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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-08-26

Conjugsl Love, and the Happiness of
True Marriage.-Essay for young men. on
the Errors. Abuses and Diseases which destroy
the Manly Powers and create implements to
MARRIAGE. with sure means of relief. Sent
in sealed letter envelopes free Of charge. Ad-
dress HOWARD ASSOCIATION. Box P.
PHILADELPHIA. Pa. 67-14R
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FRESH Carolina shad and roe herring,
at J. Devotos, corner of Third and
Adams streets. $50
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BOLD AND HEAVY ROBBERY. The
salesrooms of Messrs. Powers & Mccoy,
merchant tailors. No. 23S Second street,
were entered between eight and ten
o'clock last night, and piece goods and
clothing to the amount of about $500
removed from the premises Mr.. Dennis
Corney, an employe of the firm, who
has been in the habit of sleeping in the
building, after passing the evening in an
other part of the city returned about
eleven o clock, and to bis establishment
discovered the door and window at the
rear of the salesroom standing open, a
large portion of the stock of the house
missing and the balance piled
up near the entrance, apparently
awaiting removal. On going out into
the alley in the rear, he picked up
coat which had probably been dropped
by the thieves in their fight; but beyond
this, no traces of the scoundrels we're dis
coverable. He lost no time in informing
the police ofwhat had occurred, and this
morning two msckerels, known respec-
lively as VIM. Loddy and Paddy CALI
han, were arrested on suspicion of know
ing something of the transaction. At a
later hour VIM. Muldoon, the driver ofa
scalping wagon, who was seen to pass out
of the alley with his vehicle about the
time the robbery is supposed to have
been committed, was likewise arrested
and committed to await an investigation
The police are quite sanguine Of having
gotten upon the track of the guilty
parties and are confident of recovering
The missing poods
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" Old Reliable I"
TRI.wEEKLY LINE.


WILL FORM A TRI-WEEKLY LINE
w between Memphis and White river, leav-
ing Memphis every TUESDAY, THURSDAY
and SATURDAY, at 5 o'clock pm, connect-
ing at Duvall's Bluff with trains of the Little
Rock railroad for Little Rock. Hot Springs and
all points in Arkanias. Returning will leave
Duvall's Bluff every MONDAY, WEDNES-
DAY and SATURDAY. on arrival Of the train
from Little Rock.
Commercial, Capt. John Edison. leaves Mem
phis Tuesday at O'Clock p m; Liberty No. 2,
Capt. James Rice, Thursday at 5 o'clock pm:
Mayhower. Capt. VIM. J. Ashford. Saturday
at S o'clock pm. @ U. d. bills will be taken
for responsible parties by the line. as hereto
fore, without any charge being made for COL
lection.
The steamer F. W. Brooks will run in con-
nection with this line from Jacksonport to Po-
cahontas on Black river, making semi weekly
tries.
Thankful for the liberal patronage bestowed
upon us during the past three years. we hope,
by strict attention to business, 10 merit con-
tinuance of the same in the future.
JOHN b. DAVIS.
Sup't NJ. and W. X. Packet Company.
LEVY Il MILLER,
S3-t Agents. No. Jefferson street.
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CrrrASD CoUxTT soEiF-In any guam
THY, large or small. to suit taxpayers, at
Citizens Union Bank, corner Main and
Jefferson sireetA Isl
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Fall style silk hats just received at
wheaton d Co.'S, 100 Main street. l4
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BOAR DING .

rUARIE BOARDERS. BY THE DAY.
Week. or Month, will find good fare; ct
moderate prices. at the corr er Of Real and NM
berry sts. II5ls1 ANNE ENGELBRECHT:
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SEWING MACHINES repaired at No. 1853
Main street. WIZ
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s KAurMAx a BRo., ~ Jefferson,
corner Second, sole agents for Bagley's
6he-cut chewing tobacco. Isl
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CRY AND COUNTY SoRIP-In any guam
tity, large or small, to suit Taxpayers, at
Citizens Union Bank, corner Main and
Jefferson streets. 15l
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RUSSELL & DoDsoN's 279 Second St
is the place to get painting done cheap. I
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Gents fall style silk hats now ready
at Wheaton d Co.'s. 154
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CHoIcEsr family supplies of all kinds,
at J. Devoto's, corner of Third and
Adams. 1907,
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DEEDS, Leases, Bills of Lading. Drsy
Tickets, and all kinds Of Blanks for sale
at this office. 7
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LAuYpnY Orrror, 40 Jefferson ct.
Arrival and Departure Of Trains.

nIasIHsfPPf AND TEnNEsnKK RAILROAD.
Arrive. Depart.
New Orleans express, daily. 300P.n. SOB Pm.
Sardis accom- n, OK. Sunday, $50 AN. 300 Pm.
Freight, north = Tuesday,
Thursday and Saturday,
south-Monday. Wednes-
day and Friday-.....--..- 4;l5P.M. TOO AN.
MEMPHIS AND CHARLESTON RAILROAD.
Through mail. daily......... 500 Pm. 1910 Pm.
Through express. daily.....l0:40 Pm. 1l:30 ~.
Someryille &C. save Sunday s:5 AN. 500 pm.
Corinth &C., save Sunday, 600 AN.
Railroad time twenty minutes faster than
city time.
MEMPHIS AND LOUISVILLE RAILROAD.
Day ExpresS.................. tlo AM I:D AN.
Night Express-....--........ 3:l5 Pm. 400 Pm.
Railroad time Is 10 minutes faster than city
time. Ticket office. No. 237lS Main street. De-
pot, head of Main street.
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FoR RENT.

nrO RENT : FOR A SCHOOL. ON THE
fine Ba ement, 30 by IS feet. and two rooms
attached, each IS by % feet; yard in the rear.
with good cistcrn. etc. Apply to TOM GALE
3S Main street. ia ~
NOR RENT STORE HOUSE. NO. II
II Union street. Lee Block. 19i feet deep; now
basement and Offices in the Knickerboekcr
Building. Nos. Is and ls Madison street; Apply
to WILLIAM RICHARDsQN HUNT.
$50 No. is Union street.
|EOK RENT AN A No. SHE'D, OR
Il Warehouse, In North Memphis. Also
excelled for comfort and convenience by any In
the city. Terms reasonable. Apply TO O. u;
Dorion, jr., room No. Is. up stairs, oyer So4
Front street fi65f s. MOSBY.
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MISS BRADFoRD's CONCERT. : The
ladies and gentlemen having the matter
in hand have agreed upon Thursday
evening next, the Sd proximo, and the
New Memphis Theater, as the time and
place Of the complimentary concert ten
dered by them to Miss Nora Bradford
The following deserved compliment to
the beneficiary by contemporary, the
Acalanche, meets our hearty indorse-
ment: During the last few years, when
distress and misery have been so general
throughout the lapd, Miss Bradford has
always, with true woman's heart, nobly
responded to the calls of charity, and
has always cheerfully accorded her time
and talent to entertainments of every
character, where the end in view was the
relief of suffering humanity" We append
the following correspondence:
MExrHIs, August "a. 1858.
MISS NORA BRADFoRD: In behalf of q
great number of the citizens of Memphis,
we, as committee of those who feel un-
der very great obligations to you for the
generosity and loving kindness that have
so often prompted you to aid with your
voice the cause Of education and Of
charity, wish to learn of you whether it
will be agreeable to you to accept com.
plimentary concert, rendered by hun
dreds to whom you are very dear. If it
should suit you, we will arrange for the
concert to take place at the New Mem
phis Theater, on the evening of the third
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cough.-No Cure, No Pay.-FoRREsr's JU-
srPER TAR is warranted to cure Cough, Group.
Hoarseness. Throat and Lung Diseases. or the
price positively refunded. instantaneous re-
lief produced. Tryit. Ifnot satisfied. return
the empty bottles and get your money back.
D. F. GOODYEAR, 80 Second street, Agent.
Price, 35 cents. s2-t
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WASrED-s2OOO in Tennessee bonds.
Apply at 2O3 Second street. Isl
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HAYS Coal CoMPAsY.-Best Pittsburg
coal, Wholesale and retail. We weigh ON
the city scales. Office. 221 Madison ct.
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MEMPHIS, August IS 1868.

MEMPHIS, August =. 1908.
GENTLEMEN: am very grateful to you
for the kind words in which you express
your desire to pay me compliment far
above my deserts. or course, / accept,
with many thanks, the favor you propose
to do me, and will endeavor to make the
concert as acceptable to my friends as
possible, which the kindness of those
who have offered to assist me eneour-
ages me to hope | shall be able to do. |
am, gentlemen, very respectfully and
thankfully yours,
NORA BRADFORD.
Messrs. Albert Pike L. v. Dixon. ]. R. Chal-
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HONE MANUFACTURE.-We were yes
terday shown specimen brace of fowl
ing pieces, the manufacture of our fell
low.townsmen, F. Glassick & Co., $50
Main street, which we regard as deserving
more than passing notice, first, from their
intrinsic merit of workmanship and in
genuity, and secondly, from their having
been manufactured, lock, stock and bar
rel, in Memphis. In every substantial, as
well as ornamental particular, they are
models, and will stand comparison favor
ably with the best English manufacture.
They are highly credtable certainly to
the manufacturers and to Memphis
mechanism generally. In Messrs. Glas-
sick & Co.'s stock, which embraces ev-
erytbing in the line of guns, rifles, pis-
tolls, gun materials and sporting appa-
ratus generally, We found nothing SO at
tractive in our eyes, or of such interest
to US, as the rifles in question, solely
from the fact that they are the result OF
home workmanship and skill.
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Messrs. Albert Pike, L. v. Dixon, ]. R. Chal-
mers and others, Committee.

THE DEMOCRATIC BENEFIT AT THE
New MEMPHIs.-Au erroneous impress
sion having arisen with regard to the
object to which the proceeds of the ANA
teur entertainment at the New Memphis,
on Friday evening of the present week,
are to be devoted, we are requested to
state that the funds realized on the occa-
sion will be applied in the most judicious
manner to carrying on the campaign
and advancing the cause Of Democracy
in Shelby county The idea that the
money raised would go toward defraying
the running expenses of the Cen
trail Club, or any particular club,
is altogether erroneous and miscon'
ception. The funds will be placed in the
hands of the Central Club as the best
representative organization Of the whole
party in the county, by it to be applied
to the objects for which the whole party
is laboring. 1t therefore behooyes the
members of all the clubs, the ward and
independent as we'll as the Central Club,
to contribute each his mite toward rem
dering the affair financial success. A
capital entertainment is promised, and
let the attendance prove worthy of the
treat. Every Democrat is beneficiary,
and let him SO consider himself and act
.nnnrdinnlu
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Attest. HENRY KLEIN. Secretary.

The regular meeting Of the Second
Ward Club was he'd last night, the Presi-
dent, J. W. Cochran. being in the chair,
and Mr.. 7. n. Lawrence acting as secre.
tary. After some discussion on business
matters, and passing a resolution 10 re-
strict speakers as TO time, the meeting
was fOrcibly addressed BY Judge Perkins
and Mr.. B. n. Hart. The good men Of
the second ward mean business, and will
keen ND their end Of the yoke thoroughly.
be good work goes brAvely on.
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POSTAL IRREGULARITIES. - We have
heard numerous complaints among the
merchants of the city of lack Of prompt
ness in the delivery of the Arkansas mail,
to which we call the attention Of Post.
master Gist, knowing that the evil,
though not existing Immediately in bis
office, is yet within his power to regulate
1t is complained that the mails brought
BY the packet Natoma, which reaches the
city Sunday night, are not distributed
frequently until the packet goes out again,
the Monday evening following, and that
thereby orders by mail cannot be filled
by the merchant in time for ship
ment by the boat. While abiding to
the subject we would also mention that
we have frequently seen the mail bags at
the railroad depots thrown into the bag
gage wagons and driven around to the
hotels, and perhaps other points, as the
case may be, before they are delivered
at the postoffice. Thereby it is fire.
quently an hour after the arrival of the
trains before the mails reach the Office,
whereas, there is no excuse with the
present condition Of our streets, for the
transit from depot to Office consuming
more than fifteen minutes. We respect
fully call the attention of Colonel Gist to
these irregularities, knowing that be will
give the matter an early investigation
and bring about the needed reform.
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CARD OF THASKs.-At a meeting OF
the Board of Directors of the United
Hebrew Relief Association, held on the
oath Of August, it was
Resolved, That a vote Of thanks be
rendered Professors Wheat and Farmer,
for their kind services 10 rendering the
society the benefit of grand concert,
given at the New Memphis Theater. on
the 18th inst also, that our thanks are
due to the Concordis Gesangverein, Mrs.
Heating. and all the other amateurs who
participated in the concert, as well as to
the generous public who so literally
patronized the same for the benefit Of the
Sol. HEssE, Chairman.
T. KREurR Treasurer
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Special Notices.

Accident assurances at Is Madison st.
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Accordingly

FLAGS! FLAGS FLAGsl i Red, white
and blue bunting for flags, at B. Lowen-
stein & Bros. lou
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I7S COURT STREET,

COLLECTIONS on ALL ACCESSIBLE
" points. and rsmittances promptly made.
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Health, Saturday Night, German Lesie,
Nation Paper, Munro's Dime Novel, No.
1870; The Forest Hunters, Die Welt,
American Union, and all the dailies (;
also the Lacrosse Democrat. Atlantic
Monthly, for September, and Every Sat
urday for August.
Marriage has decided effect upon
the duration of human life, as Scottish
physician has just proven by some very
curious researches 1t appears that from
twenty years upward to the end Of life,
the average term of existence of married
men is fifty. nine and half years, while
bachelors reach only forty. In other
words, after the age of forty, married
men have the chance of living nineteen
and half years longer than bachelors.
Among women, the difference is less, but
Il is still quite marked. "a word to the
wise is sufficient"
The relief society of the old l54th
Tennessee regiment are to give a grand
ball at Raleigh Springs, on the evening
Of the Sd Of September, the proceeds Of
the occasion TO be applied to the relief Of
destitute members of the command aud
their families. The object is most
worthy one and appeals strongly to the
generosity of our citizens. The most
ample arrangements are being made,
and the affair cannot prove other than a
pleasant one. Tickets will be 81, in
GLIDING transportation TO and from
Raleigh. They can be had Of COwperth-
wait. Chapman & Co, H Wade a Co.
and Paitison 4 Co.
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= = - 80 ~
3 UsIvERsIrY CoNaENcEAEST-The pro-
Egramme Of exercises for the University
commencement wreck is this year unusually
attractive. AS the time draws nigh, We
publish it In full: 3, l4 81 zttasl, ~. .
{ Monday, june 2sth, at half-pass 8 o'clock
P. M., final celebration Of! the Washington
Society; Mr.. Samuel Mckinney, Of Ten
nessee, orator. ss ssf25sa.,sa 'ia ~ q 's's
. Tuesday, June 39th, IA O'Clock A. H.,
address before the literary societies by
General John 8, Preston. At half-past
P. M. final celebration Of the Jefferson
Society Mr.. William 7. Burdett, Of West
Virginia, orstor. 80 -
I Wednesday, July lst, at II o'clock A; NJ,
inaugnration Of Galt's statue of Jefferson /;
address by Hugh L. Grigsby, Esq.
Thursday, July I'd &c public day y, at 10
O'Clock A. M. delivery OF diplomas, con-
ferring Of degrees, Sc. At l O'clock, P. NJ.
address before the Society Of Alumni by
Colonel Charles Marshall. &2iss
The anniversary celebration of the Young
Mems Christian Association will take place
on Wednesday evening, LIST pro1imo, oft 8
p. M. Addresses by John P. Sheffey, Pre-
ssident IT. W. Ewing, Of Tennessee; E. G..
Williams, of Maryland, Chairman Of Com
mittee Of Arrangements. I've
r The faculty and students are anticipating
very large attendance of the alumni and
friends Of the University.
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MAYoR,s CouRT-MAYoR CHAHooN PRE-
s1DING-FRIDAY.-Jam Signiago, charged
with having in his possession basket
of tobacco supposed to have been stolen,
was sent on for trial before the United
States Commissioner for violation Of the in
ternal revenue laws.
Margaret Williams (negro) paid one dol
lar for the privilege Of fighting d. Ihomp-
son in the street.
Jerry Brown (negro), arrested for pick
ing the pocket of Lewis Montague OF three
dollars, was set back until to-day.
L. Terry paid FIVE dollars for beating
William N. Morriss.
The case Of Henry Thomas, R. Meekins,
and Reuben Nelson, charged with stealing
n dress valued at - dollars from William
Kelly, was continued until to-day.
Pat Perkins NEGRO boy) was sent on to
the Hastings Court for stealing piece OF
cloth and one pair pants valued at sl8
from W. G.. Geary. >,
The case of william Tabb, charged with
stealing o horse from William Lindsay
continued from Wednesday last, was called
Tabb produced witnesses and receipt to
show that he had purchased the horse
whereupon the case was dismissed. The
question Of ownership will be decided by a
civil suit. -. -
Several parties were fined for violating
the city ordinances in allowing offensive or
deleterious matter to remain on their pre-
mises. 1t would be well to remember that
it costs much less to remove such nuisences
than to pay the fines which will certainly
be imposed if they are allowed to remain
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z LOCAL 9 MATTERS.

RELIGIOUS SERVICES Tomorrow. = A
S,a,day-School Mass Meeting will be held
in the open air at Fulton at 6 o'clock P. M.
Rev. A. E. Dickinson and other speakers
will be present. - ~ =
st. JOINTS (German) Rev. William 1de
at II. A. M. 80 -. ..,.,@ ~
Leigh-street apt;st.-Professor H. b.
Harris at IL O'clock No service at night.
Rev. A. E. Dickinson will preach at New
Bridge, on the Nine-mile road, at Ii O'Clock,
and deliver q Sunday-school address at Ro-
per's Mill at 4 o'clock P. M. rtEE
Manchester Baptist.-Rev. s. P. Massie
at IL A. M. Rev. ). T. Carpenter at 8
P. M.
at 81 P. M.
Second Presbyterian.-Rev. E. 7. Baird,
D. D., morning and afternoon.
Third Pres6yterian.-Rey. F. B. Con-
verse morning and afternoon.
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MILITARY TRIAL IN MANcHEsTER.-A
military trial, growing out of rather pecu-
liar circumstances, has been progressing
for some days in Manchester.
The readers Of this paper will remember
the facts of fight which took place some
months ago between Mr.. Puekett, oyerseer
of roads of Chesterfield county, and Mr..
Chase, in Manchester, which grew out Of
an order from the county court in reference
to certain road which order Chase con-
veyed to Puckett. Previously some ILL
feeling had existed between the parties,
and the presentation Of this order was the
cause of q quarrel, which ended in fight,
in which Chase was severely hurt and had
on eye gouged out. NJ.
Puckett was indicted by the grand jury
and sentenced to thirty days. imprison-
ment and penalty Of fifty dollars. The
case was referred to the military authori-
ties by Chase, who was dissatisfied with
what he considered very insight
ficant punishment for the injury he
had sustained. The military commission,
under Lieutenant Day, is now engaged in
Investigating the case, and its decision will
be known in few days.
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5 The CARGO OF THE STEAMER ALExAN-
DRIA.-We learn that the hull of this
steamer (which WAS burned to the waters
edge in March last while lying at City Point;
bound from Philadelphia to Riehmond} was
raised some weeks ago, and now lies on the
flats near the mouth Of the Appomattox
river. a part of the cargo, not being com
5bustible, or being slowed near the bottom of
the vessel, was raised with her, and saved
in o more or less damaged state. ALI the
cargo thus saved, instead of being brought
on to It's destination, we understand was
some weeks ago placed on another steamer
of the Clyde Line and carried back to Phila-
delphia. We are unable to ascertain the
particulars as to the quantity or the owners
,of the merchaadise-sa taken from the wreck,
or the condition of the vessel.
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SALES OF REAL EsTATE.-Messrs. Lee &
Goddin. auctioneers, sold on yesterday af-
ternoon the cottage residence adjoining
Pratt's Cottage, on CANDLES Hill, for $4,000.
Purchaser, William B. Jones, Esq.
Mr.. w. Goddin sold on yesterday the LOT
and frame tenement thereon, on Grace be-
tween Third and Fourth streets, Tor Sz,5!5.
Also, the frame tenement and lot on wnlc1 q
it. stands, on Duval between st. Peter ana
Judah streets, for SlS.
Grubbs & Williams sold on yesterday
lot of ground on the south-side Of Bank be-
tween Ninth and Tenth streets, "a 8-l21
70 feet, for 81, 900 cash. 80
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ELECTION OF OFFIcERs.-The following
officers were elected by Lafayette Royal
Arch Chapter, No. 45, OF Thursday eve.
ming to serve for the ensuing twelve months 3
nj. E. George Jacobs, High Priest; J.. 3.
Doweli, King; J. G. Cabet, Scribe q. q.
Macomber, Treasurer Augustus ArseH, !,
Jr., Secretary; D. B. Collins, Captain OF
Host; William Lovenstein, 2. Sojourner,
P. Trent, r. a. Captain; w. NJ. Woodward,
Third Veil; L. L. Bass, Second Veil J. a,
Scarlet, lst Veil; Thomas Angel, Steward
and Janitor. Ste,rard Committee: s. Burn
helm. D. Mitteldorfer, and 81. Hartman
Education Committee George Jacobs, John
?. Little, and B. r. Wexford, Jr.
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WELLINGTON, GODDrN win sell on the pre-
misses, at O'Clock P. NJ, alot and small brick
tenement on Marshall between Twenty-second
and Twenty third streets. Also, at: sP. NJ, on
the premises, q handsome lot on Broad and
! Capitol between Ninth and Tenth streets. Also,
!. at the same hour, a valuable lot at the north
west corner Of Capitol and Tenth streets. "a
WELLINGToN4GoDDN WIN sell atz4 O'Clock
thtrty-three feet of land, together with the
7 buildings thereon, at the northwest corner OF
Marshall and Twenty third streets.. - s5sssss
THEUNITED STATES MARsHAB win sen at
7 Myers's bonded warehouse at 1oA.M a1ot Of
tobacco, &c. azslss-' @s sls,as as
COOK u LAUGHToN VIII sell at 10 O'Clock, at
the horse-lot, horses, mules, wagon, and bar
tness. .af - -, -. 80 80
JAMES NJ. TAYLOR & SON viii sell at O'Clock
P. NJ. a lot on the south side Of Graham street,
Fulton Hill. -. - ~.
E. GATHRIGHTwills sell at 1893 Main street, at 10
O'Clock, furniture, clothing, boots, shoes, dry
goods, &C. .sssF ..g. sgsss= !. s.-,.-f 1-.- q
j. l.. BYERLY & CO.; will sell at their store lot
Of furniture, cloths, crockery, shoes, prints,
cotton cloths, &c. - z.7asg ~ +, a.ss--ff -,
WILLIAM r. TALL, High Constable, will sell
at 10 A. NJ, in front Of his Office, one sorrel