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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-18

On and aef Monday May trains f9r Albany snd Troy
connecting with Northern and Western trains viii leave He" ora
follows:
70 Express train via Hudson River RAILROAD THIRTEEN 81
ard Ieave through Buffalo and susrenon Bride without
hanee Of GERS and connecting Troy with for Rutland Bur
Qsm Mail tram via Hodon River Railroad connens At Albany
win e'ieIn trains aud II Troy with trains for TIE North
% n tIpies train via HsIem Rsl,osd Twel{ sIiA'i ana
Foiye come ting 81 Chatham with Western Haoad foT eO
Spfnss Pttsfed &C.. and
Troy with trains for Saratoga Spring. Ruaa Burlington AMI Mon
TIE j.
Frpe train via Hadson River Railroad connecting At
Albany with trains Tor West and Troy viii r Montie
with sleeping ttachel
EXrfe train Harlem Ra1ad come nz Al Chatham
Neaefn Road for Lebanon spnlg aud P.,heI: a. Albany
with lns Tor West and al Troy with train. RutiGd Taso
and MonueL
p ~ EIpeu train via Hgdlon River Railroad seeprsear
aschei and through 70 Buro and w!'tol
change Of Also seepiugCsr every day excepting Saturdays
Ell wYoik through 20 OgleisbuIgh without
wa Rome W and Railroad This train will run " Sunday Goa.
neetion for Troy will be made At J.. albany.
train Hudson hver Railroad with eepns sacisl
arriving Albany Troy in the morning and with
tram. f0r N2Tth aud We.t ., ,,.ynp,a,,n
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MINIATURE ALMANAC.
sam sun Sss.......6 50 Moon Sets..ui
HIGH
Sandy Hook Gov Island ...llo Hell Oate''''''9
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California Uimes
GURNEB IL CO..
DEALERS IN
PURE CALIFORNIA WINES.
No so CEDAR-ST.
NETWORK

These vabls gaining public favor with aonishins
without merit They only be fairly tested to give them the
preference others As purifier Of the blood they excel all
Wines certificates which have voluntarily
been snnen, physicians well gentlemen
in every position in @ proof conclusive thai these Wines are
useful in al case, Tor which they recommended.
The following brand. ar. offered by They comprise oil the
varieties now grown In III State. uit,ble for sale:
WHITE Hook WINE light straw color delicate and
hne favored.
CLARKr a superior wine for table
AsogItc, rich and naturally much admired by ladies'
and valuable In chamber makes hue whey and ees
It fine des.er, wine well adapted Communion purposes
MuscArKL light colored highly aromatic vine Very similar to
the celebrated To-Day.
PoRr-Deep red color fine and many respects similar to
the old wines Of Ltbon.
GRAPE BRAspr-Ths pure d,illa,on ofour wines
WryE rrERs very agreeable tonic and remedy for the
diarrhea-
Tbs. on. ofthe mos, valuable combinations useful and
ree. beverage that has been offered TO the public Mp
bottles were throughoa, the North during be's four Sears
and introduced prov-a welcome addition to the in
valid table, he isgv bachelor. sidebosrd
Ladies wiz have and appetite and suffer from
vomiting and vertigo gentlemen who don, ee w just be
bore BREAKFAST dinner whose oDacs Of order and whose
,y,em generally denged nothIs weaving children and suf
firing from general debhy chren OF cky nature and dy
pepc constitutions travellers who have occasion 20 change their
Ill who live maarons districts aud subjected 10
asnac influence VIII md Of the most valuable nUsos'os
that eas be taken.
Itrssused very extensively In 1901 with such general satisfaction
that 10 Offering 10 the public deem It unnecessary 70 paoh
which have received esyns In the
very vo All that soy is TO gusranee
l will pledge ourselves to furnish an article PURE AND rSAOuL
go 80, -. -,
Ia has little children suffering from weakness and
with happy effect One little girl In particular
with pains head loss Of appetite and daily wasting con.np
lion On whom skill had been exhausted has been entirely
s,togdd began with but teapooul day Her appetite and
strength rapidly increased, and sho 10 wei,
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Ocean Steamers

GREAT REDUCTION IN PRICE OF PASSAGE
~ TO EUROPE by the only American Line % Ensilnt md
FranccIhe New YORK end haye steamship Coupluys trt
class nsi stsanstirs ARAGO and FULTON having been thor
relt.ed viii Pier No 81 North River Tor HAVE ealing
Falmouth. the following days a. uOon precisely;
IULTON....S aturiHy aug ltth
ARAGO HENRY a GADsDEs. Saturday. Seft 1880
FULTON....S saturday Sept y ls6
ARAGO....TIESRY A GADsDKN. Saturday. Oct "a 1850
FTLTON....s Saturday, Nov a. 1914.
nd u thereare
PRICES or PASSAGE. PAYABLE IN GOLD.
u;, ci. Main saloon
30
Al experienced Surgeon on board
responsible for specie vsuables
lading having vsne eIpIeed signed therefor
JOSEPH J. COhSTOCK, AGENT,
No Broadway New York.
JAMES A. WOTTON. Havre. General gent IN Europe
LHERBETTE KANE Co, Agents Pans
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6eip Uanieo -

Gflp uullleu'
A CENTS WANTED for the only work OF the kind
n We, pabethe Boob every bousch'li containing popular
biosfsPhis. OF the
HEROES OF TIfE WAR.
who brought goat Rebellion triumphant b. found
81 HEADLl latest 'nd si vefs -nid Grant srd sher
~n~rai,'
via 30 sse poftf.ts and The
ork oacol send Ga and territory Addrss
4. TREAT 4 Pibish~rs, 40 6si Aroa8~sy N-~ "a
4 GENTS WANTED-To canvass for the only
n Official Southern history fthe War
TIE LOST CAUSE.
BY Pollard popular b'to'n of 'hs south sad fdit o.
Te Richmond FIsminet during Complete ~ on- large
royA octave volume n I'M 'e pcfTs, giving w ana AZ
southern
,,en under the encouragement Of G-us H. y Lee Johnston
pssuernrd and oher bsnr literally paifone1 Dy
iJr men Of All the other ie snd thus
arrive q history. which IL fnposbe 10 90 ' voc
rn.nv hist ories written from Northern standpoint
Arnt. public cautioned AsauG any oAe won pfp'f'
ina % be this one. - l. FL, a.. ~.
10 energetic and rare chance u offered 20 MAJ
,,e Don fail 10 send cirrua Of hs sud np oftAHt
Addrr., l.. u. TREAT a CO., iut.isher.
"o' Nc. Is, Broadway. \. Y.
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nlarble manteis.

MARBLE MANTELS-The best place In the CITY
wi 10 purchase MARBLE MANTEL5 Of the latest designs ves1
low prices A. KLABER Marble Works No Ivy Esst ~
3dsve. Y Mantei. put the country Cut tn -
rJ,HE GREAT CALIFORNIA WINE DEPOT'
Il GURNER & Co, No. &c Cedar-st. New-fork
IN another column.
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The CattIe Trade bias been cutie brisk al Hudson

The Cattle Trade has been quite brisk at Hudson
City during past days Arrivals since last Tuesday are
COZ over the Erie road and 306 n j. Central making
total of2a3 Nearly have been sold mostly to butchers
AZ 10 fTic rgener,y l6dl 7c or &C. lower than lasa
w * ana as much below the prices at Onebundrethst lass
dav The is all that be desired and the cat
10 ~ mostly Ia good order though extra tat Nearly
400 Ieep arrlyed the Hudson City yards 1000 Of vhioh
Va e-e sold az about the figures OF last Monday.
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prlniing.

Va Y send any quantity bottle and upward to any
part New YORK CITY City Brooklyn FREE OF CHARGE
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-18

Brig N,b.ls from Galveston before reported fallen ID
reached Newport Yesterday She lost both masts
with everything sttached. in heavy blow TN inst:
Bark Onyx B GU Lond9p q ast ton Nsw.Yo'k lost mats
,.d GiE;es topmasa "a &s, = xs., 'vs.sIs.
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rEW.YoRK and NEW HAVEN RAILROAD.
1866 SUMNER ARRASGEMENE l35l
COMMENCING JULY .. 100


Passenger Station YORK T~snv 'svsnih' ana
Fourth ave Entrance on l"eniV 'eSeh'H''
TRAINS LEAVE HEwYOKh:
For New Haven. 90 &OOtE I) nJJl N Nl5, iErJ S"'
For 'sid.epor Zoo. 400 iIJ ng u; niS CEIrI a@'
20 -, s n 80 sa s19 s to2 fI & rs apn
For FsIaed Southport aud WestpOr 10" il0A m -" y"
For Horwals 100 400 CEI.l 80 IL % i2l; tELJ 800
C-r.1 a45. $50 $50. 400 tEIl5.
for 13rsenwch. BIO ll.50 2is 80 49, 30 20 pm
o. STANFORD zoo 10 (E1.l $50 ll5o i2l5 tEIj AIS.
FOR rort intermediate sianoo' ~ az H." u
2i'. 9'S 40 -" Sc ~ 81 z y; TRAINS
For Boston sprinsheld 400 tEIl sd (EIab p m
Bos,on shore Line l2.l3, tkrl nt,p "a, q, -. 10
fo Harris Ad Springfield, 40 q H. tbhd i@i' ~" thil
Fos counec,ie River RAirosl sOoL EIl l2Dp toMOn
For Hartford Providence and F.hin Railroad 600 tEI
fof New Haven ewLondOD and sOains0a Railroad 4 90"
. foi canal Railroad Isl5p. to Northampton
Tor housstome Railroad. "a m, 9. u
FOR ksugstack Railroad. 8ooa M 200 p IN .
ror D.nbary and NOrwaE Railroad a m @5 p n 40 p n
conmodOu' Sleeping Cara ''ached to 80 ss I'm oyr ss
| NORTHERN RAILROAD Of NEW-JERSEY.
~ Jersey City for Psrmon At snd 9l2 m al
rs @.2l aud 6:lS A. Saturdays only HIS Tn.
VIZ 80 'D' VIZ THOMAS " DEaAREsT Superintendent
IRE RAILWAY.-Tra leave Depot foot
No. Day E1pe. Rochester, Buh4o Salamanca Dunhs
and a. point, West and South am.
ESQ q n Way Train daily 70 Otsylle -
l0a m, Express Mail, Buffalo. Salamanca and West.
3p. H., Way Train for Mddietown 40
40 p. m. Way for Pom Jervis, Newbursh "afwi,k
p n. slight kIpfess B1fao Salamanca and DunktTs
Lightning Express. daily Tor Buffalo Salamanca Dunkirk'
and all points West aud South
D. m Emisrln Train, daily. for tho West
k1e Trains run an direct eonnen9n VII E Souinein ana
wv n BIRR Gem Pass Aren't 80 49, ' - ~
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F,rAL RAILROAD ACCIDENT. Shortly alter IT
o'clock Yesterday morning Mrs. Mary Borden native OF
rance aged 70 years attempted tocross Greenet at ths
corn or OF Brooest when knocked down aud rus
over by car the Broadway line and badly injured
a SIC died before she could be conveyed the Eighth IRE
oinc Station House. The driver Of the Joseph Kelly
was arrested and held await the action Of Coroner Cover
who viii hold an inquest on the body TO day
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-18

BADLY IsJURED.-on Thursday evening William,
Larkn aged 70 years was run by height car Of the
Hudson River Railroad and injured in such manner INA. Ne
OF hs oarans a. tho s9yssr Of wSt ADD CAasltsastA
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Miscellaneous.

seaag Robbins q has BEEN sold San Francisco by ordcs
ofthe United States Marshal, for SIS $50 gold.
LArNCHEDAg Bristol recently from the yard OF A. n
Gamaee pper called Msrh. D. Mechanic She
built Tor James Bradley Co., Of ROckport Me
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WIN. EvERDELLs SONS. No. lO4 Fulton.st.-
W STEAM JOB PRINTERS and LABEL MANUFACTURE
V,HE GREAT CALIFORNIA WINE DEPOT!
L GURNFR L Co., 40. 81 Codarst., New York
See Advertisement in another column
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Below

Aug IS lat a. long SO IT, bark Giovanni hence ss
Bristol Eng, day out.
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BORT tuaroen's Notice.

BORT tuaroen's Notice.
STATE NEw YORK
PosrWARpENs OfFIcE. No y NfnismstS
NOTICE is hereby given, IN accordance with SEQ.
ZION Of the act passed April a. entitled
rv.niIe wardens Oe Of the Port Of New York 10 Al
sons having the subject matter Of such
that the following
under Port Warden that the said
completed within ding this
notice. board said vessels:
steamship
Denmark " n
snip j. A. stanl-E. n
0Odtindss q. - .
Brs Margaret and Lucy T. r.
MINTHORNE TOMPkINs. PrssidsaG
J Auss HERMAN. Secretary.
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P,u.uger Station New YORK, T~en'v 'evenh''
Fourth-Kvs Entrance on twenty seventies
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DRAMHALL, DEANE & Co, Manufacturers OF
the improved EmrBE GAS bURhEhs al 'i'" S'' H aid
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T0s1el-TTst - ----..-.,
LONDON HAvRE SOUTHAMPTON AND Bremen
,e f oWius rates payaDe ID god Equivalent IN sarrency
The h cabn 1861 cabin. so 80 eetEs SS'1
10 Be followed BY BREEEN, H. \ r NeynaOer
o. AUG. Is.
fo freight Passase Apply 70 r. ~, co p...d.,
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NEw.YORK SUPREME COURT. Nellie E.


NETWORK SUPREME COURT. NELLIE T..
~ RUSSELL asaint MOODY 5. kUSSELL-Summons for
a.. q, q. dalnuf
stamp.
Quir-d Ia this cancelled July 49, loo
seton, which will be flied ia TN Otse WMJ =
the CLERK Of tina SuPeus Court IN toe ---'-''
and County Of New ok - the city Hall M tho City OF Few
OF the said complaint on the
his Office, No 10 the City of New iors,
within dys ats tho Of us summons on you es
Of Of such and fail 90 answer tue
within the Ile Aforesaid the painln IN ths &c
will lppy the Court relief demanded IL the comph
Dated New.York. July ~. lBs. .-
Jyls la~6~S WILLIAM }. FISHER flInths Attorney
CUPREME COURT OF THE STATE OF NEW
- YORK. CITY and County Of Ecwiorh-LO6ls HARPER
as.int WILLIAM T. 0LIbDEN.-Summons- or heir-Io the
D~ieni,nt You hsErhy summoned 80 . -, ~ So,
ard required the this ~ - Int Rev STAMP
seton Of -hch copy Is here With 80 cent. Csnoeed
Of
your eoup-ni subscribers u the Once
10 Broadway all ey Of New York within twery days
sns the exclusive Of the day Of such service aud
YOU aid complain, within TIC time aioreai ne
Ilanif i sooh viii apply III Court Tor the ire e'us1
IN compliant. Dalrd March > 1900 -
IERSEGAS SMITH & BALDWIN. F.ainif's sttorneYs
he this seton duty hed IN the office oe the Sss
Of new tie CITY al m ue Gay
Or Nv 10 10 81 jay Of August, 100.
JRRSE0AH SMITH BALDWIN Plaintih' Attorneys
far.uA
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-FNHE CONTINENTAL MAIL ;. ;; COhfAN1'-
AMERICAN STEAMSHIP LINE
Carving he :. Mails for the fufopesn 1ont1sht
NEW YOHK aud ANTWERP, ealing N hAFhf 70 lana vans
and Passengers Company tne Steamships VIII leave TINS P"f'
a follows rt,r-psDAy ARG d
ASSAM Ellis 20lO WEDNESDAi SILL ~
ERICSSON, Low Der 00 w rDNfoyi. i -
CIRCASSIAS. Eis 20l0 " fDNEoDAt ~
ERICSSON, Lowber 2Of tuns- bfioDA
Rate Of passage Antwerp, HAVE Rotterdam or AH6a
Cabin second Cabin $' siseEase 20 pyaoe "
For PssSse aud Good. Holland Frnce Western
Germany and sVeI and no better OPP ruHi GU DC
offered.
An experienced Surgeon board
The Company will NOT be epoBsbe Specie yaluabes unless
bill Of adiaE having their value eIpesed are signed theTe
''' 's M SALEM 4 Co. General Agents,
No 40 Psss,. HanovTsqusre end No O6thp New OK
National STEAM NAVIGATION COMPANY
~ Limited ,-s-amers weekly Liverpool, calling At Oneens
iouu The 50 Csss Iron Steamships Of this Line "l Dc
dspechad a. follo - from Pier No ~ North River: -
hFRiNg
"DENMARk ~ThoupsOn l. 1us.
1.-THE QUEEN CroeaD. sAIuhBAI' sept
PENNSYLVANIA" Lewis AIIADA1 SfP' G.
An experienced surgeon ship Tree Of chare NJ
DIa issued for amount payable At any eanE N OTes' britain
o. the Continent
Cabin sesfas.
To Liverpool or Qseea,iown.. .........sa0 80
Through Passage 20 Paris, Anwef hsnbIfg bemeh A0n'D
&c. q; low
bring foU Liverpool Queens
town currency be obtained at Nc z, bfOadNay
For Cabin Pessge the Oce OF The company
No Brosdwsy Tickets the Passage OHe OF the
Company. Ne n brosdwsy or No TS Pesrfst ,,rnsr -,
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HEROES oF THE WAR

A CENTS WANTED for the only work OF the kind
N yet pabhethe bou'chold containing popu"
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Professional Notices.
feaal Notices.

SUPREME COURT the matter OF the APPlal
- CATION Of the MAYOR ALDERMEN, and CONMONALIf
OF the CITY OF NETWORK relative teOPEElN0 and TX
TENDINO Of WORFHSr, from BAkTEkST 10 CHATHAM
SQUAREN THE CITY OF NENYORk PuF-nsnt TO Statutes IN
.de add provided the Mayor Adorned ,sd ConmonAy Of
q hereby give notice that they intend 10 apply 70
Court Of the Sst Of New oIk u spec Term OF
70 be held At the CITY HALL the Cry Il New YORK
FRIDAY tIy day Of August 1914 at the opening a
day thereafter Counsel can be heard
appointment Of Estimate and Assessusnt
matter that tine nstnrs sud extent Of TIE I'M
hereby intended the opening and extending OF worm
BAXTER 10 Chatham squsroin tho City OF rew YORK ia
led New " orb. August . 1900
RIcIIARn OGNRMAN Cosn.el % The Corporation
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va from Cardiff.
lberiins and brig Roslyn-
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Gopartnership Notices.

Gopartnership Nolircs.
nISSOLUTION.-The COpartnership heretofore
~ existing under Of c. ~ RUrrER Co.. this day
Dissolved by mutual consent YORK Aug 10. JOG
{. ~ RUTTER
JNO. 7. RUTIER, IT,
TAKE NOTICE, that the PARTNERSHIP hereto
fore the First day of June 1875 formed between g w.
Ieey and Whitney. under the firm amo Of lELEl WHIT
My Commercial Brokers No 81 Peal a., In the City OF New
Z. W. HELEf, J. WHITNEY.
THE GREAT CALIFORNIA WINE DEPOT
i OURNER Co, No 81 CEDAR a., ho"-lok.
See Advertisement 10 arOther column
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1866-12-31

advertised 10 cure everything but are all, in
fact. either useless or deleterious.
DR.. MAGGRIL 8 motto is coScKSz3ATICS. He
has placed in the smallest compass the active
principle Of the most potent vegetable specifics.
There is no mineral in his Pills--thcy do not
yipe-they do not enfeeble. They create
vigorous appetite.and corespondinglystreng
en- the digestion. They tune the liver. clear
the head and steady the nerves.
Ne form Of scrsfulous disease can resist the
disenfectent operation of the Salve. Tumor
Assesses. Salt Rheum, Boils, Pimples, Pus-
tules. ETC.. arc thoroughly eradicated by this
unriyaled medicine. In fact. MAoGIEL's Bill
Ious. DYsPEPTIc and DIAURHEA Pills cure
where all othsrs fail. While for Burns. Scalds.
Chilblains, Cuts. and all abrasons of the skin.
Maggeps Salve is infalliblc. Sold by J. Mag
gicl. % Fulton street. New York. and all Drug
gists, ut Is cents per box. 4-l49
Our "Public nireetery. TO strangers
visiting Memphis we offer a lis of clever. reli-
able business men. under the above head. on
the first page of the PUBLIC LEDGER.
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4 L . O N s.
Mammoth Cheap Store,
29T Main Street.
PANIC IN DRY GOODS!
ElSOn Bros. First In the Field!

HAVING A RESIDENT BUYER IN NEW
IL York we are able to get the benefit of the
great decline. Our Motto LARGE SALES
AND SMALL PROFITS.
Great Clearing Sale to commence to. morrow.
TUESDAY, Nov. "a, and continue until the ist
day OF January, 1901.
we shall offer our Goods at such low prices as
will insure their sale.
We are bound not to be undersold by any one.
In fact; we will guarantee to be lower il our
prices than any house in the city.
Country storekeepcrs asd buyers can get rars
bargains OF US Tor CASH and CASH ONLY.
just Received
so doz. Opera Kids at 81 g per pair.
80 doZ. Opera Nubias IS cents to 81 each
100 ps. Calico. fast colOrs. Is cents per yard
100 ps. Brown Domestic from Is to q cents 20
yard.
artiele--A yd. wide, ~ cents per yard.
Bleaehed Domesties. q I'd. wide. Il to % cents
Bleaehed DOmestics. "A yd wide. 20 to "a cents
per yard.
Bleaehed Domestics. full yard wide. splendid
quality, p to p cents per yard.
Lonsdale, warranted, only IS cents per yard.
-, ". lg-4 Sheeting, TO- 80 and 90 cents pery'd.
Bed nekings only 20 cents per yard
White Marseilles Spreads, 81 IS to 81 80 each
cheap at double the money.
Irish Linens greatly reduced.
Jacone Is from % to 50 cents per yard.
s.AcsA .NASluc ~ 10 cents per yard.
Dress Goods reduced fully one-half our former
extraordinary low prices.
Scotch Plaids, half wool and all wool, from
TO 20 cents per yard.
Empress Cloths, all wool, only ~ cents per
yard.
L9die e all wool BamOrais, bright colors, only
English Mernos only IS cents per yard
French Merinos AT COST AT COST!
1900 doz. Ladies Hose white and eolored. from
- 50 to 81 5per dozen.
. If ysu want TO save money and get good
foods AZ less than halt price, don't forget 10
attend our GREAT CLEARING SALE.
0nc price only and terms cash.
ELSON bros,
100 cq7 Mair etrrct
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Ii is a mean trick of trade to sell as
foreign extracts domestic scents made of
the worst materials The prices at which
they are vended are less than the duty
on the veritable articles. Could folly fur
Their 60 than to throw money away on
such rubbish while Phalons might
Blooming Cereus, redolent Of fragrance,
is within the reach of all.-Nontrosc Re
public. l02
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1866-12-31

niece Of Edwin Booths, aud belongs to
a family which has furnished galaxy Of
stars to the American stage, We may
claim her as Memphis lady, having
from childhood until she went TO study
her profession resided in this city at the
St. Agnes Academy, where she received
her education. We promise her cor
dial reception and successful engage
ment.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1866-12-31
WEDDING SUITS of the latest patterns
at Mack,Bros. l. Bohms s, PSI Main street.

BEAUTIFuL-The array of lamps for
parlors, d;uing-ronms md halls at the
stores of Blood Il Co, on Main and Mon
roe streets, is exceedingly beautiful. We
direct the attention of ladies to the fact,
as we wish them to make their selections
before ali the handsome ones are bought
up Blood 4 Co. also keep the most ex-
tensive oil depot in the South, and give
the utmost satisfaction to customers.
Look at the lamps by all means
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1866-12-31

VEsTAL AND BROWN AN individual
named Vestal took umbrage at another
individual named Brown for some IN
known cause ON Saturday night The
result was collision, in which Vestal
beat Brown black. The police stopped
the scrimmage ere it arrived at the pistol
point, taking Vestal into custody. He
put up a forfeit CT $25 for his appearance
in police court this morning but failing
to come to time in this respect, the
money was confscated according to law
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1866-12-31

The HASLoNs ANOTHER WEEK.-In
consequence of the hall in which they
we're to appear in at Vicksburg being
consumed by fire, the Hsnlon Brothers
will remain another week in Memphis,
An entirely new programme of novelties
and daring feats will be produced, inclu-
ding the Egyptian Sphynx, the grandest
Illusion of modern times. Tomorrow
another matinee for the young folks.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1866-12-31
NOTICES.

NroTICE-I WILL APPLY FOR LET
y tiers of Administration on the estate oil :
A. and z. W. Calhoun at the February term OF
Wv b. +. TURNER.
sroyALL 4 FLIPPIN, Att'ys. law-l2o
fJ'O ALL WHOM IT MAY CONCERIsNN- {:
Take notice that at the January term, 1901
al the County Court of Shelby county, VIII
on,iv for Letters of Administration on the es :
fate of Mrs. Mary Gray. deceased. The srin OF
Whippie 4 Barnard being creditors oil SAID es-
to,e III which firm | am member.
ta'e' vi ""''A '''' A. A. BARNARD.
Memnhis. Tenn. Dee. ~. 1850. Iuz
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1866-12-31
FOR RENT.

nor RENT.-A HOUSE FOR RENT, NO;
-, o' $50" 1903
NOR RENT.--A EARGE BRICK RESI-
Il dence on Shelby street twelve rooms, out,
houses, cistcrns large lot, q desirable place and
cheap rent. Possession lit January. Apply 10
I3IJRLEsON. PATTISON u CO., No.3lS Front
street--up stairs. ~
NOR KENT-A WE'LL FINISHED BASE
i ment Inquire at 423 Main 81: lu4
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1866-12-31

EXCURSION TO THE NEw CRY PARK.
The Mayor and Aldermen of this city
will leave at nine o'clock tomorrow
morning by the Memphis and Charleston
railroad on an excelsior to the new city
park. A happy time is expected on the
occasion. We return our thanks to the
Fathers for an invitation to be present.