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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-11-20
FOR RENT AND SALE.

- Wv WV AMI CaLI.
Foe REST-One BRICK WAREHOUSE, : .,o-
lo,h street. eetween Is avenue and c . MS esq
t'ok sALE=Two q toe hnest BUILDING LOTS
az south Washington, each lot q feet fr5ot ~
20 seuihsrst. same square with 81 Domisie'. new
SaSiSni Sonerete psyemsut a front thirty feet
street southwest. novs ESQ.,
ttoR RrEI=A Desirable two Story aad attic
BhICk DWELLING in Gecrsesown, contain
ing .eh rooms IL n locstea IN pleasant ueighhor-
heod and wtthia one square OF the stree, railWay
4. DAyIs, 81 Congress street. GesisstSwn, ..
FOR SALE.
EoR sALE-A Blood Bay Thoroushbrei pRT.
II WING HORSE, suitable for family par- q :
ec-es:s ssars Cd aPd s.1 ,,o' hIi Ssis ia IN
Livery s,sele, street, between lsi d aud ltth
"A I'll CHAT BARGATN.
r, ons sshMhLkks SAtE, mAdeb silss G. Her
outside. iness. .id. p s inches s ~
And Sinches deep-double doc r., Tuner sAdySS
Bs sss
no9 Southeast Cor. 9th aud u IS a. W.
FOR sALE-A kNABE PIANO in excellent
cheap for cash Apply at ISi IDSle Place NM
E'ARM FOB SALE on LONG TIME-A val
acres within sx mile. Of wsShnstou 20 acres so ~
Write oak chestnut and Pine timber, az acres wheat
ana rye In the ground. Would take a house in
Washington worth q om two 20 three thousand III
lars IN part pay meut or would sell half interest 10
practical fsrmer; also, the stock. fArmiug uiea-
SIS, grain and hay for sale. Address or call Al
Room 4S, LeDroit Building, Washington, d.
noyls-St'
DIsNe FOR sALF-TH0s DOWNING has Al
Il DIS sa. sroom tStar once Building -
a superb PIANO, nearly new, which c1.r &E7Ut1
s1vo VIII De sold q; bargain. nOyE -6;"'sN
AND AND STONE QUARRIEs on Me:rop5IT-
.an folnt Of kccks railroad, thirty-hye acres,
fronting on r4iirIad from Forest Glen
stslon nearly e. Linden station. Also, on the two
Tosds that runs from 7h street road 10 SAID station
IMo niles above u. q. line Also, my home farm al
Hsacres, adJolnlBg Forest Glen, equally divii ~
rsliosd. Large stone quarries from so e. So fatt
stone for railroad bridges audSeulverts 1 viii saii
the whole or in lots. Address Y. . BROWN
Mheston r %, Montgomery 90, Nd. novli 2E-
EoR sALE-One pair Of Bay Carriage HORSES
. ~ hands, OF one large Coupe HORSE a.
Arply to WASH. Majors Stables, Z 10y
EoR SALE-An extensive assortment Of neE
and second hand EURNITURE, CARPETS,
STOVES, &C. Corner and 18th streets, No. 622
northwest. ccf2l Inn.
EoR sALE-Two hne, large, young, iron gray
u HORSES; well matched. Inquire az ~
l2Ol ~ treet southwest. oct2 SIN 10y
LOB sALE-Fine CANARY BIRDS, eTesliea
SINGERS; nice Canary females and Cages - n
HOOKING BIRDS and mocking Bird Food, No12
and Navy ard Street Oars pass door. jaur,Iav
II rels Hove's Cave CEMENT. This Cement IA
superior TO all other American Cement Apply 70
q. A. TERRY, Peoples Bank,
snsisd Corner sth and streets northwest.
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MEDICAL, &c.

MEDICAL, &c.
HuNDREDs OF YOUNG MEN ARE CURED
gsIng bottle o. two Il DR. BRoTaERs INvIS
11hAIlnG SOEDIAL. Old men 60 forth Fresh,
street southwest. uovIg 2wE
u the oldest established Ladies' Physician,
Has REMOVED TO % SHARP ST, above Camden,
BahimOre, one square from s.. q D. DspofI.
Ladies desiring treatment Of any Complaint can
cCnsut MN with the utmost confidence.
Separate TooD9StO lady patients. oct1s In
nR. BUCkLkR JON Es-Twenty years expert
I.sn e T In Female Diseases IIresnlaritss, oys
, business confidential. l6& n. Howard st Balti
MADAME KasTELL, a. D.,a Thoroughly en- !.
VI perienoed and scientific Ladies Physician and
sn1sI OF years practice attends ladies at their
ing, and the best medical attendance at the Doctors
Pr e Ladies placing thenselves under
ans sSs
corner II South Sharp and Dover SITS, Baltimore
- situations free al Or. pIRsfs, is 4. Y 90
(OoloRiZatien Buidinsb jyl-6m'
nR. A. L. BoSwORTH, ct the W ashineton Eleo-
cures an nervous and chronic diseases q 1hstsver
name or nature. All complaints incident 20 IN.
vsnic and Electro-chemiSsl BATES, tie most inSis
Grating snd heslta giving baths known TO modern
nn. nObEhIsON; fhOM BALTIMORE
nearly opposite the Gas Office, every wEDNEs-
DAY and sATU BDAY, from TO 9 y. m in al
Diseases of the Urinary Organs, Gonorrhoa, elect,
Structure, Syphilis, and spermstorrhes, Cases Of
Sonnorrhea recently contracted cured IN 70 days
81 phllis IN all It's stages quickly cured, and the
poison entirely ersdicsted from the system, with
on BY excuses and abuse In youth, causing loss Of
memory and insanity, general debility, organic
OF consumption, INDIGESTION, papitstion Of the
neart pains IN bach, dmness OF sight or giddiness:
by newly discovered remedies. Gentlemen plscina
themselves In DR.. Il. 8 hand can rely upon beine
scientifically and honorsby treated. Refers TO the
high monials which he now holds from the lead
Ing physicians OF Baltimore. Once l2A 10th street
northwest, from 2 TO 8 D. m. marS ly
R0GERT'S VEGETABLE DOUGH SYRUP
I. Ms5tsd' ssse q Meo1Pi1s 0cush that came.
sfRuP." IL is also the best In use for Coughs.
Colds, Hoarseness Sore Throat, Group, and all Brop
chal Affections. For sale by the principal DrueEi.s
and Wholesale BY OHARLEs STOTT co., and by
the proprietor, 81 2 street northwest. poylS-ly
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"He ciU nerer hare a good thing
cheap acho is afraid to ask the
price"
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LOST AND FOUND.

GS RBWARD.-Lost, a POCKET-BOOK of Rus
yC se leaIher, cont aiming some money and o pro-
fssion al card Of DR.. Hausmsnn. Finder Ill please
I OSr-Between 18th street and GEORGETOWN, last
IL night, November 18th, DIAMOND RING.
The hLder will be literally rewarded by returning
west. lts
STRAYED-On the 18th instant, from my p-eun-
- ises, on 10th street, Meridian Hill, large f6aS
DOW, CD ytted, fAwn color aud white; eve 4SH~
neck; small horns, turned in. A suitable reward
will be paid for her return for information where
TAKEN OF ESTRAY-On the 18th inst, 3 sorrel
i MARE about years old, white mark in ~
face, three white feet. The owner will please AoN
come forw ard property, Day charges and take
her away. JOHN H. DRISCOLL,
novl 81 Corner 10th and Boundary Sta.
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| GOOD WORK.

A GOOD WORK.
A startling Cause Of Debility and Sickness fully
elllained m a large octave Treatise BY DR.. o..
Nj. EVEk MIN AND WONIN Who ID al
ing in any Way should send ana get copy e once,
author, - above. novis-&
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Suits
Overcosts
Dress Suits
Business Suits
Perfectly Fitting Shirts
Handsome styles Of Trowsers
Reliable qualities Of Underclothing.
New and desirable styles Of Nsckvear
Finest Kid, Calf, Castor, Cloth and other Clio e.,
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PARLOR CRATES
DLAYING CARDS,

Harris Squared Dealing Cards.
harts Patent Round Cornered Cards.
\ great variety Of Fancy Backs, Great Moguls,'
"Golden Gates, &C. suitable for euchre W hist, &C
very good quality Of Cards only 8 LIS per dozen
For sale by
ROBERT BEALL,
noy.O-3t Bookseller 495 Peuna ayenue
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A LADDIN SECURITY OLE
Is sAFE
UNDER ALL CIRCUMSTANCES.
II will burn in all kerosene or coal oil lamps Ask
for IL and take no other. noyl I'm

II l.. R8ACH,
HI DEALER IN
POULTRY, GAME, &C. ~
Hotels and Restaurants q speciality,
Orders solicited. 90
stand.-Nos. 400, 40l, 4o2 Center, -
316 lHh street southwest ocf1e ims
RUTTER, BUCKwHKAT, &C.
Choice New York Butter
Choice New York Buckwheat
Moler's Diamond Syrup.
Vermont Maple Syrup.
Cape God Cranberriee.
Pure Currant and Ounce Jelly Pot pp under our
Preserves, Brandy Peaches, and Q general -
sortnsnt Of Kew Goods just recsiyed and for sale
By j. b. BRYAN BRO,
oct36-u COS Pennsyivania ovonue.
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FOR SALE.

EoR sALE1A Blood Bay Thoroushbrei DRI.
WING HORsk, suitable for family pnr- -
poses. years old. and can trot has miie in IN
"a, can be seen ct ALLISON NAILOR GA
Livery Stable, street, between lSi d aud lsth
streets northwest. IL
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HUNDREDs OF YOUNG MEN ARE CURET
OF Nervous Debility Seminal Weakness bJ
using bottle or two Of DIR BROTHERS INNIG'
OBATlSG CORDIAL. Old men so forth Fresh
kegenersted, and conscious Of New Vigor. 900 4
street southwest. uovlQ
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1875-02-16
WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON, February l6. = The
House met at eleven o'clock this morn.
ing. Immediately after the reading Of
the journal several members attempted
to obtain the floor for the purpose OF
moving n suspension of the rules, so as
to take mp the various bills, but the reg
ular order was insisted upon, and a NUM-
Der Of bills. mostly Of a private charac.
ter, which had been considered in a
committee OF the whole, we're passed.
While the bill TO pay the awards of the
Southern Claims Committee was pend.
ing, Dawes moved to- go into a committee
Of the whole on the tariff question. The
motion was defeAted-syes. 60; noes, Sc.
Garfield reported sundry civil service
appropriation bills, after which several
bills were introduced. BY unanimous
consent at twelve o'clock the bill for the
reorganization Of the Treasury Depart.
ment was taken up. the House being in
committee Of the whole.
In the Senate the credentials &C A. S.
Paddock. United States Senator from
Nebraska, we're read and placed on file.
Numerous petitions Of druggists we're
presented for the repeal Of that portion
Of the internal revenue laws known as
schedule C, which we're referred.
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ST. LOUIS.


ST.. Louis, February l6.-A special
from Topeka, Kansas, says that near
Helena, Colorado, on the 9Th instant
thirty vigilan,s vent to the house Of one
Gibbs, and on his refusal to deliver him.
self to them to be hung set fire to the
house, in which we're Gibbs, two women
and several children, Gibbs leaped out
through the flames with a revolver and
shot three Of the party dead and wounded
a { fourth. when the rest took to their heels
and fed. Gibbs had recently been &C.
quilted on a charge Of murder, and the
Tigilants proposed to take a summary
appeal from the decision which set him
at liberty.
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1nsr a. VIZ EXPECTED.

For some weeks previous 70 the cleo
ton Of johnson for United States Sens.
Il. aAa LAYING aside. Tor the time, our
opposition 10 johnson on the grounds Of
bis rehabilitation With the organized
Democracy Of this State. We made the
INQUIRY as 10 what benefit would his APP
peArance in that body be TO us as a peo'
pleS Whs, would his ain be to accOm.
plish outside Of q personal revenge and
the altering Of s whole dictionary Of
yi,npsrAiise words and several folios Of
bad grammar The Avalanche Of Sun.
day, his chief organ hereAboats. comes
sp promptly aud lays down the platform.
Hear it: Thirteen Senators who voted
yea on the Impeachment trial will be
on hand when A. j. reaches the Senate.
and people do say he has a fne mem
orr" And again: Andy is getting a
poker made to use in stirring up the an
imals ia che Senate. Il will be sharp at
one end and KEEP, red-hot." So there
is the programme for you, from
an official Aad authoritative source,
which tells Of Johnson's intended per
formances in the Senate OF the United
States for the relief and welfare Of Ten
nessee. Isn't Il sublime, and ought moi
the members Of our Legislature congrat
nlate themselves on the wisdom of their
choice2 He is TO appear at Washington
with a good memory" for his thirteen
'impeachers, and a sharp and red hot
poker to stir up the animals with. No
one viii even have a chance to behold
that " Koran" Of his warn admirers
his patented copyof the Constitution"-
the "peepul' are to be forgotteu, and the
interests Of tho poor nan and me-
ehanic' will be leh behind at Greenville
in the mountains, FAR, for away. From
the seat OF Brownlow will sparkle up
Johnson's good memory for his old
enemies and a red hot poker for the
animals" only these and nothing
nore." That course is just the one We
we're afraid he would pursue, but Pai
Winters said be wouldn't. and new
here comes his official journal to confirm
what we have all along unprecedented
All honor 10 the Immortal nine.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1875-02-16
FOWLER

There Gems TO be q brilliant genius
il the Lower House Of the State Legis-
lature, fresh from the beautiful waters OF
The Tennessee, who represents the coun-
ties of Monroe and Loudon, named Wm
j. Fowler. Ia a little newa paragraph
which the news editor Of the LEDGER
carelessly clipped from an exchange
aud published the other day concerning
the personnel, professions aud pursuits Of
the members OF a State Senate-Penn
sylvania, perhaps-by n Of those Curl
Gus errors, very common 10 all journal
istic columns, and Of very frequent oc.
eurrenoe, the name Of our own State
appeared, when it was intended to nse
that of another commonwealth. But
this talented little henchmaa Of Andrew
johnson discovered the paragraph al
luded to aud up he popped in his seat at
Nashville yesterday to make the discoV-
cry Immediately known whereby be
hoped to win great distinctica and rspu-
tstion throughout the land BY annoanc-
ing that the Memphis LEDGER OF the
18th contained an %inexcussbly ignorant
editorial notice Of the Senate and
offered a resolution providing for the
appointment. Of a committee consisting
Of the Shelby delegation to furnish said
paper a complete biographical and his.
torieaI sketch OF the members Of the
Legislature. This inordinate show Of
hrsins concluded. The little fellow sank
completely exhausted back into his
place. Courage, Fowler. for It's posi-.
BILE you may be q Bishop yet" A man
who possesses such ability as was shown
on that occasion. il he will but petse
we're, cannot fail to win for himself a
position Of note-either high in the
rank OF politics or the ~penitentiary.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1875-02-16
IRONIcAI, BUT TRUE.

The Courier Journal correspondent at
Nashville tells the following on eur Aoat
ing Representative from Fayeite and
Shelby,
Mr.. Galloway from Fayette, has been
kept away from his seat from different
causes for some time, but on yesterday
he returned. Soon after The meeting
Of the House, Mr.. Cohen offered the fol.
lowing preamble and resolution, which,
through some oversight, WA not adopted
Whereas, Information is before this
House that a stranger has recently made
his appearance at the house Of the gen.
tlsman from Fsyette and Shelby, whose
first words werei Daddy, | approve Of
your vote for Andrew Johnson; / stand
upon the Constitution and appeal to the
people and
Whereas, Said stranger maDifests a
disposition to make himself heard on all
occasions. aud ia always ready to
harmonic when you give him what he
wants therefore, be it
Resolved, etc That In the opinion Of
this House said stranger should be called
Andrew johnson"
To a close observer the whole charac,
ter Of Mr.. johnson will appear in this
description Of the young stranger.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1875-02-16
FOREIGN.

LONDON, February l6.-The British
steamer George Batters, for Gibralter, is
supposed to be lost, with twenty one
persons on board.
!. John Mitchell has been returned 10
Parliament from Tipperary without op
position.
MADRID, February 1.-THE Carlists
on the northern coast have again fred
on the steamships engaged in the tele.
graph cable service.
The headquarters Of Gen. M%ariones,
commander in-ehief Of the army Of the
North, has been established at Puenta
La RcinS.
Navarro, February l6.-General La
zerna has been appointed chief of AL
%fonso's military cabinet.
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her eye, fade and vanish as the years 60
by. But woman is true TO her ideal, She
won't know when she is beaten. and she
manages TO steal fresh victories even in
her defeat She invents new conceptions
Of womanly grace; she rallies at forty
and fronts us with the beauty OF woman
hood she makes a last stand at sixty.
with the beauty of her age. She falls,
like Caesar, wrapping her mantle around
her" buried in wooden twould a saint
provoked Death listens pitifully to the
longings Of a lifetime, and the wrinkled
face smiles with something Of the pretii-
ness Of eighteen.
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A Monkey Caper.


Paris has a good many stories Of the
doings of monkeys that have made
themselves q name in its history. Among
other figures the favorite monkey Of the
Princess de Chimay, who had the honor
OF receiving the visit Of the Car and
Czarina. who in the last century cam
to Paris under the name Of the Count
and Countess de Nord. The day Of the
visit to the Princess the monkey broke
bis chain and made his way into the
dressing room, where he had 50 often sat
and watched the various operations of
his mistress toilet, and made various
attempts, always nipped in the bud, to
possess himself OF the various boxes and
bottles Of the elegantly appointed dress.
i~ng-tables. Without losing time he
bounced upon this particular table,
broke open the boxes, took the shoppers
from the bottles, pulled the combs,
brushes and frizzing irons out Of their
cases, shook the powder in the middle Of
the floor, opened the pot OF rouge aud
the box OF patches, and sat down before
the glass to initiate the process be had
watched. de passed his head through q
lace cuff which made a frill around his
neck, rolled himself in the powder,
daubed his face ever with rouge, and
stuck two or three patches on his fore.
head. Apparently satisfied with this
metamorphosis, he made his way TO the
dining room, where the noble company
were at supper, and sprang upon the
table, startling some Of the guests, and
frightening some OF the ladies half out
Of their wits. The CzariHG, after her
return to "Holy Russia, wal frequently
heard TO say Of all she had seen during
her tour, nothing had left so vivid an
impression on her mind as the sudden
and extraordinary ~apparition Of the
monkey Of the Princess de Chimay.
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. Defenae or prettr Moman.

After all, is the world 50 very absurd
in It's love Of pretty women2 Is woman
so very ridiculous in her chase after
beauty A pretty woman is doing a
woman's work in the world, but not
making speeches, nor buildings, but
making life sunny and more beautiful.
Man has foresworn the pursuit OF beauty
altogether. Does he seek il for himself,
he is guessed to be poetic; there are
whispers that his morals are no better
than they shsuld be. In society reso.
Lutte TO be ugly there is no post for an
Adonis, but that OF a model or guards.
man. But woman does for mankind
what man has ceased TO do. Her aim
from childhood is 10 be beautiful. Even
as a school girl she notes the progress OF
her charms-the deepening color Of her
hair, the growing symmetry Of her arm,
the rlpening contour Of her cheek. We
watch with silent interest the mysterious
%reyeries Of the maiden; she is dreaming
OF a coming beauty and painting for the
glories Of eighteen. ~Inseusibly she be-
comes an artist; her room is a studio,
her glass an academy. The 10y Of
her toilet is the Joy Of Raphael
over bis canvas, Of Michael An
gelo Over bis marble. She is creating
beauty in the silence and the loneliness
Of her chamber. She grows like any art
creation, the result Of patience, Of hope,
Of a thousand delicate touchings and re.
touchings Woman is never perfect,
never complete. A restless night undoes
the beauty Of the day; sun blurs the
egapescent coloring Of the cheek; frost
nips the tender outlines Of her face into
hidden harshness. Care plows its lines
across her brow motherhood destroys
the elastic ligbtness Of her form; the
bloom Of the cheek, the quick fash Of
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IT is announced in the Knoxville In.
dependent Of this week-but we let the

In lie announced in the Knoxville In.
dependent Of this week-but we let the
announcement speak for itself:
To THIS PUBLIc.-The Independent
will cease to exist in name after the 9Th
of March next, as arrangements have
been perfected by which it will assume
the title Of, and hereafter will be known
as, the Knoxville Wing. The new D
viii be published by a joint stock com.
pany. Without entering into details as
TO the character Of the paper to be pub.
lisbed, we would say hat it will be ma.
tional in the principles il may advocate,
10 whatever policy it may suggest, and
in every sentiment il may utter. II will
be Republican in the true sense Of the
term when employed to express partisan
allegiance without seryility. II will sup.
port the Republican party, reserving
the right to condemn and oppose its
sins or mistakes 1t will strive to de.
serve and secure success through the
means OF that party discipline which
can only be maintained BY dignifed
independence and fearless and honest
criticism. It will be the organ Of NO
man, clique, nor set Of designing trick.
sters. In a word, il shall be a readable
political, news aud literary journal.
An editorial paragraph in the indie.
psudeut that Senator Brown.
low will have editorial control OF the
Wing.
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Probabilities.

WAsHISGTOS. February le.-For Ter,
nessee, Ohio, upper Mississippi and
lower Missouri valleys and the North.
west, falling barometer, sOutherly and
easterly winds. higher temperature, in.
%cressing %eloudiness and possibly light
snow. For the lake region, falling ba.
rometer, southeast to southwest winds,
stationary or higher temperature, partly
cloudy weather, with local SHOWS. The
rivers will continue to fall, except q
slight rise below Vicksburg.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1875-02-16

A gentleman. walking behind two
school children on Washington avenue,
the other day, heard the boy inquire;
" Win you be at the party to.night2' II
will be there, said the miss" but ! may
as well tell you now that your love is
hopeless. Mamma is determined, father
is set. and it isn't right for me to encour-
age your attentions. l can be a sister TO
you, but nothing more. Therefore, you
needn't buy me any valentine orgiye me
any more gum. Detroit Free Press.
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NEW YORK.

Nav YORK, February lG -Nearly one
thousand families of Meuuonites, it is
expected, will soon arrive in Canada
from Russia. They have chosen Mani
toba for their future residence, and have
commissioned an agent to buy for them
several thousand head Of cattle in the
West.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1875-02-16

SHELBY-This morning, February 10Th, al
: o'clock. Mrs. NAscY SHELBY. AGED S. years.
Friends and acquaintance Of the family
are invited TO attend her funeral tomorrow
WEDNESDAY) morning alto o'clock. from
her residence on Center alley. near Auction
street. Carriages in attendance.
SEMMES-This moraing, February 10th. at
l0H O'Clock, Ana FLORENCE. infant child Of B.
j. and Iorantha Semmes.
Funeral from the residence, 1S1 Court street,
tomorrow morning at l0H o'clock.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1875-02-16

Says a Paris fashion writer: "a nov
city is a fan, the handle OF which forms
a pOcke.-handkerchie holder. The idea
is ingenious. OF course, the handker-
chief which issues from the holder must
be rich with lace and d~elicately scented.
Some fans have also a tiny scent bottle
inserted in the bottom of the Panhandle.
And thus fan becomes a handkerchief,
scent.bottle and fan in one"
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1875-02-16
NASHVILLE.
Lcr.slstlre PreeeealnE..

Acttstetise ~roece"hnks'
Special 70 the Ledgsr.l
NAsHvuLLR, February l6,-The Senate
bin taxing losing litigants with costs
passed the House on its first reading.
Over four hundred bills are on the House
calendar.
Mr.. cunnins has introduced a bill to
the ~psnitentiary. N.