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II. as stated in the European dispatches,
England consents, whether deplOringlv or not
to the TetTOceSSiOn of BesSarabid. the negO-
tiatiOnS at Berlin viii not proceed with the
treaty of Paris as a basis. Roumana WI,
given this territory and confirmed i'm its pos
session by the Signatory powers at Paris, and
when it is openly wrested from her the t'eaty
is ignored. The abrogation 81 The treaty point
by point will hardly prepare it 10 be treat
ed with respect by the powers assembled at
Berlin.
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The irrepressible Mr.. Bergh has started a
lively discussion on the subject of the cruelty
or non cruelty of docking horses tails, by his
recent arrest OF trainer who thus treated a
polo pony. Increased thOughtfulneSS in re
spect TO animals is always a useful result of
one OF MI. Bergh'S moves, however great the
indignation at his peculiar and far-fetched no
tons of persons arrested through his agency
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An outraged German consul is an expen-
siVe luxury to be INDUCED in by a feeble Cen
trail American government. To pay the Ger
man indemnity, Nicaragua has been COM
PEELED to institute, by decree of government,
the following economies:
"First-TO suspend for all the time that
may be necessary for the rc-eStabliShment of
the equilibrium of the national treasury. ali
the schools sustained by the state, and all the
employees belonging to the department of pub
lie instruction.
'SecOnd-TO stop work on the cart roads
from Matagalpa TO Managua, and from San
Juan del Sur to Riyas; and also the work on
the commission on the cOditicatiOn of the
laws of the republic.
"Third-One- third of the salaries of all en-
plOyes who receive SD per month, civil. mill
tary and ecclesiaStic, is to be retained by the
government, until the necessity no longer
exists; which amount is to be returned to said
employees when the financial condition of the
country will admit of it,
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The southern papers hint that everything is
not lovely with EadS'S Mississippi jetties
The Memphis AraLdnche states that vessels
have grounded on the bar at the mouth of the
Mississippi although drawing less water by
three feet than was officially certified to be in
the channel. The Avalanche gives the names
Ofthe vessels, and the dates of their grounding:
and in view of these specific charges it NAV
be well for Congress to investigate before
paying over the several millions of dollars
Capt. Eads asks prior to the contract time.
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A woman writes to the New York Sun stating
that women Outnumber men two to one in the
churches, and her deduction is that there will
be the same disprOpOrtiOn between the sexes
in heaven, and reverse dispropOrtion In hell
But the question rises whether women will con
slider it much OF heaven where they have only
half a man apiece
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Elsewhere will be found Charles Dudley
Warmers feeling description of the dScOm-
forts OF camping out in the Adirondacks in
rainy weather. We trust our s. H. K, who is
up there, hasn't struck streak of Warmers
Ir,.l-
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The President declares the reported inter
view with him at Gettysburg Ito be predicated
on a very slight foundation, if any basis at all
In view of his experiences in having his words
distorted he will. perhaps, shut his lips here
after with the grim risdity of his predecessor
when the Interviewer Is abroad
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According to General Maceo, one of the
aiding Cuban insurgents, the recent concil-
iatory policy of Spain has done more than
ever her arms accomplished to bring the in
surrecti)n to an end. He says, however, that
there are still a thousand CubanS under arms,
and that the revolution is not crushed. u
would be wiSest for this handful of men to
accept the inevitable. Complete independ-
ence seems for the present to be impossible
and after the lessons of this long struggle
Spain may be expected 10 make the island 5
bl den Ii.It
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MEDICAL, &c.

ESQ REWARD If DIR. BROTHERS FAILS TO
sO cure any case of Female W eakneSS, Irreguart-
dleS and DISTINCTIONS; 80 Yeas experience. Office
oOo ST. S.W., opposite Smithsonian. IN, 29-2w"
nR. J. w. DEWITT'S Pie Reme,fy, the uuri-
- Walt HSie4 french CUE for Blind Beeog, Ulcer
ateu anu itching Plies; guaranteed to cure Thou
sanHs 9i living testimonials can be produced Solo
az lhe OfugSlsts-5O cents bottle. my25-eo3m
nR LEON, The Oldest Established and only
- Reliable Ladies Physician in the City, can be
gay, at No, sos h st. NV, from TO o clock.
All Female Complaints quickly cured. Once ana
Residence, 3 Monroe ST., Baltimore. noyI4-Iy
CPECIAL NOTICE.-Dr ROBERTSON can h.
- consulted every W ednesday and SATURDAY. at his
Ofice, 921 ID ST., between 9th and 10th, from q to
Pm, on all diseases OF the Urinary Organs And
Nervous Diseases, viz: Organic and Seminal Weak.
LESS. Nervous Debility, lmpOtency, Premature De-
cay, Nervous Trembling. Palpitation of the Heart,
DlmnsSs OF Sight or Gidainess, Indigestion. &C.,
&C. all resulting from abuses in YOUTH excuses il
manhood, and early indiscretions. Gonorrhaa
STRUCTURES and Syphilis quickly cured. DR.. r. is
special practice endorsed by Ohe leading physicians
OF this city, visits Washington every Wednesday
and Saturday. Persons In need OF medical treat
ment for any OF the above diseases, will find 1t to
honorable and scientific treatment, and q cure
guaranteed In every case he undertakes. VIII refer
his patrons to any of the leading physicians of Bal
timore, and show letters of testimonials from thu
same. Call or address as above, or to 10 SOntb
EulaW street, baumore. mar20-1y
CONSULT DR. LEON the oldest established
~ specialist In the city. He guarantees perma-
nent and speedy In the shortest time pOssibje
OF ali Acute and Chronic Skin Diseases. Abandoned
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The Next House.

The republicans are cheered with fresh
hopes of carrying the next House by the in
yeStigatiOn bluDder OF the democrats; and the
fear that the presidential cont oversy will be
TeOpened in case both branches of Congress
are democratic, is likely to have considerable
effect in eleeing republican candidates. But
the democrats will center the struggle with
many advantages. Their present majority is
20, even counting Gen. Butler as republican
The redistricting of Missouri and Ohio, in
creaseS the probable majority which the re-
pubiicanS must overcome to more than 30.
The republicans can hardly expect great
gains in the South even if they succeed in re-
turning the nine representatives out of a total
of 90 which they now have. in that sec
ton, and must look to the eastern, mid
port. From New England, there are
now p republican representatives and six
democratic. Three districts in this section
representing decrease of the democratic ma
jOrity by six, may possibly be gained. In the
representation of tie middle states there are
q republicans and 81 democrats and of the
western states, SO republicans and IS demo-
Gratis. One district, that of Colorado. is almost
certain to be gained by the republicans leav-
republicans must find in these states where
democrats can be displaced. So the chances
would seem to be that the democrats will con
troll the next House, as We'll as the next Sen
axe, unless by perSiSting in some great blunder
they alarm the country and cause material
change il public sentiment.
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FOR RENT AND SALE.

IINtR RfNr-
Il Elegant House, No. IL Grant rlace 80. .... ss5
tire HouSc, No. S27 Z 81. n.w... 800. ,.... As
pesi' able Brick. corner OH aud n SITS. u. W., 10
mems only. Observation-Disclosures 81
Sppl, 10 Ai.B!RT =. FIX
nj s. NJ. 321 r ST. NV.
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The Potter committee will sit with open
dOOIS-fOr the reporters at least 1t is well.
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ITO SUMMER TOURISTS.
ALLAN LINE
ROYAL MAIL STEAMSHIPS
from baltimore to Haitian and Vice Tersa
The A British Iron Screw Steamships
n IEEENIAN 200 tons, Capt. Lit. Archer, K. \, n:
NOVA SCoIIAN. 3 200 tons, Capt Richardson:
CASPIAN, 3, 100 tons. Capt. Tricks
Leave Baltimore every other Wednesday
FOR HALIFAX. NOVA SCOTIA
Cabin pa cage to Halifax. ..............S God
30, god,
Including every thing except Wines ef.
MS Is an excellent oppol tuDlty to enjoy brief
ocean trip in EirSt-c}dSS TrnnS- dtlGDfjc S cum
sshtps and the Chan ming summer climate of Nova
SCOtia. - -
FIRST cabin toSt. Johns, Newfoundland. .S35. gold
For further information apply TO
A. SCHUMACHER ( CO..
Jel I'm 3 South Gay street, Baltimore. Ml.
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NO K IN Mt.
T. Ey X. . .tuLrSMAS, i,:4. aud r
6Is ia ave. n. W., store. Observation-Disclosures. $i51 90
90 fa ave. u. w., l8 rooms. iii tfupa..-. 100 90
NJ lSIh ST. u. W.. 12 rooms. mod iIuu<.... ~ ~
lSSo st. II. W., 10 rooms. furnished. 90 90
5!e "a ST. NV 10 r,or,s. Uhod inyS........ IS 90
LI4I IA ave. L. W.. III rooms. iii vi n PSI. IS 90
toS ST. DIV, rooms, mod. imp........ 55 90
fStoddard ST .Geo'twn. IL rooGS, mod. !Bts 30 90
s54 n 81: NV, rooms. mod imps. AZ 90
oS9 Eth ST. W.. rooms, mod. inips.... 40 o.
SoS - 81. Sc, . r.omS, mod. imps.....-.... 80 90
$40 Sth ST. NV, IrNoms. Observation-Disclosures. 81 %
I2o ~ q. ave. s:w, rooms mo,. ImpS..... 25 90
1S y 81. Sc, roomS mod. impS.......... % 90
soo 81: s.w., rooms. mod. impS. 30 90
90 60 81. n rooms ................... Is 90
ozo TN SD n.e., rooms and bath. Is 90
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BOARDING.

SuMMER REsoRr AT FALLS CHURCH.
- Va; large rooms: delightful snsde: excelen.
wafer sI god bSari. Address W. H., Star once
(NouNTRY BOARD IN CLARKE COUNTY,
Ss;,v Va hss lccaton, ground, large snd Saas;
lS1h ST. jel,e, 10, Is, 10 %, e5, 20
GUNNER BOARDERS Can be accommodated
- at Mount lea near W ashington and Onto juno
lotonac Address :. E. wRENS, Alexandra,
Va. J'1S'
PoARDlNG. -eentlemen and others rem ,lnirs
comfortable ROOMS; Table BOARD IL required;
references exchanged. Apply At al7 New York
avenue. iel-S,'
yVNREMONT HOUSE.-Par,ies who desire good
l. Hotel BOARD. with cool and airy ROOMS,
can locate at this fayorite Hotel for the Summer
and if, $50 to $50 per month; single .oms. SIS
to $50 Der month, aud s. 20 $40 per week: table
Board, SO per month aud IS per week je1 lly
IS May for the accommoastion Of bSsrisFs. would
10 see eei're me 5th OF june any who purpose
y airy FRONT ROOM, suitable for a family or
three gentlemen; terms $50 per month; children
AIRY roos hs q sS,s
NAL Msier one hours ride from Washington; house
S Ts sddress aSn FGS
thelsburg, Montgomery county, Md. my 3I-S'
CuUNTRY BoAKD-At "Brooks' Manslon,'
~ near the station on Metropolitan road, about
location; good water, fine lawn, &C. Terms mod
crate. Inquire on premises. m.2S g.
TALBOT HOUSE, HALF NILE FROM
"A 6a,ne2yille Depot, on Metropolitan Branch
" 4 o; X. j and two miles from Sugar Loaf
Mountsin: GOOD table, pleasant rooms, and pure
M a7-1m 81 " N TIT Il Barnesvtl e, Md.
TOR RENT Most desirsble ROOMS, from
i, - y; June iSt, at Laurel. within few moments
tahe board and every home comfort Far nsriir9
lars address Mrs. NJ. DlFFENDERFFER. LPu-
lel. Prince George county, Md my27-6l'
BOARD GOT ST. NV. handsomely farnishs
SHADED grSHnds Post ONCE, Patent Once and
perior table. Terms moderate myaS-aw.
COUNTRY 30 ARD Ion farm, seven minutes
y walk of Laurel station. Washington Branch b
moderate Address MRS. KE HSd n%srd s9rq
Prince Georges county, Nd. M 22-1m.
GUNNER B1ARD.-Board for the summer can
Wa Se had at the the highlsnds five miles rom
railroad stop daily each way at the station on The
place: arse rooms and goods board at fair prices
the place to Mrs. z. HERBFRT. myaS-2w
RE-tDENTs OF WAsHINGTON CITY OR
AMtsi,AN HOUSE, Mechanisburg, Pa. Va
COUNTRY BOARD, two and one half miles
table. daily mails, &c, &C. Address Dr. iSHS
LUTON, Winchester, Fred K CO, Va. m4-im.
DERMANENT, TRANSIENT AND DAY
L BOARnERS at summer prices los 10TH ST.
corner New York ave. Mrs. NJ. T. S0UTHALL
,oimeriy OF baltimore. my1-1m'
NEW YORK AVENUE HOTEL,
~ Cor. Neso York are. dHf 1Ithst,
Terms: 90 80 per day.
A liberal arrangement will he made with person
Wiz deSIe Meals Only,
marl1-3m JOHN B. SCOTT. Proprietor.
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TONSULT DIR. LEON the oldest established
~ specialist In the city. He guarantees a perma-
nsnt and speedy cure In the shortest time possible
OF ali A cute and Chronic Skin Diseases Absndoned
and il-treated cases specially. A thorough cure
or NO charge. Separate consulting rooms eos III
street northwest. novIIv
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issue CD the 1st and 18th of each month I'm
etn of all property for sale and rent Cd my books
when can pe had on application AZ my Office or
will be sent by mail il desired
ducti0n Sales.
ON TUESDAY, June Alb, al 5 p. M. HOG n. Y =.
avenue,
Loans
$1,000, 81, 600, 81, 800 $500, $3.50, at per cent
jtl-tr f N-t'
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S13 LEATHER TRUNK.

TUX TEST AND BEST AssORTNENr
\ 30 OF Cassimere Suits In Washington. at
sPv A. STEAUsk
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nlyE7-8t

GpR SALE OR LEASE-The splendid estate
Il knoNn as ARLINGTON, - iying on the Pats-
mac river opposite the Washington Navy Yard on
he Virginia SlCe, and bordering on both sides OF
The W aShinSton and Alexandria turnpike and rail-
l. ad. Two miles from the National Capital.
This superb place consists OF four hundred and
nifty acres, with TWO dwelling houses, ice-hnuse
OF different fruits.
=, Ihe grounds surrcuudirC the mansion house ar,
tht handScmeSl IN the s ale. and consist o. ter
acres, beautifully laid out aud eusIv SHADED win
tuii-SroWn trees OF different varieties As a resi.
urhce Tor a gentleman OF large means, IL has n.
equal in the whole country.
Inc estate has on IL a new cattle and stock yard
which, ia the hands o. eneI getic parties could gain
a The trade OF the SUI rounding section and OF ths
three contiguous cities. The so is very fertile ane
blghiy improved, and most OF IL is in pasture an,
nieSdow. As a large market garden ami daiT,
IaIhl' AbliiSton IS unsurpassed. One haudre
COWS could I've easily kept on the place.
The estate viii be sold at private sale AT cas-,
terms or rented TO responsible parties for a lOnl
ease. - ''t
For particulars. address Col. ARTHUR HER
pIhi, AieAdhdlla, va my27-6t
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ID L NO VAL.
III; GUENINGHAM, TIE wsu k.oss n
1fdctseot 4ouef, hAe removed to 6a6 ID
street. bot. II and /. eilk Hats made 10 ordxbA
RemodelinG Of Blk ii 81 \ srsec1aiSV SSssiepu
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EDUCATIONAL.

kNREN Oh LAkGUAGE.-Prof. III. MAsSOy
- viii continue during the summer to give mr.
na!s lessons IN FRENCH at his residence SG
zll3 Penpa. ave. He will be at home every az
from 10 O'Clock Tor conversational exsf.
Il
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Sc5O REWARD If DIR. BROTHERS FAILS TO
ID cure any case of Female w eakneSS, Irrsgulari-
ties and distinctions: 80 Yeas experience. Once
9O6 st. S.W., OppOsite SmithaOnian. ny 29-2R.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1878-11-24
sOInethin@ w oyah Hpowinp

As the northern blasts will soon strike at
our door, and Jack Frost cover our daily path,
we should remember that we must welcome
this cold guest in a way that will not make
our frames SILVER and our teeth chatter We
should. above all things, meet the visitor in
as comfortable Style as times and our scanty
pockets will permit US. so make this hard
task easy, Harry Cohn, of the Great Western
clothing house, has for the past three months
been haFd at work attending large bankrupt
sales at the eastern and western markets,
and after much attentive labor succeeded in
Collecting a stock of mems, youths aad boys
clothing that no type can picture. In prices
they are lower thsE ever known before; in
style, the very latest, ana in quality the very
best This will enable the Great Western to
compete WITH any house in the southwest and
give our people Of Tennessee, Mississippi and
Arkansas a chance to purchase good clothing
at extremely low figures. Ali be asks is a
call and he is confident that one trial will
r-a!,e them lifelong customers to the
Gre.l IA estern Clothing House.
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NOTICE TO MERCHANTS
And Others Receiving Freight at the
Port OF Memphis.
Extract from City Ordinance;

Extract fIOn City Ordinance
SECTION 132. Cotton and other articles
which may be landed at the wharfs or land
ings Of the city, from any description of boat
whatever, shall be removed from the wharf
o. landing within twenty-four hours; and if
not reInosc4 in the time specified, it shall be
the duty of the whartmaster to have all such
cotton or other articles removed end stored
at the expense OF the owner or owners of such
goods or their agents And if the expenses
Of such removal and storage are not paid
within ten days thereafter, the wharfmaster
shall proceed to sell the same, or so much
thereof Us will be sufficiently to pay the ex-
penses ofremoving and storiug."
In view Of the limited space on the landing,
caused by the loss of the elevator, he will be
to enforce the above ordinance.
p. KALLAHER, Wharfmaster.
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The Result OF the Campaign.

LAHORE, November 23.-The British col
umn, advancing i,.to kfghanistan by way of Quetta
has occupied without resistance Sibi Due, east of
DaSu.
LONDON, November 23-The Times, in its
military All. Gle sgt: Many reasons make It APP
pear probable that the winter campaign viii close
with the occupation OF Daka, DakiuT and Pesbin
valleys. Winter is drawing near and the cold Is in
tense, and the fuel and forage In the mountainous
districts scarce, so that for prudential reasons
the Indian government will not care TO
en.angle their armies too far In the hills at
thts season. until their communications are more
secure, aud thsir cODnltSsiariat and transport
arrangements On maze app roJ ed footing. Three
more extended operations in the direction OF Je la
habad, GhaZinie and Candahar. General Maudes
division masSed at Jamrood, had General Roberts
Strong supports at KOhat and II General Primrose
were echeloned between SukuF and Ouetta, we
should be inclined to believe In the possibility of
a further advance. As it is from military point of
view we doubt its practicabll1ty.
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OH, We Smokers.

And lovers OF fac cigar, behold; Sol Cole
man has on hand an endless variety Of Geld
enberg's Key West cigars, also full line of
the latest imported brands, such as the guar
dams, meridiana, coronas, vIl!a-vIllas ard
fifty others, which Sol Coleman retals at
eastern prices. He has also q novelty in a
fve-cent cigar, made of Key West Havana
tobacco. A delicious smoke for five cents.
Call for the numbers 40, IL and 70"
Wholesale and retail depot at SIC Main, two
doors south Monroe street.
P.S.-Send for wholesale price-list of
Key West and imported cigars.
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LOWRY-Ofthe many who turned deaf ear to ev-
cry tender emotion of his bosom, that he might
stando his post andperform his duties faithfully Dr.
W. R. Lowry, of Memphis, ranks among the most
prominent. gas the fearful plague rolled onward,
and the Reaper cut daily threads of life which bound
men to earth, Dr. Lowry found 1t necessary to give
up his wife and son that they might seek a safer
cline. When the sad farewell came, each realized
the heartrending meaning that they were parting,
perhaps to meet no more until they claSped hands
on the other side of JORDAN where partings are not
known. Thus he stood, cut off from those he held
most dear, that he might give his valuable assist
ance in striving to arrest the fearful disease Ere
few months had elapsed, he too called to ''join
the innumerable caravan which moves to that myS-
ferrous realm Our friend had been resident of
Memphis for many years. A gentleman of rare Gull
ture and refinement, and beloved by all who knew
him. Oh, widowed wife, and orphaned boy, we ten
der to you our heartfelt sympathes.
The Ne1os and Courier will please copy, also York
vile En1lIire3,
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TRIBUTEOF RESPECT.
PHOENIX CLUE Rooms.

PHOENIX CLUE Rooms.
MEMPHIS, TENN, November II, 1873. {
AT special meeting of the above club, held this
day, the following preamble and resolutions were
unanimously adopted
WHEREAs, BY the immutable laws of nature We
have been deprived of our dear friend and fellow
member, Mr. SIMON SEELIG, who found an untimely
grave at Brownsville, Tennessee September l. 1878;
therefore belt
ResoIUed, That the unexpected news of the earth
~ departure of so good and noble a member OF our
club was received by us with profound sorrow and
deepest regret.
ResOLged, That by the demise of Mr.. SIMON SKELIG,
our club Is deprived of most worthy and efficient
member whose memory will ever be cherished. HIS
parents, sisters and brothers, who have entire
sympathy, loose in him the very type of obedient
son and brother.
Resolved, That the foregoing resolutions be re-
corded on our minutes, published in the Memphis
APPEAL and copy In writing be transmitted to his
afflicted family.
HENRY BACKER,
ABE SELIGSTEIN,
LASER HESSE,
Committee.