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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-07-08

COLUMBIA ITEMs.-W. A. Harris. Esq, who,
for fifteen years has been resident Of Colum-
bia, died on Tuesday Of apoplexy.
Mr.. Wright has renewed his lease OF the
Nickerson House for another term, andIt will be
continued under it's present able management.
The stockholders Of the Columbia and Au-
gusta and Charlotte and South Carolina Rail-
road Companies were to have met in Columbia
yesterday afternoon, to merge the two compa-
MES in one.
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LADIES MUTUAL AID AssooIATIoN.-Tae re-
port Of the receipts and expenditures OF this
ASSOCIATION for the N nth OF June, 1869. con-
s;sts Of the following amounts, VIE: Balance
from May, STA 81; salemoom account $50 80;
subscriptions, $s9 IS; donations, ST. Total.
s271 "a. Cash paid. $226. Balance on hand
June 81, IS "a. Total, $271 "a.
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LOST AND FouND.-A pocketbook containing
xreenbacks, specie and valuable papers was
lost on Tuesday and advertised in TIE NEWS
of yesterday. It Was found by A. Aspinal, a
colored man, who at once looked in the columns
OF TIE NEWS, saw the advertisement and i'm
mediately took the pooketbook to the owner.
Aspinan was rewarded for his trouble, but
his very prompt and proper conduct deserves
recognition.
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MERCANTILE PRMrMe.-An kinds Of mer-
camille printing, such as circulars, letter heads,
cards, bill heads, statements, &c., for count
ipg.rooms and Offices, promptly executed in
the neatest style and at the lowest rates for
cash, at TIM News jon C5y1cE, No, 14s East
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LOCAL MATTERS.

I'm DAILY NEW, PRm CURRENT AND Con-
xxnorA1 CIRCULAR win be ready for delivery
at nine O'Clock tomorrow morning. Business
houses Wishing to subeoribeS for specified
number Of copies containing their cards, should
leave their orders at our counting room to- ~.
All orders for ten copies and over will be sup
piled ct the rate Of two snd half cents per
COPY. 80
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STATE CoURT-HoN. B. B. CARPENTER,
JUDGE, PaEuDne.-The Issue Docket was
called in this court yesterday. No business OF
general interest Was transacted. To-day, mo-
tions for continuance. 81, will be heard.
Unless the lawyers decide that the Equity eide
of the court be opened, the court vii be 3D.
journed on Saturday.
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DRowNEp.-A colored man named David
Vance, on Monday last, paid visit to his rela-
tions living on Wappoo Cresk, short distance
from the city. In the afternoon, while bathing
in the creek, he was drowned His body was
recovered, and ON yesterday Coroner Whiting
held an inquest-the verdict Of tie jury being
that the deceased came to his death by drown
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CRuMBs.-There was only one case before
the Mayor, yesterday drunken felloW-Who
was fined and discharged.
J.C. Holloway, son Of the Alderman, who
wss elected q porswarden Tuesday night, is
Just out Of the Lunatic Asylum.
The members OF the Mackey faction we're
yesterday loud in their regrets that D. I. Co..
bid did not receive more OF the city offices, but
cousoled themselves with the belief that there
is still hope for him.
The Pillsbury faction. it is understood. has
gone back on Major Wi!loughby, and Captain
Hendricks will be reelected.
Large groups Of colored and white men col
lected about The City Hall yesterday and ques:
toned one another about the correctness oil
the newspaper reports Of the election, trusting
that they were incorrect, aud consequently
there was q possibility Of their having been
elected. Unfortunately for them, the reports
were correct, and the aspirapts were Left dig
consulate.
Magistrate DeLarge (colored) is, we learn,
engaged in an attempt to have Magistrates
Bunsh, Ksnapaux, Moline and Plummeau re-
moved from Office.
Yesterday morning Officer Philippy found
under the stone-crossing at the corner OF King
and George street q considerable number Of
bits Of silver spoons and forks. The bits were
portions containing the initials Of the owner,
and were evidently cut off and placed there by
the thief for fsar OF detection. The bits are at
the detectives Office, and can be obtained by
proving property.
The disappointed ofice-seeker, who on Tues
day night stole from the Council Chamber an
umbrella belonging to member Of the press,
is requested to return it to this Office. 1t is OF
cotton material. and was only purchased for
use st Council meetings and other stormy .oc-
casions.
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THE DAILY NEWS.

Largest CtrcuIatton.-THED DAILY NEWS
BEING TIE NEWSPAPER OFFICIALLY RE-
coeNEzzD- xs HAVING THE LARGEST OLE
COLLATION. IN THE olTY OF CHARLESTON,
l1nsLIsHEs TIE LIST OF LETTERS REMAIN
INC I'M rHr posroTFYcE At THE END OF
EACH WEEK, ACCORDING 10 TEE PRoVIS-
IONS OF TIE NEW PoSr0EF7CK Law.
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SOUTHERN WHEAT.-A shipment Of five hun.
dred bushels Of new Southern wheat took place
yesterday for New York, per steamship Sara.
2ossa.
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MES A. MIL l. e RS
CHICKEN COCK KEY.
gotf6.
n. CLOUD Ell.

OF. CLOUD HOT e l..
THIS NEW AND CoMMoC IoUs HOUSE. LoCAT.
ED corner OF Broadway and Forty-eecond-sIreet.
advantages over all other houses for the
commodatIon o its guests II was built expressly
for frst-clgss family boarding house-the rooms
being large aud en- suite. heated hy sieam-witb hot
and cold ter. and furnished second to none; while
the culinary department is In thu most experienced
hands, affnrdipg guests an unequalled table.
One of Atwood's Patent Elevators Is also among
guests at all hours.
The broadway and University Place Cars pass the
door every four minutes. ruunlnI' from the City
Hall to Central Pa K, while the sixth aud eyenth
Avenue Zines ar. but a short block ON either eide.
afortlng ample facilities for communicating With all
he depo,s, steamboat landings, places of aruse-
ment and business Of the great metropolis.
niOKE q HOLLEY, Propr1etors.
March u emos
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MEETINGS THIS DAY.
Washington Lodge, at 8 p. u.
Catholic Institute. ct 8 P. n.
Masonic Far Association, st 8 P. n.
Hook and Ladder, No. q, at 8 p. n.
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CHEAP ADVERTISING.

Tax CHARLESTON News, the circulation Oh
which is about twice as large as that OF any
other paper published in South Carolina Is inc
best advertising medium for all business nen'
For persons who want situ'tions or serVan's'
who want houses or apartments, or have them
to rent: who want or who offer board and lodg-
ing: who have lost or found articles OF value,
TIE NEWS has no equal; and in order that all
classes may have their wants supplied, we have
.edopted the following scale Of oHEAp ADvEs-
xmx,nsrs, payment for which must invariably
be made schen the order is gioen:
Advertisements of situations wanted by or
offered to clerks, governesses, tutors, work.
men, mechanics, house-servants, porters. chop
boys, cooks and washers; board and lodging
wanted or offered; apartments wanted or to
Lett articles lost or found; houses, shops. Offices
and warehouses wanted or to let, and misoella-
.nsous wants Of all kinds.
1 For each insertion Of advertisements of the
classes specified:
Not exceeding THREE LINES or 20 words. ..3s cents
Four LINES or 80 words.
ps ) FIVE Lnus or 20 words. "
An advertisements to be inserted at these
rates must be prepaid and delivered at TIE
NEWS Office BY 9P. N.
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COLLECTOR OF CUsroMs.-A private telegram
from Washington was received here yesterday
afternoon announcing that DR.. A. G. Mackey
has been reinstated as Collector OF Customs.
The statement is generally believed by the
friends of DR.. Mackey, who assert that he was
removed because OF misrepresentation made
to the President by his enemies, and that his
rsappointment is due to the letter OF Governor
Scott to the President, which placed affairs in
their true light-the Governor stating among
other things that DR.. Mackey was the leader Of
the Republican party in Charleston, and itt
prosperit ty was in great measure due to him
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no BU SIN Ess 3 u E N i.

ThE SUMl.R NEWS,
PUBLISHED Al SUMTER, 8. C.,
ONE OF rHE BEST P4PkR> IN 1HE CP-
COUNTRY; has large circulation, and Affords su-
perior advantages as On adv'rtsing medium. Terms
low Addres DARR 4 O>TEkN,
February q froe"~@
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MisftQa4tons.
cULLlvAN,s ISLAND OMs1BUs LIME

SUhIlvA''s 1sLA.D o"'1n0s LIME
THE UNDERSIGNED, OR THE ACOOMH0DA-
TON OF the resi- dents Of Suvan's Islands. will, on
and afer 1H1s DAY, 9th instant BUN AN OMNI-
BUS nom the steamboat Landing to the residences
the leland for the purpose Of conveying passen-
gers. Fare ten cents each way.
The Omnibus will be In charge Of Mr.. q. GATES,
who will make arrangements to take private parties
to sSy part OF the Island. either night or day
Mr.. Gates, for the further accommodation Of Ied.
dents OF the Island will take charge of all packages
directed to his the arrival OF the boat, and
deliver them free of charge.
Juy8 ROBERT GRAHAM.
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5anfp GOODS, Gtf.
no r IL e l. A ID e 3.

TO T II e A ID e 8.
WE WOULD RESPECTFULLY STATE. OUR
many years experience in the manufacture Of
ORNAMENTAL HAIR WORK enable US to offer
to our customers the finest assortment Of every
tice required in our line, from the small FRIZZES
to the full WIG; embracing Braids witches, Coils
Waterfalls, Cushions, Crimpt Hair, Bands, Curls,
RiLglets, &c.
Fancy COMBS, and COMBS OF every other class.
To the Gentlemen.
WE CAN FURNISH WIGS. ToUPEEs, wHIs-
KERS, MUSTACHES, IMPERIALS, &c.
To Our Customers Generally.
THE FINEST FRENCH AND ENGLISH PERU.
merry. SOAPS, POMADES, HAIR OILS, HAIR RE-
SrORATIvES, COSMETICS. &C., hom the most re-
spectacle houses in each country.
Our GEMAN COLOGNES are unsurpassable.
For English and French Hair, Tooth and Nail
Brushes, 1ortoishell, Buffalo and other Dressing
Combs, we challenge rivalry.
Particular attention Is paid to the making OF Ne
mento Hair Work as BREAST PINS, EAR RDRaS,
FINGER RINGS. CHARMS, &c.
All orders by mail will be so filed that the reputa
ton Of the house for tue past thirtyfve years shall
not suffer in onr hands. Always on hand aDe as
sortment of French Jewelry. liberal discount to-
merchants and the trade.
NJ. q A. ASHTON,
No. 2a0 KING-sTREET.
January tulm CHARLESTON, s. O.
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GEO. W. STEFFENS,

No. 80 vendue Range,
Will sell, THIS DAY. 9th instant, at ,halfpast O
O'Clock,
so kegs choice GOSHEN BUTTER
200 unbigQed 8. O. Hams
200 bagged 3. O. Hams >
500 g. G. strips
10 t'erces shoulders
10 bbls Pigs Beads
July8
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To the Gentlemen.
WE CAN FURNISH WIGS ToUPEEs, wHIs.
KERS, MUSTACHES, IMPERIALS, &c.
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Range OF Thermometer 1t tho News
Once.
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tn ()ur CustOmprs GeneraIly.
NJ. & A. ASHTON,

No. 2.O KING-sTREET.
January 5 tu1m CHARLESTON, S. O.
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Auluse,nsuts,

Nav MENPHIs TBRATER.--Mrs. X. W.
Lander, the renowned tragedienne Of the
American stage, gave her last perform
ance Saturday night = appearing in
Shakespears's great creation, Henry
VII The audience was large, critical
and well pleased. At the matinee In the
afternoon, Mary Stuart was produced,
and there was very large attendance.
Mrs. Lander came here during Lent and
in rainy season, yet had good houses
every night, and made many new friends
who will be glad to welcome her back
under more favorable auspices. She pos
sesses high order Of talent, and in her
line is at the head Of her profession.
She left for Nashville Sunday with
the New Memphis Theater company,
under the management Of Mr.. Steinkuhl,
to play a short engagement in that city,
where we hope she will receive liberal
encouragement. Tonight Wilson's Min
s.rels, FROM the St. Louis Opera House,
will open an engagement, for six nights
only, at the theater. This is o splendid
combination, having eighteen first class
star performers, and we presume the
house will be crowded every night.
Doors open at fifteen minutes to seven
o'clock, and the curtain will rise at eight
precisely.
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News I'm Brief.

The hop Of the Irish Literary Associa-
ton, at Cochran's Hall, Wednesday
night, promises to be a delightful affair.
Memphis has three velocipede schools,
and at least fifty bicycles, and the cry is
still they come. We can soon organize Q
velocpede battalion.
Rev. Father James O'Brien, of St..
Vincents College, Cape Giradeau, Mis-
souri,, will lecture on Temperance" at
st. Peters church, Tuesday evening.
We were shown to-day by Mr.. Brewer,
of the Wheaton nursery, young Irish pc.
tatoes, of the Goodrich variety, already
the size of hen egg. They grew to this
size without the tops coming to the sur
face. This beats anything in the way Of
potatoes that we have seen.
A week or SO ago the City Council
made contract with Messrs. r M.
McKie and John G. Lonsdale to use the
lamp posts as advertising mediums and
at their meeting Saturday afternoon they
annulled this action. The question now
is can they revoke contract once en-
tered into.
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March q, lS6s


The weather is beautiful and truly spring.
like. The river here is still rising slowly. be-
ing now below high water mark eight feet nine
inches and half. The Ohio is rising slowly.
White and Arkansas rivers are slowly declin-
ing. Business is dull.
BOATS LEAVING THIS EVENING.
The splendid and gay little steamer. Fort
Gibson. Captain John Woodburn. and Ed.
Mitchell, clerk. is up for Pine Bluff. Little
Rock and Fort Smith. She is Just of the
docks, with an entirely new and magnificent
cabin. Her tficers are gay and festive gentle
men. She leaves this evening at five O'Clock.
The magnificent new steamer Richmond Is
announced for Vicksburg. Natchtz and New
Orleans. and all intermediate points this even
ing at i've o'clock. Captain ]. Slut Neal COM
mands, with John Voolfolk and 4. P. Lodge
in the Office. .al .A.. sa.
The regular United States mail and passen-
ger steamer Julia. Captain Ed. Callahan, with
Andy Isaacs, clerk, leaves this evening at FIVE
o'clock for Vicksburg and bens. The Julia is
enc of the finest and safest boats on the river.
Her officers are ever mindful Of the pleasure Of
their passengers. and always secure large num-
bers Of the best newspapers. She always has
the PuBLIe LEDeER on her parlor tables. which
is the best evidence in the wsrld Of their good
taste and intelligence.
The new and magnificent double decker,
Great Republic, is loading for Cairo and
st. Louis. for which points she will "pitch
out )" this evening ct eve o'clock. Captain
Donaldson commands, with John Brooks in
the once. The Republic Is the largest and
most powerful boat on the river, and for safety
aud speed she cannot be surpassed.
BOATS LEAVING TOMORROW.
The regular United States mail packet. WA.
Caldwell. leaves for Pine Bluff, Little Rock
and Fort Smith tomorrow evening at o'clock.
The clever Captain R.L.Haines is in command.
and ]. W. Chambers in the once. both Of whom
are gentlemen Of great experience. and thor
Ouehly undersiand how to run boat and pro
vide for their gussis. The Caldwell is a new
boat.
That gay and magnificent steamer Des Arc.
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TABLEAU VIvAsTs.-The entertain
ments for the benefit of the Central Bap-
list Church, postponed last week on &C
count of the weather, will be given
Thursday and Friday nights of this week.
A matinee will be given Friday afternoon
for the special accommodation of child
rem. We bespeak the large attendance
which is due an artistic, pleasing per
formance given in behalf of noble
church enterprise. 5I
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By nine o clock yesterday morning, on
the streets upon which the pavement is
laid, were to be seen any number OF
young gentlemen and boys enjoying
velocipede rides. Some have become so
thoroughly acquainted with the art that
it seems to give them no trouble to make
their milein 2:4O Any one may acquire
a perfect knowledge of this art in very
short time, by calling at Ed. Worsham's
rink in the Gsyoso House. He has .
large number of the very best machines
made, aud his hall is spacious, being the
dining and ball rooms of the Gsyoso
combined. Ed. has fitted up these halls
with an eye to the comfort and accommo-
dation of his customers, and his efforts
are being daily rewarded by the crowds
who are constantly in attendance. He
has seats prepared for the ladies, oil OF
whom are respectfully invited. Ed
deserves to be patronized. He is ener-
getic, clever and accommodating, always
putting forth his best endeavors to please
Go and see him, and try your hand at
velocipede riding.
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A grand fair and festival for the benefit
Of ST Mary's church, under the imme-
date supervision of Father Schuyler,
will be held at Stillman Hall, COM
mencing on Thursday evening, April |,
and continue for one week. Father
Schuyler aud the members Of St. Marys
church earnestly thank the friends Of the
church asd citizens of Memphis for the
many benefits that they have hitherto re.
ceived at their hands, and heartily desire
their presence at the coming fair and
festival, where elegant works of science
and art will be exhibited and for sale.
Fine music for dauoingI all of the
beauty of Memphis will be in attendance.
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ChignOns real Hair Chignons, new
patti erns, Just received at l.. Kremer's.

Ar Mrs. M. c. HUNTERS Southern
Emporium of Fashion, 247 Main street,
the ladies of Memphis and vicinity will
find the finest assortment of bonnets,
hats, French flowers, dress trimmings,
laces, parasols, French corsets, ladies
and children's underwear and dresses,
all kinds of silk, linen and marseilles,
saques, lace points, and every variety Of
goods-best styles ever displayed in this
city. Dressmaking particularly attended
to-, We have made dress trimming a
specially, and are sure of pleasing all.
Due notice will be given of our spring
opening, when everything will be ex-
posed for inspection. ~
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AT Mrs. NJ. G. Hunters Southern EN-
porium Of Fashion, 247 Main street, the
ladies of Memphis and vicinity will find
the finest assortment of bonuets, hats,
French flowers, dress trimmings, laces,
parasols, French corsets, ladies' and
children's underwear and dresses, all
kinds of silk, linen and marseiles,
ssques, lace points, and every variety Of
goods-best styles ever displayed in this
city. Dress making particularly at
tended to. We have made dress trimming
O specially, and are sure of pleasing all.
Our spring opening will take place on
Thursday, April lst, when everything
will be exposed for inspection.
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The tablsaur rirants at the Greenlaw
Hall tonight, for the benefit of the Lin
den street Christian church, bids far to
be one of the most pleasant and success
ful affairs Of the season. The church
has never before called upon the public,
and certainly has q peculiar claim in
that fact. The ladies have worked with
noble zeal, and have sold enough tickets,
we learn, to more than I'll the hall.
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epHiso GooDs. We call special Attsu.
ton to the card and establishment OF
Measrs. Wallace, Van Pelt a Gibson.
This excellent house is just receiving .
large aud elegant assortment of gents
boxed and plain calf, glove kid and mo-
rocco, and ladies', misses aud children
shoes of all colors, grades and styles.
The latest novelty is 1.-THE Pearl" some
thing not Of great price, but Of great
merit. Call ana see IL.
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RENDER USTo Cesar, ETo.-We are
gratifed to see that Nc. Pearne had the
base ball mob dispersed yesterday from
the common on Court street extended
and Brinkley avenue. About two hun
dred loafers and rowdies, mostly col
ored, were driven off by the police, and
the place kept clear. The citizens of
that good neighborhood will thank Mr..
Pearne for Kidding them of Serious an
noyanca.
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A NEW AND UsKFUL INVENTION FOR
PLArrERs In passing the Worsham
House this morning, we were shown q
new corn, pea and cotton seed planter,
which we think is destined to supercede
all others that have heretofore been in
troduced into the South. 1t is so com
structed that it can be changed conven-
ieutly from corn and pea to a cotton
seed planter, and vice versa. In plant
ing, it lays off rows any desired width /;
drops any number of grains in a hill,
and hills any desired distance apart. Mr..
McGregor, the inventor of this valuable
machine, can be seen at the Worsham
House by parties desiring to purchase
State or County rights. rs
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Thirty BARRELS choice onions.
OLIVER, FISSIE & Co. 2

vn,r RvunrS,~s PRoPERTY AT
Aucrrox.-On Thursday morning next
at their sales room. Ayrss Block, Mon
sarrat. Lanier & Co. will sell at auction
a valuable and commOdiOus residence on
Court street extended. This is beautiful
peoperty. At the same time theF viii
sell a residence aud lot on Avery street.
between Vance and Elliott; BESIDES
other very desirable property on Henry
avenue and on Main street After the
sale of real estate they will sell fne
buggy horse, and several buEgies and q
rockaway. For particulars see Red'
Estate Bulletin extra. II.
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ScHwooB's restaurant, 1865 Main
street, between Union aud Gayoso, opens
on Easter Monday, March 29th, at 10
o'clock, with free lunch; but delicacies
have none to announce-I let other
people have them. ]. ScRwooB, Ag't
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TIE Southern Hotel is very popular
with all planters and their families. The
style and rates of charges suit all the
guests. Rates per day, 50 so; per week,
SO; rooms, so cents to 81 per day. l..
@. Hardwick knows how to wait on his
old country friends. l6-4l
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WILLIAM WATSON, Dentist, has again
returned to the city after an absence OF
some months. and again offers his pro-
fessional services to his friends and the
public generally. Office with J. B. Was,
son, No. 3l8 Main street. l06f
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-03-29

+ WoRsHAM HoUsE BAR-Call on Mr..
Myers, who keeps at all times the very
best liquors.
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PLEASE call at NJ. Kraus & Co.'s, 2lS
Main street, corner of Adams, and ex-
anime those black and colored silks, and
black and colored alpacss. 24-f
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AFTER three or four doctors and half
a dozen old granuies have failed to cure
your wife, try one bottle Of English
Female Bitters, and If it fails to satisfy,
call and get your money. ISL