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on Front street, near jefferson. a POCKET
BtOK, containing about Forty Dollars and sew
rrsI Noes only valuable to The owner. i the
Notes are returned TO this Office, the money
can be kept and no questions asked. apl3lt'
ofO K r W A II D.
Stolen or strayed from the Wcrsham House,
a NEW FOHNDLAND Dog. about y months
old. perfectly black and Web-foOted. Above
reward viii Be paid by me on delivery OF the
Dor. fmhla lm1 J. J. WORSHAM.
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Furniture and C01Rters.-Passmore q
| 70 Al q o'clock this morning, will sell q
variety of furniture and three fine coun-
ters one suitable for a soda fountain.
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4 Full Line of Guipure Laees at Mof
fattfs
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an Puif.

10 Court Of the City OF NemphE
p = ZONES. W. y. Brown and n. B. JOuss, sur
vfvfng partners Of arm Jones, BrOwu q Co.,
ri.infiaz ~ y. Eook, defendant.
FFTDANIT for Attachments having been
n made in this case in pursuance Of secuau
~ of the Code Of TeanesSes, ana attachment
having been issued and returned BY the proper
|oficer levied, et-,n on tns properly o. the
DESCENDANT n. p. Rock.
u IL therefore ordered that said oetenda1E
appear at the COurd House in the city o. Mem
MIS- Tenn. on or before the second Monday IN
Juue next. and defend this suit. OF the same
will BE taken Tor confessed IS % llms and ne
Ease set for hearing Ok pRrte, ana LEata coz o.
rbfa o-,ger he published once a week LOT loAE
.on.oc1tfve wseks IN the Memphis appeal
John DONOVAN Clerk.
- BY MASON HYDE, D
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4 fine stock Of ready-made clothing,
lust received at Reid & Bros. APP 1W
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Reid & Bro. have the finest sssort-
ment of cloths, eassimeres and vestingsin
tha c,tv. app Ivy
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CIR a r
To the Patrons Of the Appeal.
The undersigned would respectfully inform
the patrons Of the APPEAL, that since
GEN. ALBERT PIKE

GEN. ALBERT PIKE
Has become Editor-in-Ch Of the paper, Its
circulation continues TO increase rapidly. 5
an iadueement to those who desire to promote
the interests or this vel known Southern
Journal, we offer the following terms OF sub
scription to subscribers or clubs for the
WEEKLY:
ONE Cory, ONE YEAR,-...--~-~~sS 90
To CLUBS OF TEs OR MORE, EACH,--..--- 4 80
To CLUES OF TWENTY Oh MORE, EACH. 400
It will thus be seen that a person getting up
a club Of twenty viii realize twenty dollars for
their trouble, or, If they prefer it, receive
twenty five copies for one hundred dollars.
The WEEKLY, which is issued every Thursday,
will contain all the Important news published
in the DAILY paper, as veu as the leading edi-
torials, with a Masonic colguun, under the special
supervision Of Gen. ALBERT PIKE, Sovereign
Grand Commaader Of The Supreme Council for
NE Southern Jurisdiction Of he United States.
Our friends are earnestly requested TO aid
and assist US in our new undertaking.
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Caaz-Bigley, Mellersh & Co, No. 81
IeGerson street, have spendid Pittsburg
coal. Leave your orders. feb4-tf
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Gust Received. n Fall Line of
Iiuen goods. 30 which we call The
attention Of hOusekeePers, etc.
Howell, WOed & Co., Southern
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AIerandre and Isle Gloves, at brakes
OF Main street.
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NEW UNITED STATES COMMISSIONERS.
Col. Charles s. Cameron and Mr.. Reu-
ben Daily were appointed as United
States commissioners for the district Of
West Tennessee.
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MAYORS OFFIcE, CITY HALL,
MEMpHra TENM Anil lA-

French Jaoonets in all eolors at NJ.
Wolf & Co.'s. apps I'm
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RELIGIOUS NOrICE.-'fThe antj-Jewish
insurance companies considered from a
moral point OF view" A lecture on this sub
iect will be delivered at the Main str ct syna-
gogue this saturday morning at half-psst
nine O'Clock, by the Rev. 8 Tuska.
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Eserythino Ia dress and furnishing
goods, at brakes, 277 Main street.
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BRAZILIAN PERRIE SPEC.

Black sir Hair Nets 25 cents at NJ.
Wolf d Co.'s. ap5 I'm
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FOR NEW ORLEANS.

EOA
Memphis and New Orleans Line.
For Vieksburg, Natchez aud New Or
leans,
The magnificent steamers
R0BF. Z. LEE AND GIN. QUiTMiF,
VIII leave Memphis as above on IL
every alternate W EDNESDAY A
at l. O'Clock NJ positively.
SAM. Il SHOCK,
mh8l II Pas eugs- Agent
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Business Suits, at brakes, 277 Main
street.
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FOR OsCEOLA.

Regular Packet.
For Randolph, FuIiOn and OseeOIa.
VICTOR No. 2--HOuse master --Grshzn clerk
This elegant and sw.n steamer r.
will leave memphis regularly every
WEDNESDAY ard SATURDAY at pm.
For freight or passage apply on beard
apl2 I'm
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Ladies, Putent Breast Protectors at
MofFattts.
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NeoIties and Butterflies, at brakes,
o. Main street.
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EreryJody's FFiead.-John Lant2 d
Ed. SSsssman have reopened the Bril-
liant Restaurant, where you can obtain
. SQUARE meal, or anything else an cpl,
cure may desire in the way OF good
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FOE WHITE RIvER.

Regular Memphis and White hiver Packet.
FOr Helena, FFiar's Point, DuVaIrs
Biuns Little RocE, Augusta, Des Arc
and J~acksOupOrt.
DFs Elliot master
This fast and commOdious steam r.
or VIII leave as above on ~
SATURDAY, 18Th inst, az 5 pm
LEVY & MILLER. Agents,
apu 30 81 Madison street
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For a Nice Spring Suit or nobby sack,
at reasonable prices, go to Reed Bros.
apr lw
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Talencines ana o,ny Laces at Moi
fatt's.
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Palace. 33s Main street. apl2-3t
Alexander Kid Closes at NJ. Wolf &
Co.'s. sp5 I'm
Beautiful Residence for Sale.-Tbe
beautiful residence occupied by NJ. c.
Galloway, on the corner of Court and
Third streets, Is offered for sale. The
property IS the most desirable ip the city,
the title is perfect, and will be war
rsnted to the purchaser. The property
belongs TO VIM. Johnson, of Charlotte,
Y. c., and we are authorized by hinQ to
make an immediate sale.
aprll-2w ROTSTER, IRRELEVANT & co.
White AdrSeiHes at 60 cents per yard
at NJ. Wolf Co.'s. apo ~
Reid & Bro, cl0thiers and merchant
~tallors, l5l Jefferson street, near Com
mercial hotel. app lw
Latest and NeWsst designs Of silk
NANTES, from So to s125, at 1854 Main
street. sp 5tf
French Linen La1Oa and csmbries at
NJ. Wolf & Co.'s. ap5 I'm
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Dress Saits, at brakes, 81 Main
street.
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MISCELLANEOUS
EXTENSIVE ALTERATIONS
Rare chance to procure your spring and sum
GREAT BARGAINS
E A READ. READ

We must clear OF at least a portion OF our
large and well assorted stock OF New 6oods 70
eTect Extensive Alterations we have IN con-
tempiatfOu. ON the 18th inst, we shall COM
mence to alter and reht our store un ina
time we offer our entire STOCK OF new Sprlhs
Goods at
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An Iuu,nense variety of new trimmings
at Moffatt's,
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Il, he Chancery Court Of Memphis Tennessee.
No T5-Gui1ord Jones' sn1 VIE F5
-a1d Annie Horton, who sue By thalrslep-
father and next friend. 9u4lf9Td ysIaA
e1nesrink nom afhdavit IN this alse that
ne de6endant J. W Croker - a uOu-res1-
fsrf 81 the St ate Of Ienne see.
n l. therefore Ordereds that he make hlz
enoearance herein, a. the Courthouse III The
rffr 81 Memphis. Tenn on the nBf HollaY
in May. 1ss7, and plead answer Or eamur 70
n r Confessed Is 10 him and set Tor hearlnz eN-
nsrfs- and that copy o. this order Be H1ol.had
once a week fog four successive week ne
Memphis Appeal
A ~copy Attest
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French Bugle Gimp and frlnges at
MofFaffsa
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y CINCINNATI.

Merchants Line.
Regular Memphis and Cincinnati Packet.
For Cairo. Louisville and Cincinnati.
master
This superb passenger steamer II
viii leave as above on ~
THIS DAY, 18Th inst, at 5 pm.
VIESON & DONOHUE Agsnts,
apis II a4 Front street.
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White AdrSeiHes at 60 cents per yard
at NJ. Wolf & Co.'s. apo ~
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Charm Buttons at MOffatt's.
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French Linen Ld1Ca and cambrics al
NJ. Wolf & Co.'s. APPS I'm
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~ ReS4deat Notice.

ACopy. y M
March y, 1867
--hn TnWfWN
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Alexander Kid Closes at NJ. Wolf &
Co.'s. sp5 I'm
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Reid & Bro, clOthiers and merchant
%tallors, l5l Jefferson street, near Com
mercial hotel. app lw
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NOR r. N T
FOR RENT

Houre No. g P0tter's row, Shelby stree
Apply TO J. T. STEWART, Cumberland ffeso.
terrain Church, Court street. hpt "
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LEGAL.

Sole Prop~letorz.
febl0 q eMemuhfa Tenn.
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NEW JERSEY.
Jersey City.

Jersey City.
Can ON FIsE AT TEE CENTRAL RAnRoAp.-kt eight
O'Clock on Wednesday evening, . belonging to the
Western nail express caught fire a the Central Railroad
dopot BY the explosion lamp. The locomotive In
backing down 70 the train gave the cars such shock
caused the explosion. Tho burning fluid fell on somo
bags containing books and belonging 10 the
American News Company. The Ore speedily exsln.
guishcd, but little damage having been done.
0rESrso CRY MAazEr. The city market be-
tween Newark and railroad avenues, was opened last
evening with concert One OF tho Newark bands was
In attendance The market bvsinsss will this
forenoon. Jersey City r. commencing 10 its hoad
proudly among ih nsighbors.
Hudson CITY.
POLICEMAN srABsKp.-A Sight took place Thurs
day evening In har room Washington village and
ofhcer Ludwig, when arrssing OF the party, was
stabbed in the neck with podkea knife. The otcer
was unable positively 70 Identify aay particular indi
viduaL
Newark.
TINE CONCENTRATING CAsE-The man Apsncer, alleged
70 have couriersiisd the ssvsnthrtiss and nvetvs5
Tea previously reporSed, has gwen Ghe additional
60 600 tail required BY the United States &c ssoner
as1 yesterday returned TO Philadelphia
ssRiors AccpEsT. On thursday night, q gentleman
residing near tie depot riding With two ladies' In
wsgor and, 10 ps~ns tie freight house. the wagon
OF the high wall. ysipssirg ~ occupants Distance
Of feet tstcste TIE hoxss severely inj xred
Ghs driver reoerse terrible rsxb IN The head bus the
lsciac escaped vita gts brssss and torn sressea
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ALONG THE HUDSON.


Disposition OF the Cases Of Two sfurderers-
Two Cases ,ef sniclde-The Grant Move
pororKursrr, Nov 90 1907.
ira ass visorouf efforts are being made in this city
zbous This cosnty looking 70 ,be release Of
ReE&rs Lava now c.nhnsd IN jail in this city.
s1xrxes vish the murds, Of Rev J. O. Richmond.
Ssmssoas petitions bling signed setting fersb
that, 10 the opinion OF the signsrA Lewis
has Grssfy suffered enosgn. and that al
coacsds that the Rev. MI Richm. nds murder &C.
cdsntAL II 10 thoaght that the petition will finally pre-
wall me family " the murdered yuan have signincd
their Intention Of prosecuting the cas-, no further
lanRford Brown wss gned at thx Orange County
Cosn OF Oyer aud Tsrminer "Wednesday, under an
indictment found against him The chvge or killing
Aan Blake 81 Corn siL whoss body, n WI be remem
tered found horribly mutlated that place last
10 MINER The trial is set down for to-day.
R-om up the river come reports Of two suicsd's The
nrst was 0 man named John W. Fiero, residn.v
" The Torse," In the town Of Cairo Ulster county. lie
hung himself In grove. whore hi body discovered
% sbe evvnins VI ~ dy 'he essa vas copmlisSs,
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4IsCELLANEOU >.

THE GREAT NEW FAMILY PAPER,
THH riREsIDR C0MPANioh,
II contains thrilling original story.
~r,~ EnuEed
TURNING THE TABLES,
TIE 0YPsYSss PROPHECY
THE STARTLING ROMANcRS'
THE ITALIAN BRAVO
For Second Chapter RoREs
For BsooxLIs xRv ,ni 3. 4, EE'REs. lDR coxrAsios
For r. HAMILTON MYERS Be- ,xEsIpE COMPANION
70, thu (,reat Story uNnrP~ flRESIDE COMPANION.
- - 1917 lHK 3ASLf0HT
~, ~. nriu,a "a por.n.. zee VIRESIDE COMPANION
20 80 " -ss Whisperings In the Dark,
For the BEST sKErcr .rs sss PRESIDE COMPANION
For ,hs BEST rLLr see rIREsIDE COMPANION
For ,oksrs p. See fIREsIDE COMPANION.
TIA rrRF See PRESIDE COMPANION.
dealers <tDk COMPANION 70 for sale BY al news
anhscr. rice &c.
COPIES etoH price - per year; four copies $40; nine
GEORGE MUNRO CO.,
1877 William street, New YORK.
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Hfnrlne nisnxtara.

snlr Fr4Sr Flint Crosby from calAo al Fortress Mon.
roe pouha W bAunore repvsts i0th inst 10 the Gulf
stream was arios ~ vlosa squat, which carried away
sails and sprung the forennsst
BHic WApswonrH, ashore AZ 81 JaRc has cargo on
board vArei ~ xpoJ The vessel Insured for $4,000
she ma, be saved ~ throwing ovef her cargo.
Vimbcr), after coming around ne Ha,iv Lxht srrck 0r
the Roebcg Bank 81 "a hs morning, lost her rudder
and pari OF keel add M Two with
trV ples Dosss assern 81 hsr ~ Aesp psr slrsishs
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TO fHE CONSERVATIVE RxPuHLicASs AND uluoH War prse
GRATIS OF THE TOWNS or COLUMBIA AND DUrcHKss cous
SALES Of REAL ESTATE YESTERDAY.

BY a. J. Bleecker son q 20. n
9Th ct lots 225 II of 10th 25xl0I6, % roo
oaln 81 Tvs 20 - ~ =. iVa az 1000
oad 81. ~ I, Ay II " "a a. q :, 900
e e5s ~ os u =, 1oo - - ,g g az 81 1850
v51 80 ~ TX =, =, ~ ~ 2675
~ = Xxx ., ~ fs ~ i02 each OBS
g s ~ WY I Oh S.n ulx25l......,. 46N
IN IN ~ to.s oSr % =. ~ each 1850
n ~ loU aU ~ W " ~ 25xlOO =. .each LIPS
yo,n ~ ios Ivy y W oT Sd av 25x1O0ll leach 1909
-. aaloinng ............ LON
iva ST. io 3 in iSe~ Sd av 25xl00 h......... I0le
av4tn 81 lot :, ,n ~ OF Sd 25xlOOS I55t
% NJ 9ts Tooth st. 25xl05. each 400
io.n ~ lots ,, ~ Of 4th ask 100 each go
istn ~ goe = ~ II Of 4h bSxlx66. LsG
1tn Nv oss, COG 10th 81, So 2x00 ...,.,... 49N
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MAI s FOB THE PACIFIC.

Inc "ear ship Arizona will sail from this port on
saturday, November 80, for Aspinwaii.
me m lis for Central America and Che South Pacific
VIII cios at half past ten O'CLOCK in the morning
inc NEw York HERALD dH.on Of the Paclnc-Gsil
% re- ldy At bafpast nine in the morning
" ngle copies, in wrappers, gor mailing, six cents
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THE REGISTRY.

Tho Boards OF Registry yesterday morning at the
several places appointed throughout the city, and
tnued ther session until nine O'Clock last night The
Number registered somewhat than was generally
expected, and shows thai there have been some
lively eanvassng by the aspirants for office and their
frends The following list SHOWS the number registered
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uxIox REPUBLICAN EXECUTIVE coMMIrrse.

An adjourned meeting Of this committee hsid lass
evening, TO make arrangements for the ratification
meeting the Cooper Institute tonight which BUSH
ness having been arranged, further adjournment
had.
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O. sessal sssanssnssk- = spos euf asnsy
asasy Ls.pn.n, 3 HnltSs ~ z: 81 a. q 70,
h1hd1mly missed On NE meFnlng q he day
- which his absence noood he save eome orders
- V The work the farm, shaved hissf with unusual
caso, lef the house and net atervarda day
two Afterwards be found in barn belonging 10
NJ. Exrs Fitch with his throat cut dsad and razor re-
eognizsd - his own lying beside him The Jury ron
dared verdict Of 'sDisd BY his own handAn Nwas
hereditary Of insanity, two othar Members OF the
family having killed themselves
The following being industrously circulated In the
form o. handeiI AID IN local n.~.s.p,.- .hrc
D"'o Less 80. ~-.-....a COUNTLESS
70 CONSERVATIVE REPUBLICANS AND UluoH WAR DING
osArs OF THE TOWNS or COLUMBIA AND DurcHkss cous-
All those In the towns the IN favor
nomination OF General IT, s. Grant for President Hon.
SCHUYLER Collar for Vice President Of the United States
requested 70 meet immediately In their respective towns
and organize Grant clubs, join like New
York and throughout the country the party be called
the "0rant Union Republican Partyn OF the United
States. Its platform TO be universal suffrage, and
but white Americans 70 be eligible 70 hold
oce and the full discharge Of the public debt agreed TO
be paid BY the You requested 10 meet as
others TO do select officers chairman and direct
time and nduence towards this object All IN
favor OF forming party for the good Of the whole country
free from radicals and copperheads party which Is TO
know no North no South no East no Wes, but coun
try and undivided earnestly requested join
foreock and all agree "hsht 1t out that line But 10
BILE to do this let without delay form lines
Nov Is 1857 MANY CITIZENS.
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luscDLI AsnOUs.
9 n 1a1 HoUns o. oUR nAPfmI1s And fRoS5-
,>ak IL = ,s.snss - asssss..sss - 1.sSssa
'aldis Who savst % country saa snslsnally "-Isk
,ou4 i
o1vgcs. nj BRoADwAx
opAxp PoPULAR novHxEaf
GRAND PorULAR MOVEMENT
70 EREOf rHH
GETTYSBURG ASYLUM
oxrTYsnURo ASYLUM
1oa
INVALID SOLDIERS.
INVALID SOLDIERS,
UNDER 4 SPECIAL CHARTER PROM THE STATE
o. PENNSYLVANIA.
Passed March 8. 1857.
AN APPEAL TO THE AMxRicAS PEOPLE.
Tho obsc. Of This Association is 20 provide. BY public
s.sr,ou. NATIONAL HONE for our disabled soldiers
TO cree, asylum for those who in their pAssossns
have served their country the q their hsss
and happiness. in the battle for The nations ne
MANNED, and are incapable Of working fos
maintenance France has hsr Hotel dss Inva-
des wksrs rest the ashes Of the great Napoleon England
her Greenwich and Chelsea Hospitals the former being one
Of me architectural structures devoted % char
I h' Fave sa 1sr. s qs e ~
Monarchles provide for the alienation Of the suf
America f has wA Sr
These noble patriots left happy
need redeem snoss p y a:I:
m
Each Sas sGss
country T e h%sD HAS az 81 skEs
By this association ana ten hou;snd collars haze
asylum.
TarAsuRy DErAn1nxrr,l
orrIcs o. IS1snsAl Rrvssg.
% Ss ~ %
s.
= uses r.n,.a q -. ..,a snpervs,
asis such sia Fssy. s.snDs from i. cssss ssssa:s
S special A' or other su Il 5f1Hfs e os'a Sa
Lrxxsros AvnsUr NEW Yoaz, Oct q, 1881.
s sr nss p %
s. .s%s xS;ss M
no scon has been had as this land knowinQ
the great and crying necessity Of the case the shame ok
Cordially endorse enterprise and shall have Al
the and Of my tongue pen and ssr1 M
Fully synpashzng with your great object tender you.
grauousy services Of my full Orchestra the occa
SION o. your s'''A' : living THEODORE THOMAS.
From the Postmaster General Of the United state.
lrecommend 10 all postmasters thai they shall aid this
truly benevolent and patriotic enterprise. ~ vASn.ry
Being satisfied with the integrity Of your enterprise ys
shssray consent to display k kew
ocr Is 1861 Nos 5ss and $40 Broadway
We hereby certify that we have examined tho diamond
goods pearls rubes and other ecious stones -
described IN the list and ind them ell Ss sSHiaEeB BROS
Diamond importers. No 20 Maiden lane. New York.
Diamond Setter, No. ss4 Brooms street, ne New York
In order 10 promote public condolences in the highest d.
CATION place the $500 OO0 worth o. diamonds
pubic exhibition he large !eweTy e
in the city Of New York world renowned yacht Hem
also been purchased The Farm Of 6 acres e 10
ssaen frms IN he STATE has splendid ana
anere WIN ss Issued At q each admitting
the holders 70 both of the
GRAND MUSICAL FESTIVALS:
FEB 8, iss6
and ono At $500.
noRrIcuIrSSRs44ts y HAhs fsF e s
8.# on'which latter occasion
b Of 81 u ID = e
Monday, February ~ u " O'Clock 4 NJ
so4i.ss0 IN VALUABLE PRESENTS
tho ticket holders In aecordan0o
with the charter and the following
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HOW TO OBTAIN TrcKEra
Orders may be sent Registered Ietters or rose
Office orders In from 81 to IS Il our rsx Largo
amounts should be sent In drafts By express the fo
lowing -
CLUB RATES.
Five tickets 70 address a. 50; 10 tickets 70 a.
dress vi ~ tickets 70 address, t7 30, 10 ckes one
70 one address. SIS.
Address oil orders and Communications 10 -.
0kTfYsBURG ASYLUM AsgOCIAFi0Ns
-Oalce No 81 Broadway. or -
Ne l,l3 chsssass slssee Rhna1elphaA Ssno
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Almanac for New York-rhis Day.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-11-30

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