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E1eepin& Cars
TRAINS TO
PHILAD'A, NEW YORK d BALTIMORE
Baggage Checked Through and Trans
..e ferred Free. G.e
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Cor. Secretary.

Permit me, Messrs. Editors, to answer
through your paper, numerous letters, Of
which the above is sample, from differ
ent Statesiin the West -fr
/ suggest that these societies make
Miss Augusta Evans, of Mobile, Ala
bama, the almoner of these noble char
tiles. She has donated her great mind,
and pure heart to the relief of the suf-
iering mothers and orphans of the South,
and correspondence opened with her
will greatly facilitate the noble work of
the ladies of Missouri, Kentucky and
Indiana. S. II. FORD.
We would inform our Missouri friends
that their money would be appropriated
to good use by being sent either to the
Ladies' Relief Society or the Ladies Be.
nevolent Society of this city, the latter
using their funds to furnish artificial
limbs to manned Confederates. At the
close of the war many a gallant Missou-
rian was clothed and assisted in his
homeward journey by the kind ladies of
the former Society, and it is nothing
but natural that they should desire to
help the suffering people of the South.
Both these Societies need. funds, and
will gladly receive contributions
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OLD Folks AT HoME-The anniver-
sary celebration Of this association, we
learn, will certainly take place at Union
Depot on Saturday the 2lst inst, Lib
eral contributions in the way Of fresh
meats will be sent from the different dis,
tricts in the county, and the hams, ice,
etc, in abundance, viii be furnished from
the city This is intended to be grand
reunion of the "0ld Folks y and their
families, with a barbecue and dancing.
Superintendent Jones, Of the Memphis
and Ohio railroad, proposes to take all
persons out and back for the usual fare
out r.rs
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Monetary and Commercial
Money Market.

There are but few transactions in Govern
ment bonds. Currency is in such demand that
few have their money in bonds The following
are the bank quotations for those offered: Five
twenties, 1914; Ten -forfies. "a Seven-t hrties.
10; Certificates, 1907. ...
In New York bonds are quoted as follows
Five-twenties. lOi1s@l051z; Ten-forties. 9714@
97sS Seyent hirties. l031s@l0394; Certificates.
100.
Tennessee State Bonds, SIS. are quoted ia
New York at 81 6's at 100. lia
There is a surplus of currency in Boston. and
the loan market rules easy at soc per cent; in
New York at 4@7 per cent. in Chicago tight at
l0asl6 per cent; in st. Louis firm at T9l2 per
cent. H .H"
Exchange is frmer, as so little cotton is now
going forward. Bankers have drawn against
nearly all the gold sent forward. They cffer a
discount to par. and ask 4 premium.
City scrip commands at 1882 buying, and 50
ass selling.
- Cotton Market.
There was very little business transacted in
the cotton market this morning; few sales
were made at the following rates: 40
Ordinary Middling .....,....3l a32
Good Ordinary. 2702S Good Middling. 800
Low Middling. --299S0 Strict Middling- Big
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HOTEL FOR INyALIps. Editors Public
Ledger We are glad to say that there
is great project on foot to establish a
hotel for invalids in this city, For the
city of Memphis is like the phenix, arts
ing from her ashes. Her many lofty
spires, now turning towards the skies,
speak for her a high place among the
Christian cities of the nation. Her To-
cation is all that could be desired to
make her the centre of Southern wealth,
and the great commercial emporium of
the South and West Her advantages
for education and social intercourse are
not excelled by any city of the world,
and her natural resources, together with
the numerous avenues of entrance and
exit make her the lap of luxury and the
home of growing, magnanimous peo-
pie. In addition TO all these, we find
professional men, be it said to their
honor, now are stirring to elevate the
standard of their respective professions,
and keeping pace with the spirit and
progress of the age The merchants of
the city have long since classified
their business and reduced it to a sys-
tenn, which, TO the people, has given
complete satisfaction Professional men,
especially doctors of medicine, are fast
following in the footsteps Of their
ancestors, by selecting their spe-
cialties which have proved the world
a triumphant success. Then in view of
the comfort of those who may IN time be
thrown on beds of affliction, it is to be
hoped the measure will be carried into
effect at an early day. Think for q mo
ment how many young men who are
here among us, far from their homes,
who may be compelled, for want Of such
an institution, to languish, mourn and
die in their illventilated rooms, and no
nurse to soothe his dying pillow, while if
they we're cared for in due time, and in
a proper place, it would be the means
of plucking them as brands from the
burning and returning them to their
wonted health and anxious friends. We
believe the city authorities will give it
their respectful consideration, and that
all good citizens will rejoice to know
that we are in a state of prosperity and
still progressing. X.&Z
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Missouri SOUTHERN AID SOCIETY.
The following correspondence will ex-
plain itself; 9N t
LEXINGTON. Mo-. July 7. 1866.
\ DR. S. Fl. Ford: Dear Sir The la
dies Of this county have organized a
Southern Aid Society" and seem desi-
rous to lend helping hand to the suffer
ing women and children of the South.
A great many are not willing to give
very generously because they are in doubt
as TO the certainly OF the suffering ones
getting the funds. Can you refer us to
some gentleman or lady IN the extreme
South who could give us some Of the facts
of the suffering, and who could be in
trusted in seeing thatthe money was do
mated to the proper persons and not
smnggled away inthe pockets Of a heart
less speculator
As more efforts are now being made
throughout greater portion of Missouri
to send literally, and Lafayette does not
wish to fall in the rear in this noble
work, pardon the freedom we take in
addressing you, but persons here have
confidence in your judgement, as they
know you personally. ~ mg
Win you be so very kind as to commu-
nicate with us at your earliest conve-
dience, and give us your views upon the
best means Of sending funds, etc Any
suggestions will be most graciously re-
ceived iar
h Hoping to hear from you soon, | sub,
scribe myself,
Very respectfully, mr
&HiB0 56iIU MARY f. HAWKINS,
,,... Cor Secretary.
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She is said to have performed to the sat
isfaction of the best judges. az
q The St Louis Democrat of yesterday
says; The sultriness of the weather
seems to have neutralized the late heavy
rains, as the river here is declining.
There is sure to be seven, six, five feet Of
water to Cairo, sooner or later, perhaps
within the next four weeks Our infor-
nation shows the river so low near St.
Paul, that people up there expect an
early abandonment of business by the
larger boats, and an increase in the
rates Of freight.
EsGISEERs' CONVENTION. We learn
that an engineers convention is to be
held in this city to-day, under the aus
pieces OF the Engineers Association of
this city. Delegates from all the river
cities and towns from Mobile to Pitts
burg will be in attendance, as .matters of
vital interest to the engineers on our
Western waters are to be considered
The late law Of Congress relative to en-
gineers is one OF the chief subjects of
complaint Arbitrary laws are both in
furious and unjust, no matter to whom
applied, and we hope our friends, the
engineers, while in csuncil, will not 90
to work, while endeavoring to correct
the evils complained OF, and recommend
any arbitrary laws of their own. Let
their motto be Dunn virimus riuamus
Courier, 9M.
STEAMBOAT PRINTING. We respectfully
ask our steamboat friends to call and ex-
anime the specimens of fine steamboat
printing daily executed at the PUBLIC
LEDGER Office. Our prices will be found
to compare favorably with those of Gin
cinnat or St Louis, aad to be greatly
below those asked by other city offices.
Bring your orders directly to us, and
save the commission charged by parties
who take in work they are not prepared
to execute. I
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SAVE Your MoYEY.-You can save a
large share of your money by having
your job printing executed at the PUBLIC
LEDGER office We make a specially of
this part of our business, and, having
the most complete establishment in the
Southwest, our facilities for doing the
best of work at lowest rates are unsur-
passed by any house in this section. We
employ the best Of workmen, have all
the latest and newest styles of type and
presses, and give entire satisfaction to
all our patrons. Bring in your fayors to
- Madison street N tiR
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ness Of his physician, whom he called in
70 relieve triaing attack Of dyspepsia,
to which he was subject after eating
heartily gAmopg other articles Of, the
prescription was one ordering six grains
of tartariemetic, which mi itself was suf-
fcient to kill four persons. If people
would for one moment consider how
easily remedies can be procured. which,
while they are perfectly harmless in
themselves, work marvellous cures, the
cases Of poisoning by the carelessness
of physicians would be few indeed. Such
a remedy is Roback's Stomach Bitters,
for dyspepsia Procure a bottle at the
drug store, and test it. 7
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SUBURBAN RESIDENCE AT AUCTION.
Tomorrow morning at 10 clock, that
desirable suburban place, containing nine
acres, all enclosed in plank fence, with a
comfortable cottage residence, stables,
carriage house, and all necessary out
houses, large number Of fruit trees and
an excellent garden, will be sold at aue-
ton on liberal terms. The fruit, which
is Of the most choice kinds, and the veg
etables raised on the place, will pay for
it in two or three years This property
will be positively sold, as the owner in
tends leaving the city Immediate pos
session given
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!, PAINTER FIGHT.-There was a lively
brush in the paint shop Of Nolan 4
Lindsey, 81 Jefferson street, between
Mr., Nolan and couple Of, painters
named McDermott and Southern The
two last entered the shop and asked for
work, which was refused, when some
words ensued and Mr.. Nolan ordered the
parties out, striking one of them with "a
wooden slat A fight ensued, in which
Mr. Nolan received bad looking cut on
the face, just under the right eye This
morning the case was investigated by
missioner Richards, who fined No
Ian and Southern ten dollars and costs
each. ~ l.ier'tf
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WHARFAGE RECEIPTS - From the
Argus of this morning we learn that the
wharfage collected in the year ending
June, Both, 1861, amounted to 81 ,l23 30 !;
1862, sl4,s7O 10; 1868, Sl6,l 42 II; 1864,
$50, 742 20; 1865, S2s, TAI So 1866, 49,,
226 60. From the above statistics we
havea total sum of sl69,s52 80, as the
amount received during the past six cor
poraie years ending june Both, 1866.
The expenditures on the levee for i'm
provements during the same period
amounted to $83, l3l Y.
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PRETTY SHARP-Tbis mornings Ara-
lanche says: 1--WE have all heard of the
Yankee in Maine who stole the saw-log
and left the wa,chman sitting on the
bark We did not know that the same
chap is in this city. On night before
last he or some one else equally expert,
went into the garden of our friend Cap
fain Matt Glass and stole about dozen
fine cabbsges Matt went out to view his
prospect fos pork and cabbage, cold slaw,
sour krout, etc., this winter, when he
was, astonished to find that the hearts
had been cut out Of his vegetables and
nothing left but the outer leaf Matt
often goes one, but this was too
much" "a
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The Port of Memphis.

The river this morning appeared 10 be
stationary The weather was extremely
warm, and business dull -Four boats
we're at the landing, and only two APP
peared to be transacting any business.
The following are the arrivals and de-
partures since our last:
iAf Arrivals.
Olive Branch, New Orleans.
City of Alton, St Louis
p. w. Strader, Cincinnati.
81 Henry Ames, St Louis
NJ Hambleton, St Francis river
Cleaner, Arkansas river. -
81 Virginia, New Orleans
Departures.
Olive Branch, St. Louis
Henry Ames, New Orleans.
Virginia, Louisville p
81 & Boats In Port.
City of Alton, P. W. Strader, Mollie
Hambleton, Cleaner, bfFlt
Boats Leaving To-Day.
At 5 o'clock this evening the famous
ST. Louis packet known as the City of
Alton leaves for above IN charge oil
Capt Elem. Calvert The Alton Is one one
of the fastest crafts on the Mississippi,
lives well and has splendid set OF OH
GERS. She connects with the cars at
Cairo. Tickets can be obtained at the
Union ticket office, . Jefferson street
MisoeliAneIus'
: Inc new s's"" p'Ops".' 'Aia"' Jun Jun
AZ ne" AiOs",' anu :" ".' sA' " Wv
orleans ioAueu WIN ,Oa'' Is '"S' ~s'Ounu
on par some WE'VE u'ieS AOo'e 'ne
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CHIEF OF FIRE DEPARTMENT-The
new Chief Of the Fire Department en-
tered upon the discharge of his duties
yesterday, and from what we can hear
will make good officer, having had con-
siderable experience, Chief O'Neil
handed over to his successor the books,
papers, etc, in good order, and he retires
from his position with the best wishes of
the 6remen and citizens generally, for
he made an excellent chief and attended
to his duties faithfully. 4D
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FOR RENT.

il kitchen, garden cistern, and all the conve-
niences necessary for small family. A lsO a
small stock of groceries, worth $50. For terms
apply on corner of Causey aNd Vance sts.
EOR RENT-THE SECOND. THIRD AND
Il fourth stories of building 316, Main street.
Entrance good. fsA
jy3-2w 5. g. Rhine.
NOR RENT.-NEW HOTEL AT MOUND
II CITY, Arkansas For particulars apply to
j. III. WAGGENER,
ie29-1m lf.. 2qi Main street.
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The LOST CAUSE - The STANDARD
SOUTHERN History OF THE WAR OF THE
CoNFEDkRATEs, BY EDWARD A. POLLARD,
OF VIRGINIA. The agent takes pleasure
in announcing to the reading public that
this valuable work is now complete, and
will be ready for distribution early in
August Subscriptions will be received
at R. c. Hite's Coal Office, 1924 Main
street JAMES HOWARD, Agent.
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FIRE ALARN-The alarm Of fire about
Ten o clock last night was occasioned by
the explosion of lamp in room over
Mr. Nagle's saloon, 1876 Main street,
which set fire to some bedding The en-
gnes were promptly on the ground, but
were not needed, the members of engine
No. putting out the fire with buckets
of water. Loss trifing.
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SOUTHERN SOLDIERS HoNE.-The la
dies of the Soldiers Relief Society held
a meeting this morning at the Taberna-
Gle, on Court street, at which arrange
ments we're made to celebrate their first
anniversary.
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Ar FIRST CosE-Herman' & Lip
man, $50 Main street, corner of Union,
will sell their immense stock at first cost
for two weeks. Ladies who desire bar
gains should give them a call, inspect
their stock and buy what they want at
prices that will astonish them.
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FOR SALE.

TOR ..SALE-l70O CEDAR POSTS AT As
II cents, by the lot, at Cobbs, Haynes * Co.,
26i Front street. li ll-L IN lu9-3t
H0RSES FOR SALE.-0NE PAIR OF
III fine. large matched horses, suitable. for
draught or carriage. APPLY at No. Madison
ACRES OF LAND ON THE
It fernando road. four miles south OF the
city one oftke most desirable lofs in the coun-
try. For particulars apply to Il. WHITM0RE,
at the PUBLIC LEDGER office. u Madison street,
or to M0NSARRAT, LANlER * co, Irving
Block
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DEArH or JUDGE Misunderstanding
Bernard F. McKiernan died yesterday
afternoon at six o'clock, at the Gsyoso
House, after an illness of few days
His remains wree taken by his rela-
tives on the cars, this morning, to the
neighborhood Of Tuscumbia, for burial
All the Courts adjourned this morning in
respect to the memory Of the deceased,
and a meeting of the bar was held, at
which a committee was appointed to
draft suitable resolutions 49,
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CRIMINAL C0URT The cases set for
trial in this Court yesterday were con-
tinued over until next week, on the APP
plications Of the defendants, who were
not ready to proceed to trial. The cases
set for trial tomorrow are Henry Rose,
VIM. Green, Henry Turner and Archi-
bald Cassett the prisoners all being
charged with larceny.
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SHAVED ice makes the coolest, and
genuine fruit syrups and rich cream,
make the most delicious soda water in
the world. These are only to be obtained
in all their perfection at . Hara's Tenn
pie of Fancy, 66l Jefferson st. 7
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A TRiAL.-Everybody should give the
yeast powders manufactured by Matthew
Murphy, lis Jefferson street, a trial.
People using them speak very highly Of
their good qualities. 80
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Cosrso.--we learn that the steamers
Baker and Sigel left Nashville on Mon
day with four companies of the Fifth U.
8. Cavalry, which are to be stationed at
this Mace.
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THE OUTRAGE AT THE GAYoso HoUsE.
No clue has been obtained as yet to the
whereabouts of Choate, the perpetrator
Of the outrage at the Gayoso House, on
Tuesday evening. Several parties were
arrested yesterday on suspicion and taken
Sefore Mr.. and Mrs. Clark, but were
afterwards released.
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MEMPHIS DELEeATEs-We find the
following in regard to the Memphis Dele
gates in the ST. Louis Republican, of
yesterday:
The following concurrent resolution
was received from the Board Of Alder
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CHAScERY CoURT-In this Court yes
terday, the street railroad case was under
consideration. 1t is expected that this
case will occupy the attention Of the
Court for the rest of the week
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10 THE AFFLICTED |!

mr. 1. IRONS HAS TAKEN AN OFFICE
IL at 2s2 Second ST.. Stillman Block. where he
proposes 10 treat chronic diseases upon a new
principle here, but one well understood in Eu-
rope. such as Rheumatism, Neuralgia-either
complaints. | propose also TO treat lIemor-
Thoids or Piles.
DR.. Irons has devoted many years 10 the
treatment OF the diseases Of women and chill
may think proper to give him n call. win be
well rewarded for their trouble.
offer the following references DR.. r
Ward. Memphis Rev. DIR. Stedman, Memphis:
Sehloss a Co.. Krauss & Co., Herman A Lip
man, Ward LeGuere, j. X. Robertson. Attor-
ney-at law X. B. Miller. Attorney-at-law.
July slim
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SEALED PROPOSALS.

OPTICS CRY CIVIL ENGINEER,
MEMPHIS, July 5th, 1866.
SEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RE-
y csived az this Office until Monday, 10th inst,
u o'clock m, for building a wooden bridge over
Bayou Gayoso, on Court street. Plans and
specification may be seen at this office. The
Mayor and Improvement Committee reserve
the right 70 reject any or all the proposals.
j. II. MCCLURE.
jyo-lW City Engineer.
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M H M r HIS,

LOCAL NorrcEs, inserted among the
reading matter, will be charged twenty
cents per line for each insertion. TH1i
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SELLING off our stock of cambria,
jaconets and swisses, also table and
Irish linen, at a great reduction. Call
and examine for yourself
T NJ. CRYSTAL.
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EVERY day you can find something for
sale cheap at Cayce's Arcade, 1886 Main
street Call there without delay.
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DowN TBEY Go.-The best Of Business
Cards printed for Sc Sc so perthOusand
At the PUBLIC LEDGER Office I
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Circulation morning paper keeps the
following lines. in large letters. at the head OF
ia editorial columns: Largest circulation of
any pager in West Tennessee. Largest city cir
cuiation" The city circulation Of the PUBLIc
LEDGER is greater than that of any other paper
published in Memphis. fact which the editor
of the paper alluded to is perfectly aware of.
Comment is unnecessary. i.
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JUsT received, at M. Christafs, 267
Main and II Court street, hosiery
gloves and corsets.
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nor SALE
! TO COUNTRY PRINTERS.

We have large stock Of printing paper OK
Az on hand, which we offer at the lowest mar
ket prices, Other sizes will be furnished to or
~ 'N' ~ a. go WHITMoRE lBBos..l !
: my15-lm PUBLIC LEDGER office.
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PIrrsBURe CoAA-Brown & Jones, Of
fee 247 Second street. Branch office
374 Main street--R. G. Hite, agent. I
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TRADE SALE-To-morrow morning, at
10 o'clock, there will be trade sale at
Cayees auction rooms, 1876 Main street
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Those desiring to replep;sh their stocks
with boots, shoes, clothing, or anything
else, should be on hand. lre
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CLOTHS, cassmeres, tweeds, jeans and
plain and fancy linens, selling very
cheap, at Mack Bros 4 Bohms, No 26l
Min aireef IL. -L.I
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WANTS.

A LADY WHO HAS CAPITAL OF
N several thousand dollars, wishes T. invest
in Memphis, in improved or vacant lots, if n
bargain can be had 70. cash Address
MRS. e. S. HURRY,
iy7-1wt CpllervilIe, Tenn.
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DowY They Go.-Bill Heads elegantly
printed for fifteen dollars ream at the
Pubic LEDGER office. ON r.
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Stores and Offices for Rent.

fII1A Ef5JH.
Stores No. 4ls. AIS. All, 40 and 423 Main street,
4 Also, No. so Beal street; e. a
Also, Nos. 7S, IS. 70 and 80 Madison street;
Also, ROOMS AND OFFICES for gentlemen.
THE SECOND AND THIRD FLOORS,
corner Main and Beal streets, containing
Sixty Rooms. Bathing Rooms, etc, and very
large basement. The rooms will be rented for
the purpose of hotel to be kept on the Euro;
pean plan. There will be large wagon yard
connected with the same.
To competent and responsible parties great
indueement will be given Apply to
P. 4. HUGHES
ie25- I'm s.,Us. 4. ALI Main street. .
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Our Public Directory.-Strangers visiting
the city In quest of any of the necessities or
Iuxuries Of life, will find the names Of all the
6rst-clas bnsine-s houses in our city, together
with large anon of other important infor-
nation ia our Public Directory" column on
the first page Il the PUBLIC LEDGER.
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APIrrsBuRo Coal. Briggs & Peterson,
Office IL Madison street Branch office,
34l Main street,. B. Moseley, agent.
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LADIES Observation-Disclosures stock,
very cheap, at Mack Bros. 4 Bohm's,
No 26l Main street