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New-York tribune., 1868-10-06
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A HANDSOME HOUSE at q BARGAIN-Au
tne yard Sc Grea PARK Possession
immediate Appl' premises No a. Elliott place
EOR SALE-A new brown-stOne HOUSE,
within eight minutes walk the Wss ferry. with modern
conveneuee terms very easy Inquire Of REQUA OGDEN corner
Of Court and Statests. Brooklyn.
FOR SALE-A nice two-stOry frame and brick
basement HOUSE 10 good location with an Improvements for
9500 Terms easy. Applv W. LADD 10 Beetman
The premises l55 Hclot bet Franklin sud Beiordsves BROOKLYN
ONE of the finest PLACES on Bushwick-ave.
~ for SALEHouse large bss all copveuenoes gas hdgevod
water heater Gcl and splend conditions grounds filed
choice fruits shrubhe; and henuey
gde and uehbooo trscass block from
viii be sold Of GROUND, and upon
terms 70 salt Apply to WILLIAM TUIfLk
No. "a Beekman-si. NeV-lork.
" HlSTORY REPEATS ITSELF"-What
has been true Of Nevlork vii be uc Of BrookiTn The
Cts Of Churches IS advancing metropolitan greatness LolA
h suburs that sell fnr viii cona1d Thousands In ieN
The foundations OF will be sd by purchaser -
JOHNSON MlLLEKS oomug tlES of BRoONLlN n kAhl NhN
YORK and FATBUSH PROPERTY OCTOBER t 6ih l3h ard
18th seed ts Maps OF 1870 10 10 be SOLD
UNDER fhr HAMliR No Is Nassaast NeW York al No. 5i
Mouts guest. Bfnot'y 'yu.
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Tn,nstut,i,is.
E,HFATRE FRANCAIS

rENHEATRE FRANCAIS
~ sole Lessee aud brccinr neA y
TliB SALK OfsEATs To- SIX slsiae A'y sis
Peerss Music Store No 8 Biesd"aY fehr@eTs ha1s
No. lOl BroaiNay s8l t,r lhesiFr lganeal@
THIS and EVERY EvKNAG dlus ts rersi a. oc'ck p',-
ciseiy. ...... -.
TIIk ,YBw AND BRILLIANT CORPS or RENONNEp ARIIsrs
engaged IN Earope expressly fer 'hls e.tl nrp.,
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NINE ROSE BELh As iA NkNNlh hLtIsssh ,,
Nine GtERi.IrTl. Wsnds. 81 cAfklff. iuif; 81 bfCkEtS
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~ BoURGOIN Baron Grog. n mDrsAl. Nefon1ei A'A4 Va
rector. ROBERr STOEpEis .... -
NOTICE TO SUBSCRIBERS shsros' i'f hr ears sH-s's
or yrsg ia escs tr t- BE- rrcessa
only tie Theatre France
PRICES OF ADMISSION Orrleffa bett ,ai Drrss N'r ~
General idTsision y
NofIcE-FsNILY CiRCu THIRTY CkNfs
. Dne noee viii be given Mile DhSChAUlAS 'sa
81. GABEl.
IN seve pIeulrstion GEsRyiEvE NJ BgABANT
SPECIAL NOllCE-kEW RsGt AlONs Aeg % O'Clock the sd
mllsoa will always be half pncs
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MANUFACTURERS Of CAMPAIGN aud
wi Pi.fs FLAGS snd PAPER lANrKRSS Of various are.
az aRvNJAeu, NJ 30 k.i''a's' ., l.
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GiNGs COUNTY.

iiA 80 2S'h-st l0oI SO. q yrs per year.... 81
= as 225 r. q 6thave, ldJrsd5gi'a2t fa'4'A io
New-York tribune., 1868-10-06

- ACRES. a miles from depot, at Morris
4 tovr- lot.e rooms good orchard good water
f,ath, locsiou-s yep cheap fam; price $3.50
'' CHARLEs " WARD No 70 Cedsrst
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-05-19
POLICE ITEMS.

Thieves visited the stable of DR.. Bailey,
in Chelsea, last night, and stole two
saddles therefrom. The theft is sap
posed to have been committed by
negroes.
Thomas Smith, John Hass and Dick
Prince (negroes) were arrested this
morning, on a warrant issued by Esq.
Herman, charged with stealing gold
watch and So in gold and silver coin.
W. II. Goddard, charged with assault
ing a negro woman, was up before Esq
Black yesterday, and gave bond for his
reappearance.
Ten arrests were made by the police
or the lower district yesterdsy-four
whites and six negroes.
A valuable horse was stolen last night
from the stable of E. Fitzgibbon, four
and half miles out from the city, on
the Raleigh road.
The following recoveries have been
made of stolen property by the detectives
connected with the police force within
the past twenty four hours; A gold
watch, gold chain and charm, and
breastpin and 81 so in gold and silver
coin, all the property of s. s. Hall.
Six cases only were disposed of in
police court this morning.
Five of the squatters on the public
grounds at the landing who were recently
ordered off by an act of the Council were
arrested by Officer Dryer, of the northern
district police, for not having done so,
On being arraigned before the Commits
sioner, this morning, they entered plea
that the high water had prevented their
moving, and they were accordingly
allowed further time in which to "clear
out"
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ADJUSTMENTS.

The REGATTA AND PIcYIC To-MoR!
Row.-The crews of the respective boats
entered for the regatta at Mound City
have pulled for the last time in practice,
and to morrow will decide the contest
The crews have been in training now for
upward of two weeks, and all seem san.
guine of success. On the occasion ofthe
race, as has been before stated basket
picnic and match game of base ball
will come off on shore, and those present
during the day will have an opportunity
of witnessing a diversity of sport. A
packet will ply throughout the day be-
tween the landing and the Mound, and
hundreds of our citizens will doubtless
avail themselves of this arrangement and
visit the scene of the pastime.
The TABLEAUI LAST NIGHT.-The
repetition of the historic .tableaux, ac-
companied with instrumental music, re.
filed the Club Hall last evening with
another appreciative and elite auditory.
The entertainment passed off even more
pleasantly than on previous occasion,
and was received with much favor and
frequent applause. Ofthe nature of the
performance we have already spoken.
PIcNIc.-A pleasant party, composed
of the teachers and pupils of the Hebrew
Educational Institute, together with
their parents and friends, sauntered out
to the delightful grounds at the head Of
Vance street, this morning, and as we
went to press, were enjoying the festivi-
ties and relaxation of basket picnic.
The grounds were crowded, and all
seemed delighted with the sports.
The VARIETIES Under the lessee
ship of Mr.. Broom and the stage man
agement of Charley White, the Varieties
has become par excellence the most
unique and attractive resort of the kind
ever opened to the Memphis public. The
company is one OF the largest ana most
talented to be found anywhere and the
bills are invariably replete with the very
essence of mirth and melody. The pro-
gramme for this evening is, as usual, a
capital one, introducing the whole troupe.
ST.. MARY FRUIT FEsTIvAL.-This de-
lightful affair was closed on Friday eve
ming last, with the beautiful and brilliant
tableaux at the Memphis Club Hall. The
aggregate profits amounted to upwards
of five hundred dollars; reWarding hand
somely the efforts of the ladies, and re-
aecting credit upon the liberality of the
community, who, from expressions we
have heard in every quarter, felt that
they had received most ample return for
their expenditure
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-05-19

REMovAL.-The well known commits
sion firm of Vesey & Cartwright have
removed their stock of liquors, groceries,
etc., to the excellent stand, 299 Front
street, where they are prepared to do q
general commission business. They
will also constantly receive all kinds of
produce, provisions, wines and liquors,
and all orders from their friends in the
country will be promptly filled.
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Gen. Forrest is 10 Nashville.
Bar meeting this afternoon at four
o'clock.
Dried venison at Fiuuie a Buck
hams. 7
City scrip is buying at 75C976c and
selling az 10000.
The Law, Municipal, Criminal and
Chancery Courts are in session.
The Pillow Charleston Railroad
damage suit, will go up to the Supreme
Court
Commodore Dean, Of the Cincin-
matt Packet line bearing his name, is in
the city.
The nett proceeds Of the recent Ma
sonic orphans benefit, at the New Mem
phis, were 1882 rs.
There are eleven livery stables and
three wagon yards in the city, which pay
an annual tax of one hundred dollars
each.
IT, The Grace Church Sabbath School
picnic is taking place to-day on the de-
lightful grounds known as the Cherry
place. IH
ALI the best amateur talent in the
city, or at least the best of the best, will
sing in the grand Oratorio at St. Peter s
on Thursday.
"A pleasant picnic was held yester-
day, on the grounds near Judge James
residence, by the children Of the Chris
tan Sabbath School.
Sergeant Smith, of the Sanitary
Police, who was recently run over and
badly injured by a street car, has sufii-
GENTLY recovered to resume his office du-
ties.
in the event Of the resignation Of
the Presidency of the Memphis and
Charleston Railroad by Col. Sam. Tate,
it is understood that he will be succeeded
by NJ j. Wicks.
The Sabbath School scholars and
teachers of the First Baptist Church,
Central Baptist Church, Chelsea Baptist
Church and Turley Chapel enjoyed a
picnic at Judge James place, at the head
of Vance street, yesterday.
The Right Rev. Bishop Feehan is
expected in this city during the present
week. During his visit he will admins
ter the holy rite of confirmation at St.
Patrick's and St. Peters churches, and
will officiate at the conservation of the
new Catholic Cemetery, on the fernando
road.
Mr.. Albert Richmond, of this city,
returned from the East by the steamer
Minneola on Sunday last, accompanie d
by his beautiful and accomplished bride,
Miss Emile Primer, of New York, where
the happy couple were recently married
May their path be strewn with richest
blessings.
The following gentlemen were sworn
in yesterday as members of the Criminal
Court grand jury: A. j. White, foreman
W. W. Schofeld, W. 81. Kennedy, ]. D.
Wimberly, L. D. Jones, 81. A. Gerrity
Patrick McNulty, Owen Mccormack, Fl.
Harder, r. G. Tucker, c. B. Church, j.
S. Stanton.
AT a meeting, yesterday, of the Mem.
phis Board of Underwriters, the following
gentlemen were elected officers for the
current year: President, Ben May; Vic,
President, j. G. Lonsdale; Secretary
R. H. Sylvester; Adjuster Of Averages,
II. 7. Tomlinson; Executive Committee
II. A. Littleton, S. r. Clarke and s. P.
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RUssELL's DIsPESsARY.-The long and
valuable experience of DR.. Russell, in the
treatment of private affections, has rem
dered him safe custodian of the health
of those suffering from the effects of early
indiscretions and the indulgences Of ma
turer years. No quack or transient dis
ciple of Esculapius, but thorough
graduate of medicine and an old and es.
tablished practitioner, he may be relied
upon in every respect. The Doctors
dspensary is pleasantly located at Nos.
40 and AZ North Court street, where he
can be consulted in strict privacy, and
where those desiring them can secure
rooms with all the surroundings of home.
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Arn,n R.r.nr,anurnr unnrn

An OLD ESTABLISHMENT UspEH Nav
AUSPICES by reference to our adyer-
tising columns, il will be seen that
Messrs. w. B. McDonough and Joseph
Flannery have entered into oopGrtner-
ship, for the purpose Of carrying on the
plumbing and gas and steam fitting BUSH
ness, at No. 34i Second street, the old
stand Of the latter gentlemann Mr. +.
has fitted up many Of the finest resi-
dences in the city, and . too we'll known
to require mention at our hands, while
Of his partner, Mr.. McDonough, we take
pleasure in speaking, known as he is to
us as thorough master Of his business,
skilfull workman, as his plumbing OF
the new Jail will attest, and gentleman
of many sterling qualities, aside from
his calling. The new firm have added
greatly to their stock. which is now one
Of the completest and best selected to be
found anywhere. They have also greatly
enlarged their facilities for business, and
are thoroughly prepared to execute
every variety of work 10 their line, in
the best style and on the most satisfac'
tory terms. To our friends desiring
anything in the way Of plumbing, gas or
steam fitting, we cheerfully say call at
s44 Second street, and you will be sure
to be pleased, and will call again when
you next need something of the same
kind.
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FIFTY dozen hickory striped shirts at
Sc per dozen, at Rice & EngePs. +

MEETING OF THE BAR.-At the meet
ing of the bar, held Saturday afternoon
in the Circuit Court room, for the pur-
pose of considering the questions of law
involved in the Avalanche contempt
case, it was resolved to defer action till
this Tuesday afternoon at A o'clock. 1t
is hoped that the entire bar will be in at
tendance, and that the subject will be
finally disposed Of
ID. K. McRAE. Chairman.
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A PIECE OF ART.-We have seen n
handsomely executed stereotype of the
fare veil address Of Gen. Lee to his gall
LIANT army, on the eve Of their surrender
to the superior forces under Grant
which is very elegantly framed, and
sold at the very low price Of three dol
lars for both stereotype and frame.
Specimen copies Of this valuable piece
Of art and historic nemento can be seen
MF.H. CLARK and Co.'S, corner Of Main
and Madison streets.
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FOR SALE.

NOR sALE-ONE HORSE POWER EN-
zine and Boiler: one No. McCown Pump,
" inch stream: six secondhand Bath Tubs,
n good order. with pipe, forceps and showers
aiso fine Mirrors. Barber Chairs, Water Tenks,
etc. etc low for cash and house No. j Pop
lar street for rent. Inquire at ii. g. HAMPE.S,
Overton Hotel Barber Shop. 6s
NOR sALE-A SUPERIOR ARTICLE OF
Il ROOFING PITCH,
at 81 Pigeon Roost road. 90
TNOR SALE-A Splendid SECONDHAND
L Letter Press, will be sold cheap. Apply, at
m aIaoranh f)ffica 3l-f
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TEN-oUARTER heavy beached sheetings
for sale low at Rice & Engels. +

A LOAD OF .LITERATURE.-One dray-
load of magazines, papers, etc., was
delivered yesterday at Emmons, 10 JEFF
ferson street and 1893 Main, including
Harper's Monthly Magazine flor June),
the Galaxy flor June), Madame Demo
rests Fashion flor Juue) these maya
zines are among the best, and the June
numbers are excellent Also, Harper S
Weekly, Kelley's Weekly, Illustrated
London News IA splendid number), Nix
Max and Merriman's Monthly flor June),
Police News, Police Gazette, Last Sen
sation, New York Illustrated News,
Leslie's Illustrated, Scientific American,
New York Clipper, Round Table, La
Semaine, lie Monde Illustre, Courier
des Etats Unis, and many others, with
the Western and New York dailies.
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ss4 Second street, Memphis, Tenn,
Buntyn Homestead for Sale

U,HIS BEAUTIFUL SUBURBAN RESI-
dencs situated five miles east of Memphis,
on the NJ & @, Railroad, il now offered Tor
sale. The tract embraces 10 acres. in hlgh
state Of cultivation, with lawns, garden, orch
ard, oistern and well water. Thes House IS
ontbnildines; the whole forming one OF the
most desirable residences in the vicinity OF
Memphis. The grounds are susceptible OF a.;
visen into several fine building sites. ana VIII
he divided and sold separately If desired.
Terms-Part cash. and part on credit 10 ac-
commo4ate purchasers; title good. -,
II not sold within thirty days, il will be sold
1T public auction. Possession giveR AT sale'
VI l.. V. DIXON,
70 No. 40, Desoto Block.
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WARD 4 LEGUERE. Druggists,
Cor. Main and Adams streets.

Cough.-No Cure, No Pay.-FoRRzsr's Ju-
srPER Tar Is warranted to cure Cough. Group.
Hoarseness. Throat and Lung Diseases, or the
price positively refunded. instantaneous re-
lief produced. Try 1t. Ifnot satisfied. return
the empty bottles and get your money back.
D. r. GOODYEAR. $40 Second street. Agent.
price rs cents. 4s-73
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WAN rs.

vHTANTFD.-- ITO EXCHANGE FOR A RES
w idence in Memphis, fine farm. contain
inc 800 acres. about 400 acres cleared, with GOOD
improvements, and in sight Of Railroad, with
in two hours run of Memphis. If desired,
Immediate posses ion. Parties wishing to make
uch an exchange will please address " A. p"
JpnnrR office VI
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BOAR nc

noARDING. A FEW GENTLEMEN
Is boarders can be accommodated at 29S Third
street, one block from Court Square. u
BOARDING : ROOMS, SUITABLE FOR
Is families or single gentlemen, furnished or
nnfurnished, with board. All day borders
taken. Terms moderate. Apply AZ 100 Mon
rec street. oI
DOARDING.-TW 0ORTHREE GENTLE,
Is men can be accommodated with DAY
BOARD by application at No. 80 Monroe
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TnR MOST PAINFUL RILBS

nRADTLY RELIEVED. AM. PhKMA-
i rently cured. without physic, ~
SeheveneiI's Galvanic fnstrument'
almost issisn .aneously and certainly. and g59od
- 4 lifetime: a %. vagiral and uterine dis,
e.rrs Its rot only an ingenious mecnanle.a
49,. frvenscd bat . valuable herapeuuc
..;,,is 5is-overei. Private testimonials OF
,ri---r ~ haai The patent being nov
....s.1 - srs prepared from this tine for
~srd h furnish trem BY express, Or % DRUG
- = - ~ofira and with liberal disceunt.
IA Il. f,-forr in Raisiri, Stelty courtys Tenn.
49, SCNFETNELL A. kkhbhkI. a.
1b5rs, o. a. l6s Front street.. Aenpnis' Aens;
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EUREKA LIFE BLOOD ELIxIR-NOw lie
the season to purify the blood. The old,
world wide renowned medicine and great
Chinese renedy-take it and prepare
the system for avoiding all epidemics and
contagious. This medicine makes its ap-
pearance on this continent with testi-
monials and recommendations such as
have never before been offered
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MISCELLANEOUS.
SALE.
THE RECEIVER APPOINTED TO WIND
Il up the affairs OF
ELSON BROS,

LA<'<A<
would call the attention Of those wanting
good, to the REMARKABLY Low PRICES
at which this stock Is now being offered. This
Is no humbug; the goods must positively be
sold, REGARDLESS OF COST OR VALUE.
in order to close up tho affairs Of the concern.
silk cloaks. from 3 to s1O--cost from 10 to SIS;
Lace Points (all sikh. at 10 to Ss-cost from
Otto t25;
Fite Alpaccas tsummsr shadesl. at Sos-cOst
over VOC to imports
Linen Table Cloths from % 10 81 2,-worth
double the money;
Linen Towels, from 65 to 81 per doEen-eheap
at 4 and So;
Hoop Skirts (atest stylo.), soc each;
White Cotton Trimmings. from 10 70 per yard
French whalebone Corsets. only 81 per pair;
Chill iren's Lisle Gloves. &c per pair;
Gents Linen Coat. from 80 TO 81 each;
Cents Linen Pants. from TO 81 rs per pair;
Gents Linen Vests. from 20 to $50 each;
Ladies' Linen Handkerchiefs, from l2I< TO
Csc each;
Children's and Ladies Shoes. at any price TO
close out
White Jaconets. l5c per yard;
White Nainsook. l5c per yards
White Check Muslins. l7cper yard.
A rare chance Ia offered 10 those who WIS.,
purchase good goods at this sale. as everything
must POSITIVELY BE soLDi
sB- Call early and you will secure bargains.
300 Main Street,
Next TO MansHeId's Drug store.
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SExs1BLE-Our clever friends Of the
Jefferson Street Market, e6 and S. Jeifsr-
son street, desire US to inform their many
pa,rons thA from this date cash will be
invariably required By them in all trans-
actions. They have tried The obhging
system, and like many others Who have
also tried it, found that Il don't pay. 20
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Cheese! Cheese!

oEO RoXEs HAMBURG AND FACTORY
ZDU cheese. on commission, for sale low 70
'ns "'' sCHOOLFIELD 4 HANAUkR..
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FIVE hundred pairs jeans pants, not
damaged, at $l4 per dozen, at Rice 4
Eugeps, 203 Main street. T
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CoAL.-Bigly, Mellersh 4 Co., dealers
in Pittsburg and Kentucky coal, rs South
Court street,
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READERS AHoYl-There is news from
every quarter and the express line made
an extra effort 70 spread a magnificent
"lay out on Joe Locke's counter, No.
"a Jefferson street. Among the appe-
thing dishes may be mentioned for
June, Demorest, Harper's, Cooley, Mer-
.ryman's and the jolly Joker; Harper $
Weekly, Frank Leslie, Irish Republic
New York Clipper, Police News, Ga
zette, and Illustrated News, Southern
Home Journal MAY 10 and 2s), Fireside
Companion, New York Weekly, Round
Table and others. Dailies: New Herk
Times, Tribune, Herald, and all the
Western dailies.
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x Bros.
READ the new advertisement OF B. Low
enstin 4 Bros. ob
The KING OF PAIN.-No family should
be without it. 1t is the panacea of
thousand ills that flesh is heir to. 1t is,
an external and internal remedy. 1t is
harmless and altogether free from min
eral poisons. 1t will entirely cure tooth
ache in minute, neuralgia in FIVE min
utes, rheumatism in a day, chills and
fever in three days. 1t is simple in its
use, and can be had of Dr. George M.
Lawrence, at his room, 10 Central Hotel.
Agents wanted for its sale, and State
and county rights to be disposed of. 6S
EXTRAORDINARY inducements offered
in dry goods, by Loweustein d Bros.
DoH'T forget to go to the Receivers
sale of Elson's stock, 3O5 Main street
See advertisement.
K. c. K.s-At the Cork Screw Club,
Saturday night, it was unanimously
Resolued, That as many of the kotton
Ched Klerks are out of toDn for the
summer, the Kork Csru Klub stands ad.
journed until the LIST of September, at
IL o'clock pm.
By order of CIR. G. CoRKscREw.
The largest stock of dress goods ever
brought to this market, at the lowest
prices ever sold, at B. Lowenstein d
Bros. &c
NEw dress goods, very cheap, at B.
Lowenstein & Bros.
Ice for sale at l47 Madison street, at
+ ]. Holabsu's grocery. 76
BARGAINS in dry goods at the sale of
Elson's stock, SO5 Main street &C
so doz. beef tongues at Al Jefferson st.
SAVE money and 60 to the Receivers
sale of Elsons stock, 3O5 Main street.
See advertisement &c
H. GLIssoS, Justice Of the Peace,
has re-opened his Office at corner Of
Washington and Main streets, and will
give prompt attention to all business
inirusted to him. II
Money 90 loan ON COIIaterRIs nj 32s
Main street. cot
Do you want bargains2 II so, 90 to
the Receivers sale Of Elson's stock. See
advertisement 20
ATTEND the Receivers sale Of dry
goods, etc, at Elson's, sos Main street
See advertisement 90
OLD HArs made Bew, 3sl Main st u
DON'T FORGET that cur sale AZ
Cost Cor Boots, shoes and Hats. stu
continues at the cid stand. 2se Main
street. ri 1T. HANDLAN a co.
DrEps. Leases, Bills Of LAding. Dray
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LADIES white cotton hose at a sacrifice,
at Rice & Engers. !
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Special Notices.

Pure Soda water.-we have obtained. at
great expense. one Of the finest and most APP
proved GENERATORS ever invented for the
manufacture Of Soda Water. IL Is connected
with a cistern Of pure rain water; and as the
process Of It's manufacture is constantly going
on. 1t Is always fresh. cool and puM Giveit a
trial.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-05-19

TIE genuine Alexandra Duchess kid
gloves, something new, at B. Lowensteln
& Bros.
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FEEx5H corsets, 81 each, at Receivers
sale Of Elsotis stock, sO5 Main street. &C
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II. B. PAcKER-No. / Pittsburg coal
No. 1884 Main street.
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DrEps, Leases, Bills Of Lading. Dray
Tickets. and al kinds Of Blanks for sale
Al this oaice. 7
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-05-19

For REsr.-One or two nice rooms,
unfinished, with board where there are
but few boarders, near Court Square.
Address A. B., LEDGER office. 6s'
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-05-19

Coon article of bed ticking at zoe per
yapd, at Rice & Eugefs, 2Os Main St I
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-05-19

PIrrsBURa aud Kentucky coal and gas
coke. Brown 4 Jones, Office 247 Second
street. 7