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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-12-28
LET THE PEOPLE RULE.

Sir: "Lct the people rule" heads powerful
article I'm your editorial columns the other morning
1t strikes the keynote for the final and just solution
Of almost the only difficulty that conronts the nation
now OF the noisy advocates for State rights
will cry themselves hOarse in opposition to your
most timely suggestion. state rights" never meant
anything from the beginning but State license 10
practise and perpetrate a wrong upon somebody. 1t
meant that in the beginning and means " still Let
us aloner demanded the woman whippers before the
war II IS high time that the Nations right should
be respected and IL the late election means anything
il means by Gods help. that IL shall be. Let the
people rule " G. L. l.
1ena1y, ". j., Dec. 6, 1888.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-12-28
CHESS CHAMPIONS TO MEET
THEIR STYLES coMrARED-A COMING MATCH
IN HAVANA.

THEIR STYLES coMPARED-A COMING MATch
IN HAVANA.
Chess matters having boom Just now o.
pectaly at the South AZ Havana interest IN tno
coming matches between Captain Mackenzie, mo
present champion OF the world and NUMBER o.
prominent ard sdlful local players is hceh
Captain Mackenzie's opponents will be Seniors Cal
mayo yasqnez and Canajal Tho captain LETT this
city for Havana some time ago aud has been playing
I'm New-Orleans At the last account from him, no
was playing I'm excellent form and was taking good
care of himself, a decidedly important matter among
chess players
But greater attention viii be directed toward tns
Russian player Tchigorin, who will test steinu
powers I'm series OF twenty games. Tchigorin,
whose name Is pronounced more like "Chiekerfng
than anything else is looked upon second Morphy.
lie Is considered, IN fact TO be chess genius ana
HIS style Of play is widely different from steinns'
steIntz IS looked upon player who has won
Matches by sheer presidency and doggedness' by
simply firing out his opponent Coupled with This
there has been a great amount Of hard study and
application Tchgorin, the other hand, plays with
that brancy, dash and rapidly that made Morphy
famous. Steinitz and the Russian have met before,
at Vienna and at London, where they opposed each
other In tournaments. In series OF four games
played at the tournaments, Stein'z has only ono 70
his credit TchigOrin sailed nom COPENHAGEN Oh
December Is and is expected to arrive IN THIS Guy
some time next week
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MAHRIED

DE ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS the 23d inst, by the
Rev Father Ducey, Of Leo's Church. Rafael Dc
Goicoechea Annie K Sterry.
No cards
Norwich, Conn, papers please copy.
ELTING-GRANT-Dec 81 1888 Nashville, Tenn.
at the residence OF the BRIDES uncle, by the Rev. T. ~
strickland, Nal Chlds Elung OF Kansas Ivy ana
Van Sicker, Of New-Hork
No cards.
FvERITr-WILLARD-At All Saints Cathedral, Al.
bany. Wednesday December 10th. John d Eyertt' Q,
Orange. n j.. and Marguerite Spence WIZARD. OF
Albany By Bishop William Q. Doane. assisted BY Dean
w. L. Robbins
FRFNCH-CoLLINS-O the Doth inst. Margaretta Mur
raw daughter OF Robert ID. Collins, to u. Careneo
French, esq. OF England.
No cards !.
NOTMAN-DANIELL-On the eth inst, az the Chnrcn OF
tie Pilgrims, Brooklyn Heights, by the Rev Dr. Il o
Storrs assisted by Chaplain RawsOn Z. D Navy. Anna
Warren Daniell daughter OF the late Edward D Danie
granddaughter OF the late Charles u "ofIen. W
John hoffman. all OF Brooklyn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-12-28

hazard Of putting into its chief executive onco tne
least executive OF men, but lost an editor wso
and citizen who was part and parcel Of an Interest,"
ing periOd.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-12-28
va c.RBIaGES At THE IyAUGURATION.

Washington. Dec. e7.-Chairman Britton. Of the
Inaugural Committee, says that II has been Dract-
calv determined TO have carriages In the pro-
ccsson except those for the occupancy of the retiring
and incoming Presidents. the Nice-Prcsident and
the Joint Congressional Committee
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-12-28

JrDGE VAN BRUNT RECEIVFg 4 LEGACY
Among the bcQucsis IN the VIII o. Edward = bakin.
the lawyer. which filed for probate yesterday, are
50 600 70 Presiding Judge Charles II. Van Brunt OF
the Supreme Court. and small to various friends
OF the estatof The residue Of the estate goes TO his
brother Richard L. Dalin OF Evansville. Ill j. Fred
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-12-28
PROF pEwEY's LETTER OF AcoEPTANcE.


Albany Dec. 81 tspcclaD.-The formal acceptance
Inv Professor Melv Dewey Of III" Office Of Secretary oi
The Regents OF the University and Director OF the s'ae
Library has been received by DR.. A. b. watkins As
sstan secretary In his letter Professor Dewey SAYS
at now gives me greet pleasure 10 accept the eec-
ton with the understanding that for the remainder OF
this college year may be called on frequently for adj
vice or assistance necessary 10 protect Columbia Coz
lcge from embarrassment because OF my Immediate
entrance on the State work The present condition OF
the building seems demand nv almost constant
preencc, and shall go TO Albany myself to-hghi ana
move my family there during me next we n ~
prompt but seemingly necessary action, wlil inNoNe
Some sacrifices and with the approval OF The Chaii-
celor and several Of the Regents consulted have IN
my resignation offered 10 render Temporarily, To me
college such assistance as It's Interests may demahu
shall follow this letter almost Immediately TO assume
MY new duties"
GETTING A LITTLE FESTIVE ABOUT NE"'fohh'
From The ST. Louis Globe Democrat
There is a profound hope I'm the great west thai
General Harrison will firmly and vigorously SIT down
upon The gang Of politicians of the Republican parry
OF Kew-York who seem determined to name his
Cabinet for him
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-12-28
GOOD WORK FOR WOMEN.
HAT THE RIVERSIDE REST ASSOCIATION is
DOING FOR A NEEDY CLASS.

HAT THE RIVERSIDE REST ASSOCIATION ~
DOING FOR NEEDY CLASS
A Christmas entertainment given at the River
ie Rest Association yesterday afternoon Addresses
ere made by the Rev. DR. Wendell Prime the Rev
L. Singleton, W VI. +. Round and Kiliaen Van
tnsselaer. pleasant feature of the exercises was
Iss MAY Roberts's recitations. At the conclusion
the exercises presents Of clothing and other useful
ricles were distributed among the inmates OF the
use Among those present were Mrs. Clark Bel,
rs. julius Catn, jr., Mrs. j. Dillon, Mrs. Henry
Hard Mrs. W. NJ. f. Round and Mrs. y. Perkins
The Riverside Association, although as yet com
uativey little known, has been doing some effective
prk during its short history. The object of the
ciety is 10 provide bomelke temporary shelter Tor
,ren discharged from the wOrlIhCuse and the Pom
Dtary on Blackwell's Island from Bellevue ana the
rarity Hospitals. As most of those applying iof a."
issiou are victims Of incompetence II has thus 1a
ven thought prudent TO pay them only In food' ioie
G and clothes instead OF money. The women arc
cevcd AZ the home for two weeks and instructed
sewing aud other household duties. Situations are
zen found for them, usually In the country, and IN
ost cases they have filed these places To the saus
ction Of their employers. laundry department
,s recently been added 70 the home and eOou "orA
turned out az 81 90 per 100 pieces.
The work of the inmates pays the larger part OF mo
,penses and the remainder is made up by coi'f-
ltions from friends Of the Institution. "'s' mo-"
NTH. the nlairOu, mas DttH uh"S""iiJ
.eping her family harmoniously employee inc
omen As a class are not troublesome or unru!y ana
ace away from the temptation Of drink are uSuaiiS
ad Of a chance TO reform. As nearly al OF the III.
ates come directly from Blach"clis Isiain,. I i
,ms was some time ago removed 10 us pfesehl 10 ~.
Iton the ferry, that the women aS avb
nd a place on their first arrival IN inc CIT!
,ey can obtain clothing and place OF rest DeloIe
arting again in life In faci me nome 80
Kind Of clearing house 10 the lslaha 10 h'ar. t
omen on the road 10 a better life The society hopes
Increase It's work 10 al least TWO or three unics
9 present scope during the coming year
NyUAL MEETING OF ST. JOHNLAND socIEI1'
The eighteenth annual meeting OF the society o' OF
,bnland WAS held last night at st. LuEe's hosp'"i.
cnry A. Oakley presided. The superintendent I'poi'
the mast year said the property OF the society "@S
coo. condition ana had been improved since the last
,nu,I meeting During the last year hftyhve OLD men
ID 1877 children had received benefits from the Soce'
he following were the officers elected ior the coming
~. President Henry A. Oakley; vice prA00-" 'ne
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-12-28

When baby was sick, we gave her Castoria,
When she was a Child. she cried for Csstorla,
When she became Miss. she chung 10 Castoria.
When she had Children, she gave them CastorlA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-12-28

Special Sale Of Imported Fur-Trimmcd Garments
IN New Designs.
Jacket Manufacturing Furrie ii East lSthAt New fofA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-12-28

made 10 measure 8fOr - none better at any price
sos and 81 Broadway
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-12-28

Do you want good dinner in tho evening VIII the pes
wines so to Mouquin RESTAURANT ana wine Co. fo"
md Ann sfs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-12-28
,erten 4" Sec" Champagne

,sver foled and silver labeled Case Of doz bottles $50
net Case doz h bottles $32 net For sale by dealers
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ST. AGNES
Female = Academy,
MEMPHIS. TENN.

TINS INSTITUTION IL nEIIuuTFUtLY STU.
l ntcd IN rtired aud healthy part ~ the city u
Memphis commanding tho advantage Of town and
country. The cutir1 surroundings breathe an aif
Of peaceful sccluslOn. which ever rNcrts 70 power
full an influence over the moral, physical and intel
lcctual NE.
The Course Of Study embraces tho ynrious
branches Of u solid and useful clucation IN the
regular Engllsh Iourso the pupils on entering are
ranked according 10 their proficiency IN OrhogrA.
ply, Grammar nnd Arithmetic, Particular alton.
ton Il EiNcn IN tnrrnd aud ffOfanc History. Rho.
tnfic and Composition. LAiin sud French enter
into tho regular Cpursa. A pntuuu uf titau IL VI.
lowed n each pupil inr Plain and Ornamental
Ncrdlcwotk. shells Flower, etc
TEkAs=pcr session. PAYABLE halt yearly. invaH.
ably IN pdymrc For hoNtd anil tuition. In all
branches taught ne the highest sgnuoiA plain sew.
Inc making rtr hsi brid,ug. stationery and
washing $40 aud si1A urrotdns in the agc ~ elias,
ui the pupil spculal terms whom ssNyral mumbats
" the ssme family attend thr school No allow.
uYcr e msds iur partial absCnrr ~ Withdrawal be-.
intc the expiration oi TIC torn except In chso VI
serious " pfJimrt.i Illness
tNtuAsH O1rnnn, Italian oir Zach $40 Music
on NiIun anu uan ~ instrument tm uI Drawing
and Water toun so % on Painting. aUuU Iins
bfnidyfy anil ornamental Work. sIuul. tsr Of It,
hrry. SOt Nocsl Nu.ir ~ Clas ttnl Private
Lessons, glhW lunri f"f month during vacation.
n spcut M the Acsdrmy. Washing, etc, ShUi
Medicine aud Physicians Tees will form oKtr,
char-rA
Term, Tor nay Pupils 500. Sion 500 or Siol
pvr month Tot turth,f particulars, apply " the
iArN rurLIiiOtl.
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LOCAL FROSTS.
Every Man His Own Predictor-Practi-
cal Hints as to How to Go About 1t.

Nvery Man bis own Predictor-Pr6cti-
cal Hints as to How to Go About 1t.
The question OF frost is at present one OF
great Importance, having as it does, quite
q bearing on the result of this seasons
crops and the checking Of the fever which
has alarmed the entire southern country.
The Signal service officer at New Orleans
gives the following practical hints as to
how frost predictions can be made by de-
termining the dew point
''In the first place it is necessary to be
supplied with standard dry and wet bulb
thermometers properly exposed, to obtain
the dry point-the dew point being that
point at which the vapor in the air is con-
densed upon certain objects. The dew
point toward the close OF clear day and
under favorable conditions indicates q
minimum temperature OF the coming
night lower than that recorded by mini
mum thermometer in shelter; but since
vegetable life has an almost correspond
ingly lower temperature than that record
ed by sheltered thermometer, ii is found
that the temperature OF the dew point is
about the same rs that affecting vegetable
life.
Frost is formed under the same cir
cumstance as dew, except at lower tenn
perature. II is not frozen dew, but it is
the vapor in tho air condensed in q solid
state, and like dew is formed on bodies
that radiate heat best. Thus plants being
good radiators OF heat sometimes have a
temperature OF from l0' to l5o less than
the surrounding air II, therefore, the
air tpmparlturp NJ recorded Inv tho dry
bulb, ranges from 400 to 90 with CORES
ponding wet bulb readings OF from $50 to
4S', and consequent differences of from 40
to l20, and with clear sky, frost may be
produced with certainty.
at must not be forgotten that whatever
checks radiation checks frost formation.
II the weather is cloudy or foggy and the
wind is from the south 10 east, IL is evil
dent that no frost will occur, even though
the temperature indications are to that
effect"
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Notice.
TENNESSEE MIDLAND RAILWAY COMPANY

TENNESSEE MIDLAND RAILWAY COMPANY
MEMPniS Tenn, Sept ~, 1883. J
Quarantine at Memphis, Somerville and
Jackson, Tenn, having been raised, pas
senger trains No. 81, due TO arrive at Mem
phis at 9:55 o'clock am, and train No.
81, due TO leave Memphis at $50 o'clock
pm, and freight trains No. 81, due TO ar
rive at Memphis at S;25 o'clock am, and
No. 90, due to leave Memphis at 7:l0
o'clock AIM, will be resumed on and after
this date. J. I. GARNER,
G.. i. * L. A.
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Election for Directors

The annual election iof thlflgcn titcioH iNf
ho HOME INSURANCE ASD TRUST COMPANY
will be- held n, The once u the Company No %
Madison street. on wEDNE,DAN. October
3. 1873. between The hours Of n O'Clock M. nul
O'Clock pa. BuS n PRICE, 5cglcuE
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Banner - institute,

a Homo Boarding School Tor Boys.
l tou~uth atfaHt aud tafr aNruur. South Nom
yhiE and will b. oprn'i tho iirst Monday in
~gtUnihsri iuf the Reception ~ luung huJa Tho
small uln ~ siGU psf mouth
tuF information. call az tho school ~ aidrTs
rIuri. at 90 n,uner tnsiittt".
Ne us Main street HHHrhI. TOWN.
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split the Difference.

The time has come when the young
man, who has just returned to town,
solcmnly inquiries Of himself: 'Shall !
call upon the charming but cashlcss young
maiden whom | met ut the seaside?'
And at the same time the young maiden
soliloquizes: 'Shall receive the pleas.
ing but ineligible youth, whose acquaint.
ance made by the bounding pillows, OF
shall be steadily and Systematically out
when he calls, with no probability Of an
immediate return?"
Young people, do not distress yourselves
needlcssly. TO purchase u box Of sol cole
mans ko-ko tulu and be content
There Is a love both pure and strong
A love that ialter- noyer
II lives on hoIe aud suffers wrong.
But lives aud loves forcycr
Smoke Grand Republic Builos firsi, last
and all the time.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-09-29
ECZEMA
And Every Species Of Itching and
Burning Diseases Cured by
Cutlcura.

have been afflicted since last March with a skin
cred with scabs and sores, and the itching and
burning wore almost unbearable. Seeing your
CullcpA REMEDIES so highly recommended, con.
cluded TO give them trial using the CUricuRA and
CuTlcURA SOAP externally, and REsoLyESr Inter
nally, for four months I call myself cured, in
gratitude for which make this public statement
MRS. CLARA A. FREDERICK.
Broad Brook, Conn.
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DRrSK NIalto.

TWT|W
THE Iron Mountain route has decided 10
run series Of harvest excursions 90 all
points In Arkansas and Texas from Mem
phis on the following dates September
il and - and October q and -. Rates
for the excursion will be one fare for the
round trip, and tickets will be- good for
thirty days with stop over privileges.
ANY further information desired will be
checriully furnished by calling on
II. ID. WusoS,
Passenger aud Ticket Agent,
No. 800 Main street, Memphis, Tenn.
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Election for Directors.

Tho annual election ior President cod five
Directors l,f mg Ha.ol.u I.mp.g ui N.HpHa
will uo hgIlat Library EDpm oi Nnul.. l.HuI'
on wrpNI spAY. OCrOrlE o. ls.s between ha
houn Of II O'Clock AIN aud u.r..s rm. y
order DAVID T. MADDEN President
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-09-29

COMMENCING September the passenger
trains Of the Tennessee Midland Railway
company will arrive at and depart from
the Kansas City, Memphis 4 Birmingham
depot, at the corner OF Broadway and
Main streets, where tickets may be pur-
chased, instead of at the Mississippi x
Tennessee depot, as heretofore.
j. T. GAHNER,
General Passenger Agent
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KEp HEADS.
Voice Culture.

Mrs. Minnie Hunter Peasants has re-
turned and is now ready TO receive lin
tied number Of pupils in voice culture.
FOR terms, apply 10 Mr.. Emile Levy, or
No, 06 Monroe street
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IDandrun

REMOVED ny TuE USE or COCAINE
And Il stimulates and promotes the growth
Of the hair.
Burnetts Flayoring extracts are the
lot
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PAuriE, leaving the city can have their
furniture safely stored ut Gibson, Wright
& Co.'S iurnilurchousc, 3js Main street.
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C.p wINKIER

.,,.l6 9r 4 ~ ph IN 4a.. Io a
Specially TmilIng the voice according 10 DE 1osl
Italian and GCrmau methods combined ioa'n'
on oman Plano aud Guitar Pupils 10 begin Oh
september q. itiA
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ECZEMA.

Your most valuable CUTICURA REMEDIES have
done my child 70 much good that feel like say
ing this ios tho benefit OF those troubled with
skin disease. MY little girl was troubled with Ec'
zema and tried several doctors and medicines
but did not do her any good until used the CuTI'
crRA REMEDIES which speedily cured her for which
oweyo many thanks and many nights of rest.
ANTON BoSSlMER, EDINBURGH, IND,
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THE MEMPHIS APPEAL
TIE APPEAL


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prsnldey Of The Democratic pdrty-ooi, Sdts and Ma
tio,al and De advancement Of all tie iacreSs Of Mem
ihis, Tennessee and he Uhioa
business Iettss SAould Be addressed
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CARD.
STElNWAY & SONS,

STEINWAY & SONS.
Manufacturers Of PIano-Fortes,
Steinway Hall. NEW YORK. Jun. S 1883
This is to certify that we have this day,
and until further notice, constituted the
JESSE FRENCH PIANO 81 ORGAN Co., OF
Memphis, Tenn, Sole Dealers for the sale
Of STEGNwAY & Sons Piano-Fortes for the
city of Memphis and surrounding country,
as also for the State of Arkansas.
STEINWAY & SONS.
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Minhsnr Cnfc and Restaurant.

1903 Main street, open day and night. Will
set the best meal in the city, and furnish a
tip-top lunch.
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Finr.cLAss table board nj Fransiola's
on Front street, opposite cuEiOm-h house.
Tho table Is supplied with tho choicest
food the markets afford and carefully
served. Regular meals 50 cents.
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ECZEMA.

/ was afflicted with Eczema on the Scalp, Face
Ears and Neck, which the druggist, where got
your remedies, pronounced one Of the worst cases
that had come under his notice He advised me 10
try your CUricURA REMEDIES, and after Ave days
use my scalp and part OF my face were entirely
cured, and hope In another week to have my
ears neck and the other part OF my face cured.
HERMAN SLADE, 100 T. 9TH St., N. Y
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NOTICE.

Coto me HAND LAuNDRY, ~ POPLAR ST.,
inr iirl Class Laundry Work al shirts done 900
by hand Satisfaction guaranteed. We Pay pc
cinl Attention 10 Coilan and cum uhr1 "a
Main street MooK'& co.
Calls aud Deliveries Free
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RrD IIEADs.

Josrril T,Go. dealer In wall paper, has
removed to $40 Second street. Wall paper
al reduced prices.
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VANDERBILT UNIVERSITY
NN4IINIII.ll. l'IiN =

y NNII NIIIIIIIs 7 ~ y
Permanent Endowment. 100000.
IEvEN rTiSDrprpAEIuENIt AiAutNin
= Ices go iIuiiHl sit Law .HE Brutal .N
Pharmaceutical 6iuu Medical. fH tI..uurHH
UhiIral Law anil Pharmaceutical departments
balm september If Medical HHi Dental u.iH.sIl
IuI ruiHIl.uUlui lrrHs wis WILLIAM 'sHI.
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MISS MANY SrrpnAN's School will re-
open September II, 1883
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wanted.

Three good tailors at Southern Steam
Dye Works, SO Court street. Apply at
once.
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stnomnl ior TuE WEggN ArrEAL 81
per year. and participate IN the grand lis.
trbuiion VI mils December !.
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ToR q quiet game Of billiards 50 20 Con
ycran Il lonk-a. 800 MIN .IrneL
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ST. Mayy,S School,
SS2 AID SS4 POPLAR STREET.

A BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL FoR GIRIS
under tho charge Of tho sls,ou u a. Iary Of tho
Episcopal church
Catalogues Of tho school may be obtained irom
the city DopksloruA
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Irry iliytoy IL finest and bes' Virginia
tobacco. Sold by all iobbcfs.
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We have a full supply Of Nut Coal.
L. VI. PArtrEsoN * CO.