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KemphIs nnd Chic railroad.
or MAILS.

Until further notice the Mails win close a
follows
For Cairo, Chicago, St Louis, Nashville, Louis
Vile. Cincinnati, Cleveland, Pittsburg, Phfla
delphia, Buffalo, Albany, New York, BaIdt
more, and AL cities north and west a.
BIB D.m.
For Chattanocga, Richmond, Washington
Augusta, Columbus, Ga, Montgomery, NO
bile Ala New York, Nashville, and AL ciuei
south and east, at $50 pm.
For New Orleans. BaUon Rouge, Jackson, bliss.
Vicksburg, Natchez, and al cities SOUTH, Al
fp.m.
All Stations on Mississippi and Tennessee
southern, New Orleans, Jackson and Grea1
Northern railroads at $50 pm.
All Stations OF Memphis and Louisville and
branch railroads at 3 pm.
All Stations on Memphis and Charleston, Mis-
sissippi Central, Mobile and Ohio, Nashville
and Decatur, Nashville and Chattanooga and
East Tennessee railroads at 5 am.
For Little Rock, Pine Bluff and all Landings
en- Arkansas and White rivers, fsemi-weeklyl,
Tuesdays aud saturdays.
Mississippi river south, tseml-Weeklyl Tues
days and Saturdays.
Mississippi ~river-north, (semi-weeklyl, Mon.
days and Fridays.
R c. GIsT, Postmaster Memphis.
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A BRIGHT STAR GOEE.-A dispatch
was received yesterday morBing, convey
ing the sad Intelligence that Miss Ella
Shock, daughter Of our well-known
feIlow.citizen, CRpt. s. H. Shock, died
Of cholera at the Southern Hotel, st.
Louis Monday night, She was a mem
Der u the party who recently left Mem
phis for Niagara Fails, and had returned
as far - ST. Lonis when seized with the
disease which 50 suddenly Terminated
her life. Hiss Shock was a most estina-
BE young lsdy, beautiful In person, re-
fined in manners, and possessing a sweet
tempeFament which endeRred her to all
With whom she came in contact. Her
death Is a sad blow to her parents, broth
ers and sisters, who nearly idolized her
no one who has ever seen her bright face
Will be able 10 repress q pang Of sorrow
At the announcement that so lair aud
sweet q dover has thus pEematurely
fsded away. We tender the afflicted
family cur sincere condolences in theiI
8flictioD,
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-10-23

COwPERTHwATT, CHAPMAN & Co.
We are always pleased to render praise
where it is due, and it gives us more than
ordinary pleasure to call the attention Of
our readers to the card Of Messrs. G. c.
& Co, in another column. They have
just commenced business at the old stand
Of Jehle Il Bro, Main street, between
Madison and Court. They have on hand
q fine stock Of books and stationery, and
will serve their customers in good style.
The senior partner, Mr.. Coperthwaite, is
well known to the readers OF this journal
as a poet far above mediOcrity. While
we wish him all success in his new
undertaking, it is to BE hoped that he
will occasionally contribute to our fourth
page.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-10-23

Blue LINE-Ths old reliable cotton
line is again becoming the popular car
rier OF 3 very large share Of the Heecy
staple from the Bluff City to the manu-
turing towns Of New England as well as
New York and other large cities. Cot
ton over this route goes by steamers
daily TO Cairo and thence by rail. II
reaches its destination 10 quick time and
in perfect condition, while the freight Is
as low as by any o. the other routes.
Cotton shippers should cali on Asfry
Hsrnastsd d Co, a. the corner oi MAIN
and Madison. and learn the numerous
advantages possessed by this line,
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-10-23

EDUCATIONAL We clip the following
from the EcssiaG Ledger Of yesterday
" A correspondent from the Sixth Wsrd
writes, complaining that charges Of five,
ten and twenty-five cents are frequently
made tn the children Of one of city
schools for pencils, copy books, mucilage,
etc. and they are compelled to patron
ize q certain bookstore kept in the school
building on Linden street. As be says
he is poor, and that it is a wrong to him
needing correction, we give him the ben
eft Of this statement. There are many
to whom small sums are important, and
their right must be respected If the
facts are as stated bytheir correspondent,
the superintendent ofschools should look
into the matter.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-10-23

LoNq AND SHORT. some
OF the long-eared quadrupeds cut up
fantastic tricks, which not only aston
ishea.he riders, but the lookers-on as we'll.
Yesterday Officer Charley n. Martin
went 20 Coroner Cotton's residence
taking : mule for conveyance. The
long-esFed spimal objected to being
brought up with q round urn and threw
the rider, disIocating bis shOglGer. Ept-
ton will have 10 get 3 new foreman FOR
a week, at least.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-10-23

500 BbIs Mess Pork,
20 Casks Bacon sides,
~ Casks shoulders.
S25 Sacks Choice Coffee.
800 Bbls Sugar, assorted,
500 BbIs Flour, all grades,
200 BbIs Meal,
SO Bbls whisky,
100 BbIs N. o.. MOIasses.
$50 Half BbIs N d. MOIasses,
800 Hits MackeFeI.
50 Bbls No. LIZ and 3 Mackerel
$50 Pieces Kentucky Bagging,
20 Bales India Bagging,
100 Coils Rope,
400 Hair Cells Rope.
800 Kegs Lard.
80 Tierces Lard.
100 BXs Tobacco. assrt'd brands
so Bbis No. 4 Cider Vinegar,
30 Bills Breakfast Bacon,
30 TIerces SugaF-cured Hams,
And an extra large assortment Of Groceries
which will be sold low for cash, or on usual
time 70 prompt paying customers.
Advances VIII be made on shipments OF
Cotton, for sale here, or to our friends in New
Orleans.
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Land For sale.

\ undivided one-haIr interest In 5000 acres
A Of Red river bottom land, IN Lafayette
aud SEWER COUNTIES, Arkansas
Thfsiutersst. the title 70 which Is perfect, will
be sold a. q low figure. Tor One-thlrd cash and
the remainder al one and two years, without
Interest
AI~1. 300 acres OF magnificent Arkansas
river bottom land, above al overflow, and The
Huesr body OF land in the state, IN Crawford
county. Arkansas.
These lands VIII be sold together or In par
Apply to PIKE & ADAMS,
Attorneys at Law,
mhs-tf Z3 Main street, Memphis
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THos. F. sNEED,

Successor TO henneuay a snoeu
TTILL contuue the Grocery, Cotton and
w Commission Business at the old stand No
X Nam street. where be viii be pleased 10 see
ssR In T.. r sNEED.
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SALOON ROBBERY.-At an early hour
yesterday morning, the saloon OF
Theme, 10. Il Monroe street, was en-
tered bv enc or more burglars, when the
cash drawer was robbed Of about one
hundred dollars. The safe was also en-
tered, and about two hundred dollars in
currency, two gold watches and a vslus-
bic diamond ring taken. The whole
value Of the property amounted TO over
eight hundred dollars. The thieves are
suppoaed 70 have effected an entrance by
way OF the trsnsom. They got=oh with
the booty. No arrests IS far as heard
from
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-10-23

LoLou1 e4N AcNAHauEu ny ZIG aLtlOI 10
the gifted actress, for sale at Bernard &
McClure's, 1873 Main street.
Shaker Flannel Shirts and Draw
ers. Robson, Sneed & Co. ocll II
Trunks, vaIises ana Bags, Robe
son, Sneed & Co. OcI1 If
No Decephon.-We mean to close out
the retail branch, and have marked all
Dry Goods down TO lowest figures. Rice,
Silk & Co. octs I'm
Attend the closing out sale of Rice,
Silk & Co. You will find q complete
stock Of Dry Goods at lower prices than
ever. OctS Ina
READ the advertisement of
Rice. SILK a Co. Their immense
stock Of Fashionable Dry sSOOds
VIII be closed cut regardless of
cost, 10 quit the retail trade.
octS I'm
We cannot enumerate the prices Of our
immense stock to be cleared out. They
are the lowest, in order TO secure an
early sale. Rice, Silk & Co. oct8 I'm
4 NeW Pace.-One Of the neatest
oyster saloons, consisting OF apartments
for ladies and gentlemen, we know OF,
has been opened on the corner Of Main
and Union streets, up stairs, entrance on
Union street, by Messrs. d. Aste d Co.,
where oysters OF the best kind are served
up in every style.
OcI5-eOd0W
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Z. 5. CAMERON,
Ed. A. BEECHER
T. B. HEISKELL, ;
T d. ELDRI GE,
JOSH r. FLIPPIN.

Robert Hutchinson, Esq, seconding
the adoption of the resolutions, addressed
the meeting appropriately upon the life,
character and high professional standing
Of the deceased.
On motion of Mr.. ]. w. Westcott, il
was
ResolUed, That a copy Of the proceed.
ings OF this meeting be presented TO the
different courts Of the city with the re.
quest that the same be spread upon the
minutes, and that the Secretary be direc-
ted TO furnish a copy to the family of the
deceased and that the city papers be re-
quested TO publish the same.
The following members OF the bar were
appointed to present the proceedings to
the different courts ChaDcery Court,
Robert Hutchinson Law Court, John S.
Kerr Criminal Court, c. S. Cameron
Circuit Court, J. r. FliPpin Municipal
Court, J. W. Westcott.
On motion Of S. P. Rose, Esq, the
meeting adjourned.
7. W. BROWN, Chairman.
V. B. WADDELL, Secretary.
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REORGANIZATION.
st. Louis, Memphis &VickSbUrg
PACKET LINE.

ONE OF the four following hrst IL
class side wheel Steamers will E
leave Memphis promptly on fridays and
MONDAYS, at s O'Clock pm for ViCksburg and
all way landings: Steamers
RUBICON. W. b. Blake, Master, FRIDAYS;
Il. NJ. SHEEVE, Il. Carter, Master. FRIDAYS;
COLUMBIAN, Barnes, Master, MONDAYS;
PEORIA CITY, D. II, Silver, Master, MONDAYS
Making close connection with Meridian and
Selma Railroad, and YazoO River Packets.
By prOmptnCss and regularity and strict at
tention to all business entrusted to them, these
Packets trust to merit and receive the patron
age OF Shippers.
Freight received ct all hOurs at City Wharf
boat, loot Of Monroe street,
LARRY HARMSTAD& CO., Agents,
Ocl6 q 81 Main street, corner Madison.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-10-23

THE WEATHER-DUring the past
t~wenty-6oHr hours the weather has
changed and we are glad to say much
for the better. About twelve o'clock on
Monday night the rain commenced 70
" gently fall " and the s~prinkling eontin-
ned at intervals till about 3 pm. yes
terday. The storm came from the north
east, but gradually veered direct North.
Up to the hour OF our going TO press
there Is every appearances Of q frost-s
eonsummation most devoutly to be
wished for.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-10-23

ENlNoNs & Son, No. 10 Jefferson street,
and 1913 Main street, have received the
Waverly Magazine, Wilkes spirit, the
Commercial and Financial Chronicle,
Police News, Police Gazette, Harpers'
Weekly, Round Table, Jolly Joker for
November. Sunday Magazine, Good
Words for October, Hours al Home and
Boys and Girls Monthly all for No
vember, London Art Journal for October
sad dsiliss from everywhere and every
day for OCTOBER also Harpers' Monthly
for November.
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Two large and splendid Halls at No. 22l Sec
ond street. in Adams Block. suitable for Literary
associations, balls private parties, clubs lee
tureS. fairs. etc VIII be rented
Inquire OF N Hill. Main street, Webster block;
OF Mtme- Llese, on the premises nom ! 70 ~
o'clock pm SCI
II - X K l. n II
TWO OFFICES. formerly occupies by the
Metropolitan Police Commissioner, No. n
Madison street. Inquire at Police onice, -
Madison street..
MamunfE lime 10 TEg-- fell u
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ME are authorized TO Announce AMOS II.
w CURLdN As a candidate FOR snerln 81
Shelby count At the ensuing Maron ElecUon
n 1858.
Msmphis Jriv n. ISF. sul tss
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SExrEEN.-At No IS Jefferson street,
0urUd friend :. D. Mcclure viii be found
during business hours, ready and willing
10 wait on any person desiring life in
surauCe He represents one Of the best
compsnies in the East, and will give
binding receipts 70 applicants when the
physician indOrsas the application. Call
and see Mac st No. Is Jefferson street.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-10-23

CLOTHrNa, You BET-COmplaiut was
made % Ms. Justice Miller yesterday, by
Mr.. Issse B4ttsus, that q negro woman
named Bette had taken, stolen and car.
ried awsy q gusntity Of clothing, to-
gether with q waller d0rg purp.n A
warrant was issued sud Bette arrested.
Upon being questioned as TO her guilt,
she said TO the officer in reply to every
inquiry, " You bet" The property was
recovered and Bette lodged IN the quar-
tiers appointed for 81 offenders,
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-10-23

EOR REM

LOH REM"
7 visa 20 rent 100 acres Of rich Big Creek
LAND. In TIE NortherB portion OF shelby
couafv. Tenn. IL viii be rented IN large or
small tracts Address
CHAMBERLAYNE JONES, SR,
~ 80 60 EE-.--zaTa- low = 90 .
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-10-23

DEATH OF B. F. BLACKBURN.-At an
adjourned meeting Of the members OF The
Memphis bar, held at the Criminal Court
room on the 22d day of October, the
committee appointed to draft resolutions
expressive Of the sentiment Of the bar
upon the death of our professional
brother, B. +. Blackburn, Esq, reported
the following;
We, the members of the Memphis bar,
have met on this solemn occasion to bow
our heads in humiliation before the giver
Of all good, and TO drop q tear Of sorrow
upon the grave Of eur departed brother,
Breckenridge +. Blackburn.
We deplOre his death as a great loss to
our profession. We will miss him as our
friend and genial companion, whose
bright couutenaDce, beaming with intel
Hgence, and whose winning, gentle ways
will no longer grace presence.
We mourn his loss with unaffected
sOrrOw-grieve that we shall never see
his face again, and tender our deep,
heartfelt sympathies to that one of all
others Oh whom he loved 50 well to look,
and whose presence was the sunlight of
his noble soul. To her, his little ones,
and his bereaved relatives, we can only
say we our with you and will ever
hold his memory sacred, and strive to
emulate his virtues.
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ANNOUNCEMENT.

DLEASE announce my name as a candidate
for the office or County Register for Shelby
county. SC the ensuing March cao
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MEssRs. LARRY HARMsrAD & Co, Agfs Menu
phis and Cincinnati Packet Company:
Allow me 10 offer you the sincere
thanks Of our Association for the liberal
donation Of 500; as your donation assists
US, in the same proportion it will enable
Us to extend our exertiOns in relieving
the sick. Thanking you kindly for the
line you represent, I remain your Obedi-
ent servant,
r. W. AINgLIE.
Pres't Howard Association.
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Agents Wanted.

w want an active energetic Agent in every
civil district. at So to $50 per month, %
canvas for and deliver our very POPULAR South
eru Historical Work. For ml PARTICULARS adj
l-e.s lneLn.ma fhraa ranE stamn
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-10-23

GEORGIA STATE LOTTERY-For the
beneftOf the Masonic Orphans Home,
combination class No.. l04. The fellow
ing we're the drawn numbers, October
%, 1867:
BIS
n. BEREFLE, Agent,
= No. q Adams street
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II O L II a - L
ETWE
FOR a TERM OF

THAT most desirable and centrally located
Hotel. called " HOTEL DE EUROPE
The Furniture. OF every kind. now used n
the Hotel. will be sold with the Lease II de-
sired. For terms OF Lessee apply at the once OF
KENNY & PORTER,
Kit Williams Block,
DEL # Corner Second and Madison SGss
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-10-23

IN TROUBLE AGAIE-JohB Mitchell,
who was arrested 3 few days since
charged with stealing a sum Of money
from a dying man AZ the hospital was
accused yesterday Of stealing q suit Of
clothes, the property OF one Ed. Farrell,
q night Waterman at the hospital Com
plant was made 70 the Police. but alas,
too late-the accused had vacated the
burg.
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Executors Notice.

1CCCAeNfO bN
nroTICE IS hereby given to the heirs OF II
n man Belts, deceased, and al parties con
@--ned thal We, as surviving executors OF said
esasta have this day filed our account As such,
Wfth John League. Clerk Of the County court
of shelly county, where parties concerned can
C--a farHsrd and eXamlHe haLne-
SAMUEL MOSBY,
ANDERSON q BkTTIS,
Surviving Executors
Memphis, ssptenber II, i@L sel2 FFs
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QUARANTINE.-Ths quarantine now
established 81 Island No. I, below Cairo,
does not interfere in any way with the
trips Of the steamer General Anders on,
which plies from Columbus TO Cairo, 10
connection with the Mobile and Ohio
and Illinois Central railroads. Persons
going by rail vis Columbus and Cairo
are not detained, but go through without
stopping st quarantine, This is an i'm
p~OrtGEtitem TO persons travelling through
and should be generally known.
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z o r A E.
Twelve No. / Billiard Tables for sale. Fol
particulars. INQUIRE At T. Il. EVANS,
oc4Im Il Monroe street.
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FOR SALE.

DESIDENCE FOR SALE-The
N undersigned Offers for sale the Re idence
OF the late Dr. W. r.. RaiDes in the Town q
Hsrnsnuo. DeSotO county, Miss. There is on
the premises a large and cummCu1ous Frame
Building. with six rooms. Out-hOureE- Stables
Orchards. etc. suG situated ue1r the Nissis-
sippi and Tennessee railroad depot For FUR
the Information address the undersigned al
Harnando Miss W. A RAINES.
OcIg line AdmfnistratOr.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-10-23

GOOD ATTEEDANCE.-The Merchants
saloon, corner OF Main and Madison
street,. has, for months past, been the
resort Of L most prominent business
men. II still sustaius its well earned
reputation. As a caterer for the palate,
John Davis cannot be eXcelled, while
Mr.. Brown Smith, who has crossed the
plains, does the oysters Up in fine style.
The boy Harry gives good attendance.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-10-23

ACCIDENT A young gentleman,
named Wood - mo relation or John's),
in driving along st. Martin street yester-
day s~fternoOR unfortunately run OveF
a child, daughter Of 3 Mr.. Carleton,
breaking two ribs and injuring Der Sc
verely, Mr.. Wood, regretting the acct
dent, rendered ali the Rssistance in his
power, furnishing medical attendance
and money. The little me is doing
nicely.
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MURDEROUS ASSAULT.
THE TATE VS.. P
The Accused Arrested and
Lodged i'm Prison.

About one O'Clock yesterday a man
named John ROurke appeared at the
Office Of Mr.. Justice Miller, and COM
planned that John Murphy had as
saulted him in the house Of Ed. Mexico
nan, on Front street. From the nature OF
the complaint it appears that the parties
could not agree as to the payment Of
some drinks, when Murphy went TO the
sidewalk, picked up q rock and struck
Rourke on the head, the blow knocking
him ssnseless for some moments. The
injured man was properly taken care Of
and the accused party was arrested and
furnished with bars TO look through.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-10-23

DIsCHARGED.-The man Driscoll who
was arrested some days since charged
with ~assaulting Officer ShOckee at the
Adams Street Station, was brought
before Mr.. Justice Miller yesterday. The
Magistrate after hearing the evidence
was Of opinion that the accused should
be discharged, and so ordered.
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VICKSB URG, MISS,

OC'OoeF q 4oO4s
IN consequence OF the prevalence Of yellow
L fever in The city OF Yicksburg, we feel COM
PEELED, by the duty we owe 70 ourselves, our
familes and employees, to postpone the second
preliminary distribution OF the Mississippi Ag-
ricultural, Educational and Manufacturing
Aid Society from the 10th day OF October to the
ID OF November, 1867.
To give our patrons and the public, at a dis
tAnee, the necessary time for renewal Of Ger
tidcates, the third preliminary distribution
will be drawn November: 10th, and the Grand
scheme, December %, 1867.
We trust that a kind and indulgent public
will both excuse and approve OF the short post
ponement
Correspondents, and persons ordering certin-
Gates, are requested to direct their communities
lions 10 tho Secretary at Meridian, Miss, 70
which place our offco is temporarily removed.
An authorized agent will remain at Yicksburg
to attend to any communications or orders for
Certificates.
W. D. LYLEs, President
ALBERT SANDAL Secretary.
BS- The rswIn Of the School Fund for
VicksbUrg and Jackson will be postponed from
October 2sh 70 November 18th, IS5L
WY .Iaff
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TOR T
STORES and OFFICES in Bethel'E New
Building. on the corner Of Main and South
Court streets Apply in the building % ?.
BETHEL, or 5 p. WALKER, JE-, IN rooms
FoIaud2' my2u
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NEW MEMPHIS THEATER.-The beau
tiful play entitled The Pearl Of SdUoy.
was produced at the New Memphis last
night TO a fair house. The enchanting
young actress, Miss Emile Melville, ap-
pearing as marie" A western paper
says she is the only successful rival Of
Maggie Mitchell, in this character.
Having seen them both we have no
hesitation in saying that Miss Melville
eXcels in this part. Her acting il natu-
raj, her singing excellent her every ap-
pesTance never fails to bring down the
house. She was well supported BY the
company. We omitted to say yesterday
morning that Mrs. Gulick made her first
appearance on Monday night. This lady
by her native mOdesty has made hosts Of
friends in Memphis. Manager Thomp-
son has done well to bring her
back again tonight. A grand benefit
for the relief Of the sick of the city will
be given as announced yesterday morn
ing. Lady Don and Miss Melville have
volunteered their services. The sick and
suffering should not forget this kind act.
d" Perfection and Jenny LindU will
be put on the stage. Let the house be
filed to overlooking on this occasion for
the benefit of suffering humanity. We
learn that the proceeds will be given to
the Howard Association. The proceeds
Of Harry WeatheTbee's bar tonight will
be given for the same charitable object.
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Buy your Clothing from Robson,
Sneed & Co., 3O5 Main street. ocIl Il
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EOR RkNT-

LOh hENI-
Dne-naIF Of a most desirable once, suitable
for a LAWYER. Also, a sleeping rOOm for rent
and furuirurs of same Tor sale. Address &C
n aDTa,T 0A7ra ocS
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New Store and RaWdre H0use.-My
would respectfully inform, that l have
opened at No. 332 Front street, near
Union, Stanton,& Moore's old stand, one
OF the best selected stocks of stoves, Tin
and Hardware ever brought to this mar.
ket. Heating stoves, especially, of every
size and OF the latest patterns and i'm
provements. Buyers and the trade in
general are invited to examine my stock
before purchasing elsewhere.
f. ". REINHARUT,
oc2ylw g32 Front street..
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EBelie Melville P0LEG-A beautiful
composition for the Piano, by E. o.
Eaton, and dedicated by the author to
the gifted actress, for sale at Bernard &
McClure's, 1873 Main street.