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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1874-08-14
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No one has ever been able to make out
what it means. 1t was placed there by
order of Rachel herself, and contains,
as they say, the secret of her life. A
contributor to the Figaro says he pos
sesses the secret, and will reveal it as
soon as the paper appears; for, IN con
sequence Of its publication OF the Comte
de Chambord's letter, it is suspended tor
a fortnight. But was there any especial
mystery about Racbers life2 Sorrow
enough and wrong, to be sure, and surely
We don't want to know anything more
about them.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1874-08-14

Private drinking has greatly increased
in England since the passage OF the law
closing public houses at eleven o'clock
at night.
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THE NEW
A FEW GOOD REASONS:

IA Ne,v Inuention THOROUGHLY TssgKD and
secured by Letters Patent. 81.
2-Makes q perfect LOCK STITCH. alike on
both sides. on all kinds Of goods.
3-Runs LIGHT, SMOOTH, NoIsELEss and
RAPID best combination of qualities. 't
4-DuRABLE- Runs for pears without repairs.
o. WM do all Uarieties of ,cork and Fancy
Stitching in a superior manner.
els most easily managed by the operator.
Length Of stitch may be altered while run
ming, and machine can be threaded without
passing thread through holes.
= Design Simple, Ingenious. Eeoanf, form
ing the stitch uithoU the use Of Cog Wheel
Gears, Rotary Cams or Lever Arms. Bias
the Automatic Drop Feed. which iHsHres wHi-
form tea0ts Of stitch at any speed. Has our new
ment Of the needle-bar and prevents injury 70
thread.
S-CoHsTRUCTIos most careful and PIEIsHKD.
It is manufactured by the most skillful and
experienced mechanics, at the celebrated
Remington ArmOFy, IliOn, N. r.
Cincinnati ON ee, Isl Fourth stFeet.
lM-I56 Iln
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1874-08-14

1t must be aggravstiag for the felons
Of Santa Barbara, Cal, to be made to
work on a new prison for their own in-
carceratiOn.
Lady Visitor-"My dear, do you know
whether your mamma is engagedf'
Little girl Ct the period-"Engsgedl |
Why she's married"
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1874-08-14

The Stevens battery, in New York
harbor, is for sale. You can get it for
$lOOOO,0O0. For details, etc, apply on
the premises.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1874-08-14
The 22d Day Of August, 1874,

between 10 I'm. and pm. at r. Van Brock
lin * Sons. Nos. 299 and 301 Second street.
Memphis, Tennessee, sell at public auction,
to the highest bidder. for cash, the following
property, conveyed to me by said deed, viz:
One dark bay horse. about fourteen hands
high one rockaway and harness one buggy
and harness; and one wagon. The sale is 70
be made to pay the debt in said deed mem
toned. w. /. COLE.
CoLLIER & HoUsToS, Attorneys.
July %. 1874. 122-151
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Racb.,,s wy.,ie Iosc rip ton.

The Paris Figaro says that 10 the cor
ner of the bed chamber wherein Rachel
Felix died, oner a prie-dieu, is the in
scriptiou-
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Trustee's Sale.


DY VIRTUE OF A CERTAIN TRUST
ID deed made on the 9th day Of June, 1850.
by ID. G. Cross. to ne as Trustee to secure GER
tain Indebtedness therein mentioned. which
trust is of record in the Registers office Of
Shelby county, Tenn, in Record Book No. AZ,
page S79, to which reference is made. l will on
Tuesday, August 25, 1874,
at the southwest corner Of Main and Madison
streets in the city Of Memphis, Tennessee.
sell at public auction, to the highest bidder.
for cash, the. following real estate, to-
wit: A lot in South Memphis, being
lot Z in block 30, fronts ON the west side OF
Msin street 800 feet, and runs back between
parallel lines 100 feet. and is bounded on the
north by Huling street. on the south by Treze-
want street.. on the west by lots and s. and
on the east by Main street. Equity of redemp-
tion especially. waived, and title believed TO
be good, though sell only as Trustee.
JAMES P. WOOD, Trustee.
PArTERsoN 4 Lowe, Attorneys.
July 23 1874. l3-1H
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PAPER.
Paper ! Paper /! Paper
OF ALL KINDS.
A. ". Du POINT &E OOy
Manufacturers and Wholesale Dealers.
Louisville, KentackY
Have lust removed TO then new. laRR
four-story warehouse. No. 1A Main -
LEGAL.
~(~~~~~~-@--
Trust sale.

TNDER THE POWER GIVEN NE By
~ the deed Of Thomas Koffod. executed
July 70, iS!3, and registered in Shelby county
IN Record Book No. 6 of chattles, page Isl. /
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.Jepet at foot Of Main street.
Ticket 0fico. 2S7 Main street. corner Of
dadison.
M. BURKE, Gen'I 6up't.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1874-08-14

MISSISSIPPI AND TENNEssEER.R
Arrives. Leaves.
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RAILRaAs TaE TABLES.

MEMPHIS AND LOUISVILLE RAILROAD.
Arrives. Leaves.
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Eight Dollars per Annum.
VOL. XVIII.
PUBLIC LEDGER.
Weekly Public Ledger,

Published every Tuesday at So per annum lin
clubs Of Eve or more, 81 50.
Communications upon subjects OF general
interest to the public are at all times accept
able. .
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-03-30
SERIOUS ACCIDENT.
TWO LADIES AND A CHILD THROWN
FROM A PHAETON.

. a
fAOA fhAsION.
49,. st.stsooa swo yec.. 49, L..,.,--I II
~. 49, Anhle SmAn ana Laars 1l.. =; -. ~ 4
M mouse OF M. n. W. bienu, w q
.'toet, having oeen captured w. VI
..os r!ss0inS ~, st.ss-S -. ~
IN IN ssfsets' sno % plevns . ". .-.ss.
nowadays, concluded that tney uoeiu
turn-7ut and minsie WIN .ne ~ 'nIons ~
dasn up AND down rennsyNsa" s.s.1s W.
AFTERNOON. many o. tneN ~
regardless OF the oaAeen nsksc 70 A:osa w.
n mct, tnis ptoeIssa. .soso.Sni.ss, tssssse p
oeine the boulevard ~ me osy, ~ oeeonc
regular Isoeeoehees M sson sasotnson is@s.s,
- wen - na.es' eaa % sssn speeding their hoFes
over the wood pavement. and struggling to give
tneF compeutofs the CODY, while promenadGs
tnrone the adsweiks eager . sse the sport ga
dehgnt N the amusement. Bat they forget en-
ureiy tnat snefe are others VINO nave come out 70
ENJOY ne fne 1edersU Wy nd this
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-03-30
ST. MATTHEW'S Or. c. CHURCH
PALM SUNDAY CELEBRATION.


The Catholic churches yesterday palm Su n.
day. commenced the oommemoration Of the sol.
emn events which surround the death, burial and
resurrection Of Christ. At St. Matthew'S the
affairs were appropriately decorated with palm
branches, and the services were Of most imposing
character. At IL O'Clock Rev. DR.. White, pastor
Of the church, entered the sanctuary and COM
menced the services Of the day, assisted by Rev.
Mr.. De Woolf and other clergymen. The music
selected for the occasion was from Mozart's Sew
en.h Mass. DR.. White, 1t tho close Of tho first
gospel, preached brief sermon ON the origin Of
the day and the lessons to be derived from
It. The palm was blessed and borne, he
said, In commemorstion of the entry which
Christ made into Jerusalem, in defiance of all
threats and opposition, to show that he was really
what he professed to be, tho eternal Son Of God.
The people of Israel came out to meet him, and
he was led triumphantly amid shouts Of hossnna
to the Sacred City, from which, . few days later,
He was dragged to crucihxion. In His infinite
mercy and lore He offered Himself A. sacrince
for the salvation of man. and twas, therefore, the
object Of the Church to celebrate the victory oil
our Saviour over death and hell and to invite all
to unite In expressions Of JOY gratitude, and love
for Him go
DR.. White next passed in review over the work
which had been accomplished by the Catholic
Church In various sections Of the globe and at the
conclusion Of his remarks procession, composed
Of priests and aeolytes bearing tspers and palm
boughs, marched through the centre aisle Of the
church to the stoop outside, where the Gloria Lsss
was chsnted. The Mystery Of the Passion was
read on the retarn Of the proceseion. and tho 70.
mainder Of the mass was celebrated - usual.
number Of Indians, who occupied front seats
near the altar during the entire services appeared
to be very attentive worshipsrs.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-03-30
colfMEkcrAL.
BALrIMoRE MARKETS,

BALTIMORE. March q. -BkxADsrUrrs-Ylour.-
ss sssp Is on
10 Esiss 4 and II o. DO nanny FANNY Il
EISseat,-IThe sales reported on Change embrace
LOO bsshele sI.ryIand gooi 70 prine red, d. Is
M ia i.ssS d: %sstTn 4 G.S {cr amber m D' and
t;ss for &c rcd; Ia -, Z, .,,.. =. ~.
Re Sing !. less Iuoysnt for ali desei The re-
q ssS's Ss1s4 80 M ,,Sss xss
steamer Corn. no sal lot offered: me market FOR
sS: s;. apa s
on gr,ysis terms snt I. U to is tc DO In Eievatoi
Oafs-sses to-day 40 bushe Is Southern, inlsts,
SSs.cTSe receipt. to day were 800 bushels, and
GSetes.%weSacss. = fSiiSws: Middiins lsx cents,
icv WiadlinG bA@isk cents: str.e good ordinary
ceipts ports Tor the veei esdhs were
and & s. 6sles he ecrTespondns week isst year.
The stcek g 9. ports Z s.tim,ssd e 60 9 6les.
rally armer, but We learn OF no movement beyond
what has been reported. Bulk Meat Is held nr.ner,
t d ss. s'ees b.: &
S40sN cents aud clear ris sides at sss0sX cents,
SsS'ss cs, .st 81 xs ssSs
sSSsSsrs !. q eHns .ss So q ssns: iof
Lard s arm, and crude wonid bring sK CENTS, but
sssfs is n nsSs err ssnE W. quote rsned .. 1o
= sea;.. qnose prices to-day % follows. Cub.
%ss fsas sSSe ss9fs:;
GAL s0sH cents; do: boxes No. z, ~ cents: Porto
S hiso I. srSsssy !sS Asaf' and Demsrara vacuum
.WSssiv:S lie sssSes for 4ishviassi. dnll. and
q day !:
cents per GALLON. lhe latter az outside agure.
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HELP, HELP!!
A TIMELY APPEAL TO THE CHARI
TABLE

| A TIMELY APPEAL TO tn e CHARI
TABLE
To the Editor of the National Repsblieda:
How is it that while New York and other great
cities attracting the envfsbe attention Of The
world by noble deeds Of charity Washington
which should DO the first to set national example
Of progress il apparently asleep, 20 far, At least
- doing good to the unfortunstes and helpless Il
ooncernedf Surely, City crowded with the r.
fined and intelligent Of the world cannot afford e
lie still and coldly survey the good work being
done by its sister cities without Ut least an st
tempt to emulate their noble examples.
In the national capital are . number ofcharitsbls
institutions Heaven implanted havens Of rest and
hope-which yearly do an amount Of good thai
the public know little Of These institutions srs
maintained by noble little bands Of warm-hearted
women who work persistently and diligently fol
the support Of the places where the sick are sue
cored and the worn and weary fnd rest. By con
slant begging, BY fairs, by readings, by an occa
siooal ball and BY other lahorions meanS the
ladiss continue toohtain the scanty Of doing
continual good. but no one seems to come forward
with will and heart to assist them In theiI
beautiful and patient work.
Now, Mr.. Editor, yours is . great and infiuen
tial journal. You have It in your power to do q
noble work. and one which will gain you priceless
blessings here and hereafter. VIII you not, then
lend the weight Of your influence to assist the
patient ladies who, almost single-handed, have
for years struggled in the good work alone. 1t
was by the chief exertions Of . New York paper
that nearly thirty Thousand dollars was raised in
that city on Thursday last for tho blessed cause
Of charity. Tho managers Of i've theatres gener
ously came forward and offered their places Of
Amusement and their entire companies for the
good Of the poor and suffering, and tho result was
that the nd-hearted public filled these i've
houses to overlooking. Surely the managers Of
our theatres are not less generous and tender.
hearted than arc those Of the great commercial
metropolis, nor are our citizens less charitable
Therefore can but believe that the former would
cheerfully set apart performance for the assist
ance Of the patient bands Of lady-workers in the
good cause, If urged 80 to do, and an sure the
generous citizens of the national capital would not
be 20 wanting in humanity to fail to appreciate
their kindness by neglecting to respond to tho
cali Of charity a. nobly q did the citizens Of New
York. - .a
Do, therefore, set the charitable ball in motion.
Urge our amusement caterers to emulate the no
BILE example set them by their brethren in other
cities, and, backed BY your powerful support and
that OF the ladies Who have heretofore worked Al
most alone, Am sure your suggestions would
meet with . generous response, and you receive
the blessing of the unfortunates who are depend
emit for support upon the charities Of the cold
world. aEa- 49,
Yours, in hope,
uv
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-03-30
CIRCUIT CHIEF JUSTICE
CARTIER .TlTf

This coart was engaged ~ follows on Saturday:
Claxton W. Adams Bill Of exceptions presented
and signed, .---sr.r ss1
O'Donald ". Rnst 4 Marshall Judgment set
aside for want Of service.
Rust VI. Kinmsll + Mcdonald, Judgment re-
vorsed.
wnnams VI. Harris 8 Merrium. Judgment on
verdict for PLAINTIFF. - --''
Butler VI. Reaves. Motion for new trial over
ruled. - e--s -l.szr
Jakob We. Rupert Motion for new trial over
ruled. - Vsrs-i.--I.. 3,
United States fuse Of Holoran) ". King ct al.
Notion for q new trial on bill Of exceptions. =
Mass & Pitney w. Washington and Georgetown
Railroad Company. Ordered on calendar. Ad-
journed. ,y'ts
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-03-30
FUNERAL OF DIR. p. CROGHAN.

The funeral Of DR.. Croghan took place yesterday
afternoon at his late residence, 915 street, Rev
Father Walter oficiating. Tho remains were en-
oased in m elegant silvcr-mounted rosewood cas-
ket, upon which were placed floral tributes Of
affection and esteem from friends who loved the
deceased for his many generous and noble quail
ties. DR.. Croghsn was probably ono Of the mos.
sccomplhhsd iinquists and scholars in Washing
ton and no better proof OF his abilities IN his pro-
fcssion can DO given than tho presence at the
funeral Of hundreds of Borrowing patients who had
been under his medical care from time to time
during the past twelve years. Now that the grave
has received all that Is mortal Of him, It would be
cruel to remember his railitIes when he possessed
so many worthy characteristics, but rather dwell
Ling upon these, ever pray reqaiescar IN pace.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-03-30
ADJUSTMENTS.
DECHERCHE DRAHATIC ENTE
~ 60 TAINMENT. T.l

RECHERCHE DaAMATIO ENTER.
~ ~ TAIIMENT. u -.l -
Reeitations and imperssnaffons BY -
Grace Greenwood and krs. Sarah f. Aues,
At LINCOLN HALL,
MOUNTAINEERING, March 81, lS.4
at O'clock. Admission 81 cents; reserved seats,
Is cents; at Ellis Co. . music store. ~ I
new eDd attractive programme VIII be ar
Ssnged. Bear In MUD thst.no reserved seats Will
oID No On KxHInITIoH SNLNo
7zasr..-XT-.s sasr
No. 0Seventh st., between d and Z skresta eighi
do9r! above Old Fellows Han. :.
Ceoaee ~ fainungA, Engravings, Chr0mos, "A.
.SA 1Io. ~ siesa g TsPensaStngs, W.iSow
se!s, k I Mr,ls, sAf.,'in The Dissries.
Please remember Name and Number. te1s-ly'
EoR HoUxT vHHHoN. /,
The Steamer ARROW, Captain Frank HealIass.
head, having been rebuilt and entirely reatted ~
ROOT OF SEVENTH eTREEE,
DAILY tsand.ys sMTsSRss4l AZ kTd \ O'CLOCK Sos :
~ E'.s = ws'hnsto. sna 1r e.. sxSH -
IKSD ..4l - osnI sue.t stssn = Arros.
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THIRD ANNUAL DALI. = si9 m
= H0D THE DnNEvyT OF . ast4
&C TME CxE1LD8END M00R1TAL,
MASONIC fn1PLR, : sAs, .,
TTrHgnAY EYENIN6 APRIL, T. liza

In soliciting the patronage Of the public to the
above sntertsinment, the UlreetoEs ofthe Hospital
purposes ohe ilsiliution 70 be bsnedted, the need
Tor such charity IN Washington, and the smoanf Of
sueEings Of the sick and diseblsd poor, without dis
tnction q to SEX tect, nationality or color, oad
Tiskess nay BE- eStsinsd fssn The nsmbsrs OF any
sfsss q End g q, sSsI pse; There eksfs
Admitting GentlemAn nd lazy .......,.......6 %
Admitting additional LADY. o
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stock 10 now ready In elothing We have the
largest and finest stock We eyer exhibited. In
our custom department our stock Of piece Geods
cannot be surpassed, either n style o. qualify.
EIsKNAN BRoe.,
tes seventh strset, tnird door s6ove E.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-03-30
sUrf FoR KILLING A HORSE.

Ieetw A. Bastists yesterday entered nit
seainst 0ssrTs Doasldson, alleging that hw
s.,ost tn horse Of the defendant with s1eh flores
eSst he disd. He claims damages d e1Se
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RSeK51i411GC0

ReeADu9AD = o.. go
weslA can sit.atiss e dee hsyess tetheir now
|kIssebl = dSSSeIS 2 y ss.aaai ~
S:s IS: :::s!s go 49,:
+ lie: LIS sss'j r.. p..i..s =. :. .i.s... :,
Tswtis, Nepki6s, bieeched and Unblesched Co.
~ 81 !sass -: rsisis .sD " ees.i sp;s ran
ks2es ss8 d.sRf sUS ssssSs = aosisry, e,ovs
Esranls: 81 esher eoe1s 10, nnsarus.s. 20 Hss.
s. as Z: Is !: ss''sss
RR0ptlEAD& Gus, !
i~s EHss s1000i Er01x00v,
l MIN Dslwssa TvsiftA ana 1Airssensh streets.
l16ED1CAL DEPARTMENr NIvERsIT'Y
AVA u.s. y o. 9BOn0EToWH. iala -
hmm. :s. SUE, y M Z sss Z g: Sss
csmnencing APRIL /, AID snasng JULY l., Lee;
mar SS sas sasass e
S.,,s e r. r. " E:., Lectures es to III Assea
WIN, II. kSss. ~, i,ssss.sf upon Principles
an. Sc sRfs;Ii & Lecturer upo.
3. b. e Upon PIN
eEas;x s:1 FEE. rsks & mon Mater.
Wssk1ss % sHS Ta H. D., Professor OF Gen
E ksniSso;fz Ie..o. Of
Yisesfs z cH IL saa u D.. Lecturer upo,
Gsssis:;s se:ir,ns ss M...,eni.,s Vim can up:s g:
- JOHNSON ELIOT, y. p.
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THE GREArDRY GOODS SALE

continues to attract crowds Of ladies and gentle-
mon 70 the weli-known and popular suettoa.roomi
Of Messrs. Green Williams, Tenth and streets.
class dress goods, and form the subject Of dsily
conversation In many households throughout the
city. The REPUBLICAN, has evsry morning
daily at 10 O'Clock, and will continue 70 do until
It closes. This 10 done that our readers may b
tunity they new have Of securing, At very low
prices the very best dry goods suitable for spring
and summer wear, beeldss elegant carpets, rugs,
Portable accommodations during the sale. and ara
consequently not subjected 70 the inconveniencea
Of large crowds, - at ordinary suction saleS.
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THE MARK8TS

FINANCIAL S1s.i, {"
DISTRICT STOCK EXCHANGE
Furnis.ed BY J. F. Brodhead, Banker. SIS FyteentA
MARCH n Is7A
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ANN1HHRSARY or INSTRUMENTATION

or THE CRUCLFLXIOV
The anniversary Of the eraeinxion GOOD Fri
day. will b observed BY Columbian Commandcry
No. z, Knights Templar, on Friday evening next
BY appropriate religious ceremonies 1t st. johns
church. BY invitation Of the rector. Rev. John
Vaughn Levin. " 81 "a = -
The commandry will assemble at Masonic Tom
pie, in full Templar uniform, at O'Clock, and at
o'clock march to tho church, where discourse
prepared for the occasion, Illustrating the inau
ences Of the Christian orders of knighthood upon
Christianity, will be delivered by DR.. Lewis, whs
is himself Templar, and member Of this com
mandery. As this is the first public observalce
Of this solemn anniverssrys BY the Tsmplsrs in
this city, will be % occasion Of peculiar and nm
usual interest
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-03-30

GRASD SALE OF VILLA AND GARDEN
g. 80 EITEx
Lstinsr C3saFy WI sell about ths middle Of
April ~ .Alaxandor Hunter, about three hun
dred acres Of land lying between Washington and
Alexsndria, Whish viii b suhdividedt n lets to
SUIT al paltjea. A statiea vii b huilt on-ths
ground by the railroad company. Great induce
Dents Will b offered 70 puyeAaserx -
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CRxygr 0xKAH.

On Saturday, Nsssy Rsn1IstA hlsd psti(i6a
= o. olbts6 Oeus - - DfqnJlet IT QDu4hae
ashing sathefify % sAaags ~ nans y william
L Aasey.
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TYPOGRAPHICAL
= e. 80 r-QONYHNTf0N.,, J. =

The International Typographical Onion meets
At st. Louis in June next, and ct the present time
considerable interest 10 being displayed By the
typos - to who shall represent them in that body
Tho union here (No. 1olyis about the most Inn
portant in sire and influence IN the country, and
is entitled TO three representatives n the general
conyention- OF these three Il 4 thought that the
chances Of Mr.. Richards, Of TH. NATIONAL RE
Lean, Of the Star, now president Of the Interna-
tonal Union, viii probably b sstnrned - dele
Esta.- Ona will be ehosan iron the- Government
Printing Once, whore the names Of Mr.. John W.
Thomas and Mr.. Randolph are most prominently
mentioned. The election takes place on Satur-
day, April u. go ;-y--r = ss1G ,.i,z
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s"eA 1850 ss~ SSseAAsn sAsss~s
" - ON snoe1 q nesH
~ efn e XS0c9fe9 81 eeneeYNe lo r1Y
q less ~, INN Mi, as ne usual rates e.
koisonA No. siS Nmtn nreet, near fenneyE
VI ~ Money en- IneIS Pc o1Lsnea Sn
I'll kinos OF Petsonai properly. wnlio Ior ynoee Mn0
nsNe eno9gn Ana, - SpefS o. the enienay, ieefe
there 70 anpIayed me nsoftment OF gold 40
nlvsr watcnes. DIAMONDS, musical instrumentS,
articles which are selling at almost onehalf what
tney cm - popehs nr elsewhere.
WITH clean. SOUND teeth, Al may have ~
SSs,ns ssa!y gH ss Ivory pS,ri Tooth FoW
6nAuylSuI1 son, gioesy hair All deeire u, ~
may anSs y w eoossans sePt IHQHfeoH ~
made Opume. fr1ees = ana 10 cents per bottle.
u, e 9lSvcs are yerE Mnsn
nos soIied. youvHM tinodorous kid Glove CieaneI
~ feoevate shen SnoIouyhiy. PJsee = cenis
~ souie. AAsoio " oruGYfsts ana nney oes-
ere: Il. :. :
~ ILLS MAcH1NksyKxxD STnKneTaK Si IiN
SLAnnhs& Snenover e.ssses y Aeeoso, are W.
Tvahed. sSfies. ~ = 1sod ~ cents eacn.
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p11Ae onAAr EMeLieA. n4NEpf SoE Sous ose
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plants either o. recent Or long standing are na-
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National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-03-30
GRAND SPRING OPENING.

Attention ID invited 10 the card sf Mrs. J. p
Palmer, whose grand sPring opening will com
HOO + street. OF Preach pattern bonnets and
round hhts Of the newest end choicest stylef, her
assortment IL very beautiful and attractive, and
all who want - love Of . bonnat, viii be sure to
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