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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1875-11-12

JUST received at the Oak Hall cloth
ing house, 257 Main street, elegant Atwood
children's suits at s..
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PAY your city taxes this week and
save twelve per cent. penalty,
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The highest cash price paid for sec
Goldstein's furniture store, No. l4l15 Beai e ST.
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To the Lovers of Chewing-Gum.

LOOK at cur fine boys' suits We are
selling at S., at The Oak Hall clothing house,
257 Main street.
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THE cheapest and best STEAM DYEING
and CLEANING HOUSE in the city is at G46
Second street. IT,. WALKER & co.
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Buy your Coal at 1872 Main.

EVERYBODY should buy "Pomeroy' 3
Baking Powder" 1t is the best. Ask your gre
Ger for IL.
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Go TO Mrs. Lanier's, 207 Main street,
for late papers, magazines, ETC.; also a fine
law library, cheap.
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Gents Hid Gloves
Beautiful NOYeIfies

A lot Of fine kid gloves, fresh goods,
choice colors, at 81 pair, put on the counter
to-day. MENKEN BROTHERS.
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PAY your city taxes this week and
save twelve per cent. penalty.
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Oh! boys, oh girls, but its nice, its eIe-
CANT Ask for peerless butterscotch candy, for
sale by all coniectioners and grocers, az
wholesale by principal confectfoneries Of
Mem phls: packed fifty cakes in bog.
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In fancy stationery; the freshest ard
most complete assortment in the CITY, Just re-
ceivedat A. F. DOD & CO.'S, 34I Main st.
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ASK Tor Valentino q Co.'s Japanese
balsam. 1t is delicious, far surpasses Tolu gum,
and is the finest gum manufactured. Manu-
desta. Malstesta & Co, B. Rocco, r. r. Storz &
Bro.
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PARTIES paying taxes will do well to
purchase their State, county and city scrfps
at the Manhattan bank, where they will be
rates,
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1875-11-12
FOR ST. FRANCIS RIVER.

PAY your city taxes this week and
save twelve per cent. penalty.
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1872 Main street, Packer & Co., Coal.
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Mouth White River, indian Bay, st. Charles,
CrOcketts Bluff, Mt. Adams, Clarendon De-
Walls Bluff, Des Arc, Augusta, Jackson port,
West Point and Searcy.
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PACKER q Co, Coal and Coke, 1872
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ATTEND Robertson's Business College
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CHELSEA coal consumers will find the
affable VIM; M. Carr at the new coal yard of
Packer & Co., at the foot of Market Street,
His scales are under the big sign, remember.
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CoAL-Pittsburg and Cannel-Coke,
1872 Main.
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at which time Directors viii be efscfeI for tt,.
ensuing gear. Stockholders will be Dsssej
nee on presentation OF their stock certIG~.f -
W SoLuuciof-- ;. II. LA - z, Secretary
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STR AM BOATS.
mOEAG NOTICE.

THE STEAMER RUTH, OF the IT.
L Milt Harry Line, being de $50 80
DAY II h inst, at p M, tor Jacksonport
and all landings on White river. Shippers
will please send down their freight.
J. I. WASHINGTON, Agent,
novl2 800 Front street.
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COME by, and buy that first-class Coal
OF Packer q Co, 1872 Main street. Prompt de-
livery. satisfaction guaranteed.
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FOB MOUTH WRITE p

~ En-
For Helena, Delta, FriSrs ot,7, a., -
6tT uSfTaia, Laconta C G5G d1Tn
FlaniatIon IandiDr~ hite River, and ali
The elegant stes.S IS carrying the u. 5. Mail.
u GE1 * e ,s,El 81 .g-~,
Stack L.s kAS y q ~ 4 > ,zzesssaE
as above every TUESDAY and SAT-
-. URDAY, at o'clock pm
-aerchants, planters ana travellers can RELY
~ Lne sIrlctest attention TO all way and plan
TOT freight or passage apply to
j. I. WASHINGTON, Agent,
40 Front
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AmUsEMENTS.

=. IA - cSGxI14 4ss4S = G1ls
GRAND HAsQUE#ADE BALI,
AT THE
EXPOSITION BUILDING,
TO EaJse Funds for the Centennial,
THURSDAY MIGHT, NOVEMBER 25, 1875,
Given under the auspices OF the Commission
ers appointed by the Governor, assisted by
leading citizens.
Centennial Costumes optional
Admission-Sl. noy2
EEEnPHIs THEATEB.
+. W. fRoPR1EToR
Engagement Of the Great Comedian,
BEN DeBAR.
Tuesday Evening, November 9Th,
HENRY ~.
Wednesday Matinee, pm,
HONEYMOON.
Wednesday Evening, November 10th,
MERRY WIVES OF WINDSOR.
Thursday Eveniu 2. Novembe uth,
HENRY ~.
Friday Evening, November 18th,
MICAWBEh AND TOODLES.
Sa urday Matinee, pm,
MICAWBER.
Saturday Evening, November 18th,
NICK OF THE WOODS.
Monday, Nov. l5th-Furbish Fifth Avenue
Combination.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
John Robinsou,s Circus.

John Robinson's circus, which shows
/ here next Tuesday, Wednesday and Thurs
| day, is, undoubtedly, one of the best our citi-
gems have ever witnessed. This circus and
| menagerie will exhibit here TO crowded tents,
| and hndN will he nlaaaad
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FOR new ORLEANe.

Regular Memphis and New Orleans
Packet for the Year.
For VicksbuTg, Natchez, New Orleans and
ali Way and Bend Landings.
Str. JED. b. HAUDE, IT.
j. T. West-mast E. Outlaw. cl' *
Leaves every alternate TUESDAY, COM
mencing
Tuesday, October 18th.
Tuesday, November I'd.
Tuesday, November 18th.
Tuesday, November 30th.
Tuesday, December I4th.
Tuesday, December 28th.
And on during the year.
For freight or passage apply to
]. 7. WASH LIN, Agent, 300 Front st.
The JNO. B. MAUDE is the only boat that
will remain in the trade the entire year. Hay-
ing been thoroughly repaired and refnr 1ished,
is now unsurpassed by any boat on the WI st.
ern waters as a first.ciass passenger packet.
Every attention viii be paid to way and
plantation business. oct2l
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AGKafS FOB TEE GBLBBaATBD CHEEK :COFqaE Pass
stockholders Meeting.


holders or the y IssfssgpDf ana -F..T,Ts..--
see hiiAr0ad Company. win be held al tbe
FeaDody HOTEL in the city of Memphis T-rD,-
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Prof. Mueller has arrived. His Paris
ian dancing academy at the Memphis Club
hail will reopen this week, Saturday, NoYem-
Der 18th, from ten to twelve in the morning
and from three to five in the afternoon, for
Ten in the evening for gentlemen. Entire new
style OF dancing will be the fashion this sea-
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FOR WHITE RIVER.

4IiIt Marry Memphis ana white River
q. =. Mail Line.
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CITY, Sia'e and county scrip for sale
at the lowest market price at the Emmett
bank. Taxes paid when requested.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1875-11-12

1000 pairs two-button kid gloves re-
MENKEN BROTHERS.
BUSINESS men should know that the
Holly Springs Reporter is a splendid adver-
| Using medium.
Go TO Mrs. Lanier's, 207 Main street.
ior Iate papers, magazines, etc; also fine
law library, cheap.
PARTIES paying taxes will do we'll to
purchase their State, county and city scrips
at the anhattan bank, where they will he
accommodated in sums to suit, and at lowest
rates.
CoAL-Pittsburg and Cannel-Coke,
1872 Main.
PAY your city taxes this week and
save twelve per cent. penalty.
--
COME by, and buy that first-class Coal
of Packer & Co., 1872 Main street. Prompt de-
livery. satisfaction guaranteed.
CITY, sta e and county scrip for sale
at the lowest market price at the Emmett
bank. Taxes paid when requested.
Go TO Leddin's Business College.
BILLIARDS down TO hard nan. sixty
cents per hour, at Convsrse's, 81 South Couit
street.
Our SpeciaIties.
Fine stationery, elegant Juvenile
books, teachers Bibles, fine pocket-b0olxs.
A. F. DOD & CO, 3H Main.
BUSINESS men should know that the
Holly springs Reporter IS o splendid adver-
Using medium.
CHELSEA coal consumers will find the
affable VIM; NJ. Carr at the new coal ward of
Packer q 90, at the foot of Market street. |
bis scales are under the big sign, remember
PACKER q Co, Coal and Coke, 1872 |
PAY your city taxes this week and |!
save twelve per cent. penalty.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-11-23

Surprise has been created by the assertion
made by Mr.. Beecher in his Friday evening
talk that Mr.. Moody is believer in the sec
ond advent Of Christ, not only in a general
way, "but in our time, and says IL is no use
attempting to work for this world. This Oh
Ark, he says, is going to sink, and the only
thing 10 do Is TO get as many of the crew and
passengers out Of her as possible and let her
go Gown, and that therefore the business of
every christian man and woman is to work
and wait" Mr.. Moody has the reputation of
being exceptionally frank and outspoilen in
The expression OF his convictions, hence the
surprise created by this assertion that he
entertains in private belief of this nature
that he las not indicated anywhere in public
Perhaps Mr.. Beecher misunderstood him.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-11-23

The United States Senate at its next ses-
sion will he pretty equally divided politl-
cally. Tie Senators may be classified as fol-
lows: 40 republicans, INCLUDING Alcorn,
Robertson, Hamilton, and Edmunds); %
democrats, and independent republicans
Booth, Christiancy, and Cameron of Wiscon-
sin. There are two vacarcies to be filled.
one caused by the recent death of Mr.. Ferry,
of Connecticut, and the eternal vacancy
from Louisiana claimed by PincAback. a
democratic Senator will be chosen in place
of Ferry, of Connecticut, which will give
The democrats 80 instead of % votes. Should
a democrat be elected from Louisiana, as Is
thought probable, and he be admitted to
a seat, which is believed improbable, the
democrats will muster thirty-one votes
From the total republican vote take
those whose votes cannot always be counted
upOn-Alcorn, Robertson, Hamilton, and
Edmunds-a their list is diminished TO Sc.
Leaving out The question of the Louisiana
Senatorship the democrats will be able to
cast total vote OF 50. Add TO this the foar
doubtful republicans above named and they
will have 81. To this add three Independents,
Booth, Christiancy, and Cameron, OF WIS
consin, and the opposition to the undoub:ed
republican element would number 81. or a
majority Of one. Although most o. the SEN
ators put down as doubtful or independent
republicans more frequently vote with the
republicans than the democrats II will be
seen at glance that when they do the lat
ter they will leave the republicans In the
minority Such circumstance is likely to
happen very seldom, but it would have oc-
Cured last winter lad a direct vote been
taken IN the Pinchback case.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-11-23
Our school System.

In dealing with the question of the figure
that will be made by the educational part of
the Centennial exhibition, the New York
Post thinks there can be 70 doubt tina, GER
tain grave faults in our school system have
outlived every effort at Improvement, if, in
deed, some OF them are not, as there is rea-
kon to think, the result OF measures meaHt
to be improvements. Superfciality is almost
an American characteristic, aud for that
very reason the efforts OF cur educators u
eradicate Ii should be unceasing; but no OBJ
server can fail To see in orr school systems,
almost everywhere, direct agencies for fos-
terirg IL, many of them bOrn OF an earnest
desire to increase the usefulness Of thu
schools. In an attempt to teach too much,
for one thing, the schools generally teach too
slightly, and il is safe TO say that the num-
Der of things taught in most Of the common
schools might be reduced one half, with
marked advantage. To become convinced
of this one has only TO look at the prescribed
course OF study in the schools of almost any
city in the country, or 10 observe the NINA
ture libraries which school boys and school
girls carry daily in their Journeys between
their homes and their school rooms.
The Post IS right, we think, in chaTacteriz-
ing as "viciOus" the system by which the
qualifications Of the teacher is Judged by the
apparent advancement OF the pupils vt pub
lie examinations or exhibitions. IL is aD-
parent, as that paper says, that no public
exhibition can indicate the real advance
ment of pupils in sound and genuine educa-
tion. Examinations test TO some extent the
amount Of Information, tut moi at all the
culture the pupil has received. They show
still more largely the drilling the scholars
have bad in parading their Information be-
fore the public; aud the teacher, to make his
examinations successful, must devote alto
gether more attention than IS wholesome to
the task of giving information - his pupils
and training them in qualities the opposite
of modesty in public. In this way the train
ing of the schools tend more and more in the
direction of mere Information giving L the
sad neglect of the higher purposes OF educa-
tion. Worse still is the effect of the system
In giving the pupils an incorrect idea Of the
object and purpose OF study. The careful
training given them aims constantly az fl
ting them to make good display or their
attachments upon examination day, and they
are thus taught constantly that display is
the chief object OF study, that superficial
knowledge, held always readily az command.
is the one thing to be sought in the school
room.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-11-23
Business Notice.

As Thursday is legal holiday, the regular
edition OF THE STAR will not be issued that
day. Those having business announcements
which they wish 10 reach the public before
Friday afternoon should therefore forward
them in time to appear in to-morrow's pa
per; and, To insure their insertion the same
day, they should be handed in before II
p'cl0rk m
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-11-23

The very much buried Mr.. GuibOrd is TO be
buried once more, the cemetery authorities
having made complaint that the body was
not placed deep enough to comply with the
law Exactly how he is 10 be got out OF his
bed Of concrete, unless he is blasted out, IS
not apparent.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-11-23

According 10 the New YORK WUJd, the peo-
PIE OF Brooklyn are quite generally substi-
iuting Illuminating oils in the place OF gas.
The high price OF gas, and the cheapness of
the substitutes used, are given as the cause
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-11-23
FOR RENT AND SALE.

tNck eALk OR bENT-Tbrpe new snt elegant
hsnssfd rvuf HoFStS, c nfNi1iuy y roalns
eech bes'des Closets. Goal NSults sc Sifh 81 n a
tfn an IMPROVEMENTS situate IN the ed giDs part
OF The city, oD str,et ltfh street.
NE ca SlthcGt SfatlCa. Apply @ MlNn>hk q
fths: S2l Missouri avenue, between the hBu-- q
- .oo Q etrck daly. navz Isl
E'oh khhT-ElexsrL Pa blob aHt BID Room
y ara three other FURNISHED BED Rooms
Ihauire li06 Oh sr-et nor,hseSf cctEs n
t'ok EN- is-gs. very eonrfartahle, ola fash
loned BRICK DWELLING HOUsE, sisua'sd
On tne corner q Bridge and Frederick -trs-i =.
SeofeetoSn, ". c; large sad aftrzc i've Terms
reasonable sud low. WILLIAM TyLEE,
cct- ~ eot ms lSrh street.
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INSURANCE.

INSURANCE.
JOHN T. ARMS. ID. w. kkTcHAn
ARMS = KKfCHAM,
GENERAL INSURANCE AGENTS AMI
BROKERS',
lie Droit Building, Corner Of and eIn Streets
We represent line Of 6TROEl COMPANIES
snd Insure BUILDINGS, MERCHANDISE, s.d
other PROPERTY in the DIST RIOT against lcst
or damage by bre on the best terms. sep1l-ly
IpEMOVAL.
h The Office Of the LYCOMIN9 FIRE ISEU.
RANCE COMPANY has been remos ed 10 Room No
80. LeDroft Building, corner OF aud ST. streets
This saunch old company has been ia opecstion fer
thirty -fvey Net assets. etSse.Gel.
apS-u j. RUSSELL BARI Agent
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LOST AND FOUND.

CS REWARD-Strayed or s'oien, on The 18th n.
pa slant, email fawn- colored buffalo fySaSH
COW. The above reward will be paid for ei-X{~.
her return TO my prem .es. lrner 81 aud
southeast. GEO. b. SMITH. noy23-3t'
A STBAH-Around my premises on the 10Th fu-
"A slant, a dark BAY HORSE, biint in ~
left eye, four " bite feet. Owner will prove %SX
property, Gay charges, aud take it away. JOHN
STA Mt, No. % h street southeast nov22-3t'
TAKEN up ASTRAY-On the 18th instant, o
j grey MA BE, Cor lO ears old. The ow aer ~
viii come forward, prove property. pay Se&&
charges ard take her away. WINFIELD TAY
Lob, 14l3 p street northwest. nOy22 Ct"
STRAYED-On the 18th instant, from my pam
- ises on 10th street Meridian Hill, large H6aQH
COW, sp Jttsd. fawn color and white; eve -.
neck; small horns, turned In. suitable .d
will be PAID for her return for information where
she can be found. (nov203.'l ii. J. GRAY.
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BOOKS AND STATIONERY,

THE COUNT OF PARIS NEW BOOE-IIis-
n tCry OF the Civil " ~ iB Atl-Tica. b. gonlte
&C Paris TTansla,td with the sPPrySsl II tue an
thor. Edited b. Henry CO5pee, LII. 70. Nd l.
$50 Al the new Books. B,suJiiul Book Ia line
bindings Tor presents Splendid stock & Pocket
books, Penkniyes, Cold Pers, Fancy Articles Pine
Stationery Of ever description. Visiting, Wsddsng
Snd Reception Cards engraved in the ssst and bost
style Specimens Il sty lee u Wedding Stati1n-
cry. Great assortment If Juvenile Books : Ia,
School libTsries supplied. New aud beautiful -
& binding Il Prayer Book. n muals aud g. -.
STANDARD works IN Prose aud Poctry in fire bind lus.
ChrOm0s, Panel PictcIss, Icesi Heads: Braun's
AufCtyIes. Superb stock. Complete aud daily IN
creased. MARREN CHOATg CO
booksellers and s. ationers,
noyls 81 Vernon Row, cor ia sv and 10Th 81
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MEDICAL, &c.

uCNDREDs OF YOUNG MEN ARE CURED
Of Nervous Debility Seminal Msaku~ss b.
using bottle or two .fDR BROTHERS INVIG-
oBAT1kG CORDIAL. Old men g forth Fresh
Req nerated, aud conscious OF New NigOr 900 b
street southwest. uovlg Az
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I'D CHR REISSNER. ~
TIE sT. 7THsr.

10 CHR REIssNER. III
sTE 81. 7THS ST.
STOVES AND MANTELS.
ps aGRssfTTEnRssy q ;eIfS;
S Noe fS iSGH RSis With @
e heat one room above; s7s. This Is the b. st and
FikE FL1GE HEATERS, all makes, pm, no to
heat one room abOys; $50. only SO. novH I'm
PERFUAIERY.
j. g. y ATkINSON'S
WHITE ROSE and other sACHET POW
FkhasspAhkRE ESsr s dEiPhT ro1 kfGRTp VIM
ERIzE MEpALs-LoNDoN, PARIS
Sold b. all frst-class dealers throughout
}. L. ATKINSON.
"a, Old Bond street, London.
Sole Agents in New YOrk-ARNOLD
h MSskhRr; mi. IIhe genuine guaranteed
f. e3Jy2Ors usI ,octl2 ,nov23 ,dec2s
DhK GOODS,
sARPKfIN8s, OILCLOfHS,
AND KEEPS
PAIEAf PARTL YMADE DRESS SHIRTS
Eseeiyins new pplies daily for the fall and win
Am immense siSok; store building running tnrogg9
stTee.. 'A'e' " ~ -IA0 'S' ''h ''re's ana 'oo
y. y. = = n ~ = = ~.
ID
Having commenced the manufacture OF M.
GENTLEMEN's BOOTS AND SHOES To- wv
gentlemen ready made BOOTS and SHOES at cost.
oct5o IT go sth street, opp Patent Once
1.-TWO GENTS A sKPJY-BeIjj1g RTo. hes, avn,
il broidery SILK white mr. hIach a. tn chasra.,
store in the civ C0SSOIIVSp0' '
LOvl5 tr COS 9Th st., opp Patent Ohfce
HoCx. e11oYS
IbAS rrNrsr ou.ryrv
,nsss 70 o-sar for O, % NSA SoAhiAi'
GTNTSr nRGSS SIrpTs ..osur,.a. -, q,
ZINE nRHes sHIRTS. Tssav maas' al ohS a.
HEAVY CANTOA FLANNEL DRAWERS, 70
HEAVY UNDERSuIRTs for 50 cents.
ZINE DBEsS sHiRfs, ready.msde, for ii.
cents. at the
BALTIMORE SHIRT FACTORY.
1912 street, Washington, d. O.,
ep1s-h and rs W. Fayette street, Baltimore.
NIoTICc p.-,;.- - 80. - 49,. -
IN KINDS OF WEARING SPPARET, can sci
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ROGEBTs VEGETABLE COUGH SYRUP
- Wanted, . Ssse Q. who1Ring Gsnsh thst cam,
SYRUP" IL il also the best in use tor Coaehs
Colds Hoarsenoss, Sore Throat, Group, and Gil Bron
chia ections For sale by the prnci pal DRUG kste
and Wholesale by CHARLES STOTT Co., aid py
the proprietor, 1878 street northwest novll-G
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IL q Il X l. n T

II OR rem T.
BBICK RESIDENCE on 1 street. No. 1886,
Just put in Inc order. sad cou.ai aing Il Rooms, with
bath room stationary wash standi, farnace, range,
CompleteIj furnished BEiOK RESIDENCE, con.
tslr1ng II rooms. on 9th street, between aud
house. Rent cas- per month for the session of Con
gress or s2G0 ger annum
stree, east G., ouddington Row. with range,
no. bath &c Rem s mSh Of ,.
willis0 Enmert. known as MT Pleasant" sirn-
Ss,d =, az Gierwood cemetery, and the farm q W.
BRICK REsiDENC IsV Of Il rooms on street, No.
9sI. with range, bath room, &C. Rent olOo per
The new BRICK BEsIDENCE adjciuine that OF
Governor Wells, No 9n3 N street, co tanning IL
rooms, IN hne order throughout. Rent Sl00 per
= The handsome OFFICE ROOM in rear of our
Rent $50 month.
nD-3 81 Real Estate Brokers, l3O9 Penps ave.
E'OR RENr-Thrse we'll furnished Rooms, in
L private family; Gas New York ave, povi9 lo,'
'9R KENTTH0usEs FURNISHED AND UN-
noyl9-5t No 9I3 street northwest
EOR kEFT-At ZIG street. northea I, an ei.-
o bs 11is 'i .enT ninise II it
caterer H. the house; ~iil suit member of Co9gr.-s
Teif,- very moderate. novl94t
FoR RENT,Eo. 140a = street northwe,.-
gy with hut AID Geld water In each, with or with
GU, loArd. novb I'm
ENOB RrNT-A ten foom hOUsE. No. 1909 liJh
street northwest beat $50. Apply ilo6 l.
street. northwest. novH Ct
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PERSONAL.

I OSr-EORATIO BATES, aged about 20 years,
IL lett home yesterday morning. suitable
ward i'll be paid for his return for information
Of bis whereabouts. He is feet i1che. high, ha.
blue eyes, rather long cray hair. full beard Aad
mous,ache; black clothes felt hat, cio shoes.
IL O. A BATES, I43l street northwest
uENBY FISH, colored, late Of COMPANY +. 9th
IL Cavalry, u requested to send his address To
WILLIAM COHARD, Accountant AID Claim
Agent, 1927 y street, Warrington, L. q. no ST.
a 8 7 hoL VGf
MADAME Ross.
This celebrated Lady AsIrologtst and Healing Nc
dunn can be consulted ~ No. 201 ID street, corner
Ing the Part, Present and Future In love Or bust
uess her advice IL Invaluable, describing your
Yen OF the way 20 success In ell undertaking.
Generalization strictly confidential. Ladies. 81: gen
lcmen, el.e0.' sepl-B