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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1866-06-28

THERE will be great reduction on dry
goods at B. Lowenstein & Bros. this
week, to make room for new supply,
which they will be receiving during next
week.
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Go and see the cheap goods, at Mar
tin Hollands, 3l3 Main street. 2S.6t

WATERING THE STREETs.-The COM
plants of our merchants in regard to the
manner in which the streets are watered
are both loud and deep. Yesterday,
however, they did not grumble, for
heaven watered the streets in such an
effectual manner on Tuesday night that
the water carts were enabled to devote
the whole day to carrying water to build
ers-which pays much better than their
contract for watering the streets.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1866-06-28

LADIES silk saques-lace points at far
below cost TO close at Elson Bros
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Monetary and Commercial
Money Market.

Exchange is buying at par. and selling at =
premium. Time bills are freely taken at the
following quotations: Thirty day bills IL per
cent. discount; fifteen day bills, y per cent.
discount 10 dsy bills, y per cent. discount.
Gold is in great demaLd.
The Banks buy gold to-day at Sc. Silver
sc buying, SOC selling.
Interest bearing Notes improve as the inter-
est acerues. Dates OF June. 1864, command
ITO; of July. 1864. 1924 of August, 1864,
100; Of October. 1864. IO71S Of December. 1854
los; of May, 1865. &c prem.
City Scrip aud Coupons. 6s to Use.
There is a continued good demand for Union
Bank notes at 20 buying. aud rs selling.
Planters Bank notes are bought at 60 and
sold at e..
Bank Of Tennessee notes are dull and heavy.
with no demand. though it is now conceded that
Il da,es ;r' espective of signatures. will be ac
knowledged in iquidating prior to May. 1861.
Cotton Market.
There was considerable inquiry and some
business done in the cotton market this morn
ing. at the following quotations;
0rdinary...........--2Sa2a Middling.... ..s4aS5
Good Ordinary..-S0n3l Strict Middling-Sid-
Low Middlng.---33eS3 Good Middling- SO
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1866-06-28

RAILROAD MEETING. meeting Of the
Chamber of Commerce, and citizens
generally, has been called to meet this
evening at four o'clock, at Odd Fellows
Hall, for the purpose of considering a
project to establish a railroad connection
with Columbus, Miss.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1866-06-28

BELLIGEREYT NEGROES Alice John
son, an Amazonian subject of the Freed
mems Bureau, had difficulty with a
colored youth last night, and, armed with
set of the most formidable IRON
knuckles ever made, worsted him com
pletely, he appearing this morning in
Court with his head tied up Alice ac-
knowledged her guilt, and the knuckles
bore evidence of the blood of her victim,
so the Recorder fined her fifty dollars and
cost to pay which, being without funds,
she will remain in the station-house one
hundred and three days
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TO COUNTRY PRINTERS.

We have large stock of printing paper (27x
AL on hand, which we offer at the lowest mar
ket prices, Other sizes will be furnished to or
der. Address cash orders TO
WHITM0RE BROS.
my15-1m PUBLIC LEDGER office.
IrOR sALE.--AN ADAM PRESS. PLATTEN
II l9x25 inches, withbteam apparatus completes
good running order. and may he seen running
any day in our possession.
Apply to, or address,
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1866-06-28

THERE is one Hat house where our
people can trade and be sure of obtain
ing the latest styles of Hats in the mar
ket Straw, Fur, and Chinese Hats in
every variety and quantity, from one hat
to hundred cases, at the Mammoth Hat
house of Wheaton 4 Co, 1879 Main street,
one square north Of Worsham House. lw
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1866-06-28

city school children give a concert in
the Greenlsw Opera Hall. & pEfnY
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GREAT reduction in dress goods, at
Martin Hollands, 3l3 Main street. t
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1866-06-28

CRIMINAL CoURT.-This Court was en-
gagged this morning in the trial of L.
Wilson, for burglary. .T
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1866-06-28

THERE will be great bargains in dry
goods at B. Lowenstein & Bros. this
week.
OSCAR WILLIS, the Memphis favorite.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1866-06-28

LADIES shoes 81 per pair at Elson
Bros
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Be economical and purchase yeast
powders by the pound of the manulac-
turer, Matthew Murphy, lis Jefferson
street. Try the Southern yeast powders;
they are superior to the Yankee ones sold
In the CITY
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RACE TOMORROW. We learn that there
will be pacing match at the Memphis
Trotting Park tomorrow evening for one
thousand dollars side-two mile heats
best two in three, between Captain Dan.
Able's grey gelding Hero" and Mr..
Ed. Stacks bay gelding Bullhead. "
James Cowan and Col. Dickey have
made the entries This will no doubt be
one Of the most interesting races of the
season
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Buy cheap dry goods at Martin Hol-
lands, 3l3 Main street t
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GEORGE Powers, at the Good Idea.
SAVE MoNEY-This is something in
teresting to every one, and especially to
travellers; so we would advise them to
call on Capt Larry Harmstad, IA Jeffer-
son street, and buy through tickets
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HsRbOld's Extract Buehu siEss health and
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LADIES, remember the great reduc-
ton at B. Lowenstein & Bros. this
week. 80
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GENTS straw hats at half price a
Menken Bros.
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SILK GRENADINES at fifty cents at
EIson Bros. ~ ..4t T
ALL kinds dry goods selling lower at
b. Lowenstein & Bros.
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MARTIN HOLLAND, 3l3 Main street,
sells goods cheap EB T.
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BLACK Silks, at 81 so per yard, at Ell
son Bros. y
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HOOP skirts, from one dollar to two
dollars and half, at Martin Hollands $,
3l3 Main street T
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BOARD, 81 per week, at the Cosmo-
poGtan restaurant, No 33 Monroe street
Also, office rooms to rent
m29 I'm B. HoLLANDER a. Co.
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BLEAonED domestics 10, II, 10, 20 an(
Is cents, at Elson Bros
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LADIES BENEVOLENT Society. This
society, organized for the noble purpose
of procuring artificial limbs for MANNED
Confederate soldiers, has made the fol
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OLD Folks AT HoME.-Do not fail to
attend meeting of the above associa-
tion at Exchange Building, this even
ing at 4 o clock t.-F - sfrfrN
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MEERsHAUA PIPES boiled, cleansed,
polished, and scratches erased, by Goul-
ston Brothers, practical workers in meer-
shaun, l59 Main street, Overton Hotel
building je26-2w-3tw
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READ Elson Bros dyertisement in to-
dayss paper, and remember their prices,
Lefore buying elsewhere. JJiiaDltl
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AN ADVANCES The journeymen plas-
'rers 1t Memphis have passed a resolu-
ton 10 demand six dollars per day for
their ,bor after the 10th of July.
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Nc. 396,-This is the number where
Cayce, the great auctioneer, can be found
on Main street, and where all should
visit and be benefited
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297 MAIN street is the place for cheap
goods. I
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Go to Williams and get cool drink
of soda water, at FIVE cents glass, at
the Bluff City Soda Fount, corner of
Mais and Jefferson streets jos lw
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Cotton Market.

There was considerable inquiry and some
business done in the cotton market this morn
ing, at the following quotations:
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Helmbold's Fluid Extract Buehu is pleas
ant in taste and odor. free from all injurious
properties. and immediate in its action. ji-lm
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1866-06-28

HOUSE furnishing goods at bargains at
Elson Bros .aG T
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Miss Ana MoSrRosE, at Good Ide
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Fresh PEACHES. We saw fine lot
of ripe peaches offered for sale at fruit
stand yesterday.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-11-09


TIE 1AIR-LINE" IN BUCKINGHAM
Tho people of Buckingham, who are fully
alive to the Importance Of the Airline
road, to Lynchburg, viii have public
meeting and barbecue at Buckingham
Courthouse on Thursday next, the 18th in
slant, as already announced. It is very
proper and desirable that Richmond should
be represented on the occasion. Indeed, q
delegation from Richmond Is invited, and
would be most heartily welcomed by our
friends Of Buckingham. Any gentleman
who takes an interest in the Improvement,
and can spare time to 60 to Buckingham,
will please call ON Mr.. D. J.. BURR, chair.
man Of the committee on the road.
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JUDGE BoND.-The Baltimore Transcript
looks with confidence for the removal Of
Judge BOND by the next Legislature Of
Maryland. .aa 20
BY. tho way, the Judges brother is one
Of the truest States-rights men in Balti-
more, and one of the finest writer's and
ablest .dislecticians in the Union-Dr.
BoSD, Of the Baltimore Episcopal Metho-
dist. Both are sons of the Rev. DR.. BOND,
now deceased, who many years ago edited
the New York Christian Adpocate-a paper
which then had q large circulation In the
South. AZ
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The Farmers Convention

A convention Of farmers, under the
auspices of the Virginia State Agricultural
Society, is to be held in this city on the
goth Of. the present month. This day is
authoritatiyely named in notice signed
by WILLouGHBY NEWTON, Esq, the presi-
dent of the Society. The object Of this
conEocation is the interchange of views
amongst farmers upon topics Of vital inte-
rest to them, such as labor and homestead
economy under the new state Of things,
withsu other matters asthe times, and the
revolutions Of tho day, suggest. The mat
tiers to be considered are indeed vital, and
the farmers may derive no little benefit
from tho calm discussion Of them, and the
interchange Of those wise views they are
20 competent to offer, and the statement Of
the useful practical results Of the past year.
We know no more respectable and sen.
sible body of men on earth than an assem-
blage of Virginia farmers. We do not be-
lieve that under any circumstances the
world can boast of . gathering Of gentle,
men in which the noble virtues of since
rity and truth, combined with intelligence
and wisdom, can be more strikingly dis-
played than in . meeting Of Virginia farm
ers. No stranger-no man Of the world
who had travelled FAR and near, and seen
the people Of many lands-eyer was pre-.
sent at those noble conventions of Yirgi.
MIA farmers which were wont to meet In
this city once year, without being s.fuck
with their dignity and their good sense.
Y has been our sstisfaction 10 heat the
highest Ancomiums upon them from zen
tismeu, Of faryof lands remarkable sliks
for theis, eccompr shmeats snA their kSQe:
ledge u tn world.
NHmpossihls that such . elsu e man
can mesa Together viAAous nstuai aAv.n
tsss. without hsnsAt % the whole sAsa.
The collision Of opinion and abousbA ~.
gesssa By occupation and sxpsr,sncs ~
comparison Of systems and results. c.nrc.
fail to sfsord instruction and 70 impsrt a.
coursSement. s.. $751;
A meeting Of vIrginis fsrnen now wil
present strange contrast with thsss do
uShtfhl ssd glorious mAstings anterior Il
thsssaF. Thsp they cane 4 ~ hiGhss1
spiritsia ~ sajcynsnt Of thrins snd ths
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(snAul - I'M 49, - 1.
dsass, sarsa1asa By = aaa "a ~
| Tho ssnaofcomfbst and 81 Al shdens
opou then-all undsrs hsie lrsct,un-w
hsnnv and sstisdsE NJ N land b
pinched By. xant-shs fasmsr Y strait
snsd for the means 70 conduct tho opera
siop,Sgf l6rieAlDS6, and the laborer' once
cared Ms and pgQtestsd xithQnt thought q.
confederation for tho future On nls psf.'
being leftto manage BIZ own snnrs, and,
united for the tssk, Il distressed, pinched
for sabsistance. md ofeoufss discontented.
The farmer mus look ssricesly into the
coud,tidh os tho iAbofst - wSll %. that Of
Himself. Hs,must ,seek V rsstSes. 4 ,pos-
sbls, his, oMa fortusss, and 10 knows that
tho bsss way TODD that b 70 Improve the
ECONOMY Of his management and to sys-
temssiIs The labor upon bis farm: BE
must seek - q consequence the comfort
and contsntmens aof the lsborer These
are themes Of such dignity asto Be- worthy
the consideration Of any body ofmen. We
know Of none who conld consider them
with more good sense and philosophy than
On assemblsge Of Virginia farmers. They
are indeed oppressed by misfortune; but
they are men Of strong minds and exhaust.
less fortitude and constancy. None other
could have endured the misfortunes Of the
late DISASTROUS war g they have done.
They will approach the absorbing ques.
ltions fbr their discussion with an earnest
ness and dignity worthy Of them. - ],
NxM b all the better for the State and
the farmers themselves that the Convsn-,
Ltion shall b full, and attended by our best
farmers and best citizens. In order to
facilitate their Journey to this place the
railroads have determined to charge men,
'bers Of the State Society fare only one
way. By paying the fare to this city they
return without charge. We anticipate .
large assemblsge Of the bone and sinew Of
the State on the 10Th instant.
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~BPECfAL NOTICE. 49,
RICHMOND sxy,Saa BAIk A1g

~ DPECIAL NOTICE.
RICHMOND 'sgE's ssLs s.sr As'9H11stsTqs
The following named gsntlsmsn have been A.,
pofHn5GExvna NM yksdiSai Jx3hiktss . repre-
sent this company In LIYl INSURANCE inrtHs
places dssiSna,sd: .,ys r,fr zg5a
IL. Brown, b.. agent, and n. Latham, 4. D.,
medical examiner, tyneAbulE, W. -,
q. z. Jones. xs4i,, agent. and J. I. CsbSll, II.
D., nSdisai sxsmiaei, 0issi0ssesviils, w. ,a' ~
!. n Woodward and w. A. Burnett xSqs,
assasS. md AIN. fslmisscs, u D., nslisis G1s
aninsr. stsanton. Va. = jsEng3 sgTst 6 sir
ThonAsj ), Davis 1sa .ssGsah 'sAt n 3.opspss.s'
n. D., medical examiner, Tarnsitis, Va-o sni1tsz
Oh. cnthbsrt ESQ. agent for Fire and Life u.
sutsnss, rstsrsbnrs, Va. t.-,..t. ..ss.,,s.1s ~
JorS p. O. Porfs. Secretary. l5'fH noe 2
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A QuEsTIoN.-Inasmuch as the police
commissioners in Baltimore had been re-
moved before the recent election, how is 1t
that the election is held to have been legal
We presume there is some law which rem
ders 1t valid, as no Baltimore paper has
raised the question. i
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VIM. iKNA BE 4 co.,, 80.
w nAxrYAcruRsBs OF
FiRsT PRIAIUn, GOLD MHDAL.vs xvs
t.' GRAND ARD upR,oafs auAsl'

FL a ~ %
Thsss Instruments having been before the Ishlis
for the past thirty years, havs, upon their sxssI.
lsnee sions. Attaiusd An r1rUtcRAsSD Sas'saSs
xI1oS that pspnosnsss them snsqsalIsA. xAsas I,
sas 30HD 49, .
combines great power, Yichnsss. swsstnsss. Ans
ans sinefng quality, - well - grsas psSQ %
information. and hsrnoniousHsss tsfosghess NJ
sps'fs s sss ~ TEN rovcl lsssesa = 81
y ypsat ana slsatis, $50 y satirply he fson ~
ssi9Ssss foand y - naay; Dsanos vbisA ssSsss
thS psrsssnss y % sssily IRE. u =
: e., =. W01KxAQuUR
tAsy Sis16 ~ A1pstsG 9hsD ss1os y ~.
ssypstsl viii sals and atsatiea - aSsayyAn
~ rsinf thA1 sAaai6StIb9 - 1Hssl mechanism.
NONE Aytths hS& seiep6e4 letenal h sssA intAsiz
nsni5Astafs. sax ~ s4seps The Asst ssagss
Of tAs SoaeSs94tspA min No. e he paslos spoa
an sQuaiityr-pps4SSaSl II tksly melody; In fsss,
/ OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 1y1xM
Al osf tQart Pianos hsvs tas 49, tnyeeste
orata eeAiA A&t ~ 1yyp1s 3lsAle. - 8 e
sIssiy tjaan tally vassAAtel ~ 11XxyQA1k
80 SouMn0M 3 C1A1t11LAYu1.
s-tyT z NIeis Dtateet ~ PuhlisA4I4
IseiSs Co.. - u sale of.tAA Ahnxe s6t1StstaA
43a6ln. NAspn. SeenA1 14nrn1
Z : r : = E
/ - |5E 90 81 ia IL - = ~ 9491
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MARRIED.

Atwashington city, d. c., on the 7th instant, BY
the Rev. william Krebs, J. 9. HoLLAND, Esa 70
Flenner. t
On the seth Of October. 1sss. by the Rsy C Z. r.
Mason, q 8 James CHURCH bs,umo.e, h.s. =,
John Perduc, both OF Baltimore county
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T,sa PRICES OF Admission:
Balcony Chairs g. so; Dress Circle and Orch estra
Seats, o.; Psrquette Is cents; Fimly Circle, 10
cents; Colored Circle, IS cents Gallery Is cents
Private Boxes, $40 and 81. Reserved seats 70 oe
for sale at the principal hotels
Doors open att; overture At quarter tos. .,
no Cit .ta s~~.'a ~ ~. .
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GOTHIC AIR-r1aHT COOKING,
IL Sss|fl v WE 81 8 sss
Goa 1snny 0coMnsnd 4 10 tAe 1Atdhk aAON
dealers IN ne a0eth - equal and = OUe respecQ
superior, 70 any sl1vs nSas % .tkta eglraU. u g
3: L siIa lssssss s1iis g e.;
Order frcn inyvAn q sks seRty iddlsi5sl e
s y & sssssd rs s IT
.OHILDRHaJH dARhIA01e, chill
49, s.ess1.e5 NJ So SallSkll,H NJ
0AH1DA0D 3nAADeBk 10kA4A19s MEoe2ns
t1yL1sktHI1H. and Dn04 gxIxI - $3.50 ~.
g e =. a :s:s: 80 sd
aesaaaaos sssas iSsG -. llslss - -.
cU01R 7f56AR, 1UaxN 4snty
u % lSl GO % Ard go 3le,U - a.
:, ~ LIE sii'l ss6s IS 9. - ss,'
NlLIE-I1lDN NELam, A16lxAdG
D sssae uu6lslA - 80 issIs1Ss -
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LECTURES.

YOUNG MEMS. CHRISTIAN AS
i ISOLATION. The second lecture before the
Young Men's Christian Association will bs DELI
yered on FRIDAY EVENING NEXT, the 9th In
slant at half. past 0, clock, in the First Presbyte
ian church REV. Or. Modrs'sl corner Broad and
Capitol streets, by Colonel, JOHy T. L. PRxsTOx,
OF the Virginia Military Institute.
SUBJECT: "DUELLIEG.". E# e
Tickets for sale ct the door, book and drug
stores. nos-N
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richmond, FREDERICKSBURG AID porohAol
RAILROAD, |
l.4 TRKSepRER's OYHICl,
RICHAokD %. November 4. 1855. !

NOTICE.-The public are cautioned
IN against the purchase OF the following TICK
ETs, stolen from this ONCE on Saturday, Noysm-
Der I'D, between the hours Of and p. Il. They
bear the stamp" L" upon the face, and are Of no
account II any one without the action Of the regu
lar passenger agent: ~ " ~ -
Frat class, Richmond to Boston, from No. 10
inclusive.
2769 10 27e9 inclusive. ,-E.i. 4
Half seat, Richmond to New York, from No. !
to No. 90 inclusive.
First class, Richmond to Philadelphia. from No.
u to 90 inclusive.
First class, Richmond to Baltimore, from No.
Half seat, Richmond to Baltimore, from No. so7
First class, Richmond to Washington, from No.
Coz to ess inclusive.
Half seat, Richmond to Washington, nom No.
1874 to 1899 inclusive.
Nc nos ' ''' j. B. GENTRY. Auditor.
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By Harrison, Goddfn k.Appsrson, Auctioneers,
Bsnken, Brokers, and Real Estate Agents.

REAuTIFUL COTTAGE RESI-.
RENT, AND CARRIA az AND HORSE AND FUR.
rented out ct auction for one year, on FRIDAY
Sssut iii cCTTASk RsSibkscE located IS above.
contains six ROOMS, with ampls) accommodations
FOR servants, stable carrfs house, He all In ex
celent order, with nowers and shade trees In front
yard.
I Xfter which will be sold an excellent LIGHT
CARRIAGE and HARNESS and Q gentle HORSE.
Also, . few articles Of HOUSEHOLD PURNl.
TURF. &C.
TERN HARRISON, aoDDiS'a AppsRsos.a
NOS AuctioneerS.
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By Piikintpu, Ryllian AGO.,
Auetiouss1 sn2 CcMmhSt6h 1srehsnts. y
M Wall sfrast under a.. Charles Hotel.

: Au.,,ss.,n sss cssiaSsssa 7ssss.nl..
No. sWan street, under 81. Charles Hotel.
xsu6ff0N SIEE REAL EsfxTE
"A IN AND MAR MANCHRsTsR At the 70. :.
guest Of Samuel Ask,p,en - - zee sommsn a.
e'ns toT irontins 10 fest o. Midiothisn turn
MIA. Yunnine back 10 feet, with ewo.foSy
SRick HOUSE, thereon, sifsasd in . beautiful OAK
The LOT in Marx's addition 70 the town Of
Manchester, fronting ninstH .iopr ses. 9n Eie9;
lii Z continuation Of Hull street.
IT, The LOT fronting ninety -four feet on Jehsr.
son street, near the late residence q y Eadins.
Quarter feet on Jackson street between Porter and
bainbYidge streets.
We viii sell several otSsvl building lots at Same
lime. PILKlNT0N, PULLlAM CO.,
no a-tds Aucttonesrs.
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By Grubbs 4 Williams. Auctionsers,
Northwest corner Main and Eleventh streets.

ALE OF THREE TRACTS OF
A0E snah EAR THs BROOK T6RNPfKE, FOR
SALE Ar AUCTlON.-On FRIDAY, eth novsm;
bsr, commencing at > o'clock p. n. We VIII sell
N the stoYe OF George Gardner at the head Of the
Brook turnpike, THREE TRACTs or LAND. viz !:
FORTY and ONR-HA ACRES on North Run,
inst beyond the church, on the pit road sdloining
wood. and some Of il quite heavy. y
SIXTEEN ACRES Just this side Of the church,
betve en the Pit road and the turnpike, adjoining
IsfxfY.SEvEH ACRES adjoining the Btek
Hou.s tract on the Mountain road. All OF this 10
This sal. should attract persons seeking small
traet u nj low prices.
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