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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1878-12-06

Yesterday afternoon the employees of the
APPEAL Office assembled in the editorial
room, and on notice a committee of two was
appointed to invite Mr.. Henry Mode before
the meeting. The committee found Mr..
Mode at his case, and at their urgent solicit
tation he made his appearance. On doing so
mr. Will S. Brooks, of the staff, advanced
and spoke as follows:
"MR. HENRY MooDE-I have the honor to
be the medium through which number of
your friends, fellow-craftsmen and others, offer
to you some testimonial of their apprecIa-
ton of your heroic conduct during the terri
bic epidemic from which this community
has just emerged. There have been instances
when the bravest and truest leaders have
wavered and shrank almost dismayed before
the overwhelming tide of battle, but your
faithful devotion to your sick and distressed
fellow-craftsmen, and heroic efforts which
nearly cost you your life, when your last
comrade at the case in the APPEAL compo-
sng-room had LAID down his stick, you be-
came the more steadfast to your post, and
proved yourself not made of such mate
rial, won for yourself national fame, excited
the admiration of your old associates,
Strengthening the bonds of former friendship
that will be cherished as long as life lasts.
This cane has been selected as slight testI-
monlal of that admiration and friendship,
which, it is hoped, you will accept in the
spirit In which it is rendered, as a token from
friends who will always hold you in highest
esteem Tor those noble qualities which adorn
true manhood, and souvenir of the terrible
epidemic of 1878"
THE RESPONSE.
Mr.. Noodle was taken by surprise, but on
recovering himself and overcoming his emo
tons he thanked his fellow craftsmen for
their undeserved appreciation of his services
during the fearful epidemic. He said he did
what be thought was only his duty toward
his brother craftsmen, as he thought man
should do under such circumstances, and be
hoped that he had done his duty. He did
that without expecting any reward or token
OF appreciation from his fellow-men. He
had done nothing but what any true man,
unoer like circumstances, should or would
have done. He felt that the compliment
rendered him was not deserving, but it was
appreciated by him and would never be for
gotten. He again thanked his fellow crafts
men and other friends for their appreciation
of his services, and retired amid applause.
THE TESTIMONIAL.
The cane is of ebony, surmounted with
golden head. Upon the head are the follow
ing inscriptions: "To Henry Moode, from
his Friends" For Self-SacriGcing Labors-
Epidemic 1878" A testimonial was never
better bestowed on more worthy gentleman.
His record during the fearful yellow-fever
epidemic commanded the admiration of not
only his friends in Memphis, but also of all
the readers of newspapers throughout the
United States. He is an honor to his fellow
craftsmen, who are the men of the "Great
preserYator of ali arts''-the press.
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Merchant Tailoring.

Fresh Oysters and Celery
Received daily by express at Victor D.
Fuchs's, 80 and II Jefferson street.
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Ry virtue of an interlocutnry decree for sale ca
u tered in the above cause on the thirteenth day
of July, 1878, and renewed, etc. december 4, 1878
Will sell, at public a;.o.vn. 10 the highest bidder,
i'll front Of ms Clerk ard Masters office Courthouse
Building. Main street, Memphis Tennessee, "a
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/. KaUfman'S

Saloon aud boarding house, $50 Second
street. Meals Csc, lodging Csc.
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FOUND.

CURGEON'S CASE-A surgeons pocket-case,
= which the owner can have by describing the
article and paving charges.
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h At 1903 COURT sTRRET.
IL OUSE-A nicely furnished house IN a central
Must have all modern improvements. Apply to
], ID. ConRMAR. a AR<ABorIs
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M. FUED'
To the Trade,

$685. Main, near Union street.
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STRAYED.
FOR SALE Or EXCHANGES.

TIME SPENCER PLACE. on volentine avenue,
two and One-halt miles from Court square
Containing ten acres; I'VE acres oIehsfu; npuse GOtt
tains no rooms: also eisten; 9 od out0undinB''
Apply on the place. II w. - G.SS1-s.
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F.SSST
STRAYED Oh STOLEN.

WI HITE Spitz bitch; answers name OF Beauty:
Nv Liberal reward will be paid for her return 10
I street
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AEARE-A light bay medium size mare, IN
M 1ood order when stolen; very thick through
The laws and white specks on jaws on lett side sew
eral marKs resembles sores that have healed up,
cansed nv I'D blood large eyes, lcnR small scar on
breast and Is fine blooded little mares wont work
S-oa5stsr and rides we'll SO reward Will be PAID
FOR heT return TO Thomas Claywen. four and hall
TniIes on OLD Raleigh road.
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A CARPENTER naro Second street.
"A At 80 Second street.
At 80 Second street
PUGGY-GOOd top buggy; cheap for cash, Ad-
ID dress, BUGGY" Gaze APPEAL
UTooDWORKER-A frstc,ass carriage wood
wv worker Immediately by X. D. wallace Co.
IOWA choice milk COW. Apply at 81 and 373
~ Main street. A. n. MkA1.
RL-FIrst-ciass German girl as cock, at ia
VI Monroe street.
SALEsHAN-AppIy to j. H. JOHNSON, 2s3
- Main street
PY a thoroughly competent man, the position OF
Mississippi. Best Of reference furnished. Address
" J. c. M" this ofIica.
N orphan girl who desires good, permanent
Good wages. Address as, Lock Box IA, Holly
Springs Miss.
MAN and woman 6erman prererreD to take
INl charge of a place near the city s,-.o.
W. 5. TAYLOR, 1863 Front Street
EMPLOYMENT Agency OF the Ladies Christian
IL AssOclatiOn.-Heip, white or colored, woo can
bring references, can find good situations by aps
plying at the Intelligence Office, los Main
CITUATION-In a Grocery or Commission House
= by a reliable young man; References. Address
G. E. L.,'' Appeal office
nRE5SMAKER and CUTTER OF abiiity-GoOd
IL salary TO competent person. Address a. B.,
Appeal ofiice. "
a SITUATION-By young man In a furniture or
"a shoe house, or in any capacity where faith
ful man could be useful Address, j. O.. this ofce.
DOOK KEEPER Position as BOOk-keepcr, by
ID comuetent gentleman, who speaks and writes
reference. Address, III. II. H." p. o. box 27O
bonneville, Missouri
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GEORGETOWN.

ACADEMY OF THE FISITATION.-The medals
ana premiums at the Academy of the Vista
ion Yesterday, were awarded by President
Trinity Church. Graduating medals were
awarded to Miss Katie Gleason, of Ark, and
Miss Marie Than. of Washington. The
gold medal. were conferred for uniform ex-
cellence of conduct on Miss Katie Gleason, of
Marie M ThRRn AIR. p e. Maria
Miss Hattie Newcomer, Md: Miss Mary
Kingsburry, Tex; Miss Lille Mckee, Kan;
MISS Hattie Monroe, ILL., The second honors,
Hamilton and Miss Estelie Lohmeyer, Nd. !;
MISS Minnie W. Morrison, N; Miss Alice Brom
Miss Minnie 0'Donnoghue, Miss Emma White,
Miss Sallie Wetzel. Miss Mary Connolly and
Miss Katie Wetzel, d. c. The pupils also re
celVed numerous premiums.
POTOMAC BOAT CLUB REGATTA.-The an
nual June regatta of the above club took place
Yesterday afternoon. A large number of
spectators assembled at the boat house and
races. The first race was between z. F. Dodge
and :: A. Wheeler, in the Fairy, and Thos. L.
SfSSRey ana 1T & HaRRp1n in the May The
tory to the Fairy; time, H.. The second race
was between double working boats-Messrs.
vt. Robe R9berts and Willis Paris in the Eyadne
JOS; Barton and j. K. Gadsden in the Signal,
and +. H. Barbarin and Chas Cropley in the
imogene. The boats passed the stake boat in
the order named; time, 1917 Third race, be-
tween cen m arr and single men. The former,
,ey,, Richard Morgan. d. Carpenter, P. Z.
Dodge, J. Il. Coyle, Col. Jones, and W. ii. Glib
son; ID. Gordon, coxswain. The single men,
the barge Frank Jones, were Geo Wheat,
ey, VIM: Wheatley, Norman Bestor, Ed Der
rick, s. A. Wheeler, A. CrOpiey, aud j. s. Zeig-
er; J. Carter Marbury, cOxsWain. The race
was won by the latter crew; time. 9A
Acknowledgements, between d and 7
O'Clock p. M. Frederick Johnson, colorej,
aged II years, was run over on Bridge street
by carriage, severely injuring him. He was
carried to has home In an adjoining alley, aud
Pr pr: Jas: nj. Mackall was sent for and applied
X. OF PYTHIAs, DECATUR Lodge, No. o.
The election Of officers for the ensuing Ger n
TOOK place last night. James Bigss, C. C.: O.
Angel, U. @. JOnn Newman, Prelate; s H.
Gladwen, p. T..
THE WEST STREET GETTING ARRAY
Evans the colored man cut by PoOre, on West
street, a few days ago, is better, and hopes are
entertained vi Qis recovery.
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THE COURTS.

CIRCUIT CoURT-Judge humphreys.
nainti f MCINTOSH VS. Jacobs verdict for
against Shepherd and for defendant as to
Lambert. K: Courtney. Bro. VS.. F. Roessle
son S0m, verdict Tor p,laintitf for stSS. G. w.
$loO; appeal on exceptions to charge.
EQUITY CoURT-Judge Mac Arthur.
Yesterday, Edison VS.. Western Union Tele
gdaapn COMPANY argued. Lumsden VS.. O'Con-
report of auditor confirmed for specific sum
and partnership dissolved. Smith VS. McEWen
pro con!eSsO on amended bill. Stegmaier vs.
Stegmaier; proof ordered taken. Secor VS..
HfOSs; pro cOnfeSSO against certain defend
ants: Balne VS.. KeickhOefer; trustees sale
ratified and referred to auditor
POLICE COURT-Judge Shell.
~ Today, the colored man, VIM. Bruce, who
was arrested last night by Officers Jeffries and
Slater on The charge of assaulting and beating
Sophia Lewis on the night Of May I'd, was ar.
ralgned on the charge. Sophia testified that
ing and made a proposal for her to 60 with
him to an unOccupied house for an improper
purpose, and on her refusal he dragged her
INTO an alley on 9Th street, and, after attempt
most prutally, leaving her nearly dead. Bruce
left the city Immediately, and has kept away
until last night he was seen for the first time
being called to attend Sophia found her suf-
fering. from injuries inflicted upon her aldo
men, from bruises, as il made by kicks. Some
other witnesses were heard for defence, and
the further hearing was continued until to.
morrow to allow DR.. Bushnell time to refer to
his notes and to the time Of his medical SER
vices Louisa Mills and Nancy Taylor were
sent down to the wOrkhOuSe as Migrants Cath
crime Dentz, violation of the Sunday law BY
selling on that day; $40. Berry Munro, injur-
ing the trees on the parks; IS. Humphrey
disturbing the quiet of GEORGETOWN. John
Knight, trespass on the parks; S. John
Moore, violating market regulations /; S.. Frank
Jones, larceny OF two straw hats. worth fifty
in Jail; VIM. Marshall and John II. Sims. two
colored men, pleaded guilty to stealing horse
and buggy from John H. Barnes. These two
night, by the police there, while Offering the
horse and wagon for sale at a low figure.
They We're returned last night by Detective
Noss, and the property has been recovered.
Jury. e.'NN
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ST. MATTHEW'S INsTITUTE.-Odd Fellows
Hall was filled to REPETITION last evening, the
occasion being the tenth annual commence.
ment OF st. Matthew's Institute, under the
care of the Christian Brothers. The pro
gramme was carried out in manner credi-
table both to the students and professors.
"Rienze to the Romans" by E. Welsh Ashford.
preparatory department. was artistically rem,
dered; it deserved for him an encore and the
Lambert gold medal for elocution. The Origi-
nal essays by members of the graduating class
were well written, and showed much thought
and research, The Tendency Of the Tines
by Ferdinand M. Schulties: MARY, Queen of
Scots" by Charles G.. KrauskOpf, and the
"Naledictory' by Joseph P. FallOn were very
good. The degree of bachelor of science was
conferred upon Joseph P. Fallon, Ferdinand
M. Schulteis, and Bernard B. Du Hamel Com
mercial diplomas were granted to Charles 6,
krauskopf and James P. Moran and medals
were awarded to William f. Merritt and
William II: Du Lacey James j. COrcoran.
Joseph A. Neville, James F. Shea, Alfred L.
Schmidt, James P. Byrnes, and E. Welsh Ash
ford, who was awarded the Lambert gold
medal for elOcutiOn, by the following gentle
men who acted as judges: Messrs. Martin +.
Morris, l. A. Lambert, Joseph c. &. Kennedy.
and L. Maynadier. At the conclusion of the
exercises, Rev. +. E. Boyle, pastor of st. Mat
thew's Church, gave the address to the grad
yates.
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hEALTH-Ihe POOR Mans Riches, the Rich
Mans R6SS-iS found in Ayers Medicines,
after a fruitleSs search among other remedies.
A word to the wise is sufficient
For UPWARD OF THIRTY YEARS Mrs Wins
t0toS S00thiT9 Syrup has been used for chill
dren. 1t corrects acidity of the stomach. re.
lleyes wind collie, regulates the bowels, cures
.dysentery and diarrh9a, whether arising
from teethlng or other causes An old and
Well-trled remedy. Is cents a bottle.
HAPPY TIDINGs for nervous sufferers. and
those who have been dosed, drugged and
quacked. Pulvermacher's Electric Belts effec-
tually cure premature debility, weakness and
decay. Book and Journal, with information
worth thousands, mailed free. Address Pui-
City. 6,lS,d&kly
TO LADIES AND GENTLKMRN-We wish to
call attention to A. Fischer's Chemical Scour
Ing and Dyeing adjustment, No. 900 G street,
near 9Th street. BY promptly adopting the
latest improvements, whether of American or
european invention, he Is enabled to do his
work IN manner not to be eQualled by those
not possessing these facilities. His cleansing
and dyeing Ladies' and Gents suits are, in
TACT, the cheapest In the city on account of his
superior work. N. B.-A specially of his CON
slsts In removing spots from costly party dress
IS; 70 years experience. His dry cleanser re-
moves grease spots effectually from any article
ana careful pressing gives them an appearance
as newly made. Kid Gloves cleaned: two
pair for IS cents. WV
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WHITE PIQUES, only cts. per yard,
anS o, DhEsS GOODS, large stock, all styles
BLACK GRENADINES from as q, 81 .o on.
BLACK CAsHMEREs, all wool, from soc nm
BUNT1NGs, all wool, rs cents.
CAssIMEREs for boys wear. Is, Is 20, 81, $3.50.
AATTIN6S, red check, 20 cents.
LAWNS from64 8 and l2S cents.
BLACK ALPACAs from Is cents and up.
GREAT
in all kinds of DRY GOODS, at
c. NJ. T0WsON CO.'S,
$50 Penad. dpenue.
!eo-u South side, near 7th ST NV
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CHEAP nRV CnnnS

4 HEAP DRY GOODS.
~ Striped Silks, Sc cents.
All W WooI B BeIntRgs, good quality, rs.
Grenadines, 6. 12f, 20, %, up to fine goods
biack slEs very cheap, 62b, cents 10 81
Dress Goods shamefully CHEAP, cents To IN
MMle Sklrls less than manufacturers cost
Ladies Suits at low prices
BEST Lawns. 10 cents: Linen Lawns IN cap.s IN,
Buntlngs, IL cents; former price % Np'
PaIaSolS al reduced prices
MaItlRgs. 10 cents up; Carpets at cost
Liberal DEALER TO ALL
so .. Il. n. NAUDAIN.
Jeo-d 700 1f0rL.of R~o1,
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ANOTHER BIG LOT of beautiful dress goods
Just received, at the popular dry goods store
Beautiful grenadines, silk stripe, only ~
beautiful dress goods, part wool, Is. Beauti-
Iui dress goods, part silk, Is. Pure wool cream
color bunting, Is. Lace bunting, 25 Black
grenadines Damasse) pure silk and wool.
Honeycomb quilts, So Carter's, Ill Market
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BUILDING PERMITS issued by Inspector En-
tWlsie: f. |. Willis, repair frame house sos L
street northwest: $500. John f. Forsyth CON
Struct tWo-story brick dwelling, 1St. between
and streets southwest: 800. John Beck,
18th streets northwest $3.50 Mrs NJ. Lambright.
repair brick house, 1l12 street northwest:
$Sn. Henrietta Thompson, repair a frame,
10Y M street nOrthWest $50. Charles Bell
repair a brick, 1853 Pa avenue northwest. $40
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. THE CAPITOL HOMICIDE. - Today in the
CRIMINAL Court. Judge Wylie, the trial of Geo.
March, 1877, was resumed, and several wit
nesses were called in rebuttal as to the char
acter OF deceased. II. H. Wells jr, assistant.
commenced his argument, and was followed
by Hon. S. L. Mayham for the accused.
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SlLhs! SILKS! SILKs.-Immanss .ssor,
~ leht OF Silks one hundred (lOO) Lew nieces INST
TeceiEsI from NewHork. UnsoubtedIy The chez esi
Io vi BACK SILKS colored Silks, checked siIks ana
sstrlPed silks In Washington, at Carteris IN NJ
het SpaSe the popular Cash Drye store RIank
Lining I'LL SIX 90 Heavy gros grain black silk. IL
Our rea satin finish black Silk only one dollar az
our very heavy gros grain satin finish hIacF sfIa
and coIoIaG ana striped Silks, pure white
oiack and lavender checked and stTiped SiikS ~, ~,
Fs w nln, and c9Gred ssound Plain colored
blue cream, IsyS Oqe' medium blue, very light
dnes shades made Of i, trimming Silks Beaqtifa Grena2
Goods part silk, Is. Buntings, pure wool. "a
Riacs Puhhtlngs, 20 Debeges, all pure wool
B,ack Sasnmeres, " de, double width nure u,Ooi'
o. 0;o sea4tlful PACIFIC Lawns. only ten cents the
jestp pi 'nese so8ds Is cents we only ask 10.
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ANDROsCoGGIN COTTON, n cents All our
spring dress goods marked down II, Is, Is, 20
t semts; pest styles All our dry goods at bot
Vanla avenue, south Side,-Adut.
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GoNZAGA COLLEGE CONTAMINATED
evening the tenth annual commencement of
GonZaga College took place at Talmadge Hall.
ana there was very large audience. The ey
erclses, interspersed with music, were veryin-
.eresting Rev. Father Jenkins bestowed the
SSGG;a9emlc h0nOrs as follows:-Medals to
Michael j. Colbert Owen a. Hill James "
O0ohnor, VIM A. Conway, Jacob L. Hutchin
S I9a SGRn E; MeLeran Francis A Herbert,
James C r. noIohan, Michael 7. Nolan, Walter
r. y. Stevens, bartholomew A. HusSey john
I. curtin. fremiums to Ambrose Il. K Bari.
ii ngfseRlnMSSR; NJ oLeary Andrew
l.. French. j. p. McIeran Io whihg, eugene
ThOs, b. Lyons. John l. Lane, John j, Fainter'
Jos. A. Clark. Alfred C. De Ronceray las =
Feehan, Edward A. Fleishell. Richard Y. Bar.
nor. WI
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CITY ITEMS.

PROBABLY the worst form of headache
comes from nervousness, which Lodile's
heddoShe Specific almost instantly cures.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-06-27

= BASE BALL.-Ihe Astorias, who on Monday
last defeated the Eagles by a score of t0 i
were IN turn defeated yesterday by the Eagles
by score of l6 to l. oloN
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=, DEEDS IN FEE have been filed as follows
Harvey Spalding to f. S. Hutchinson, part l.
square 557?, $500; District of Columbia to Har,
yey Spa!ding, do, $575: Irving Williamson to
Henry Mclntire, parts % to 81, square 1925,
s.: Fitch & Fox, trustees. to Columbian
University, lot s., Columbian University
+: Dodge ct al; to A; Il. Herr, lots 5 and l.
ling, part AZ, Old Georgetown; also half of lot
81 Peters square, in same place, 6; G. NJ.
5SSs Horatio Browning to Jane Gross,
sub -, square gl2 81 200; r. P. Dodge, trustee,
ct al, to James Heenan, lot on High street
Georgetown, 8: see; Sidney MHnroe per W. S.
c, square Il; $500. Henry Whaien to ii. r.
Burroughs, part of lot 1873, Threlkeld's addi-
to John Father, lot As. square IA; 49,. j. Fl.
Thompson to b. T, Davis part of sub. s.,
square 2i7; -. w. L. Bramhall to A. NJ
SS9Iger. part Of lot 9; square $40; -. Jane
Strong to Michael Crane, lot H. square $40
5000. Alexander Farley to NJ. M. Manning
LOT on Anaeostla road =. L. Mcdonald to
NJ +. Foley, part of lot 6, square III; =. A.
T. Pardon to Ezekiel Hughes, lot 10, square 90
$40. w. B. Slack to w. Ii. Slack, lots so and
81, square l5I. - ITn ~
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THE EDISON CAsE.-Todav. in the Eouitv
Court, i'll the case of Thomas A. Edison and
q. Harrington agt. the Western Union Tele-
graph, Prescott and others, the argument com
MuSSey for complainants and MesSrs Carpen.
ter, n. Wilson and Ashton for defendants
was concluded. Both of the defendants filed
they are non residents and Judge Mac Arthur
sustained the pleas. The cOmDlainants ap-
pealed to the General Term
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TONSULT DR. LEON the oioe,f e.r.hn.h.,o
~ specialist In the city. He guarantees perms.
nenI ana speedy cure In the shortest time poesibe
and nl-treated cases specially. A Thorough curS
or NO charge. separate oonSultapE rooms eos ii
- - ooi - 49,. nov1-U
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10 PER fRo GENT; DIsCOuNT.

~ BRODHEAD CO., $50 Pa. ope.
are now otrrlEg entire stock Imported Dress
S1oods, PACK SILKS, Vevets, Grenadines Hesiery
1oees hana kerchiefs, &c, at adscCnnt of 10 ns,
cent. Iot cash from their close cash prices and All
W u Lace-top Threa. Gloves 75c Lovely req
r rrenGh Orsandies. French Organdy Designs ans
S GiGxe- lifting Corset 81. F"ntines 25c.: best
make all-wool Buntings. Csc. Elegant 3.butto1
safd Spool Cotton, &C., 60 Spoos for 25c Ladies,
sna Scents, Ganze Under Vests, csc and up. All
Sooi Shetlsnd shawls, 75c. and up. Ladies, a6d
GenIS, Hose, from 1oc. TO 81. so pair. Wams1fts
s. Bleached Cotton, 11kc. Striped Grenadinss
loc' per yafu and up. Call early at
io,< .. nam BRODHEAD A co.
yeIf-u 1853 IA. ace, bet. 9th and IOth sfs
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=. WANsUTTA COTTON, best grade ,,r5 ,,,,s.
A. = cents; Good calieoes, AZ cents All omr
Gry goods at bottom prices. G. M ToWso 0t q
~ 80 pennsylvania ave., south side.-1dr
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''T'HE GREAT soTTHERN sHInT,,s
MEDICAL, &c.

Csc REWARD IL DIR. BROTHERs FAILsTo
20 cure any case OF Female w eakness Irreeui.rf-
ues ano Oostructions; 30 years. experience Odboa
20 81. s.W., opposite Smithsonian. jei7-4Ws
nR., ROBERTSON, Confidential Cons,.I1y,-,
ment guaranteed. Once, 921 ID St. betWsen On
s ano iotn Nv. Hours-Wednesday and Saturday
- W pm. le10-lm
nK. LEON, The Oldest Established Ana onIv
~ henaOie ladies' Physician I'm the City csn -
consulted every Tuesday, wednesday and Ssturs
9Ay, a 10. 6o ID st. NV, from 1 10 O'CLOCK
AtFemale Complaints quickly cured Of1ce ana
heeloence, Monroe st., Baltimore. noyll-iT
SPECIAL NOTICE.-Dr. ROBERrSON can ~
~ consulted every Wednesday and SATURDAY. NJ hit
once, S21 ID st., between 9th and 10Th. from To q
P;m., on all diseases Of the Urinary Organs And
Nervous Diseases, viz: Organic and Seminal w esk-
esSs Nervous TDssiiy Imlotency PremstuTe De-
Rpimness OF sight or 6iddiness, Indigestion. &C..
manhood, and early fndscretions Gouorrhaa
stIictures and Syphilis quickly cured. Dr. II, Is \
nauye OF Baltimore, with 12 years experiences In
special practice endorsed By the leading physicsna
OF tnls city, visits washington every WedpeedaV
ana saturday. Persons In need OF medical trssf
Ment LOT any OF the above diseases, VIII ind II Ia
luelI interest 70 call upon him, who will insune
honorable and scientific treatment, and A cnrS
guaranteed In every case he undertakes VIII refer
ns patrons TO any of the leading Physicians of RAJ
omore, and show letters of testfmonixls from fbs
same. Call or address ae above, or 10 IL ao1,fS
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Weather Indications To-day.
OFFICE OF CHEZ SIGNAL OFFICER,


For the middle states and New England,
southeast to southwest winds, stationary fO1-
lowed by falling barometer. warmer, clear or
hay weather, and in the interior Occ lsional
local rains.