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We have always banked on Btaub, end we
know that he has on hand at Goldthwaite 8
place. OH Exchange Allsy. near The corner OF
Canal street, all The latest papers and tefiodi,,
Gals. Puck, the satifieal weekly. the Punch Of
America j. on his, table, ass also Hafp,sts
Weekly, Meahee's lllu. tfated News, and Hat !.
matsr and splendid engfavihgs. II Y u want
good Sunday reading pay q Wis to staub.
The Crescent Crews will sing q number OF
CAMP songs and ehoruses next Saturday. az me
lake
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| MRS BLOCKING. ff2 CAMP STREET, HAS
! vi ON hand the best kind Of help for city and
country: has on hand one good German girl as
| hDueekseper. Huff II
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THE LOAN OFFICE.

Iy...,..,,.. Baronae street.
Delinuuents will take hotien that all unrea
deemed pledges. wherein interest has not been
paid up to February 1. 1877. will be offered for
sale, without distinction. from and after
September /, 1877.
Liberal deduction on back interest will DO al
lowed II paid promptly.
autp Of OTTO BCHWANER.
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LOST OR MIsLAID.

r OsT-DFpOsIT BOOKS IN THE IOUIsI-
IL ALI Savings Bank Ms. 1925 1t27, 1128 The
finder will please return them to the bank.
au1I 81
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VNIANTED-BY MRS. BLOCK, NO. f42 CAMP
| w street. for the conntrv, one Cook. one
Washer aud one Gardener. Has ON hand o
| good honsekcepsr. nun u
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UNIVERSITY HIGH SCHOOL,
Eagle Hall, Prytania street, cor. Urania.
The Fourth Annual Session OF this school
for Boys will open on MONDAY. October I. 1877.
The principal will be- assisted by full corps Of
competent teachers. He refers by permission
to the Faculty Of the University OF Virginia and
to his patrons the past session. whose names
may be found in the circular Of the school.
Circulars can be had ut the book stores.
For further information address
GEO. @. PREOT, Principal.
jygi am P.O. Box 425
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yNTANTED-A SITUATION AZ PORTER IN
w store, or work in u stable. BY u man
Of family Address II. NJ, this office. aus 3t
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| WANTED - TO PURCH aSE. A SECOND
| w hand central fire breeeh- loading SHOT
GIN, IL bore, between 52 and 36 In length. Adj
| dress BREECH LOADER. this Office.
atitg 81,
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uTANTED-A SITUATION As COOK IN A
w private family. The best ii city reference
osn be given, II required. Address M. this
office. aug ut
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"ANTED-BT A YOUNG GIRL. A SITUA-
w ton TO do house work or sewing under
stands operating on. sewing machines Gan
fnrhi the best OF reference. Address X. r. H.,
this office alllg tw
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HELP wANTEn-rEMAuas,

"ANTBD=A WHITE WOMAN 70 COON
w and do houss work. Anply. with refer
enee on Louisiana Avenue, between Camp and
Chestnut, upper side. aut9 IL
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ATANTED-sIx GIRLS TO LEARN HAIR
w work. and after learning, get steady work
| nj u Burgundy street. aut9f
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WANTED 10 BELL-THREE LARGE
w camphor wood chests. for ke ping out al
insects from clothing, etc. Price stb to s25 each.
Address or call on FREEMAN, 265 Dryades
street near Triton Walk. atitg st.
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rropssa,s fur uesta,,, ans for the enter

teinmpnt nj ths fjreaeent a avs viii be received
by H. j. LENDERS n ig7 Povt 'ras street. or W
Howianl, tBt Agstl, Hampa It street. up to
TU ESDAf, August ~, aus II
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LFoR REyT-THE COTTAGE. NO. 14s ELI
It. sian Fields street. con aiming eight rooms,
kitchen, servants room two wells AMI cfs-
tern, together with several large lots and ssable
The above ID suitable for a large dairy dray-
men or gardener. Rent cbeap 10 good
tenant, Apply at No. lac Carondeles strees.
ieo2 IL
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MISCELLANEOUS.

uTANTED-A SECONDHAND FOOT
w Lathe. Must turn either wood or metal.
Address n. D.. this Office. Hut1 iw
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| WANTED TO ADOpT-BY A LADY OF
w means. girl child between the ages Of
| two and three years. Address Mrs. II. N.
| MORRIS, New Orleans post0ffice. AUG ttf
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Headquarters first Hsx,,nent Ia

M sg,,,'. Its. s,.a.. New Or
r. o az ~ ~ ,nts members
lea ", aus 70 II u 94ihgeIs a9u assemble
of IL is AZ hsne ebe thsfeyy 9tais,If91 he goth
at thS i. at a.M.JqIv. Iiurb5i hvhNtN0. q mus-
ter by /, 1e Adjntaht General. Puhotual ''0"o
attre is :, t1uested, .......-
by grde. Major q. LIE aAliDBuh 8,
r5 ami
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TO RENT.

WANTED TO RENT. THE DESIRABLE
w residence No. i5b .Annuneiation street;
has Just been repaired and painted. con
room water In brd rooms. and all the modern
improvements. Rent, SEQ q month. Apply ut No.
i5a Annuneiaton street. aus ~
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1Ieadanartt.rs lVirst Megimsnt bemissan.
Field tlety Batetg , g asnlo5P y st ON
ordered to a. selnble a, theft arsenal Mechanics
Institute, on MONDAY Augnst 90. at $500 y. nj.
BY order! D. Gulbbl JantaIn. =.
L. GABouHE. Orderly S., 'geant. aus Ut NAE
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NTANTED=A WHITE MIDDLE AGED WD-
w man to do house work and attend ut table.
The best OF references required. Address o. r.,
this office. au17 3t
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WANTS.
SITUATIONS WANTED FEMALES.
Heussk.epe

WANTED 4 SITUATION. by A RE PEfyT-
!. able girl. to do homework Address K. O.,
MS ONCE HIlld tw
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SPECIAL LEGISLATIVE CHARTER.
FOR RENT.

rI,O RENT-A TWO-sTORY HOUsE-f2
L. rooms and cellar, for IS q month Broad
street, No. 1G between Canal and Customhouse,
pleasant neighborhood. auh
LYOg REyT-THE vakIETTEa SALOON.
II Ruroundy street connecting with the audi
forium II the Varieties THEATRE. y Il Counter
Shelves, Lockers, Ga Fixtures. etc, all com
nlete in good order and ready for use. Ad-
dress prof osas for rental ~ WILL STEVEN.
Secretsry La yariete Association. New Orleans.
aat1 n
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yITANTED-AN INDUSTRIOUS AND TIDY
w woman for cooking and house work. He=
fsrenees required. Apply at No. IS First street.
jg3D III
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Bank, Gfiinewald Hall. IA Bafoi we street. New
Orleans, July ., tgTT4This SAY InHs HAM
will advance TO Laborers, Mech, MICS, Ulerhs
under Act % Of 1877, and repaym 'snt may be
made to the Bank In weehly " 4 tgn4tthly in-
stallmsnts. M. BEHN Ell
iva If Cashier.
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WANTED-TWO LADY TEACHERS ONE
w to teach the higher branches OF English.
the other rs first a. sistant. Apply OF st Louis
Institute. no. us Dauphine street, from to2
D. m. Hu14 1W
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NTANTED-AT LABOR AGENCY, 1875 GfTlOD
w near Camp street, established In 18AT, ten
Cooks. Lanndresses and House Girls. WIN.
CTETI.AEU, is74 IL
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yHTANTED-BY A GENTLEMAN FORMER
w Iy connected With the Press OF Mississippi,
n 81 uation. Has an extensive acquaintance
throughout the Southwest; lis possessed of bust
Experience and practice as travelling nd solicit
Ing agent, and Is willing I devote his time till
the Isl Of Sc TENDER In acquiring inf, nation
about and the details Of the line Of business
preparatory TO travelling, for very small COM
pensation. Address B.. Democrat office.
iva
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AURORA Ftoyp BY Mas NJ. II. Braddon. 7. u
Patterson, Philadelphia; Eyrich, New Orleans

Feterson PhilRdeIphla, EyfIch, NaWUr1eaus
Paper, PIP. 270.
aurora Floyd has been too long before the
tente nj this time. When II was arst brought out
IL created quite a sensation. aud the favor with
which II was then received has not diminished
aimee. This paper edition is neatly cotton up,
and tho type Ia clear and distinct.
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r rUATIONs wANTED-mALEs.

NrrAa, fED-ANY KIND OF EMPLOYMENT
w r. boy sixteen years old, who wishes tp
assist h,a !, lother Add ess A. w., this ONCE.
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AaisToTiH. BY Sir Alexander Grant, l
LII flnth. mn 1aR phiiadalnhiai ,

EEbt Low. book About Women, Cloth, PIP,
3i5. Price I'll. Philadelphia 4. D. Peterson
4 Bros. New Orleana: J. O. Eyfieh.
One OF petersons' "dollar SERIES" bound II
blue vellum, embossed with designs in black and
gold. and printed IN large, clear type. This is :
very pleasant and thoughtful book. consisting o.
number Of excellent essays on women aud theil
power aud influence The treatment IL subjective
the style pure and ehsste. and there Ia goot
deal Of 30 Id and forcelul thought In lite pagee
II treats Of very sacred things, but in q reveren
spirit.
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WANTED A TEACHER, A POSITION
w 10 teach. In either family or d school,
for board for self and two children. ADDRESS
ID" this office. je24 ii
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w of house from the LIST OF July to the list Of
November. satisfactory references will
given, Address d.. this office is74 Il
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wANTED-pUpILs.

| A WIDOW LADY "a FINE PIANtsTJ De
| n sirss to secure q few scholars. ubexeep.
| ti0nhbis references given as 10 standing and
capacity. Address TEACHER. at this office
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WANTED BILLS FOB COLLECTION.
w Particular attention paid TO the collection
OF all bills entrusted to my care. The under
signed will make an ARRANGEMENT with mer-
chants physieiaps or any ono having bills for
collection at q small salary, or very small per
centage. Satisfaction guaranteed and the very
esty and capacity. Address COLLECTOR, care
Democrat Office. JeZ7 II
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-12-03
The Uncon6rmed Nominations

The Senate having failed to act upon q
large number of appointments sent to il by
the President, there is a gooi deal OF specula-
ton as to the status OF the appointees who
go over without action. In the case Of a sus-
pended officer. sec 176S of the Revised Stat
utes prescribes THAT If he Senate shall re-
fuse to advise and consent to an appointment
in the place of any suspended officer, then,
and not otherwise, the President snail nomi
nate another person as soon as practicable to
the same session of the Senate for tie Office"
This section is generally interpreted to
mean that If the successor named by the
President 10 an officer who is suspended is
not confirmed, the President must nominate
some one else, and cannot send in the same
name again.
Section 1769 of the statutes reads: "The
President is authorized to NIL all vacancies
which may happen during the recess of tue
Senate, by reason of death or resi- gnation, or
expiration of term of Office, by granting
commissions which shall expire al the end
of the next session thereafter, and if no ap-
pointment by and with the advice and con-
sent OF The Senate is made to an Office so va
cant or temporarily filled during such next
session OF the Senate, the Office shall remain
In allegiance without any salary, fees or
emOluments attached thereto until Ii is filled
by appointment thereto by and with the adj
vice and consent of the Senate
This is accepted 10 mean that all of the
nominations now pending, which may not
be confirmed, are vOided, and even thoug
the President may renominate all those not
confirmed under the tenure of office act that
they Cannot exercise the functions OF the
Office, or draw the salary or emoluments
thereof until confirmed by the Senate.
There is quite difference of opinion as to
what constitutes a refusal OF the Senate to
confirm. Many good lawyers hold that the
neglect of the Senate to act is not a refusal to
advise and consent 10 nomination., and
hence is lot subject TO the provisions of either
OF the foregoing sections. Many Senators on
the other hand say that failure TO take action
by the Senate is equivalent to refusal to con-
sent and advise; that the Senate can by
affirmative action reject a nomination, or by
negative action let IL alone and thus reject it,
In effect they hold Ii amounts to the same
thing, and is virtual rejection by the
Senate.
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40 Sorre.uous,euss.

AL letters intended for publication, referring IN
any way TO the editorial department Of the paper
should be addressed IN The Ed,f Of TIE S;s. Those
rslatins 10 its business departments should Be Cd
dressed To 1As PNbksk~ Of TAs Stas. Observance
ofthe-e directions instead of addressing such letters
In either case, TO an individual name, viii prevent
provoking delays.
Checks, etc. IN payment 81 bills should In all eases
be made pay able 20 the order Of The EreniSs Stav
Nevspapey Co,npasy,-not to that Of any individual
- Ne anonymous communications read. 10 70
ected comm mic atoms returned.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-12-03

We surrender a large proportion of our
space today TO the Presidents message and
Iepsr mental reports. They will strike our
readers as unusually able and Eell-exprcssed
public papers.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-12-03

1t is much 20 be regretted that Mexico has
conceived the idea that any concession she
now makes 10 the United States will be
thought 10 be wrung from her as the price Of
her recognition. The United States will
hardly enter into an arrangement with her
that does not al least provide for the aboli-
ton Of the iona Libre, a belt of country sew
enteen miles broad and perhaps three hun
dred miles in length. extending along the
Rio Grande, made free from custOm-house
duties, and hence swarming with smugglers
and Adventures of every description. 1t is
SO injurious TO the fiscal interests of Texas
and such fruitful source of plundering ex-
petitions, that its evil effects cannot be per-
mitted TO continue. The unfortunate view
above mentioned. held by the MexicanS will
greatly embarrass the satisfactory settlement
ofthis and other questions in dispute between
the two countries.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-12-03

The coal question is almost as complicated
subject To deal with as money. The own
ers of the mines, the miners, the stockholders
In railroads that transport the coal, and the
consumers view the matter from different
standpoints, and the problem is 10 so arrange
and harmOnize their interests that this great
branch OF industry may be developed most
surely and probably for the benefit of the
entire nation. The latest suggestion in this
connection is that the superfuous supply
which causes the present depression in the
trade is due not merely 10 the decreased de-
mand since the war times, but also to the
multiplication of railroads engaged In the
coal-carrying business. Double lines cover
ing the same points impoverish themselves
where one OF them might be made prof able
Half the sum now represented In railroads
would, il is estimated, furnish ample trans
pOrtation facilities. This excessive invest
ment in railroads absorbs the profits that
would go to the miners and mine own
ers, without enriching the investors.
1t calls for an unnatural development of
mining operations, that some interest may
be secured through freights. Il is thus the
cause of the anomalous spectacle OF coal
producers extending their operations, intro
ducing new machinery, and enlarging by
every means possible their productive ca
pacity, when the supply of their product Is
already largely In advance of the demand.
And this artificial aud unnatural activity is
all that keeps the railroads from ruin.
Stocks and bonds strive for interest at tue
expense OF the miner and the consumer. But
the evil is one which will remedy itself In
the race between the railroads some are fall
ing behind every day; and in time bank
ruptcy viii so decimate the number that the
business OF transportation Will become nat
urally profitable, and then the mines may
be worked and the operators live without
bringing distress TO the poorer class of con-
suDlprS of coal
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-12-03
FOR SALE.

FOR SALE.
A I A BASGh1N.-A hne Renleman's ~
IA driving IIO Csc and III Arm IS. with IN
ShiitinF op b gay, Pol5 ard Sh fits. Owner NN
a DO fur Der use for IL. Inquire at stables No
1927 Ii street northwest. dscI At
T. Oh sAlE-A fIe LIBRARY of about fl 9 hun
L dfed Va Umes, rnd two handsome Bookcase4,
scdress Loeb Box 20, Washingt n, ID. q. nS Ct
A INV TES-srOe, TRIPLE RsED Ma.
IA toHal ORGAN for Sl40. Al G. l. WILD-a
BRO Emporium Of Music, 523 HhsEE7
street noIfhwest. poy1o Of tfI All
L'OK sALE-Psmphiet sets Of FALHrZ' Plat
Il BOOKS OF CITY OF WAShiNGTON.
JN0. Il KENDALL,
nCyl6-2w GA Pclnsyl vauia avenue
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-12-03

- highest cash prices, at q. COLLIDE BG 9, 0l0
and PAS street northwest. Orders By mali yrompt-
y attended TO. ocfle- S
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-12-03

l issue on the lat and 18th Of each uonth obuI.
ietn OF ali properly for sale snd rent on IS bc0ks,
which can De hai on epSltcstoe NJ e. srce, or viii
be sent By nsil IN de.frs6.
Loans.
SIS 500 OF per ceut. $500 at 8 per Ct decl.tr
l., Oh BENT
Il X. II. WARNER CO.,
BrGirdYd H. Warna, Ed,cts A. Me- Inti,,
DIG II street northwest
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-12-03

EOR BENT.
by b. U. HOFFMAN, 10th and n streets "
furnisnea Houses, well located. 20 private families
.-
Large hall and 10 elegant looms above, at 823
Peunsy ,apia avenue n w............. ..... - ISO
9OS 18th street noythwest, rooms, MOD. p.. 10
DID p street northwest. ~ rooms, mod. imp. o.
S51 ID street northwest ~ rooms, mod imp-...- 50
239 Let street southeast, Hpms, mod I'm p-...,, ~
1904 9TH street NV room store and stable.
1908 9TH street northwest. rooms and store.. q
6l3 18th street Northwest, store and cellar $1,000. Is
500 street southeast, store and cellar....... ~
For Sale.
Houses s0d Lots, In every section OF the city, at
reduced prices. noyl7-tr
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MEDICAL, &c.

MEDICAL, &c.
$50 REwAKD ~ DR. BnoraEes FAIL
Legulsriti.s and DISTINCTIONS; years experience.
once eO6 street southwest, opposite init.
he. LEON, The Oldest E-tab ished aud only Re
suite. every tuesday, "Wednesday and SATURDAY, at
Fen.sIe Complsints quickly cured Once and Resi-
dence, B Monroe street, Baltimore. novl4-ly
- and 10th, fifteen year. experiences 10 special Of
nee practice; separate offices for lad e. aud gentle
guaranteed, or no charge See notice fellow. NJ I'm
CONSULT DR. LEON, THE OLDEsT-E sTAB
" hshed specialist in the city. Ne guarantees a
b s ssd cSroe s ses bse p kbs@
donea and i'll treated cases a specially. thorough
9th street Northwest. noyl-ly
nR RIC0RDS ESSENCE OF LIFE restores
y manhood aud the vlgor of youth 20 the most
cause arlsir g. Failure apostolic Bee are Of al
vertisers no of called Free Pre- cri ptons tn.
Whatever has merit must cost q fair price So Per
G Go s1 ~ sSp.,si soc SssSI; y,
Druggists sul Piled. J-EIy
he. g TRsNskAU, sfteT more thsD twenty
= years hospital and private practice fyea,s only
NeTcOHs snd Skin diseases. ali private On Hases AID
diseases q women Well defined cases tr ated b.
letter. Private Offices, No; 5i0 SIN street fou
dc rs above PattLt Office. Hours, 10 a. m f, aa1 3
pm. msr22 "
SPECIAL NOTIoE.-Dr RoBEKrroN can be
- oO,nulted every Medn sday and s'urda y n his
ID e, S2l street, bSt cen $50 aud 10Th. from 70
SO m, on all diseases Of toe Urinary Organs a a
keTy, us Diseases. viz: Organic AID SemiGsi Weak
ices, Nervous Debility, IL pO encs, PT-ma Gre De-
cay. Nervous Trembling, Pslpi atm OF TIL Heart,
DDness OF SIGHT or Gifdin-ss Indigo sion SC &c.
all rssu ing from abuses in youth, exressss in
hood and early G1uOrrhea Structures
sno ~ Fhli ,Quiokly cured DIR. Il. is a nafivs e
Baltimore, win II years experience g. speci prac
tce, endorsed 10y the leading physicians OF hrs city
yisits W ssbing,0p every Wedae-dsy and Satu day
Persons in eed Of medical tn ament for any Of the
above diseases Will Bd IL e. their interest ~ call
upon him, " no viii insure honorable aud soientin,
tr -atnent, and . cure guaranteed ia every he
undt rtekes. VIII refer his patrons 20 q Of the
leading BhN sieisps OF Baltimore, and show le-t of
'e-tmo malls from the same. Call address above,
e. 10 South Hniaw street. Baltimore msrBD-Iy
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-12-03

FHARLES A. APPEL,
452 Louisiana avenue.
Real Estate, General Collection aad Claim Assxey
FOR RENT-No 1880 O street northwest, IA
rooms. m fmps., eco
No. 1882 Sth street northwest, rooms, mod.
lngE.; IS.
FOR sALE-Two splendid LOTS on 18th street
circle; = IA, gain.
No 1919 Vermont avenue, rooms, mod. imps !;
$1,000 ssrls-tr
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LOST AND FOUND,


l nsT-Saturdsy evening, either at Wizards
IL lie Fl or between there and l1OJ r rect, tns
,op Of CORAL kARRIsG. a liberal reward y ill
be pa d IL returned "a llO5 v street. It.
tNOt Nti-Gn Monday. 9th November, q Broen
i COW. which the owner have by call
ing at MICHAEL TOuHY'S, AIS q streetkl lS
STtAYED OR STOLkN-On the "a December
>, large BAt HOtSE; small lump on 4 ~
II breast. A liberal reward will be G ven <S0S
il re- urntd t. u. Z. COLEMAN & SON, Center
MsIke'. Dc 2ts
GsT.In Georgetown on Friday night, Novem-
- be 3D. on West or Washington street. POCK-
fIbObs containing $50 20 $50. The undar
VIII be rewarded BY leaving the same at SEMI.
RI HOTEL. corner Washington and Gar
streets Its
I OST-On Wednesd.y night, 2slh inst, a POOK-
Il MI BOOK containing pa pers and a small -uGn
81 money. b'taIn d oney and return contents to
215 IA street IA rthwsst. decl IT"
OsT-Frieay, December Sth. between IL and 2
Il - U'cioCk m, IA the Executive Mansion, the
atiOHai or W Hard Hotal, a small Black POCK.
TT tODk- containing N Hey anu E-Oney d 4r
or hity Collars IRON LeavenvOrsh, Kansas, O IdDrs
ID by Ellen Clarke Sa;g ia favor of sara An.
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