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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1866-12-22
FLAGGING BEAUX.

A New York correspondent says: "a
large and fashionable party given at
Twenty-second street, Wednesday eve
ming, was enlivened by what promises
to be a popular innovation. The lady
guests we're all furnished with American
flags, and as often as sets we're made up
for the dance, they would wave them in
front of the gentlemen they desired to be
their partners. The thing took i'm
mensely, and created much amusement"
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H@- Gossip says that the Queen OF
Spain lately determined to raise a tenor
singer to nobility, but the ministry threat
ening to resign if such an outrage be
perpetrated. Her Majesty was compelled
to abandon her design. gp
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1866-12-22

Two Baltimore bellies, the Misses Win.
chester, were married within the past few
days one sister to Mr. George Brown,
grandson of George Brown, of Brown
Brothers & Co., and the other to Mr..
Richard Manning, son of Ex-Governor
Manning. of South Carolina.
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pG- Postmaster General RANDALL ia
vors the scheme of constructing ano
working telegraph lines as part OF the
postal facilities of the country. There
is said TO be an evident disposition In
Congress to take charge Of the wires.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1866-12-22

p@- There are rumors on the streets
that the Nicholson pavement movement
is to be enjoined. We do not believe
that any man can stand on our streets
and look the mud in the face without
blushing for the men who would attempt
such an outrage.
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PRESIDENT JoHNsoN's household is
thus organized under law passed by
Congress ut its last session.; Private
Secretary, Robert Johnson; Assistant
Secretary, Robert Morrow; Secretary to
sign land patents, Edward d. Neil;
Aides de Camp, Colonel w. G. Moore,
Lieutenant Colonel Wright Rives, Col.
Andrew X. Long.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1866-12-22

r1-When a dray wheel strikes the
track of the street railway, it glances and
digs a trench in the street The next
wheel digs it still deeper. We warn pc
destrians to keep sharp look out.
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Will be purchased by OTHER parties, and
converted into Radical paper.

B6rThere may be soon an epidemic
at Washington. IftheSouthern loyalists
now battering at the doors of the Con
eress Of the North, shall not get office
thew will inevitably spoil. Afluyia from
decomposition produces epidemics. San
itary measures should be at once resorted
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1866-12-22

aes. BIoYHAM, who has lately been
buffeted by the gales at Chicago, remarks
that it is desirable that the ladies there
wear clean stockings--and very long
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1866-12-22

s6- We suppose if Louisiana should
be territorialized, a strong effort would be
made to send BUTLER down as Governor
But what about the ghost of MUMFoRD !
Could he stand that
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nA- An editor says nearly everybody
seems to be running for Governor o.
Kentucky. Why do the Radicals moi
bring out the Beast of Lowell
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s6r 1t is understood that the New
York EseHiHy Express is soon to be sold,
owing to litigation between BRooKs
Brothers aud S. 7. CLARKE Of the Til
bHHe, respecting its proporiionaie owner
ship. tits reported also that the Express
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R6s- By a coincidence, gentleman
residing in England, rejoicing in the
name of SIMPLE, has just patented an in
vention for obtaining perpetual motion.
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pd~ General BANKS friends advance
the theory that his conduct some weeks
ago can be explained by the fact that he
is said to be addicted to the use of opium.
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CHANCERY SALE OF LAND
NEAR sLAsON's DEPOT.

DURSUANT TO A DECREE OF THE
i Honorable Chancery Court of Upton coun-
ty, Tennessee, made at November Term, 1865.
will sell TO the highest bidder, at Mason's De-
pot. Memphis and Ohio railroad. on Friday,
January 4th. 1867. about 500 acres of fine Land,
belonging to the estate of Rev. Jos. j. Somer
veil. deceased being all of the 1867 acre tract
ON which said Somervell formerly resided, ex-
cept that portion of the same allotted TO his
widow, Mrs. S. A. Somervell, as her dover
This land is in one of the most desirable neigh
borhoOds in the country, only IL miles west
from the depot, and will be divided to suit pur-
c.hasers one tract of l53 acres, and the balance
in to two or three tracts, each containing a part
cleared, and n part woodland.
Only 10 per cent. of the purchase money re-
quired in cash, the balance in two equal pay
mcnts on nine and eighteen months credit ;
notes with two good securities required of pur-
chasers and leins retained on the land.
This is n good opportunity to obtain fine
lands near the railroad, on very easy payments.
REFERRNCEs-John Someryell, Attorney at
Law-oilice, 2l0 Second street DR.. S. p. Green,
Adams Block; Col. Joseph Williams, 3O4 Front
street.
Col. r. D. Somervell Mason's Depot. will
show the above properly.
X. III. MUNF0RD.
los Clerk and Master.
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b0- A negro is out as a candidate for
the Judgeship, we believe, to the Dis
trict of Columbia. 1t is probable that
he will be elected.
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s@- Yesterday we saw an elegant
lady fail from a crossing in the mud.
What must her opinion of our city gov
eminent be ?
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g6y- The English have given ARTENUs
WARD applause and money, hut no
health Without the latter, the former
are worthless.
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Rag The New York World says the
only fighting Banks and BUTLER ever
did was to fight the tiger with loaded
dice
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nA. If landlords do not wish to pave
the streets in front of their property, let
them sell out to people who will.
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L a - II CALL!

ON THE FIRST DAY OF JANUARY. 1851.
" will close my Office Tor the purpose Of
making out ny report 10 The Circuit Court OF
Shelby county, according as the law directs All
persons who do not come torward and pay their
1aNcs-Sfate. County aud Special Jail-may
PHILIP GAHYIN,
Tax Collector Shelby county, Tenn, ls6.
Office northwest CORNER Jefferson aud Third
stoeets. onlasite pcstofice- -
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p4- Some people think that some of
tn. proceedings at fairs are not fair.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
WATCHES AND DIAMONDS
A t @ os t
AT NO. Asa MAIN STREET.

A B. MULLER, AGENT, WILL SELL
IA. q magnificent assortment of superior
WATCHES, FINE DIAMONDS, and other
carefully and well selected JEW ELRY, AT
COST, until the lst of January.
Parties DESTROYS of securing very superior ar
ticles at Low PRICES, for Holiday Presents,
will consult their interest by examining the
at owe splendid lot of 90 DDS before purchasing
elsewhere. III
rVRUSTEE'S SALE.-BY VIRTUE OF A
Il Deed OF Trust executed to me on the 18th
day of October 1855, by b. Il. Morris, to secure
the payment of certain notes due Jehn ID. Ar
NOR, ono of which notes is due and unpaid,
said Deed of Trust being of record in the Regis
ter S Office of Shelby county, Tennessee, in book
"a, part first, pages 252 253 and 3d. | viii pro-
coed to sell to the highest bidder, for cash, on
| the premises, in the citv of Memphis, on Mon
day, January 81, 1857, between the hours
of ten o'clock I'm. and II m, the following de-
scribed land, lying and being in the city of
Memphis, county of Shelby, and state of Ten
ncSsee, to--wit: Lot No. % and ten feet off OF
| the east side of Lot No. 76, adjoining said Lot
/ Is, q part of John d. Armor's subdivision of
| Original County Lot No. 49, beginning at q
1 point ON the north side of Pigeon Roost road
! 70 feet from, and west of its intersection with
| Orleans street, running thence westwardly with
4 the Pigeon Roost road 40 feet. thence north
\ wardly $50 feet to an alley, thence castwardly
\ 40 feet. thence southwardly $50 feet to the be-
4 ginning, it being the same property conveyed
| by John ID. Armor to b. Il. Norris on the 18th
day OF October. 1855, and recorded in the Regis
ters Office in book 81, part first, pages 25l and
4 3D. The title is believed to be good but l
! convey as Trustee only. P. Ii. DAVIE,
4 III Trustee.
CHANCERY SALE OF LAND,
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WHAT THE PATIENTS SAY OF
DIR. Maggiel's Pills and SalVe!

EXTRACTS from Various Letters.l
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hearty one"
"Your Pills are marvellous" r.fr
81 send for another box. and keep them In
the house,
"DE. Masgiel has cured my headache that
was chronic"
II gave half Of one Of your pills to my babe
for cholera morbus. The dear little thing got
well in day"
my nausea of morning is now'cured."
"Your box Of Maggiel's Salve cured me Of
noises in the head. l rubbed some Of your
Sale behind my ears and the noise left.
",end me two boxes want one for a poor
family"
&" enclose dollar; your price is twenty five
cents, but the medicine to me is worth n dollar"
" Send me five boxes of your pills"
:" Let me have three boxes of your Salye by
Ieturn mail"
" The best Pills for headache ever had"
my liver works like an engine. thanks to
your Pills"
:" am pleased TO say 10 you. DR.. Maggiel.
that would not be without box of your Pills
for suring me Of morning nausea tor the world. >"
You will find enclosed one dollar. Your
Pills are only % cents, but l consider them
worth 10 me one dollar" H.r.IfW
DEAR DocToR My tongue had a fur on II
every morning like the back of cat. Your
Pills took it away" UEf "a
81 took half pill and crushed it to powder,
and gave it in jelly to my little babe for cholera
morbus: The dear little pet was well in three
hours after"
:" suppose Il is hardly worth while to tell
you my burned foot has got well from the use
of your Salve. Eaclosed find p cents for an
other box to keep In the house." d
"Send me another box Of Salve."
" Enclosed find IS cents f'F two boxes Of your
Maggiel's Pills and one Of Salye."
The most gentle yet searching medicine
ever swallowed"
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i Have over 200 such Testimonials.

most universal in their effects, and a euro can
be almost always guaranteed. FOR BILIOUS
DISEASES nothing can be more productive OF
cure than these Pills. Their almost magic in
tants of this most distressing disease are re-
moved. These remedies are made from the
purest VEGETABLE COMPOUNDS. They
will not harm the most delicate female. q nd can
be given with good effect in prescribed doses tG
the youngest babe, FOR CUTANEOUS u.s.
ORDERS and all eruptiOns of the skin the
SALVE is most invaluable. II does not heal
externally alone. but penetrates with the most
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Steam Job Printing Office,

and are prepared at al times to do COMMERCIAL,
Law. Steamboat and Railroad Printing, IN the
neatest cheapest aud best style Of the art.
Call and examine our goods, styles and
pr1ree. IN
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AMUsE nj { NTS.
NEW MEMPHIS THEATRE.

Lessee and Manager. G. THOMPSON
Stage Manager. NJ. flanagan
Treasurer. ............... d. STEINKUHL
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COMMERCIAL REPORT.

sAruRDAY Oct. % n.
AsHKs-Reeepts, bbls Pot werc in fair demand and
drm ct % - 6 Pearl moderately active and
steady at Si2 20 Sl17 70.
BasADsrurrs-Receipts l2.<%s bbs -four. 7s4l bushels
wheat iifst do 100 do OATS 29ee do rye Ss do
malt and 1915 barley. There only . moderate busi
transacted In the market for state and Western -FOUR
the demand being confined to the i'm mediate the
local trade and decline Of oc lsc per bb conceded
chieay the grades The limited 10 400
bbls - revised quotations annexed Southern -four
oounued dull and heavy though prices quoiabiy
lower sales go bbs o. nour sales made
extoat OF 500 bbls ~ - rs ~ CO. Corn meal
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MEMPHIS, TENN COUPONS AND PAST DUE IN
q Mayor and Aldermen, September sSS was ordsiaed
CITY OF Memphs be received for owing the city
fundabie thryyear bonds Of o each drawinsen per
ally the following Bonds and Coupons, Issued and in
w MrmpSs Tam civ Bonds aud Coupons past duo
Nemphs Tenn and Little Rock Railroad Coupons past
due.
Memphis Tenn Charleston Railroad Coupons past due.
Memphis Tenn Ohio Railroad Coupons past due.
pons past due.
Inquiries further particulars by mail or otherwise
r. r. HUGHES
City COMPTROLLER Memphis. Tenn
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FaKToars were quiet steady The engagements were:
.i
cotton 90 private ierms Io Hsmours 300 bills petroleum.
ana 800 5Sl. 40 from Ph GS g. The
Schooner from Jacksonyils 70 Matanzas lumber l@o
lsum s.. Sd British vessel 3snoa, with so6 bbIs:,
Ssoo gold and from Sicily Baltimore. $sas0 gold
MoAssas far trade demand prevailed, and outside Of
sale OF Is hhds Cuba tart at 4sc nothing Of Importance
NAyAI srorss-crudc turpeniins was firmly held at
ss ssk Rather inquiry prevailed for spirits turpen
shade s1 Sme1 the . vas ssssd 80 ss
5 Ss:s. sss' q. Gaaist, $500 Is fs
om.-I.nseed continued quiet bu. the marhe. not
market for both and bonded ruled
of sSs e. Ss:s ss : 10 about asS S e .'s
prime lisht s,rswso white and &c for standard white. %
Ayc and 90 sb,s :, fsc y in sSp PPM order.
paovrsioss Rsceip,s The r. market ruled quite
.%s III :.ss g aa s.@
sS ny. ~ q ~ S tSr
aud Tor all the year So sellers cpsion and January
s sa 90 s si sA q; o %o Ssr
mess AMI Us ~ for new extra DO Beef hams were dun
prsviiird At steady prizes the tsn.acans smbracns 80
81 bacon 70, 81 ss% M ss % for :s.s
;i: siS r: SsiS' IA s:s S sss.
.s:s .s.s. :.S.s .s .s:; ss.
anscovsdc atsAe iisss the inside price for mossses,
i've reauss. and very arm at i5sc isc Tor x coree
and lsAc. for powdered, crushed and grsnuased
Res was steady but hrm al s'4c eke for Ransoou
TAIov vas quite active and hrm' sales 1900 lbs a,
Hapsssr-Recept.. 800 bbl, The msrse, continued
quiet but prices were without decided change.
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SALES Ar AUCTION.

CHRRIPP.s sALR-RfCHARD WALTERS AUG
y toneer w sell this day Monday at 10 oclock AZ foot
Of West hreth street right title and interest OF Thos
r. Morgan Rheinhart and T. O. Comstock, o. In and
10 the propeller Triton JOHN KELLY, Sheriff.
The above sale postponed until Wednesdsy IVA q same
tirno and place. JOHN KELLY, sneru
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FINANCIAL AND CONNER CIAL.

SUNDAY, Oct Z, 1885,
The highest prices OF the leading stocks sold at the first
OF the Exchange each Saturday Of the last four
weeks were as follows
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OFFICE OF TRUSTEES OF CREDITORS AND STOCK
~ holders Of the Ohio and Mississippi r. r. Co. Cast

OFFICE OF TRUSTEES OF CREDITORS AND STOCK.
- holders Of the Ohio and Mississippi R. r. Co. (East.
yor,cvNo g wall sr.Izr. New yosE. Sept y, 1885
issued by his Trust win be held at the office Of the Trustees
vsmber next ct adopt plan the reorganization
Of the Ohio and Mississippi Railroad Company.
dcs upon sh. important question the rn.
in Of the their legal Of
preferred and also Of unprefeed certificates shall be
quorum certificate holders earnestly requested have
transfers made In their and to be 1t the
hs ss n psrsSn Or Sy ;. closed an
teenth day Of October next at two O'Clock NJ and remain
closed until further notice By order Of the Trustees
ALLAN CAMPBELL, Chairman.
pEDEMPTIoN OF SAN FRANCISCO BONDS.
~ Holders OF Bonds Of the city OF San Francisco OF the
soners OF the Sinking Funds Of said bonds viii receive
sealed proposals for the surrender Of portion thereof at
CISCO until l2 o'clock of Wednesday, the 18th day OF
November, 1886
Amount applicable tho redemption Of 1885,
$4,000 amount applicable TO the redemption OF Judgment
Bonds 1853 and a. amount applicable to the redemp
ton Of School Bonds Of 1860 SIT 600 amount applicable 10
the redemption of School Bonds OF 1851 5000
$4,000. "
Bidders will state at what rates they win surrender their
due. No proposals above par will be entertained.
Bids be endorsed Proposals for surrender Of Bonds
through Messrs Lees Waller IS Pine street, New York
until October 20 1886.
BY order Of the c0mm'S'onsrs pAxsoN rrea.ur.c
TREAsUaKR's OFFICE SAN Francisco. August H. 1896.
THE TRANSFER BOOKS OF THE CONSOLIDATED
Gregory Company will close on Tuesday October g. for
special meeting of the stockholders to be held the 18th
and the books will be- reonened the 18th inst at the ONCE
of the company Wall street BY order OF the Board Of
New YORK, October g. 1866.
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FINANCIAL.

INTEREST ON CITY sToCKs.-rHE INTEREST ON
the Bonds and Stocks Of the city and county o. new
Daniel Devln, Esq, Chamberlain of the city ths "a
tonal Broadway Bank transfer books viii oe closed
Thursday, Oct 4 1856 at 3 o'clock r. M ,.,,
r MATTHEW T. BRENNAN, Comptroller.
DxPARrnENr or FINANCE CoMrrRoLLzRs OFFICE, NEW
Your SAINT la66
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MONEY LoANED-MONEY LOANED-BUsINEss AT
lu 70 Grand street 10 resumed again by e. TANNEN-
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UCTION NOrICE.-CHARLES YOUNG, AUCTION
"A Ger Large sale Of elegant household Furniture this
Say honday q u O'Clock prscisely q the four story
avenues consisting Of one magnificent octave Pianofore
cost $3.50 elegant paror Suits In SATIN brocatel and
green reps Brussels and Ingram Carpets marble top Centre
Tabes Bureaus Washstands solid black walnut Bedsteads
pure cured Hair Mattresses Spring Beds, Lace Curtains
tension Table and article usually found in well fur
nfshed house Competent In attendance cart pack
and ship goods for purchasers ct reasonable charges
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lhe wheat marie! ruled exceednsy qusI but prices
without essential change the MARKET however cosing dun
and quite heavy The sales were only 900 eushels amber
state At - . o. and white State ~ - ~ Corr de-
clned lc &c. with however, rather doing the
season the market closing steady with sAes Of $4,000
ssa .@. 2. choice 4 &c cs Sss for DO e store
duh and scarcely rm The sales confined % 600
bushels at Sc Dhc for Milwaukee, and Sc $50 for
Chicago or rye have only report sales OF 20
els Western k Barley was unchanged; sass 10 600
bushels Canada West At 81 - and 1900 do choice
change VI
Corrxu-The market al descriptions ruled quiet but
nrm espccay for Rio which sold the extent OF 5000
bags 10 Baltimore, Lapwng terms asccrtaincd
C0rroN.The unfayorabs news ersrted depressing In.
nusnce upon the marie for the staple PRICES having declined
sales not exceeding $50 bales the quotations.
Eln=S. GoL.I. AZ n n. r
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SALES AT AUCrruu.

A UcrIoN 5ALE-E ROTH AUcrTONRER, WILL.
~ seu this lMondAy) afternoon October g. IL O'Clock
precisely all the elegant Household Furniture OF the large
sesdsnee liz Clinton place (sshth stree between F
PARLoR AND DRAWING ROOM FURNITURE,
Deauuu solid rosewood and black walnut Parior Sus
overe0 roh French satin, brocato and reps Turkish
. & and Tables Eta
rch China and Parian Vases Paror Ornaments elegant
and IAoe Curtains ane collection Of Oh Paint
AAdNiNicENf RoeEWOOD PIANoFoRTK, STOOL
!. AND COVER COST 500
carved legs and case with all modern improvements
unE bass full iron plate French action full octave
rTsewooo and mAhogany Bedsteads Bureaus wsshstand
Ssrsn nac9ern Mirrors Clocks Tables. Bed Lounges.
Ex0as:on Table, Glass China aud Silver Ware 10.
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At meeting Of the stockholders Of the Tennessee
and Aabom Alabama Central and the Southern Central
Railroad Companies held ct Huntsville Alabama on the
seth ult, consolidation Of the three companies was
elected under the style OF the Nashville and Decatur
Railroad Company. The new company intend 10 push
their line TO Montgomery, Alabama thus enscting
moro direct communication with she Gulf Of Mexico
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PHOTOGRAPHIC AIR.

IrRRDRtCKs a co, PHOTOGRAPHERS, 10
IL Fifth avenue, Between Twsuz second aud Twenty.
third stfseA
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4 DpIrfoNAL BOUNTY TO Two AND THREE YEARS
soldiers arrears Of pay pensions and prize usoey col
''0s' w H. D. SWIFT, Us ersAiwas
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DLANKETs-BLANKETS.-l 900 PAIRS WOOL BLANK.
ID ess, from 3 g i29 sqTth from & e ~ pair
long Wool Shaws from 81 Is 70 500 The Snow Mat
novelty and shawl In the market Stella
shawIs with borders yard deep Dress Goods PLAID
basnes Apacas all colors and qualities Fine Apacas,
s., worth so cents Extra fine English Merino Fannels
for cloaks and dresses Heavy white Twled Flannel
skrting. Paper Cambrcs Cambrics white English Cam.
and Linen Goods great variety Hosiery and Kid Gloves
The best Kid Glove In the market for 81 Is pair at
CORNYN BROTHERS.
No. l57 Eighth avenue near Thirty fourth street.
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DRY GOODS.

DRY GOODS. a
AT GRAND STREET CHEAP sToRE-wORsr9D
cheap. EDWARD RIDLEY,
SOD sll SHY Grand st. and 6s % and 70 Allen st.
fifth block east from the Bowery
AT GRAND STREET CHEAP sTORE-LINEs or
IA cheap Linen Collars and Sets bargains In real
Set. Collars and Cuffs, Linen Sets large lot at &c.
each nearly hal. proc; Hosery and Undsrshirs Our kd
cheap. EDWARD RIDLEY
a9 si and siik Grand q. and e % and 70 Allen 81,
ffth block east from the Bowery.
RLANKErs coMFoRTABLEs.
o Gf Ssd examine our stock sadpros' before purchasing
MANCHESTER,
LINEN AND COTTON SHEETS AND sMsETINGs. 1AA'
COTTON. LINEN and BLUE CHECK PILLOW CASES.
ALSO, MATERIALS BY THE YARD.
HuCK. DIAPER, BATH AND FANCY TOWELS.
HUCK AND DIAPER TOwELLING BY THE YARD.
FANCY GERMAN COvERLIDS.
Il beat Hair, ausk. Straw, Moss and Sea Grass.
IRON FURNITURE.
HAT AND GDIEs
MARBLE TOP SALOON TABLES
Particular attention given to the manufacturing Of Iron
Bedsssads for private use and public nsitutions
daoovRkNaEMr GOODS.
HOsTTTAL BKDsTEADs, SHEETS, SPREADS, &c.
WIN. GARDNER. ~ Canal street.
Opposite Earles' Hotel,