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NEW GOODS. We are receiving our
~ fall supply OF Churns, Bar ksts, Brooinss fea-
thsr and Fair busters Clothes. shoe ana scra ,r,
bling Brushes Bra,s bound Cars ana nussg MI ~, ss
. 'nous"Aa pAaDElDGg y ANDERSON,
1855 - SCI Broad street.
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MARRIED,

On the evening of the 18th instant by the Rev.
James L. Gates, Mr.. SAMUEL. NJ. DELANY TO Miss
MAEY Z. JONES; both Of this city.
on the evening of the 2ah August, by the Rev.
James Z. Gates, Mr.. GEORGE P. TYLER and Miss
BETTIEF +. DELANY; both of Richmond.
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RSONAL.-Informatio wanted of
< the whereabouts Of TEXANA JOHNSON E
colored woman, about eighteen Or twenty years Of
age, who was sold IN Richmond during the war;
aud ia supposed to be living In one OF the south
States Her mother resides in this city, and will
be thank ful for any information addressed to her
here CHARLOTTE JOHNSON.
se 2S-fwk
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NEW GOODS NEW GOODS!

NEW GOODSl NEW GOODS!
CARDOzA, ALsoP 4 FOURQUREAN,
mo. 9l3 Broad street, below Tenth,)
Are now opening land will continue to receive
during the present week. LARds AND WELL So
LgCTED STOCK OF
FALL GOODS,
direct from New York to which they invite the
attention OF their customers and the public. They
are prepared to offer great bargains IN Linens ana
House. furnishing goods. which have just been
purchased at large auction sales at exceedingly
low rates and would call especial st.sItion TO
their stock OF
Linens, Sheetings, White Goods,
Embroidered and Linen Cambria Haudkerchieh,
BLACK and Colored SILKS,
Kid Gloves and Hosiery.
They will also receive u large and handsome as
sortmsnt OF Fall Dress Goods. Wrapplngs, and
CIoaks, which will embrace everything novel and
handsom, i'm the Now York market.
as their goods are purchased for CASH hey
feel confident In assuring the public OF Their abll-
ity to sell them as cheap as they can DO bought
elsewhere. or,,,,
PROMPT ATTENTION. elo-3m
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ANE 81 MEADE'S SCHOOL.
Rir,t street between Main and Franklin.
Gonoral LANES II LANE and Mr.. H0DIJAH
MEADE win open the hrst session OF their school
on the ed September ext
the ptpils OF this school will be thoroughly pre-
pared for tho University Of Virginia OR the Viz
For further nformstion apply to either Of the
Principals, box $50, Richmond, Va.
REFERENCES:
Dr.. 2. a. Deane, DR.. J. A. Cunningham, L. D.
Cfepshaw, ESD, General q. A. Wise, General ]. &.
Anderson, !. B. Dupuy, Esq.. r. A. Lancaster,
ESQ.,, Colonel W; Gillian, B. :. williams, ECO,
q Smith, Professor M. schele de We're, University
of Virginia General F. 8. Smith, Colonel y u.
Preston, Colonel T. q. Williamson, Virginia Mill
tary Institute Colonel A. T. Bledsoe. Baltimore,
Maryland; Governor John Letcher, Lexington,
Virginia ; q. P. Lefebvre, Montgomery, Alabama
L. Is. Harvie. ESQ, Rev. T; +. Berkeley, Amelia
Major L. Douthat, Oh aries City. se3-tOll
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SUO N d SUPPLY NEW CROP
20 asaisiAs;-Ey tho Saratoga from New York
IsYsg J Ksi isSifNSSsep. OF Any boxes NEW CROP
hoxas hosna isiNe, Ia whole, hSlf, and quarter
40 o. LOUIS J. B0ssIEUX,
% iAla Main street.
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UNIVERSITY SCHOOL,
% JozsM sTs PsraE M N. A. 4 Principals.
INEgs RANDOLPH, Associate In EogHsn ana
Mathematics ..... r ., ],
The next session will begin on MONDAY, 2sd
September, 1867. .a.,oo,. %
svstem text- books prizes &C.. apply for cata log ne
,o1 Box sid.
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DEAD THISI r e A d 7 II / 3 J!
IL AND YOU WILL PROFIT By 1T
GREAT BARGAIN
III ALL STYLES OF DRY GOODS!
OPENING THIS MORNING


EZEKIEL'S CHEAP DRY GOODS STORE
No. al MAIN STREET,
NEARLY opposite St. Charles Hotel, next door 70
Mr.. julius Bears cheap shoe store,l
5000 yards best quality CALICO for ninepeheo
6. 900 Yards best BLEACHED and UNBLEACHGD
SHIRTINGS for q pinepence yard crpn
5000 yards BLEACHkD and UNBLEACHEp
sHEETINGs full yard wide, for a shilling
1000 yards GOOD FOR MEMS ana bolo
WEAR-selling off at great bargains IN thsse
goods-you cannot fail TO buy;
5000 yards WHITE, RED, YELLOW, BLUE ana
GRAY FLANNELS. very cheap;
10 900 Yards DRESS GOODS Of al styles, at ex,
tfemsly low prices Just 70 suit " these hatd
times" when you have but little money I"
spare for dress.
II YOU have Dry Goods 10 purchase call AZ my
store. and you VIII be surely suited In ST. Va anu
PRICES and save at least twenty. i've per eeht:
on ali you have to buy. Be sure TO md the fYht
store, which is designated by tho large sWlhS'h.
sign with the inscription OF .o,,,,
"EZEKIEL'S CHEAP DRY GOODS STOKE.
Store closed on Saturdays. au"
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r OST, about the 18th Of last go
IL January, a LIVER COLOREDS$n
POINTER DOG, with white on the breast, and ali
four OF his feet nearly white. lie has lump on
To left side, about the size Of walnut, near the
ribs. ! will give FIVE DOLLARS for his return
or any information which will lead to his re-
tovery. JAMES BOLTON,
Sc 26-lw No. ls Ninth street.
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Meetings.

NTOTICE.-W We, the undersigned, a
IN Committee appointed by the Board OF over ,,i
court-house OF said county on TUESDAY the lath
OF October, 1881. All persons holding orders on
the Sheriff Of Henrico county signed ~ Ins re re-
sans to us on that day, in order that report may
be made to the Conrt OF Henriso nd county Of me
that the said orders may be adjusted Tor settle
mani CHARLhS PHILIPS,
JOHN A. HUTCHINSON,
"a 2e-2tawtd GEORGE TURNER.
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Educational.
DICHMOND FEMALE INSTITUTE.
THE TWBLTH SESSION BEGINS OCTOBER Isl
under most favorable auspices.
fEACHERS.

TEACHERS. -.
CHAnLEs q. WINSTON, III. A., Presldent.-hofai
iaWEs LEIGH 5oNEs, NJ. A.-Mathsmatics, Latin
Al MISS as ara1s4i DAs1Et, Presiding Tsacher.-
n MILE II. C.'HAEraAS "a native Parisian).-
French Govsrnees. yo,,sh brarchaa,
Mas JENNIE WIGLEswok TH.-English VI rtmant
MIss M. C. LArHRoP. depaI.n,en,s
MISS MARY RoTALL.-Preparatory department Intr,,.
Professor W. 2. GRABAu.-Yoeal ana in'siu'
mental Music ,r.u,oHon
g and d saman snd
o,har Iangnages. and In all the Ornamental
branches: Singing lessons to the whole scn0o
TSeSs: Essiish. gas, $50. and s72; Languages
AIS each; Music $50 to SeS; Fuel, &C., so boaLe
and Washing, s2ss-payabls each third In az
While the Institute aims 10 iurnish the very ne Is
dies. we think we may conf IDENTIFY Assert tnaL II
no school Is more attention given to the progress
OF the smaller pupils:
For circulars or further information apply 10
" CHARLES g. WINSTON. Al,
:. President.
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Lost. Strayed, 0asd Fbas,ed.

TAKEN UP AT MY FARM, on Me-
/ gainesville turnp pike, about three fasSy->
miles from Richmond, a cow, black GFESTsy@T
aud white, which the owner can by tA
proving property and paying charges. sz.H&zE4
26-2t< +. w. Z. LOhMANN
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rOYNERS SPRINGS FEMALE IN
" STITUTE.-The third session Of this school
will commence on TUESDAY, October !, 1857, with
and advancement OF the pupils sh all receive The
closest personal attention For further particulars,
address the undersigned at Bonsack post ONCE,
Roanoke county, Va.
az Sim Principal.
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DOR BALTIMORE, SAVANNAH,
Il AND BOSTON - TRI- WEEKLYM 17s a
LINE-POWHATAN STEAMBOAT ASn-
COMPANY-CREAPEST RoUTB.sE..szs1IaIfzll.;
PREIGHTs REDUCE DINO CHhkGk Fnn
WHARFAGE BY THIS LINE-NQ TRANSMIT.
MBNT OF GOODs.-Lsaves Baltimore every
TUESDAY. THURSDAY. and :, SATHRD D.
Leaves Richmond every TUESDAY, THURsDAf !,
STATE OF MARYLAND, Captain THOMAS TRAY.
ERs, will leave, here SUNDAY MoRNlE CT at 8
excepted) up to o'clock P. III. This steamer has
splendid saloons. stateroom,, and passenger &C
commodations. Fare, 90, meals included. State
room, 81. For freight or passage apply to
DAVID WlLIIAM CURRIE.
Office at Charles T. Workman Co.'s, Fifteenth
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FALL CAMPAIGN 1857.
Low PRICES VICTORIOUS.

We are happy to announce that the campaign
has opened actively. Victory after victory has
thus far crowned our efforts to please, our latest
success being more brilliant than any that has
nrsceded. Our New York btyer has sent us this
week
THE GREATEST BARGAINS YET OFFERED IN
DRY GOODS,
FROM AUCTION.
Read our list and remember we never advertise
anything we have not in store:
WHITE BRILLIAHTs at 2oc., worth double the
money; - .s
NAINsooK MUSLIN, 25c., worth 4oc.;
CHECK MUSLIN, 2oc., an unprecedented bargain !;
soFT-FINIsH CAMBRIA, very fine, at Soc, worth
7se.; a.s
NAINsoOK MUSLIN, Soc, would be cheap at 75c /;
TABLE DAMASK, Soc, worth 49,;
HUOKABACK TOWELS, $3.50 per dozen, worth 80;
MARsEILLEs CoUNTERP ANEs, So and s2.:5,
cheap;
LINEN DIAPER at $3.50 piece, worth %;
LINEN DIAPER at 81 piece. worth sa
RUSSIA CRASH, l2ic. per yard; ..,i
SHIRT BosoMs at l2,c.. worth 2sc.;
LSHIRT BOsOMS at &c., all pure linen;
BED TICK, l23c. per yard;
SHIFTING STRIPES, lac. per yard;
SHIFTING STRIPES, very heavy, only one shil-
ling per yard;
BLACK GLOVES, 1oc. pair;
CoLoRED SILK GAgNTLLTs. 25c. a pair;
WHITE COTTON HOSE, i23c. pair;
LINEN CAMBRIA HANDKERCHIEFs. sl.2s per
Dozen
DRESS GOODS
DRESS GOODS!
DRESS GooDsl!
A splendid line of DREss GOODS Just received,
in which we offer great Inducements. We hate
also a complete stock of
FLANNELS!
FLANNELS!
of every style, color, and Descriptions among
them good Atwood Flannel at 3Oc. per yard.
Merchants visiting Richmond would do well to
sxam,ne our stock. We can sell as low as the
lowest, and in
WHITE GOODS AND LINENS,
which we make specially, we can offer the best
bargains in this country.
REMEMBER OUR NUMBER,
1547 MAIN STREET,
two doors below Shockoe creek.
See that over the store floats the victorious
FLAG inscribed
DRY GOODS
STORE.
CO., LEVY BROTHERS.
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A GLORIOUS FUTUK E.-usss
n A. GUaST s. Co., No. sos Broad %E3S
street. have ust returned from the saet.v ~
ern cities with tho largest stock OF
BOOTS AND SHOES
ever brough to this city, which they will offer 10
the public at aston.shIngly low prices. We adver-
tise no price list stock Ii too large 10 enums-
rate ali the different prices call and exami ae our
prices and we guarantee to compete vii The best
and cheapest In the city. Country merchants will
find II to their interest 10 call on ua before making
thsir purchaSes.
A large lot OF sEWED BROGlNs and NAPo-
LION BOOTS A. 0UEST Il CO.,
au3o 30 sos Broad, near Fifth street.
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MR.. ERICsSON'S SCHOOL FOR
xl YOUNG LADIES, CORNER OF GRACE AND
FOUsHEE STREETS, RICHMOND, FA.-The
sixth session Of this institution Will commence on
the 1st of October next.
The scarcity of money has induced the principal
to adopt the ing rates: oro
Primary stud $50. az
Ancient and Modern Languages, each..........
Music, Drawing, &C., professor fees.
Vocal Music, PRgg OF CHARGE.
Opportunities will be afforded young, roies not
attending the school to join classes In Languages,
Literature, Drawing. or Music:
ge 3-lmH 0. A. ERlCSSON, Frlnclpal.
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ECLECTIC INSTITUTE FOX
II Young LADIES-MRs. LETlTlA T?LsR
sEMPLE, Principal. aided by corps OF able In
third sess ,sa7 will i'll ose oa Se
SePemssg lies The a Next ts session viii
commences on MONDAY. February ., and close
the last Friday in June. 1858.
For circulars. etc, apply at me lnstltnte, no:
100 vest Monument street, Baltimore, or At the
bookstores OF Msssrs. W aters, Kelly Pist, and
Waite. au ---Iu
CELECT SCHOOL FOR YOUNG
LADlES-Miss 8. z. CONVERSE will resume
the duties OF her school at No. si3 Twefth street
on the LIST of OCTOBER. SO 7-4taw4t
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Stamina.

EOR NEW YORK-OLD DOMI-
L MON STEAMSHIP COMPANY. &eEA
The now and elegant side. wheel >1IS&8
steamship SARATOGA. KING com. 4&a&M
mander, will leave her wharf atEn62SsssSs = y
2 O'Clock. Freight received up to O'Clock
Fare, $l2. Round tickets, $40. Storage. 90.
Through bills of lading signed TO Boston, Mass
For freight or passage apply to
SAMUEL AYRES Il CO.,
SO 28-2t Main and Eleventh streets.
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Boots, Shoes, Hats, DC.

BOOTS, SHOES, and TRUNKS; Rsa7
r. ado cases In store.-Havirg received RMA
the most Of my FALL STOCK. ! am pre-. ~
M can be bought elsewhere In the city, either by
the case, dozsn, or pair AL in want are invited
10 call before buying Just received: another los
nj those Eue Calf sewed Dress Boots at six dol
lars. II. NJ GasloS, if1o aiaih o'tees:
< WIyFRgH Salesman. Ne ~
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COUTHERN FEMALE INSTITUTE.
- The next session of this school will commence
on the FIRST DAY OF OCTOBER, 1857
The Principal will be assisted by mr. GEORGE +.
MERRILL, known for years as one OF The most suc-
nessful teachers in Virginia; by Miss MARY b:
moon, graduate of Mr.. John Harris excellent
school at Chariot tesville, ard for the past seven
years an eminent teacher OF music and the higher
branches of English by Miss MAG LEE and In
tho French department by Dir. G. PARDldof
The very best teachers of mnsc have been Sc
cured Especial attention wiz be given, to the
preparatory department. For terms and other In
formation address :, ooo
MISS ELLA SHE'LL WILL RE-
wi OPEN HgR SCHOOL on the LIST OF October
at her residence, No. s2l Eighth street, north OF
farms for the session of nine months English,
$50 Music, soO; French, $40. Payable qus[nteL,y
in advance. DO -o-elHt- --
PROFESSOR DABNEY 81 Z. u.
1 WHARTON open on the 10th OF September al
No. lilo Grace street CLASSICAL and MATHS
NAUTICAL SCHOOL. sso m
Tuition IN Eng llSn .........' WV "
In Latin, Creek and French, or German, ~ a.
Cards obtained from T. G. Wharton, g. E. D.,
UIi enr ~ ~ % hook ,tores Sc l5-tOl*
1rJsS PFGRAM,S ENGLISH AND
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GTRAYED OR STOLEN FROM THE
- subscriber, on the gath instant, a LARGE
WHITE SOW. very Fat. weighing about 200
pounds net. She has short tail; marks on tho
ears not recollsctsd. liberal reward will be
paid for any information leading to her recovery.
Apply to 3. KASTELBURG, on the Meadow
bridge road, or at stall No. 8 Old Market
so og-3fK
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MISS THORNTON WILL OPEN A
lA PRIMARY SCHOOL for children of both
sexes on The LIST OF October at No. IL Grace street,
between Foushse and Adams
Terms, sas per session Of nine mon,hs-one. half
peyable In advance Sc 81 lwt
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Edsxcnsfo,,UJ.

nOaRDINa AND DAY SCHOOL.
Is Mrs.. r. TIHsLgY JOHNSON and DAUGH.
TERs, southeast corner Of Clay and Third streets,
NJ All F9 SO 23-tlO
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CHOCKOE HILL ACADEMY
- third annual session Of this institution located
at the corner Of Seventh and Grace streets, will
commence on MONDAY, September lo'h, snd
close the last of June. The object OF this school Is
to prepare boys for college or ft them for bust.
ness pursuits The Principal has had eight years
experience as an instructor Of youths, At the
close of the session, prizes will bs distributed IN
the manner prescribed in Circular, which can be
obtained at the bookstores or at the school-room
after LIST of September.
Charges same rs last session, and payable In ad-
vance: English branches and Mathematics per
half session, gag so Greek and Modern Languages,
each. $40; Latin, IS. 5. 7. BEACH,
an 2I-tOl Principal.
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DABBIT METAL.-500 pounds tine
u Rabbit Metap just received pc. steamer III.
%" CHARLES J. SIHT0N,
ant lass Main street.
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Hardware.

HEAvY HARDWARE.-25O dozen
III Axes assorted $50 dozen Spades and
shoyels: 100 dozen Painted Bucket; 800 kegs
Nails assorted SO kegs Horseshoes; % tonst Hol-
low Ware; 10 tons Grindstones SO casks Trace
and Car. Chain foT sale at lowest market rates by
"a Ii w S. DONNAN 4 co.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1867-10-09
Woman Suffrage.

To the Voters Of the United States:
In this hour Of National Reconstruc-
ton, we appeal to good men Of all par
ties. 10 conventions for amending State
Constitutions, to the Legislatures of
every State, and to the Congress Of the
United States, to apply the principles OF
the Declaration Of Independence to
women.
Governments derive their just pow.
ers from the consent Of the governed.
The only form of consent recognized
under a republic is suffrage. Mere
tacit acquiescence is not consent; II 1t
were. every despotism might claim that
liz mower is Justly held. Suffrage is the
risht of every adult citizen, irrespective
OF or color. Women are governed
therefore they are rightfully entitled to
vote.
The problem of American statesman
ship is, how to incorporate in our instr
tutions guarantee of the rights of every
individual. The solution is easy. Base
government on the consent of the gov
erped, and each class will protect itself
B F Wade, U S Senator, Ohio; VIM
Sprague, u Senator, X /; James "
Nye, U S Senator, Nevada; Samuel {
Pomeroy, U S Senator, Kansas; L q
Ross, U S Senator, Kansasi Sidney
Clarke, U S Rep. Kansas; $ G Craw-
ford. Governor, Kansas; j NJ Broom
all, u S Rep, Pa; Geo W Julian, . 5
Rep, Inc; II d WashburD, U S Rep,
Ird; Oakes Ares, U S Rep, Mass;
j N Ashley, U S Rep, Ohio ;
VIM Louridge. U 5 Rep, Iowa; X Z
Trowbridge, U S Rep, Mich John +
briggs, U S Rep, Mich; Robert Coll
yer, Illinois Wendell Phillips, Massa-
chusetts Samuel L SewalI, Massa-
chnsetts; T w Higginson, Rhode
Island George VIM Curtis, New
York; Henry Ward Beecher New
York; Gerrit Smith, New York;
Theodore Tilton, New York; CAL
vim Il Stowe, Connecticut; Dudley
S Gregory, New Jersey; George I
Cobb, New Jersey John Y Foster,
New Jersey James L Hayes, New
Jersey; u X Pangborn, New Jersey;
Charles Robinson, Kansas; Samuel n
Wood. Kansas
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POETRY. y OF
CALAIS SANDS.

A thousand knights have refined their steeds
To watch the line OF sand-hil srun.
Along the neyer-silont Strait ...Ir|
10 Calais glittering In tho sun.
To look toward Ardreas' Golden Field
Across this wide aeril plain, tI.. fr.
Which glows as IL the Middle Are
Were gorgeous upon earth ngA'n'
o that TO share this famou' scene
saw. upon the open sand,
Thy lovely presence nj my side ,,
Thy shawl. thy look, thy smile' thy manu-
How exquisite thy voice would come,
My darling, on this lonely AR
How sweetly would the flesh sea- hreeze
shake loose some lock OF soft brown harl
But now INV glance ut once hath roved
Ger Calnis and It's famous plain
To Engand's i'll my gaze Il turned,
Ger the blue Strait mine eyes strain
Tbou couestl Yes tho vessels cloud
nangs dark upon the ling sea
O that yon sea-bird's wings wsre mine,
70 win one instants glimpse OF theel
must not spring TO grasp thy hand.
To WOO thy smile. TO seek thine eye;
But may stand far of. and gaze.
And watch thee pass unconscious n.y.
And spell thy looks. aud guess thy thoughts
Mixed with the idlers on tho pier,
All, might always rest unseen,
so might have thee always near.
To-morrow hurry through the fields
OfFlander. TO the storiod Rhinel
Tonight those ft-fringed eyes shall close
Beneath one roof. my queen with mine'
ARNOLD.
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MEMPHIS
City Transfer Company,
Office, No. 10 Jefferson ST.,
BETWEEN MAIN AND FRONT SITS.

HAVING REMOVED OUR OFFICE TO
i a central locality, for the greater conve-
nience Of the business community, and having
increased facilities for the Transportation Of
PASSENGERS AND FREIGHT. we respect
fully solicit the continuance Of an increase OF
public patrOnsge.
M Orders for the removal Of Freight to or
from any yart Of the city, will receive prompt
attention.
M 0mnibuses viii call at any part OF the
city for Passengers leaving by any Of the Rail-
road lines. II directions are lett at 10 Jefferson
street or any one Of the Railroad offices.
ES- 0mnibuses will be let tor Excursion Par
ties. or for Funerals. by application AZ the
Company's office, 70 Jefferson street.
JOHN n. JONES. Superintendent.
f. p FONTATNE, AGENT. 20-gT
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- by PorlIana FIre. July Do.
V1HE total amount covered b The &tna PoIi.

rINHE total amount covered by the Htna Poll
/ cies on property destroyed or damaged is
sos, 854, on which salvage will be about tive
per cent. Our total loss will not vary much
from $4,000 and was promptly adjusted and
paid. This sum is five per cent. upon the Com
pany's assets. a figure but slightly exceeding
our Government and State taxes paid last yer,
or a proportion equal TO a 5000 loss for COM
pany Of $4,000 assets.
The necessity for insurance and the value Of
wealthy, strong corporations Is iOroibly IL
Illustrated by this ere. Several weak insur9 nee
companies are destroyed. Portland has q
population Of 35.000-was handsomely built
mostly fine brick or stone structurcs-pr0tected
and screened with onward Of 300 shade trecs--
bounded on three sides By water-indeed,
literally, almost rising from the ocean--and
with steam Ere department-yet II has 9lN,-
OK, 0c0 Of property consumed in a few hours
upon a holiday when is people arc least oceu-
pied-frOni the very Insignificant causo Of .
contemplate firecracker.
Remember the trihing origiu Of fires that
sweep away Ia q Few hours the earnings o.
years. Consider your best interest and give tho
Rtna Agent call II you need proper iusur-
ance security. Pay fair rate Of -preIoiu'n TO-
a good and genuine article, and with these
lights and experiences before you, uroeur,
your insurance with shrcWd judgment.
Applications for insurance promptly attended
70 By II. A. LITTLETON a CO., Ar'ts.
No. % Naaiaor street.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1867-10-09

Seventh Prize. The Franklin Female In
stitute a. Holly Springs. Mise, a handsome
eliribly located. This is very desirnble prop
erty. Valued at s go.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1867-10-09
TICKETS s. EACH.

May Be had Of Or ordered throuaa any Of the
Comuauy'F agents, q the Central Agency,
Mcmnhi. Tenn. OF Of Col. james Strain, Her
nando. Mics.
sicckholicrs. Directors and Oficers o. TIE
CcmnaEy ere prohibited from rurchaEizE 81
hIliiur fifErfl iu anr q The drauiuFs. TIE
Cumuauy o. simuiv the media Cor The purcha1c
ard sale af real estate between frareriy holder
anl che rcneral uullif.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1867-10-09
OFFICERS
DIRECTORs.

TVHE MUTUAL SYSTEM HAS DESERV-
| eddy become the most popular mode of in
suranee in the United States, and is the one
embraced by those best informed upon the sub
jcct. and who appreciate and desire security,
perpetuity ani ECONOMY. in n purely mutual
company the assured derives all the advantages
which can be realized from an insurance, and
at the lowest rates, or exact cost, paying no
tribute or profits to the proprietors or stock
holders for. perhaps, an inadequate capital or
security. Cheapness combined with security,
and n certainty of accomplishing the. object in
view. are the essential elements sought for, and
they may be found eminently existing in well
conducted mutual. All parties insuring in this
company become members Of the company and
are directly interested in its success.
Call at the Office of the company for full infor-
nation whereby all real estate insurers can
save FIFTY per cent. of their insurance account.
OFFICE: Up stairs in ODD FELLOWS HALL.
Entrance on North Court street. Y