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\ BOY DROwNED.-Last evening, John
SFiilDan, ten years Old. sou OF Mr.. James
Spllimau, residing on :. near 18th street
northwest, while playing with some COM
I;tulCIS a. q street wharf, fell overheard and
was drowned Suhsequs nifty the BODY was
recovered by NsSsrS John Gun, berland ami
y n. banniSter, bUat-builCers, and sent TO
FEe YaFPrfS
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DO NOT sPFSD yonr money for bad wash
Atg- The Warwick collar looks better than
hhen' and does not iced washing.-Adg.
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THE STEvENsoN-SUEA HOMICTDE-To-
Gay III the case Of Charles Stevenson, con-
Victcd July Sd of manSldughter, in killing
Cornelius Shea on the Z7th Of May, Judge
Wylie fixed the bail at 800. II Will be-
TecOliected that Judge Macarthur granted
new trial on the 10Th OF July. on the ground
o. newly discovered material evidence.
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THE CITIZENS along Pennsylvania ave-
me. who nave peJitfOn8d The Comm ssioners
70 reraye tEat street, are RctUated largely
~ the Inducements held out 10 taxpayers
b. j. {. Lay & Co y street. IN the pay
NEXT Of special improvement taxss.-A,fr
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~ tSAC'oCNTLPIE AssS -IT-Tt0n1as
NocEabeS q carpenter, WIS Knocked down
shu bt0Iy besten last night o. l.. between
- arc IN streets southwest. b. two negro
men, VINO probably mistook biua for some
one else, az ne gave them no cacSe They
are EEOT1r however, and will be arrested
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-08-16

SUIT AGAINST THE BALTIMORE AND
OHIO RAILROAD.-Ceu. =. :. Henkie to-day
filed suit for Henry SVarZenburg against
the Baltimore ana Ohio Railroad company.
The plaintiff claims that he took passage on
The western bound express train ON the 21tn
Of July, ls1i, Tor Chicago, aud on the day fol-
towing, near the town of Bridgeport, West
tr-ln1a. by the uns kIllfUluesS, caTe'esSneSs.
negligence, and acknowledgement Of the de
PENDANTS, he was thrown down an embank-
r1enf. ana so injured about the head ant
shoulders hat his health hss become perrna-
nSntly impaired. lie lays his damages at
so Goo
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NARRIAGE LICENSES have been issned 10
James II. BARREN aud Ella Norris. TTf,.s j
Au1eTi OF Philadelphia. and Nellie V CON
ner- Daniel Jackson ana Rachel Ann ku,I,.r-
Nathaniel TspIey and Philena Hutchinsoa.
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HOG n erBBRT

MOTHS! nOTasT
w n you wish 10 save Pour bsavy vssr1ns sppsrsl,
blank cts, Covers, orumb Cloths, 40, from moths,
nave them cleaned by my celebrated chemical BRO
&C., which removes ell grease and vegetable stains
ensofuAly. single persons Who have NO sooomino-
with me until the CAD ssason. Blankets and Cur.
tains Of I'll dacr1Rrons cleaned IN . superior man
city oen set thss travelling and other sli. clesasa
isie Il, sis On srs.s, oppesiss psssns osscs
GTsts s si. rY r RI e :.
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SUMNER RESORTS,

AAA kACHANGE HOTEL
YMY MANASSAS. Va,
ksl.l str std On tho lgheet pnir. "a 80 ssts-
aud railroad x miles from Nsshtngtnn ui,h rrn-
ing ard evening trains each wsy. FAre f5r r0Ups
tIlps 70 The hotel - new. With dauNfe parrh.-s
Ire entire length, Tho ruouls are U.ll fnrrf.h.,l
sld The dining room cool Nut airy Tfe - r,r.rr !.
- healthy ~ ANY r. the World, ans fhera A.. 10
mussu'toos. Pa. Gers without childref prefa-r,i
y-f"-Nn FbANCls CANNON. Prorriessr
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CUSTOM DEPARTING ~.

rOa OUR CUrTOa TEADE I'VE EFgF THr
BEsT AsSOETE = STOCK OF NArraIAIs no
Bk FOUND Is THE UNITED STATES. STAPLE
tAbhlCs MANUFACTURED EAPEESsLY roe
Us, AND THE CHOICEST FANCY sTYLEs on
ENGLISH, fkENCH, GERMAN AMI AMERJ.
SAn MAhUFAcTI kE. FOB THIS BRAHOE
or oUR BUSINESS WE EMPLOY THE REsT
ABTlSTIC TALENT. UNECCABED LAeOR
fOR The MECHANICAL WORK, AND II
kVEkY RESPECT TURE OUT STRICTLY
fiEST-CLAsS GAR1EETS. ALL CLOTHING
OBDEBED AT oCR wASHINGrOa OFFICE
FOB THIS DEPARTMENT IL MADE Up IL
HEN IORk AZ RkPREskNTED, AOTWIrH.
STAhDISG TIE ASSERTIONS OF SONS OP
DUB OoMPETITOEs THAT Wa FILL THksS
ORDERS Ekoa DUB BEADN kADE srOJh.
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BANKERS.
NATIONAL SAFE DEPOSIT Co,
CvHg LA 81 aAa Ne,g Yors a,snss
fiBs AND BUEGLAB PROOF VAULTS
AZ kinds OF valuaiies taken on deposit s,.ss-.-
fsAS SDos hour, a. IA. % 2. IN
GRO. II. PLANT. President
GEO. ". Riggs, Vice Pra-i'ier.r
~ CD L. eNfDER, Secre;srv.
f. neB, rihoSEy a. Co.,
4<' bENh Ems,
Esye removed their Banking n ouse 20 l.E pRgfTr
b1lLBlNG, corner Sth aud -treefs
1hey are prepared b. do a general Be XII. hrsI-
ness receive Deposits subiect 70 check a. siR drs
TRAITS on Baltimore, Fhilsdslphis sad ssw gors
hny 500 Sell koreisn Exchange, and make Ooliec-
tons OF 81 points. ep1s--T
geo, 300, $500. $1,000
invested ta stock trtciieges ia HaU sfreet
leads 10 may thousands Of dollars proft Co-nore.
OensiVe explanatory circulars, contaiui1e ds.sIed
ststnepts aad quotation prices Of al stocks IA tr
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE,
DalleS lree 70 tn - desiring zpaculafp aaara-r
ALEX. FRoTHINGIfl Va & CO
Up n. \. stock kxchArge. laval II. u y
apS-t th.s.ly
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REv. J. 1. MILLER, 4. M. PRINCIPAL.
Prof Z. Louis Ide late Of Virginia Femsle Ir<-i-
tute), Principal Music Department, with l. add
tonhi teachers ana officers Expenses very reason
Gfle extravaganza il dress prohibited: frsr class
board; instruction thorough, location the bes: IL
StauntOn.
a. Send tor Cstaicgue, with en-. Of buildings and
terms N J. 1. MILLER.
ly26 Colm S,auntou- II.
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READY MADE CLOTHING.
ATOUS wssaIsGTon OIFIOk M kxxP
ALSO LINZ OF SAMPLE GARnENTs rROn
OCR READY MADE STOCK, CONSISTING on
QUE LATEST STYLES OF MEMS, YOuTHs
AND CHILDRENS SUITS, AND ePRIN1
ONEkC0ATs, from WHICH VIZ EIIL or
DERs II TWO DAYS TINE
ONE sPECIALTY In ouR ruksrsHrro
GOODS DEPARTMENT rs THE AmERIoa0
YOKE SHIRT, A PERFECT TIrTINe az.
LINT, WhIOb VIZ MAKE 10 hEAsURK or
BURALka READY HADD
Devlin 4 Co.,
, 1875-10-09
ChrhtalStej, St CroiI, 9th October 1875.

"As a rule,"-so we believe the con-
tract with the Mail Schooner says
"the Schooner shah go as a packet
between St. Thomas and Christiansted,
every Tuesday and Friday evening at 9
o'clock from the frst-named place to
Christiansted, and every Monday and
Thursday forenoon at IL o'clock from
Christiansted back to st. Thomas, with
due REGARD 10 tie arrival and departure
Of the European Packet and according to
further regulation made by the Govern
ment or the Presidency, through the
post Offices, yet SO hat necer more than
three trips betwsen St. Thomas and Chris
taa@sted can be enacted IN one meek. Yet
the right is reserved to the Government,
II necessary, according to agreement with
the proprietor, to fix other rules tor the
time of departure of he Schooner"
In accordance with the above the Vigi-
liant left St. Thomas on Friday evening the
1st instant, and the wind being favourable
she came in here Saturday morning. But
the Royal Mail Steamer " Moselle" with
the English Mail was due at St. Thomas on
Sunday, the 3rdinstant, and she actually did
put into that port on Sunday morning.
What would have been more natural to sup
pose than that the Vigilant had gone back
to St. Thomas on Saturday in which case
we might have had the Mails her. in the
afternoon of Sunday the 3rd, Instead Of as
we actually had them, on Thursday morn
ing the 9TH instant. If that was not a case
for three trips by the VigiIant, will there
ever be one, or if that was too much
for her capacity, then at least for the
hiring Of a boat for the purpose of bringing
the mails, as has been done formerly in
similar cases.
, 1875-10-09
RUSSIA AMI

BERLIN, Sept. 2l.-Advices from st. Peters
burg announce that the Russian General
Kaufman occupied Khokand on the 10th Of
the present month without resistance. The
greater portion Of the Russian troops remained
in the fortified camp outside. All the Russian
prisoners have been delivered over to General
Kaufman, and the Khan has accepted all the
conditions Of peace.
ARCTIC EXPLORATION.
LONDON, Sept. 16.-Mr. Harper, the South
ampton agent of Captain Allen William Young,
Commander Of the steamship Pandora, which
sailed from Portsm outh on the goth of June
last for the Arctic regions, having the object
in view Of searching for a northwest passage
and the discovery ofthe relics ofSir John Frank
Inns expedition, writes to the London Times that
he has seen twol letters written b~ysailors on board
the Pandora, dated July 80, which were sent
to friends in Southampton.
The letters state that the Pandora has
touched al a Danish settlement south of
Disco, where stores were laid in and q supply
of fresh water taken on board.
All on board were well and in good spirits.
The letters further stata that everything was
10 readiness and the ship expected to sal! north
ward on the following day.
, 1875-10-09
KILOGRAMS VIA new YORK,
GREAT BRITAIN.

LONDON, Sept. l6 The following are the
latest official returns in regard to the foot and
mouth disease During the week there have
been 4.426 additional cases in Kent, 5000 in
Dorsetshire, IL ,095 in Worcestershire and
5000 in Oxfordshire. The scOurge seems to
be spreading in those counties, as we'll as Ia
Stafordshire, Wiltshire, Cambridgeshire, Hun
tiDgdonsbire aud Norfolk with great rapidity.
In Sussex, however, the disease is abaling.
There has been only q small proportion Of
deaths from the beginning.
FRANCE.
PARIS Sept. 21.-The Courier de France
states that the Cabinet have unanimousl y resolved
to propose the abolition of the system of voting
by departments.
The CoUrraer anticipates in consequence
the overthrow of thu Ministry in November.
Sept. 22.-The Journal de Paris, on au.
thority, gives a positive denial to the assertions
made by the journal La France on the 18th,
to the effect that the Orleans princes were
about to renounce all claims to the throne and
declare for tn Republic.
LONDON, Sept. 23.-The Paris correspon.
dent of the Times reports that upon the meet
ing Of the Assembly a new parliamentary
group will be formed, composed of the radio sls
who follow MN. Naquet and Louis Blanc.
This detection from the Left may possibly
poun6WAdb uVloJ Al uhanVAWN'SA VI RN A7NNh@
bly,,
SPAIN.
LONDON, Sept. 16 The Madrid correspon
dent of the Times summarizes the circular of
the Papal Nunoio to the Bishops as follows -
"Tde Nuncio claims the ful6iment OF tue
Concordat, which torbids the exercise of any
non.Catholic creed. He also claims the trans
fer of the superinteudence over education to
the clergy and the cooperation of the secular
power in suppressing heretical teaching and
literature. He says one of the causes OF civil
war is the way in which religious unity has
been misunderstood by previous governments.
For these reasons ia view of these consequent.
.ces, the Holy See believes itself strictly obliged
TO present these observations to the govern
ment."
The Tines correspondent adds mo doubt
che presentation of this audacious claim at
a time when a liberal Cabinet has just been
installed implies q threat that if the govern
ment e1ects it the blessing Of the Church will
be definitely transferred to Don Carlos and
peace retarded in every possible way"
LONDON, Sept. ia letter in the Times
this morning contains reasons for the probable
correctness Of the report of the future mar
rage Of Alfonso, the King Of Spain, with the
daughter Of the Duke Of Montpensier.
HsNDAys, Sept. 1.-THE families Of some
, 1875-10-09
t L E G Il A NJ s
ST. THOMAS STATION

October 4.
New YORK 2.-Dospatohes from Sweden state
that the police barracks in Stockholm were
stormed by the militia.
Latest kilograms from Shanghai announce
that Mr.. Wade, the British Minister at Pekin,
has sent an ultimatum to the Chinese Government.
Mr.. Thwaites has been elected M. P. for
Blackburn.
The italian Government has ordered q frig&ts
to proceed to San Salvador.
October 6,
NEW YORK 4,-The death is announced of NJ.
Ducuing, Member of the French National Assem-
bly, for the department Of tho Hautes Pyrenees.
The news received from Pekin concerning the
nature of the relations between the English and
Chinese Governments is conflicting and the
statement that the British Envoy had delivered an
ultimatum is not confirmed.
A procession of Catholic pilgrims was attacked
in Toronto by Orangemen today. Troops were
called out and succeeded in restoring order, but
great excitement still prevails.
COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL.
October 4.
New YoRK. Flour, per barrel, triple extra
in New Orleans 500 to I. Meal, per barrel SAT to
AZ. Heavy Mess Pork, per barrel, .$22. Sugar,
Crystals, per h., S34 TO 9Bc. Fair to good REIN
ing per lb, Il to 8!o. English Islands Molasses,
per gallon, 80 to 400. Premium on Gold lit to
i. Exchange, New York and London 4.79.
LONDON, Sugar, Demerara Crystals, per cwt.
253. duty paid. Muscovado $P owt. l9I. duty
PAID. ClayeQ iItVdnd' NO' a. ~ol' IA
bond. Demerara rum per gallon 2Ila in bond.
Trinidad cocoa per cwt, 62I. Consols 933 to I.
Bank of England rate of.DiscouBt , per ct.
Rontes IS %. Cotton 7.
October 4.
New York. 2-Flour, per barrel triple extra
in New Orleans SOL to ]. Heavy Mess Pork, per
barrel, $23. Sugar Crystals, per ID. 81 to 81
cents. Fair to good refining per ID n to 81 cents.
Eugls h Islands Molasses, per gallon 80 "a az
cents. Premium on Gold ll62 to {. Exchange,
New York and L ondon 4 10.
LONDON, Sugar, Demeraro crystals per
ext, 25s. Sd. duty paid, Muscoyado per cwt. l9s.
duty paid. Cllyed Havana, No. II, 23S. in bond.
Demer3ra rum, per gallon %. I'D. in bond.
Trin,d dad cocoa, per cwt. 62s Consols 924 to /,
Bank of England Rate Of Discount 2. Rentes'
IS so. Cotton z.
October s.
New YORK, 4-Flour, per barrel, triple extra
in New Orleans $64 to 81. Meal per barrel, sat
to "A Heavy Mess Pork, per barrel~S22. Su-
gar, Crystals, per ID, 81 to 9}e. Fair to good
refining, per h., ~ to sac. English Islands
Molasses, per galIoa, 30 to ACC. Premium On
Gold 1863 10 ! Exchange, New York and
London 4 ~.
LONDON, 4-sugar, Domorara Crystals per
cwt, 25I3 duty paid Muscovado per cwt. l9l
duty paid Clayed Havana, No. II. 23I in bond.
Demerara rum, per gallon 2Il3 in bond
Trinidad cocoa, per cwt 62l Consols 933 to J.
Bank of England Rate of Discount q Io, Rentes
IS. SO. Cotton So to ]
, 1875-10-09
G. u Il A
THE CYCLONE In CUBA.

Translation from the Diario de Ia Marina
Of Havana:)
(E1 81. TAome Tsde~de.l
HURRICANE IN HAVANA FROM THE 18TH TO
"THE 14TH SEPTEMBER, 1875.
From yesterday evening to this morning
the City of Havana experienced a Hurricane
which judging from the low range of ths
Barometer, can be we'll compared to the oAa
which occurred in this City, from the 9TH to
the 9th Of October 1870.
1--WE give at length the different ranges Of
the Barometer, from the end Of the laas
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sight witnt ssed in this city in long
time. We have only one comp amt to
make, and that is that the little ones
should be encouraged to keep q little
more quiet while the band is playing,
Judge EmmOns, of the United States
circuit court, on petition OF the trustees,
has appointed as receivers OF the Mem
phis and Psducah railway Messrs. Z. Il.
Allen and II. w. Smithers, who are to
give fifty thousand dollars bonds before
entering upon the duties OF the office.
All present employees are not to be re-
moved until after the expiration Of
twenty-fOur days from the date OF the
order.
The report of the signal service OBJ
server for the past week gives the follow
ing summary of the amount Of rainfall
during that time: ST. Lawrence valley,
$50 inch; New England, 80; Middle
Atlsntic States, 125; South Atlantic
States, OILS; Eastern Gulf States, O. 40;
Western Gulf States, las; Lower Lake
region, 0 %; Upper Lake region, . 50;
Ohio valley, $50; Tennessee, l.2O; Up
per Mississippi valley, IS; Missouri
valley, IS; Minnesota, 40.
The jury in the Waddy Thompson
case reported to Judge Fiippin yesterday
that they could not agree on a verdict,
vhereUpon they were discharged, and
the defendant was held in ten thousand
dollars bonds. In addition to that the
old bond of ten thousand dollars, which
was forfeited on account OF the nOn-ap-
pesrance for trial of the defendant,
Judge Flippin held good and unforfeit-
ed, which makes the bonds of the de-
NJ al a oil
The German mutual benevolent
society held their annual election last
Sunday, at which the following officers
were chosen for the ensuing year: Hon.
John A. ROush, president; Martin Bill
ger vice-president; Charles Decker, treas
urer; r, Stotz, secretary; Joseph EN-
rich, marshal. The hall OF this society
is over Heuck's, on Adams street, where
the genial members meet weekly to dis
cuss beer and the general welfare of
their brethren. The financial condition
is reported in a sound state, and the
members are among the thriftiest and
most public-spirited Of our citizens.
two coIOred people, George Bulsee
ard wife, living on South street, be-
tween fernando and DeSoto, went to
bed Saturday night, leaving u coal-Oil
lamp burning, without chimney. Dur
ing the night the bed-clothing took fire
from the lamp, and burned until the
flames communicated with can of alcO-
hol which sat near the bed, exploding
the can and literally covering the bed
and its inmates with immense sheets Of
flame, by which they were burned al
most to death. 1t is stated that the
flesh was actually cooked to the bones.
One Of the unfortunates died at an early
hour Monday morning, and the other
one, it is thought, cannot possibly re-
cover.
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ONg DOLLAR FOB TEE EPPRAL.

Persons leaving the city for the
country can hare the DAILY
APPEAL sent to them for one
month, on sending to or leaving
their name and address and One
Dollar at our cOWRtjR9-rOOnO-Or
for any time longer than that at
the same rates.
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Personal.

G. A. LANDAUER, ESQ.,, one of the
most popular cotton brokers that ever
handled a sample, arrived here yester-
day from Virginia. He leaves again in
a few days for New Orleans.
Mr.. WILLIAM NJ. RANSOM, formerly
Of st. Louis, but late of New Orleans,
has arrived in the city, and will shortly
open an office where ne will represent
the st. Louis life insurance company.
CAPTAIN CRANMER leaves to-day for
Bloomington, Illinois, where he owns a
coal mine, on the strength Of which he
will return to Memphis and make per-
msnent stay. He will be accompanied
By his wife.
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STAMKERING Oh SUFFERING
CURED

Professors Randolph and Creigh-
ton, these eminent professors Of the art
OF curing stammering, are now in this
city, and will remain until August Sd,
They challenge the world to produce q
stammerer that they cannot cure in a
very short time. Terms reasonable. or
fee at the Commercial hotel.
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ADDITIONAL REVER REPORTS
BY TELEGRAPH.

BY TELEGRAPH.
PITTsBURGr August 3.-Night-River
rising, with q feet 4 inches water in the
channel. Weather clear.
NASHVILLE, August 3.-River falling,
with IL feet s inches water on the shoals.
Weather clear and pleasant. No ar
rivals or departures except local pack
cts.
CINCINNATI, August 3.-Night-River
rising, with 40 feet inches water in
the channel. Weather cloudy and cool.
Arrived: Robert Mitchell, New Orleans.
No departures except local packets.
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ENGLISH BIBLES.

A fine assortment, embracing all the
most desirable editions OF Bagster and
others. Also full stock Of the AmeTi-
can bible society's editions, and the
American tract sOciety's "Feachers' BIZ
bles." Prices, from SOC 10 SIS.
AT DOD q CO., 34 Main street.
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The committee and Professor Arnold
have nOtiyet agreed upon the time for the
next concert, but Friday night is spoken
of. Due notice, together with the pro-
gramme OF music, will be given through
the press. Among the contributors to-
ward these concerts we must mention
the most liberal and certainly valuable
enc by Hitzf5ld d Son, who have agreed
to light up the musiC-stand and grand
stand free of charge during the concert
season. If all able to do 90 would come
up half SIS literally, the entire series con-
templated would be an assured success.
Keep the ball moving, Messrs. Commit
teemen.
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Couservativeiy organized fer doing
the business Of out-oi-tOWn banks, bankers,
Usual interest allowed on daily balances.
Collections made and promptly RENTED,
COTT@TFsonCCs7lCs solicited. Exchange On pEiuci-
pal cities of Europe.
LIVINGSTON, TEBBERN s Co.,
London
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sTRAYED OR STOLEN.

DAY HORSE-From Beale street msrk-t
long body: star IN forehead, TO shoes on,
about ten years old. sore on Jaw, spawned In
hind leg. A liberal reward for his return 10 81
fernando street JOHN AIONTEDONIgp.
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FOR LEASE.

I OTIS, IN sizes to suit. on NJ sdiSon, Court and
I Monroe, east OF Charleston depot, on easy
terms, Tor i've yeaEs-sultsl4e for cottages,
tenCments or a factory.
W. A. WHEATLEY, Gs7 Mafn street.
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GUY, MCCLELLAN & co.

The card Of this old and staunch firm
will be found among the new advertise
ments of this mornings APPEAL, from
which it will be seen they continue to do
a wholesale grocers', cotton factors and
general commission business, This
house has established its reputation as
being among our most reliable firms, OF
which their patrons will readily testify.
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Personal.

nR. ALFRED VOORHEES, makes a specl-
IL atty Of treating Eye and Ear Diseases.
Office HE} Poplar street. my2
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TAKEN UP.

ESTEER-Oue wild TeXsE steer. Owner call
- AZ once or he will be disposed OF, on ac-
count Of being dangerous.
I lau8 FRED. MARTIN, Kerr avenue.
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The cheapest and best STEAM DYEING
and CLEANING house in the city is at 246 IS.
cOnd street. HANSON e ~ AK IN.
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CLOSING and brass f1uting-irOn COM
bined, 81 80. Best fluting machien
made, So 50. BY II. WetteT& Co
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sertiOu, 10 cents Per line per week, and "a
ceCts per lire per month.
Wants, etc, are 20 cents per lire INST inser-
ton, and cents per line each subsequent
Insertion.
Death and Marriage notices, Funeral notices
and Obituaries, are charged az regular rates
We will not accept any advertisements TO fol-
low reading matter.
First or Fourth page advertisements, station
AIRY, double rates
Specimen copies sent free Of charge.
Our maIl-books are kept by pOstOfdces, and
not by individual names.
IN ordering papers changed from one postofhce
TO another, the names OF both pOsto1ncss
should be given.
We solicit letters ana communications upOE
subjects Of general interest, but such must
always be accompanied by a responsible
name.
We viii not return rejected communications.
All letters, communications, or anything else
for the APPEAL, should not be addressed to
and Individual connected with the ONCE,
Uut simply the
APPEAL. EPmp7ESR. TENN.