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BROADWAY. 47th to 18th
ONLY PLACE OF BUSINESS.
INAUGURATION VISITORS.
Prominent Hotel ArrIvAIa-PeOPIe Who
Have Come 10 See.

THE REPUBLICAN will print, during in
auguration week. the names of all the arrivals a:
the prominent hotels up TO twelve O'Clock mid
night:
WiIInrd's.-A g. Dodd New York: CIV. Ander-
son, Brewster Keesan, William NJ. Morrison, Brook
yn; s. L Griiths, W. B. Beasley and wife, Vermont;
]. W. Henduc San Francisco; ]. ]. Alexander, Bal
tinlore; J. Sedgwick. California; J. r. Daily and
wife, U 6. r. NJ: F. Farrell, II. c. McDerritt Phla-
delpha j. d. Bousher, New York; II. NJ. Prentis,
Bangor, Me-: H. C. Jarrett d. P. Mcqueen, New York;
]. A. Worden, Philadelphia; Charles II. Morgan,
E n. Morgan Peter Hurd, ]. T. PanSborn, a. L.
Hall, H. ]. Smith, Adam COrell, New York; II. G.
Gaylord. C. B. Congdon, F. e. Logan, Chicago; II. NJ.
Gilbert Fulton, n. " y. o. Collins, Massachusetts,;
H. F. PiersOn, ]. s. Ward F. W. Earleay, New York
C. $. Shortdge and wife, Media, Pa; Daniel Webster.
Valley Forge, Pa; James Jordan, Pennsylvania; W. ].
Bruce, Burlington; John L. Helms John W. Cieary II.
Goodman, Mount Holly J. NJ. Foster Philadelphia;
l. F. Farwell. Illinois; Hon D. T. Briggs. Delaware;
]. C. Beach, n. Wagner. John IL Sweeney, New
York; John AIoroso South Carolina; a c. Campbell,
Albany; II. McDermont. Dayton, Ohio; Mrs
Saben, Miss , Arnold Mr. Phalon p Morrison, j. p
wife, j. r. Fisher and wife, Denver, Col; j. L.
Blake. r. w, Sweetlsnd. Boston; A. II. Angel
Charles Hagen, ]. D. A1asterlon, New York
Pep6aHiHoa o RfprW King %sa YoT ana VIE
Sulper, Frank Cheek, New Jersey; II. E. B0s-
Ter, .Pennsylyanis; ". N; Cooper. George, Young
York; Robert Parmenter George James, Ohio;
George W. Hazen. h. :. Shaffer. Pennsylvania; c. h.
Carver, Philadelphia: 5. b. Barkey, II. 5. Barkey,
New York: Charles Donneliy, Pennsylvania: T. a
sylvania; W. B. White. w G Tretiweii, BTookiyn;
John ]. Cutting, California; w. W. Rapley, X. Rapley,
f. RaDiey, city.
AriIngfOu.-J. Harris Smith, Salem. N J.; s
Chew, Camden, y. J.; H. :. Blake, E L. Roberts.
Eugene Kelly, jr., New York; J. c. Black Colnecti-
cut: 8. H. Bacon, Brooklyn. Y. Y; L. 4. COwgiile,
Ohio; ]. d. Carpenter, ID. o. Vail, New York.
RIggs.-B h JamisOn. Philadelphia: c. I. Cheek.
Ear-
tranfts staff: B. Shaw and II. Crany. Philadelphia;
j. WinslOw, Brooklyn; h H Davis, Philadelphia.
Neutrality-suspicious. n. Page and II. w. Hob
son, Richmond \. c. Coke, Utica, n. "; 4. May
nard and d. /. Stilman, Baltimore.
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New NEemhers-EIeef.

Members-elect of the next Congress
who are in the city are requested to send word to
this Office where they are located.
Vice President C. A. Arthur, 704 Fourteenth street
| northwest.
Senator Mitchell, of PENNSYLVANIA -729 Thir-
! teenth street northwest
Senator Philetus Sawyer, of wisconzin-Ebbitt
| House.
Senator William Malone, of Yirginia-Arlington
| Senator Ben. Harrison, of Indiana-Rigl.s.
| Senator John F. Miller, of Observation-Disclosures
| Senator Eugene Hale, of Maine-WOrmleys
Senator w. J. Sewell, of New Jersey-Willards
| Hon. Charles B. Farwell, OF Chicago-ArlingtOn
Hon. Henry G. Turner, Second District of Georgia
| Metropolitan.
Hon g. B. Hoge, Second West Virginia District
| National
Hon Thomas Allen, Second Missouri District
Hon Perry Belmont First New York District
Wizards.
Hon. w E. Robinson, Second New York District
Wizards
Hon. Jonathan scoville, Thirty second New
York DistTict-RiggS.
Hon. j. NJ Campbell, Seventeenth Pennsylvania
Observation-Disclosures.
Hon. n. C. Derring, Fourth Iowa Disadvantages
Hon; J. W. Gambler, Eighth Massachusetts, Dis
Hon Emanuel Schultz, Fourth Ohio District
Hon. s. j. Peelle, Seventh Indiana District
Ebbitt.
Hon. G. W. Steele Eleventh Indiana District
Ebbitt.
Hon. William R. Moore, of the Tenth Congress
sional District of Tennessee-Arlington-
Hon. DIETRICH c. Smith, of the Thirteenth Con-
gressional District of Illinois-Ebbitt
Hon. Edward S. Lacey, Third Michigan District
% D street southeast.
Hon. W. P. Hepburn, of the Eighth Iowa Dis
trict-1312 q street northwest.
Hon. J. c. Clements, of the Seventh District of
GeOrgia-Metropolitan
Hon Mark L. Denote, Tenth District Indiana,
6l0 Fourteenth street northwest.
Hon. William Cullen, Seventh Illinois District,
Washington House.
Hon Henry II. Harris, Fourth New Jersey Dis
triet, Wizards.
Hon. G. W. Weber, Fifth Michigan District.
Wizards.
Hon. R. T. Van Horn, Eighth Missouri District,
National.
o. L. spaulding Sixth Michigan District is at /
the National.
r. B. F. Pierce, Eighth Indiana District, Col Thir-
tenth street northwest.
A II. Pettibone, First District Tennessee Lochiel
House, $40 Ninth street northwest.
Hon. NJ. c. George, OregOn-514 Thirteenth street
northwest.
Hon. Henry W. Lord, First District of Michigan
-63S East Capitol street.
Hon. J. H. Lewis. Ninth Illinois District-Na-
tional Hotel
Hon. I. N. Rice, Seventh Missouri distriet-s34
street northwest.
Hon. John F. Dezendorf, Second Virginia Dis
triet-l105 I street northwest.
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ROBERT EMMETs BIRTHDAY.
The Celebration in Honor OF the Irish
Martyr Last Night.

At the demonstration of sympathy with
The Irish people and the celebration of the ami
versary of Robert Emmets birthday last night.
under the auspices of the Clan a-Gacl Associa-
lion, addresses were delivered by Governor
Thomas L. Young, of Ohio, who presided Con-
gresham Nicholas Ford, of Missouri; Congressman
Gillette, Of Iowa; Hon. Matt. O'Doherty, of Ken
lucky and Captain 0'Meagher Condor. Letters of
apology for non attendance were read from Sena-
tor Jones, of Florida; Congressman OConnor, of
South Carolina; Congressman Butterwo-th, of
Ohio, and others. The following preamble and
revolutions were unanimously adopted:
Whereas according to the Declaration CT Tnde-
Pendence, " Life liberty, and the pursuit OF hanp;-
hess are the inaliensble rights of ali mem" and
Whereas The Irish people are deprived of these
rights by ubiquitous land laws, coercion laws and
the whole system Of British legislation for Ireland
Therefore, be il
ReSOirsd, That we, the citizens of Washington
and others-including several Representatives IN
C0ngresS-in public meeting assembled ON Robert
Emmets birthday inauguration day., hereby
assure the Irish people of our warmest SYMPATHY
with their efforts not only to sweep away the i'm.
famous land system, hut TO obtain for themselves
the boon which Emmett declared in his dvinq
speech he had striven to win for IFeland-the same
which Washington had won for America-com-
plete Independence.
Reeolped, too That We desire TO express orr in
tense Indignation at the arrest of Michael Davitt
and to declare that we feel more respect for him
than for the highest of his prosecutors.
A vote Of thanks to General Young Hon. Nessrs
Ford, Gillette, and 0'Doherty was unanimously
adopted, after which the meeting adjourned.
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mazes that seemed hopelessly fnextrcable till the
eye grew dazed with watching their labyrinthine
glides till to stop and describe them as idle
and pedantic as TO refuse to receive enjoyment
from the shimmering ola star because we did not
know its name, or to refrain from inhaling the
fragrance of flower because its botany was I'M
known to the breather. The American beauty in
its bloom and blush was there, and TO the poets
heart fuller airer description is TO be sought
or desired. But, as on clear summer nights, there
are stars of the first magnitude that burn grandly
in the summer skies over all their brilliant rivals,
so were there here this night
THREE WOMEN
whose faces shone over that sea OF splendor like
stars on the waste ola tropic wave, serene splen-
did, superb One was brunette 1.-THE and lissone
in form, palpitating with grace glowing with
gayey instinct with life and love- and loveliness.
The SOFT dark eye, which mirrored in its depths,
like an eyer-changing kaleidoscope, the varying
objects that met its glance; the softly rounded
FORM the graceful arch of the snowy neck, and
the perfect mould of the swelling bust; the fnll
ripeness of glowing limbs, like the exquisite
plumpness of tropic fruitage-all spoke of social
state where wealth adorned leisure and the graces
ofthe heart had full time and opportunity to bios
som into fruitiest fragrance. Another. tall, and
slight and slender with proportions as exquisite as
the Irish fawns of whom Carolan sings, with hair
of that light ha1en hue which the poets give Ia
belle Iseulte, and eyes as blue as stainless summer
skies in serene summer noonst-he blood in her
veins was royal flow, be her name or lineage
whatever it may. And the third, loveliest OF
all, in whose chestnut cuTlS some strands OF
silver were wreathing. whose step in the dance
was as light that of the fairylike maiden beside
her who called her mother, but the beam in whose
eye was loyelier still because tempered with the
sadness that is born of life's knowledge and
comes with life's sorrow. this matron mother
stood beside her younger rivals, the belle
of the ball. Do not ask the names. The landscape
that charms us is not labeled, nor is the sunset
that sleeps in shining splendors never to be for
gotten any the less lovely because It is not photo
graphed and slowed away in our albums. Land
scape and sunset pass away with the gaze, leaving
behind them a memory that sweetens lifes bitter
ness and smooths away many of life's asperitics.
But the memory is indeed the remembrance of
sunset that has faded and landscape that is gone.
But the crash of the music and the whirl of the
walters come faster and faster, the chords of the
melody flow reer and fuller, till at last in one
grand burst of whirl and harmony, the last waltz
is ended and the dancers float away-like dream
that is broken or q ball that is done.
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A Gard.


HEADQUARTERS FIRST CLEVELAND TROOP.
EBBITT HOUSE, WASHINGTON, d. c., March 4, 1881.
c. c. Willard esq:
DEAR SIR: At q special meeting Of the First
Cleveland Troop, March 4, 1884, the following
resolutions were unanimously adopted:
Whereas Mr.. C. C. Willard, proprietor of The Eb-
bitt House. by his liberality courtesy and thought
flness has greatly contributed to the comfort and
pleasure of the members of this command while in
Washington Therefore,
Be resolved, That we, the visiting members of
the First Cleveland Troop, hereby express 10 1Ir.
C. C. Willard
Our satisfaction in the entertainment provided for
us by the Ebbitt House.
Our appreciation of the efforts made on our behalf
at a time when the capacity of the Ebbist House
and the time and patience of its proprietor were
taxed by the great crowds at the inaugural
Our thanks for the interest thus shown by Mr.: c.
c. Willard in our organization and in the comfort
of its individual member.
VIII HARRIS,
Captain Commanding.
II MyEPS First Sergeant
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The weather To-day.

For the Middle ARanic States, including
Rs District Of Columbia, fair orcaer, preceded IN tie
extreme northern part BY eGsUCi rain or saor, sohj
tCct to northwest cidS, stationary IO1rsf teRP0G-
tRFe, higher barometer.
The thermometric readings yesterday were as
follows: a. m, $50; II a. m, so; Q. H. Sc; 3
p. NJ. $40; 9p. m, go; II ?. m, 2s0. Maximum,
$50; minimum, 2eo.
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Hacks and E,rIics.

1t is said that the policemen and the
hack-drive attempted to crowd out the Herdics
last night at the Museum building. The Herdics
were running cab loads at cheap rates from all
parts of the city.
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Death of Ex-Mayor wallaci,.

Hon. Richard Wallach, of whose illness
The REPUBLIcAN's readers have already been ap-
prised, died at his residence ON l street, early
yesterday morning. full sketch OF his life was
published in THE REPUBLICAN Of Saturday last.
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Promenade Concert at the Museum.

The Museum will be the scene of
promenade concert this evening at eight o'clock,
the feature ofwhieh will be music by the Marine
pau
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-03-05

The Harmony Legion, of Philadelphia,
appeared anxious to establish harmony in the city
yesterday if they had to fight for it. They were
Scurvy set of fellows
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BarIoW's Art Gallery,
1925 Pennsylvania Avenue.
Health IS Wealth.

DR.. r. G. VESTS NERVE AND BRAIN rREArNlSN-'
specific for Hysteria, Dizziness, COnvuSloilS- Ne
vOus Headache Mental Depression, Loss OF Alei"-s'
SpcTmatorrhOHl, ImpOtCucy. Involuntary EllliSss-2
Premature Old Age, caused by Over-eXeF;loll, -
abuse, or OveF-in6lC;gence which leads TO nStif,,
cay and death. One box VIII cure recent cases -
box contains enc months treatment. one uy---- :
box, or six boxes for five dollars sent by man =,
paid receipt of price. We guarantee SIX Dow -
cure any case With each order received by Is IA
six boxes lpan!Cd with tive dollars, we VIE, IA
the purchaser our written guarantee 20 return -
money If the treatment does not effect 6 cure
antees issued by STOTr * GROIN FL i, ~ en-. ,-
sylvania avenue, Washington ID. G., wholesale ~
tSpJj5as CcIs-lyTIAo
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4 SEaaII Fire.

The alarm FROM box l43 last night was
caused by FIRE in oGeara's sporting bazaar, on
fifteeBth street, which damaged the property to
the extent of $500 before it was extinguished
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MORNING

- 49,
.N..Phila. and Bait.
OK ...-..-.....-.s-..s..... A.Tu
tPhila.. Bait. andway e;323
fPittsb'g, Columbus,
Gin and 1t. louis. go
iPhila- and y. Y. ex.-. 6:32
Bait. and way stains. SD
Eredk Point OfROcks
and way stations -..--- SD
Bait. and Annap. ex... s:35
MaTtinShurS and Ha-
gerStOWn &C. (Met.
branch) .................... $50
iBslt. and way stains
iAnnSp- on Sundy) lO:O
FB2lT. eX. ....-.......--..-.-lO.
-l4AA-s - ss-s $1,000 s=-s- 1900 AA=eA
Trains marked 7 daily.
daily except Sunday.
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co. (of Broome ST.
Street, NEW YORK.
rF.e SI,esaa R.al

Avoid al coarse, irritating waters foreign and do
lnestie; they impair the digestive organs and
kidneys tthS.
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Fresh Attorney butter churned every morning,
and delivered in 1zlb. Ward prints at sc. per d.
Also cottage cheese, &c. per ball. butternik Sc per
quart, and sweet milk, &c. per quart.
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ARRIVAL OF PASSENGER TRAINS.
CCRRECTEp no JANUARY 10 ISso
Baltimore and Potomac Depot. corner
Sixth and q streets,
Baltimore and Chic Depot, corner New
Jersey avenue and & street.

r y IN 1-Nlr.
Bait, Annapolis and
way stations -..-..-..... 20
TCin. and 81 Louis Isl
baltimore and way. 500
y. Y. and Phila- eN.- $50
Baltimore and way 80
Bait. and Laurel eI--- 5.OQ
Piedmont, FreGk, Ha-
gerStOwn, POINT Of
Rocks and way. $40
fBait., Annap. & way ST
Staunt'n andNallyeX 1:2l
fBalt. and way stains 80
I Bait. Laurel and Hy-
attSville eX-.-......-...- SD
fChicGgO, Columbus
and PiTtsburg eX...... 9.45
Sunday only. Other trains
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SEE Heylmun & Kane's card.

BY special request, the steamer W. ". Corcogan
viii make trip 10 Mount Vernon tomorrow
Sunday leaving foot of Seventh street at ten a.
u, and return at three p. III.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-03-05

Congress Water-the purest and safest Of Gil ca
thartic waters. None genuine sold on draught
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BY special request, and to accommodate visitors,
the steamer Corcoran, Captain Blake, viii make
trip 10 Mount Vernon on Sunday, March G. boat
leaving at ten a. H., returning at three p. M Don't
fail to make this trip.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-03-05

EVERYBODY should remember that DoWlings
American Tea Store, corner of Seventh and !, was
closed 4;h of March aud that it will be opened on
the 5th as usual, with goods at New York prices.
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DR.. Bovee.s TurkIsh natl,.

SEE advertisement of choice lot on K strcetnOrth
west.
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~ ATTENTION. KANsANs!

The Kansas Republican State Association has estab-
Hshed headquarters in Room q, ST Cloud Building,
Tor all Kansans attending the Inaugural Ceremonies
where register is kept You invited TO call and
register. and make yourselves at home. Room open
day and night.
E J. DALLAS, President.
HaGTTTOE Secretary maI-5t
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]. P. HAMILTON. Secretary.
80 PosT-oFFICE NoTTCE.

-
The Foreign Mails for the week ending SATURDAY,
March 5. 1851, viii close ct this office on TUES
DAY at 80 m. for Europe by steamship Arizona
via Queenstown: on WEDNESDAY al a. m Tor
Europe by steamship Gallia, via Queenstown (cor-
respondece for France must be specially addresSed,
and at for France direct by steamship Canada
via Havre; ON THURSDAY at $3.50 a. m for
Europe by steamship Adriatic via Queenstown tcor-
Tespondence for Germany and France must be spe-
cially addreSsed), and al Il:0 for Europe by
steamship Wieland via Plymouth, Cher6ourg and
Hamburg, on SATURDAY at a. m. for Europe by
steamship City of Chester via Queenstown tcor-
TespOndence for Germany and Scotland must be spec-
ally addressed and at Ia. for Scotland direct by
steamship Furnessia via Glasgow, and at a. n for
Belgium direct by steamship Rhynland via Antwerp
and at II q for Europe direct by steamship Oder
via Southampton and Bremen The mails for Aspn-
wall and South Pacific leaveNew York March = The
mails for Porto Rico leave New York March 1. The
mails for HRyti leave New York March J. The mails
for Havana and Mexico leave New York March.3
The mails for Jamaica MaracabO. Savaniila, and
6Ieytown. leave New York March T. The mails for
the West Indies, Brazil and Argentine. leave New
York March s. The mails for Venezuela and Curacao
leave New York March 5. The mails for Australia,
&c, leave San Francisco March T. The mails for
China and Japan leave San Francisco March ID.
THOS. l. JAMES. Postmaster.
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A TRUE TONIC

IEoS BTTEEs are highly recommended To- az
Diseases reqUiriRgG certain end Efficient tonic g
peeiauy Indigestion, Dyspepsia, Intermittent Fsgers,
Haat Of appetite, Loss Of Strength, Lacg Of Eaogy.
de- EartcEes The hood Strengthens The laasezes and
greS Re,O lie to The Rerres. They act lie ahal 5l
The dgestire organs, renoUiag az Gy&pepc symptoms,
such as tasting The food. beehig, hat IN TIE stomach
healt5uE, &c. The Oalg Iron PREPARATION that ri
aot Hackeg Tie teeth Or sire headache Hrite jorBs4
Book, 3 pages, amusing and usylI rcaiig, seat
free.
BROWN CHEMICAL COMPANY, Baltimore, Nd.
The National SaEe-DepoSTf Company.
corner Fifteenth street and New York avenue. con-
Times IN rppRiVp yaluablaS n all dissertations
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Mineral Wafern.

The highest cash price paid for dresses and gents
clothing watches jewelry, etc. Call or address
Herzog sos Ninth ST, near Pennsylvania ave.
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Iron BItfers-

The Shedd baths.
Turkish, Russian, and Sulphur Baths. slS E
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BROWN CHEMICAL COMPANY. Baltimore. Nd.
aAIdcrncy DaIry Wagons.

The National SaeeDeP0Sff Company.
corner Fifteenth street and New York avenue con-
tnues to receive valuables of all descriptions Tor
safe keeping at very low rates.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-03-05

Only Turkish bath in the city, 800 St., near JlJ-
dietary go. Best shampooer this side of New York.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-03-05

all fitted with Rubber Cushioned
Ough manner for which cur pro
past twenty-five years.
In addition to these IL number of
and IRON will be shown, in order
the excellence of our work in these
DDS OF construction. We call spe
Double Suspension and Plain
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CITY ITEMS,

H. E. MYERS, First Sergeant.
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. ATTENTION. NEW WORKERS.!

There will be O meeting OF the New York Repub-
Bean Association at GonZaga Hall 9l5 F street north
west, on SATURDAY EVENING, March ), at 80
o'clock.
Business Of special Importance IS to be transacted
and full attendance of members is desired.
dial invitation is hereby extended 10 all visiting New
Workers in the city.
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. MONEY TO LOAN

49, COMPOUND FLUID EXTRACT OF PIP
~ siSsewa cures all Kidney and Bladder Dis
eases, Female Weakness, Gravel, &c; sold by drug
gists; price, 81 nla2-l21#
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VICTOI RIAS =!

as of unusual merit, and represent
tablishment in the production of
grades. The exhibit will remain
carriages sold being deliverable
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Special 21ofices.

RWR THE MODELLING SCHOOL HAS RE
k-E moved from corner Eighth and X 20 Con
zage Building, 915 street northwest. C. ST1ERLIN.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1881-01-29

the republican party: II had the inhe-
rent power to purify itself of the par
asites that would have destroyed it
and our liberties. 1t drove its rad
icals into retirement, and by adhering
to a well defined line of policy has re-
tanned the confidence of the people,
and with it power, during years of
crop failures and business depression.
The public debt is decreasing in a COM
pound ratio; our financial condition is
the best in the world; the security Of
life, liberty and the pursuit Of happi.
ness is beyond question. The south,
under the liberal policy Of Mr.. Hayes,
has gained in confidence, wealth and
happiness. The p~reiudices of the war
are wearing away by the attrition Of
kindness; southern men are filing
Offices, aud a recognition of their
rights assured.
/ am for my section and with my
section. The best way to build up the
south materially is to act with the re-
publican party, and so long as that
party recognizes the south as an in
tegral part of the union; so long as it
legislates to build her up; so long as
it is true to the constitution and the
permanency Of the union under the
constitution. as interpreted by Madi-
son and jefferson, so long shall | act
with it. Very respectfully your friend,
T. H. BAKER.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1881-01-29
Attachment HOilee.

BeoEs }. M. Coleman, Justice Of the peocs.
for Shelby county, Tenn Louis BerterrelIj
VS.. Joseph Persons.
N this cause an attachment having beou
i sued out under section 3455 of the code az
ionnessee and ret9fEed levied upon theprop-
erty OF the .daendant, and affidavit having
been waae that the defendant is indebted Il.
the plaintiff in the sum Of S3S, dine } !
account, and that the claim is Just, and y ~
the defendant Is a nonresident OF the sto' a n
Tennessee; 1t Is therefore ordered thu said
ooE max his personal agps aranoe
1881, al 10 o'clock Am, al my Of ~. W.
% RrOnt street, Memphis, Tenns ssoo anj
doieId said attachment salt uitbib az
time prescribed by laH, or the same viii X
proceeded with eygarte; and Diat a CODY al
weeks. in the Public Ledger. '' W iout
Ihi6 the igth day Of Janus nv, 1881.
12l l3 1873 IS9 JIM. CIli'EWSN u