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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-05-22
LOCALS IN BRIEF.

A-Blackberries have made their ap.
pearance in this market.
e--Sheriff Curry is in Chicago attend.
ing the Grant Convention.
City scrip was buying at 70 and sell
ing ut rs cents this morning.
The Chancery, Musicipal and Grim
inal courts were in session this morning
gr-Pickles, by the gallon, at Finnie 4
Buckham's.
lice for sale at l47 Madison street, a
E. J. Holahen's grocery. 76
THE recent reduction in railroad
fare is said to have increased trav.l K
some extent re " Z Wf
"A new line of omnibuses are plying
between the Charleston depot and the
hotels of the city.
I'VE are pleased to learn that Messrs
Wheat and Farmer are meeting with sue
cess in Mississippi.
"A contemporary says there are four
4 y =
teen Thousand graves in the Fedora
cemetery near this city.
About two hundred and twenty-five
dollars was realized by the recent Ma.
sonic festival at Whites station.
1t is estimated that between four
and FIVE hundred shade trees have been
set out in this city during the present
season.
Harrison Andersen, negro, was
convicted of house breaking in the Grim
inal Court yesterday, and sentenced to
ten years in the penitentiary.
The hotels of the city pay an aggre
gate city tax of seventeen hundred dol
lars, of which amount the 0verton and
Worsham pay one thousand dollars
The name Of Superintendent Ross
has been mentioned in connection with
the Presidency of the Memphis and
Charleston railroad, in the event of Col
Tate's resignation. = i'''
The picnic Of the Church of the Good
Shepherd, which was to have taken place
on Thursday, is postponed until Satur-
day next, the weather permitting, at the
Ford place, in Chelsea.
Z The latest Partisan style of earrings
is gold button, which is put through
the ear like stud, and looks like the
head of brass tack. They havn't
reached this locality yet.
- The Cincinnati Enquirer and Com
mercial, the ST. Leuis Times, Democrs'
and Republican, together with the latest
Louisville, New York and Chicago dali
lies, have been received by Joe Locke,
~ Jefferson street Joe also keeps on
hand everything late and rscy in the pc
riodical line, together with an assortment
Of standard novels. A., .. .-g
A meeting of the bar will be held in
the Municipal Court room at five o'clock
this evening, to hear the report Of the
committee appointed some weeks since
to draft resolutions expressive Of the
sense of the bar with regard to the Ara
lanche contempt case. II is hoped to
secure full attendance and finally dis
pose Of the matter.
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FASHION AND LlTERArURE.-Putnams s,
the Galaxy, Demorests, Godey's aud
Leslie's magazines for June are at En-
mons !, 10 Jefferson aud 1893 Main street
also, Kelley's Weekly, Harper's Weekly,
the Bazaar, Chimney Corner, New York
Ledger, Round Table, Emerald, Boston
Pilot, Scientific American, LIE Courier,
Italian, Spanish and German papers
London Illustrated News, London
Punch, London Art Journal; daily papers
from St. Louis, Chicago, Cincinnati,
Louisville and New York.
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PLANTERS, WILL IT PAY?-The COM
bined flaming Mill, Grain and Seed
Separator and Smut Machine, on exhibit
ton byT. II. Jones & Co., of Nashville,
Tennessee, at the seed store of R G.
Craig &. Co., 379 Main street, Memphis,
| viii clean wheat, cornpoats, rye, barley,
,timotby, clover, hemp, flax, millet, and
Hungarian grass seeds, and if clover and
timothy be mixed, it viii separate them.
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DEEDS, leases, Bills Of Ladipg, Dray
Tiekoia, and all kinds Of Blanks for sale
al thia Office. .ifj I
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DON'T FORGET that our sale at
'Cost for Boots, shoes and HATS, still
continues ut the Old stand, a79 Main
street. m J.r.HANDLAN d co.
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-nmlnoIlAL
k~AilOs, MsuEyuihs 81,

n As+Hsfios, MsxEsuis HlLrrilf-YOu
APP hereby requested to meet tomorrow
Saturday, eyspina al sist e'clock, in
TIP Law Court room, Second street,
when matters ofinterest will be presented
.fof your eouadsraiioh. = BY order Of the
COMMITTEES.
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REvoLUpoNl REyoLUTIoSll-In the
heretofore imperfect manner Of cleaning
all kinds Of grain and seeds, by the new
Combined flaming Mill, Grain and
Seed Separator and Smut Machine" now
on exhibition by 7. H. Jones & Co., Of
Nashville, Tennessee, at the seed store
of R.. G. Craig & Co., 379 Main street,
Memphis, TENNESSEE l--A- 80 ~
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UsEFUL ISvESTIox.-Ws have seen in
operation, at Craig's seed store, Main
street, a most nseiul and ingeniOusly
constructed piece Of mechAnism in the
way Of flaming mill, seed cleaner and
smut machine, which possesses many
advantages over any similar apparatus
as Yet brOueht Out The napniaeiurers
are MessrS T. II. Jones 4 Co, Nashville,
a irm strictly ideo,i6sd With southern
iuteresis; and this IN itself isa sufficient
guarantee that their mschiue n no Yam
kee contraption. sneh a. have 60 fFe-
queuly been palmed OF on oar people
We are convinced. frsm personal o6ser-
vaiion. thai The uachiue i capable Of
doug Al that isclAinsa or 3, and cheer
fully recommend iato or planters and
grain raisers generally.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
CLOSING SALE
a..n .aa-asar
THE REcEIyEg APPOINTED TO WIND
ELsON BROS,

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would call the attention Of those wanting
goods to the REMARKABLY Low PRICES
at which this stock Is now being offered. This
Is no humbuE; the Goods must positively be
sold. REGARDLESS OF COST OR VALUE.
in order to close up the affairs Of the concern.
SILK cIoaks. from Ito slO-cost from 10 10 SIS
Lace Points (all slk). at 50 to ss-cost from
10 to s25; ll
Else AlPAocas tsummsr shades). at 5Oe-cOst
over Nc 10 import;
Linen Table Cloths. from 80 to 50 B-worth
double the money; Hnl ih,..i
Linen Towels, from 65 to 81 por doEen--cheap
at 4 and So; N rs m
HOOP Skirts latest styles, SOC each;
White Cotton Trimmings, from 2 to 10 per yard
French Whalebone corseta. only 81 per pair;
Chii iren's Lisle Glove'. Sc per pair; ~.
Gents Linen Coat. from I 80 to 81 each;
Cents Linen Pants. from to 81 rs per pair;
Gents Linen Vests, from 70 to T5c each:
Ladies' Linea Handkerchiefs, from l21I TO
Chiidrcn's and Ladies Shoes. at any price TO
close out -
White Jaoonets. l5c per yard;
White Naihsook. l5cper yard;
White Check Muslins. lie per yard.
A rare chance il offered TO those who wlsa { d
purchase good goods at this sale. as everything
must POSITIVELY BE SOLID a.
So Call early and you will secure bargains.
3O5 Main Street,
Next to nansiie'd's Drug store.
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Coon. article Of.-bed ticking at zoe per
yard, at Rice & Eugel's, 2O3 Main St I
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FHfTFt W Arrive. Depart.
New Orleans express, daily. 225 Pm. Alb Pm.
Sar,iis accom- n, OK. Sunday. $50 An. l:30 pm.
Freight. North, Monday.
Tuesday and Friday.
South, Tuesday, Thursday
and Saturday, s:2sr.m. $50 AN.
MEMPHIS AND CHARLESTON RAILROAD.
Through mail daily...-....... 600 pm. 1910 Pm.
Through express. daily-..-l0:i0 pm. 1880 Pm.
Soneryille ac save Sunday si25 A.M., 800 I'm.
Corinth ac., save Sunday, wv . 600 M.
tytims.
0hice. No. 27s Main street. and at Depot
MEMPHIS AND LOUISVILLE RAILROAD.
Day Express-.....-..-.,.. 9:l5 An. 800 AM.
Night Express................ 3:l5 Pm. 400 pm.
Railroad time is Is minutes faster than city
time. Ticket office. No. 237111 Main street. De-
pot. head of Main street. '-ffFf
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WHAT CAN BE DOVE. Mr.. ]. N. Shep-
pard, who resides at Raleigh, in, this
county, planted last season in strawberry
vines a plat of ground on his place one
hundred and twenty; five feet in area,
and the following is the result: Up to
the present time he has brought to this
market and disposed of over thirty
bushels of strawberries, which have
Melted him between four and FIVE hun
dred dollars, aud he expects to be able to
gather at least eight bushels yet. If this
is the fruit of less than third Of an
acre Of ground, it is very easy to esti-
mate what an acre or a number of acres
can be made to yield, aud in view Of
such facts, how surprising it is that so
few Of our citizens owning land, or able
to lease and cultivate it, have turned or
seemed disposed to turn their attention
to fruit growing as business. There is no
soil or climate to be found anywhere
more productive Of strawberries, or other.
berries, than that lying around Memphis :
and yet, how many Thousands Of acres
are permitted TO lie untitled, While those
able to cultivate them at proat-in one
season often doubling, and, sometimes
srebling The actual value Of the land-sre
to be seen louuging about our streets and
complaining Of lack OF employ meut and
the means Of honestly making a support
The example set by Mr.. Sheppard isOne.
worthy Of imitation BY all WIS are eapa-
bic q handling spade or holding .
plOw and not until we havsa thousand
dr. Sbeppards will the resources Of oar
suburban garden plass be fully developed.
AID then We shall not only supply our
own market With the early fFaits ahd
vegetables Of oar latitude, but viii be able
to ship tbsm in qnaDiities 10 northern
points, there hey viii readily bring
prices that viz more ihau repay der
producfion. - - -. = : s.1-.
FIvs huadrss pairs pans pants. not
aanaees. 81 sl4 per dozen, ct Rice a
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NOTICES.
NOE I7C e..

4 THOROUGH BOOK KEEPER AND Ao-
n countant will accept permanent situation
in a respectable Mercantile OF Commission
House for moderate salary, or DO Job WORK
eIenee. : address /. Book * eeper," care Of this
enc ATn ~ ~ ~ ~ 69
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sfosEr TO LoAy.-Call at Citizens
Union Bank, corner of Main and Jeffer-
son. ~
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SEE Howell, Wood & Co.'S advertise.
ment in another column. 60
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PAscHAL HOUSE DRAwISG.-Those who
have not yet purchased tickets in the
above great sche me, and, are. DESTROYS OF
doing so, awill bear in, mind that the sale
in this city,ocloses the 28,h,s as the
drawing will positively come off on the
lst of June. E. s. Plummer, agent, 2l2
Front street. 70
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BEAUTIFUL style linen lawns, 27lc. 3
ward. Rice 4 Eneel, 2Os Main street I
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MENPHIs CLuB. - Ladies reception
every Saturday evening, 70 cenOlude With
q bop. All members are respectfully in.
nted. Strawberries and ice cream in
By order Of the President,
rr ~ - Ns,..s -r.si.rsCo, .Tssav
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A HAPPY Married at Grace
Church, last evening, by the Rev. DIR.
Brooke, Miss Mary c. Hogan, daughter
Of our esteemed friend Of the Appeal, TO
Thos. f. Noble, Esq, of New York city.
The sacrament of marriage was never
solemnized in Memphis before a more
brilliant aud elegant ihrong than that
assembled last night at Grace Church, to
witness the joining in the holy bonds Of
wedloek the pair whose names head this
notice. Long before the time appointed
for the ceremony Is O'Clock 1.-THE little
church was filled to repletion, mostly by
the friends of the bride, and of her father,
Col ]. S. c. Hogan, and her brother,
John Ainslie, Esq, of the Appeal. The
groom, Thomas S. Noble, Esq who has
come among us and stolen away one Of
the fairest daughters Of the city, is a
stranger. but we know of him, and
are proud aud happy TO say that be
is in every way worthy Of the gentle
spirit that has committed itself = TO
his keeping. or the bride. we car
only say that those who know her best,
know best how to appreciate the treasure
be takes away with him. After the cere-
monies at the church, a small and select
party Of friends repaired to the residence
Of the brides brother, Mr.. John Ainslie,
and pnrtook Of a most sumptuous repsst,
and pjoyed themselves IN dancing until
the - wee smA' hours ~
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Cough. NO Cure, No Pay.-FoRREsT's JU-
SIPER TAR is warranted to cure Cough, Group.
Hoarseness, Throat and Lung Diseases, or the
price positively refunded instantaneous re-
| lief produced. Try it,. Ifnot satisfied, return
the empty bottles and get your money back.
D. F. GOODYEAR. $40 Second street. Agent.
p.;.a az oonts { D.. ~ ffff .ffi 4 1900 r AQ-73
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j. B. ARCHER, Ag't. I,
s7-ooA+ For whom IL may concern.

EoR-sALE,0CNE 3. HsRsEv pownR BE-, EN-
~lL inch Stream six secondhand Bath lubs,
in GOOD order, with pipe, forceps and showers;
also. fine Mirrors. Barber Chair, Water Inks; INK
lar street for rent. Inquire at II. G HAMPE'S.
0verton Hotel Barber shop os~
NOR SAI.I2-A Splendid SECOND HAND
Letter Pros, will be sold cheap. Apply at
UaIoeyr1s.h. N fire al-I u
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I 20 doc. beef.lonsuss a. Al Jefiersonst.
Honey 10 loan ON coIiaierais, at zoe
Main slreet. =. .-.L-l Of
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FOR SALE

ION ss11af-puIL AND MACHINERY
0FsTFIMER ST. PATRICK.-0n Satur-
day. May s0fh. at 10 o'clock an opposite
nhiss-~Will be sold as above on saturday.
NAV Goth, ntl 0 M, at Hopefeld, Ark, oppo-
site sermphis, Term. 70 the hinhest 6 6,haaer'
Lines. BELL, etc.. including the entire wreck Of
The steafnerSt. Patrick, recently burned; The
Machihery, etc., has all beer cot out, and Is n
Wronebt iron Shafts with II feet Buckets.
Ae'i"S VI ''' j. B. ARCHER. Ag't. =.
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HlBsRSfAS Mutual RsLisF Soclsrr
A special meeting Of this society viii be
held at their hall on Main street, on Fri
day evening, the 22l inst, at 8 o'clock. A
prompt and full abundance is desired, as
business ofimportsHce will be transacted.
rae NJ MAvEvExY, Sr, Pres't.
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n Office
Great Reduction Of Fare ny tlne mem-
phis City Transfer Company.

OFFIcr N. c. TRAxsyEs CosIAEr.l
-.---r Nay n, leds. r.
nN AND AFTER NAY larH. SIS. THR
~ Omnibus Lre vii carry TassenEerf q nd
from the various Raj rIad Iep1ts. ard - arl
from an part 81 the cify. a lUclty-aFo Csuia
each. plssenFtrs With ordicary baeEafe IN
cIuIei.
80 Barrafs checked frgm retldei e. 81 hotel
hra resro~rib's AGENT 81 tie Comrany. tku1
sroifinr an froubie and delay e. Dsrot.
III W. ]. fLACk. Sursrintsndsrt.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

The VARIETIEs.-Misses Mile and
Fannie Florence, who havelj just closed q
brilliant enga gementin Washington city,
have arrived, and will make their debut
at this favorite resort on Monday evep-
ing. In the meantime, all the old
favorites will make their last appear
ances, prior to giving place to new
corners. -
TIE ORAToRIo, LAST NIGHT. - The
grand sacred concert given in St. Peters
last evening, in aid Of the orphans fund
of the church, was an affair alike
creditabls to those in attendance
and those whose efforts constituted the
entertainment The assemblage was
large, and the receipts at the door will be
q handsome contribution to the funds. OF
the performance, we have no disposition
10 speak critically. An who particle
pated acquitted themselves, we'll, and
several of the company seemed even
to excel themselves The ladies es-
pecialy seemed in excellent, voice, aud
rendered their parts with happy effect
GRAND ToURNAMEST.-It will be seen
by referring TO the announcement in our
advertising columns that grand tour
nameut is on the tapis, to come off on
the 18th proximo. Splendid premiums
are offered, and the whole affair will be
conducted in the most courtly style. A
number of knights have already enrolled
their names, and that it will be a great
success, all, who witnessed the prowess
of the knights last year, will be entirely
satisfied There is no bar to any gentle
man, married or single, entering the
lists and doing his devoir in honor Of
love and beauty. s7.no7ip' o''"'7a''
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Y SoMErHISe NEw--thAMRIkI, GEN OF
ARABIAig=7Amrial is a cheap Oriental
perfume, apparently an OPAQUE stone,
which imparts delicious and lasting
perfume by simply rubbing il on the
garments. William D'0ench 4 Co., 81.
Louis, sole agents for the West and
South. Amrial is retailed at all drug
stores. 100 ,,.,t.g Ga .srv a9GT gaTT.
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Ia HAYsCoAL CoMPANY.-Best Pittsburg
coal, Wholesale and retail We weigh on
theicity scales. Office, 287 Main street
For RENT.-Four new stores, just fin
Hished, low to good tenants; Nos l76,
178, 1874 and 1870. For sale: The lot on
Second, near southwest corner of Madi-
son, must be sold.
WHEATLEY 4 AvEST,
70 ~ No 10 Bethel Block.
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Money 20 loan ON CoilateraIsat ses
Main street. -ts-.lf r.-tsf 80 80 60-f
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- Lruxs 4 FIEs have removed to ~
MAih sireel-IuyloF-& McEwenf old
-.t.na 20
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TKMPKRAScR "A dispatch has been
received from the Memphis delegates at
Nashville, TO lhe effect that Mr. w. W.
Carswell, the celebrated lecturer on tenn
perance, from the Dominion Of Canada,
Who has been travelling throughout the
United States for the past few months, is
expected 10 be in this city during the
ensuing week, and win deliver two ofhis
famous lectures, on Monday and Tues
day evenings next, at the Tabernacle,
on Court street. IL viii also be interest
ing to the friends Of the temperance
cause in Memphis TO know that the fol-
loving officers we're elected By the
National Division Of the Order, in session
a, Nashville. yesterday: R. NJ Fousi, Of
Pennsylvania, Most Worthy Patriarch /;
MCurry, Of Tennessee, Most Worthy
AssociAls s. W. Hodge, Most Worthy
Scribe o. d. wsltner, New Brunswick,
Most Worthy Treasurer Thos Myers, Of
Maryland, Most WOEiby Chsssain A
r Bailey, Of New Yofk, Most Worthy
conduetor r !. Morris, 81 Indiana,
Most Worthy Sentinel
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"a The best 9 Combined Tanning Mill,
Grain and Seed Separator aud Smut
Machiae" in existence, new and val
liable Invention for planters, millers,
grain dealers, and business men gener-
ally, noy aono exhibition, By T. E. Jones
& Co of,Nashville, Tennessse.p at the
seed store of G. Craig & Co., 379 Main
street, Memphis, Tennessee. Call and
see it..,f 1sfu.tag % f.tsss F-rBoas : tat ~
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Every planter Is interested in The ma
chine now on exhibition-by T. h. Jones
4 Co, Of Nashville, Tennessee, at the
seed store Of R. G. Craig & Co, No. 379
Main street, Memphis, because it will
clean andsseparatethe foulestwheatfrotn
smut, cheat, cookie, blighted, broken and
shrunken grains, and other impurities,
leaving tho best, healthy, plump, and
perfect grains to SOW. Planters are in
vited to bring the worst sample they have
Of any kinds Of grain or seeds, and give
the machine thorough test. : rssll,g
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WARD 4 LrGUERE. Druggists,
il'-s Cor. Main and Adams streets.
= Opposite Worsham House.

} aConjugal Love, and the Happiness Of
True Marriage.-Ess for young men. on
the Errors. Abuses and Diseases which destroy
the Manly Powers and create impcd:m ents to
MARRIAGE. with sure means of relief Sent
in sealed letter envelopes free of charge. Ad-
dress HOWARD ASSOCIATION. Box p.
PHILADELPHIA. Pa. BIZ .iIisp ~. - r 67-l4d 3
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vETANTED A PBDDLER'S INCENSE
w having several months TO run. hppy at
I,amp. Oil and Soap Store. No. 40 Jeferson
street. [70l III o. F. PRESC,eIIa& 10,
JITANTFDTA PAIR OF GOOD MARES
w or Mule9 Anhlyat46 alsreet. 6y'
VIZ ANTE6. Nv ANTED AT THE CONF
w merciaI n otel, : i7 iF - III III
One Bundle Washer; sSl Z
One Dish Washer; M tls7 a-Hg "
One Chambermaid; so NfliFt
One ScrubberS
WANTED = AA,NURSE, COLORED =
w single. Good reference REQUIRED. Apply
to ri GALBREATH. STEWART co
NTANTED.9-TO EXc Il ANG u FOR A RES
w idence in Memphis. fine farm. contain,
ing 500 acres. about 400 acTescleared, withlgood
improvements, and In sight of Railroad, with
in two hours ran of Mempbis; Ii desired,
would sell crop, teams stoeks etc and give 4. .
immediate posses ion fartiss y ,snIng 70 m NJ 3
LEDGER office. " =.
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FIvE huadrsi pairs pans pants, not
damaged. 81 SIS per dozen, at Rice a
Rngers, 2O3 Main street 7
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LrSES LlwS, az 27lc per yard, at
Rice 4 Engel's ear les ea.e - /
SKSsIsLE-0ur clever friends Of the
Jefferson Street Market, Sc and IS Jetfer-
son street, desire US to inform their many
patrols that from this date cssh will be
Invariably required by them 10 all trans
actions They have tried The obhging
system, and Ike many others who have
also tried it, found that it don't pay. 20
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SOAR F~G

-
MRS. HARVEY INFORMS
Is her friends and former bearders that she 3.
has taken, the new, brick house, No. ~ st..
Martin Street, near Re9If AID fitted up the
same in 'excsllent style fora respectable Hoard
piled VITA allthe delieseies the market affords.
-3fsr. ~ TERMS :. f..,..- b.
Regular Boarders per week,.....-,% 90 D.
Day Boarders, per week, ..,.,,-s,.v Qg
T T9i e sI Bparaefr, per day-v.r'
f HoERs FOR MEALS: ,s.e-,ts-i = \
Breakfast, ......".........frtm 6 to am.
Dinner, ~.,,;,,,,,..,.i..,,.-trom Y 10 Pm 30.
Supper,. .....,..........,.,,,. from 6toT pm. 4.
~ 49, "a
DOARDING.--A LARGE ROOM. SUIT,
Is able for n family. in one Of the coolest
places M. the-city.f Applyat 432 Main street.
No other -hoardefs. re egs--I.la - 20
nOARDING. IA FEW GENfIEMFN
Is boarders can be accommodated at 29S Third
street oneblock from Court SQUARE. n
DOARDTNG.-TWO OR THREE GENTLE,
Is men can be accommodated with DAY
BOARD by application at No. 80 Monroe
street. -.al,.sf liai..L 20 80. : : - - %
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Lew. wrxEga, r. s. ~ ''''
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MONEY TO LsAN.-Call at Citizens
Union Bank; Corner Of MAN aud Jeffer-
son. y
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oln 80 1.is 81. la MaiaA d
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HowEnL, lWooD g. CO.. have received
another large stock of fancy dry goods. 60
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/ FIVE husDRED pairs of brown linen
drill pants, at 81 is per pair, by Rice Il
Engel. GOT
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Go to Howell, Wood & Co.'S, S32 Main
street, for. bareains in dry goods. 60
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r. B. Gnss0x. Jdstics Of the Peace,
Ass te-Openei his .0s6ee At oorner Of
Wasbingroo. and Main streets, Had vili
give prompt Attention TO all business
inirusied 10 him. u
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RussrLLs $. pIsrEssAsF,7 Es.ablished
now for over nine years, and under the
direction Of its founder, Dr. Russell, a
thorough graduate and successful prac-
titioner Of medicine. tbs institution has
gradually grown in favor until Il has
become ahe resort Of hundreds yearly
who are suffering the effects Of blood
corruplions and sexual disorders, and
who have in vain sought alienation else
where. The asylum is pleasantly located
at No. 40 and AZ North Court street,
where, if desired, rooms can be secured,
and where the Doctor can be privately
consulted from a. N. to 8 pm.