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POSITIVELY ONE DAY ONLY.
City Hall, Friday Evening, July H.
aLEYEKS Ar 3 & eP. n.

ID ETURN FROM EUROPE, (sfter an sb-
III sencs OF three years, whore they have APP
peared before nearly all the Kings, Queens, Elm.
perors and Mobility OF the Old World,
TIE GREATEST WONDERS OF Tns AGE
Four beautiful and symmetrically formed
Ladies' and GentIcmsn I'm Miniature /!
IHE ORIGINAL AND RsHowHED ,..r
GEN. TOM THUMB and WIFE,
COMMODORE MUTT, and
MISS MINNIE WARREN.
Their unique and cxquistsly enchanting
PerforrnaI,ces and Exhibitions
Never AL 10 charm and delight the btholder.
rHEI arrgAR IN b..
Songs, Duets, Dances, Comic Delinea-
lions, Amusing Tricks, BurlesIues,
and Comedies In Characteristic
Costumes.
The RICH and ELEGANT DRESSES and the
brilliant collection OF DIAMONDS worn hefore
the var GUS Potentates OF Europe, all OF which
introduced I'm these popular Levees, cost over
T1sRty Thousdsd Dollars in Ooh. ..
Ladies and children ave Considerably advised
To attend tho Day Exhibition. and thus AVOID the
crowd and confusion OF the Evening Performances.
S-Admission % cents children und,r ten, o.
cents Reserved seats 80 cents, children under
ten, p cents. ...f.r. ..... .t.,t
aNas NED DAVIS, AGENT.
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ROOFING SLATE.

ROOFING SLATE.
10 II NJ fG "A L T,
WHOLESALE DEALER IN ROOFING STATES.
SoLE AsExr YoR
New York Slate CO Middle Granville Slate Co J
at Middle Granville. New York.I Eagle slate Co
Z. NJ navy 4 Co., aud Joseph Sheldon. Vermont,
who manufacture superior Ran, PuRPLw, GREsS
Chapman and LehIgh slate Goa OF Penney lvania,
who manufacture superior Black Slate.
General Office "a aud y TENTH AVENUE, NEW
YoRK. Western once. S. T.RRAcx, BUPYALo,Nf:
All orders filled pr ,mptlv, and 81 the lowest
market rates. SEND ron CIRCULAR
-" l...TIH f'sNl JOHN GAIT,
q and % Tenth Avenue, New York.
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.CrRAYEp OR STOLEN. Prom u. prsp-
~ tses OF the subscriber. RED MARE. biack
mane and tail. len hind toot without shoe, quArtel
ciack In len fore foot, weighs about 90 ibs., II
years old: Any ooe giving iniornAAsn, o. return
Ink sald Mare 70 the subscriber will b suitably
rewarded J. ". MuRPIiEY.
Pleasure Parties. y
TUE safe and fast railing YACHT ..SUN-
J. BEAM. 10 especially .nttsd 70 sseemedats
parties wishing for IN - y = =
.u. rrt.r. 90 ExcU RSIoE rf -
To any part Of sseo Bay. fsr 80,
Apply to
GAIT. 8. A. vERRlLL.
<wS .fr. ...Irusf bidtsfsrd.
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STATE OF MAINE
DIRK, So. srrn.sn JrDlcr.L ccrxr. }
May Term, A. d. 1868.
YORK, -.

Ichal Pearl Of Sancrsworth. In the County Of Stra
f,ri au state of New liamlsic. Charles l.. Cor
nish a John a. Congipn both 81 the City County and
state u New York, partners In business under the firm Of
Cornish AMI Conglon NewichawanDock Company acorpar-
alton duy established by law AMI transacing business ut
South Berwick. in said County q York Trustec.l
And nos On sugrsua, TO The Court that Charles L. Cor
nish AMI John O. Conglon, the principal Defendants at the
time Of the service q the writ were not inhabitants 81 this
had tenant agent attorney within the
that their goals OF estate have been attached In this action,
ap they have had notice ofsad suit AMI attachment
Ordered, That notice u the peDieDcy ~ this sun he
gwen the said defendants by publishing aestelcopy
u this ORDER together with abstract Of the plaintiffs
writ three weeks successyeiy In the CsIoH JorRSAL
newspaper prutel In Blideorl, In said county the last
publication W lie not less than thirty days berp the next
term of sah Coa TO be holden at Ac In AMI f,r said
county, the hrl Tuesday Of September. A. D. 1868,
that said defendants then and there appear aud
to said suit, II they shall see cause.
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II. FAIRFIELD, Clerk.
(Ab,traei Of PlaintiG,s Writ.

ldbsHdef OF P7dinflDs WTH.
Action Of assumpsit upon account annexed or II
Or horse h cash. washing, extra supper anil two week,
han all furnished 10 ~ A. Fanswch agent Il the de.
fncns Writ datcl Nov. 10, 1867, returnabe Jan. term
ls6s. Adlammun 500.
c-- true COPY Of order OF Court, with
) Cts, !. RS. abstract Of the writ
- Attest, II. FAIRFIELD, Clerk.
aMi,D
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-01-10

Together.w the large. patronage extende
US. renders it in our power to offer induce
ments in prices which our competitors canno
afford to give.
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MEMPHIS TENNESSEE FRIDAY EVENING. JANUARY TO- 1868
Governor Brownlow on Issuing Commits
sions to officers Elect.

Governor Brownlow on Issuing Commits
sions to officers Eloct.
In the following letter Governor
Brownlow presents his views in regard
to his power in the granting Of commits
sions to officers elect:
KNOXVILLE. Jsnaary 2, 1858.
You are TO have an election in your
county tomorrow for Circuit Judge. /
au receiving letters and telegraphic dis
patches in reference thereto, all Of which
/ decline answering / take this occasion
to say, however, that when the Legsla-
ture forms judicial circuit by law, and
an election for Judge is held in pursu-
ance Of my proclamation ordering said
election, and held in accordance with the
existing laws of the State, the man may
be elected by the people, feel 1T my
duty to commission. Whether he be eli
gible or ineligible, whether qualified or
otherwise, can be settled by the courts
of the country, whose province il is to
determine the questions in dispute.
w. G. BRowNLow,
Governor of Tennessee.
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New Orleans Races.

On Monday the race was a four mile
dash. Sl05O purse, the leading horse in
the first mile TO get $50, the leader ia the
second SlOO, in the third 5000, and IN
the fourth $500. All six of the entries
appeared on the course at the signal of
the president, namely: Chickamauga,
Mary Wynn, Bismarck, Veto, Dallas and
Black Crook. Chickamauga was the
fayorite. Mary Wynn made a gallant
struggle throughout, but her efforts we're
vain, whilst Dallas excited no interest in
the minds Of the spectators, as it was
seen almost from the jump that he stood
no chance Of winning any portion ofthe
purse. The horses came past the string
on tbe fourth mite iu iire following order:
Veto first, Chickamauge three lengths
behind her, third, Dallas bad
Sourth. aud Black Crook a still worse
rear guard Time-s:2Ss. Time Of
6rst mile. 2:O3; second, ,4l2; third,
6:25; fourth. s:2sl. The second race
was mile heats, for beaten horses purse
$500; four entries, viz: Flora Temple,
six years old; Agnes Donovan, fonr years
old; Peoria Boy, four years old ) and
Jennie c.. three years old. The general
interest centered in the two last. Ihe
irst heat was won by Peoria Boy IN l:5ss,
Agnes coming in second. Jennie Z. took
the second heat, Agnes again coming IN
second. At the start in the third heat
Jennie again took the lead, followed BY
Agnes, the Boy trailing. At the hali-mile
post the two illeys were neck andpeck,
and the Boy less than a length behind.
Turning into the home stretch nobody
could tell the winner, for ss they came
ciauering up under whip and spur, they
al seemed on q parallel Jennie, how
ever. won the hardly contested heat and
race. Peoria Boy second, Aguss Donovan
third. Time, 202s.
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shall be able to jump, with or without the
spring-board, and standing,or with the
customary run; the necessary degree or
proficiency in the dumb bell and Indian
club exercises; and whether or not zam-
pilerostation shall be insisted on, and
the degree of endurance and acquire
ment in the art Of swimming are all to
be accurately determined, and we are
assured a high standard in each case
will be adopted. Thus it will be seen
that everything will be exactly deter
mined and 80 clearly established that no
ignorance of the requirements need
exist among the candidates for the honor
and happiness of marriage with mem
ber of the club. One Of the most impor-
tant of these rules to be adopted is that
which makes the candidate ."pledge her
word that she is perfectly willing, and
indeed desirous of becoming the mother
of at least seven children" Many mem
bers insisted upon this number being
placed as high as eight or nine, and
some insisted upon willingness to
assume the maternity and care of twelve
or even more, at the option of the pro-
posed husband" being stated in
the rule. But the majority carried
the day, aud seven children was
adopted as the lowest admissible num-
Der, with strict pledges as to the willing.
ness of the candidate to forswear all
pleasures Of society, incompatible with
the care and attention necessary to their
proper care and education. it may
here be asked how these gentlemen are,
with due regard to propriety, to sscer-
tain the exact measurement of these re-
spective female candidates. The mat
ter is not SO difficult as those unac-
quainted with the subject might imagine:
Exact investigations in anatomy and
physiology have settled that by the
measurement of certain portions Of the
body and limbs always freely exposed in
society, the bases are obtained Of cer-
tain very simple calculations, by means
of which the exact size of nearly every
other portion of the body may very ac-
curately be arrived at, without any ocu-
lar or actual inspection and measure
ment Examples will occur to every
reader. This fact alone obviates nearly
the whole of the difficulties which arise
at first sight
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E6s- TIE New York Herald thus in
prose and poetry commends our new ac-
QUESTIONS of territory; "Mr. Seward s
land purchases are certainly we'll adapt
ed for meteorological studies and vol
canic phenomena, from the unbroken
succession of fogs, rain, hail, snow,
lightning and thunders, ice and icebergs
of Alaska, to the exhilarating tornadoes
of St. Thomas, which sweep off the top
of the islands, and the delightful earth
quakes which shake out the bottom"
" oh. carry me to Alaska.
Where IL SHOWS and rains always;
oh, take me to st. Thomas.
Where the lovely earthquake PLAYS,
And where the hurricane is lighted up
With the sweet volcanoes blazs.
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LAND

LAND
TN TEN AND TWELVE MILES OF MEN,
IL phis. Of every quality, and In any quantity,
frem 50 10 $50. even 500 acres, timbered and
ceared, for sale and rent both also, new Steam
Mill, nearly complete; good location also,
Cypress timber accessible. Apply at les Front
street. Memphis. or st Remberton. twelve
miles north o. city, on Biz Creek Plank Road.
lOS-l3le :. s. REMBERT.
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B@ An investigation of the st. Louis
gambling case confirms the statement
made by the gambler Obey, who was ar
rested the other day, and who stated
that he had been arrested because be had
refused longer to subsidize the police.
1t has been ascertained that as much as
one thousand dollars at one time has
been paid to these conservators of the
peace for protection"
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n6~ Farwell Hall, in the building of
the Young Mems Christian Association,
Chicago, was totally destroyed by fire
Tuesday morning, together with several
adjoining buildings, involving loss of
probably $500.00
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B1The fire at Racine, Wis, Monday
night, broke out in the cellar of ]. G.
Baldwin & Co.'S grocery store, and con-
sumed four buildings from the corner of
Third street to Fixen & Miller's dry
goods store. Loss, $4,000.
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r0 The burning of the Military Asy-
lum at Augusta, Maine, on Monday, was
caused by some imperfection in the gas
machinery. There were in the building
at the time 270 patients, 81 of whom
we're in the hospital department The
loss will reach SIS, 5000.
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PUBLIC LEDGER.
PUBLISHED
EVERY AFTERNOON. EXCEPT SUNDAY.
E. wHITMORE AND f. A. TYLER.
Under the firm namc Of,
wHITMO RE 81 CO.,
Ar
NO. I3 Madison Street,

The PUBLIC LEDGER is served to City subscri-
bers by faithful carriers at FIFTEEN CENTS
per week, payable weekly to the carriers.
BY mail lin advance) One year, S8;. six
months, 81 three months, 50; one month. 70
cents.
Newsdealers supplied at 2M cents per copy.
Communications upon subjects of general in
terest to the pubic are at all times acceptable.
Rejected manuscripts WILL NOT be returned.
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1~ General Kinks has relieved Gen.
Miles of his command at Goldsboro, N.
G. His district will include nearly all
the eastern portion of the State, where
there have been complaints of disorder
da;Iya
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1dr 1t is understood that lenders will
be Immediately invited for the new 6 per
cent Canadian Dominion stock. The
loan will remain open about three weeks.
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Displayed advertisements will be charged ac-
cording to tho SPACE occupied, at above rates
there being twelve lines of solid type to the
Notices in local column inserted for twenty
cents per line for each insertion.
Special Notices inserted for ten cents per line
for each insertion.
To regular advertisers we offer superior in
ducements, both as to rate Of charges and man
ner Of displaying their favors.
All advertisements should be marked the
specific length of time they are to be published.
II not so marked, they will be inserted for one
month and charged accordingly.
Advertisements published at intervals will be
charged One Dollar per square for each inser-
ton.
All bills for advertising arc due when con-
tracted and payable on demand.
nA-All letters, whether upon business or
otherwise, must be addressed to
WHITMORE q CO.,
Publishers and pronrietorz.
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THE TURF.

T FASHION COURSE.-THE TROTTING sThLiioS
N George Wilkes win stand at the Stables OF Alex Pater
for number OF till 7h September next
~ o NM L. SIMMONS.
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POST OFFICE NOTICE.

Tyosr F1cE NOTICE.
Thso ais for Europe viii be despatched from this once
on Tusss AZ Thursday and Saturday closing a O'Clock
noon, and Al stations and B, II t5 c. and ID, IL 49,
and 2, II 10, and q, at II O'Clock a. NJ.
viii BE- posted hs general once and the stations on Tues
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

I'HE COPAkrNEESHIP BETWEEN JOHN BOLANG
STARK was on the 9Th dav OF August, by mutual con
sent cfo'yet Al claims against said firm 20 be presented
20 william Stark and all debts and owing the same to be
Collected Inn. The said firm will In future be carried on
WM STARK.
ClAS RElNER.
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EXPRESSES.

40 BuRyHAMs FURNITURE AND BAGGAGE
n. Erprpss lis West Eleventh street, near Sixth
nueFurnturs moved city or county furniture stored
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U,OR WASHINGTON AND GEORGETOWN, n. c., AND
H Alexandria, va-Express Line.-The hne steamship
EMPIRE IA loading at pier IA East river
and will sail Saturday, August Is, atl 7: NJ:
For balance of freight apply to JAMES HAND,
n South.
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LOST AND FOUND.

CAME TO THE PREnIsEs-A SETTER SLUT, COACH
~ marked. The BY proving property and paying
expenses may call st grocery corner h street and Third
avenue, Harfom
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COAsTWIsR STEAMSHIPS.

COASTWlSE STEAMSHIPS.
DACIrIC NAIL STEAMSHIP CoMPANY's
=. THR9UgH LINE TO
Rates OF greatly reduced and a. low any other
Steamers Of The above line Leave pier q North river foot
Of Canal street. at IL O'Clock noon,
On 1st, 9Th, 18th and 94h,
hundred pounds baggage free each adult Medicine
sAS ss ssdSaaRsfS. YSgaEaHRS HS.ss s.p'.a e rss.
Steamer leaving August connects closely with steamer
CHINA, leaving San Francisco September for China and
For passage tickets and all further information apply At the
companys ticket oce the wharf, foot Of Canal street
y. r. BABY, Agent
NORTH AMERICAN STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
F6R CALIFORNIA,
via Panama Railroad
NEW SAILING 1T 70! ARRANGEMENT; M
or ,he day before when these dates fall on sunday.
Their elegant steamship
THURSDAY, AUGUST 20, AT NOON.
from pier ~ North river foot Of King street.
For passage OF freight aPplSs Ss.ocARRyoros, Agent,
WILLIAM n. VIZ g&EsD President
CuAvLEs DANA. Vice President
HErchange place, New York
CREAr REDUCTION IN FREIGHT
TO San rrancisc, via Panama,
Pacific Mail Steamship ccupsnys
steamer HENRY CHAUrCEY saiingon
FREIGHT forwarded by this steamer reaches San Francisco
Steamship Companys departure OF August 20 Freight
ceived ON and after Tuesday nYs nhjs Ippy p9ppn1 70 co
Freight Agents r. N. =. &. Co.,
Pier a North river, foot OF Canal street.
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LroR SAVANNAH, GA.
Il FREIGHT AT REDUCED RATES.

FREIGfiT AT REDUCED RATES
SUMNER ARRANGEMENT.
During the dull until further notice, depart
for Savannah will be every Wednesday and Saturday
cLEoPArRA, Captain Philips Saturday, August IS, from
yer ie East river, Az p NJ
August 1e, from pier S6 North river, at3P.N.
pier No. D North river, at3P.M -
Through rates gwen and through bills Of adng signed In
connection With the Central Railroad OF Georgia Through
tickets 70 all points by Central Railroad Of Georgia Atlantic
and Gulf Railroad and Florida steamers.
MURRAY FERRIS a Co, 81 and 50 South street
LIVINGSTON, FOX Co, 80 Liberty street
WV. r. GARRISON, No. 8 Bowling Green.
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FINANCIAL.


A FEW THOUSAND DOLLARS TO LOAN ON BOND
"A and Mortgage on nrst class Property Ia New York,
Brooklyn Jersey or Hudson City, Address Loan, box 20i
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E'OR HAVANA, s1sAL AND VERA CRUz-NEw
twenty daya ~ "s '
s,ssmship GRANADA, Captain Harris vii leave pier IL
East river -
., Saturday, August "a at 1oA.M.
y pxIExAABKEo 4 SONS, a Beaver street.
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IMPORTANT TO EUROPEAN TRAVELLERS
veliers visiting Europe should provide Themselves " m
srpers Handbook by W. Pembroke Fetridge price 81 so
This ID the only complete gdebook OF Europe aud the East
published In the English language which s made entirely
new every year. 49,,
Hsrpsrs Phrase Book, Handbook Of Travel Talk, for
the use OF travellers and schools, In English, German,
French aod Italian by W. Pembroke Fetridge price Al So
HAKPER BROTHERS, pabiishers For sale BY all book
sellers.
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n lLD DOMINTON sTEAMsHIP COMPANY.-,FOR NOR
~ folk, City Point and Rchmond-New and elegant side
wheel Steamships ISAAC BELL, HATTERAS ALBB
MARLE, SARATOGA AND NIAGARA. One OF The above
shps viii be despatched for Norfolk, City Point
and IRichmond, TSe.asy. Thur.asy and Saturday, at
ing seaboard, Inland Air Line, Virginia and
Air Line, souhside and Petersburg Railroads. and
Richmond and Danve and Virginia Central Railroads. TAX
ing freight and granting through bills OF adns to =. points
the Of sang. For freight passage, having ee
CANT statsroom accommodation, apply to
n. L. MoCREADy, President,
1877 Greenwich. corner Dey street.
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LNoR SALE-TwO IMPORTED SETTER DOGS VERY
l. handsome and well broken Apply to II. TIlOMPSO%
pier ~ North river.
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AIA1NE srEAMsHIr LINE FOR roRrLANp.

MAINE STEAMSHIP LINE FOR PORTLAND.
Nl reduction In fare and change OF days of sailing
The stesmships DIRIGO and FRANC0NIA will leave pier
38 East river Monday and Thursday, at o'clock NJ
Passage to Portland including stateroom, $5 cabin pas
sage 81. Meals extra.
These steamshi,s Portland with the Grand Trunk
Railway Montreal Quebec and other points In Canada
and the west also with the International Steamship Com
pnny for Eastpor Calais aud St. john " b. also with
steamship Carotta for Halifax s., leaving Portland every
Goods forwarded to all parts Maine Freight received
daily. Bills OF lading signed at ofnce on pier
For freight or passaye applyto ..
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ITO TOURISTS AND PLEASURE SEEKERS.
The pleasantest and most economical route 10 the Sui
phur Springs and battle fields Of Virginia. The Old Domin
lon Steamship Company excursion tickets the
points Mt low rates, via Richmond Va.
The ships OF this lifted TOT me
despatched for Richmond
Tuesday Thursday and Saturday at NJ from pier
81 North river, foot Of Beach street.
P.eneers By tins route will have an opportunity Of seeing
the different historic points OF interest the James river
the ships invariably passing the upper James by daylight
For further particulars apply At the Office OF the company
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PE 4s)VAL.

NY IMPORTATION OF JOHN O'BRIEN, WHO LEFT
IA the parish of Kilkenny, county Limerick, Ireland
1853 viii be thankfully received by Lawrence Bren 81
Mulberry street. New York.
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HORSES, CARRIAGES, &C.

A FAST BROWN MARE FOR SALE-lb% HANDS
n without fault. Apply at private stable 27 West Fiji
teth street.
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A BEAUTIFUL MODEL wAGON-RUN BUT FEW
IN times in perfect order and for style there few han
price $780, Apply at Madison Park Stables as
Twenty. sixth street.
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rNHE LADY IN BLEECKER STREET AT O'CLOCK
on Thursday morning. who recognized gentleman on the
platform OF the University place please send her address
Ia g T.. Herald
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NEW YORK CARRIAGE REPOSITORY, IS EAST
~ Eighteenth sreeOne tine second hand Coach and other
second hand work.
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HUDSON RIVER AND HARLEM RArLROADs-
II Trains for Albany and Troy connecting with Northern
and western rAns leave New York Hudson Rail
road Thrsth street Tenth avenue and ii 80 A. M and
946, 30 and II r. n, and Via Harlem Railroad twenty
sixh street and Fourth at II A. ~ IS r. n
The $50 p n. train via Hudson River WIN Sun
days
Sleeping cars attached TO 30 and II r. n trains
Drawing attached 70 and II 90 A. n. and8S
p. n. trains. =
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<yucvoo crocxs ORG PATENT AND MANUFAC-
" bstter cheaper than any imported; wnolssao
aud retail A. FRANkFIELD CO, Jewellers 2os Sixth
avenue corner Foureenth street. and Ss Eighth sNsnue,
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r EFT IN A sTAGE-TwO OR THREE DAYS AGO, TWO
IL yellow covered Books, entitled Memoirs Of Jacques Car
when returned 70 the Ut N2 Broadway,
stairs. viii receive a.
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WILL p W. o. SEND HIS POST OFFICE ADDRESS
w to box 3,699 Post office?
I'D AVENUE CAR-LADY IN BLACK.-wILL YOU
- give this Quincy? Please address admer box
BSS Chatham Ex Onice, care Is. Lockwood, z. o. +.
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"WEDNESDAY EVENING, AUGUST IL, 81 o'CLocK.-
w VIII the young lady who rode In Sixth avenue car
from street to Ninth street, thence on foot 10
Christopher please send her address, stating where an
could be had the young gentleman whom she
recognized the and afterwards went 70 corner Beecker
and Christopher Streets disappointed when she
company Ninth sreeth Address Harry Allen,
station E. oblige admrer. State color OF
dreaa In liarda M IN