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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1880-10-09

DR.. Buddeke, eye and ear diseases,
No. Sc east Court street. l44f
VIM. Goodyear has received the fall
style hat and bonnet shapes. "a
The Cottage Gallery, 40 Beal, makes
handsome photographs in the most
artistic style at lower rates than any
other photographer in the Taxing
District.
Pleasant Hours and Peterson Maya
zine for November, and a large assert
ment Of late choice reading matter, at
Billy Lieben's news stand, 236l Main
street, Call on Billy when you want
the best and latest periodicals.
The friends of 2. II. Thorpe, Esq,
will regret to hear of the death of his
wife, which occurred at their resi-
dence on Davy venue this forenoon.
The funeral will be announced in the
morning papers.
The popular shoe store Of VIM.
Miller Il Co 22l Main street, has
been doing a splendid business this
week in boys aud girls school shoes,
as they have the largest and best
assortment in the city. They are also
making a specially Of shoes for ladies
wear, and their stock in this line is
second to none in style OF manufac-
ture. In mems goods they have just
received their fall and winter stock.
which embraces large lines of every.
thing known to the boot and shoe
ira !e. Having irst-class workmen
they are manufacture a splendid lint
of goods which will recommend them.
selves to every one who appreciates
good fit, made OF frst-class material
at low prices.
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THE CITY.
saturday LvenInE Oct. ., 1880
LEDGER LINES.
Agricultural fair next week.

Agricultural fair next week.
Like the weather, the politicians are
warming up.
Brown & Jones, coal dealers, go
Main street.
Tomorrow is the twenty-second
Sunday after Trinity.
New Louisiana molasges, at Buck
ham & Campbell's, 80 Beal.
New crop SUI a-house molasses just
received at G. R. Ryan & Co.'S
Plenty o. business now, and crowds
throng the public thoroughfares.
The genial sunshine of the past
week is causing roses to bloom pro-
fuse'y.
Church gce-' tomorrow evening
will have moonshine until a quarter
pa t eleven.
Hurrah for the Boulevard gardenl
Fresh beer on tap and something good
to eat always on haLd.
A change of the moon occurs to
morrow morning, and it will not set
until towards ten tonight.
The mosquito tribe have limbered
up, became active and are as %vorscious
as--well as hungry mosquitoes even
get.
The james Williams, mentioned
elsewhere as having stolen a lot 0.
furniture, is not the express man o
tbatname.
A number Of prominent candidates
and Others have been making eloquent
speeches, in their dreams, during til,
past few nights.
Fifteen and sixteen yeir old boy.
are now the kind mainly employed a.
street car drivers. They mean well.
but don't know.
Over ten thousand bales Of cotton
have been sold here since Monday
last, and sales since the season opened
exceed 1900 bales.
The genuine solar tip" children,
and school shoes are sold by Zellner &
Co., and every pair is warranted b,
them. They are just as cheap as any
other kind Of shoes, but last twice a,
long.
my Lady Ccque,te," by the author
of Daphne" and John Plough.
mans Pictures by Sturgeon, both in
the cheap series, together with the
largest line of reading in the city, at
Mansiord's.
Good fortune always knocks once at
every mans door. Be at home when
she knocks by having a ticket in the
Louisiana Lottery, the drawing Of
which takes place Tuesday. Call at
the usual place for a ticket.
Cbancery sales usually take place
every Saturday at the courthouse.
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Big Boot Shoe Store.
344 Main street.

Ott MAIN slIttl.
Just received, 200 cases of the latest and
best make Of ladies' and misses shoes
which l warrant of the best material and
make, and which l offer at my usual low
prices. Having sold out all of the stocl
purchased OIL. @. Frye, l can warrant all
of my stock without fear. Also, a com.
plete line of misses, boys and children.
shoes. Mems calf and kip boots war.
ranted to give satisfaction. Give me (
call, and be assured to get value for you
money,
lSt L. LEHMAN.
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Prepare for winters Cold.


Harry J. Rice, 80 GayOsO street, is
busily engag d manufacturing stove
pipe of different sizes for parties who
are getting ready to be comfortable
when Jack Frost pays us his lengthy
visit. He makes stove pipe of any
dimensions, and is ready to fill any
order, large or small, cheaper
than anybody else in this city.
Mr.. Rice is a practical timer, and
executes every class of work in the tin
business, but especially in roofing and
guttering. Steamboatmen, as well as
others needing such work may fee
assured ofreceiving entire satisfaction
they entrust their orders to Mr.
Rice.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1880-10-09
A CALL
To Sol COIeman's Cigar House
sud Buy
CIGARS AND TOBACCO
WILL
SAVE MONEY.
SAVE n


- w NSNR - S0N
Mr.. Thomas Reason, who is univer
sally conceded by all who know him
to be an artist in the boot manufac
turing line, is now associated with the
old popular firm of VIM. Miller & Co
and is ready to gil orders in a stylish
aud workmanlike manner The firm
intend to increase their reputation il
possible in their manufacture of boots
and have hence lately engaged not
only the best workmen in the country
but have also introduced lasts from
France and England, so as to manu-
facture any style of boot desired.
Every boot wearer knows how hard il
is to get a boot hal is satisfactory in
every respect, With Miller's present
arrangements, success is assured.
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NEW AND ELEGANT.
The Legitimate
FALL STYLES
for the season are now
ready.
THE NEW DRESS SILK HAT,
the London and Dunlap
styles of Derbys In
stiff. soft Hats
in all styles and cOIOrs,
from The
Finest 20 the Cheapest.
BOYS HATS
I'm all
shapes and Qualities.
ChiIdren's Turbans
in all
Sizes, Styles and Slopes,
qualities
and
prices
20 please all.
LEIDY 81 CO.,
opposite Court Square. 29i
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F. FransiOli, 2O2 Front, receives
fresh Oysters daily by express. Al
Last NIonth,r RaInfnu.

The following statement of the rain.
fall over the cotton belt during the
month of September as given by tho
signal service Office, shows that por.
tons of the country have experienced
more rain than was needed, while il
several localities the Unprecedented
fall, it is plainly apparent, has done
great damage to the cotton crop, The
following is the report.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1880-10-09

j. W. X. Browne, although tempo
rarily Inconvenience by not submit
ting to the unreasonable demands Of
a society, is yet able to gil orders with
promptness, 32t,
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100 FRESH SQUIRRELS
At j. 4, SignaigO's, 27S and ESQ
Second.

The Best Goods for the Least
Money.
If you want a nice fall style hat or
cap for a triaing sum, 60 to Cohen,
the halter, 2l9 Nam street. New,
stylish goods, such as Derbys, pocket
hats, travelling caps, infants hats and
turbans. Youths new style hats in
low crowns and Derbys. The largest
stock in the southwest. "a
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The Chicks, the Light Guards
and the Bluff City Grays.

The entertainment at exposition
building last night was a failure in a
financial sense, but proved highly sue
cessfnl in a pleasurable way. There
was a company drill by the three
companies under Captain Carnes with
40 men, Captain Rhett with 20 men
and Captain Waldron with "A men.
After that a battalion drill followed,
Captain CarneS in command, with
Captain Rhett as adjutant. A mum
Der of the lady friends Of the respec.
tive companies were present, aud the
entertainment was in every sense dc.
lightful to those who participated.
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OYSTERS.

Received daily per express.
Sole agent for j. 3. Farren a. Co.,
of Baltimore; also fish, game and
celery at }. A. SignaigO's, No. 27S
and $50 NeeOnd street. 33t
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~ rERS and CELERY
Received Daily per Express by
VICTOR ID. FUCHS,
30 and ~ Jefferson. At

Monuments, t0mbstones and marble
work generally, cheaper than st. Louis or
elsewhere. THos. MAYDwELL, 38 Usion
IL Al
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every man who has a family carry his
wife and children they will all be
we'll pleased, snd help build up this
great work.
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New Louisiana inolasses. Buckham
& Campbell, so Beal. 26t
M0E'KINS'
Grand Opening Of
MILLINERY GOODS.

French Pattern BOnnets,
Thursday, Friday and Saturday,
October 9Th, Sth and 9th. "a
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1880-10-09

Philip Simons and Sam Lowonstine,
pawn-brokers, have removed 10 their new
quarters, No. 40 Monroe street. IL
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1880-10-09

a gentleman, and it is not likely to be
soon forgotten. Had they been al.
lowed to 60 into the parlors it would
have done more good for the house
than injury to the carpets.
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Is a COmprOmise Possible.

Brownsyillo States and Bee III
Hon. lsham Harris is making a.
noble effort to reconcile the unfoytun.
ate differences now existing in the
ranks of the democracy. He has
taken the stump in Middle Tonnes
see and is appealing TO the people of
both wings TO come together in a com
mon effort to defeat their ancient and
implacable enemy-radicalism. Sena-
tor Harris does not declare in favor of
either side but only appeals for har-
mony. II is not yet too late for a
compromise. The triumph of the re.
publican party in Tennessee would be
a fatal blow to the best inter
ests of the state and a cruel
stab to the democracy both
state and national. 1t is TO
be hoped that all conscientious dem
ocrats throughout the state will unite
in a movement looking to the com.
plete uni6cation of the party vote in
November. Senator Harris is leading
in the right direction. Let Others
follow with the details Of the work,
No time is to be lost,
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FRITZ g. GEORGES SALOON,
z, o and II West Court street.
LEMi''S ST. LOUIS BEER,
HOT LUNCH & DINNERS DAILY
from ii 10 3 o'clock. 2lt
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d T. FLANNERY,
Corpl Signal Corps, U. S. A..
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-08-17

The seizure OF q few old muskets In COX har-
Dor by band or disguised men, seems TO have
alarmed the English government to an extent
that would be amusing II this fear on the part
OF the rulers Of Britain We're not likely to pro-
duce serious results 1t has been proOosei in
the English cabinet that the habeas corpus act
be suspended 10 Ireland, but as this measure
was entirely too extreme for such slight provo
cation. 1t was then suggested that the old coer
ct0n laws be reenacted. Ii the reports OF the
cabinet councils be correct then the great men
who form the liberal government are In fear
full state Of trepidation about Ireland. Reports
OF the training and drilling OF the Irish peas
antry, OF secret organizations and other danger
Gus s. mptOmS were repeated In cabinet meet
iDgs- ore alarming feature was said to be the
appearance ia Ireland OF large numbers OF sus.
piCiOus square-toed boots of Americans, fndi
eating that some adventurous spirits from this
side the wafer are fostering the rumored insur-
rection- Past experience with Ireland ought to
teach the Gladstone government to go slow In
the adoption OF restrictive and repressive meas
ures for the suppression OF reported revolution
airy movements or intentions. such measures
are usually entrusted, for their enforcement. to
men OF England who have no love for the Irish,
They use their power arbitrarily. often harShly.
and thereby create a spirit of resistance where
none existed. Then trouble and bloodshed fol-
low, all OF which could De avoided by mild or
rather Just measures.
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kilograms to the English papers-report that
the present Amer OF Cabul is secretly In league
with Ayoob Khan, and II this be true the situa-
ton OF the British troops at Candahar is much
more critical than has been supposed. Besieged
by open foes from without and secret enemies
within, the garrison at Candahar may be DOW
erless TO protect itself until reinforcements can
arrive. The British officers have ordered hun.
dreds OF the Afghan5 Who were known or sus-
pected 10 be In sympathy with Ayooo Khan to
leave the city, and each one thus sent out is
recruit to the Afghan force In the field. The
fate OF General Cayegnari ana the other mem
bers OF the British legation some months ago
shows that no faith can be placed Ia the pro-
Iessed friendship OF these people. The late
defeat OF Roberts has apparently inspired the
AfghaEs with the belief that they can drive
the invaders from their land, and IL i5 more
than likely that the Ameer will contribute to
this end oy betraytng the British II he Is allowed
chance.
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A petition has been filed with the Supreme
Court OF Indiana asking for a reheartng AMI
reversal Of the Judgment Of that court declaring
that the constitutional amendments, submit
ted to the people last spring, were not adopted
This petition has given rise to numerous
runors affecting the political canvass, the
most important OF which is that the democrats
OF Indiana being convinced that they cannot
carry the state in october, have set this
scheme on foot; that under direction OF the
democratic managers majority OF the court
VIII reverse the Judgment already rendered,
and proclaim that the amendments were
legally ratified. This would do away with the
October election by postponing the choice of
state officers 10 the % OF November, the day of
The general election How much truth there Is
In this rumor IL Is impossible to tell. 1t may be
that the filing OF the petition has no political
significance whatever. 1t would be such a
palpable confession OF weakness on the part OF
the democrats TO retreat from the state fight
after having brought It on, that &c could but
result disastrously to them, and therefore the
most reasonable conclusion seems to be that
the reversal Of the courts Judgment, If IT comes
at ALL will not be made until too late to prevent
the october election.
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The announcement that a Chinese steamer,
the Ho Chung, was en- route from the celestial
Kingdom TO San Francisco with O cargo has
naturally aroused great deal Of interest In
this country, especially in commercial circles
It has been regarded as an evidence that the
Chinese empire, under the impulse OF the spirit
OF modern trade, had, at last. determined to
open commerce with the world. IL the Chinese
consul at San Francisco Is correctly in
formed, there is no cause for any excitement
over the expected arrival of the 10 Chung He
says the steamer has been carrying laborers to
Honolulu, and that, being in need OF repairs,
she VIII 60 to San Francisco for the purpose of
general o7erhaultn2; that she Will Dring Ia
cargo OF Hawaiian products, aad after being
repaired Will take a lot Of Chinese passengers
10 their native land. The consul concludes
with the statement that the talk OF China en-
tering actively into the trade OF the world Is
exaggerated nonsense This Is, more than
likely, true statement OF the case. That the
fgurative wall which China has built round
her commerce Will, some day, be broken down,
can hardly be doubted; but 1t will not be done
In the twinkling OF an eye, as It were. The
world viii not be astounded, upon waking up
some morning, to learn that the rules and ideas
which governed China's commerce for centuries
have been reversed IN q single night The
change will come gradually. The State depart
ment Friday announced that China had thrown
open new ports.
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On Saturday last the great Cathedral of Co.
logne was turned over to the Archbishop fin
ished- This sublime building, the grandest
WORK OF the gothic style existing In the world.
was commenced under the Eleetor- Archbishop
Conrad ron Hochstaden at the commencement
OF the thirteenth century. The name OF the
master architect Is unknown. During the wars
OF the Reformation the work upon this building
was neglected and at last suspended. In 1919
Frederick William. the fourth king of Prussia
formed phiianthropical society, called Der
Coelner Domoau Verein, who pledged them
selves TO raise enough money 10 finish this
monument OF German art Its conservation
VIII take place On the 18th OF September next
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-08-17

Miss Nelson, the beautiful actress, who died
on sunday In Paris suddenly, used this Ian.
guage In farewell speech at Booths theater a
te" weeks since; II am leaving not only friends
ou' happiness Itself; the skies can lever again
De as prlght as they have been to me here, nor
flowers bloom nor music sound any mora
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The eldest son Of "Plon Plon,n now attaining
his majority, Is said TO be filled with the Napo-
ieonic Idea and to have "a talent for silence"
he Is not permitted to speak In his fathers
presence unless spoken to.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-08-17

Inc PENNSYLVANIA democrats seem TO be
uneasy about Gen. Hancock's Views On tina tariff
question. he stands on the Cincinnat nIsr
form and they ought TO De satisfied with thsf
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-08-17

MAX Maretzek has joined the College of Music
at cincinnati since the retirement OF Theodore
inomas' and the Cineinnatians are greatly
anticipated. '-'
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Vennor is, for the present, the most honored
OF all the weather prophets He foietold the
cool spell OF weather through which we are now
passing, and at the time his prediction was
made he was generally ridIculed for it. Now
that he has made hit he had better stop pro-
phesyfng and retire upon his laurelS II he
makes mistake In another prediction 1t will
destroy his fame.
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DRY GOODS.

ALL LINEN TABLE DaMasKs,
IS. Sly. sc. IS. co. Cav. IS.
81. Si.25. Si.to.
~ NEW DESIGNS, EXTRA GOOD VALUE
FOR PRICES QUOTED.
WINE CLOTHS
FRUIT DoYIIES
NAPKINS.
GLASS LINENS,
SPREADS,
BLANKSTs,
,, COMFORTS
DOMEST1CS at the lowest prices.
GENTLEMEN's FINE DRESS SHIRTS. 81.
TYLER a CIIEyyNING,
LSts Clerks With Perry & Rro.p
ausl6 9Is .th sc. n.w.
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LOST AND FOUND.

OST-On Monday evening, August 10th. be-
~ tween and O'Clock. BANK ACCOUNT
BOOK, gning, from Leary Wharf to corner 18th
and New York avenue. Finder will be rewarded
Iearys Wharf. au9l7-2t
7 OsT-On Aug, Is, 1880, plain GOLD RING,
~ with name Ada on inside. Liberal re ward
VIII be paid if returned to I'll East Capitol al63ts
I QST-To-day, 10th, on F, between 18th and
81 l4th streets, on 18th, between + @A@
and Penna. ave, pair of GOLD EYE -
GLhS Reward if left at l.. SPANIER'S. 1416
street n, W. anglG Of.
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THE TRADES.

DOOKBINDING.
ID The public Is respectfully informed that the
LYCETT B00KBINDERY
In carried on as heretofore. The Same excellent
workmen are employed. and the work turned out
win be In the superior style which has Always been
q Characteristic Of the establishment
ap8 10l2 Pennsvlvania ave-, third floor.
OIB0ON BROTHKRG
u, PRACTICAL BOOK AND JOB PRINTKRA
l0l2 Pennsylvania ave.. Washington. DC:
a Fine Printing . specially. tanl0
HOMP0UND LICORICE POWDER.
and regulating the system, good for Ulcers, Hm-
plea Itching on the Ekir Piles. Ooatveaeea. Btous-
meas, etc. For sale ut
An. HLOCZEWSKps Drug store,
H12 IS eth street n.W.
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MISS BELLE LUCAS
DRESEMAKING AND PATTERN pARIORs
Sol MARKET SPACE.
Corner 9th st., Keep Building.
PLATING. 9O2 9th ct. NV. decII
SAFE AND SUREI
NATIONAL SAFE DEPOSIT COMPANY.
18th Street and New York AYenua.

to SCI year. Government Bonds on deposit FOR
81 per p. 600. Also resolves Hlverware 10 Trunks
for moderate rata. Board q managers-Wa. STICK
2. snyder secretary; A. Z. Sturtevant treasurer;
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BOARDING.

1914 4 STREET NORTHEAST, NICELY
AAIH and comfortably FURNISHED
ROOMS, with good BOARD; best location In the
without roome. SnT12-Ivs
NOR RENT-ROOMS. furnished or unfurnished.
- a. 314, BIG and 318 Indiana ave. NV. also
nrsf- clasS BOARD, SIS Per month. SARAH
FLA0LER. iy27-24ts
NHHE FREMONT HOUSE offers good ROOMS
j. with first class Hotel Board. for 625 and 830
per month; house is well furnished; table first
class. and coolest location In the city. iva .lm
TNHE LOCHIRL HOUSE, SD 9th st. NV, d one
Il Of the cosiest and best conducted Boarding
Houses In the city. Transent Boarders acconimo.
dated - Reasonable terms. uoYl9
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Il SCHOOL AND k1NDEi.GA RTEN, 936 street
northwest, opens MONDAY. Sept 9Th
augl4-lm DORA N. BROWN, Primo pal

DOYS' ENGLISH AND CLASSICAL
- EIGH SCHOOL, Presbyterian Church, AZ
street, opens Sept. 9th. Circulars, with testimo-
n!a.s, at the bookstores. For further information
address the Princil al Lock Box 53b.
sug12-2m j. ". HUNT, A. NJ.
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FOR RENT AND SALE.

DER RENT-A number of desirable HOUSES, st
i from as to S75 per month. Also. several
SHORES ard OFFICE. Bulletin always open from
. a m to 5p m. for pubic insreotion.
FOR SAIE-Choice large and smsn PROPER
TO LoAN-MoNEY. on hand snd in sums to
suit Z. A. MCrN TIRE,
sue14-3t 91S + L
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DOYS' KNEE PANTS, 40 and so up,
ID Boys odd Suits at half value.
Boys Broken Suits at half price.
Boys Single Pants, rs, S5c. and 81 up.
Mems Broken Suits at half value
Mems Odd Goats at fearful discount.
Mems Alpaca Goats at COS. to close out.
School Shoes, so, G5, 75c. and 81 up.
Job lot Hats at half price.
II
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EoR RENT
L By X. O. HOFFMAN
REAL ESTATE AGENT AND AUCrIoNrvR
10th and streets northwest
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TE YOU VALUE YOUR EYEsIGHr- ,..
u the best 81 CLASSICS Of 81. ri. @AsS
axnPLER. the Optcian. p. ave,
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COUNTRY BOARD.

COUNTRY BOARD AT HAZLEWOOD cor
~ TAGF, near Oakland, Garrett county, Nd
Comfo, table rooms, good fare and plenty of shade
Apply 1926 New York avenue n w. augI4 as
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CIfARLES f.. HILTON, A. NJ. WILL
" or en- q SGhnni Tor Ynung man and hGXs 81, p.

- oten School for young men and boys SEE
TEMPER eth. The Classica Mathematics aud
Higher English will be thoroughly taught Special
attention will be given to those preparing for col
1ege, scientific institutions for competitive ex-
smipaticns: Mr.. Hilton viii also receive private
pupils OF either sex. For terms, testimonials from
recent patr, ns, and further particulars apply at
4Oo East Capitol street. auYl2-1ms
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COLOMBIA POTTERY:.
S13 Georgia avenue, foot of Sd st. east.
Fine STONE eud EARTHENwARE Of every de-
scription.
Hand and machine made FLOWER POTS of ali
sizes
GARDEN VASES. DAIRY and COOKING
UTENSILS, PRESERVE JARS. &c.
Florists and thu trade supplied without delay,
and at tie lowest prices. au5-3m
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EyOR RENT
Il THE CCECORAN BUILDING.
OPPOSITE u. s. TREASURY. 10TH STREET.
FINE Stores, Office Rcoms-sinsly or communicate
iTP-for Business Offices, Studios, etc. Mater and
cosets ON every floor. Elevator and eteanl hsat.
DARE rooms for storage Inquire of the JGnit0r.