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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1867-11-01

R6r The vicksburg Telegraph, OF
Monday, says of the health of that city
The epidemic is slowly but surely ex-
tending its ravages. So far as we can
learn, there have been twelve or fifteen
cases since Saturday evening Nothing
but frosts, and killing frosts at that, will
efiectually stop its progress, and God
grant that our hills may soon be
whitenod with the welcome messenger"
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1867-11-01

on the Conservative platform, should
have tho earnest support OF every
patriol-one man aud any man, who can
DO agreed on by o majority Of Conserva'
tives, and no other 1t would be a
mournfal spectacle to MS of the South,
to see any division in the Democratic
and Conservative North. Whatever we
might under dferout circumstances
prefer, il is now evident that the saliva
ton of the country, IL achieved, will be
under the flag Of the Democratic party
and we look now imploringly to it,.in the
hope of such perfect union and vigor as
will redeem all its old and new promises
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1867-11-01

Be1- As an illustration Of the ravages
Of time, it is stated that the present race
oil. Egyptian gipsies make fuel Of the
mummies Of three thousand years ago,
and they DO their cooking with the EN-.
balmed limbs OF the citizens Of ancient
ThebOs, while the button makers Of the
world subveri the bones Of the Pharoahs,
or Of their subjects at least into orna
menis for getaway" coats and ladies
saquea
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1867-11-01
NORTH CAROLINA.
The Approaching Election.

WlLMNGroS, Nov. l.-Considerable
interest is manifested in the approaching
election, the Conservatives being in
hopeless minority in this county. They
will probably not nominate ticket
The negroes are almost unit for the
Radical policy.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1867-11-01
cold and Cotton Reports.

Special to the PuBLIc LEDoER.l
Nav York, November Moon. Gold
opened at l4Os, declined to l4Os at II
a. M, and is now l4Os.
Cotton dull, but prices are unchanged.
Exchange steady.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1867-11-01

ISS- A special dispatch TO the Leayen'
worth (Kausas) Bulletin, from junction
City, says: About two o'clock to-day
the house of s. A Robertson, printer,
took fire, and was totally destroyed
Mrs Robertson was in the stores making
purchases, having left her two children
asleep in the house on the bed. The
children we're burned to death. One
child was about three years old and the
other six months. The father is away
from home, and the mother is almost
crazed. The bodies of the children were
horribly burned and charred. "
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1867-11-01
THE NEWS.

A white peoples convention will be held In
South Carolina on the 9th.
Wilmington dispatches indicate considerable
interest a, being felt in the North Carolina
Convention.
Intelligent Southern negroes" write that
they fear violence. Bosh.
The Papal troops have concsntratedin Rome
Charles Dickens will give eighty readings in
this country, commencing at Boston. December
9th.
There were thirteen deaths from yellow fever
in New Orleans yesterday.
SanDomingo has declared war against Hayu.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1867-11-01

HeA- A woman of respectable standing
in New London, Conn, cowhided her
son in the public streets of that city the
other day because he refused to marry to
suit her wishes.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1867-11-01

B6f- Mrs. Lincoln's brothers, as is
known, were in the Confederate army,
The youngest Of them started in April,
1861, from New Orleans, as private in
the Chasseurs Pied, and, being dis
charged for sickness at Richmond, in
October Of the same year returned to his
home; but, though still suffering in
health, he left wife and two babies to
join the Crescent regiment, in response
to Beauregard's call, and fell at Shiloh.
Another, Captain Dave Todd, started
with Colonel Tom Taylor, Of the First
Kentucky volunteers, and was also killed
toward the end of the war. And third,
DR.. Todd served throughout as distin-
guished surgeon.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1867-11-01

IT is said strong protest has been
sent to the President against Secretary
Seward respecting his course toward the
Fenian prisoners in Ireland His re-
moval is strongly urged Mr. Johnson
has promised to act in the matter.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1867-11-01

p6- The Knoxville Herald says the
first iron was laid on the Knoxville and
Charleston railroad Tuesday. The com.
pany are laying track from thejunction
to the river, upon which to transport
timber for the bridge. 1t understands
that the road will be completed to Mary
vile this winter.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1867-11-01
ErJNERAL NOTICE..

The friends and acquaintances of W. II. Webb
and family aud VIM. NJ. Kerr, are respectfully
invited to attend the funeral of the latter, at
EImwood Cemetery. this afternoon at half past
three o'clock. Services at the Cemetery, by
Rev. t. D. Witherspoon. Carriages will leave
Flaheriy & Wesches. Union street. at three
o'clock nm.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1867-11-01
TO the IsraeIILes on NemphIs.

I THE UNDERSIGNED, BEG LEAvE
Il, 20 inform the public that the Con FraFaiien
Beth David will Be re-opcucd fer regular SER
vice al the corne- % MQnrQe srA Deseio streets.
]. lsdl. Services By Rev. d., 1. Riiienmen.
s. /. NJ. CANS.
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A. S. LIvERMORE,
General Superintendent
C.P.OAKLEY. Gcn1 Ticket Agent. IS

c.P.oAKLEY. Gea1 Ticket AGENT. IS
WANTED, FOR cAsH-A SAW MILL IN
w good order. with q 80 or 40 horse power,
Nth Finch cylinder. @-inch stroke, - feet
boiler, ard at least a 10 foot driving wheel.
Inquire at The CABINET SALOON. corner Of
Front and Adams streets. IS
cox REWARD- FROM THE
Oh premises Of William Dean & Co.. ls3
Poplar street two mules; one a large brown.
With dray saddle mark on the bark, and one
dark brown, aiss msrked % the back By the
saddle both shod all round. The above u
uard will be paid on their delivery 70
So W. DEAN 8 co.
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REDUCTION orPASSENGER TARIFF.

ON AND AFTER NOVEMBER 1ST. 1867,
~ the rates Of fare from Memphis to the va
rious Stations, will be as follows:
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TAKEN UP.

TAKEN up
AMULRY COW. WITH YOUNG CALF.
The owner Is requested 70 come forward, prove
property, pay charges and get her.
C. II. D0RI0N, Jr..
81 30t Fr-rt ST. nm stairs. Moshy Block.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1867-11-01

IA Col l. N. Partridge acts with the
eonventionists in Mississippi
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MISSISSIPPI AND TENNESSEE
RAILROAD.
CuANGE OF TIME.

aNANp AFTER SATURDAY. OCT, lsIE.
(lp Il. until fnrth r. notice. ne f9',eh.s ~
TTain win LEAVE NM II DALI si-.ios5 Al
80 ---ivs- ~ Wrnrhis daily a. eisa-m.
Tti- Il ,anre L. made temporaTi,y' nl l.l. -
IL uurr eraus patrons % The q 80 -, n
string 90 leave Memphis - nigat ~ -, go
she nos ming. caa purchase connt i-s ~, -
cfg f1r ~ cnfv trirs % any poiut- ~
f5- orc tou-h, al diced IT, q, Nm =
'n'' General Superintendent
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1867-11-01
BOARDING
sOe SECOND STREET,
EsrRAV.

49, - 1oIrrw,IA~D.-sTRAYED OR. ST0LER
go about the 18th Hfthis month. frSJa n H9;G
rrioeITvORFD MARE MULE, about eleven years
old. with y sore on her shoulder, eaasea from i1
draw saddle. The above reward will be nai9
for the delivery Of the same at GALbREAJH,
STEW ART 4 CO.'S. u
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BY TELEGRAPH.
NEW YORK.

Latest TO Noon To-day.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1867-11-01

H. Charles Wick killed man named
McDugan. near yieksburg, Monday
morning
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From, MEMPHIS to-.
COMBINATION TICKETS,

Good for ten or twenty trips. to be used within
sixty and ninety days respectively. will be seld
at the following rates;
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COAsTWIsE STEAMSHIPS.

DACIFIC NAIL STEAMSHIP CoMPANY'S
i THROUGH LINE TO CALIFORNIA AND CHINA,
CARRYING UNITED STATES MAIL,
VIA PANAMA RAILROAD.
Steamers leave pier ~ North river foot Of Canal street,
JUSK OCEAN QUEEN, Captain II. p. Conner, con.
nggf us T sfAR, captain a. Gray connecting
vi" n,s sp. Ssvss sT N.u connecting
with CONSTITUTION, Captain -. Es
Medicines and attendance free. r. 80 #N s.
All departures touch at Acapulco those OF LIST and 2lst
connect At Panama with steamers for south Pacific ports
LIST and h for Central American ports and those OF LIST
Departure OF 18th OF each month with the
steam line from PanAms 70 Australia and New Zealand
Steamer Of June ii will connect at San Francisco for
japan and China See advertisement below.
For passage tickets and all further information apply At
the Office the wharf foot Canal North river
New York. II. r. BABY, Agent.
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DACIFIC NAIL STEAMSHIP CoMPANY,s
THROUGH u 2. NAIL LINE TO
JAPAN AND CHINA,

Steamer RISING STAR viii. leave. pier a North
steamer sACRAMENTO for ban Francisco where passen-
Papys spendid steamer COLORADO lsave that port
sS.nsss cos. % b mad. At Yotoham.
with the steamer COSTA RIcA passing Through
Through tickets ssusd from New York adding % regular
rates. payable In gold or its sQuivasnt:-
CABIN
From San Yrancisco 10 Yokohama. $40 $40 e0
From San Francisco 10 Hong Kong,
Freight through from New York 10 either port per steam
er Of June - ID per cubic foot or 70 ~ cents per lb,
payable In coin.
Passengers who prefer lie over in San Francisco
proceed BY any previous departure from New York.
For through tickets and an further information apply the
ONCE the wharf, pier - North Of Canal street.
10 y r. BABY. Agent.
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L,REscH THEATRE, WEST FOURTEENTH STREET
This elegant and popular theatre 70 let for dramatic
aud operate representations sinecs concsrs aunversa
res and college other nrs csss entsr
lnments The lessee s prepared 10 make
formances Apply ~ once Of the theatre every dsv from
10 70 y oclockto y. GhAU, Lessee and Director
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r Asst TWO WEEKS OF THE BUNyAN TABLRAUx.
IL Union Hail. Broadway and Twenty third street. Every
night at o'clock Matnecs "Wednesday and Saturday after
at ~. After Unprecedented Of nearly sr
monhs th finest Moving Panorama IN the world win close
June 10, 1857. ROBERT J. GREENWOOD,
Manager and Proprietor
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TERRACE GARDEN,
Third avenue , between FyeIshsh and Ff,yninh
THEODORE THOMAS
POPULAR GARDEN CONCERTS
The success attending the experimental concerts given
last summer at Terrace Garden has induced Mr. Theodoc
Thomas 70 resume on firm basis larger scale these
refined and extremely popular outdoor Ao
coruingiT ne begs leave W announce that the
80 POPULAR GARDEN CONCERTS
win commence MONDAY, june 10, and continue nightly,
with the exception Of Saturdays throughout The
Enofs are making 70 increase IN POSSIBLE way the
attractive features OF these Sorees Several Niruost
VIII be introduced early IN the and important
Additions viii be made the already comprehensive
toIrc OF Mr.. THOMAS efficient Orchestra.
nc programme VIII present The mos, novelties
OF the day, and NJ the time VIII include pleasing
variety OF selections from the compositions Of the
masters.
The Garden will be conducted upon the most liberal pn
cples which, II IL hoped viii commend ~ 10 the dlstin
gushed society freauenng ls Arbors Refrcshment Pav
Ions and the adjoining hO'eL
admitting 70 all the Concerts during the entire scason or At
least three months,
TEN DOLLARS EACH
To be obtained At q. schIrmers 7Ol Broadway, schr
berth go Broadway; Macoy ffefwig Il2 and ia
Broadway, and at Terrace Garden.
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THBATRB TICKET OFFICE
aessrvsa seats for an theatres, concerts, &C.. ON
Theatre Tfckst Once
BOA lI1 and ia prosdvan
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TONY PASTORS OPERA HOUSE. Sol BOwERY
OPENING OF THE SUMNER SEASON.
Nov ready the 5sss Srina Peal dTusica operate bur-
New Scenery, Costumes Appointments Music, &c.
TONY PASTOR and the entire company In the cast, with
MALE AND FEMALE BALLET TROUPE
First America Of Prof Tanners great troupe
Of PERFORMING DOGS AND MONKEYS.
PERFORMING DOGS AND MONKEYS.
A new Baret-L'AM0UR DE DIABLE.
A NRW AND NOVEL VARIETY BILL.
MATINEES WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY, at az O'Clock.
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TONY PASTORS OPERA HoUsE-aa BowERY.

il CARD
Mr.. PASTOR, In announcing the opening Of the summer
this popular establishment takes pleasure In
rendering hts Of the
the public who necessarily seconded him In his
purpose Of establishing nrst GLASS variety entertainment
where amusement seeker: generally, but more es-
loysbs performanSe. devoid Of every feature
most refined taste, or prove Objectionable the most
fasdous The very large lady audiences nightly assembled
day and Saturday matinee afford tho best proof OF the
eeos 10 style this Opera House the favoritc place OF
amu.ement-par e1cellence-not only Of the recreation
desiring working classes but also Of the fashona
pleasure seekers Of the metropolis He also takes pleasure
In among the many Tor me GUNNER
lady patrons v1-An ineIhaustble supply Of handsome
which viii be presented gratis lady visitor
and supply Of Ice water which will be handed around BY
polite and attentive walters.
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DY HENRY II. LEEDS 4 MINER.
IN AENRY II I.EEnG AucI ionAAH ,

DY HENRY H. LEEDS MINER.
ID HENRY H. LEEDS Auclioneer.-Elegant Household
Furniture Chickerng Grand Action Pianofore.
sell BY auction TUESDAY, June at lo. O'clock at the
residence IS East Fourteeuth street. corner University
place. large and valuable assortment OF Furniture made
TO order, VIZ Large and sized Mantel Centre and
Pier Mirrors Administer Carpets Velvet and Brussels do
Marble ssauaIy nne on Paintings double rosewood Par
Chandears Clocks and Bronzes black walnut Dining
SUIT Extension Table and Buffet Chairs covered In Mo-
Quet Oval Mirrors superb Dinner aud Dessert Set blue
and gold with nower Glassware BEDROOMS OF various
Library Bookcases Book Racks Chairs Library
Table Couch TO match) Wheeler Wilson'S Sewing Ma.
chine nearly Fire Screen and other valuable Furn
ture. Particulars In catalogue.
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GRAND NATIONAL ENTERTAINMENT
FOR THE BENEFIT OF THE
LADIES' SOCIETY
IN AID OF THE SUFFERING AND DESTITUTE
POOR OF THE SOUTH
WILL TAKE PLACE IN WASHINGTON. d. C.,
AUGUST l, 1867.
AUGUST l, lS6


The Ladies Society in Aid Of the Suffering and Destitute
Of the SOUTH would respectfully and earnestly call the
the generous Northern public 70 the great dis
states Letters daily received from the South from tho
generals eommsndag gov.rnos mSsefs ana eminent h
We have heretofore published extract. from latter.
Military District; from Major General ). NJ schoneld
c. Ord Commanding Fourth Military District; from Fred.
erck Watts NJ. d.; also from Governors James L. Orr OF
s sSh csG:1 sa The
Of the Lady Managers 70 pobsh weekly extracts from them
Our list Of members comprises some two hundred names Of
ali OF The Governors Of the derss staten In the Union
offered their aid and assistance Our appeal 10 the
g. raised :. once he case urgent and he Lady Mana
after mature elaboration, have decided 70 bring be-
fore The people Of the North BY giving Grand
and sympahzng aid fer the Immediate supply Of means TO
enable purchase and forward food starving thou
wsus asa: TSrss Hundred
uckets will be offered for At ~ csch Every ticket viii Be
d z a. VIII Ss I'M s: "a ss so
and the balance viii be devoted 1t once by the managers
TO purchasing food to be sent South for immediate dstrb.
Co. 70 super,nend the disposal and conduct the
so y r. IN sg Sn %
thanks the ladies OF several sms
hsw Mort *. s , K. "a e SoSs
IN thm than even BY agence: estsoiisssd ~ The
demand rec % LOT mc we y e ss
thai The entire number will be sold nj much earlier date
than could have eeen snpRossa u n' occur, ne
Angus, for eIp~ctsnt relief derived from the funds
tickets for ha very valuable offered 10 holders
BY the society ssna In your orders At once.
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nODwORTH HALL sos BROADWAY
~ MONDAY EVENING, June q, 1857.
and evening until further original
genuine GEORGIA MlNsTRELS
(Sixteen first class artists,
composed OF real from the plantations OF Georgia
who slaves previous TO tho rebellion will have tie
honor Of Appearing before the New York public pro.
UAmme replete with Southern
- VIII ana Humor.
Price OF admission 30 cents; orchestra chars rs cents
Doors open AIN To commence II 9 o'clock.
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472-BUrIsR'sR AnERIcAx THEATRE.
BETWEEN GRAND AND BRodME STREETS
Manager and Proprietor. ROBERT w. BUTLER
GRAND OPENING
rO.NIGHT, TONI0HT, TONIGHT
TONIGHT, TONIGHT, To.NT0HT
TONIGHT, TONIGHT, TONIGHT
Of this favorite place Of Amusement having been
THOROUGHLY RENOVATED, REPA1ETKD. DECO.
RATED, bC.
A GLORIOUS BILL
NEW AND BRILLIANT NOVELTIES
will be presented rapid ccesson No shall he
spared nothing shan be left undone part OF the
merit continuance OF the patronage here
oforc berav bestowed that shall add the pleasure
our citizens by PressrnvsFnkv rvrS,So
GRAND CHANGE OF PROGRAMME
embracing In M vast and varied changes all the
amusement Of the world.
Doors open At 8; TO commence qnartss to O'Clock.
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SALES AT AUCTION.
REAL BsoSzEs, HiRRoks aS CARPETS. 40.
By E. h. LUDLOW 60. on WEDNESDAY june s.
nue. all the f1ssn As saMSa R ssS
LIBRARY AND BEDROOM FURNITURE.
N'-'' Catalogue at No. Pine street.
place Viii TtEsDt 'ilSs
ss II Sd
ss u Ssh AZ Ssw s,n'H q
CHERlrFs SALE. "a
- Continental Hotel. ~ Broadway.
R Hesl Hna w ksi,TIsst f farass
% ss on sn Saae o. pao ad @ M y
Rs.!aursn. Furniture g, The ooa.nsnis Hotel ~ Bread
ssds s. . and . 81 cs.
asn and Bar
cooes DpFp econ nOs
and Liquors in store rooms DC a. This sals ppSrsst to
JOHN McKEos, Deputy sheriff. -,
sAIEDEy GOODS
sS 60 re 5ff shsS
JOHN LYNCH, Deputy. oa ~
THE BOSTON WATER POWER .CoMPANY Will.
oner for sale at aqstton a the Merchants En-.
NEXT occs noon q that day one me- million M two hun.
drsd thousand feet Of Sand Columbus and Huntington
avenues and Weschester Park, and on Northampton,
Springfield. Worcester. Concord Knsnd, Newton. Penn.
Exeter and Marlborough Terms onehaf cash aud
onehaf mortgage the stock OF the company, at $50
BosIos, May q. 1851. G. r y BRAMAN Treasurer
WILLIAM ABBOTT. AuCTIoNEER OFFICE 10
w Chatham square, sells THIS DAY, at 10 O'Clock the
contents OF the oyster saloon 02 Mulberry seeFine Mir
rors, Counters, Tables, Chairs. Bottles. &c.
WILLIAM ABBOTT. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
w sale, WEDNESDAY, 9Th inst, at II O'clock in the
forenoon, OF the Lease Fixtures Machinery OF the
foundry 80 and 3l East Eighteenth street. in the city OF
New York, consisting OF all the Wooden Buildings including
ANAL moulding shop. Office, carpenter shop, &c iron
Cramps Weights and Tools several hundred wooden and
iron Fasks barrels OF Flour Door Intel and sill pat
machinery Safe Horse, Wagon and Har
ness and Office Furniture, &c.
WILLIAM ABBOTT, AUCTIONEER, OFFICE 40
w Chatham square.-Sells THIS DAY, at 2 o'clock the
Stock Fixtures Of the Grocery Store No. 100 Mott
Barrels OF Sugars and Flour boxes Of Soap Starch Candles
Teas Coffee, DC.
at O'Clock. at 45i Canal street the entire Furniture,
&C. OF large house; Parlor Suits In reps haircon and
brocael French plate Pier and other Mirrors, Centre,
Dining Tea Tables, Etageres Bookcase, Vases,
wood Piano. Lace and Brocael Curtains black walnut
and mahogany enamelled Chamber SUITS, fine Hair Mat
resses large Feather Beds shees Spreads China Toilet
ing Chairs Wardobes IS second hand Carpets,
1000 yards Ocoths Mating. Dealers others invited
being large collection Sold in lots to suit Goods packed
and shipped.
w ILLIAMsBU RG.-THREE STORY HIGH sTooP
w brick House No Sixth street, between South Eighth
l2ocock at the Exchange saesroom, by A. BLEECkER,
SON 4 CO., II Cedar street.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

AMUSEMENTSe
OLYMPIC THEATRE.
~ Continued enthusiasm Unqualified successi Tho
TREASURE TRovE,
TREASURE TROvE,
by far the most successful
win be presented again MIGHT with its nnumerabe de-
scenss and Incidents including the March,
the beautiful Saratoga the
Church, &c.
Seats secured siI days in advance.
HOOLEY'S OPERA HOUSE, BROOKLYN
III Burlesque-IMPERfAL JAPANESE JUGGLERS
Terrific Flight Of Japanese from the Dome 10 the Stage
Enchanted Ladder The Worlds Fair, Trip Paris
Brooklyn Belle Pretty Little Sarah, Wonderful dutar Solo,
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LIST OF AWARDS.


4 An elegant Mansion Fifth avenue, New YORK
city. ttls perfect, deed deposited In Escro; sctuai
$4,000
O. Twenty thousand dollars IA l0i0 government
q I entire Set Diamond, complete. comprising Pin,
Earrings and Necklace. magnificent 1900
elegant Diamonds conpe s.............. 1900
set Diamonds and Emera Ids. COMMUNICATION. 1000
Set Diamond Studs and Sleeve Buttons. 7VO0
single solitaire Diamond Ring ................ 5000
Il single Solitaire Diamorf Pin. AUm
single solitaire Diamond Stud. ................ 400
10 Diamond Scarf
hi 10 IS Cluster Diamond Rings $3.50 each. 500
~ to a. 5Jules Jureenscn Watches (fiunters), 500
q u.s. Thomas Sardin Watches (iun,ers s,co W.
250o
~ 10 S0 70 solitaire Diamond Rings $500 each . l2s0
81 10 rs y seta elegant Coral complete
70 70 l23 81 Sets elegant 3arnes, comples. comprs.
Ing BRACELET sleeve Buttons Earrings aud Breast.
I1b 10 D. 10 100 Chromox artists proof 20 COO
~ " I'd 300 elegant Engravines 1900
10 70 02zb iO sets silver Plated Tea Service, very
62.6 70 1000. Consist ofwrtine Desks Work Bores,
Photographic Albums, Sets silver Plated Forks, Fish
Knives Napkin Rings, Boxes Ladies' Cloves Hand. a. ~,
kcfvhleir 's
Total ssoo0o
All awards will be delivered forwarded as directed me
day after the distribution. ,..- :.
The distribution will be superinended hys sonmluee o.
wei known gentlemen. who. IN giving iher ~ sh e
ton 70 this noble charity, will not only .e.e,ts m
Ladies' Society in Aid Of The suffering anu Dcsuo ioof
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NBAELEs -HoHLENBERG AUcTIoNEER-oTFcE
FIRST GLASS GROCERY: =,

O'Clock ~ 1905 broadway, near Fory.Hfth street. all the
large OF class Grocery and Tea
Store Barrels q sysss Flour ynssar Molases soIss Of
and Sperm Candies Preserves Of all Descriptions chests Of
Green and Bacr Teas jazz mocnaana maracaoo .omec
All buyers and sorekeePers Bf the market price for
the obtained 10 lot II win be positively sold
in lots TO suit purchasers Also line Horse % years old
nd Wnoou