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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1866-07-28
Special Notices.
Special Notices will be Inserted in this col-
lmn fur ten cents per line for each insertion.

Special Notices will be Inserted in this cI-
umn fur ten cents per line for each insertion.
Our Public Directory. Strangers visiting
the city in quest Of any of the necessities or
luxuries of life, will find the names of all The
frst-class business houses in our city. together
with large amount of other important infor-
nation in our Public Directory column on
the first page Of the PUBLIC LEDGER.
Circulation.-A morning paper Keeps the
following lines. in large letters, at the head of
its editorial columns: Largest circulation of
any paper in West Tennessee. Largest city cir
culation." The city circulation of the PUBLIC
LEDGER is greater than that Of any other paper
published in Memphis. a fact which the editor
of the paper alluded to is perfectly aware Of
Comment Is unnecessary.
Rotioe.-We earnestly request our friends
not to pay more than five cents copy for the
PUBLIC LEDGER. We sell to the newsboys at
two cents a copy, thus allowing them over a
hundred per cent. profit on every paper.
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: NATIONAL THEATRE Male and female
vocalists, male and female clog dancers,
etc, appear at the National every even
ing Charley Morningstar knows how to
manage the National, and he is making
it popular among the many who frequent
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A Coon PLAcE.-The Southern Palace
Saloon is the place to keep cool this
warm weather. The coolest and best OF
drinks can be obtained there. Lunch
every morning at eleven O. clock.
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Monetary and Commercial
Money Market.

There is a little more activity in Exchange
owing TO the advance abroad in cotton. aud the
probabilities of II movement of cotton in this
market has made it easier. the rates being from
a discount to par selling and 4 premam buy
ing.
Money continues very cose. but the probabil-
tiles are that it wi be easier within u few days
Uncurrent netesure quiet and Arm at previous
quotations.
city scrip is in demand at the following rates,
viz: buying at 50 and selling at 81.
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SLIGHTLY MISTAKEN = The Cairo
Times says Miss Menken is playing in
Memphis TO fair houses" You are mis-
taken, Mr.. Times the dashing horsewo-
man is not here But we have a daring
rope walking woman, who performs out
doors to streets full of people.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1866-07-28

DIRT CHEAP are sold very low
at the legitimate auction establishment
Of p. L. Bierce & Co, 1861 Main street
Auction every day, and goods can be
bought at the counter at auction prices
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Local NOTICES, inserted among the
reading matter, will be charged twenty
cents per Vine for each insertion
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MATRIMONIAL MARKEr.-The following
parties received the necessary document
from the County Court clerk to commit
matrimony during the past week
Rev. S. NJ Cherry. and Miss E. A G.
Capers ; John b, Sale, and Anna f.
Cornelius Frank Brown and Nancy
Branch R. d. Rambaut and Ellen
Bowles John p Hughes and Miss NJ. j.
Carruth A. W. Warren and Miss G. A.
Smith Michael blaming and Mrs.
Mary Lee VIM NJ. Wilson and Miss
Sarah +. Simmons Henry Gaskins and
Mrs G. Morrison Ulysses Merchant
and Miss Jane Carlisle Frederick Ses-
sum and Julia Rosin; Julius Alexander
and Mrs Annie Davis FELIX Hunt and
Elizabeth Stafford Smith Mckenzie
and Sarah Hawkins Pompey Ward and
c. Hathaway; Henderson Medley and
Sonora Jones Geo. Washington and
Julia A. Hawkins; Harrison Wallace
and Keerssn Mcdonald
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AFTER THE HAcKMES. police are
after the hackmen with a sharp stick
VIM Mclaughlin and Philip Leatherman
were fined ten dollars each, and Thomas
Burke FIVE dollars, for violations of the
hack ordinance, in the Police Court this
morninp
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MUSICAL THIEF.-The valuable flute
stolen for the residence of Mr.. John
Ainslie, President Of the German Ma.
tiona Bank, a few days since, was found
in the possession of negro named
Charley Moore yesterday. Charley is
ia ;o;I
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SOUTHERN PoLIcE COURT Twenty
persons were tried yesterday evening,
six being discharged. Eight were sent
to Jail, and six paid fines, amounting to
fftv-six dnllars
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EXCESSIVE HEAT-SEvERAL DEATHS.
The hot weather of the past few days has
resulted in the death of several persons.
On Thursday Charles Heckle, Joseph
Etchevarne and VIM. Flynn all died sud
denly from the effect of heat Yesterday
while young man was attending to the
table in the dining room at the Magnolia
Garden, he fell dead with some knives
and forks in his hand A couple of reS-
sons met with sunsiroke on the levee yes
terdey evening. People should be very
careful of themselves at the present time.
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Ak ENEMY IN YooR MoUTH-Do not
put an enemy in your mouth to steal
away your teeth Beware Of destructive
tooth washes and tooth powders, many
of which are base limitations of SOzodoRt
Insure a life lease Of sound teeth and
fragrant breath, by adopting the fragrant
Co-oJoof
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PirTsBURG CoAL-Brown Il Jones, of.
fee 247 Second street Branch Office
374 Main street--R. c. Hite, agent /
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CHOLERA. = 1t is well known that
Homeopathy was first brought into
notice in Europe by its successful treat
ment of Asiatic cholera, and it has since
indicated its superiority in the proven
ton and cure of this disease everywhere
DR.. Humphreys has prepared case of
Homeopathic Cholera Specifies which
are just the thing for every family and
traveller. Address Isre IN
HUMPHREYS Specific HOMEOPATHIC
MEDICINE Co, 562 Broadway, N. Y.
iy23.lw
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THE rush on Main street yesterday was
to Cayces Arcade, No. 396 Main street,
whore bargains were being obtained.
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CAN DIDATES.
To the Citizens of Memphis.

GENTS: THE TIME FIXED BY THE
" charter for the election of Mayor having
passed without an election. now announce
to you that am still a candidate for the May
orally when the election does come off.
[ am, respectfully, your fellow citizen,
ie28-te W. ID. FERGUSON.
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D1sMIssED. yesterday, in the Crimi-
nal Court in the case Of a $. Perkins,
who was accused of forging an order on
Messrs. Davis & Baugh, Holle prOsequi
was entered Mr.. Davis appeared in
Court, testified that Mr. Perkins had
been arrested through Misrepresentation,
and the case was sammarily dismissed.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1866-07-28

CHANcERY COURT THE court yester-
day decided the case of the State in the
relation of Davis VS.. Harrington ct al,
so far as ordering the injunction to be
dissolved, and the motion to appoint a
receiver to be dismissed The court sub
mitted as question of practice that in
injunction cases the better plan would be
not$o grant an injunction when prayed
for, bnt to let the respondent answer and
let the case come up ON motion to show
cause why an Injunction should not issue
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The Port of Memphis.

The river is rising slowly Business
looked more lively on the landing this
morning than at any previous time this
week. The weather was clear and hotIas
as usual
The following are the arrivals and de-
partures since our last $500
Arrivals.
j. S. Mcclure, Jacksonport.
Adam Jacobs, ST. Louis
Prairie State. St Louis
Naugatuck, Cincinnati
Lady, Haile's Point
Departures.
J. s McCune, St Louis.
Southerner, ST. Louis
J. R. Gilmore, St Louis.
Mollie Hambleton, St Louis.
Northwest, Mariana
Prairie State, Montgomery.
Boats in Port.
Adam Jacobs, Naugatuek, Petrolia,
Linuie Drown, Lady, Cleaner.
Boats Leaving To-Day. II
The Adam Jacobs is the St. Louis
packet this evening, leaving at FIVE
0 clock in charge of Tom. White, who
knows his business thoroughly The
Jacobs is fast, and connects with the cars
at Cairo Passage can be engaged at the
Union ticket Office, 5 Jefferson street
Passengers bound for White river are
that the neat and commodious
steamer Peirolia leaves for all navigable
points this evening. Captain Colby com
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Memphis. July. 1Sf
L'0R SALE-LAND.-

The City of Memphis ewns FIFTY-THREE
miles south of the city, excellent quality. lies
in the shape of brick, sixteen acres cleared,
price $3.50 per acre. cash. JOHN PARK,
iy22 Wv Mayor
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COMMON Law Court. This Court was
not in session today, it having adjourned
yesterday until Tuesday morning next
at the usual hour.
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FOR SALE

NOR SALE.-A FINE COUNTER AND
IL bar fixtures for sale. Apply soon at No.
% Madison street ly26- lw.
EDRt SALE.-0NE LARGE F0UR-BAR-
Il rel Beer Box, nearly new. Apply at IL JEFF
feison street. near Main. lyZ2-l Nv
LtOR SALE.-A LOT IN THE NAVY YARD
IL Mt mouth of Wolf river, suitable for lum-
Der yard, coal yard, tone yard. or cotton shed.
1t extends from Market to v inchester streets,
and is bounded ON The west by the Mississippi
and Wolf rivers. For fur ther information APP
ply to me at 202 Front street. or Gen. Bank
head, at his Office in Exchdnge Building;
W. PARK.
Memphis. July. 1866. jy23 2w.
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L,OR SALE.-TYPE METAL DIETER
l. than babbet) for sale low, by
WHITM0RE BROS.
puBIIC LEDGER office.
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HOTEL Thar On Thursday night a
gentleman's room at the Charleston Ho-
tel was entered and sixty dollars stolen
from him
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scenti
Pure. rich, refreshing, hcalthful, permanent.
26-M Amsterdam Recorder
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THREE Years IMPRIsoNMEyT-A young
negro named Church Saunders, was SEN
fenced to three years Imprisonment in
the penitentiary, yesterday, in the Grim
inal Court, for forgery Church placed
the name Of a farmer to an order for gro
ceries, which he obtained from Tobin,
Lynn & Co. short time since.
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REGISTRATION -Tweuty-:wo persons
were added to the chosen few, yesterday,
who are to do the voting for Shelby
county.
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Ma A. G. CoorrR, musician, Good Idea
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EVERY night, Mile Carolista, Good Ide

RoPE WALKING THIS EVENING. M lie
Carolista will repeat her great feat of
walking on rope from the Ayres Block
to the rear of the Desoto Block this even
ing at .halfpast FIVE o'clock NJ lie
Carolista wishes us to state that she
does not think her collecting agents on
Thursday swindled her. but still she was
very much astonshed that only thirty
dollars was turned over by them as the
total amount collected ln
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FIRST BAPTIST OHuRcH. The pastor
of the First Baptist Church. Rev. A. B.
Miles, viii preach TO morrow morning,
at halfpast ten O'clock, on " The build
ing and perpetuity Of the Church of
Christ and at night on " The mode and
design of Baptism" preparatory to the
administration of that ordinance
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ST LAZARUS CHURCH. --Services to-.
morrow at IL o'clock am. by Rev. J.
W Rogers. rector.
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NORTHERN DIVISION STATION House
The new station house at No 60 Adj
ans street, is being fixed up rapidly
and next week will, doubtless, be occu-
pied In the third story two or three
rooms will be prepared for the better be-
haved class of male and female prisoners.
In the cellar, which has been made as
airy as possible, there will be three cells
and dungeon.
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Coon IDEA-Mlle Carolista nightly.
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NoN ATTENDING JURoRs FINED. = In
the Criminal Court yesterday it was or
dered that A. NJ. Bryant, c. Fl. Cole, A.
S. Shelton, A. j. Montgomery, W. j.
Peres, Charles Jones, B. H. Smith and
John Shuttleworth, be fined the sum of
twenty-five dollars each, for falling to
attend when summoned by the Sheriff
as jurors.
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MILE CARoLIsrA, at the Good Idea,
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FIRST in peace, as it has been during
the war; and first in the estimation Of the
American people among all the perfumes
Of the world, Phalon's ghtBlooming
Cereus' is great staple of commerce
in all parts of the United States. It's
sale during the past year has been liter
ally colossal Cdnandaigua Reposito-
.ns a.
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SLIGHTLY MISTAKEN = The Cair
Times says Miss Menken is playing j
Memphis to fair houses. You are mi:
taken, Mr. Times the dashing horsewc
man is not here But we have a DARN
rope walking woman, who performs out
doors to streets full of people.
SPoRTIvE MAcKERELs -Four or FIVE o
the mackerel brigade finding bushes
dull at the landing yesterday took
swim in the river After they got through
Metropolitan walked them off to thu
station-house, and the COMMISSIONS
sent them to Jail for thirteen days each
AFTER THE HACKMEH. The police arr
after the hackmen with a sharp stick
VIM. Mclaughlin and Philip Leathermar
were fined ten dollars each, and Thomai
Burke five dollars, for violations of thu
hack ordinance, in the Police Court thii
morning.
MUSICAL THIEF.-The valuable hut'
stolen for the residence of Mr.. JOIN
Ainslie, President Of the German Ma
tional Bank, few days since, was founC
in the possession of negro nance
Charley Moore yesterday. Charley ii
in Jail.
: NATIONAL THEATRE Male and female
vocalists, male and female clog dancers
etc. appear at the National every even
ing Charley Morningstar knows how tt
manage the National and he is making
it popular among the many who frequen
there.
SHAVED ice makes the coolest, anC
genuine fruit syrups and rich cream
make the most delicious soda water il
the world These are only to be obtained
in all their perfection at O'Hara's Tenn
pie of Fancy, 664 Jefferson ST.
JUsT received 100 barrels fresh corr
meal, 50 barrels Harrison flour (nev
wheat $50 barrels flour, various brands
for sale cheap to close out consignment
CoYAwAY, JONES & TATE,
'21-3t No. 800 Main st, Gayoso Block
Dirt CHEAp.--Goods are sold very low
at the legitimate auction establishment
Of p. L. Berce & Co., 1861 Main street
Auction every day, and goods can b.
bought at the counter at auction prices
A Coon PLAcE.-The Southern Palace
Saloon is the place to keep cool thi
warm weather. The coolest and best o
drinks can be obtained there. Luncl
every morning at eleven clock.
NORTHERN POLICE CoURT Twenty
six persons were on trial this morning
eleven of the number being discharged
Eight were sent to Jail, and six paid fine
amounting to fifty-one dollars.
SOUTHERN PoLIcE COURT = Invent!
persons were tried yesterday evening
six being discharged Eight were sen
to Jail, and six paid fines, amounting t,
fifty-six dollars.
COMMON Law CoURr. This Court wa
not in session today, it having adjourne'
yesterday until Tuesday morning mex
at the usual hour.
HOTEL THIEF On Thursday night
gentleman room ut the Charleston Ho
tel was entered and sixty dollars stolei
from him
REGISTRATION -Tweuty-:wo person
were added to the chosen few, yesterday
who are to do the voting for Shelb!
county
THE rush on Main street yesterday wa
to Cayce's Arcade, No. 1906 Main street
where bargains were being obtained.
Phaloh's Might BloOming Cercus' -wOnlrOu
scent
Pure. rich, refreshing, hcalthful, permanent.
26-A Amsterdam Recorder
ST LAZARUS CHURCH Services to
morrow at II o'clock am. by Rev J
W Rogers, rector
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amuNemeuie.


OLYMPIC THEATER.
" LEONARD GhOFER sDneetor
Change OF tiule-iur1duct0ry OyertuS, n ocoot-
Thestor open Tor admission g.
THIS Thursdsyl EVENING, Nov "a
firt APPEARANCE q the popBr young Comedisn
THE HUMOROUS RESENTATlVN OF ECCEhVhlC
CHARACTER
VI STUART ROBSON
Ats hs concluding hifh q Bsoccs - Dranlc S7asston
THE LONG STRIKE,
THE LONG STRIKE.
THE LONG STRIKE.
NOW CROW0IN0 THIS FAYORfrR THEAfER NIGHTLY.
Th bssuifui DouesEc Drrna ssseutation
0REA1 CAST or CHARACrEks,
ENTIRELY NEW AND ELABORATE SCBhkhf.
The Long strike preceded by the performances Of ths uS .nd c
ina EItgayayz sdoll vita wit aud humorous ssc ehorsA
sulHied
HAMLET
Oh WBl1fSa BEAcK
Hse Whsse appelrtnce and dipoion INDEBTED 70 tho TIE
Mt STU ART ROBSON
Tbs entire company sppssrrg in tie varous characterz
SATURDAY AFTERNOONS oclocf
THE GRAND FAMILY MATIHEE, -,
Adon 20 the Ladies' and Cbdsns MItinso Soc and NC 60
p1rtI Of tao TheGtsT.
VIHE SEVENTH ANNUAL, EXHIBITION o. che
ARTIST FUND SOCIETY ROW OPEN the Gsilertss Of
The Rational ACADEMY OF neEu Of TusEy hrdsl and
t01rhave fom O. N. 10 10 /. m.
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Real estate for Sale.
ALL WANTING FARMS

A Ii WANTING FARMS
- GOOD Farm AND WELl~PROvEB FRUIT LANDS
Sesauu ana thrVnf settlement Of Vnelsna uet south
fb-oePhss ~ railroad Population iucrsassd 90o people
four years Good society sehOo ebuohss OOc orchards
planted
Pre- sss per acre payable four y,sra vat. foI business
Clmsie mid -pefecty he-lihy-soi highly iertna
-. lMFhOVED PLACES ALSO FOR SALE,
Address ChAs X lands Proprielor VnsAnd n J. Pspsrs
oent4iniug Information sent FRA
ron htpoTf0 Solos RObtasoH dgrulura EdsS Of TS 7rfb
SHt on o ne @ou fsaes isye
eS az tuttae eraff0s for Jarutlf
q thi' SIDE o. tf Wsstsrn Pratriol"
A TTENTION, ALL WANTING FARMS Cheap
A FARM and FRUIT LANDS Village Lots wa:ef Powers
manufacturing for SALE a. BRiCKSBURG OCEAN COUNTY
hENykhSEf ~ me fou New York Philadelphia
Sol nte loan superior o all crops Comfy rolling enough
ier beauty and utility Climate mild and powerfully healthy
Wttet so aud No fever and sge Sod opy " suL SET
iSr 0roglIs aud address above.
w. ]. PARsEETlRR. AGENT. Briot,bruE
A N ELEGANT maIble.frOnt DWELLING, with
extension tll,iuny and richly Furnished FpAes BrOOtlyn
wa DO sold cheap lmusdss posson osner about leaving As
ofy EDWARD s. VAIL
WARREN HARDZEBERGH.
No SO wllst
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Go Get.

-
nESK ROOM 10 LIT. -Inquire Of S. Y. FRENCH,
~ No. ioS MGdsulsns second aoor.
| OFFS IN FACTORY, No. is Gansevoort-st %
A. BY . feet. q LIT Inquire between II and u q 4
3 \. LAsTON. No +5s Broadway.
'TNO RENT-Fumished and unfinished HOUSES.
Il feV eh s ". BENEDICT, hot 4 snd Pne-st
TN0 LET-0n Fifth.ave Murray Hill, q 4-stOIy
n bfcwpstops HOUSE, furnished AppT a. No. IS West
Fourth-sl from 10 to o'clock
q 100 RENT TO May frst for HOUSE of II
WIN rooms WSteT, Ga good Dsigbeohood No 10 Carl
toneyy.. BroOtlyu.
REkTS COLLECTED in New York and Brooklyn,
~ and prompt return pAde q usnsl rates
g. a. BENEDICT Co, No. q Pire-st
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CtIrpprlT cOrRT = Conntr OF WYomine. =

CUPREhIE COURT - County OF wyoming
- THOMAS CORLETT at JAMES L. PAINE, JAMES a.
WiIiTF EOi,sF EDWARD MwHlTE '''''''':
ROJjE UECTOR MORRISON, DAN .Onsi5.l duly stamped
~ " JARVIS. snd hEL BIN n and stamp guy
yARNuAhf.- surusaont foT Re ef-lo NaDeseo
asfcudantt iou
=, srtraf oompsint u THOMAS CChLEII,
s-H roi ed one q the Csrk Of the County o.
Nr,uip :. Wsrssv g. 18Th day Of Ocote l5to end
.-rv- eopy the sabr5T hs Office N TIE
n A-s y r. within tte the service - ths
srons ssaasvs q hs planfU VII apply
% - Cosr, The re- lei dsmsndsd D ths comp..,at
A j. LOnish. Flsilhhs Attorney
o-is I.vsv II Attca Nyomns Cosnty, N. Y.
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Bales 30 QuttIon.
.JENRY Il. LEEDS. AUCTIoNEER.

E4ENRY II. LEEDS. AUCTIONEER
HENRY X LEEDS MINER viii .sH nv A,ete. an
FRIDAY NOV y a. Tho prvsts stables W.s Eishsenii
10 ooloek The vsiusbe private CARRIAGES SIEl0Iis
NALkChh NiIIOhiA fhAL ION, WAGONS. &C. Via!
hns VICTORIA PHAfTON persctY nss sud psed bus fev
arsf kuilt b. brewster Baldwin
CALECHE, perfectly nov used olv tbr.s ti., AL bgo "a
sfief By r. ~ Stevens a his citv ~ ' - ' -
gresu
ssaLk SEAT sLEioH, upholstered bach sud .s., With pol.
= TwoHoxsE DOUBLE sLEIoH. upholstered. with pole and
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Dtniistrn

D6niistrn
COTTON DENTAL ASSOCIATION originated the
~ OF N.rous-OIyd Gas snd hays eIrssd teeth c
1890 patentL vho HAYS oeIa-t thu docs without p1
Gas pure and rsSt every d. We fail Ofcs Nc 10
Cooper Ipsitute
LOR SALg--Dental operating CHAR and IN.
Il sTRUAEE1 CASE 6ns asss. sr6ssarcs.y used Ayfiy
Ne. Ii3 WsvrTie. plscr
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6otels. &;r.

,-~--~,>-~
A MEXICAN H0TEL-BrOadway and Eighth-st,
hewYort, the European Plan Rooms In s7is or sngy a.
moderate rstet
DLANTERs HOTEL, Augusta Ga.-Refurnished
and Reopensd Oct Q. 1855. THos. MCPHERSON Proprietor
se PoPor o. Mills Hegse Charleston s. c. snd Ct kcksrson
Hotel Columbia sc.
81 JOHN HOTEL, Broadway, near Eighth.st.,
- hss Yors, the EUROPEAN PLAN. osas, located ard
newly fitted open suiis and Tug1 hsrSsoey
furnished ~ families aud single Frnsmen 0ue furnished with
private tsb desired. Single from 90 wei upward
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Boaro an0 Rooms.

Doar0 dH0 ROOMS.
A FEW newly-furnished ROOMS to LET, Of rea-
"a sonAbs gentlemen only Apply Ne 50 LsE1Eson
ave, eorDer Of TWeny-aEtAtt
BOARD WANTED-In a private family, or where
~ there ev bOsrdorl b. ricns Teacher the Plano
Harp Guitar and ng exchange &C. board The hes, Of fr
given Sad required address Boz No 1897, hewYot Pest
Office
HANDSOMELY FURNISHED ROOMS-For
y families and snt,smeu hs g. John Hotel newly
opened Single Gom &c pe Wesf upward Broadway net
EEhth-st EeN-Yot-
HANDSOMELY FURNISHED ROOMS for FAM
y lien and gentlemen Apply Ne Il Esss rwshs, be
twesn univsrriiyps ard fiit ri
MURRAY HILL, near Filth we Haldsomey
III ru shed ROOMS. seits, srgy With BOARD Nh,
AUsTNS No o. wsst Pvs.e table desired
PO0Ms TO RENT with BOARD at No. 81 West
Lt Sevsutesuthtt
TTO BET-A PARLOR FURNISHED in private
family. without Bori laquiro No % Es' WshpsionIl
WANTED, by two single gentlemen, 10 neat ard
w oonfsrlsbs quarter sud moderate price ROOF with
breakfast end home made bread ns oei anly 10 Stnth
tbsrs botTir1 address
ina aseom1sdsttsas LEGALITY and n Boz No sos PosO
fce
A ROOMS WAIVED, err suite and single, fur
~ nhe rnfinsh.3 with and without hosra can ard
fan description; psies wstns BRfAN Co. Bcsd aud Room
Agsnoy, No. SIibefyS,, Ipou Ne p second hoor
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-11-22

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