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The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-11-10

We were pleased to soc IN our city the follow.
ing gentlemen, who are on business for their re-
spective houses Mr.. r. H. Toms. of the large
LIQUOR establishment Of Messrs. Paris, Allen 4
Co., of New York Mr.. r. E. Bennett manager
Of R. B. Dovell's Son, manufacturer of ink fluids,
New York; Mr.. F. v. Simmonds, who represents
Messrs. L. Hirschhorn 4 Co., OF New York, one
Of tho largest cigar manufactures in the coun-
IT,; Mr.. Chas J. Rogers, with D. Berien & Co.,
brush house, New York. and MIR. James Haynes,
who represents the extensive liquor establish
ment Of Messrs. James Hazlett Co., Baltimore
We welcome the gentlemen to the Crescent City,
and wieh them success in their business.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-11-10
FEL LMAN BROS,
1SS CANAL STREET.
TOURO BUILDINGS.
TO OUR PATRONS.

year ago this month, We commenced busI
ness on the Great Boulevard Canal. A year age
we inaugurated a system which never before had
been introduced at this Great Business Centre.
Allow PRICED CASH PRINCIPLE.
We felt difiident in taking ourssposition among
old established merchants whose methods OF
doing business were time tried. Yet having faith
in our own ideas we entered the arena with full
determination to test the cash principle il all its
bearings.
WE HAVE DONE sol
Taking special care to be present at all the
large auction and Sheriff sales o. New York.
through the crisis and moneyed stringences OF
the past year, engulph;ng as it has done IN its
vast rnin 80 many Of our old and leading import
ing and iobbing houses We havo been enabled
to ill our spacious premises with one OF the
largest and most varied stocks OF goods ever
beheld in this city,
BOUGHT FOR CASH.
So that we have been enabled to sell every de-
scrption OF goods FOR CASH, at prices full forty
per cent lower than ever offered by any other
house in the South. Although many have
attempted to initiate ou.. principle, we claim 70
have originated the GREAT CASH SYSTEM,
and also claim the credit of breaking down the
enormou, prices which had been obtained for
Dry Goods before our advent.
The vast and liberal patronage which has been
bestowed upon US, unprecedented in the annals
of New Orleans, proves conclusively that tn o
ladies' ever appreciative of true merit, yield to us
the credit of all We claim.
We here take pleasure in rendering to all our
most grateful thanks, Any observant eye nigh
have seen, throughout the year, from day to day,
the crowds of eager buyers which have thronsed
our store-the strongest and most palpable evil
dence that success has crowned our EFFORTS;
and to-day we stand acknowledged the Great
Emporium of CHEAP DRY GOODS.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-11-10

IFnOrUl.
WI. ?. FREEET.
Real Estate and House Agent,
Has removed from 80 Camp stree. to
1As COMMON,
adjoining Gonzales Bros. cigar store.
His friends are invited to give him call, when
they will meet with the prompt attention here o.
fore accorded them. Mo 1w
Furs and PNrdsOls.
j. LEVOIS s. JAMESON,
l26 Canal street.
We have now in store, our full assortment Of
FURS AND PARASOLS,
At very low low prices.
ns suMo&we ]. LEyOIS + JAMESON.
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Notice.
Buy your ORANGES from the man who raises
them and you will save money by it, Apply to JOS
DAVID, 127 Old Levee street, New Orlean, or to J
WIESE, Point-a-la- Hache, La. OILS I'm
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-03-21

LINcoLN AND SEWARD. By Gideon welies.
New York: sheldon s Co. rhrou gh r. b
Mohun & Co, and Choate s. Col
This book, written by ex-Secretary welles.
in response to the memorial address Of Oh aries
Francis Adams on William III. Seward, il an
elaboration of the pungent GALAXY articleYby
Mr.. Welles on the same subject. He contends
that Mr.. Lincoln was, himself, the great cen
ral figure and controlling mind in his own al
miDistration, and that neither Mr.. Seward, Mr..
Chase, or anybody else was the ''pover behind
the throne"
No NAME. A novel. Ry wiikie Collins New
YORK: Harper s Bros. Through j. g.
Parker.I
This is undoubtedly one of the most powerful
of Collins novels, and has in addition some ex.
cellent character painting in such parts as
Capt. wrsgge, Mrs. wrsgge and Miss Garth.
This volume belongs TO the illustrated library
edition Of Collins novels now being issued by
the Harpers.
ASKED OF GoD. By Anna Shiptou. Boston:
Henry Hoyt. Through VIM. Ballantyne.l
A religious story.
JANET DARNEr. By Sarah Douiney. Bos-
tyne
A tale of Fisher life in Chale Bay.
THE LAND OF The WHITE ELPHANr; sights
and Scenes in Southeastern Asia By Frank
nrhcent, Jun: New York: Harper s Bros.
Through j. G.. Psrker.l
travel and adventure in Farther India, lem
bracing the countries of Burma, Siam, Cambo-
dia, and Cochin China in 1912. Within the
past five years especially, the attention of the
western world has been earnestly directed to
the countries indicated here, in consequence of
ne extraordinary innovations introduced, and
the social and religions revolutions initiated
This region OF 10000 square miles in area
and 25,0OO, goo inhabitants, aud having a won
derfully productive soil and a greatly extended
commerce, Is destined to play an important
supplying the latest and fullest data in regard
to IL, cannot fail to be widely read.
ESSAYS IN MILITARY BIOGRAPHY. By Chas
CORVALLIS Chesney, Colonel in the British
Army and Lieut.. Colonel in the Royal En-
Rtneers. New York: Henry Holt & 60.
Through X. b. Mohun & Col
These essays, originally magazine articles,
afford good opportunity, published in this col
lCctsd form, for American readers to get the
views of an intelligent English officer upon the
military operations of the late rebellion. Col.
Cheney estimate OF the fighting and enduring
qualities of the American soldiery is decidedly
complimentary, and his analysis of the respect
i've military capacity of the officers on either
side in the struggle will be found of unmis-
taxable interest, even when the reader does not
agree with the conclusions. The ESSAYS, how
ever, deal with other military characters and
operations than our own. and has therefore
wider interest and Importance.
DESPERATE REMEDIES. A Novel. By Thomas
Hardy. New York: Henry Holt & 90.
Through K. Il. Mohun & Col
This is of the pleasant /" Leisure Hour Series"
by these publishers, and is written by the au-
thor of rising repute who lately achieved a
success in the novel of "Far From the Mad
ding Crowd"
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FOB RENT AND SALE.

FOE nrNr-A nearly psv BBICK HOUSE, 10
y IoOe 9TH street, I'd joining the ncsidence OF Or
Dorsey, and near N Asss husetts avenue The hou.e
al oher modern FSr ssr ss0 ss S'. !.
10Y IN rsrsset' corner Of Mount Vernon PisOe.
A. n lOlN6. marlS l~
ECR sALE-severa dns HOUSES in Gran,
A tesutiisi HOUSE On CSrcor.n street. .ou.h
.iee side, eseo. Several on the north siis Cor
NJ. ises s'h street, at $500.
No. 1927 ssh street Of ESQ
A fine HOUSE On street, between % and 10th.
three ire HOUSES on Rhode Island avenue,
betSsen 9Th and 10Th. at sT,soo. One same block
1851 Q street a, $500, and . lars. list of
MARLIN 3ll 7th street.
EOR PENTHOUSE 1914 9Th street, 10 rooms.
JOHssOS. ms ism street nv. msr7 in
FOB sALE-AN EXOKLLENT FARM, as
serts, IN Chsrle. CITY county, Va, Is miles
wi B0BT. 4. PHILLIPS,
nGfl I'm Real Estate Broker, els 18th street.
kNOR sALe-At . bargain, one OF In ...e nice
street soutbssst half sQusre rom street care con
tanning rooms, bath room, water, gss, and La
tr.ese. Apply 90 A. M. SMITH No. CSC street
northwest mar3lm
k'oR s.Lk-a deng nIiui UVU NThI hUM., as
beautifully l.cs,ed on the hIsh ridge et land
nnttbwtst OF HIS aTtsvlle fine va Of fruit; ten
minute walk q the Blsdensburs depot, wsers Is
aid terms given by applying 90 b. h. slime
MErz, 1887 Pennsylv ayeEus. mars In
Eob RKNT-A three-story b. ICE HOUSE With
u ten rooms, containing sll modern im pr,vrm
N and n northwest. Inquire at 1908 N st-eet
northwest. febT I'm
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In the house OF the Maryland legislature yes
terdsy the Judiciary committee reported un-
fsvorably on = bill reducing the fee for mar
riAse hcenses from 81 80 to y cents. Mr.. Hsw-
hns. the author OF the bill, moved that it be
substituted for the report. He made the effect
I've plea for his motion that the pr esent Law acts
- q dAmper upon the matrimonial aspirations
81 SsryiAndsrs, and that it Is the policy OF the
este 20 encourage marriage. His motion pre-
ssi.Sl.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-03-21

Grand DIS play.
Sprtn Opening.
CARPETS CARPETS Y CARPETS n
ArBARGAINS FxTRAoR DINARY
ovIR 200 PIloEs JUST REoEIvED.
We :ss open for Inspection MONDAY. March
CARP ETS
ever exhibited in the District.
The psttrs a., nsts been selected With greatest
The prices st which we Offer cur Car Oct. this sea
kor will give all an opportunity to purchase.
EssLish TAP siRr BRVssELs.
.sssssHf E? esiss5ESfR
HIMP AND RAG 0AnPETs.
ixonGEIHr WHITE EATING AT IS CTS.
Be sure and see our fine sssortm snt before pur-
Remember THE ARCADE,
WOOLFORD Il sHILBERG.
AIT sKvLNTa STREET,
ma,2tr between and southwest.
HEAD GEAR FOR SPRING.
ALL THE LATEST ADOPTED STYLES IN
SPRING HATS JUST RECEIVED AT
wILLEfr RUOFF's,
9O5 Pennsylvania Avenue.
NEW SHAPES IN FELT HATS,
All Colors.
NEW SHAPES IN CORK AND GOSsAMER
HATS.
We make a SPECIALLY of NUTRIA SOFT HATS
in all the new shapes, for both old and
yOHng men.
SOLE AGENTS FOR THIS CITY FOR
DUNLAP e AMIDON S
NEW YORK DRESS HATS,
AND OTHER PRODUCTIONS.
mai70-lm
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There are some ineq qualities in the salaries of
clerks OF committees of Congress which ought
70 DC eq1alized In the appropriation bin which
comes up before the House on Tuesdav. For
Instance, SIS is appropriated for the salaries
Of 81 clerks OF Senate committees and only
$1,000 for the payment OF q clerks of the
House committees Senate clerks with the
exception OF four clerks employed annually AZ
a salary Of s2,2iOl receive 81 % per day during
the session Of Congress, while the clerks of the
House committees are paid with four excep-
tions) but $3.50 per diem. The clerks Of House
committees are supposed to be Just As compe-
tent and just as faithful in the performance of
their duty a. the Senate clerks, and this dis
elimination In favor OF the latter looks Q little
unfair. We see no good reason why the pay OF
the clerks should not be the same In both houses
Of Congress.
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r. q
lar and handsome
DWELLING HOCsE,
Nc. zxo street Northwest. Main house pressed
bl tck front with brown stsne trimmings and porch
Ibree noors and large cellar; large bsck building
,,hfee noors. The house built by Eatwistle a
bacon TOT use OF owner, and is nearly new Has the
nvoern improvements, and has been recently
Pa,ht.o snn pspered, and IL hsndsOmely hnished
LN = oy liz to an alley. Viii be sold cheap on
=. III BACON,
JNA-U IO9 Market Space.
k'OR RkkT-FkDERAL BUILDINGS, corner
u epd 9TH streets northwest. OFFICES and
pkfURHIeHED ROOMS, sinRlY and in suits.
II m Is to $50. D. PRkETISS, Agent, Room
NO. .. janls-tr
LOB KENT-A SIX room BRICK HOUSE, SO
u per mouth: four reom BRICK HOUSE, near
IHh street cars, SIS per month; 9 seven room
FkAAE, near Metropolitan cars; 80 month, In
Quire at GA Louisiana avenue. poyT.ly
ENok REhT-sToREs ana OvFICEs on 7th and
streets, Federal Buliugs.l Good tenants
nay be suited by applying TO s. PREHTISs, Room
No. y, Federal BDildings ianis Sm
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SOLE AGENTS FOR THIS CITY FOR
DUNLAP e. AMIDON S
NEW YORK DRESS HATS,
AND OTHER PRODUCTIONS.

NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION OF PARTNER
~ SHIN office is hereby given that the part
neIshIp her etOfore existing between SAMUEL
dissolved, by mutual consent SAMUEL H. MUIR.
BAY will continue the business at the store the
corner Of All aid stress, and u auth orized to re
ceiye Iayment of all debts due The late irm con
iracted al that store. b. ID. EDELIN, will continue
business II the store on the corner Of 8:h aud L.
'tre,t s and is autboriz TO receive payment OF all
d., bis doe the late firm contracted at tina store,
March 18th, 1874. SAMUEL II. MURRAY
marl9-St ROBLEY D. EDELIN
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LOST AND FOUND.

I 0ST-CKBTIFICATs,N No. 2i3, af the Eighth
81 Building Atsociati n. ia anne of John L.. L.
isr 5shsres. The public are warned not To pur-
chase il. tltEl JAS. A. Reilly.
Z OSr-A Blown CLIP, or, IS between a black md
h tan Al an Italian grey hound.
sVers to The name Of Kate A liberal re-s10<
ward will be giyen IL returned to I2l2-'
\ W Y grk aveLue NOR Invest. mar2 1t
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M ETROPOLITAN DOLLAR STORE

nj ETROPOLITAN DOLLAR STORE.
AMo HSe THE EE viz g29ps GT2NNsTayrL
FnLLORiNd SPsCTIITisSn
Lsfles Ghepise. Plain OOrdtd, Tucked and Ruf
aides, Tucked aud fSified Skirts. 81
Ladies Drawers, Tucks Ruffie, SOC.
6for 81. - A"' IL
SilverbeI g. Metropolitan Dollar Store
Pencils, Csc: per dozen, warranted.
Is, % Milan Glass Toilet set., pieces in styles
EN- f1hs e fssn sat CHM sps,SSn,
French Chira Soap Dishes, CSC.
Bohemian Glass Vases, lowered and gilt, fine, 81
Beautiful Boquet Holders, SOC.
iiisnts, Bssk.ts, 81.
WORK Stands, Market Baskets, Travelling Baskets,
Fine %i9dsOr or Plaid sca5fs. SOC.
Lace Ruches for the neck, Csc.
spIshdie Hair Brushes, Toe. and 81:
prckets, Towel-racks Carved and Gilt icture
Frames, &C, CSC. to 81.
Inc Box w God Chess, large size, 81.
Best DOminOes, 81.
Playing Cards, 25c. to SOC.
Fir St class Wallets ana Bill Books. 15s to 81
Real Hair Switches for Coronet Braids, 81,
lUOsteroscopic Views, 81 per dozen.
Stereoscopes, very foe, 81.
Thermometers, warranted 500.
And thoEsnHf Other n.Ic articles, on any Of Icteh
gOE 'ciH Sore from Is 70 SOC. on the fOiJr By 5Ey
ing th,U at
SILVERBERG
Metropolitan Dollar Store.
3Ia SEVENTH STREET,
msTI5 tr NEAR PENNSYLVANIA Avenue
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BOARDING.

pOARDIEG.-One Furnished Room, suitable
ID for two persons, with BOARD. Price S45 per
month for Two. Single room Ga. Modern con
yeneDces. Pleas snt loo alton for the summer. No.
lass Corcoran street msr22 81
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EOR sALE-DwELLINGs.

BRICKS.
NJ, between 9th and 10th. northwest, SIS go.
trsnkliu Square, 8 Il 00e; Do, all,50.
street, between 1llh add 18th, Gil 900.
CoIcoran st bet. 18th and hth, I'VE, each 5000
to $500.
street northwest, ten rooms, perfect, 81 900.
street, near Sd, complete, 8 Ill ,Q0o.
pefrees street, seven rooms, q 800.
st. northwest, tSo houses, sisIOoo and $1,000.
FRAMES.
six, new. Sd street northwest, each S;so.
9th st., near b. I. ave mice and cheap. "a 800
Sl3 and SIS 7Ih northeast, new, eight roons'
COR uiete. large lots, each $3.50.
1925 10Th northwest, i've rooms, e1!0
Tor rent, Q hDe, centrally Gated OF
App,y TO WIN. Z. BRAMHALL 4 0Oa
Rial Estate and Insurance Agenos
Marble Building ePosiss Psssns 9 Ses.
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TUE kikKMoop Housk

. L SIN authorized 90 offer for sal, for limited
nnIel mat valuable property known the KlRk-
WOOD HOt eE, situated 90 tht cOrner OF Peons1l.
Nsits AZ e ano l2ih e. Tie whole property ha. re-
cehlib been put IN hfet-clsss repair Capitalists
dsiflnf 70 a. vest "a nTstciass property will be
CHered great Inducements Ia price aud terms g. 10.
-, sLd - ears tiu viii be given on q large pro,
P,.tlcn ! the amount a-k'd FOR the property.
for Iutner particulars enquire % W. r.
nLAOkIT: Real Estate Broker, Board Of Trade
10 me-, eI2 Marktt Space. lRep mars
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y SALE OR LXCHANGE-Kishteep head ~
., m. HObske, from four TO eight years IN
Gu. Among them are some fine saddle, Dri- GA
wing and Drar Horses, from fourteen and half to
sd ED haLdS iigh, weighing from ten hundred aud
ht,l 10 fourteen hundred pounds, and every Horse
s.id % Us warranted As represented, money re-
aid southwest. mar2lsts
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Also. large lot Of eoYFEKs. which I oasr .
arsst eash price,. martin.
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HOUSE or REPRESENTATIVES,.

Editor Of The Star.
SIR cut the enclosed from your paper OF
last night. and with IL enclose YOU a copy of the
speech alluded to. Please point out the ep-
regiOus errors" YOU speak of. and | will be
happy To correct them, but / can do il a gre at
deal better after you have pointed themIOut
than before. Yours truly, HI. DAWES
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FOR SALE.

OR saLs-one Singers SEWING MACHINE
lor Leather; enc set OF second I'D Carriage
n AhkEss, COLLARS, aud second -hani Cart
81 DDLks; one ICE BOX. sHitsb'e Tor q small Pr
Str street northwest mar1l. NJ
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"a fnrther psrticu'sr amply on the premises
TIE above, 10 addition 60 bling sies ant prv ata
residence, VIII be found to be very desirable in.
yeetmeut. DsrIs -
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E'oR sAIk-THE LEASE, Tor q term OF years.
Il 81 d iurnitureof he PIAEY POINT HOTNJ
PineJ Point, Md. Address CHAs. h PARkER
Arlington Hotel. msrIi-i
WIkr pLACk -Tnis beautiful little FAKM
w OF - ACRES, good House % IS rooms, and out.
houses, SO choice Fruit Trees, 100 Crane Vines
&C, SITUATED within miles Of washiug on aud one.
quarter q a mile from Highland alton n m
n having me Mineral Springs near the house
tAsGiehdid place for hrst-clsss Summer Hotel D
viii De sold ct eNchsE Red for city property mon
&C moo aling terms FOR further particular in-
gulre OF W. BATES, COS 18Th street, opposite
Treasury department.. marlt-lns
GthEkAL AssEssMENTS AND SEWER
MS paid AZ heavy discount. BY Eli
zen hEHRhND Co., Real Estate Brokors,
o<S nh street fcbls- In
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BUILDERS. ARCHITECTS. &c.
PHoToCR APHER.

TARPESTER AND BUILDER. Shop on
~ 18th Avenue, between CommerSInl amt
Mechanics street. All calls promptly attend
ed to. jan172-tf
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ATTORNEY WILLIAMS on LICENSE.

The attorney general of our
state deserves the thanks OF all
good citizens for the following
pointed letter on the license ques-
ton. To our mind it has the
true ring:
c. E. FAULKNER, ESQ.,, SALIVA,
KANsAs-Dear Sir: Your note of
the 18th inst. is received. never
stated to any man living, either
verbally or in writing, that under
any circumstances it was not OBJ
ligatory upon the council of city
of the third class or any other
tribunal authorized to grant dram
shop license to grant a license up
on filing the necessary petition.
I never belived such to be the law;
and if l did I would cut off my
hand before it should write and
tear out my tongue before it
should utter such a sentiment.
The laws of Kansas have never
yet and never will, 1 hope, under
take to make any tribunal grant q
license to deal out liquid damna-
ton, to destroy property, to ruin
lives, to bankrupt its citizens in
brain, in body, in mind and in
character; to make a wife worse
than a widow by claiming her to
a besotted wretch incapable OF
supporting her-by linking in in
dissoluble bonds the living and
the dead, in fact. So that any tri-
bunal which authorizes the sale of
liquor must do so upon its own
responsibility, and cannot by any
pretext of compulsion shift the re
sponsibility.
Yours respectfully,
A. L. WILLIAMS.
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PUBLIC READING-ROOMS.

D.. One of the best ways of war
ring against houses of dissipation
is to open orderly and cheap read
ing rooms. Intelligence and NOR
atty can be made as charming as
ignorance and vice. Into such
rooms should be gathered good
books, vivacieus newspapers,
a piano well tuned, and violin
well strung, and flute clear-voiced,
and bright faces. Men will go
where they have the best time,
and when we can in the name of
morality and intelligence open
places of entertainment where
there is sweet music, and more
fascinating company, and more
attractive literature, the death
blow will be given to demoraliz-
ing places of amusement.
You say, "People ought to be
at home instead of spending their
evenings in a public reading
room" We reply, there are un-
happy homes full Of scolding and
fretfulness. The mother spends
her evenings talking about the
unfaithfulness of servants, and
the father mourning about family
expenses, or complaining, so dear
me! that arm, Joew and the sor
is expected to spend the evening
bathing the rheumatism out Of
the old mans arm, so that when
later in the evening, he goes into
the parlor, the ladies are obliged
to put handkerchief to the face
because of the odor of the lini
ment. There are parents who arr
not satisfied till their child feel
as badly as they do. For sucl
young people you need a reading
room.
There is also a large class o
young men in boarding house.
who need such a resort. In Win
ter they have no fire in thei
rooms, and if they want to reat
in the parlor they are hinderet
by groups Of ladies talking spir
itedly about new style of fur, o
three or four gentlemen payini
their attention to q lady, each on
determined to stay till all the ott
ers are gone. Many of our youn
men need, for reading purposes,
, room we'll warmed, well iighteC
; and quiet, and they can find it nc
where except in public librar!
, It is a matter of Congratulate
that, not only in our cities, bI
even in small villages, rooms al
being opened where, with tt
, most elevated surroundings, OF
j young men can pass their evel
, ings in mental and moral in
; provement. What grander thin
) can q man of wealth do for b
I neighborhood, than to open
: Hall or build 3 house for such
? purpose christian at Work.
D Berlin rejoices in one sire
4 TQIIz4C
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KNOXVILLE.

Knoxville is to-day q flourishing
town with nearly fifteen thousand
population. 1t has more capital
than Chattanooga, but not the same
wonderful transportation facilities.
Moro actual business is, however,
probably done there the town has
a large Wholesale trade; and is q
kind of supply depot for the noun
tains. On the line of the road
from New York TO New Or
leans, il has hopes of other COM
munications shortly. The subject
much interested the people of east
ern Tennessee, and they will, in 9
few years, traverse the valleys in all
directions. A direct line from
Knoxville to Macon in Georgia has
been projected; and the compile
ton OF the Knoxville and Kentucky
road would be Of great importance
TO the town. The general govern
ment is erecting fine custom house
and post Office in the city. Thirty
miles to the northward are large
coal fields, close to veins OF iron
ia Carter and Greene counties Their,
are iron mines, which SUPPLY the
rolling mills and car-wheel estab
lishments at Knoxville. There i
an extensive manufacture OF glaal
in that section the lumber interest
are large, and considerable ship
ments are made to New England
FIVE miles east OF Knoxville IL
fine marble quarry, operated b,
capitalists from St Louis. At Goa
Greek and Caryville. some thirty
FIVE miles north of the town, Their
are extensive coal mining interests
The whole of eastern Tennessee OF
fers the best OF inducements for tn
practical farmer, the wool grower
and the investor in mines an
minerals.-Edward King; "Sonth
ern Mountain Rambles !" Scribner'
for May.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1874-05-01

A TTORSEY AT LAW, Emporia, Kansas
"A Having practiced in the superior aud in :
ferior courts for eighteen years, he feels ocna-
dent of rendering satisfaction to all needing
his services. janlT2tI