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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1874-11-14

The last outrage in Memphis, the las
d. ng manifestation Of Radical deviltry
was the arrest of w. o. Harvey, OF the
nrm OF Ely, Harvey d Richardson; F
III. White, and several other prominent
merchants Of this city, under indictment
Tor dischArging cOlored men for voting
the Radical ticket. 1t has created 8
profound sensation in the north. The
press is denouncing the outrage in the
severest terms. 1t is shown that oyer
atives in northern factories have been
dismissed on account of their votes, and
that this custom has prevailed even in
the United States navy-ysrds. But the
New York World discusses this question
in q legal and CONSTITUTIONAL view, show
ing most conclusively that the arrest OF
the citizens Of Memphis is gross usurp-
alton. The article in the World is ex-
haustive, but its great length precludes
the possibility Of transferring it to our
columns. 1t shows that the constitu-
honal amendment under which the en-
ioIcement act was passed, and this out
rage was committed, ''does not
confer the right of voting on any
body. The States are still the
source of the right OF suffrage;
they are only required, in granting
it, not to bestow it on white men who
have certain qualifications, and at the
same time withhold it from black men
having the same qualifications. II in
any State suffrage exists by law for all
males Of twenty-one years of age, it
must include negroes as well as white
men. Now, the power OF appropriate
legislation which is given to congress
for the enforcement Of this constitutional
provision, is $ power to reach and pre-.
vent any act Of State which authorizes
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no BE GIVEN AVAIL


PRICE OF TICKETS:
Whole Tickets. $1,000 QUARTER Tickets .g5.5g
Half Ti:kets........5.O0 Eleven I1ckets...siVV.Vs
NO INDIVIDUAL BENEFITS
Tbjs Concert is strictly for MASONIC prr-
poses and will be conduetsa Wiz tne l sssins
fiDeraIity, honesty ana 1itlInSsS Wnlcu onah-
acterized the first enterprise
JOHN j.. ROPER, President.
FOR Tickets and Circulars, giving full IN
Secretary, Norfolk, Virginia.
JOE LOCHE
will give fun particulars 80 Main ST., up stairs
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PRINTING MACHINE !
Is COUNT STREET, +: MEMPHIS.

Srs- This PRESS occupies LESS space; hs
greater STRENGTH; does FINER WORK;
and is pronounced by the leading Printers
in the United States and Great Britain the
BEST PRESS ever invented.
This Press was recently purchased OF AIessrs.
ooddinston Kingsley, London, England,
and Is now in operation and open for the in
spection Of all who may desire 10 witness the
workings OF this wonderful little machine
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1874-11-14
THE PowEK OF THE sourH

Even the southern people themselves
do not realize their own Importance in
the Union. The commercial men OF
the north understand this matter, and
hence their friendship for the south and
their great desire to see the south re-
stored to peace and prosperity. The
Cincinnati Enquirer is publishing some
valuable facts showing the importance
Of the south in the great ill.,
dustrisl interests Of the country. The
following table from the Enquirer
shows the exports of the south to foreign
countries in 1859, after it had supplied
the necessities Of this country:
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These figures show the power Of the
south, her Importance in the great com.
merch and industrial interests Of the
country, and our people will the better
understand this question when we tell
them that "the entire exports Of the
United States were six hundred and
ninety-three million dollars. Thus the
southern States contributed considerably
more than One-thlTd TO the maintenance
Of foreign trade. II they had the con-
troll OF their State and local govern
Inents-if they Were not trOdden down
by carpetbsggers supported by the bsyo.
net, robbed and plundered by them un-
til taxation is cOnfscstion-they would,
IS before the war, supply two-thirds OF
the exports. 1t is Cincinnati" says the
Enquirer, "more than any other city
which is interested in the trade OF this
wealthy agricultural section Of our coun-
try which is st her doors. 1t is her peO-
pie who should especially desire to see
the south contented and happy. But it
will never be so as long as the govern
ment at Washington insists that it
shuM be ruled by adventures from the
north controlling the voting power Of
the negroes in their interest"
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FRESH GOODS!

FRESH GOODS!
200 pkgs. new Minced Meat.
| 500 boxes Cheese Nutmeg, Factory, Swiss, etc)
| 100 pkgs. Pearl Barley, Grits, Oatmeal, Farina
| 50 bbls. Sweet Missouri Cider.
/ car load Eastern Early Rose Potatoes.
car load choice Apples, Oranges, Etc.
car load new Mackerel, Whitefsh and
| Salmon.
1000 pkgs. ew Raisins, Currants, Citron and
/ PruneS.
$50 pkgs. new Holland Herring, Goldfish and
s75 bbls. white and yellow Refined Sugars.
| go sacks Rio, Laguyra and Java Cotees.
1000 cases Jellies and Preserves.
| 5000 cases new Canned Fruits and Vegetables.
| 500 pkgs. Pickles, in bbls, kegs and glass.
1000 bbls and half bbIs Flour, all grades.
100 bbls. Kraut, Ham Sausage and Cranber-
$50 pkgs. Breakfast Bacon, Hams and Shout
ders.
200 pkgs. Almonds, Pecans, Cream Nuts and
100 bbls. new Beans, Hominy and Green Peas.
Also, a complete assortment of fancy and
staple Groceries, not above mentioned, Wines,
Liquors, Cigars and Tobaccos, for sale low to
the trade, at
G. 4. ECKERLY'S,
Cor. Front and Union SITS.
NOW Is The TINE!
275 MAIN STREET,
rs THE PLACE.
WATCHES And CHAINS
AT REDUCED PRICES.
Ola M ON 81
AT LOWER RATES.
JEWELRY,
STERLING SILVER,
PLATED WARE,
Cheaper than Ever Before Offered.
CONSTANTLY RECEIVING
New, Fine and Attractive Goods
W. Q. BYRD, |
Sz5 MAIN STREET.
FISH! FTSHs
THE place to buy your FISH Is at no. 8
i adams street, Memphis. at the Whole
sale and Retail Fish Depot. All orders prompt
" filed at the lowest market price, by
oet2l Eee l.. FRITZ.
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STRANGERS visiting our cityi while
speaking of the enterprise and thrift
ness of the inhabitants, frequently re-
mark the fewness Of handsome public
edifces. Everywhere fine buildings are
regarded as a..mark Of prosperity, and
serve to increase the standing Of a COM
munity in the nation. The beautiful
plan for the Masonic temple, which was
exhibited to the community over two
years ago, was therefore hailed with de-
light, IS betokening an addition 10 our
city of which we might well be proud.
Unfortunately, with but one story COM
pleted-just enough to give promise Of q
monument which should be quoted as
an ornRment-commenc the series Of
cslsmities which for the past eighteen
months have afflicted our city. Recent
ly we have seen, in the preparations Of
our merchants, abundant evidence Of
that indomitable perseverance and pluck
which has made Memphis city Of six
ty thousand inhabitants, and with their
efforts we bid fair again to resume our
old stride on the highrOsd to prosperity.
Nor is the Masonic fraternity behind
hand. Backed, as they are, by the most
respectable class Of our fellow-citizens,
they have made up their minds that by
a determined and united effort their
temple shall be completed; and we are
automatically advised that a gift concert
is in contemplation, which will be man
aged in a perfectly open manner, and
with the utmost prObity aud fairness.
1t is intended to have this concert in
Februs-y next, and gifts will be distrib-
uted 10 the amount of one hundred and
fifty thousand dollars-the highest being
twenty-five thousand dollars. With the
backing of the gentlemen whose names
have been given to Us as indorsing this
plan, We feel confident that it will be a
success; and the object is certainly wor-
thy Of the cooperation of every friend
Of the order and of the city of Memphis
everywhere.
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s. MANSFIELD. J. N. WOOD.
5. MANSFIELD & GO
Successors to Mansfield & Higbee),
MANUFACTURERS & WHOLESALE
SpECTAI NOTTCE

All those indebted to the firm of MANS
FIELD & HIGBEE are earnestly requested to
call and settle or make remittances without
delay, as the business OF the old firm must be
closed. S. MANSFIELD q co.
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WAVERLY HALL FRUIT FARM,
KERR AVENUE.

TUE undersigned Is prepared TO furnish
II strawberry and Raspberry Plants In guam
Titles to suit purchasers. Orders lett with
Spieer & Ryan, 354 Main street, shall have
prompt attention. JOHN +. SPICER,
October Is, 1874. Manager,
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me lilae.t orecr Of: ",iadals Awarded
gel Nl' EvpOs i.u
30 SEWISG MACHINE RECEIVED a
HiGHFH PkHE.
4 fEM annp REAsnN. .

Ia Nev Invention thoroughly tested
ii,j cured by Letters Patent
Make Q. PERFECT Lock stitch. alike
OIL buth sides, on al kinds OF goods.
g. Rams Litht, smooth, SOiselr.-, and
kapii--bc.L continuation pt qualities.
4.-DuraDio--Buns Tor years without re-.
pairs.
5.-Wtll do al yarities OF Work and Fancy
SIT hing in a superior manner.
lis most elisly managed 10y the opera
tor Length OF itch mss BE- altered while
rDnuin2, aud machine can be threaded with
Jut passing tire al through holes.
1'-pe.ign simple. Ingenious, Elegant,
forming he stitch withUut the use Of Co.'S
wheel Gear. Rotary cams or Lever Arms.
Has the Automatic Drop Feed, which in
.tfes uniform lergth ofstitch at any speed
la 9tr new Thread Controller. which fol-
lOws easy movement Of needie-bar and
prevents injury 10 thread.
s.-COnsiTuction most caTeisl and fin
i.hcd. lti- manufactured by the most skill
iul an experienced mechanics. at the cele-
DRAFTED REMINGTON ARMoRY, Lion. n. Y.
Western Office OF the company. %, state
Street Chicago, III. 3l2-l0-G-d&w-lm.
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OUR CHURCHES.

CHRISTIAN CHURCH-Eight street
between Washington aud Walnut.
Preaching every third and fourth sunday
sunday school at y y. ~.
Prayer meeting wednesday eYoning.
j; Is 1PIIBLE, Pastor.
EESDITHRIAN--ElC street.
Preaching, sabbath AZ 10t am. and "a pin
yrayer meeti q, Wednesday a. "a {. -
,gbhath School, Bpm. y. N. lssnrden, Gu
pe:intendcpt. lEv. II. TEAYxH. Pastor
4 sTUODIsT. Cor. Eighth and Walnut Sts,
Preaching, Sabbath at IL ara, and y. N
Prayer meeting, wednesday, ~ pm.
sabbath School, 3. Pm. Il. ". s'iiiwell,
nuedDtenGeni. kgy. j. L.. WALLER,
sarsnr
uUaCH or TIE REDEEMEls--CE piseo-
Morning prayers. Sabbath 1Ol AIN.
Evening prayers, I}p.n.
s.bbath School o am.
pvv. GUS. s. or BERT, Rector.
7, vATsi. .f- f .. Ninth ~. and
Pu0lic segyite, as'Dsa. and 100 en-.
Ncrperr, pm.
sabbath School, pr.
service every Gay, ar.
Rev. y. j. O'iiALtoBAs, Priest.
r. JOSTpu5 CIiiHCH.--iOermA cor.
ucr Of W slnut snd Cross streets.
dss.. syGEy sabbath at 10 o'clock an.
Nesp'rs, y. IN.
t,a.. during week DAYS. O'clock a. m.
REV. G. HOFFMAN, Priest.
4FRHAN LUTHERAN cHURCH--l8th
direct between Washington Avenue ami
Wslnut street.
Preaching sunday morning at 10 O'Clock.
sabbath School st o'clocb Pm
REV. &. DUKReCHr BI. Ps TOR.
3 DING NEWS CHRISTIAN AS3oCIA.
TION ,--Hegulrr meeting Beconu Monday
4. haHH
r co.'s book store, Commercial syeure.
Weekly Prayer meeting, Frday, n pm ~
l.. W. sriLLwKIr. Precedent.
vCoNn MISSIONARY BAprt3T
CHURCH.-COrner Sycamore ana rory
brst gtreets. Preaching sabbath Al u
o'clock q. N. and : o'clock y. "a.
sunday school o'clock 3. m.
TIE church 4 connected with the llnnnlt
Association, by the First MisSionary Bap-
u.t Church Of Cairo.
REV. sOioNOS LKOsAlD, PagtoE
vRlCAN METHODIST. --Fourieentb, 20
tween Walnut and Cedar.
Services, sabbath. II an.
sabbath school, I. pm.
Class meets at Pa.
gC0SD FREE WILL BAPTisT'-Fu-
tesnth Street, between Wslnut and Cefsr.
eoryicss sabbath, j. snd y. "a.
RRy. N. KICKS, Pastor.
pEY Will BAPTIST HOME III .lOS
SABBATH aCHOOL.--Comee Wsl'ut
sud Cedar streota.
Sqbbath school, 3 am.
-6ST FREE WILL BAPIlBP thUhLA
.Curry's Barracks
10. Wees, Sabbath II a.m., Q pm. : y p. ~.
Rrv. Wa. KELLEY, Pastor,
slUgT MISSIONARY BAPTlST CLUTCH.
Cedar. between Ninth and Tenth 80.
preAchiag sabbath, iOs en-. and - pm.
PRAYER meeting, "Wednesday evening.
Preaching, Friday evening.
esbba,h School, lsp.m. John VsnBEXtef
,ud Mary stephcns, Superintendent.
REV. T.. j. SBoKzs, Pastor.
FCOSD BAPTIST CHURCH-Fourtoeni
street. between Cedar and walnut. Inc
only baptist church recognized by tho As
ISOLATION.
services, sabbath. II am. Pm. and ] pm.
RVy. JACOB BRADLEY. Eldor.
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STATE OFFICERS.

Goyernor--John l.. Beverage
lieutensnt-5oyoTnog
secretary Of StA.o--teOrge II. Harlow.
Auditor o. State. T.. LiIp'Lco;t.
date Troasurer-CE-ler Ruiz.
Attorney General--JRme- X. Edshll.
supt. Public Observation-Disclosures. batSmar
COEGRESsMEE
gouators-Richard j. Ogiesby and John A.
Ogan.
Elements.
MEMBERS GENERAL ASSEMBLY.
Representatives IN the S0th district.-
'ohn II. Oberiy, VIM a. Lemma and hsih-
j. lnscore.
ssnator FOR the 50th dis,rict.--Jesse Ware.
COUNTY OFFICERS.
CIRCUIT COURT.
JUDGED. J. Baker, OF Alexander
states Attoruey--Pntrtcs II. Pope.
Clerk. ;. locuLn.
Sheria-A. II. irwin.
WIN. Martin--Assessor and Treasurer.
suryeyor--John l.. Bely.
COUNTY COURT.
Judge +. Bros.
Associates--J. Il. McCTite and :. HArehii-
lon.
Clerk--Jacob q. Lyoch.
Coroner-John X. GosHmsn.
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OBSTACLES 10 MARRIAGE

Happy Relief for Young Men rom ths o.
Manhood Restored lmpediments to Mar
riage removed. New methodo OF treatment;
New and remarkable rem dies. 10 ks and
.ircuIars sent free In sealed enyelopes. adj
iress. HOWARD ASSOCIATION, 4l8
Sorth Ninth St, Philadelphia, "a ,--.an
foroable conduct and professional skill.
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SECRET ORDERS.
THE MAEDSs.

THE MAEOSS.
n % COMMAEDERY, No. E:-siatsd
A. , rOly At the Asylum Masonic Hall, hrat
ard I'D Mondays in each month.
,AtHO COUNCIL, No. 2i.-Hegulsr CoDvo-
c.;i "A at Masonic Hall, the second Friday
In each month.
AFRO CHAPTER No. U.-hegniAf ION.
vocation az Masonic Hal, on the third
Tuesday Of every month,
AFRO LODGE, SO. 237 +. q A. NJ -ksgl-
lar CT .nmunlcstions at Masonic Hsl. the
seer d and fourth Mondays OF each Month
THE ODD-FELLOWs.
,LLXANDER LODGE. 224--Meets In odd
Fellows' Hall. IN Arter's building, every
Thursday evening at . o'clock.
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SCHEHlE's TULH0yIC sYRUFrJB luz
CuaE or CossUnrrils, CoUGns, Asp
CUDs.-The greet virtue o. tbis rosd cine
is that il r.peni ths matter nd throws IL
out Of the system, puriis . food, and
thus effects cure.
scHTSCKs SzA WEED ToSIc, yoH THs
CUE or DrsrEP-IA, IED.GEsTIoN, Sc.
Tho Toais produces q healthy Ge.ioa Il
the stomach fronting au apostle, form-
ins coyie, ard c1r.as The mos! obstinate
cases Of Indigestion.
ScHEscK.s hAEDgAEg Pills, FOR THE
CURE OF LIVER CoMPLAIsr, 81.
Those Pills are Alternative, and produce
healthy action Of tia liver. without tho
loss, danger, a. they are free from ealc-
mel, and yet more edirtcious Ia restoring
healthy totion Of the liver.
Thee remedies are certsiu cure for
Consumption, a. TIE Pu.monic Syrup
ripens the matter aud pur.ics tho blood
The Mandrake Pills &c: upon the liver,
croste a healthy bile, and remove all dis
eases ofihe liver, often ca.s, q con-
sumption. The Ses Weed Tonic gives
tone and strength 90 the stomach. makes %
good digestion, and enables the organs 20
form good blood Sad thus create. n
healthy circulation Of healthy blood. Tho
ubiued sriion Of those me1icnos. ~
thus explained will cure every case of
Consumption. If tak'nIn Time, AID the
use Of tho medicines b. porsevoreI ir.
Dr. Schench is professionally at HIS
principal Office corner SIXTH and ARCH
SIS Philadelphia, every morning, whore
ali letters for advice mus. ie addressed.
l0-9.lm
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CASTORIA Is more than substitute for
Castor Oil II Is the only SAFE article in en-
teisnce which is sure to regulate The bow
els, cure windcoic and produce natural eep'
Ii Is pleasant TO take. Nhlluren need notcry
ana mothers may sleep. 10, WY
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Keep every thing pertaining to the
line of staple and Fancy Groceries,
Wo0dcnvare, Vegetables, Fruits, &C.,
&c.
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CHARTERED MARCH 81, 1863
,GrY NATIONAL BANK, CAIRO.

CITY NATIONAL BANK, CAIRO.
OFFICERS:
a. B. STAFFORD, President
IS. TAYLOR, Nice-Presidcnt;
II. HNsLOP, secretary and Treasurer.
DIRECTORS:
i. NJ. BARCLAY, CuAs. GALJGHER,
L. NJ. sTOCkFLETH, PAUL q. SCHUH,
II. IL. CUNNINGHAM, III. l.. HALLIDAY,
j. N. PHILLIPs.
INTERET paid on deposits Mt the rate OF
six per cent. per annum, March LIST ana
September LIST. Interest not Withdrawn IL
added Immediately to tho principal of the
deposits, thereby giving them compound
Interest.
MARRIED WOMEN AND CHILDREN MAY
DgPOsIr MoGEY AND NO ONE ELsE
CAN DRAW IT.
Open every business day from n. M. Il y
p. NJ, and saturday evenings tor savings de-
posts cnly, from q to O'clock.
w. HYSLOP, Treasurer.
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WAITING


Through the gray willow The bleak winds
are fayinR
Here on the shore. with it, drin-wooi
and ssuds:
over the river The liics are Watiug
Bathed 10 The Suusbinu OF O,ielt laud.:
Over the river. the wide. dark utcr,
spring-iimo and Summer as' blooming
Ofcser
Hcrc, al alone on The rocks. am sitting.
Biting, and waiting-My comrades al
gone
Shadows Of mystery, drcaiiIy rb,in,
over the suri with it- sOrtuWlul l ..t.
over the river. TIE strange. 'H.i rHtt.
All! Must wait los tue b0Iiu.h io,.,
Wife and chliioen and ffieEdswefc aouit
me.
Labor and rest were az WHY'S to JOS .oul
Honor and love were tn jewell that crowd
Little rocked how thc dark water. o.. d.
But the fecp riSci, the gay. mi-'y river
AL that lived for has taken forever.
silently came black boat o'cr The lHiows :.
~tsaltliily grated the keel on ihc ssud
RJsuirg iODt-stsps were head through
the WiiioHs
There the dark hoaman stood, waving hi
whispering. 81 cone, Ger the shadowy
TIyer;
She Who &. dearest must lcayc Acs
forever
suns that were brigntc.t aud skies .tha,
were b'uest
Darkcned aud paiod in the message Doc
bore.
Year after year went the fondest. the tfIiest
Following that reckoning hand 10 the
.hOro
Down 10 the river. the cold. grim river.
over whose waters they vanish forever.
Vet not in vision. Of grief have a wandered:
still have t0iied, though my arior las
flown,
Labor is manhood and lie f. but squan.
deTed
Dreaming vague dreams Of the future
slOues
yet from the Tide Of the ulystiral river
Voices Of spirit, arc whispering ever.
Lonely and Old. 10 the du-kI ON waiting.
III! thc dsIh Boaiman, with son muilled
oir,
Glidrs DER tho waves. and hear the kccl
grating,
sec toe dim reckoning hand on the shore.
Waiting M over The welcoming MGR
10 gardens and E0mrs Char arc shining
forever.
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IN O BIB EA(S Il Z e st.
GAZE LTsX5.
CENrAR LINAMEYT.

he great discovery Of the
~ age. There is no pain which
GS% the Cuulaur Imminent viii no
FL relieve, 10 swelling which II
NJ ~ will not .ubdue, aud no lame
p1irAD ness which it viii not cure
REIi-. This is strong language. hut
- It Is true. 10 Is no hupbug;
IFITp'E the recipe Is printed around
ga ch bottle. A circular containing certih e
cate, of wonderful cures OF rheumatism
neuralgia, ock-jaw, sprains, swellings,
scslds, cakcd breasts, poisonous bite i,oZen
feet, govt, saltrheum. car-ache &c,, and the
recipe OF The Liuiment wi be sent gratis to
anyone. II is the most wonderful healing
and pain relieving agent he world has ever
produced. Il sells as no article before did
sell, and II sells because II does iut what VI
pretends 10 do. One bottle OF the Centaur
Liniment tor animals yellow wrappcris
worth a hundred dollars FOR spawned,
stra ned or CALLED horses and males, and for
sore w-worm in sheep. No family or stock
owntr can afford TO be without yentaurLin-
iment Price % cent; large bottles ST. j
y. Rose q CO., SO Broad way, New.
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Newspaper advertisingis the most energetic
and vieilant OF sslesmen; addressing thou
sands each day, always in the advertisers
interest, and ceaselessly at work seeking
customers from all classes.
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ENTERPRISE SAVINGS BANK
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Through the gray willows The bleak winds
are faNiIR
Here on the shore. with it, drin-Woot
and ssnds.
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80 ~ wv - - y - W - "a
Hr ggisis and CHn Agts., rtu llue.r0. f.'-. d
coz 90 Washington aLI charlton Sta. -.
SOLD E1 ALI DRUGGISTS ~ DEALEI.b.
The New York herald., 1874-10-11

A NATIONAL SCHOOL OF TELEGRAPHY l39
IA. 9Th st.. Broadway; only school where tel
egraphy is taught practically day and evening" posi-
tions.
The New York herald., 1874-10-11

A SMART. ACTIVE MAN WANrED-TO SELL COAL;
ApplY ut 81 West 38th st
The New York herald., 1874-10-11

A LII PLUMBERS AND GAS FILTERS OUT OF EN-
n p0yment reQuc sted to call at the sTANDARD
PARK AND STREET LAMP COMPANYiS office, corner
VI Water and Fulton Sta. under United States HQtck
The New York herald., 1874-10-11

900 Sd Av.. THIRD FLOOR, BACK.-A RESPECT.
zoo able woman wishes gentlemen's families
washing to out by the day best ciry references
Call all the week
The New York herald., 1874-10-11

Of0 9Th Az. RING FIRST BELL.-A. FIRST
LOU class colored laundress wishes families
ladies' and pentiemen's washing; futhg and pufing
evening dresses Mrs A. E. WRIGHT
The New York herald., 1874-10-11

DOY WANTED-IN LARGE OFFICE; MUST BE
- smart and active not Is years old and live
the city Address, in writing OF applicant d. o., Herald
office,
The New York herald., 1874-10-11

1Oc WEST 26TH ST. TOP FLOOR, FRONT Room
lou respectable coored woman wants families
gentlemen s washing at her home. or would go
out by the day. good reference. Inquire for MARTHA
BROCK
The New York herald., 1874-10-11

1f1 WEST BTH STA COLORED WOMAN
LIT wishes families gentlemen's washing by the
week month. Miss HINES.
The New York herald., 1874-10-11

Tax WEST NTH STA FIRST CLASS FRENCH
Ito laundress wishes to take few gentlemens
ladies' washing At her own house.
The New York herald., 1874-10-11

DRIvATE LESSONS IN ENGLISH GIVEN TO
i up ladies Of neglected education by an ex-
perienced lady teacher particular attention TO
mar ARD letter writing Apply at book store l7S Sixth
The New York herald., 1874-10-11

OOG lsT Av,, ROOM I-WAsHING WANTED AT
AOO her own home. or would go out by the day.
best city reference.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1874-12-01
The Centemniai Celebration.

The Commissioners appointed by the
United States Government aud the Stale
Of Maine have issued their circular call
ing upon every manufacturer. artist
miueraiogist. &c, to prepare Tor the tx
hiJiliOn at Philadelphia in 1876. This
Exhibition is expected 10 include every
form Of Improvement in the United
States and also of all the other nations.
r. is to be national and international.
The Commissioners are Charles P. Kim
ball, President; Joshua Nye. |. ;. Com
J. Il. McMallen. +, ! Shsw. +. A.
Sprasue. c. W. Roberts, W. II. Simpson
Maine Directors; Eaueh Kuisht, S9cy.
CD Exchange 81. Portland.