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DEATHS from meteoric showers average
one every century, which, according to
Professor Proctor, indicAtes that the me-
teorites which fail ON the earth amount TO
$1,000 annually. instead Of 1000, q
usually calculated.
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WASHINGTON TERRITORY.
OF Miners for the New
Gold Fields.

SEATTLE, W. T., December 80.
A number Of miners nave left here this
week for the Skaget gold mines. including
several direct from Leadville, Col. A con-
tract to construct q trail into the mines has
been let to j. s. Day and others, under the
condition that the work be commenced on
the 18th proximo, and pushed ahead with
all due diligence, the trail TO be suitable
for loaded pack animals, and the maximum
grade not more than one foot to four.
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NOTICE..

A IL BILLS DUE MR.. = hefore
"A must be paid 10 the undersigned ~ ~ Inc
JANUARY 18th, or they will be placed :"
proper hands for collection. TER.
Eureka, December 81. 1879. ~
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

w. r. Haskell
Has on hand . small lot Of Trfple-plsted Goods.
consisting Of Table Cutlery. Casters. Butter
Dishes. etc. which he will close ont at very
low prices.
Rubber G0ods.
Full stock Of Rubber Boots and 0vershoes at
the GOLDEN RULE STORE.
sheet Music.
Sheet Music received daily. Sheet Music.
Music Books ordered from the publishers. See
catalogues at the GOLDEN RULE STORE.
Pipes.
Wooden Pipes. In great variety, at the GOLD
EN- RULE STORE. Eureka.
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4 NEW ESTABLISHMENT.

7 WOULD INFORM MY FRIENDS ANp o "a
L customers that I I'm again IN pusine' pATT
have opened a BARBERs SHOP sna pn,ar.
ROOMS on Main street, just shove the ~ ~
national Hotel, and would ask u eontinuans'
the patronage extended to me In times pss r
Eureka. December IL. 1879. ueie"
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NOTICE.
CAUTION.

THE CONSUMERS OF WAIEh ~ Of
hereby cautioned against any vase mn mn
water. or allowing faucets and plugs 70
continuously as. during the presen, ~ Ire
weather, there Is likely to be a searci'' "
aEoRGE +. BLlss,
dc27.2t superintendent Water compAn..
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MINERS I MECHANICS
A

TnLL AVID sEE-EE GOODS At ToUE
~ sx1 prsesz. - TIE exe1-s SACK ef Gos1s
mzss ss aid sftAfa rn1rrg Days
The ksESwfzx prtsss will Be yvcos tEss the
anovs - nc hanEbn9
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Thomas Edison has reached . crisis In
his career. This evening Is the time fixed,
and Men1o Park the place. for the ezhibi-
ton Of his wonderful invention, the new
electric light. He has proclaimed to the
world that be will this evening show q
completed work. which even Prof TyndAll
has declared no man corlj perform To
night is TO crovn him as the greatest
genius OF the sge. OF e3ser him with
humiliation and disgrace Altar ample
time md experiment. he has said that his
work is ! finished succes=. To fail nov
would be TO forfeit the confidence Of the
civilized world. If he succeeds the uni
verse will do him homage After the ex-
pertinent Of tonight he vii. be viewed
either As = sublime genius or . sublime
fool. The case admits Of no halfway
ground. What he claims to have aecom-
plished is something that no has hith-
erto considered possible and if his public
exhibition proves successful his triumph
will be such As Is seldom v~ouehsAfed to
men in the scientific pursuits Of Life. II
viii be . contamination that all may real
ize and appreciate, and viii link his name
and fame with the most exalted Of the
worlds Intellectual giants We confess 20
misgivings regarding the utility OF his in
vention. but we sincerely hope that it may
be all that he claims for il, and more-
We shall await telegraphic advices touch
ing the success or failure Of to-nights
test with the l~iveliest interest
THE Chicago Inter-Oce2n has been badly
sold by q eolored individual calling him.
self John Jackson, and representing him-
self Is . former slave Of General Wade
Hampton. Jackson graeiously submitted
to an interview" Z which he gave .
blood-eurdling accom- Of his slave days
on the Hampton plantation. represented TO
be in South Carolina. detailing particularly
how the slaves Of General Hampton were
logged brutality and pursusd b. blood
hounds. This plausible political indirs-
men was forwarded 10 Senator Hampton
by some humane and honest truth-seekers
in the West. You may state tw0 facts Il
you WISH" General Hampton replied TO
the writer, in general reply TO al that i
here said about me. The first L. that I
have never owned . slave named John
Jackson. nor ever employed > contrzband
Of that name on my plantation The sec
ond is, that / have never had = plantation
or any interest IN q plantation in South
Carolina. hare never planted outside Of
Mississippi. With these triaing eorrec-
tons, the interview may pass for what il
is worth"
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Profitable Invention.
On a War Footing.


1OHILAND, DcCtHIUtf OOs
Captain Lynch, Of the Montgomery
Guards, has notified his men to be ready
to march on an instant's notice, from
which it is inferred that the company, with
light infantry, will be called to Augusta.
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N E w s.
BY TELEGRAPH.
Names Governor Stands Firm

ESPECIAL TO THE EuRKKA parLT SENTINEL
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For sale.

4 rIRyr.oLAss TICKET FROM AZ Il he
"A 10 Omaha. For particulars. apply
store Of Busl street,
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CHICAGO, December ~.
A Times Washington special says: The
managers Of the Grant Presidential boorn
have agreed upon a plan for the appoint
ment of delegates TO the Chicago Conyen-
ion. The alleged scheme calls for . meet
ing Of the Republican Conventions Of View
York, Pennsylvania. Indiana and Illinois,
supposed to be sure for Grant, in Febru-
airy. and with solid Grant delegations from
these States 90 early in the season, 1t Is ex-
pected that all opposition to q third term
will die cut. Conkling, Cameron and
Logan are credited with originating the
plan.
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NV ToEx, December %.
Tbs Efforts Of tbs SeE York Stock Ex-
change 10 break up fraudulent dealers, who
transact business largely through the
mails, have resulted In TIE exposure Of
several concerns. and N the closing Of the
mails 70 eight firms engaged IN bogus
stock Transactions The proAss from this
kind Of business, a. revealed by the dis
eoTeries Of Anthony C0mstock. are SUI
prisingly large.
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DEsvER, December 8

DLSYKR, Decelnber ~.
Up to this time nothing has been heard
from the Commission. Communication
between Lake City and Los Pinos has not
yet been broken, but there has been no
news, official or unofficial, since Friday
night. General Hatch was to save left for
Chives' ranch, thirty miles from Los Pinos,
yesterday morning, but whether he did or
not is not known. The anxiety is intense,
and there are fears Of another massacre.
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b1.ZOS, Uecc1D+f q.
General Batter c~entrsdicts the statement
that he has given legal advice 10 Governor
G2rceloa and Council IN the coarse they
hare taken He had never been asked to
advise about the matter. Butler says,
however, that be does not see how they
could have acted Otherwise than a. they
tzve acted. and strictly followed the Con-
~stitufi0n and laws. The Governor is not
. Judge, said Butler, nor are be and the
Council 3 Returning Board, but simply .
CKnvsssing Board They are 70 ascertain
vbo hare bexn elected from the legally
made returns That appears TO be exactly
what they have done-
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List of Unclaimed Letters

ID EMAISfSG IN II PosTOFFTCE AT
Ii Eureka, New. on the 50th day u Deerm-
Der. 1873. Persons calling for any Of these
letters. will please say. Advertised December
81. 1872"
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BOSTON, December 80.
A largely attended meeting Of the Par
nell Reception Committee was held last
night to complete arrangements for Par
nells reception. A committee was ap-
pointed to go to New York and accom-
pany Parnell to Boston. A public recep-
ton viii be given in the Boston Theater,
when Parnell will make an address. A
banquet will also be given in his honor.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1879-04-08

Supreme Court of the United States In error to the
supreme Court of the State of Tennessee, October
Term. 1S7S-ThOmas Kelly, plaintiff, in error, vs.
IenOphin B. Saunders, Calvin l.. story and Eliza
Nj. Story, MIR. Justice Strong delivered the Opin-
Ion OF the court
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Bowen, T. r. Warning. P. w. Simmons, ia
cob kohlberg, W. A. Holt; auditing COM
mittee: John 7. Moss, c. L. Stotfer, z. War
ring.
AT the church of the Good Shepherd di-
vine service will be held this tuesday, even
ing at five O'Clock, ard each evening during
the week at the same hour. ON Friday next
Good Friday services will be held at eleven
o'clock in the morning and at FIVE o'clock in
the evening, and on Easter day at eleven
o'clock in the morning. Right Rev. Bishop
q. L. Qmntard will be present at the fore
noon service on Good Friday, and Rev. Mr..
A, J. Yates will officiate.
The representatives of the various lodges
In the city Of the A. Q. u W, left for
Nashville last night, to attend the Grand
lodge session, which meets this morning at
nine o'clock. Questions of great Importance
to the orc er will come up, which will require
great ability to manage properly. The order
mas grown so rapidly since the epidemic that
we cannot give the number of representa-
uyes that will be present, bat presume all
will be there.
barney Hughes, in his Rdil,Cay Record
for April, thus discusses pistols over his
coffee, and writes about the pistol shooter:
= 4ou can soon teach him to fear instead OF
detylng 1t, but we let the case lag, and lac,
until, when his attorney calls for a trial the
VlIlain Is just as liable TO be tired Tor hen
roost robbery as for black murder, or perhap4
they will ascertain he is absent without leave.
and the friends Of the victim too poor for any
expensive pursuit. Lynch law is 5bomina-
Die, but Ii Is like very mean whisky to the
average consumer-it does mighty well in &
pinch. Punish murder at once, pun1sh the
attempt at once, regardless of a Rreat-qrand
fathers salary or reputation, OF weight in
elections, and you can lass law authorizing
the carrying OF pistols. concealed or other
wise, and no one will be hurt
The new Taxing District governments
officers arrested Billy Emerson, the minstrel,
| 9cause he failed to take out a license of IF
teen dollars a night, although he was pre-
sented here at the Memphis Theater, which
pays a regular theater license; yet the
Diplomacy dramatic company cannot be
forced to pay such extra license because the
bill organizing the Taxing District govern
ment makes no provision for the same
Minstrel performances and lectures are taxed
specially fifteen dollars a night, even when
at the Theater, under the manage
ment of the Theater leSsees, and opera
.roupes are taxed twenty-five dollars a night.
This tax, if enforced under such a construc-
ton of the act, will prevent minstres.
lecturers or opera troupes from appearing in
Memphis, yet dramatic performances at the
same place are not specially taxed. The law
IN the subject is evidently erroneous and
said Taxing District official. Il
certainly was not intended to tax such per-
at the Theater, but those who got
lp the act got things slightly mixed This
las given rise to another case for the supreme
curt.
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PERSONALS.

Mr.. GEORGE DEVoL, of Charlottesville,
Virginia, is in the city.
THREE of the children Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Harvey Mathes, at 30I Cynthia street, have
the scarlet fever.
MISSES PATTIE and Annie Ashe left the
city, few days since, fer Nazareth school,
Bardstown, Kentucky.
The ladies of the Chickasaw Guards H. VI.
s. Pinqtore, will please meet Prof. Levy at
the piano rooms OF +. Witzmann & Co., Sec
ond street, opposite Calvary church, on Wei
nesday afternoon at half st three o'clock,
for rehearsal.
VISITORS registered at the cotton exchange
yesterday: J. J. Gossett, Chestnut Bluff; DR..
W. Ii. Tucker, Double Bridges; T. H. Col
Her, Rob Roy; J. J. Altschel, Pine Bluff;
Charles Johns9n, New York; Geo. R. David.
son, Liverpool. B. Y. Fall.
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LAW REPORTS.
United States Sunreme Cnnrr

WASHINGTON, April 7.-Nos. 929, $50, 93I,
932, 934, 935 and 975, The United States.
plaintiff in error, VS. b. NJ. Ford ct al and
various quantities of distilled spirits, in error
to the circuit court of the United States for
the northern district of Illinois. The above,
known as the whisky cases, were suits to re-
cover double taxes and enforce forfetures
upon various quantities of distilled spirits for
violation of the internal revenue laws. The
defense set up was based upon an alleged
agreement made by the owners of the spirits
with the district attorney, guaranteeing to
the former immunity from prosecution if they
would plead guilty and furnish evidence to
convict their accomplices. This court held
that the district attorney had no authority to
make such an agreement, and that when an
accomplish discloses the guilt of himself and
his associates, he may establish an equitable
title to the mercy of the executive, and can
ask the court only for a postponement OF the
trial, In order to give him time to make an
application for pardon. The judgment of the
lower court Is therefore reversed, and the
causes remanded for further proceedings in
conformity hereto.
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,. l. Hancock, an old citizen of Richmond,
Virginia, writes: 81 had suffered from kid
ney disease for twenty years and have tried
when | obtained of W. H. Scott, druggist
of this place, a Benson's capcine porous plas-
ter. felt relief few hours after applying
it. In twenty four hours was entirely free
from any pain, and am now perfectly well. :"
Benson's capcine porous plaster is one of the
marvels of the age. 1t was invented as an
Improvement on the ordinary porous plaster,
1t contains all the merits of the latter article
and In addition a new and powerful combi-
nation of active vegetable ingredients. which
causes it to have an influence upon the sys-
tenn far more beneficial than that of the COM
mon, slow acting porous plaster. Its mar
yelous properties give almost instant relief
from pam, and insure more certain and
quicker cure than any known plaster. llni-
ment or compound. Sold by all druggists.
Take no other article Price, 25 cents.
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LOCAL NOTICES.

Stop your hair from falling out by using
Halls vegetable sicilian hair renewer, a sure
prevention.
WIN. GOODYEAR has moved his hat and
bonnet bleachery to the commodious premises
$50 Second street.
SALOONS which keep frst-class LIQUORS
should have Greenbrier in stock; it is UNI
form in purity and flavor
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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ADDITIONAL RIVERS.

ST. LOUIS, April River stationary, with feet
Inches to Cairo. Weather-ceaT and warm. De-
parte1: ty of Helena, VicksbuTg
EVANSVILLE. April ARRIVED: VInt Shlnkle,
Cincinnati, 3 I'm. Departed: Vnt Shinkle Mem
phts, pm. The Vtnt Shinkle added two thousand
sacks corn The Charles Morgan lays over until
noon tomorrow.
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Country saloons will find IL to their
interest TO get Pride of the West
Faucet and Air PRESSURE and keep
the celebrated "Lemp's Lager Beer,
Fritz Pfemfert 4 90. sole agents. Is
Court street.
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AMUSEMENTS.
Memphis Theater.

Last night the Wardc and Barrymore
dramatic company appeared in DiplOniacy,
which was presented for the first time in this
city. 1t is one of Sardou's clever French
plays, full Of good points, situations and
scenes; but in order to draw all these out in
clear relief, it Is necessary that the different
roles should be filled by clever people, The
play dragged somewhat last night, no doubt
owing to the fact that the company travelled
from Little Rock, and the usual drags incl.
dent to first presentations of new plays at q
theater. 1t was apparent, however, that the
company can present the play in coed style
The dropping out of the cast of Messys.
Porter and Barrymore, no doubt, for the pres
ent, lnterteres somewhat with the running of
the piece IN smooth manner. Mr. John
Drew, as Henry Beaucerc." Mr. Rees
Davis, as Count Orlotf'' and Baron Stein, -
were very good. The role Captain Julian
Beauclerc," as filed by Mr. T.. J EdmOpds.
was not so we'll presented. Miss Ellen Cum
minis, as Countess Zicka," displayed consid-
cradle dramatic powers and succeeded IN
pleasing the audience. As Dora" Miss
Josephine Baker was commendable. The
other roles were passably well rendered The
play Diplomacy is Il clever production, and
quite interesting in plot and character, but
why 1t became so great a success in New
ork and other eastern cities Is not clearly
unless it was presented by cast
of the very best and cleverest peo-
pie. Diplomacy will be reproduced at a
matinee tomorrow, and again tonight
Those who have not seen the play should not
fail to do so.
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Best Manner of Treating Kidney Disease

MISS MINNIE HUNTER as 'Zerlina," Mr..
W. j.. Steele as ERA Diavolo" Tuesday,
April Is.
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BUTTERICK's catalogues are ready for dis
tribution at 254 Second street.
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Butterlck's catalogues and fashion sheets for
April. Call and get one at 254 Second street.
Miss KATE HARTMAN as the Daughter of
the Regiment" Monday, April a.
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To clean up the store. Boots and shoes must
be sold to make ready for the great spring
sale soon opening. Remember the place,
the Big Boot shoe store, 344 Main.
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REEDS gilt-edRe tonic purifes the blood,
restores the appetite and stimulates the di-
OestiOn
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for any foul cStern that we cannot purify in
five days with our improved water elevator.
GEO. RUBSCH Il CO., 46 d At Charleston ave-
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EAINElN lP.

Ii Northumberland about years
IL old; white blaze on forehead; had saddle and
natter on. The owner can have same by calling on
JONES CROFORD, colJred. rear 112 Washington.
4 NOVA large OTtnuIe COW, with calf
~ months old, which the Ownsr can have by pay
ing charges and proving property Chas BOyde, col
ored. Bass avenue. two miles fLOm city.
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One Hundred Dollars Reward

BUTTERICK 5 catalogues and fashion sheets
for April received, and ready for free distri-
button at 254 Second street.
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REEDS gilt edge tonic builds up all who
have been reduced and weakened by sick
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KIRKLAND's silk handkerchiefs. Very
stylish.
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UNITED STATES TAX TITLES

The Supreme Court of the United States
Decides Number OF Tax-TitIe
Cases of Importance to Many
Memphians, and Holds
that TaxTitles are
Good.
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Mr.. J. o. M'CLINTucK as ''Tonio" April
IA and l6, Lorenzo" April Is
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Getting Ready

KIRK1ANp,s Prince Of Wales Fee. So 81
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ORDER YOUR
HATS Fob EASTER

at once, so you will be sure to get them in
time. We offer the
GREATEST BARGAINS
IN our MILLINERY DEPARTMENT. Have
opened new
DRESS GOODS and PARASOLS
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LIE BRIE BR OS.
24Z Main ST.
BOOTS AND SHOES

go" why done shoes wear as well as
they used to-? is often heard. 1t is be cause people
are too much inclined to patrOnize the SO called
- Cheap SGteS" and Bankrupt CI0SiHg-OJtS' where
shoddy goods are nalmed OF for the real article If
you want shoes to wear, go where they known to
keep them; and. bT paying a little more get gOt
article AND SAVE MONEY THFRFBY
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y fast all smokers are learning that Dukes
|rham smoking tobacco Is the best7 Ask
i dealer for it, and take no other.
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No remedy in the world every came into
such universal use, or has so fully won the
confidence Of mankind, as Ayers cherry pee
toral for the cure OF coughs, colds and con-
SUMPTION
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have prescribed Colden's Liebig's LIQUID
extract OF beef and tonic invigorator. and
cheerfully state that it has met my most SAN
gulne expectations, giving to patients long
enteebled by chronic diseases, debility, weak
ness, loss of appetite and Indigestion, the
needed nutrition and nerve-food. Sold by
grocers and druggists.
Mrs. r. NJ. MANsFoRD as Countess"
Mr.. A. c. VonGundell as "Sul pizio" in the
Daughter Of the Regiment.
Trunk Factory
Guarantees materials and workmanship of
its Trunks, Satchels and Pelisleurs, and sells
lower than any house importing them for
traffic. S. Levy, 3lS Main street.
OdOrless EXcaVatinS Company,
Vaults eraptied ut reduced rates. of
fees, 192 washington and As Madison,
Kit Williams Block
FlOyd's
NedpOlitan cream in brick mOulds. Pure
cream, fancy deserts to order. Cakes and
pastries speciality. Fresh Caramels as
usual at F'lOyd's.
Mrs. r. NJ MANsFoRD as Lady" and
Mr.. b. A. Hollenberg as Lord Allcash"
April Is.
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REED gilt-edge tonic is a mild corrective
and its purity aud flavor are guaranteed.
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From DIR. =. J. Belt. Baltimore, Md.

Miss EMMA RUSSELL as the Daughter OF
the Regiment" Wednesday, April Is.
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For Butterlck's catalogues and fashion
sheets for April call at J. b. Aldrich =, 254
Second street.
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Mr.. J. ROEsCHER IS 'Mettio" April -.
and "Ortensio" April IA aud 16
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HNEH1BoDY TO KNOW-Th Goodyear has
IL moved his bleachery to $50 Second StIeet. AUS
FTNHOfIING STALLION, Fl K SEASON OF 1874
i Blue 1Rsss,'' by Rysdy ok 5 Hamiltonian:
dam oy Long Island Black Hawk.
COL JEFFERsOu," b, Dr. Hers Namhrano
rstcneni dam, Lady j dersOn. We also have a yery
laIge maltese Jack. We are repaired TO Craze
= mil