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Our established Church.

IL j.
PsEfRdnls Magazine seems to- be the chosen
axnorent of the enemies of. the Church to
,.I.9...-~4 A. f,,,1..t ,al,m,;as The linn
disseminate the louie'' o"iu nm
ited circulation of the so-caled religious press,
and the little dependence placed onIits utter,
-, 49, ro,aared IL .nscesaarv 20 choose
anSss nave renosroo 1s'-hoSosSS,a5 w 0"o"'0
literary magazine, in order to reach the masses
and debauch their minds under speoious influ-
-. II +hs Loaf ,uwbe- Of, this MAGAZINE
esAoes-- IN lns 'aA' hNn.oe1 va sD1'
We find an elaborate article under the above
p,aasin,, which all of Harper,s publications, MS
=, -. 49,
"en - ina secoarian press scneraAy, copy
hoping that greater credence viii be given to
II than If n ;riginated with them. This arti
-. -. oaIIa5 for.I, Az 1a+.ar fro,
Gle mas caaieo Iortn tue toioWing feteer iron
the Bishop of Rochester, which our friends
will take good care not to lay before their
80. .5e. s@f s.
In your paper of june 16 appears an article
with the caption Our Established Church"
The article IS based on one with the Same title
in PlffeGa.'s Magazine for July. Il do not wish
TO review the article in PatRam, but claim the
privilege of correcting some OF ms mtsstate-
nents am one OF the " nve ecclssiastics" IN
the State of New York holding property worth
millions. Yet, strange to say, there is not to
my knowledge one foot OF land IN the wide
world IN my name. All the Church societies
IN the diocese OF Rochester, not organised ms
earpoxate bodies under the laws of the State of
New Work previous 10 my appolhement as,
Bishop on Rochester, nave organized, or are
completing their organization, under THOSE
laws. So-soon IS these s0oieties comply with
the law Of the State, Bishop Laughhn, OF
E&pok1yn, will transfer to them by 4ait-claim
deeds whatever property OF theirs ne inherited
from the late Bishop Hlmon. HAD ever so
little desire to hold property IN my own name,
J. RAight have held in .fee-aimpae the lots on
which am building the Bishop's house. But
7 have placed the title IN the name Of p" st.
PntricEs Church society,". 1he osner eccte-
siasticsp in the State OF Now York, who have
nat already transferred the properly whicn
they held IN fee-simples are engaged IN MAKING
such transfer of the fifty millions said to be
held by them. The chief trouble 1t seems to
nae, 10 the fact that the Catholic Cpurch Is al
lsRved to hold property IN any shape or forrn.
But the Catholic Charch does bold property,
and she will continue to hold 1t to the end OF
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RUPTURE-we direct the attention of those
suffering under this distressing maady to DR.. Ferss
advertisement which will be found to contain important
and Ray We not say Comforting Finformation Il is
claimed the wheh he offers, that 1t is
constructed upon entirely principle, and there
fore those who tried the old ones unavaingly,
need be discouraged under the most unprom,
isinS circumstance.
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j. WI Long, Mammoth News Depot, corner of
Love and Music streets Third District, favored
with the New York Herald Boston Pilot BazSr, Comic
tan ReSoEd, New York Weekly, etc, etc. Our down
town friends should patr0nize this depot centrally
located for their convenience.
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NEWloRIEANs aalRKtfs.
aIef ~ Yesk Fgai1s 1Y5tasys 5s%kfall


-srt.e ~ ga Saturday Morning, July NJ 1885, s.
d CoTroYWe left the market "a ts date oe tagt 70
port dull and lApgd but fpcterB the staple at
the highest fgnres Gu Friday, the q. the market
opened extremely duM bdye9s Sheink no sposition to
supply factors were @E unless at outside
but at s3ater hour parties freely
and the demand fair ~ epiftt, resulting
were ssniRsa "a ~ Psiee aas res d %Sa
market has continued extremely rougkout the
past week and IN fact there aA been little Inquiry
viors three days factors beepe nIgye
now quote lay ordinary 25a ordinary Sb 2Sc
good ordinary 2yS zS9c low 81 a3i y; and mid
ding 32a &c Sales Of the week 1923 bales, against
4Isg balea week. ~ ' - fl'tf y s.tJ
ToDACcoThe business during the last three days has
been only moderate buyers demand CONCESSIONS to
which holders refuse to accede Quotations are as fol-
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GENERAL Observation-Disclosures from time
to tie announce reductions in their prices. These
for the most part partial BTaseman & Co in this
DAVIS napeE ANNOUNCES general reduction in every
paTmept preparatory 70 taking their annual inventory
thia "a thousands attest trick of the season.
and thousands daily awaiting themselves of tho
onDortrlne time
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ARROW TIE.-The well deserved popularity
of this noted induced the general agents 90
vide augmented stock 60 supply the
also the Buckle Tie with bands OF any required length
all guaranteed of the best English iron. See advertise
msnt.
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JtI0HT I THf hoREiRGI STAR LIIH0L
BOOK AND JOB OFFICE,

e .I3n1SiDhAtS EHN UT tF5tilfAbuhtS gus go
|. No. ZOE sGraviep Sire ct New Orleans! =
y h4i@ 500 ysq at syGb 9sSht 10 3uo 9tu
yRin E6y gHti1 rsr--eil 1sSrsiui banoqait
s&at nEo l 4gAbssd rod al 30 oh 81 80. ~
This eRe 4snog fnlly prepaseS 70 execute AL
kinds Of JoBwdGaE1y susA asn1 9uitoa hii'R -tstsa
c1Rcry1 AXIS 1icAsps, 80. iiid .gaidion
ENvEhoPEs,I bbEEDsst tssnP EgFo7q e9fqnf
= D. JcoNrRA ofs,, iHvofcks!. 10 'nlHn ld5
a 81 G3aoRFdadEs. tfff SDfNGs, I'd 'ii /" !.
IA W, r1r1ss9 l5e1IG fIEAi,ss Il ii,tf5 rTSS
, pRoGRA4tNrHxs,o ;sBfILs of FARE. 7l'lh ~,
tt2BANK cHEcKs, 81 DRUGGISTS LABELS,
'DRAY RECEIPTS. BIZ OF 1ADINts,.'
..G9 3 l1FRoMfssoRY No1tEs, Ere, Ere, Ere.
oNTHE MOST AeC6sfMoDA TING TERMS -
2 ASAL ,sTREET .,.,,....,,I67
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+ OF all remedies FOR the cure of chillnds q
fever and bilious fever Dr. r. wibofts Anti Periodic
or Fever and Ague Tonic is beyond doubt the most
certain specie contains quinine arseno, any
vegetable or mineral poison whatever H-HT
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Money Market.

We ave no change to note in the Money Market pro
On the street Al notes secured by
oollaterals and rstclass business paper without col
laterals done at 10 to IL cent and
good second class at to II per cent per month.
Mortgage is quoted at 9l to 10 cent per
Gold 1864 to 1854 American Silver l2s to i3o Mexican
Dollars i39 to 1894. ~. |,
Sterling Exchange 14s to $50. Now York Exchange
to 4 per cent premium.
state Warrants s. City Treasury notes 96i to 81 per
cont discount. ----.- - -
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an adisuTnaa meeting Of, the Hibernian Be
neyolsns Association q 81 wiz take Place at
- half pnss ssvah ocleel MembeFB VIII please DO
pEuInpt IA thast nttendancs. ls,- aa
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T DAN AND PLEDGE ASSOCIATION,
Corner st. Charles and Perdido streets.
AUTHORIZED CAPITAL ssOC,OOo.


This Institution has been chartered by the State of
Louisiana twenty Ave years; and having effected
r
sn Ry o. o
erty. -"
pat s H NNaasy sas Sn or
ssnce Of satS or CITY sas
vouchers, and old Gold and silver tax
can ny passing down CaTOndelet street, ind private
entrancetO the Office on PsEdito street ,s.. "
JOHN W. mLLMAN. Cashier. :. apa5 1y
BARRETs MARBLE WORKS,
MARBLE SrEs E. G6SEtss fsfsf n T
all hf s MAIDS and s s es sss s sss and
The trade supplied on noderass forms; -
stills. etc, constantly on hand. Iii blk >. aP9l
T ,ouIs1ANA LrvEEET AND SALE STABLE
255 and 257 Magazine street,
Between Poeyfarre and Delord streets: - 3. 3,
First class MILES and Horses for for sale Also Car
InyH y -9SlI- - + HART. PsOPfietof-
'JNAEAN LINE STEAMSHIPS I1i1-- r r. =.
Under for Carrying paitsd States and Brit,
saIIIRg nom Pier Is North River. New XOrl,l every
saGiias frona Liverpool every wEpNEsDAY. a.
- - QnsenstOwn - THURSDAY 5-T- -
SEIZED AND ,ssxcEI1ESr AcColrsiobAr1oSs YSsUrED. go
First Cabin to Liverpool and Queenstown isSS Esy
First Cabin to london nom New YGik..:.
: e t haSFe. Antwerp Rcttefdari, - -
First Cabin to New York from Liverpool 9usssss-
steeT"so to New York from IiS SFi Of ouesns
stooFS s0 to New Orleans Via New York ~ c'fS'
from Liverpool OF Queenstown. 20
Each Steerage passenger win be provided with seR
arate berth to sleep in, and women will be placed N
rooms by themselves Provisions, Of the host quality
are cooked and served out by the Company SteWara
and the wants Of all are fully supplied 3.
Children between and twelve years, half price
Infants under one year, free. 40. -+ 80, =,
Tickets may be procured by those DESTROYS OF brnhN
out thor friends at the above rRtes 1-'.-S-.
Prepaid certificates OF passage lssned by
! ELLIOT 81 McKEEVER. Agents a. Is
dl3 " l5U Common, corner CRren delet Btreee
I LINCOLN & CO., -. ..s
....a RAISE AND REMOVE ~
q RI. all kinds Of Buildings. ....
Onice, II9 Robin street.
An communications should be addressed to Box l0s,
Mechanics and Tradors Exchange ST. Charles strees'
New Orleans. = s-... 80. .--... IA
Country orders promptly attended TO- dSo "
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II CAMP sTREET---..- --------u
Beg leave offer those in need of Lenses their
GENUINE BRAZILIAN PEBBLESPECTACLES.ws r-
ranted to the eyes unmpared TO extreme cid
age. Their construction, says a celebrated writer
OPTICS sn accordance with the philosophy Of nature
rency perfect that the only perceive
has them on by the Improvement in his eight. /. ,fr
The advantages of our improved Brazilian Pebble
spectaces have been fully tested by the most scientific
OF both Europe and America, and approved the
best spectacles known for the preservation of the
impaired vision
For sale onlyby KERNAGHAN CO..
fe2I II Opticians No. II Camp street
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n Q. = NJ z g OO., -
liz .'Ha ls!l5 fs -5t .fGls
Importers Of Wholesale and Retail Dealers in Y
CARPETS, MATS, OIL, CLOTHS,
RUGS and MArTrNGs of all kinds -
CURTAIN MATERIALS Of an kihds. ifs..s -uE ..
LACE CURTAINS Real ssa I.z..==::.o=, 49, +. :
Table and Piano COVERS, SHADES. etc.
A Splendid Now Stock of IRISH LINENS. of every
description, ior family
Upholstery. Furnishing Goods. Hair Seating etc.
-- o. s5 and Of Camp street, ~
DEF Iy NEW ORLEANS.
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SOUTHERN BANK, NEW ORLEANS, JUNE 30
Is69-At n meeting of the Board this day, the Director
declared dividend of FIVE DOLLARS PER SHARE
free of tax payable 18th July, IsGs. - -.
iva If JNO. G. DEvEREUN, Cashier.
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FISCAL AGENCY CITY OF NEW ORLEANS
SOUTHERN BANK, New Orleans, July l, ts69.-The In
Coupons OF the New Orleans CONSOLIDATED Debt
due this day. will be paid presentation at the Chem
ical National Bank, New York. .. ... r-..
jy4t THOS. LAYTON, President
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The weather is fine, and business remains
dull. Charlie Goodwin, at the Gas Works. re-
ports the river still rising, and three feet below
high water mark. The Ohio. Arkansas and
White rivers are falling rapidly.
BOATS LEAVING THIS EVENING.
Undoubtedly the great steamer; the R. &.
Lee-like her illustrioas name-sake-is the
favorite VITA all. For speed. she is the ac-
kRowledged champion of the Mississippi, Eay-
ing beaten the fastest time of apg boat now on
the river. She leaves at I've o'clock this even
ing for Vicksburg. hatcher and New Orleans,
under command of those estimable gentlemen
John 7. Roberts, master, and A, AeYay and
John Mossop. clerks,
The steamer George W, Cheek. Captain ] 81,
Lee, With Sack Lee and B, 2. Fields in The
stice, will leave this evening" for Friar's
Point and way landings, She should be very
literally egeoursgsd, and We hope she may be.
The magnificent steamer. Marble City, is the
regular Saturday Yieksburg packet. leaving AZ
Eve o'clock this evening. The gallant end oOuT-
teeus gentleman. Captain Carter. commands,
BOATS LEAVING Io-xoRRow.
The fine steamer, Leni Leeti, With those gay
Morrison and Clay Robards. clerks. will leave
for Pine Bluff. Little Rock, Van Buren, and Fort
Smith tomorrow evening at FIVE o'clock. This
is an excellent boat. and one certainly dessrv-
ing Of TIE patronage Of our merchants. She is
the regular Saturday Vniisd States mail
packet fos re skave and all way points. Pas
sSsSarg may rest assured of the best accommo-
datiOns. Secure passage early.
The splendid freight and passenger steamer.
Minneola, is the regular Saturday Cincinnati
packet. leaving for Cairo. Louisville and Gin
einnati at Eve o'clock. ". b. Miller. com
mands, with wn. Hall in the osiee.
The truly magnificent ireisht and passenger
steamer. Legal Tender. vii leave tomorrow
evening at Eve o'clock for Jseksonport and
Little Rock and all points on Waite river.
While il Cincinnati she Fscsived an entirely
new oui6t. inclading cabinfurniture. bedding.
chandeliers. etc. A Cincinnati paper says she
presents beautiful appearances in her new
dress. Captain John d. Elliott commands,
with those two excellent gentlemen. W.H.Mil-
Ter and Ardy Granger. Ia the Odiee.
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quietly. Tomorrow the blacks viii
register, when there will probably be 9
greater rush.
A very pleasant private entertainment,
consisting of theatricals and concert,
came of at the residence Of Mrs. A. O..
Harris last evening, for the benefit OF
the Episcopal church. An excellent
programme was arranged, and quite a
select company assembled to enjoy the
occasion. 1t was really enjoyable. and
all came away with pleasant remem-
brances. Some Of the most beautiful and
accomplished young ladies and several
professionals participated. The evening
was passed delightfully."- by all
A cowardly and fehdish attempt was
made Wednesday evening to assassinate
Mr.. Moyston, the well known artist who
has lately succeeded to the proprietor
ship of Balche's gallery on Main street,
opposite Odd Fellows Hall, whilst he was
sitting in the midst of his little family in
the psrlor Of his residence, on DeSoto
street. Some one outside fred a pistol
ball through the window and between
Mr.. .Moyston and his infant daughter,
seated by him. They made very mar
now escape, and the ball lodged in the
wall opposite the window. 1t was evil
IDENTIFY deliberate aim to kill, bat Mr..
Moyston is one Of our best and most
peaceable citizens, and was not aware
that he had mortal enemy on earth.
The shot is still a mystery.
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IN, marniscen, and palatial civ Of o,iro.

The magnificent and palatial City Of Cairo.
Captain John W. Malin, Henry 3. Corbyn and
Glen. Nolte. clerks. leaves tomorrow evening
at five o'clock. for Cairo and St. Louis. Her
officers are clever and courteous gentlemen and
excellent travelling companions. All their
guests are made to feel perfectly cat home.
The Liberty No. leaves for all points ON
White river tomorrow evening at FIVE o'clock.
Captain Charles Conley commands. while Jim
my Thompson and Charlie Shape do the
agreeable " in the Office. If yoa wish to have
a pleasant. speedy and ssis trip. travel on the
Liberty Two Times.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ExTRAoRDIN-
ARY.--We Witnessed some performances
on the velocipede yesterday by Messrs.
Morgan aud Jones which were truly
wonderful. They seem perfectly at home
ON the " machine" After what we have
seen them do we would not be surprised
at any feat they might perform. They
are justly entitled to the honors they have
won-the championship of Memphis.
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Nrw Memphis THEArER.--Mrs. Land

NEw MEMPHIS THEATER.-Mrs. Lander
played Elizabeth at the New Memphis
last night before fair but net large
house. The performance was worthy Of
the great tragedieune aud better house,
but we have noticed her before in this
great role, and il is unnecessary to point
out particular passages. Tonight Mr..
Chris. Steinkuhl, the popular manager,
will take benefit, kindly yielded by
Mrs. Lander. Nearly all the seats in
the house have been taken already, and
the prospect is that this will be the
largest house Of the season. The play
will be the standard comedy Of the
School for Scandal, in which Mrs. Lam
der will appear as Lady Teazle,"
with an admirable cast Of the COM
psny. This ia a splendid bill, indeed.
Tomorrow afternoon Mrs. Lander will
appear in one of her greatest characters,
Marie Antoinette" We admire this
more than any play in which we have
seen Mrs. Lander, and predict large
attendance. Tomorrow night grand
tableau exhibition will be given under the
direction Of Mrs. W. C. Thompson to as.
sist ia an important church enterprise.
Some of the most beautiful young ladies
of the city will participate, and crush
ing crowd is anticipated. Professor Sa-
bstzky has kindly rendered his services
for the occasion, assisted by the most tai
ented singers OF our city. The follow
ing is the attractive programme:
l. Belshszzar's Feast-Tableau, by thirty
young ladies and gentlemen.
2. SoAg-by Miss Ennis.
3. Grown Of Glory-Tableau, by fifteen
beautiful young ladies, with the
hymn, Vital Spark"
4. Song--by Miss Wilkinson.
5. Christmas Eve-Tableau.
At the special request of many citi-
zens, Mrs. T. s. Cline will sing the
answer to Captain Jinks, entitled
$50 "Madam Jinks, of Madison Square"
6. Growing Of Florence Nightingale
by the Nine MUSES.. ~ +,
7. Dialogue and Tableau.
8. The beautiful Quartette and Tableau---
Come Where Ny Love Lies Dream
ing. ..l.s
During the interval between the first and
second parts the drawing for the
Afghan will take place.
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TEE fair and festival for the benefit Of
St. Mary's Church was again we'll at.
tended, aud music and revelry was the
order of the evening. Tonight and to-
morrow night will be the last of the
grand entertainment, and all Of the val
liable presents will be presented without
fail Let all railroad men, merchants,
butchers, velocipedists, and the public
generally come forward and aid ST.,
Mary's on this occasion, en- the corner of
Washington and Second streets.
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4 OsT-A SMALL TORTOISE SHE'LL
II 4 covered purse. he. fader can have the
money II contained and be literally rewarded
Nv lesvinrif ~ $40 Frout street. 80
Gro THE PUBLIc.-I HEREBY GIVE
l notice that am no LONGER ceunecied In
husinees with the Memphis Preserving Com
ssny. ana will not be further bound Cor It's
contracts lSignedl H. G. NORRIS"
The above having ap peared IN some ~ oar
..ifv papcrs. 1 desire TO say. for the informa-
zion II he public, that II. 9. Norris, Secretary
and Treasurer Of the Memphis Preserving
Company. having wltharasn hom ne Com
tetire with him the Moneys, books and papers
ofsaid Comrany, Il nos under bonds 70 sppear
before the next term Of the Criminal Court Of
msnt. sl DICKSON CUNNINGHAM.
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JUsr receives-fresh smoked beef, beef
tongues and picked beef tongues, at COT.
fin Bros 1872 Main street. 20-t
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TIE Odd Fellows wives and daughters
will meet at the lodge room at three
o'clock tomorrow Saturday afternoon,
to assist in making arrangements for the
celebration. 1t is particularly desired
that all their girls, from FIVE 10 fifteen
years old, be brought to the meeting,
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SATIN parasols-s3 so. at NJ. Kraus &
Co.'s 2l8 Main stree, cor. Of Adams. [34 t
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-04-09

New York, Goshen and Western But
ter, at j. Devoto's, corner Third and
Adams streets Al
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Losr BoY.-Lsft home on yesterday
evening, about o'clock, my little boy,
aged six years. Had on brown jeans
nauls. white waist. brown hat, and was
barefoOted. Any person finding him
will be literally rewarded By taking him
TO Al Fifth street, Chelses.
aea NJ. FoRD.
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"EsGLIsH FEMALE Buffers is an adj
mirable prescription for females
J. A. P. KENNEDY, M. d.,
34.t Cofeeville, Mississippi.
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GeoD corsets--st 81, worth 81 Scat
NJ. Kraus & Co.'s, 2lS Main street, cor
ner of Adams. eo19 34.t
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Nashville Banner, Cincinnati e. quirer
and Commercial St. Louis Republican,
Times and Democrat; Chicago Times
and Tribune, besides dsilies from other
points north and west; Chimney Corner,
Pilot, Banner Of the South, and the New
York Ledger for six l6) cents; also, Pc
terson (for Nay, at Joe Lockes, 1864
Main street.
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New lot silk dress buttons, silk fringe
and colored satins, al NJ Kraus & Co.'S,
2lS Main street, corner Of Adams. 34-t
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HoxR AGAIS or SECOND sTRKKr.-The
excellent tailoring establishment of ].
Power & Co. has been removed from l5l
West Court to $50 Second street. IS
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Ella Belle Helene" Kid Gloves, high
coIOrs, for 81 rs, Mt the sole agency
the Great Red store, 2sO Main 81. IS
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THr largest stock of spring clethipg
and furnishing goods ever brought to this
market, at Sproule & McCown's. 35-t
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sPELk OUT, c. P. Norris, President of
the Memphis Preserving Company.
Show the public how yoH stand on the
record Dickson CUNSINGHAN.
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CeUSTRY merchants wanting dry goods,
examine the stock of NJ. Kraus d Co.,
2lS Main street, corner Of Adams. Will
cut dress patterns for country merchants
from retail stock. SAT-
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PIrTsBURo and Kentucky coal and gas
coke. Brown & Jones, Office 2s2 Main
street, Bethel Block. ]

Fresh supply of Pittsburg coal at c. I.
Petersons. Office, ID Madison street.
Also at W. H. Horizons, 1854 Main street.
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The largest clothing mandatory in
the United States is that of SprOule &
McCown, l3 Barclay street, New York.
They have houses in ST. Louis, Louis
vile, New Orleans, Ficksburg and
Memphis 35-t
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LADIES white hose-Sl 70 per dozen,
worth STAT NJ. Krsus i Co.'s, 2ls Main
street. corner of Adams. 34-t
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valeneiennes, CIuny and Guipure
Laces and EdeinRs closed cut at a
great sacriGce,a at the Great Red Store,
$40 Main street. s.
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IFyou want good old Megibben whisky
20 to Megibben & Bro, 29l Main street
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al give English Female Bitters q
hearty recommendation" NTH
G. W. VAssER, N. D.,
"a t Carrollton, Miss.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-04-09

PITTsBURG and Camel Coal. Cd
BIGLEY, MELLERsH & Co.,
1853 South Court and Main.