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DIRECTORY FOR ADVERTISERS.

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A MANHATTAN BEACH RAiLwAl.
completed TO o.ssnpc,.., opposite ga s.; East River
sss
East avor dice, tompsnvs depot At recnpont mse
ns and with express
.u s'. 4 ;.'': Ga !: BE-: ss 80 As NJ
Trains leave Manhattan Beach for Now Yors ya Greer
s:a. a. in md AZ %. from asssapsns
4 . with o. asa
sic and kocx.w"y Bs" Ss. T S.n sa..
The elegant steamers Thomas Coyer and d. r. Martin
I2d',s o Leroy ya N +, ;o Pier 'a.s S + .,
'na and 4" s.i 4: :io rs az AZ sss.
''l1H: no s p NJ r"d ''a 4:ss s F. NJ and
I.a1' lsavs s;nc:ssin Beach n: a.y sa6o
4 GRAND EXCURSION 10 Ko0KAwAY Yk1oM
~. ."s s.s s"'y st..
sG's R .ss S s"a p ss. SS.:a
NJ. and 5 r. NJ. Positively no free list az
A NO. LIVERY DAY ru FIKh ISLAND.
"A To Fire Island, the world renowned seaside rcsors
The mammoth and i S;Ii siCon sea going steamer
carrying capacity 1000 DsS'.S. a.. been ,hG9'r0ussy
Thursday July 49, for season Of 1873 sundsys included
leaving foo; e. We. H., saa 81 Norm River, 20 NJ.
foot ps wi IS i ssss IT, ssa s,1I NJ
Jewels Wharf, Brcokiyn, 0 - A. A., -.
ockaway Beach Far Rscsnwsy and tne shores u old
s"s me re . ws s"G
r. N Fare round trip cniy IS cents Music by Professor
Inns icfrcslments Of ali kinds board
and catered 70 our ps.rous NJ popular prices.
FOR EXCURSIONS srnAmKR J. h. sCHuYLEa
"A sand arst ciass Bsrges, With Boynton Beavh. Occ
dental. Glenwood ana other fNvorite groves
MARfEN 4 KAskkLL. I'D S"ush -. Opcn sundays
FISHING BANKs .EvkkY DAy.-sTKAMKH
| n seth Low, with boiler and saloon, leaving
Fr.nkiin st. \: so; s.h At. T. a:i5; pier 2! F.
715. nd n r. 5O 10th ST.. n. X. 81 pier NJ L.
| s:i5 A. NJ Genss tickets, 75c,; ladies, Soc.
Al a. FOSTER, Manager.
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solicitors
& HERMAN, AUCrIONhEK-wINKs, LIQUORS. &C.
-. MONDAY, July -, nt lOr O'Clock,
At PUBLIC AUCTION. NOS. 1917 AMI II BOwERY.
Unreserved safe Of lao Claret Wines 2oU Hnc
Brandcs, Gin Bter 100 cases PORT sherry and Rhine
Wines Champagne; also Is barrel. choice Bourbon ard
Rye whIsxey. casks Brsndes. Gn Rum Ac sold In
lots to suit the trade also - barrels French spirits
CHERIff SALE.-vAN TAssELL kEAKSEY,
DSheriTs Auctioneers will sell this day tOL eciock
25 Oth tie Fixtures 81 Bakery. cnnsistnr ~
Counters, show eases. Tools &C. also or-e Wagon
and Harness. BERNARD nEILLY. sheriff
GALLiasv Deputv.
MILLINERY AND dix r.~~MAkINH.
NINE. q. Dr. lacy, sslIS BnvADwAf, NnsH IvfH
NlN, offers one of tho most exquisite sssovtments 81
trimmed Bonnct, shsdc Hats aud Rcund Hat.
Of cost which ladies' Of refined tssts will spprecsts.
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C,LE or RAILROAD EQUIPMENT

-
In pursuance decrets orders for sale, ade aud en-.
in the Circuit Court Of the United ststes for
southern District 81 ohio In certain therein
ng In chancery whe rein the New Bedford Inst
savings 10 lannnt aud the White water Valley Rail
Company and others defendants will orr tor
sale The Merchants' bxchangr. in the city Of Gin
cinbat Onto saturday the 10th lay OF July 1873
80 oeoeK 7: ~. aud ,ncn aud there y nt public
the highest bidder complying with the
.se the following described personal Property. being
Railroad fqui pmert aud hitherto upon
Mbitewster Valley Railroad. consisting Of Lt
tivss-Nos l. and g. two PASSENGER Cars, Baggage
Mail Cars box Cars thirty Gnr, thrty
coal Cars thirty Carr, Cabooses one
plete Set OF Air Brakes
FERNS 81 sac-cssh up TO the sum Of sG5 100 all above
that sbe In ailments OF than
each no more than ten number falling due successfully
Intervals Of six month. from the OF Deferred
payments be evidenced by the
bearing Interest NJ the Of five nm
from She day OF sale. and secuted BIZ chstei
upon the purchased property The properly may
until July 49, the lire of the Whitewater Valley and
l.. g and H. Railroads. hctween Hag-rsown Ind. aud
the Plum Street Depot Cincinnati Ohio, and after July
IL by application to the undersigned.
The property will be sold a an entirety. Possession
given Immediately.
THOMAS o. SMITH, Receiver
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WEST POINT OR NEwBURG DAILY tnxcEPr
w sundsy see dsy line advertisement rensia West
Pom, three hears Newourg ncsry twv hours dss Z. New
YORK on return 81 5 80
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>rOitAtsE.

-sfVkAGE rOk FUKSifUKb, PIANOS BAJ-
n gage &c scpsratc lowest rates. eevatorS
Waterman. WILLIAM n. MfouALEs, 81. ~ Gem
mere st.. near Bicccker
1nD wrst 33D Sr. tEAGLE srORAUE WARE
lVDhouscsl. Sceupulons ~ clean moderate ehargsss
improved exc vssor. Cssh advanced n desired
WANTED To PURCHASE.
tNANiED-LBAD SCRAPS % DkOss An ONR
w having rcvnd lots "nsr address Post once boz
i.vsi New iork.
WANrBD IaNEDIArELy sE, on sssuyKs AND
w itgc"a Holes Safe. Address ~, No III
broadway.
VVANThD-DRuG FfxrURts, DRAWERS. BOffLts,
Branch onicc.
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I)AwNBROKER'S sALB.--s. FtRsJkf, GENERAL
Aucsorscr AZ FULTON st., Brooklyn sels this day
o'clock TOO lots Mems and Womeus tothing Dresses
shavls, ncmnants, Quilts, blankets, Bcadng. Boots.
Snoes, Pillows Ac Ac Mt o'clock Coats. Pants, Vests
NJ I,y order = t,oodstctu Bridge
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THOMAS q. SMITH, Receiver
No. 81 West I'd St, Cincinnati. ohio.
HoApLY, JOHNSON A CoLsroY.
Solix
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YORK MONDAY JULY l5 ls7s-wITH SUPPLEMENT.
SUMMER RESORTS.

1 oSG BKANCn.-cMELsEA COTTAGE. ADJOlNlSd
nsient guests s. prr .iny Mrs. STKAll-
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-09-30
PRACTICAL SYMPATHY IN UTAH.

Those who belonged TO the old Seventh
Louisiana Regiment. Hayes Brigade. Army
Of Northern Virginia, will remember Lieut..
+. w. Kerrigan Il brave and gallant soldier.
who was SO desperately wounded ut the battle
Of charlottesville. After The war Kerrigan
went into sugar planting on tho Teche, but
mis- adventurous spirit rebellng against such
q tame uneventful life, he pulled up stakes
and won't off to the Blaok Hills In search Of
red Indians nnd the yellow ore. Not find
lii. talsss at,,ifern,1s metal us abundant
in That region AS he had expected, he
moved to other parts with tho inton-
ton of assisting TO supply John Sher~
man with the requisite silver wherewith
to coin the "dolar Of our daddies," and ho 10
now deIvng In the soil Of Utah, at q place
called Silver Reef Kerrigan has not forgot
ten his old friends In Louisiana, but his heart
goes out to thetn In this their time OF trial
and distress. On tho evening Of the twelfth
instant he got up a ball for the benefit Of the
New Orleans sufferers from which nearly
$1,000 were realized. There was not u minet
In the district who did not subscribe some
thing. and Kerrlgan writes that many who
were out Of employment md without means
borrowed money In order to add 10 the gen
eral fund. 1t liz pleasant to record such evi.
dences Of sympathy with our afflicted people
In far-ofT Utah.
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much nearer the scene Of acttlal warfare and
the natural difficulties of the country would
be- more easily sttrmounted, owing to Inn
proved facilities British pluck and deter
minatfon would do oil thnt was necessary to
fight way TO Herat. but 1t will BIO no holi-
day excursion when 1t Ii attempted That OF
least Is certain. And 1t ID not certain that the
invading army would not find In the Ameers
capital tho soldiers OF tho Gar prepared to
dispute further advance of British arms
into Central Asia It Is this uncertainty that
gives Importance to the Afghan difficulty, and
renders the late conference at Berlin Of prob
ematic influence to secure the peace OF
El1rong.
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TO RENT.

Our old established stand with fixtures.
shelvings and gas complete. situated ut the
corner of Royal and st. Philip Streets In direct
communication by cars with Jackson and
Pontchartrain railroads and In Gloss proximity
to the French Market. An unusually good op-
portunity for any one desiring to open dry
goods store. Now under repairs. which will be
completed on the fourteenth instant, when
store will be ready for delivery.
Apply at DANZIGER'S.
No. 1877 Canal street.
Also, the upper part oft ree-story brick build
ing, corner Royal and 5t. Philip streets, In
complete repair, with gas, cistern, bath rooms
and all modern improvements to rent together
or separately at tenants option.
Apply ut DANZIGER'S
seB % I'm No. 1877 Canal street.
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REGISTRATION OFFICES.

First Ward-No. 1872 manifestation between
Terpsiehore and ROBIN street.
y cond WHrh-hO. 244 UarOndeiet, between
Dsord and IT. Joseph streets
Third Ward-No Perddo street. near 81.
Charles.
Fourth Ward ampart. corner Of Cont
street.
Fifth Ward-gampart corner Of BIT, Ann
street.
Sixth Ward-No. 1sy Hospital, near Burgundy
street.
Seventh Ward-Corner Of Lapeyrouse and
Claiborne streets.
Eighth Ward: Corner OF Greatmen and Poet
streets.
Ninth Ward-Corner Of Greatmen and E1rnfra
streets.
Tenth Ward Second door from the corner Of.
st. Mary ana st Charles streets.
Eleventh Ward-Corner Washington and Mag
azine streets.
Twelfth ward-At the Market house.
Thirteenth observation-disclosures corner Of Maya
zine and Borde1ux streets.
Fourteenth Ward Magazine. between Peters
Avsnue md Octavia street.
Fifteenth Ward-At tire A1eiers court house.
Bixteehth Ward-Court house.
Seventeenth Ward~Corner Of Second and
Jefferson streets.
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We, IN common with his many other friends
In this city. deeply sympathize with Mr..
Henry 2. Kernochan Of the parish of Plaque
mines, In the loss Of his second daughter,
Helen, who died on Friday OF the prevailing
seourge. II Is hard, indeed, to have one so
lovely In disposition, beautiful In person aud
bright In mind. suddenly snatched away
from tho homo circle, of which she was the
life and ornament. Would that we were able
by consolatory words to lift the load which
now Expresses the henri Of our grief-gtricken
friend
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-09-30

The last shred OF the civil service order has
been destroyed. Carl Schurz has made q
political speech. 1t Is not announced that he
was paid for 1t, but rs his terms are $500 b
talk, cash In advance, 1t Ia supposed that
financial matters were arranged to his satis-
faction. BY the way. he made financial
speech. After readiug it the conclusion Is
that the Radicnl committee lost money by
Investing In Aehtrz.
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still. The Almighty. Iii His ttnfathonabla
mysteries, has created many loathso1ne
things: but In nothing On the earth. mays not
even In the pustienee which robs the rnotller
Of her darling, the wife Of her protector. the
child Of its parent which desolates our
hearths and racks our heartE-has He SO
taxed our absolute faith In His wisdom and
goodness as In sending among us. III human
shape, such repulsive creatures es Kellogg
aud Packard.
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: lHiHfa..-1iIsr4. 81 ..f l.r "Ii7Ia.ii7'-
DIED.

CHARLET- On Thursday. September 2t. 1878.
ut 10 40 D. m, William Peter. third son If 7. A.
Chariot and Eulalie Pintndo. aged years
months and "a days
TAYLOH-On Sunday. September 30. 1879. ut
H. M DR.. J. Thsug Taylor, u native of South
Carolina. aud late IL resident Of New York
city,
Members Of tho medical profession md
frlen is of himself and family are respectfully
invited to attend his funeral from the real
dence Of Dir. D. W. Brickel. No. 18b Carondelet
street. This Morning ut 10 o'clock.
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REGISTER!
REGISTER!
REGISTERy
TgEGISTETey
Every Democrat Must Registerl.
MUST HAVE NEW PApERsg
CONSERVATIVE FAWTY.
or LOUISIANA,
Rooms COMMITTEE ON REGISTRATION j

Rooms COMMITTEE ON REGISTRATION
and Election, stats Central Committee.
No. 100 Cnst0mhouss street.
New Orleans, September IL, 1875 J
To Democratic Conservative voters
You are AGAIN CALLED upon to REGISTER
and you are earnestly requested to EXERT
YOURSELVES. and use every effort In your
power TO HAVE EVERY DEMO CRATIC and
Conservative VOTER In the city md State
REGISTERED, to again defeat our common
enemy.
/. Your OLD CERTIFICATES Of registration
CANNOT BE USED for the coming election.
0. EVERY VOTER MUST HAVE NEW PA
PEHS
8. NATURALtzFD CITIZENS MUST BRING
their NATUHALIZATION PAPERS, SO as to
avoid any Inconvenience In being registered.
4. REGISTER AT ONCE. Do not walt until
the LAST DAY. when tho offices will be-
CROWDED.
8. All REGISTRATION OFFICES WILL
CLOSE on the INVENT FIRST Of OCTOBER
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EsODLEy BROTHERS

HIVE tho most complete stock Of Cnno Wagons,
three and four mule Cane Carts. OK Carts Log
Wheels, Cotton Wagons, Bagaese Carts, Firm
and six sent Family Wagons Spring Wagons
for delivering goods. spokes. Feloes. Shuts,
Hounds WAGON Material. Axle Grease, Curt
fuIl-sizad swedged and hardened Axes, Chilled
Boxes and extra ironing. of oil our Carts, ind
Wagons. Manufactured In our own factories Mt
wheeling W. Va. from tho beBt material and by
skilled mechanics. we can give q reliable
guarantee. meet any competition and supply
the largest demand.
Depot-RZ5 and R29 Common street.
Haa txr dn
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PUBLIC SCHOOLS.

OEFrCE OF CHIEF SUPERINTENDENT
of Public Schools.
New Orleans, September 81. 1878
In consequence Of the pending sickness, the
opening Of the Public Schools of this city. has
been deferred until further notice.
BY order OF the Board.
VIM. 0. ROGERS.
Chief Superintendent Public Schools. N. O.
Rp1R ct
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Mr.. Eva,ts Ia to make speech in New
York In about ten days. That much afflicted
community Is warned In time Of tho calamity
of polysyllab1es in store for 1t, and will take
mnus,1reE nrcntdinuly
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W AGeDNBI CANE CARTS2 SPOKES
Ell. Ns SOFIA.

Ig and 40 Union and l6 and III PerdAdo
streets.
Sole Agent for the celebrated "BTUDERA-
KER" WAGONS, DARTS and SPRING WORK
Of all kinds and sizes.
Dealer In Philadelphia and Western Game
Wagons, Curtis and Draya;. Timber Wheels !:
Wheelbarrows Of all descriptions; Spokes. Eel
Orders promptly filled. All work warranted.
ina afiDtF
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MALAKOFF BITTERS.

MALAKOFF BITTERSa
The best stomachic and tonic sovereign remedy
for Dyspepsia. Excellent for an anI-maIarIal
morning beverage.
Low PrHce-PnPe and Reliable
For sale In all quantities by
.@m-. .a.s. IT. ALPH. WALE.
Sole Manufacturer.
iaIg ly adm No. 2s CONT street. Few Orleans
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Bsaforatv springs Alum ana Iron MAST

He states thai this mass should be taken rapid
" and In large doses saturating tbg blond WIN
it, and putting tho SYST under is influence Il,
In hend and limbs. and aso the nnuseh: that
under It's use the urine rapidly loses its thieE
bloody character becoming clear and limptd :
Tint the paroxysms nre rendered mider, less
frequent mud Of shorter duration that IT is also
most ben sfica from the very moment the acute
he places great reliance In this mass, using
such other adjunct tre, tment as the course Of
the disease may suggest.
The Cincinnati Medical News Urges all to try
this remedy. that It's efficacy may be- known and
utilized.
This msss may be had Of druggists, or ordered
from tho Bedford Ainm and Iron Springs Com
pany Lynebburg. Va and ii can be- sent by
mali. postpaid. or express. at SO cents or 81 IL
package or ~ 80 or 81 for half IL dozen.
A. M. DAVIES,
President Of the Company.
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PREVENTIVE AND CURE
-..& $50 FOR SEES
YELLOW TIE EGR.

According to the most Intelligent medical
opinion, yellow fever Is
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DEuOCpATlC ADMINISTRATIVE TICKLE

DEMOCRATIC AND tCONSBRV ARlVBTlCkEr.
FOR STATE TREASURER, ..~ a..
N. A. BURKE or ORLEANS
ron TIE FURTy-SIXTII. CONGRESS-.
TInsT DISTRICT.
II. /. GIBSON. or ORLEANS
SECOND DISTINCT
IL. j. ELLIS, or ORLEANS. ...
THIRD DISTRICT
j, H. ACKLEN. OF ST. MARY.
FOURTH DIsTRtUT.
], q. ELAN, OF DE SOTO.
FIFTH DESTRUCTION THE LONG TERM
J. II. KING. OF CoNOOhDlA.
s,on rur ttHrfe,suEp TERM troRry FIFTH CON"
GREsH1
]. B. YOUNG. OF CLAIBORNE
sfxTu DISTRICT.
ID. w. ROBERTSON, or EAST BATON houoE.
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This mass will be sent FREQ to yellow fever
sufferers who arc unable to Uay for 1t. nnd u
trial supply will bs sent without charge to ply
sicinns desiring to test In thsir practice.
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LOUISIANA STATE UNIVERSITY
AND
Agricultural and Mechanical College,

Owing to the prevalence Of yellow fever In
Baton Rouge, and at other points in this State,
and In an adjoining State 1t is deemed prudent
to advise cadets from uninfected districts, as
we'll request those from infected places not to-
present themselves for admission into this in
stitution till further notice.
.. r. BOYD. President.
Baton Rouge. La September %, 1878.
Approved:
FRANCIS r. NICHOLS
Governor Of Louisiana, and ex-offieio Presi~1
dent Board Of Supervisors. se28 lot
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W.p. CONVERSE. Jn. RICHARD M. oNd.
w. 2. CONVERSE, JR., 4 co.
81 and 81 Magazine Street. 49,
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. st. Joseph and Front Sts..
NEW ORLEANS.
Have for sale the following named articles
and others: together with q complete stock OF
such goods as are usually kept by dealers In
Oils, Paints, Limo, Building Material and Naval
Stores, viz:
ROLL SULPHUR OR BIRTHSTONE. for sugar
making.
LIME. for sugar making.
LIME for building purposes.
CEMENT. SAND,
PLASTER, PLAsTERING HAIR.
FIRE BRICK, FIRE CLAY
AXLE GREASE.
TALLOW.
PACKING YARN.
ANN LARD OIL
HEADLIGHT OIL,
ENGINE OIL.
LUBRICATING OIL,
COTTON SEED OIL,
| WINDOW GLASS
Are manufacturers agents for the sale O
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NOTICE.
NOTICE.

ALI applications for nurses from physicians
must be sent at the time direct to the office Of
Howard Association, and be approved by the
Howard in charge IF the district. SET
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ALL KINDS OF CITY INDEBTEDNESS
W. Fl. BARNETT. Broker.
Sd St. Charles street opposite st, Charles
Hotel, myl 1y2p
Daily Republican., 1878-11-12

70 b. ashamed to use such arguments.
He has gone into worse places to collect
I from Democrats. 4 "a &
The colorsd men haye been afraid p
come out from their alleys and 90 %
Mr.. Given's Office to pay their taxes,
that is what's the matter. MIR. q. got
into trouble, not BY trying to collect
taxes from colored people, but for try
ing very hard not to collect them, and
in the latter he has always succeeded
remarkably well. Samuel Townsend,
rough and blunt, but strictly honest,
spoke the truth in the Democratic
meeting in the City Hall, few even
ings before the election, when he said I:
We (the Democrats) intend by every
means in our power to prevent the mig
GERS from voting" This is the true
sentiment of tho Democracy, the spirit
hat moves the Gazette, and when that
paper says that "no one prevents the
negroes from paying their taxes. and
invItes them TO come and do So" Its
language becomes cruelty sarcastic, all
empty mockery, meant only to gull and
Ircelv-
Daily Republican., 1878-11-12

ONE THING Is CERTAIN "A solid South
will make solid North. OF the States
which have voted this year the Rcpub
licans carry sufficient number to give
them 1873 electoral votes, not counting
California and New Jersey, enough and
to spare to elect Republican Prssi-
dent. The result on National affairs
seems struggling to get even with tn.
result in the State.
Daily Republican., 1878-11-12

uPIN,S

Having ~ adv
4 advsnssS " Ii
,ialIy shsIr 81,
rinos, wshav'
other 'ysfyla
ebrassd soods,
70 10 continus tt
81 LowPRIcE
Che inslnsl,se q
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hsse gpptls, W
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,petitioln with
6 tn scods cor
,rkst.
W HAYS hsard
rssssd yfiate
chased Mack
isd st.slfsssI by
them n stro
y toS's nllue i
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Daily Republican., 1878-11-12
, W. Observation-Disclosures

PROFKssOR Of
ANCIENT AND MODERN LANHU ABES
Latin. Greek, Hebrew, German, French
and Spanish. Having made thOrsugh
course at the celebrated High Schools O'
Prnsiia-the German institutions for learn.
ing being the most rcnownc In the world
he Is fully competent to instruct both ladies
and gentlemen In any ofthe above languages.
or give them preparation for any college here
or IN Europe Terms have been greatly mod
Grated and time made suitable to any one
Great care IL taken and diligence used IN the
Advancement of his pupils. He IL confident
OF his ability Ia impat more thorough
knowledge In less line and at lower terms
than could be obtained at any college, or with
any professor anywhere PUpils may Join a
class or recito private lessons. (By special
request, lessons In Bookkeeping, Arithmetic,
Geometry. Aigebri, etc, are given To begin
ners, as well as 10 advanced students. A
special time II ct apart Tor ladies, and par.
tie liar care IL given 10 young bc0inners. J
" Practical German and French conversation.
classes. tq.l at, or send postal card TO Otii 0
at Room No, 8. ut Almonds Building
Eighth and Market streets. Office hours.
from II 10 l2a. M, 10 o p. ~, and 63l 10
p. m. Residence. l4lb Delaware Avenue. II
DHONOGRAPHY. FRENCH and Span
i ish taught at the Evening school, corner
sixth and Market t~aville Building, third
story.) A. A. MACDONALD. teacher. Real
dence, 2lS West street. Oct2l-lmd
Daily Republican., 1878-11-12

OUR CUSTOM DEPARTMENT.
Still retains its well merited popularity,
and have an immense stock to select
from while our cutter has no superior
in this city in STYLE, FIT Il WORK
MANSHIP GUARANTEED.