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Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1875-01-28

Notices arc being published in some of the
newspapers that the sisners thereof intend to
apply TO the Legislature for bills OF divorce.
They have faith that the influences successfully
brought to bear on the members of that body at
previous SESSIONS will again prevail at this Law
yers and weeping women may be expected in
Dover, soon, and the strong vote by which both
HOUSES have sisnilied their determination to
send all divorce cascs to the Court4-where they
belong be attacked and probably recon
sidefed. The divorce people are now "ouly
waiting" until the first spasm of virtue has
passed of.
Tho fazehe denies that Sir. Bayard ordered
General Sheridan to be hanged or banished
what ha he doE He declared Sheridan 4" not
tit to breathe the air Of the Republic" What
then? If Sheridan were not permitted IN
breathe III this country the natural alternatives
are that he would have to breathe in some other
country, which would lie Punishment. or he
would not breathe at all, which would be death,
DO you see 1t, sir 7 And does anybody else fail
to see it?
The first number Of the consolidated Reporter
and hescr made ITS appearance from Dover IL
few days ago. The union seems to have re-
suited in practical benefit to both and the
Christian Reporter, ns the paper is now called lis
worthy place at every fire side. 1t lis chaste,
moral, original, its several departments are well
filled and It's price brings 1t within the reach of
ali.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1875-10-22
Dressmakipg Department.

In which our facilities for giving universal
satisfaction, both in 1T and style, are uusur-
passed A trial viii convince
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STURLA'S DINING ROOMS.
A Tumble In the Price of Norfolk Oys-
ters-JOhn SturIa's Family Dining
ROOms-The Refreshment Tenn
pie of the South.
John SturIa has acquired fame rs a

John Sturls has acquired fame ss a
cateref TO the pub ic sppetite-especially re-
CARDS oysters-that JUS ly entities him to be
called the prince of The oyster brigade OF the
south. His place on the corner of Main al d
Un'on streets, long the resort Of the best citi-
zens- has rec My been put in entirely new
shape, and is now one o. the most e;eggnt as
well as commOdious refroshment and oyster
saloons to be found in the country. He has
made the addition of excellent apartm. IT.,
whion have been fitted mp AS family dining
rooms, the entrance being at NJ. 339 Main
q rect, on the second floor, where ladies' and
gentlemen from the various places of amuse-
men will be served with oysters and refresh
me nts by pc tie aud AtteE tive wal eTS, and
where they will be secure from intrusion by
Objectionable characters. SturIa has re ducsd
the price OF shell o SIC by the dozen, served
at the counter, to thirty five cents, and sup
piled to families at twenty five cents, il am
qu9ntt y-by the doZ N, can, bucket, Dusnel,
barrel, or car-load. He keeps none but the
choicest Norfolk oysters, slways fresh aud lu>-
ctous. His place will always be found open
and ready TO accommodate visitors, early md
late; and In order that all lay BE- served with
prom ptness, he gives his personal attention 10
all the departments OF his establishment.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1875-10-22
PERSONAL.

Hon. JEFFERSON DAVIS is in Vicks.
burg, Mississippi.
Mr. ] W MUssON, manager Of the
Canada Southern freight line, is in the city, a
guest OF the Peabody hotel.
GENERAL WALKER, of the Texas Pa
eide railroad, was in the city yesterday. He
left for Nashville la night
Philips Photographic class me cts
This tN1idayl evening in the board of educa-
lion rooms, Odd-telOw's hal.
COLONEL WILLIAM WILLIS, of this
city, superintendent of TIE Southern express
company, was In Little Rock las Tuesday.
Mr. T. 5 b NGHAM, Of this city, has
been elected most worthy grand patriarch of
the State By the 81 ate encampmen /, q, o. F.
Low In ses= ion at Nashville.
Hon. < d STAMFORD, president of
the Louis Vile, Nashville and Great Southern
railway, Is Spending few days in the city.
he Is soJourning at the Peabody. General
superb lie dent ID. W. q. Rowland and Chief
Engineer Fred ID. Funiak, OF the same COM
pany, are also n the C ty.
The attendance If the following visit.
ors wa, recorded at the cotton exc ange yes
I rday: I. W Gibbs, Bradley, Arkansas;
Lea. Full on. Tennessee; ] NJ Parkin < ew
orleans; I +. Luker, It. Louis; + d. Standi-
lord, pre-ldent of the Louisville and Nash
Vile railroad, and ID. w. &. RowlenI, general
manager OF the same road; b. ID. Funiak
Louisville.
"A VERY interesting event took pl ace
Y sterday in the First Presbyterian church a
large As emplags havi g c'ngr' gat d to wit
ness the nuptials of Mr. ]. 4 Oliver, of he
establishment OF Me,Srs. Woodruff & Co.
nd Alfs Kate W. q hite, ia .gnter of A. j
White, tsq- rev. NT. I'arieIs celet rated the
marriage cer' mony. Tie attendants were
Mr. n p. Camp and Miss Lettie White: Mr.
Oscar WoUld.ldse and VI IS Lizzie M'Comh;
Mr. John d. Waidrap and VI s. Emma d.
M'tomb; Mr.. j. =. Kirkland and Miss Leua |,
Winter. The happy couple left bn trip 10
= he north by the even g L ain af'cr re ewing
the c NEGOTIATIONS of heir numerous
I lends.
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LOCAL PARAGRAPHS.
w leather pleasant.

Weather pleasant.
The c,U1ty quarterly court sd.
Journed yesterday 10 c uTt in course.
The business aspect pre- ented by
our streets is beginning TO be encouraging.
TEE Spiritual Magazine, Rev. sam
uel Watson, editor and proprietor, for Novem.
Der, Is on our table.
The NOnconDah turnpike company
have been permitted TO re-establish the toll
gate at NOncOnnah creek.
New York dates o. the nineteenth
instant, received yesterday through the kind
ness II the Southern express company.
JEFF Nillisr color. p it'll 4rceuist,
wss voted six months in the county work.
house tPlesi ent's isiand) by the criminal
court esterdsy.
The Rural Sun, an excellent farm.
ing and Industrial weekly, printed a. Nash
vile, comes 10 US this week vel Fl led with
reading m after full Of Interest to those classes
OF our citizens.
Ovid Lowry, colored, is on trial in
the criminal court in this city for the murder
OF his motn-r-in aw, which affectionate pas
time be ildulged in and executed with a
waShboEl last June near Gill's station.
A T-Xas boil. which had escaped
from his keepers estsrdsy, made things live
J on the streets in his attempts u get TO the
river. Seve' al pers ms barely escaped a pune
ture or toss Z ON the iRfuriated animals
horns
-IneIe were out four arrests recorded
al the stationhouse up to one o'clock this
mo ming all made during the day, esterday.
They We're pulled for slight misdemeauoIs, the
greatest being drunk aud carrying concealed
weapons
There were sixteen night dodgers
registered on she siationhouse docket last
night. of these light were American, three
lrish, two German, two nglish and one
Scotch. Their ages ranged between seventeen
and forty lime years.
Tonight ard tomorrow : frt TDoon
will be the last opportunities afforded our clti.
. ms of seeing Baker and Farron in their
rare performance. Heinrich and Kettle to-
night ana at the matilee to morrow, begin
ming at one O'Clock precisely.
-Cbar'eJ Samuels, colOred. was cor
victed before the criminal court yesterday on
the charg OF b inglng stolen goods into the
state, knoWlog the same o have been stolen,
ana sen enced TO three years imprisonmentin
the Presidents Island wo khouse.
There Is magnificent scheme on
loot wi h view TO making our city one vast
military camp aD, ut the tier part of next
month Should the enterprise succeed, and
we have rea on to think 1t will, Ii, usands of
our country friends will croWed in upon us TO
witness the imposing pageant.
The remains of the late John Cooke,
VINO died yesterday of injuries received in the
lmculty between him elf aud bud. NJ X envy
at Senatobla, Mississippi last saturday, were
brought 10 this city on the three o'clock train
on the Mississippi and tennessee railway
yesterday afterIOO1, aud will be uttered to-
day in ElmwOO cemetery.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1875-10-22

Polk has shown uncommon ability in ecceu-
tric comedy acting since he started out ia Mr.,
Tsyleure's dramatic company. Mr.. !. 7. Cir.
ardey has addressed lette. 70 the citizens Or
Augusta, Geo giR, a-ki-g them to take stock
10 his operahoUss in that city, and relieve him
from financial dis Tess, whlCJ this enterprise
has been mainly ius runental Ia bringing
upon him.
How Actresses Get Their Most Gorgeous
Dresses.
New York 60. respondent Baltimore Ameri.
CAM
Tbp most beausif Al and exper s'ye
drpsses seen upon the Stage this sea on have
been worn 10y Rose EtYngs In led A5trdU, and
are provided. not b. the sTtlste. tut Uy the
meDsseTs OF the Union sQuare tGeater The
IN re- elaborate on - consist Of silyer-s5ay
silk and royal purple hat 10 mach the CO.'S
tune tTi:r. us d with gold and othe --Of. pearl
orn <ments; the hat with gray feathers and a
brilliant clasp OF g Id and mot,.er / pearl.
A dinner d Tess NJ lemon CHlOred TX with
blue velvet train, tIimmed with white lace
and scarlet geraBlums; q bal dress OF black
tul g, with black cuiTsSse trimmed with
hame- color and whit lace, and orn8meuted
with crimson and pale tea roses; a garland of
these surrounds tue SIX It The penitential
costume Is OF olacE velvet, 81 are cut, nd
trimmed with Jet. heee dresses are made Of
the richest materials, and could not have cost
lvss than from fifteen hund ed u two thou
sand dollars For an artistic 10 supply them
herself unless she received Titien = or Mis-
sons salary, would be impossible. Walla ks
was the first theater in New ok City to IN
~
and even actors OF position, with stage wa d.
robes. The management there have long ago
discontinued IL; but Othr tn aters, notably
The Union square, have t'ken Ii up.
Unfair Play,
Mr. Barry Sullivan, IN conversation
with a reporter OF tho Boston Times, xpressCd
his belief that there has been a Conspiracy
against him since his arrival in this c. unit y,
to prevent, II possible, his succeeding.
Among other things he said: Il believe there
IL a very nasty feeling among America
actOrs. and they Ct the tone of 1t from certa
letters which were published in New York.
the idea contsiued in win ch was that " u
don'E want foreign artists over here. 1t Is a
very curious feeling, and one tn At I cannot
account for. ] did not experience IL on ny
last visit, but since then a mOrOid f cling OF
Jealousy seems 10 have sprung up. In Great
Britain, es have said, we ale glad to get tor
eign artists, no matter where they come from.
am not complaining now OF The New Ork
su rp Jrt, though do complain Of the feeling
which certain person, who shall be able 10
point out, are trying to Work up agai nst me-"
New Candidate.
Tennie G. Cisfiin, who is now in Chi
cago, confirms the report that she is studying
for the stage. She intends TO make her debut
in Oh icsgO say at TIE Academy OF Music
with such q company as can be gathered FIR
the occasion She will try LADY Macbeth"
for beginning, and If this easy part hts her
well she may devote herself tn something
VIII CHI viii make larger drafts upon her
anililV
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1875-10-22

Tie lovers of ocean bivalve. will BE- re
toictd to know that MessTs. John Sturla, Vim
cent BAG galupo, \. RaggiO and John A. Sig
nalgo have formed an a sociaLtUn to b. known
as the Memphis oyster company, This com
paDy is composed I men OF means and large
experience in the oyster business, which, un.
der ethcient management, wi be largely
developed. They have made arrangems ntS foI
shipping oysters by the car load, aud will re-
ceive consignments three times during the
week, direct from Norfolk. The members Of
this company are well known to TIE citizens.
ard Will be able 10 furnish the people of Mem
phIs with oysters by the wholesale or retail,
vt We y low prices.
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ASSIGEBE'S SALE
-BF-
Earming Lands
IN HEIR. C0INTY-
IN sHELB COUNTY.

II the United states District Court for the
Southern District Of New CTk, held at the
CITY OF New ! Ork, said Distfi In Bank
ruptgy. In the matter OF Seth HowaId
HOVE, stephen Hyatt, and Lsand'r W.
Townsend DsukTupts.
my virtue of an order OF sale entered on The
u aa,h dag OF August, 49,, in the above
Csus., 4 wifi Sell at pUbuc auction. 10 the
bIghrs- bidder in fgOu. o. The new court
house buiIdlrg, On Main street, IN the city Of
~ an r-I,.s- ra-uLs -ee- Otl
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New patterns in real jet at the
MR. a a ~

Why is it Drs. A. Wesson & Sons, 243
Main street, are doing finer dentistry, and at
lower prices, than any dentists in the city
Simply because they do their own work and
do not employ irresponsible men, at a large
salary to do il for Them
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Sa urday, n yember IS, IL ),

with 10 Icga hours, all my int est a. d AL the
IuisTcsr Of the above mentioned b2nkIu pts,
tue same being rwO-third rs int=' est in the
GLOWING de or bed real property, stuate IN
81 eluy county, TeUnes ee, bounded and des.
CT beu as follows. tU-wit:
One tract OF land on the ". terS Of ! oosa-
II Z HE river aru Big Creek: y ginning st
the sou hLA,t corner OF "A grant for 0O acres,
known as the NCCullch grant, at large red
OAK near the nv r bank, aud runs thence
north g. east - CHAINS Z INKS 10 a stake from
which IL Is Il lth L east IS links to "A sweet.
gu marked -. a thence north t5' west 40
chains 81 inks 10 a stake links west o!
hicROry ma. ked u. A; thence south D west
5 C aims as Huks to a stake links sou n Of
hickory M liked Nj. thence north So west
branch IA inns east OF DiacBgum marked
i. B thence south D west IS chains to
black gum ID. large; thence sOtt tn IS east %
chains Y links % the beginning.
ALSO one other lracS adjoining the above
and bOuD Cd follows, tU-wit: Beginning a.
n large redOsk. be a The southeast corner Of
the McCullOCh 300 acre graft; runs thence
north east wun the east bOundary OF said
gIaut twenty z > chains to the southwest cor
ner Of a trIc OF land belong ng to the heirs Of
joel Nc -emore, running east or nearly so ~
Cbalus3 links 10 LOgSa- HztChie river, thence
down said river with its meanderlnEs untI II
intersec the north boundary OF land entered
in the name of \. Bayltss; thence west, or
nearly so. with the north boundary OF said
Bayhss - chains y links to the LOosa hatchie
river; thence down Sa d river u the east
boundary line of a 5B0-acTe tract entered in
the ne of McLe I-Ore q Carr; then e north
u chains and links TO the soIth b0UndHrV
Line of the McCuilOch grant; thence south q
east p chains 4} link TO the beginning.
Said two acts making one tract containing
by estimation $50 40-l.O acres, and fully de-
crib q IN deed from John Robin on 10 a
II. Douglass, da Cd lst OF January, ls51, and OF
rec. ri in the Registers oftic or Shelby cOun
ty, In book %. 81.
The sale will be made h. Tres vant Il Co.,
AuCUOnesTs, under the direction OF Il. ID.
NICK Issick, Esq., my attorney in Memphis.
Terms OF ; lie OHe-thi d % the purchns
mnnnV ha thereon
be paid iu equal inst llments 1t ok and twelve
months from the dat OF said sale; the p II.
chaser 10 execute his notes Tor said balance,
the same to be secured by a proper mortgage
on said premises 80 sold.
This the 22d day OF October, 1919.
AARON CLAFLIN, Assignee.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1875-10-22

Five bu1dred pounds Of fresh lake
Fish, Blue Pike, Whitefish and White Bass, at
l21a cents per pound, at
J. \. STGNAEGO'S
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TIE cheapest and hest STEAM DYEING
and CLEANING HOUSE in the city is at 246
Second street. HANSON & WALKER,
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Headquarters for Toilet Articles
Imported Extracts,
Fine Hair Brushes,
Tooth Brushes,
Toilet Soaps,
Face Powders,
Hair Oils,
COsmetique, Etc
w. HI. SEABROOK d co.

VINCENT BOTTO's 10 N and oyster
depot, No. 1874, corner of Warrington and
RI Mt streets. Norfpls shell yySterS received
daily by express Families supplied by the
barrel or can. Choice imported wines, liquors
and cigars constantly on hand.
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Salmon, Red Snapper. PickereI

J. A Signia20, "tn2 rev reliable
second to none," is in daily lie eipt of fresh
oysters fish and anne of ali kinds, consisting
of quails, prairie chickens, veuison and Gel
cry, and Will sell the same at as low price as
any comp 9titor in the city can or will. Don't
forget the number, 276 Second street,
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Ro0M as AND BOARD.

DOAR ING BY MRS. NJ J ELLIOTT-At
ID No. IS Poplar 81. superior boarding and
lOdg ng, - per week; day board s. per week.
iFIRsT-CLASS BOARD and pleasant rooms,
L al I79 Second street.
DCOMS-Two 'front.' rooms, with other choice
II rooms, at l0i COURT ST.
. PLENDID ROOM, WITH b JARD-Terms
' moderate 10 MONROE -
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Being authorized by the owner, we VIII like
wise sell the remaining thru interest in the
above described tracts Ct land, al the same
time and upon the same terms above men,
toned. TRfI Want & co.
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A magnificent stock of geld, gold
plated and other goods at the
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1875-10-22

New goods in real jet and black gar
etJewelTy just received at the
JET PALACE
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BOUQUETS and cut flowers at Craig's.
ATTEND Robertson's Business College.

Go To Mrs. Lsnier's, 2O7 Main street,
for late papers, magazines, ETC.; also a fire
law library, cheap.
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SPLENDID Atwood cashmere pants
al s., worth S., at NJ. =. Chapsky d Bros, 227
Main street,
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Novelties

ALL-wOOL boys cashmere suits { t SIS,
worth 81 50. They are great bargains NJ s
Cbapsky & Bro, ~ Main sire ct.
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GET ONE of those chiIdren's cape over.
coats which we are selling at five dollars
They are worth eight dollars
NJ. .. CHAPSKY L BRO, 2Z7 Main street,
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REWARD.

I'm kENARD- VIII be paid for the return
ptU Of TWO large dark brown mules, which
aged on the eveniu z Of the 10Th inst
d. A. CLARKE q CO.,
Oc'N 3 B SI.eIbY str ct.
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Nyers-s OperahOuse.

A good audience q e-tet the cellent
company occupyingt he boards of this place of
amusement lasJ night, when we take pleas
ure IN noticing, as Manager Myers is striving
hard TO cater 10 the tastes Of the lovers OF vsris
ETY. entertainments BABY MDonald, Little
Dot, and Mr.. M'DOnald's skate dance are the
features each evening, which are pleasantly
punctuated with the Very enter aiming per.
iormances OF anrst-class company Of speciality
artists. The low rates ( admls 81 b. the excel
lent character OF the performance the z cd
music by Professor Schnelder's orchestra and
the perfect order and dec1rum enforced, are
certainly aitTa live features v hich merit for
this estabE hment liberal p tronage.
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A8UHEhENTs,
The Theater,

BsBer and Farron continue to play to
good audiences at the VI mphis Theater that
o. last light being com posed of be elite of
Memphis lciety. The two stars were in COCO
humur, as was eVidence1 by the Split 4
manner in which ihey rel dered their special
lies 10 which the audience re, pOnded Wi b
tne heartfelt evidences Of apprt citation. To-
nlght there VIII b change OF programme
Messrs. Baker nd FaTrOn appeaIin in their
new play, written expressly for them, emit.
lied Heinrich and Hettie, in which will b.
given a. the Chris and Lena sEecialties-the
Null Don Guard " little Fraud" lin
Flaherty." etc. The matinee tomorrow
which wall he their last appearance du j. g
the present engagement W II begin precisely
al one O'Clock, at which the programme OF
tonight will be r. peated.
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Prairie chickens and celery 81 Victor
D. Fuchs's, Il Jefferson street. to-day.
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The Southern Stage
W" III n AAAOAA4Ssi
The Academy Of Music at Charleston,

The Academy OF Music at Charleston,
South Carolina, has been handsomely reitted
and decorated by its new proprietor, and has
been p. AGED under the direction of Mr.. Frank
Arthur, by whom Il viii be rpened This week
Mr.. John L. owens will defer TO a later date
his contempt ted trip 10 the Hot Springs OF
ARKANSAS, ". b his invalid wife. He has ac-
cepted an engagement with Mr.. Ford TO act
/ Baltimore and Washington IN November
and he has bought from Mr. Boucicault the
sole light % the p.a,s of GrimdLdi and Dot
The travelling dramatic companies which are
adriit In the small cities 70 the southwark OF
New York and, indeed, all through the Mid
q r and Western ~I8tes-are, with but little
exception, having i'll fortune; aod il is
thought that when the agricultural fair season
hss parsed, many Of them Will be Gisbanded
The population u the interior seems 10 be
- ng up its treasure, with a view to the en-
toym- o. OF tn approaching centennial year.
The Mexican Juvenile o. era Bpuffe troupe, re-
cent iy seen here at the FIT Aveu ue the ter
met with a measure Of success at
he kchmoid rginiai theater. Miss Jaue
Coom0s acted la. we I tn Grand o. era-
hOu-e. BHluu .OH'. "T. 10. n u 10 oOB 70
appear at the PIX tueater, New Nork-hss
met W tn favor at the Baltimore acad my OF
m usi,, ar. i EuCcee I'd there by the Nokes
family. Mr.. IayIsuVe-whOse ~ est drama
Hurtfd, bias ben w .Enr-sefll In many cit
ies-has resChGd EylU- ~. .c lIdlRna. He will
open the Varieties theater New Orleans on
November lsir with Mrs. Chsnirau. Mr.. J. B.
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PERSONAL.
LOST.

nRALFRED VOORHI ~ makes a speciality
IL 81 treating Eye anu L ar Diseases. once,
20 Poplar stree {. oct5
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sTRAYED Oh STOLEN

OkSE-' n the llth inst, one Lead c0lored
Il hOrSf, black main ana tail br snded Oh
eft shoulder, about ten ears clj, n I
hO1. A liberal reward viii be paid for
uis return 10 tue corner u Jones avenue and
Alabama stTeets.
DC y OK. sTOCKsLAYER.
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Go TO Leddin's Business College.
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Down Goes the Price.

Favorite Baltimore fresh oysters, five
dozen in each can, fifty cents per can, at j.
tarfell's, % derson street.
Novelties in je jewslry n the
JET PALACE,
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10 EXCHANGE.

DLANTATInN-Fig hleen miles from Menu
/ pals; rents ior 500 me- per anpum; and a
drs'- class suburban residence in exchange for
improved reSiu enCe property in city. Apply
o JAS. =. CARPENTERS & 60,
sepl9 49, Mad ION street.
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FOR RENT,

DEsIDENCE-No. Il3 Court S reet for rent.
II Oct22
I AMP5-For balls and soirees, at Huzfeld's
Il 4 lamp store, 2{5 SECOND ST.