARNEIGLF
Real ENa.s Rrok.rS
aniy No. IS2S street
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('OkSON A s0YBe MIsCE MEAT,
~ the rfca est ia msrket
z. II. CCMfssCa,J ia Wholesale A gent
ec.I I'm No 62e LouhiApa A. snue
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81 HARNESS, ROBES, O.
AND BLANKETS.

AND BLANKETS. W.
Just received, a large and yaried stock of
CARRIAGE ROBES and HORSE BLAEKETs
which We are selling At prices lo,oer thaa ersy
sole agents for Hills celebrated
CONCORD HARNESS,
of which we have a large stock on hand, st Concord
prices. The concord Harne ss has q world wide rem
utauon ior Durability and strength. Those who
pave I'll t6t IN viii have NO other. -
HAHN EsS OF our own make and made to order
Genuine BUCksKIN GLOVES and GAUNT-
Be sure Of name and number ..
! LUTZ BRO
491 Pennsylvanis avenue,
-oe2-IM Next door to the National Hotel.
WINES AND Liquors..
,lROMELIEN SON established in 1884, hs.
removed and reopened their cid line Of BUSINESS in
ter, NO. 1919 street, by Pennsylvania avenue,
Tor private families and the trade where can be
1s SsG p eeos sek
GNEs and FQRIIGE LfQGOKs: also, old and nd
the different grades Of fine wHISkYs, ct reason
able prices. sep3O-lm
TREES, BULBS, PLANTS, &C.
The UNDERLINED offers an immense stock Of wen.
AP PP oHEkRY, l xPRl6 I1is phGAMs. :
&c; also. GRAPE VINES, STRAWBBRRIEs,@
fhkPs bSH
BULBOUs ROOTS, four import aions are direct
from the most eminent growers in Holland, Plants
suitable for green house, hot house, parlor, &C.
new, rare, and beautiful
Catalogues on application.
ocl02w' 69l 7th street. opposite Patent ONCE.
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IMPORTAsT TO ARCHITECTS, suILpfs
Asp SSsTkACToRs

hfosrAslls - oS HssTgEsr1STs, suILpfs
The CAPE AHh GRANITE COMPANY, hsvfna
sstsbl,shed an Agency IN this city, are prepared %
Furnish, az the ahortest NOTICE, oil kiDds Of Cuf
scts, builders contractors 81 the Lowest r1arkte
stee. We have constantly on hand o large ASSERT
window Ellis, Csps, Door SHls, Step, Vs's- Taolr.
Eass Courses Coping, &c Jas. -. RuSsgLL =
between Hsv vo-t avenue .o5 vslrkers ssIii-iv
Ollie II. KELLOGG, Of No. IL Cedar Stree
~ New York, Manufactures q TkAsSfAkENE
Engine OIL. which endures best winter srerfn-
OIL temttrsture. u IS handsome IN oolOF, a. ire
ron odor or gum. ard ~ yell s6aptsd % al
asschBefy PURPOSES. while costing lees than two
tbires the price. he cal |. IN nse o. Tnost %
gte Levi - per ofsc-s IN the District u Colasols
end hss beep for re past two esu. ccs az
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BUSINESS CHANGES.

BUSINESS CHANCES.
WAEIrp-A PssrsEB ,is-plas ~ .cfir,. N
sisT sah par ieslsr. sps iSsiot - soa a.
/ 0hoAS-slao eo IN ,sHs. fIgm SIS uP.
,ca - s-.i Es,s,e 3D..
Ca na issh street.. Pisst's Ba.idins.
w 60 aecrrss, 20 snsAss IN . d..,rsh,s - -
sratns tnsine-s ~ ashinsfr1 Co., - - 5s!.
rSkDi 90 Fsfs 81 fi.siy. 81. , Ss =
EOs SALk-NOOD a19 1.ST-
9TH street, Between ana n uar, "a -.
bTiek cree aoa FiEigrss, With L SSs a, a. ,S.e.-
city. I loS,s :, hobhkTs a BUEg n Ssar
S20,0G0 81 Zoo 200 rs SS sr,l1.. p .lsr
ocI7-lot slsisb.'9rss..,
4 COX ar THIS EEFOR. YOU FtErI.sEF
New STORE ard OS ELLISG. even r.,-,. On
AZ hSw Will ST iss S9ga Sasias-s -.
str.st - y Nis"- t''t1t' a. IS Va ~ I'D
Tso ~ t3TTAGLs, ,evos g. "a. viii es.l.-.
a. yCu want = BARGAIN. csIl ~ ,4EO A. LANU
ie&o street \. ", or $40 an ssrlot. .-ls 1t
CtBBs ISLAND FOX cALE
The rrcvr,e,ar- e thc .ssve rsrli.r su---a.-
LsSL.le I.,srd,,' y H. IA 81 o. sSSt
n,sfe,,, 5Fe,e-. lse ts s',er ip fhe @1l
oes-. viii meas - 15.C a. ~ "a ~ i-
tohb lslsud. situated sish. miles from 81 .sf
- Northanipion county. Var .nia. has io- q h..n
cci,brsi~a Es gGUaiuE a. rsutu-, aal 10 l.fs
L. s1rr.
Address 'OBs BRnTHrE-. ,ss-r,...-a D..
once, Northampton county, Nirr'ria. a.fsI-t
E'ch, SAik-.t e ga e,.alls.-I F-. "a
Not ~ FtANb. r.. go Ttr srHe. 50
n.w doius sood buslars-. Ash ., a. T. g
sore, s-9 ew l. =
So 00n $1,000, 5000 s.oo6.
Ncc.Opps 1000 $500 @. lend m Ri
p lA'e Security. StkGTAhT ELaHkMAN
A. rn"y ~ Lav, PisLts Hu-'diaE. corner .-.r n
and New York aseuae. Ia
fAsB PAID foR LADIES CENTS a. mt
y DhhNs' tAsi-oFF CLOTHING. auDFs
ShOtN, etc, AT 4. IBA bAUHL a93.- B-sfra
stt Get, GeorgetoNn- Note by natl from o.1~rar IN
or set inSton attended O.. ,s-ag d.
RsZAAh.-bsrssins 10 LADIES. GENrS aga
~ thlLDbhNc, tkDEEI LUI HIM nay ~
.ounn ~ W omen 8 Christian .ssCcia'ilu D. iicfa-v
ssS.Are Al orders promptly am neatly .Ascn; 4.
lnIALee or s-r.- 4 L.t --n sth and 5sh. noll q
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Id8 sUfkAME COURT OF til DISTRICT
y OF OOLU N6IA,
Ihs l9fh fay 81 Octo5ss, A. ID. lE1, ' =
HAkefkoS sf al vs. HARcEKoN ct a., 30. 2,zR,
Be- Equity Dockes 10. - '' = 7
,r9srsa, fbi: nineseeR tn day 81 October, A. d
ths. me sale. 9sds aud herstofore re ported by
sppo'sc os cecrse OF fhe Cesrt passed on ths selh
aA OF sep,,n,ber, A ID, 1871, In the above entitled
ue ,n ehd described, be ratified aud comb med,
s cause 20 ths contrary thereof be shown on OF
ueloIe tne IwENTY-sECoND DAY OF NovsNBsR
ShAt' Yrosiaei COPY OF this order be pubIish q
ny. We of ia &c Successive weeks prkor TO said
II ne CITY of sshinstoB, Dis rict of Ooium-
Ola Inc Trustees pert the total amount or
Gales five thousand aud sixty dollars md si.sss.
seven cents. -" o's"S
By the Curt. A wYIIr I,.,;.a
tue ooyy:-R. J. MKIGs, Clerk cSzi m AZ
a
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TRIOT OF COLUMBIA.
y The 1htrfy .trss Day ~ AHEssf. ls72
@. V. PowELL ys o. PORTER ROCKWELL, h
$50 Docket law.
On motion Of the plaintiff, by Mr.. Thomas v.
Miller, his attorney, u 10 ordered that the defeni
ceure his appearance TO be enterec herein Ice
fore the hret rule day occurring forty days sft-r
this day Otherwise the WI be proceed.d with
AZ In case Of default. By the cou-t
II ID. q. HUMPHREYS. Justice
True Cory, fer:.k MEISs, Clerk,
ocl4 -msw By J. JAY CAMP, Assistant lje-k
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ITO FURNITURE DEALERs, CABINET.
Il MAkBBS,. = y %
AND ALL IN WANT OF .1-s.-l-. -
ORNAMENTAL WOOD CARVING
Having the agency for the Artificial Wood Orna-
msnt Co am EHE prepared to furnish
BEDsTBAD ORNAMENTS,
PAEEL ORHAMENTS, b..
BUREAU BRACKETS,
RoSETTES. FRUIT ORNAMHNTS, &C., &c,
If the most beauaI designs at ne tenth the cost of
carving. Gall and examine stock and prices.
Sole agency for the DISTRICT:
L., SOS Eth street, N. W.,
Puilders' Depot fer Doors Sas h. aud BiisAs Mould
tnRs. Brackets. &c at low prices - ssH
RERHBY GIVE NOTICE TO MT FRIENDS
: = . ana the public generally that will sen-W
BEEF from the b. ct cuts down at from 10 To SI 81
70 9ents per pound At my stall No 551 Cen -
ner OF sd street and yireinis avsuue, South Wash.
odlSSt. - ISAAC GROSS,
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N ADhhk fLohks, -, -. a. s,rats1 Co.
- - yGft 5 uEsN nailed ~ t,iiis ne Pa, prss.
tht aoc ore q your life, IL I-ilG pc, ~ ular
etlhsins the sersrsf-ost .tt-r aud a0iaI g
Sot re sure way 70 success m lie Ia lAlte-g
pesih9es her advice - inFsiuatlo. She gives uli-
NeLs"i "a. action. None ever regret Consulting
tween and 4. ,rts sro.
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Our Female College.

In our article last week relative 10 the resig-
nation o. Professor Cheney as the Principal Of
our Female College, We did not aim 70 convey
the idea that this is not a good point for a
school Of the kind, but only TO say that our
people had not come mp 10 the support Of the
institution with that vigor which they had ex-
hibited in other years. The reason is palpsble
enough. Times have been hard--money
scarce. We know that there is no better point
in Kentucky for the establishment Of q first
class female college than Stanford. At least
one hundred girls could and should be in con-
slant attendance; now that "times" have some
what frightened, we predict for the successor
Of Professor Cheney, for the fall term, school
Of seventy-6ve TO eighty-6ve pupils. Our
buildings and grounds are admirable, and any
thoroughly qualified man who may be able TO
secure the position Of principal Of this school
will find that all we say Is true. Heretofore.
others have made from 5000 10 $500 per
session Of ten months, and We doubt not that
a sum even greater than this, can be realized
from this school. We want thoroughly com
petent man, and to such we are willing to gar
antee abundant success.
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Returned.

P.worhAm, E-q- one ofour most sueoe--
full Southern stock traders, and his wife, arrived
home on lat "Wednesday. He informs US that
there i still some trading In mules and horses
going on In Georgia and South Carolina. lie
would not have returned 20 soon had his health
not Allied him. He leh some stock at Atlanta
and other points 10 b. disposed Of by his agents.
Sold Last week twenty head Of good mules, for
which he paid Sls5 per head for rail-
road purposes, a; ssss each. The demand In
North Carolina for mules, has been principally
for manufacturers OF tuu-ntins. A great deal
Of stock sold for railroad purposes. We asked
Mr.. W. u II were true that he had sold one
Thousand head Of mules and horses during the
last season. lie replied that he had sold up
TO the first Of this month, over $50 and had
lost no money on them"