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III FURNITURE.
- HAVING just received, n
-, an addition to my former ",
- stock of the above, I'M
offer, at low prices. variety of
BEDSTEADS, BUREAUS, SIDE
BOARDS. CHAIRS, TABLES, PA
TENT IRON BEDSTEADS, Pa
TENT COTS, PATENT SPRING
BEDS, SAFES, and other articles
too numerous to mention. FURNI-
TURE and MATTRESSES MADE
TO ORDER. Particular attention
given to REPAIRING, PACKING
and JOBBING. '}.
ya" D JEROME FAGAN,
Washington street,
April % Opposite Masonic Hall.
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the Weaan and parts of the city, and think
proper pfeeantions sFF- health Of ,e
much less The good warm
furnished the Penietiarv
remain s"i @ Your obedieht seryan
f. 10 aaa tostn5ps, aiaaI Il noisj B. W TAYLOR.
too IfY :
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= SANITARY REPOKT OF THE SURGEON IN CHARGE.5 ~
seen by the report of most prevalent
diseases were Feyer Darrh@a and Skin affections "a
The large number OF of Fever and Darha have
been due to the long confinement prison of the
patients and the total disregard Of the all pre-
cautions " fsr.r ~ fas' - '4- H.s'' %f} i g,
The from Abbeve and Coeon Districts would par
cuary call attention to- They filed with vermin with bat
few starved and filthy the greatest degree
had been mush rice potatoes and very occasionally
The of Fever this place greater they
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% EV0NE9" JI ,Veb,e ~ 't5HY0ly tNr,-VP
mspt s&9sId eSlt ot oH6unh s7os1 7as
% : = ~. ~
! o3 b1R8sI |tuodiiW e2sTTlpe tajaflQ,
fsht s-H9f Eus o7Aii ~ ozpsaGO. ,1oLas
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-07-28
TIE STRIKE IN TIE PENNSYLVANIA COAI
REGsOE.

Final Council of War-A Determination to Go
TO Work In This RegiOn-ProbabIe Terminal
ton Of the Strike Elsewhere.
WILxEsBARRE, July 20, 1888.
The brilliant military successes of the great con-
quering Corsican who supposed himself invincible
eliminated in his defeat by Wellington. The strikers,
whose raids upon the c0lleres and machine shops In
this section were series of grand successes and who
believed they would sw eep everything before them,
have been defeated by the county Sheriff Van Leer.
His proclamation, Published few days since, has
proved Butcher to them-has routed them COM
pletey. 1t left them but the forlorn hope to fight
the State militia to be called out to oppose them If
they should insist IN the endeavor to accomplish their
purpose. With view to consult upon the course to
be pursued they met In council this afternoon at
grove outside OF town. Mr.. Davids was APP
pointed chairman, but the prerOgatives apperaining
to this position were with extreme difficulty exer-
cised. Several were ambitious to speak at the same
time and each holding different opinions. 1t
was very noisy, wranglng council. At length
Ii was decided, as the only way Of coming to any
conclusion, to take vote on the subject and II the
majority were in favor OF enforcing the Eight Hour
law then they wOu fight ii out to the death II need
be- and If the majority approved working under the
present ten hour system that they would then to
work. The vote, determined by division, the eight
hour men forming body BY themselves and the ten
hour men another body showed the latter largely in
the majority. The decision therefore was to go to
work. On Monday work accordingly will doubtless
be resumed.
And thus ends the strike movement in this coal
region The gigantic proportions 1t assumed have
suddenly dwind!ed TO nothing. Happily, bat few
men had been thrown out OF employment aud these
only for few days. SO that but very little OF the
evils and suiIerngs engendered by strikes have been
regions In Lehigh and Schuylkill counties, when
they learn the result OF the strike here, they will ut
give up the strike there, from which they have
been suffering now for nearly . MONTH and go TO
WOrK.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-07-28

The market spring wheat ruled dun and heavy,
s ps ~ S%,Rss aoss %
orwls & amber do . e g 80 io Ts s sssr
hcavy and lower FOR ali kinds The saes were about
1 FOR Sy s 70 i' Fl Is g
white ana " ~ and 9 ycw a S 1. s9 be 8s'
S Sashss at stora e.. and Sc sSA aoa Eye
wsre a9s q LOO bushels choice at - a7s Barley
FnrSiisG SHE market was extremely quiet and rates
Tr % {Ss 3 Sne S WI ss At q S
per steamer 800 osss clover seed 3D. a.
&c. Cd 10 Brenen per steamer IS bbs shoe pegs
The chnIeIs were "a bark tons to arseles with extra
heavy pipe and back from Sicily with fruit and brig
gu S,Slrs. remained dun and nomiual a, IKE.
HAy re9ues, aud steady at Zoe 7sc for ship
ping ami u 80 Si 10 for retail lots ,r
chansei We quote iss. crop, 2oc 4Oc 1876 do, oc.
HAM heard OF no sales Of any description but prices
iaitered. We quote Manila s.c gold and jue &c.
HoLAssEs--rhe market dull heavy for all kinds
NHg1t sroa s~Recaip.s, LOO bbls spirits turpenne
"a crude a Al DO Iosin 400 DO pitch and $40
heavy though prices not uoabv lower Tne saleswerc
closing a:4 g C. he dull ana lower
for lower rae ea' qe s,eay for other gadss s ss
sra s ned a. % a. quoie scm%Qn sFa'1sa =
u Wilmington sroasa. 's'S sa0 ~
ii o. DO Of 5,lOo gallons American,
for fe aevey was made on private terms Other kinds
sMsse'p.. esl. pork ,so psckss.. lard
% sr ~ %s' new The mess: sales isI sa
DO, incudne ye oOis mess for os.ober At $ss 1917
~ y .sisss. and ND 10 az, Tor sepIsmssr, :;
us os. s. s"a trim !. sGs ws
arrivals Of aoss head Beef remaned dull but steady ls
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TRANSFERS IN NEW YoRK oITY.
Sheriff u, lot No 2s6, estate Clawson. Nom.
eOth ct, q, lot No a. estate smythe, 46xoss... Nom.
2sth st. g. 100 Of Seth al 16Bxye9. o13,bW
S9th st. D. 4Ul n Of 9Th Nv, 25xl0 tev0
luth 81, a o. las Of 9Th Az, Tox9l1.. 900
ed Of, D a2b Of 18th 36xl0u a250
gth 81, :, liz y OF 9TH AZ, eox MSm
essh ct ssas g Of lss AZ, lscaloos lSoc
ls5sh st. q ~ Of @h ~, 7slsS
u % To- 4 q :" 4, ssossi iiioss Nom
LnAsRs RRcoKyKD IN NEW yoBK.
Beekmsn q, No 100 (store yearn, per ~
Fulton No 1,3 (part Of house,, y000
Leonard It, No 80 (par Of house,
18th IT. Nos 1e6 and In pears, per year. x00
6th No $50, years. per year. 20OV
TRANSFERS IN KINGS C0Urrr-BBooKLYr. -
Atlantic Dock stores Nos 81 TO- g. g. South 900
Atlantic Dock nores Nos g. go ST. ST. share off, 5000
Douglass 81, slss y Of Bond e. 1ss17o ?oUo
Fort Green pl, tsss y q Hanson p I,se o,7aA 20
wv 4. 10 Of Central az, s6irioo 800
John e. q s n Of Liberty 5QllOD ....... SO
forner and Dcyoe ala n 9 corner S0y75 ......... 1650
Mean al ~ mn n n or Nassau q. 2Sx1O0. $50
Ross n a lis ID OK Lee Az, s5rl0O ......... 1900
Ross d, ., 175 II OF Lee sv. lsllxl00 ...... l50o
Roe e. a 0, as ID OF Lee az, ltxi0j :.......J 49,
Warren st. $50 n OF New YORK Az, o0xlss 49,
Fourth and Hoyt sts corner, "lrlt0Ss2xlOvA wv
north Seventh st, 800 II OF seventh IT. ssrlW. lugv
Oates av O. 22b n o of Lewis av lsxiv) 49,
Monrose ard Rnshwick " corner W. N1txso sMm
Reid nv and Quincy a. " corner EA o.......... xse
Lot n, Linden terrace fnar .'o,
f..ts II. - a." 49, r,sg...,. ...t.... -
=. s,- v~r.... .''.''''' 10"
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-07-28

At the commencement OF business tine stock mar
ket was dull but steady, and at the early session Of
|hc open board Reading sold at e5, Cleveland and
Piftsburg SSt and Erie 6S1s. At the first regular
board the volume OF business was light and prices
were without material change for railway shares,
but the State stocks, and particularly Tenncssees,
were heavy Cleveland and Pittsburg closed u lower
|han at the same time on Saturday, Northwestern
preferred /, Tennessee skies, ex coupon, q, new
ssue "a. North Carolina skies, ex coupon, !, and new
bsue a. Government securities were firm at an ad.
lance OF - = per cent. At the open board at one
S'clock prices were q fraction higher in some in
|tances but the transactions continued on limited
|cale. At the second regular board the market was
.tronger and more animated for railway shares and
few York Central closed q higher than ut the first
|egular board, Cleveland and Pittsburg q, North
estern preferred a. and Tennessee skies, ex coupon,
4, while North Carolina skies, new issue, were Il
bwer, and Tennessees Of the new issue were
Ready. The Tennessee Legislature met In extra SEES
hon to-day but no advces relating to the probable
nanciai policy Of the state were made known on
be street up this time. At the open board at half
est three railway shares were strong and continued
during the remainder Of the afternoon. AT the
lose at half past 1--WE the following quotations
tere current:-New York Central, 1851; Erie, 80 q
b,.; Reading, e5Is o5I; Michigan southern s2H
Go2n; Cleveland aud P.sisburg, sok sos; Cleve-
Ind and Toledo, 1929 a lO3k; Rock Island, 1857
DISK; Northwestern, SO a $50; do. preferred, SEX
kJs Fort Wayne, llo,s q 1lok; Ohio and Missis-
lppi, 3ox so,!; Pacific Mail, 1904 1ooK; Quick
liver, gay; Western Union Telegraph, IS Ssk.
The foreign exchange market was dull but steady.
IND although the leading drawers asked 1loX for
heir bills on England at sixty days, In small
mounts the rate for them second hand was 110k
bere is stun moderate supply Of bills drawn by the
herman houses against shipments Of fve-twenties
nabsorbed. At the close bankers bills on England
sixty days were quoted at 1lox 11ox; at three
avs 1iob, q llox; commercial bills, 1ooH q 1924.
ankers' bills on Paris ut sixty days, Sis STAY.
Consols and American securities were quoted thus
London today and on the previous dates men
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-07-28

The Cincinnati Gazette gives the Following encouF-
king account Of the growing crops IN the west'--
THE food crop Of the West bids fair to be immense
Ae present season. There has not been o full crop
nce 1860 The crop OF 1858 In Ohio was only three
ths of that of $780, and the crop OF 1860 Tell tnrty
millions short of that OF 1850. The crop OF 1857
rs better, but by no means mp TO tnat OF 1905
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\. u o. i:ncea terrace map HSa
Lo, o ihh.eh terrace map. 2s2g
Io Linden terrace map 2Ioe
Lots n "a 81 W Lnaen terrace ........ 474O
Lots a. Linden terrace nap. e75
Lots To-, LIS Lin len terrace $40
II Lin. on terrace map. 4SD
Lot lis LndAr terrace map 400
EAST NRw YORK.
Centre st. lot 49, n >iv.' ITO
Albany av, corner OF ms at $40 1880 :.....l ess
Schenectady av corner On William 81, !3jxf0 o'ooo
Lot soinng stOrey's. An hers Mis- de- iSsSxiosx "a.
'''''''''''''''''''' a,r =; 'oiNT WV
Java 81, POS II Of Union sv 25xl0O go
Kent nv, 8, 2S ft o. Frank IN h. Mxso 27b0
Mo1ssS y 4 Is3sos OTIS o
-. uOLOkEH.
Clinton and 18th sts n o corner, 2xie0 800
Marshal. st. lot block 25 Coster estate 2xi0o loco
Willow 1t, g. 20s It OF 18th ST. ON
willow and 10th SITS, corner, l2hx 100. '
HUDSON CITY,
Beach st. lot 49, book L. Joining Reservoir 2bxlc0 400
Montgomery ST. 30 II n OF Centre 81, 25Kl 0..... 10
Summit sv and Grove st, corner, 60xl0 l5O0
9RaGEN.
Pinesst 535 Of Coumunipaw 25lxl006... 800
Van Horn 81 II OF Walnut ST. 10xlUO 200
Fairview sv g. 6l06 II of Westsde nv, 7xl33 375
HARRISON.
9Th st. g. 100 II Of at 1000
Passaic and Reynolds avs se corner sSxl4o 5000
GREENvILLE
Plots and g. block ., Armstrong; est, 10 lots each
25lU square feet 10lSS
Plot IL, block l. Armstrong; est ~ lots, each $500
TRANSFERS IN ESSEX ooUSTY-BEILEvTLLK
Stephens ct, 8, Dewitt, 4Jx93 30
CLINTON.
Chadwick AZ, 1877 from Clinton sSex325. 1900
NEWARK.
Broad st. washington's property, 25xl0.. $50
High st. s. Wa!shs property, 105x1 69e5
Oliver st. $50 II from Adams st, 5Dx96 725
South Essex st, es, 50 n from New st, ssx5o aboo
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-07-28

Coz E.ho was quiet but hrm ut previous quotations.
Maracaibo was in lair euan sales about $500 bags
terms Other kinds remained nul.
FLOUR AND Receipts, 10 bills 0our, 245 bbls.
me8, S bushels wheat 1893 1853 do. 433 do.
There more active demand for fresh ground
-four to-day which low grades appreciated from 10 to
% BARREL 1he demand almost wholly from the
local trae however, and there scarcely inquiry from
either exporters shippers Unsound flour q
tribe more steady but there Improvement In prices,
though all kinds saabe mt Saturdays prices.
California -four quiet but less the sales
about l2OvO Is Southern flour quiet but steady
than for lme; note further change
sales 6O bbls Rye -four Ia moderate demand and firm,
with sales OF bbs. For meal there fair de-
mand the comprising 500 bbs-part SO 20 for
nj 8 10 a "a InrM Mn
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-07-28
MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
Married.

BREwsTER-BURNs-On Thursday. July 10, by
the Rev. Dr.. iicGlnn GEORGE II. BREWSTER 10
MARY LOUISA BURNS, all OF this city
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5tCkhtC.......sss. i.ozD,uVf,oto
MS estimate be correct, and all the mcts point
such result, we shall raise three hundrel ana
kty-six million bushels OF observation-disclosures than IN
ycar 80. the yeas before the war, md me NOS
F6faoe scar We ever ua,
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RcHIpsi. yoansssToN, Aagop e :. B

-, .,,,,.,n., y JOu ESTON, ADCrIOsEEs
Try ARchirhf. YsTON 4 VAN ThSSsLiIs
IL ,,cn,o Ai 9esH ~ EAST THkTEEyTH STREET
AUCTaOn hAhrrs -ESDAY, AT ~ O'CLOCK
wo .orani FANNY E.sA isbmenis comprising teams black
and sorrei Horses and Games Barnncaas LAY 'oad
Phaeon and sassosos under h eSdO o
Horses Carriages We sac On account
Inc thar
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-07-28
COMMERCIAL REPORT.

MONDAY, July 27-6 r. NJ.
BEEswAx-sa!es were made Of 200 lbs at dc
COTTON lO4 bales. BY the unfavorable cable
from Liverpool the market depressed and
lower, closing at prices lc. lSc. below those current
Saturday. The demand moderate and at the reduction
holders generally very anxious realize. The sales
confined to $40 bales including $40 for spinning and 400
for speculation. We Quote--
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-07-28

IIOR sALE-ONE 25 BARREL Still, COLI MN, GOOSE
IN and worm all new, and having latest improvements
in column will warrant the to make the finest shirts
Also one so barrel St Column, Goose and part oi worm
second price 30 cents per pound Adore r. H. Grit
fin, Albany n. Y.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-07-28

by HENRY B. HERrs, AUCTrONEER.
ID On Tuesday, July %, at 10,s O'Clock,
Al lt2 R,vinstou street. between Norfolk and su1ok,
household FURNITURE Carpets. Mirrors mshossny and
wa nat Faro. SUITS HcJstrrs Butosps, ce1rs 1Abcs,
c.vtuA. Kitchen 10, ustuo. &c
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-07-28
Ry HENRY II. LEEDS, AycTIoxA ar s:l bv auction o.

RY HENRY II. LEEDS, AUCTlONA s.,, hv ,,c,on -
HENRY II. LEEDS MINER WIN s,a s. s.c.on 1n
Tuesday July rs at lo o'clock the PRIV 0 NO.
oGramercy park near Twentieth street., p.,...,. -.
Elegant Household Furniture consisting OF nj anu
velvet Carpets Suit drsb cloth poS
top Cenre Tables marble top Etagere, miro
lame French plate Pier Mirror and Brackets; w s
shaes rosewood Suit In plush Imitation black walnut w
seacs hair Mattresses Feather Beds Boosters and Pows
ssss and ingram Carpets painted enansed Cottage SUITS
~, aas Vva mrrors, mahogany Bedstesds, Wardrobes
vans mahogany Gard Tables mahogany p
bureaus Gas Fixtures, Chandeliers 'c Rockers In plush
marble top Side Tables, Suits reps Oil
co'ns otar Capes and Rods Extension Tables Chairs in
green reps mnhSgany marble Buffet rosewood Book
cases. Onars IN brured worsted mahog marble Side
Tables China, Crockery Glass Ware, &C. '
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-07-28

THIRST CLASS ENGLISH BAGATRLLE TABLE, WITH
II marble bed, for sale, at a5 Ninth avenue corner OF
Forty second street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-07-28

TNOR SALE-ON ACCOUNT OF BAD HEALTH,
first class Dining Saloon, with bar and lodgings doing
good business five year lease from May last aud moder-
ate rent Inquire at E2 West street. GEO. DUNSIRUP.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-07-28

by HENRY n. LEEDS, AUCTIoNEER.-HENRY n.
ID LEEDS MINER will SELL BY auction, on THURSDAY.
July 30 at 1919 o'clock az the private residence No. East
OF gentleman now abroad consissing o. seoera as.ort
Paror, Library, Dining Room and Bedroom Furniturs.
Full al hereafter.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-07-28

Final Council of War-A Determination to Go
TO Work In This ReaiOa-Pr0babIe Termina-
ton Of the Strike Elsewhere.
WtJWEsRARRr JuIv % Jeaa
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-07-28

I,,OR SALE-AN OLD ESTABLISHED HOTEL. M
ing and Oyster Saloon Fixtures Behh &C. o., al "a
pcndid chance business Lease I've yeurs Cause
II sale death of the proprietor Inquire THIS week A.
with a MEAD's, 40 Eighth avenue.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-07-28

I,OR sALE-A TOBACCO FACTORY, IN COMPLETE
II running order Apply 70 r. BERNARD & CO. i's
Pearl street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-07-28

INOR sALE--FIRsT CLASS CRACKER BUSINESS, DO
ing good retail business Apply to the present owner,
Ill Broadway, room No. 8.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-07-28

DOR SALE-THE STOCK AND FIXTURES OF CAN.
L. dy and Toy Store, doing good business location
ceent price low and sold account OF Ill health. Call fer
three days at 449 East Thirteenth street.
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4 n EYrRA LARGE SALE OF
a Magnificent Household Furniture,
Velvet, BRUSHES and Ingram Carpets
Elegant rosewood seven octave Pianoforiss
49, % rIor S,aifa coxsred sxiih brncsiel

A UCTIoN sALE.-M. ". WILSON, AUCTIoNEER,
viii se, at public the Stock the store No. 267
Bowery commencing to-day Tuesday July 49, ~ 10 o'clock
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-07-28

GOOD PAVING LIQUOR STORE FOR SALE
IA the For, tenth ward; industrious ma make
money For pa tcaiars apply to WILLIAM Abbott, lW
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-07-28

TOR SALE-STOCK AND FIXTURES OF A GOOD
paying Fancy Goods Store; cheap for whole house
established four years. and sold only
Apply at ~ First street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-07-28

TrOR SALE-A DINING SALOON AND BAR, HAND
II sornely newly fitted up low rent doing good bust
ness near Broadway. Bl0GS HORN, " Nassau street
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LNOR SALE-AN OLD ESTA BLISHED FIRST CLASS
Grocery, with good Stock and Fixtures and three years.
Lease basement and cellar dong excellent trade.
Inquire of s. d. MARITIME 4O Hudson street, OF st.
Luke's place
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-07-28

E'OR sALE-A GOOD LIQUOR STORE, WITH LONG
Lease to run Must be sod AT once. Address ID. X,
box 1871 Herald Office.
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r BOGART, AUCTIONEER.
81. Wednesday, july 70,
at 10M o'clock, at the auction No. North William
street Marshns large Bar Counter four draw
Boxes Scales, Counter, Engravngs, mahogany Safes,
Lounges marble top Waahsands Parlor Suit Cottage Furni
CHAS. A. CLARK. MarshaL
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-07-28

r,oH sALE-A LACE AED FANCY STORE, THE b sr
stand on Brondway stock about $4,000;
be reuced TO suit purchaser bona nde chance Addess
Brussels Herald Office
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LNOR SALE-A SODA WATER AND SARSAPhRILLA
Factory with 300 toners fine horses WAGONS
all the utensils belonging thereto Inquire at 42i East
Ninth street. near avenue A. T. FLEISCHL
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nor SALE-ON FULTON AVENUE, THE STOCK AND
Fixtures with Goodwill OF two stores, In building;
q rare chance rent very low Apply to W. MACKEY, -
Fulton BROOKLYN.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-07-28

LOR sALE-A FIRST CLASS MILK ROUTE, WITH
II Horse Wagon and Harness. Apply at 4U2 West Forty
hfth street, between III and o'clock.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-08-11
CLUB MEETINGS.

OyERToY HOTEL INDEPENDENT Demo-
CRATIC CLUB The members of the above
Club are respectfully requested to meet
at their hall on Poplar street, under
Oyerton Hotel, at 81 o'clock Knight
precisely. AS business of Importance
will be transacted, every member is ex-
pected to be present. By order OF the
President. LOUIS ScHIFFSER, Sec'y.
SECOND WARD.-The regular weekly
meeting of the Second Ward Democratic
Club will be held at the Poplar street
Engine House on Tuesday evening, at
8 o'clock. Every Conservative citizen
of the ward is invited to be present, as
busiBess of Importance will be transact
ed. Able speakers will be on hand to
enlighien the Club on the political issues
of the day.
The Fourth Ward Democratic Club
holds its regular meeting this Tuesday
evening at Stillman Hall. A prompt at
tendance of all members is requested, as
business Of Importance will be presented
Prominent speakers will address the
meeting
CoLoRED MES, ATTESTIos.-At a
meeting last night Of the Eighth Ward
Democratic Club, a suggestion was made
that the colored men hold a mass meet
ing at our stand. Poplar street market
square, on Saturday, the 18th OF August,
commencing at eight o'clock. IL is
hoped and expected that the colored
people will turn out en- masse to bear the
views enunciAted by several eloquent
Conservative speakers, both white and
cslored. A fine band will discourse
eloquent music.
lG2 ]. W. SuTHER, Secretary.