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COURT er GENERAL SESSIONS.
Before Judge Russell.
aryrryCpa

sExTENCEs
At the opening Of the court yesterday the Judge pro-
ceeded TO pass sentence upon the prisoners who were
rsmanded during the week.
Joseph Packard and Isaac D. Clark the boys who
convicted on charge Of stealing $4,000 worth Of gold
certificates from the. oface Of Mr.. Chandler, in Wall
street. were each sentenced the State Prison for three
years.
William F. Woods, who pleaded guilty TO forgery in
the fourth degree was sent to State Prison for Two
years
James Van Buren,, found guilty Of an attempt at
burglary In the third degree was ssnt 70 the Peneny
James Hughes, william Kilby and Thomas cibney,
who pleaded guilty to assault ana battery upon Geo.
showing the good character Of Kilbv and Gbnsy,
which led the Court 10 suspend Judgment. The Judge
was informed that Hughes reputation vas bad and he
500.
Edward Watson and George King Who pleaded guilty
70 petty larceny were each sent TO the Psnensry foS
nix month"; -
Richard J. Knshan, an ex-onlcer, who assaulted
officer De Shays, fined $50
Judgment suspended In few ~ the roQueel
OF the c,planans in all these instances the court
can any time the arrest OF the parties should
they abuse Its cemency, and sentence them upon the
plea recorded on the records OF the court.
Dennis Desmond and Thomas Rourke, charged with
stealing barrel Of linseed oil and barrel OF whiting.
valued $63 the property OF Theodore d. BoughiOn,
pleaded ruilty TO attempt ut grand larceny. they
were rcmauded for sentence
Frank Farrell pleaded guilty 70 An attempt at grand
larceny having stolen piece OF cloth the 10th OF
May from the store Of Robert Strusberg No 81 Reade
street. In consequence Of mitigating circumstances the
Judge suspended sentence.
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COAsTWIsE sTEAnfsnIPs.
DACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP CONTAINS

kJAtlflC NAIL sIfAMSHlf tOnfANt's
l. THROUGH LINE TO CALEDONIA And CHINA,
CARRYING UNITED STATES MAIL
VIA PANAMA RAILROAD.
Steamers leave pier - North river oo OF Canal street, al
II clock noon, as follows
JUNK l--.fCEAN QUEEN, Captain II. r. Conuor, con-
Meeting with MONTANA. Captain j. Sutton.
with SACRAMENTO, Captain Caveriy.
JusE 3L-ARIZ0NA Captain JET. Maury, connecting
with GOLDEN AGE, Captain A..
baggage allowed free each adult passenger
Medicines and attendance Free -,
All touch Acapulco, those or ISL ana zst
connect ut Panama with for South Pnchc ports
and ih Central American ports, and those OF LIST
touch at Manzinilo !, !.
Departure OF lh Of each month connects with the new
stee m hne from TO Australia and New Iealand
steamer OF IL viii connect at San Francisco Tor
Jsnan and China See advertisement below.
tickets and al further Information apply ~
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SALES Or NEAL ESTATE YESTERDAY.

nv Al B1RxcxER,
Brcsdwsy-House and lot NO. go between 10Th and
2lst Ste, lot 2exz3xls lorl0s ..............e7 .e7amo
Bsss sIst q House and ict No. Is near Broadway.
sS sv-2 lsi n " eorasr iS7sk st. MiiiiiQ...,,. aW
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ftNHE NORTH GERMAN LLpYDS FM gE
Il Steamship HANSA, X. Won Oterpdorp, master, Il
carrying the United States mall win sal from The Bremen
pier, foot Of Third street, Hoboken, on
Thursday May 70,
.N For sl4AAiFH4
AtM Bremen, Southampton.
taking passengers 10
London Havre Southampton and Bremen the following
rates, payable gold Or its equivalent in currency
For the First Cabin, si2s Second CABIN s1s stesr@se
To be followed by the steamship HERMANN, W. II.
Wenke master. Thursday, June q
For freight passage apply To
OELRICHS q CO., eS Broad street.
A MERIcAN CITIZENS ABOUT TO TRAVEL ABROAD
n should obtain United States Passports through JOHN
LANkTRLE, United States Passport Agent, l5 Centre
street, New York, the City Hall
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Rssis sssss. $4,000 %ss.ass1.
pats rosewood fsnefarse. ssau,tUi fsfor suits
Ros% Fsas rls sTSsSaS ad ssS5sss SssF aokss
~ u o@sx s paeessss asals clinton place. Eghth street oc
% os 'pS o.s@oos saS s
so s, e Aass h and ons %
@seS 6entre and Pier tables Etaseres
ssss
arfe Mirrors Chandeers msgniaceni Rosewood Piano
forte Stool and Cover Sss an elegant Instrument
al modern mprsvemsnis ovsr,rans s' Sas: nm pa.s
ssss
S I4s r.. sSs @ as Mas
cart PACK shp 4 goods S si for purchasers
ucuos sALe-s@ooo WORTH OF MAGNIFICENT
"A Household Furniture, Pianoforie. Bronze Drawing
s as# os # = sssR By Il SSS
a. the Ave story brown stone mansion = West Sixteenth
cred french Oroeate the richest description Eisgeres
Sssrs T.lns Tss Lac OF rF y
Nanc Mirrors Velvet Brussels Carpets elegant rosewood
es stool cSys As
snIeaas Bedsieads wsrarobes plate glass doors asir
Extension Dining Table. Buffet. Chairs. Sofas covered
sss us G Tea ruby
GasswaEs French China Dinner and Tea Sets also base
ment Kitchen Furniture. Sale pcremptory
ucTIoM s4IE OF HORSES wagons " sSD ASD LIAR mAs
Brooklyn. by COLE a MDRrHY--2 Rockaway Wagons
Harness. Robes Afghans. &c.
A ssIGNEE's SALE OF CABINET Makers STOCK
"A BY NJ. DOUGHTY, Auctioneer.
THIS DAY. at1uh O'clock at sacsroom 79 Nassau street.
rosewood Parlor Chamber and Dining Room suits walnut
rss
a Ihis ss1TykPAYl SFIERSoos. i o'slssE, si
Broadway Household Furniture Carpets, &C. consisting OF
cuding Paror Dining Room and Chamber Furniiure Vel
vet Brussels and Ingram Carpets; Bedseads Bureaus
sofsa Shar. lounges Mirrora clocss psnsnss Curtains
Crockery, Glass and Chnaware, Table Cutlery, Ac. Sale
positive.
A TTENTION is CALLED TO SALE OF HORSES
"A Carriages &c THIS DAY
MINER =, ,S SqMskyILLE ssdosyn HaIksa THIS DAY.
James street. near Fulton, BROOKLYN See Auction head
"A Broadway Auctoneer will sell this day. at II O'clock
BILE bed Bill rd Tables with Balls, Cues. &c. A
good chance for purchasers they will be sold without
pY HENRY II. LEEDS MINER.
ID HENRY H. LEEDS. Auctioneer win sell by auction on
sATuRDAY May 2o at ios O'clock at their saesroom
Household Furniture Carpets Ac consisting of general
lor Dining Room Library and Chamber Furniture large
and line assortment Of Velvet Brussels Wilton Tapestry,
ana Ingram Carpets elegan, gilt frame French Plate Pier
Tables Rosewood and Black Walnut Paror Suits in broca
tel green blue and crimson Rosewood snd Black
Pillows Bolsters, &c Extension Dining Tables,
Chairs, side Tables China, Crcckery, Glassware, &C.
Also at u oclock large assortment Of Rustic Work VIZ
Mahogany frame Billiard Table, with C1es Balls Coan-
ters, &c
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THE WEEKLY HERALD.

The Cheapest Newspaper and Best Literary
Journal In the Country.
The WEEKLY HKsnp for the present week. ready,
contains the opening chapter OF beautiful story, en-
titled
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WILL BE SOLD At AUCTION ON TUESDAY, NAY
w - NJ 2 o'clock r. NJ. ON the Fashion Course Long
Island not cold before at private sale very fast roam
ting Horse Peder. The horses be morning
10 O'Clock the stable Of Fifth and
Eighty ninth The horses will he driven the course
on day Of sale. To be sold without
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THE OLD KEErER's STORY"

Pccwv-.ssorvrIss o. rnr HLxsuDn and wonAS's
RnHrS'
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DY HENRY H. LEEDS 4 MINER.
ID HENRY H. LEEDS, Auctioneer.
Valuable Household Furniture.
TUESDAY. May 26 at half past 10 O'Clock, a 27 Union
square, side large and valuable OF Fur
aud Brussels Carpets Paror Suits, covered silk bro
collecon Of Paintings statnsry Dining Room Fnrniture
Chandeliers and Brackets Centre Tables, rosewood Bed
Furniture. eaboraely csrved Bedsteads Bureaus
Dressing Glasses Couches, wardrobes Mattresses Pillows
Oilclohs, &c with Kitchen Wares together with other agt
cles enumerated in the catalogue Without reserve.
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L,IYrrEra AUCTION SALE
n Nep lens sersstoa Ceal. WEDNESDAY. May ~.

4 Asn ssas ssrssssa Css % WEDNESDAY. Nay ~,
lB.. =
Nsv vosx, Nay ~ 1857.
The Delaware Iackavanna aud Western Railroad Com
psny wfi cell by Messrs John H. DRAPER d CO.. Auc-
tonesra the Companys saiesroen. - Ercnsnge place
Msy =, 81 ~ O'Clock noon,
Of fresh mined Coal from the Ackawsnua regions Of the
usual Deliverable 81 ther depot EizsSehport k D..
duuus tke month of June 1857
Also the tune and place 30 deliverable ~
washnson. n FOR Newark Paterson and other places
from washinesoa viii be made kaewn Wa time o. sais
Terns-rifsy per payable In current funds
day ~ ss aud the balance. villain tss days thereafter
- ''' JOHN sRrssrx, President
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- spesdid ssssmbost MAGENTA win make The following
trips bssvesu Neg York and Newsrk on sunday nszs ny
fcll ows-Leav~ New York, foot Of Barclay street.
ioSA. ~. - and 70 - Leave Newark, foot o.
centre street. A. r.. and % ~ stopping g .srfss
Point zach way. ". 0AsTON. Supenassnoens
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cSuNDAy ExcuRsroN soar TO coLLBon r0INr,
sisss~ss svIvAN tfREXn sii leave Psek slp for iss
ABOVE p,css every sunday morning during the summer ~
"a lanfne Eighth street aud Thirty ssvenh street
each way ReturntnS leaves 0isn Cove q ~ q - Nsw
ExprnelIe A 4 n ~.
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Il ONpoN AND NEW YoRK STEAMSHIP LINE
fAs.se to London o. Brest sl0 ne epa ~ aas
1xc0rsion tickets reduced available 1877 ~
fAIAhANrA. Captain Pnkhsm. ron New f9rn, sss ~
1ELL0NA Captain Dison, from New Yer. suns e
yELIA. Captain Lesd.l- from New Yer. june -
NA PENN Captain Bilnse from n ssw Srs ~rA ~, l.v.
The elegant British sfeansh Al .oAse
Esr No North River for London ealing ~ bres', on
n, -, n,ee Iii ths steamers Of this line win call
a Rres ~ lana Tickets sold through by rail
Rarts First Second thn passonsors a. "ehS hse
Der less than regular rates X.,, I.
ua.sas anaue,p Rotterdam, Amsterdam and Dnnkirk.
Tcr Passage apply 10 knbERE y. CLARK, 10 broadway.
~. frs,ght apply ~ South street g@
-o' '"s ROWLAND A AsPINwALI, Agents.
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U,OR CHARLESTON
The Peoples Mall steamship Company during the pre-
sent uuil freight win despatch OF their steam
ships pier No. East river every alternate saturday,
a3P. NJ. = -
The new and elegant steamship, EMILY r. soUDER.
Captain Lebby will leave pier No East river, Satur
day May Is r. NJ. For freight passage, having
splendid sAteroom accommodations apply to
LIVINGSTON. FOX CO.,
s. Liberty street
The MOSEKA will her regular day the
convenience OF shippers and passengers require.
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THE BOSTON wATER POWER COMPANY WILL
offer for sale auction. at the Merchants Exchange In
Boston TUESDAY, the 2h OF May nst at II O'Clock s
OF That day
One million two hundred thousand feet Of land Coum
Huntington Westchescr park, and on
Northampton Springfield, Worcester Concord, Rutland
Newton Pembroke, Brookiine, Canton Dartmouth, STAN
hopa st. James, Exeter aud Marlborough streets For terms
apply Boston Water Power Company at Boston, Or
Farmcrs' Loan and Trust Company, New York.
MAY Il. 1857
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AND A TOUCHING sxgIcE,

UNTO THE END,n
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u, COTTON, ACKNOWLEDGING AND tMrOR-
saut sale cf Household Furniture French Plate Mir
or sula, Carpets ana Oriohs Curtains and Cor
Beds natesses. Wardrobes marble top Dress Bu
reaus Extenssen Tables Secretaries Ac THIS DAY tsa
urdayh Nay - ~ ek o'clock. ~ 7e Broadway opposite
New vorE Hotel largo and varied Of really
good Fmnure fro. several taassss watch vim embrace
Amoas them sir raror SUITS - or Carpeis In vel
vet tapestry shreepiy aud agrsn " French ats Mir
DAmAak Curtains and Covnrcs all knds or Bedroom
Tnrriture Feather nsds Hair piao Furniture
kc. Catalogues early thts uorniug
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DY MINER 3 sOMERvIL.LE.
ID Al Horse Auction Mart,
Union square. TUESDAY, May N,
Several fine Turnouts and Family roams. Park Phaeons
top and top Wagons, several Road Horses,
Saddle Horses. some very hne
Tr0t>ing stock, &c.
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DY MINER h sONERvILLE IN BRooKLYs
ID THIS DAY tSATURDAYl MAY 10
AT u O'CLOCK,

Bf AiSEn 1hs sSxFsslFtF Sx7 NAY ssooAIHS
At THE Old Ii i sRoSkIyS S'SkGSS MARKET,
two blocks from Fulton ferry.
Several Several sos sesa Esss %sst nGss:: Hos:s. :
Top and no top Road Wagons.
Very ans ssam Of bay Horses.
TSo TSr,s cesps s,os.sss EUefaTays; Eocsssav, ae
Regular Horse sales At our Aactcn Mart Union Place
so'f so at sros1lyn Horse TssEyn
's s,sIs
psTs. Si.has desiring sell Horses, Carriages
RY JAMES NJ xiLLER,mzTuEspAY,. NAY a Mn
E1ec1ors o feer soss. o1rS
ner S.s ch Fl street. EsSs,s s,reeis os Land whole
.S @ S a. and ssssSs
encng the northeast corner Of soh street Fourth
north q Nap sna az ss
ouice
RYLASpT 4 wAIDRox, AUcIIoSEERs SAC aRoAn-
second hand furniture CARPETS, &C. Also Two chs@s.r
s SS sn sssS e R.%. s Also eight black wal
DEM p rHEALL AuCrIoKERR
ID Very attractive sale Of Household Furniture, lot
Carpets China, Glassware, &c
BY rHEALL BROS, TaIs DAY ssAruRpAYl. at los.
Nassau very barge ana general assortment OF ne rose.
Sans %
grain Carpets, Lace and Reps Curtains Hair aud Husk
Mattrcsscs Bosers aud Pillows, French China and Glas.
Ware, Kitchen Utensils. &c.
Catalogues now ready at % Liberty street.
CTTy AUCTION MART CORNER BROADWAY AND
ser rHis esAiTspAYj xoRNisc. at 10 o,sloes,
asrge assortment of Horses Carriages, Harness. Whips,
&e., comprising in part,
pair OF sofrei Mares, Is hands high years old, very
sysh and speedy and warranted In particular Also
. top Buggy Wagon made by Isaae Mir. Also set Of
double Harness. The above Il the H.
Sere, Esq., who sells account OF leaving for Esrope
ssy Ware lSs: hsnds is high A YEAR OIL.
A black Mare. years DID, sound and kind.
bay Mare. yeArs old, very stylish.
sofrel Horse. 10 hands high good work horse
other lorses Full particulars catalogues. which
win be ready in time for the ssie No pos'oneaeni ON
count Of weather.
CHARLEs HoHLENBERe AUCTIoNEEn. 8 EAST
~ Tenth street. will soil MONDAY the 9Th inst first
with Horss and Can be bought
privately before Monday
D1AucTioSSEas AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS.
smith Nixou's block il6 Clark street, Washingou.
CHICAGO.
advanced consigned tor sae Regular
aale tuesday, Thursdays and saturdays Accounts
rendered clear day asr sais Outdoor sales promptly
attended 10. --
W. r. Coobaugh. Esq. President y. n Bank 10 Lake st.
y ~ AdsiA Esq., Banker, ~ Clark street
a. PARA Bsq Agent Rank ot Montreal q Ia Sale o.
Messrs johnson spencer Co. Hardware fnpsvsers. -
Jas wsrrsct Esq.. Kurspsss mss~rs AZ. DsArsors
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A UCTION NOTICE.-JOHN MORTIMER, is FAST
IA Broadway Auctoneer viii sell this day, at II O'clock
mar BILE bed Bill rd Tables with Balls, Cues, &C. A
good chance for purchasers they viii be sold without
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A UcTIoN SALE OF HORSES, WAGONS. AND HAR-
N SATURDAY at II O'Clock. Y37 Fulton street,
Brooklyn. b. COLE MbRrHY--2 Rockaway WAGONS
top Wagons no top Wagons business Wagons, good
Harness. Robes, Afghans &c
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- Wholesale Shirt Store.
RICHARD WALTERS, Auctioneer, win sell on SATUK &
DAY 18th, Ii O'Clock at l20 Duane street. wholesale
stock OF Linens Mus,ins Woolcn. Cashmere and othei
Fancy Shirts Drawers, Hosiery. Suspenders and othei
Goods: also large stock material for Misunderstanding
JoH's IYscn Deputy JOHN KELLY, Sheriff.
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A ssIGNEE's SALE OF CABINET Makers STOCK
"A BY NJ. DOUGHTY. Auctioneer.
THIS DAY at lU o'clock Mt salcsroom ~ Nassau street.
rosewood Parior Chamber and Dining Room sus; walnut
and mahogany do; Pier and Mantel Mirrors rosewood
Panof1rtes. &C By order Of JAMES X HALL, Assignee
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CHERRIES sALE.-THE VALUABLE LIVERY STABLE
- property known Hamon's Livery, corner North
Fourth and Fourth streets Williamsburg, TUESDAY,
May ~ Al sA O'Clock consisting Of ten first class Hack
large 10, of double single HARNESS., seighs, Feed
Wagons Robes Blankets. &C.; Cows and Calf. For par
tculars catalogues. Sale positive.
F4a JOHN LINSKY, Deputy Sheriff.
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A TrENTIoN is CALLED TO SALE OF HORSES.
IA Carriages &c THIS DAY.
BY MINER q SOMERvILLE THIS DAY.
at Old Brooklyn Market
James street. near Fulton, BROOKLYN See Auction head
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J. SATURDAY EVENING. MAY II. 1867.

until everso. many o'clock. On reach
ing his door steps and fishing up his
night key, he became satisfied that be
was essentially conviyialized, and not
precisely in that condition which a good
husband should be to meet COED wife.
Cautiously entering the hall, he stopped {,
listened a moment, heard no noise, and
congratulated himself that the family
were asleep. Quietly he took of over
coat, drew of boots, turned off hall light,
slowly ascended stairs to family bedroom,
hesitated at deor, believed he was rea-
sonably right, stealthily entered, found
gas turned low, wife apparently asleep,
thought she was asleep, sat down, list
eued again, no stir; began to undress T;
gets coat, vest, pants, drawers, stockings
all safely off; was journeying carefully
toward couch when wife Of his bosom
quietly asked
%" Coming to bed, dear ? "
{" Yes, love. "
well, dear, hadn't you better take of
vbur hat ?"
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Dsaorintion Of Our saviour,

The following was copied from the fly
leaf of an old Bible, when up Red river
with Gen. Banks expedition.
The Boston Journal says the following
epistle was taken by Napoleon from the
public record of Rome, when he deprived
that city Of So many valuable manu-
scripts
Il was written of the time and on the
spot where Jesus Christ commenced his
ministry, by Publius Centulus, Governor
of Judea, to the Senate Of Rome-Casar,
Emperor 1t waa the custom in those
days for the Governor to write any event
Of importance which transpired while he
held Office. .HII aH|
Conscript Fathersl There appeared,
in these our days, a man named Jesus
Christ, who is yet living among us, and
of the Gentiles is accepted as prophet
Of great truth but his own disciples call
him the Son Of God he hath raised
the dead, and cured all manner Of dis
eases. He is mao Of stature, tall and
comely, with very ruddy countenance,
sach as the beholder may love and fear
His hair is the color of the iilbert, when
fully ripe, plain to his ears, whence
downward it is most ornet in color,
curling and waving about his shoulders;
in the middle Of bis head is a seam or
partition Of loRg hair. after the manner
Of the Nazariles. His forehead is plain
aud delicate; his face without spot or
wrinkle, beautiful, with eomely red;
his nose aud mouth are exactly formed
beard the color Of his.hair, ana thick, not
Of any great hight but forked.
In reproving be is terrible; in admon-
ishiug, courteous; in speaking, very
modest and wise; in proportion Of body,
well shaped None have ever seen him
laugh, bat many have seen him weep.
A man, for Surprising beauty, eKcelling
The children Of menr
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Special notices % cents per line.
The usual deduction will be made on MONTH
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All approved forms of ordinary Life Policies
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A Philadelphia gentleman Of festive
tastes. Who takes "fair shake at al
The obtaiuabie pleasures Of the town, last
week assisted. a. heavy dinner, took
much potable, and did not leave for home
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RICHARD HIMSELF AGAIN !!
JOS. S. LEvETT d CO.,

Having secured the cOmmodious Store
Cor. of Main and Union Streets.
WILL OPEN, ON THE FIRST OF MAY.
w their new and extensive Spring stock of
Boots, Shoes and Caters. made to order for
city trade, being unsurpassed for quality and
prices since the war, both in wholesale and
retail departments. where we shall be pleased
TO see and serve our old friends and the public
as in days Of yore. Also some specialties direct
from France. JOS, ). LEVITT CO.,
81 Corner Main and Unian streets.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1867-05-11
ALLEN HOUSE,
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ALLEN BOYS AT THE DESK.

A FIRST CLASS ROTEL Is OURS.
"A Charres are moderate. Ne trouble or o1-
pense shall be spared %
MAKE ALL COMFORTABLY.
sd al for s. 50 per day. o. ten dollars per
s-raf- Aiso. have a number of fnc rooms suit
ale ior families fitted o. ordeT.
iCR NJ. ALLEN. Prorrietor-