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wherein she had two thousand dollars de-
posted, it having been received by her from
the Knights of Honor on the death of her
husband. She refused to sign the check, and
Sims, alias Wallace, alias Monroe, left. An
other warrant, charging Sims with forging
ard attempting to utter an order for money
was sworn out, and the bond was fixed at
two thousand dollars. A very large crowd
of people was present at the magistrate's
cffice during the proceedings, and the great.
est interest seemed to prevail. The grand
Jury will take action In these cases to-day.
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What 5000 Did in wall Street.

August l6. 1873, r. S.Webb, Philadelph a,
Pa, wrote Messrs. Lawrence & Co. bankers,
New York: DEAR SRs-Yours containing
remittance for $1113 %, as profits on my 200
shares, is received. Accept my thanks, for
am very well satisfied. AS you request, you
may use this letter. l would recommend
every one who feels disposed to speculate to
send for your circular This Is bgt one in
stance out of thousands, by which the new
combination system of operating in stocks
enables people with large or small capital to
make similar profits. By this excellent plan
the orders Of thousands of customers from
city and country are pooled INTO one immense
SUM and co operat d as a mighty individual
account. Each member of the combination
secures all the advantages of the largest cap
ital united with experienced skill. Profits
divided monthly; $40 invested returns $50,
or 5 per cent. ON the stock; SIS will make
$3.50, and so on, according to the market.
Messrs: Lawrence & Co.'S new circular
mailed free) has 1.-TWO uuerring rules for
success" and explains everything, so that
any enc can operate proftably. All kinds CT
stocks and bonds wanted. New government
loan supplied. Apply to Lawrence q Co.,
bankers, 81 Exchange, New York city.
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COMMONWEALTH DISTRIBUTION co.
Continued Success and Increased Pop
uIarIty-The Eighth Drawing at
Louisville, Ky', March 3Ist.

And now comes the eighth, on March 31st.
These drawings are now conceded to be the
ones of the day. Indor ements and
expressions of confidence from all over the
Prizes from $4,000 down to so
will be distributed on the 31st inst. Even on
Approximate prizes 81 will pay SO. Now is
the time to invest; the rush for tickets Is I'M
they cost only 81, on receipt OF
which amount they will be forwarded with
dispatch. Address orders to T. J. CONNER
ford, secretary, Courier-JOrnaI building,
Louisville Kentucky.
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MASON's DEPOT.
An Incendiary Attempts to Burn Down
the Town. List of Buildings
Destroyed and List OF
Losses.

Last Sunday afternoon, between three and
four o'clock, at Mason's depot, quite a
large fire occurred. The storehouse of Mrs
O'Connor, occupied by Poindexter & Harris
as dry goods and grocery store, was first
fred. There were discovered indications that
coal-oil had been poured on the floor and
shelving. The building was partially de-
stroyed. The stock was damaged to the
extent Of about eight hundred dollars The
building adjoining, occupied by Mrs. O'Con-
nor as dry goods and notion store, was
damaged to the extent of about FIVE hundred
dollars. A large portion of the stock was
saved. Another building occupied by Hunt
Sommervllle, druggist, was somewhat dam
aged. The stock was damaged to the extent
of about four hundred dollars. All the
buildings and stocks were fully insured. No
clue was discovered as to who was the IN
Mrs. 0'Connor, AMI were valued at five
Thousand dollars
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FOR ARKANSAS RIVER.
FOR WHITE RIVER.
RID CASH. :

Regular Independent Memphis and
White River Packet-FoT Augusta, Jaeksoaport
SeaTcy, and way points. The regular independent
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WiIbor's Cod Liver Oil and Lime.

Persons who have been taking cod liver oil
will be pleased 10 learn that DR.. Wilbor has
succeeded, from directions of several profess
sional gentlemen, in combining the pure Gil
and lime In such a manner that it is pleasant
to he taste ard ITS effects in lung complaints
are truly wonderful. Very many persons
whose cases were pronounced hopeless, and
who had taken the clear oil for long time
without marked effect, have been entirely
cured by using this preparation. Be sure and
get the genuine. Manufactured only by A.
B. Wilbor, chemist, Boston. Sold by all
DRUGGISTS
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FORTY-NINTH ANNIVERSARY.
The Memphis and Shelby County Bible
SOcIety-InteFesting Exercises and
Services at the Cumberland
Presbyterian Church Last
sunday Evening.

The forty ninth anniversary of the Mem
phis and Shelby county bible society, which
was held on Sunday evening last at the
Court street Cumberland Presbyterian church,
was largely attended. and great interest was
felt in the proceedings. A very large num-
Der of ladies was present, as were also the
pastors of all the Protestant churches of the
city cooperating with the society, and a
number of laymen vine took an active part
in the proceedings The order of exercises
was of an interesting character. The music
was under charge of Prof. Schulze, assisted
by number of wel-known amateurs.
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TAYLOR SILK COTTON SEED-Apply TO
GAGE & FISHER. 200 Front
R5I(I5sS AND BOARD.


POOMS-F Furnished ana unfinished with board;
In also, day-bOarders. at 4Sl Shelby street;
references required.
PoOMS-Elegant front and back rooms, with
IL board, can be had at ABB SHELBY STREET.
Day-boar, ers also wanted.
ID OOMS-Furnished rooms and hrstclass table, a
LIZ lowest rates, at 80 MONROE STREET,
Two blocks from Peabody hotel.
ENIRST-CLASS clearinghouse Just opened by Mrs.
II Edwards and Mrs. Curtis, at 3O6 sECOND ST.
DOARD-First class, with furnished or unfur-
ID nished rooms, for families or single gentlemen.
Also day-boarders. AT 179 SECOND ST.
PO0M-Nice furnished room for lady and gentle
LIZ man, or two young men, at 81 LINDEN ST.
POOMS-Eirst-class with good board. Terms
LIZ moderate. At IO4 MARKET ST.
WORCESTERSHIRE rooms and good board at
LIZ 90 JEFFERSON STREET.
DOOM Desirable 'front.' room, with board, at
LIZ 81 MADISON STREET.
1.-TWO Gentlemen can obtain a large front room on
Il first floor, with without board, in private
family, or will take 4 gentlemen as day bOardeTs
References exchanged. Address, so" care Appeal
D0OMS suit Of front rooms. with board, at II
LII Court street. Day b9aFders wanted.
ENIRST-CLASS rooms, with or without board
~ Terms yeIy moderate. No. "a Mulberry.
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IT comes graceful from any firm to decline
the publication If testimonials. as so many
fraud enterprises are backed by SUCH frivolous
notions. Such seems the opinion of Fleming
Bros, Pittsburg, sole proprietors of DIR. c.
NJ Lanes celebrated vermiiuge, which has
received volumes of testimonials. TDis medi
cine is its own testimonial, and invariably
speaks with positive satisfactory results.
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EDUCATIONAL.
Meeting of the school BOard-RepOrt
or Superintendent FOute and Re
ports OF Various Committees
designations and Elec-
tiOn of New Mem
bers Other Bust


At the usual hour last night the school
board met at the library room, Odd-Fellows
hall. The following school visitors were
present: Messrs. Estes, Trezevant, Walsh.
Rambaut, White, Eolkes, Goodman, Edging-
ton. Arlington, Ralston. The absent were:
Messrs. Duffy, Spiro, Rhett, Beamish, Keck,
Dent, Carey, Randle. Messcs. D. D. Saun-
ders, of the sixth ward, and Hosea Towns
end, of the ninth ward, had resigned.
Chairman Folkes occupied the chair, and the
minutes were read by the secretary, Major
M'Clune, and were approved. Superintend-
ent Foute read the following
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j. A. Forrest & Co. are in receipt of mules
and horses every day. Buyers will find it to
their interest by calling to see them before
purchasing elsewhere. A new lot of saddle
and harness horses Just arrived.
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We will Open for Inspection
Wednesday morning, March 18th,
Charming Novelties in
Spring DOImans, Wraps and Fichus.
We ask our friends and customers to call
and examine.
B. LOWENSTEIN & BROS.
Sewing.Naebtnes,

Sewing-Machiaes! Sewing. !
Howe, Singer. White, Wilson, Wheeler &
Wilson, and Domestic, all new and of the
latest i'm provement, at $25 to S35, with all
the extras.
]. B. ALDRICH, 254 Second Street.
The avenues leading to an early grave
have often been opened by cough or cold.
Thousands have been cared ard saved by
DR.. Bulls cough syrup. 1t is cheap; only IS
cents bottle.
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ADDITIONAL RIVERS.

CINCINNATI, March IO.-River 81 feet Inches
and rising. Weather-clOudy and very warm.
ST. LOUIS, March 1O-River risen seven inches.
Weather another heavy thunder and rain storm to-
night ank cooler. Departed: City OF Helena, YlckS-
burg.
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More Observation-Disclosures
of all kinds and still cheaper, at J. B. Aid
rich's, 254 Second street
May. the Shirt Tailor.
Best shirts to measure,
For So.
Lameness and Weakness of Women.

Lhmeness anu NehhneSS vi UOmen'
A Miss Bally writes from Lee, England
"Was afflicted with rheumatism in my joints
and a stiffness or weakness IN the small of
my back have worn Benson's capcine porous
plaster but a short time, and already feel
better than have for years"
A Distressing COugh.-E. B. Mead, 6
Westervelt avenue, Brighton, Staten island:
Had distressing cold which caused me to
cough olently and continuously for month
until my lungs became sore and painful
Nothing seemed to afford me relief until
tried Benson's capcine porous plaster. ao-
piled one over the breast bone at night. In
the morning both cough and soreness were
gone"
Benson's capcine porous plaster was in
vented as an Improvement on the common
slow acting porous plaster. 1t acts quicker,
relieves pain almost at once, and cures where
other plasters will not even relieve. Sold by
all druggists. Price, Is cents.
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a Beautiful Floral Display.

Male q Lamb, florists, are constructing a
magnificent conservatory in connection with
their extensive greenhouses, south gate of
Elmwood, and in few days will exhibit the
grandest and largest collection of bedding
and blooming plants ever offered in Mem
phis, and the best varieties of roses, camelias,
geraniums, coleus, verbenas, ETC., in the
finest condition It will be treat to all who
can visit their greenhouses, Send for eata-
logue. Salesrooms, 955 Main street.
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Total

This gives the average attendance in all the
aga per cent. of attendance. 92l5. a gain of 3 IN
the per cent. OF attendance over January
attending February 2sth, 306i-a gain Of i42
white and 200 eolored pupils during the month,
making total gain OF Boil.
The first grade, lowest primary, rooms at Clay
street, Monroe street and Second street buildings
have respectively, 161, 1876 aud 1875 pupils These
ing and afternoon atiendance-about ISIS larger
than the rooms will accommodate. merely give
the board the facts, leaving IL to your Judgment to
supply remedy.
in the Market street. Peabody and Court street build
tngs. In the first there are in the second 81 and
IN the third, 81 pupils. The work in the fourth
grade is of the greatest Importance and in view OF
this FACT as we'll as TO relieve the teachers of the
respectfully suggest that school of about % OF
number from each of the crowded scbOoIs-fhe
building and TO be placed in charge of one of the
supernumerary teachers already elected by the
board. Inasmuch as 1t is proposed to form this
school in order to meet special circumstances |
would also suggest that the teacher be employed at
would be glad if the board would decide whether.
under the report or the hnanee COMMITTEES made to
present year. newly elected teachers are entitled to
receive $50 or $50 per month salary.
Secretary w. r. M'Clune reports tuition collected
trom pay pupils during the month of February,
mitted, W. Il. FOUTE, Superintendent.
AS to the overerowdsd condition of the
halliday schools, colored, stated in the report
of the superintendent, it was referred to the
finance committee for a report thereon.
AS to the Market, Peabody and Court
streets overcrowded schools, as suggested in
the superintendent report, it was referred
to the finance committee.
1t was decided that from the first of March
newly elected teachers receive salaries of $50
per month, but the action of the secretary in
the matter in declining heretofore to allow
more than 500 per month TO new teachers
was sustained by the board.
The treasurer reported a balance in bank
on the tenth of March of 5000 Is
The auditing committee reported through
Chairman Rambaut.
Chairman Goodman, of the finance COM
mittee, made the following
STATEMENT UP TO MARCH 10, 1879.
Amount due on current bills from Febru-
airy 18th to date Observation-Disclosures. S5S6 81
Less amount paid. ISQ *
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German mIIIet, Hungarian miIIet,
Missouri miIIet, for gale by otto
SchwuI d Co, seedsmen, 223 Main
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TAKEN Up.

/ EIFER-On February 20, 1879, a red and
Il white 5 Otted heller. about four Aonths old.
Owner viii call, pay charges and take her away.
J. j. GWIN.
corner Second ST and BickfoTd avenue, Chelsea.
[ ORSE-Medium-siZ about years
Il old; white blaze on forehead; had sadie aIo
natter on. The owner can have same By calling on
JOINS CkOFORD, cOlJred. rear i II Washington:
Z NOVA large size bTtndle COW, with calf 4
- months old, which the owner can nave py pay
~ charges and proving property Chas. BOyde, col
red. Bass avenue. two miles from city.
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Novelties
Blown GOes Rresh OUsfara.

in jet, fancy and gold-plated jewelry, received
daily at Jet Palace, 385 Main street.
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FlOVd'S,

The ladies' resort. Business men get their
meals there. PatrOnized By the best people.
4 fine dinner bill this igeek.
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Buy good hat for yourself o: son. Go to
and price not to be exceled. Light-ceights
OF the finest features. LEIDY & CO.,
OnDostfe Court snuara
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OFFICE OF THE BOARD o

OFFICE OF THE BOARD OF EDUCATION,
MEMPHIS, March 10, 1879.
To the Honorable Board of Education:
GENTLEMEN following table exhibits statis-
teal items of most importance regarding the Mem-
pills city schools, for the month ending February
2Sth:
WHITE SCHOOLS.
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Extra select, 40c.; select, 3Oc.; medium F,
Zoc.j prime, 2Oc.; 25c extra on every dozen for
shipping, at j. A. sIeEAIso's, 278 Second.
, LIGHT, sweet and nutritious bread, biscuit
and pastry guaranteed when Crescent baking
powder is used. For sale by b. NJ. Stratton
& Co.
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Ladies' Fashion Plates for Spring Styles
with the latest reports of European and
American fashions, at the Butterick pattern
rooms, 254 Second street.
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The resignation Of Il. Townsend, of the
ninth ward, was presented by President
Folkes. The resignation was accepted, and
the following committee was selected to ell
the vacancy: Messrs. Goodman, Ralston and
Arlington, who reported Mr.. L. Lawhorn as
the candidate to fill the vacancy. The rules
of the board were suspended, and Mr.. Law
horn was elected school visitor from the ninth
ward by unanimous vote.
Mr.. E. NJ. Hearn, OF the sixth ward, was
unanimously elected to fill the vacancy
caused by the resignation of DIR. d. D. Saun-
ders
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ron SALE OR EXUH ANRt-
STISAYED.
FOR SALE,

OlAEETY LAMPS NOn-eXplOsiv5 headlight oil
- Danfouh's erasive fluid. a. HITZFELD.
DIANO-An upright piano. Must be sold In a Few
i days. Cost $500; will sell for 5000. Apply at
So FOURTH ST.
TNAYLOR SILK COTTON SEED-Apply 10
L GAGE & FISHER. 300 Front 81
/ AND-SSO acres of land-35O cleared and i'm
l. prUyed-aDOut seven miles from HOpeheld, near
Memphis and Little Rock railroad. VIII sell for
Memphis city compromise bonds, gas stock or gas
bonds, or less than Ten dollars Der acre cash.
j. p. MEUX 2Sg ain street
4 ' ROCEhI-A rare chance Tor man with small
u capital TO start In hTst-cass Grocery and lOca-
ton. Satisfactory cause given Tor selling. Apply at
~ jefferson street. J. STEWART q co.
PRICK-shIpped cheap by liver or railroad. Leave
ID orders at John A. Denies, 3o2 Front street.
Large concessions will be made on orders for good
suitable for chlmneys setting boil
Frs, etc. o. II. p. PIPER.
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Queer, Isn't 1t.
how fast all smokers are learning that Duke s
Durham smoking tobacco is the best7 Ask
your dealer for it, and take no ether
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II OUSE AND FURNITURE Centrally located;
IL man and wife will board with the occupant.
ddress No. Mulberry street.
DESIDENCE-No rs Orleans street Has been
IL thoroughly repaired recently contains large
ventilated rooms. Apply at I02 ADAMS ST.
4 AMP5-For balls and PARTIES Bgst headlight
i 4 oil sold. A. HIIZEELD. OBJ Second ST
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WANTS.

= UOD COOK
" at a. Kaufman's Saloon, $50 Second street.
N URSE-kOr an infant. Apply 70
N K. P. GLENN,
next door to Lattlng's Soap Factory.
4 lOOK-A White woman as cook. Apply at
- 209 UNION ST.
COW-A good mich COW. Apply at
~ 81 ADAMS ST.
UNITY DAY BOAhDkRS-At SO per week or
II Sl2 per month, at the Cincinnati Restaurant
and Saloon, No II Adams street.
~ 500 per month and expenses. References re-
qulred. LABbLLE MFG CO, Chicago, III.
TINENANT-ro cultivate 80 acres on Island "a on
L shares; good dwellings, and cistern5. Apply TO
Gage Fisher, 300 Front. or A. Lea Il Co., Fulton.
NOOK-A white cook. Apply at
y 81 MONROE ST.
DARTIES wishing TO purchase the
L GROVER * BAKER SEWING-MACHINE,
10 call at their Office, 3lS Main street. Repairing
promptly attended TO, and warranted.
MRS. c. o. VALENTINE.
TINEACHER-FOr the SOmeTville District High
L School, an experienced LADY music teacher; good
recommendations requiIed; saa arr guaranteed. Ad-
dress b. SALE, Sec'y, AtOka, Tenn.
SITUATION-By a nrstclsss Sawyer and En-
Corner LaRose and webster streets.
pOARDERS-At ~ Court street. Rates 10 suit
ID the times. Front OF back rooms. Also day
OOarders wanted.
M EN-TO sell the NETS Flying Top" For in
WI formation address tue manufacturer,
G. +. MEEkS, Rochester, New York.
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UNFINISHED BUSINESS

The committee on examination of the
books OF the secretary was granted further
time, owing to the absence of Chairman
Dent, OF the committee, from the city.
Several other committees were granted
further time to report for the same reason.
Mr.. Edglngton gave information to the
board as to certain measures now before the
legislature looking to laws necessary for the
proper running of the public schools in the
future.
a petition from lady residing at Treze-
want, Tennessee, was read, asking that the
children OF nonresident Taxpayers of Mem
phis be permitted to attend the free schools
of Memphis, and receive that education now
given Tree to ignorant little Nicbeys and ne
gt'OeS. The communication was received
and ordered to be answered, stating that
the present law or charter did not permit the
children Of nonresident tax payers of this
city to be admitted to the free schools of this
city.
Mr.. Edgington submitted a resolution with
reference to the creditors bill filed against
the city of Memphis, and sug2 esting that the
board should take some action to protect the
building funds, back taxes and other prop
erty of the school board from the creditors of
the city who have had a receiver appointed.
The board appoin ed a committee of three,
as follows, to Investigate: Messrs. Edging-
ton, Arlington and Goodman.
The sum CT one hundred and seventy five
dollars was allowed for the purpose of hav-
ing the scholastic census taken this year.
NAMES OF SCHOOLHOUSES CHANGED.
On motion OF MIR. TrezaYaut, the following
changes were made IN the names OF the pub
lie schools: Market street, Smith grammar
S shool; Alabama street, Merrill grammar
school; Linden street, Leath grammar-school;
Clay street, Kortrecht grammar-school; Chel-
sea school, Pope grammar school. The Pea
body school to be known as now named in
honor of the generous benefactor of public
education, the late George Peabody.
Onl motion, the board adjourned over to
the second Monday 10 April nextl
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Basement Office No & Madison street.
Sleeping rooms In the Magnolia block, corner
Union and Front str ets also in the KnickeTbOckeT
building, Madison street. Apply TO
W. L. PARKER, No. 8 Madison street.
OUSE-A choice house, with paTlOr, dining
J. i room and kitchen furniture. number Of
hIst-class boarders, Family will remain If desired
address b, Appeal Office.
- X EXCHAN 4 street; 263 ana 265 Union street
. - desirable dwellings. Rent low. Apply to
Zp1 Main street STURM d HiRSCH.
20 FOURTH street; I'll and 2l3 fernando
str'et-neat cottages s A4PPRRy 70 III Main
ENRONT STREET STORE-Next door north of
~ Eckerly IL Co.'S; lately occupied by II. Beaitus.
Apply 10 JEROME HILL, at Hill, EOntaine & Co.
DARE CHANCE-VeFy desirable re- idence, seven
orchard with variety Of fruits; good garden with
grapes and variety OF berries; the place has Is
acres of good land at Cherry Station. miles from
Memphis, on NJ and c. r. T. For iuTther infOrma-
ton apply 10 W. a. HALL, I2S Vance street, or to
W. L BERLIN d co.
(loTTAGE-Slx rooms, in fne repair, at Looneys
~ switch. VIII rent cheap. Apply to
y. i. SMITH. 26S Front street.
SNRUiP9E3EANDCO NFECTIONERY STAND
II JSSres, sos and BIC Second street, at present
oSNPfe4 ty + StOtz Bro, Possession given first
OF March. Apply 10 r, DUDLEY FR4YSER1
Attorney at Law. Madison street
II OUSE-The desirable tWO-stOTy frame dwelling
IL house, No. ALB POntotoc street, Just east Of
orleans; In good repair and convenient to either
Vance or Beale street cars. Apply 10
J. H. SHEPHERD, 10 Madison st.
IOuSE-NO. 1913 Union; I'VE rooms and out.
II houses. j. Z. FROST, "a Madison st.
pOOMS-Pleasant sleeping rooms and Offices,
IL LILA MADISON }. j. LOChAEI. 43l9 Madison.
DOOMS-Furnished or unfinished; suitable also
La for families to hOusekeep. lOl JEFFERSON.
ENURNISHED hOOMS-With or without board
y No. 296 Third street.
nj EWLY FURNISHED ROOMS-Cheap to gem
~ uemen. New 6Tlck house, "a Mulberry street.
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FIOYd'S
How to save Money!

VIII be open until after the Theater closes
hereafter.
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At half past seven the voluntary was
sung by the choir. Then followed in the
following order:
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.REENLAW OPERAHOTsE-

u StOrehOuse No. 81 Union street.
Storehouse No. 343 TO BAT Second street.
Basement Office No. lS Madison street
Sleeping rooms in the Magnolia block, corner
Union and Front str etS also in the KnickeTbOcker
building Madison street. Apply to