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CHELSEA.
An Extension of the Street Railroad
Needed.

The citizens of Chelsea are making
strenuous efforts for a street railroad,
as will be seen by the following petit
ton, which was sent to W. VI. Far
ringtOn, Esq, President NJ. G. r. R.,
on yesterday:
MEMPHIS, August IA, 1863.
W. n. Harrington, Esq, President NJ. C..
r.. r.:
Dear Sir: The undersigned, resi-
dents of Chelsea, desire to call the at
tention of your Corporation to the adj
vantage that would accrue to your
Company, and the very great accom-
mediation it would be to your memo
rialists and others residing ia the vi
cinity to have the lines of your road
extended to the Brick Church in Chef
sea. You well know that this section
of u city is much more denseiy pop
ulated than that about the terminus of
the fernando street line, and we have
not the slightest doubt you would find
a Chelsea line much the more profit
able. Many of US are DESTROYS OF send
ing our children to various schools
inside the old city limits, which we
find at present to be entirely imprae-
ticable in consequence of the distance
and condition OF the sidewalks in
winter weather. The school children
and pleasure seekers who desire to at
tend places of amusement at night
would alone, we feel satisfied, pay the
running expenses.
Hoping this matter will merit and
receive your favorable consideration,
and promising in that event TO aid
you TO the extent of our ability in
making the enterprise a lucrative one,
we remain- very resnectfnllN-
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our FALL TRADE.
That Memphis Merchants are Doing,
and what they can do.
Terry & Mitchell.

We have more than once alluded In
these columns TO the coming fall trade,
and expressed our belief that it would
be larger than ever before known in
our city. The wholesale dealers of
Memphis ara evidently impressed with
the same belief, and why shall they
not be? As a general thing they are
all working on actual capital. They
are able to buy for cash and do so.
Why therefore should they not antiei-
pate an increase in business during
this, which bids fair to be, the most
prosperous year we have enjoyed since
the war; Already this season we
have had merchants from sections not
heretofore tributary to Memphis in
our market making their selections,
and in every cas- they have not only
been highly pleased at the range of
our wholesale stocks, but convinced
that they could not buy anywhere
outside of the mandatory on as favor
able terms. This Is true of every
branch of business. In no line of
trade, however, has the Memphis
merchant kept pace with the wants of
the South to q greater extent than those
who deal in boots and shoes. Wecan
point with pride to several establish
ments in our city who deal almost
exclusively in this line who
sell to merchants only, and who have
succeeded in drawing to Memphis a
very large and lucrative trade, which
for some years was lost to US owing to
superior inducements offered else
where. This is no longer the case,
however. Our dealers can and do sell
at rates which defy competition, and
many having bought early this season
will be able to undersell any Western
city. The well known and extensive
house of Terry d Mitchell, No. 329
Main street, enjoys peculiar advan-
tages in this way, and will duplicate
any order, no matter where filled, out
of as large and well selected a stock
as a be found anywhere. Their inn
mense stOrehOuse is now literally
crammsd with fall and winter goods of
all standard makes, and present to the
merchant a wider range from which
to select their stock OF boots and shoes,
hats and caps, than can be found out
side of New York or Boston. We
hope our readers will call on this firm
and look through their large assert
ment of ladies' gents and children's
wear. The members OF. the firm are
live, earnest and heightened business
men, and will use every effort to
please those who extend to them their
patronage.
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JEWISH FESTIVAL.
The day of the 0Ornet---heW Years
Day---ROsh- Hashanah.

This festival Of the Israelites, COM
mencing this evening after sunset, is
celebrated on the first day after the
seventh month (Tishri). In Holy
Scripture it is called tom Ternah,h -
Day Of the CoyBet. Its meaning is
not clearly set forth by the words of
the law, but may be perceived from
the context and spirit of the Holy
Writ. The seventh month has a high
er significance even from the number
Seven, which is still increased by the
consideration that it takes place Sat
the turning point of the year." invi-
ting nan to serious reflection.
Wherefore, the hottest of days, (day
of atOnement) and the most joyful of
feasts (Feasts OF TabeFnaclesl are to be
celebrated in this month.
The seventh month is eminently q
festival month, which fact IS to be pro-
claimed on the first day, by the sounds
Of the cornet. On the other hand, the
day Of the festival proclamation must
itself be a festival, and, as the precur-
sOr Of the holy day of atOnement next
following, One Of q more serious ma
ture.
The celebration of the NeW Years
Day was not known in the Biblical
time. But when, in latter days, the
want was felt, to celebrate also a feast
at the beginning Of the year, without,
however, introducing a new festival,
it was found the more appropriate to
connect the celebration of the New
Year with the Day of the COrnet, as
this day not only affords the right
mood for New Years m~editations, but
is also the sole festival which falls on
a first day of the month,
Some Jewish congregations, among
them the Hebrew congregations of
this city, celebrate ROSh HdShd1lah for
two successive days.
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1t is the desire of the factors offer
ing these premiums that you conform
to the following rules, viz:
i. No bale OF cotton weighing less
than 400 pounds will be allowed to
contest for the premiums.
2. Sea Island cotton viii be ex-
Guided.
8. All entries must be made in the
name of the producer.
4. All cotton must be delivered to
one OF the undersigned before it can
be exhibited at your Fair for these pre-
miums, and this delivery must be
made on or before the 23d of October.
5. No cotton exhibited for one of
these premiums will be entered for
another.
q. Nc outside or private premiums
will be permitted on the cotton con-
testing tor these.
We also beg to suggest the names of
the following cotton brokers and buy
ers az a suitable committee to make
awards for cotton, viz;
W. a. GOODWIN,
n. a. BOWLES,
3. BAYLISS,
GEO. WINCHESTER,
" Is. EAhhEk.
Allow US further to suggest, that In
addition TO these premiums, your So
ciety offer a liberal premium for the
best bale Of Tennessee cotton.
We are, sir, very resp'y, yours,
+. NJ. Apperson & Co, Galbreath,
Stewart " Co, Stratton, GOyer q Co.,
Newton Ford IL Co., Harrington L
Howell, Partee d Hartert, Hill, FOn-
tame IL Co, ID. IL. Townsend, T. II.
Allen Il Co., Meacham & Treadwell,
Jones, Brown IL Co., TOof, Phillips i
Co., Pettitt & Simpson, Busby *
Hatchett, Magevney d ROgan, Good
lett & Co., McGee & Heron, j. N.
Patrick d Co., Pearce, Lambert d Co.,
ROotes, Vance & Co., Nelson d Titus,
Owen, McNutt d Co., TObin, Lynn &
IL Co., Ralph, WOrmiey d Co, Price 4
Terry, Estes, StrattOn d Co, Harris,
Cochran 4 Co., J. L. Frank Il Co., w.
IL. Andrews & Co, J. c. Nicely & Co.,
7. b. Haynes Il Co, Shane, Harris &
Co, II. q. Williams 4 Co., J. and j.
Steele q Co, E. Is. d W. B. Crisman,
Anderson u Watson, Brown, billiard
o. Co., Dickinson, Williams d Co.,
Forster, Kealhofer d Co, Scheduled
u Hanauer, T.. b. Webber 4 Bro, j.
NJ. James q Co., J. p. Hill & Co, Keel
d Co., S. Z. johnson d Co., Barbour,
Wilder & Simpson, hardware mer-
chants, Hugh Torrance, T. a. Nelson
IL Co J. D.. Ruffin Il Co., lane, Moore
d Co., Wolcott, Smith q Co., Fargu-
son d Clay, Traders, Day d Proudft,
Taylor, Radford d Co, Taylor & Rut-
land, Chas. H.. Dorian, jr., Parker,
Werd d Co, Malone, Thomas d Co.,
.. VI. Webb y Co, Conner 4 Richard
son, PartCe, Burleson & Co., Stanton
~ Moore, Gage x Fisher, Clark, Ely &
Co, Shepherd d WoOten.
Messrs. l.. VI. Appersou 4 Co., G1breath,
Strwart X Co., Suatton, Goyer & Co.,
and others:
Dear SirS: In behalf of the A. NJ.
d II. Society OF Shelby county, 1 ac-
cept your very liberal premium for
cotton, and will offer it as you suggest.
Besides, in accordance with your re-
quest, will say that the Society will
give a premium of $500 for the best
bale of cotton produced in the State of
Tennessee.
Very respectfully,
L. ENSLEY,
DraaflanN
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CITY NEWS s.
Arrival and Departure Of the hails IRON
the HemuhIs Postgfiee,

Chetfsnooca, Richmond. Washington, New
YOrE rsItiuacra. ard all cities East and SOUTH
CclumbvE. Ga. and Montgomery Ala; al
ct.fiops on the Memphis and charleston,
Al ssissIppi Central, Mobile and Ohlo, Nash
me and Chattanooga and East Tennessee
Rsiftosds, arrive al 2:9 PM close al n:&
AZ A,- -
vtTie Cincinnati. Cleveland, p~rttshurg, Pills
dsIphia. BufFalo, Albany New York, and 81
sffes Norih and West, arrive al EsW pm.
Sew orleans, Baton Rouge, Jackson, Vicks-
urz, Matches and all cities South, arrive at
m; closes at 70: IS am.
All stations on the Mississippi and Tonnes
e, New Orleans anG jackson ana southern
aflroads, arrive a. 3 pm; closes atiusf3 p.ni.
Memphis and Little Rock Railroad, Little
Rock, Madison, Sundays excepted arrlVe al
pm; close a 5 pm.
Marion. Wittsburg and Claiborne Ark
ri-Weeklyl Monday, "Wednesday anu FTldays
srrivs al IL an: close at II am
Olive Branch and ByhRlta- Mlssi yseml-
Feeklyl Monday and Friday, arrive 4P-W.'
Cuba end Big Greek, Tenn, weekly Friday
arrive at 10 am; close At II AIN.
I4tfla Rock and Helena, and al lanulAeh On
while river. tsesni-weeklyl Tuesday ana S4t-
urdsy. arrive at 9 am; close At
Pine Blur and Helena, and all l0ndlnSs on
Arkansas river ltri-weekly Tuesday, Inuts-
day and Saturday, arrive al Sa-h'i Gloss ais
REn landings on the Mississippi river south,
f.smf-WeeklYl Tuesday and saturday arrive
81 3 N close al ! pm
m Iandiugs on the Mississippi river north,
fseni-weekIY Monday and Thursday, arrive
Al IAN; close ST $3.50 pm
JOSIAH DELOACH, P. NJ.
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MEAcHAM 4 TREADwELL.-If it Is
true that names become identified
with a city as prominently as its land
marks then there can be few who
visit Memphis that have not heard of
the above named firm-one of the
Oldest and most responsible in the
city. They are now in receipt of their
iall stock, which embraces everything
IN the way Of supplies needed either
by the country merchant Or planter.
Mr.. TreadwelI is the cotton man Of
the house, and pays his Individual at
tentiOn 10 the staple. See card else
where.
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TOBACCO.
Memphis Tobacco Trade and the
Shelby County Fair.

There was a meeting Of the Board of
Tobacco Trade yesterday, at the hall
of the Chamber Of Commerce, when
1t was resolved that a premium Of
800 be offered for tn bestsingle hogs
head Of manufacturing leaf tobacco;
500 for the best hOgshead Of shipping
leaf; $50 for the second best; and S25
for the third. A premium Of $50 will
also be awarded for the best box of
Tennessee or Kentucky manufactured
tobacco. In all instances the tobacco
is to be exhibited through some MEM
Der Of the Board of Tobacco Trade.
1t is TO be hoped that the Agricultural
Association will increase the above
premiums.
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RoOTES, VANCE & Colt will be
seen that Messrs. Rootes, Vance 4 Co.
have secured the Office corner of Front
and Union streets during the coming
season. Besides their cotton business
they are agents for the sale of ou-
amos, the demand for which will. no
doubt, be large this year. They have
their own warehouse, and are known
be 1uily posted on the staple. Mr.,
Geo. +: Rootes was formerly of the
firm OF White, Kerr & Rootes, and
Mr.. Z. Il. Vance was lately of Pamela
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LEDDIN's BUSINESS COLLEGE,
This institution, under the manage
ment of its energetic principal, Mr..
T. A. Leddin, has won the generous
patronage Of the public and the good
wishes of the entire community. Its
success Is due TO the practical nature of
the instruction there given, teaching
what can be practiced in after life with
profit and pleasure; and to the fact
that the teachers in the different de-
partments are men experienced in
their profession and thoroughly alive
to the Importance Of their work. In
the English department all the Ordina-
ny branches are taught, and special at
tentiOn Is paid to penmanship and
arithmetic, in order to prepare stu
dents for a more extended course in
the commercial department Of the
College. We urge all, both in the city
and country, to call and examine the
course of study pursued in this excel
lent institution.
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AN EXCELLENT SCHOoL.-A note
from Sister NJ. Bernard informs US
that La Salette Academy will re-
open for the autumn and winter ses-
sion on the 9Th inst. This school has
no superior In the State, and we con-
fdeatly recommend tito the attention
of parents and guardians who have
daughters and wards to educate.
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IT is with pleasure that we invite
the attention Of our merchants to the
large and varied assortment of Sta
tiQnery, Blank Books and Envelopes,
as well as Letter, Cap, and Note Pa
pers in store and for sale by our enter
prising young tOwnsmen Cowper-
thwait, Chapman q Co., at their store,
No. 279A Main street. They are turn
ing out every day some new and beau
tiful patterns of Blank work of their
own Manufacture, They invite the es-
pecial attention Of wholesale buyers,
believing they can offer superior in.
ducements both in the prices and
quality of their stock.
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FOR v%ICKsBURe.
States Mall---For Vicksburu.

one ofthe Company's fne Pas
~ seuger Steamers win leave on z~
the following days, making an WsT Tss54s
ings between Memphis and E.ekshurE.
CITY. SATURDAY, sept 4. at S Pm.
RuBICOSs AoSDAY, Sept o ans pm.
SATcRDAT, Sept. II. at 5 pm.
JULIA. MONDAY, Sept Is, AZ SPIN.
rsasnt reestyed 81 the St. Louis Wharf5Oat,
fIEA. CALVERT, a1pk
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To COTTON SHIPPERs.-We would
call the attention of cotton shippers to
the card of the Memphis Cotton Press
Association elsewhere in our columns.
This Company enjoys peculiar advan-
tages, having combined the three old
companies under one management.
Mr.. II. a. Montgomery, the Superin-
tendent, is well known to our mer-
chants as energetic and reliable.
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LAGRANGE G'ESN.9 FEMALE Col
JEqE has connected with it q first
class boarding house, which is con-
Quoted by Mrs. j. q. Sneed and Mrs.
V. NJ. P~sticolas. They will use every
effort to make the young ladies who
are committed to their charge COM
Portable.
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GAY & MARTIN.-We would call
u readers attention to the business
card of Messrs. Gay d Martin, No. sos
Front street. Mr.. VIM. Gay has but
recently returned front the East, where
he made large purchases. The house
is prepared to fill all orders for sup
plies.
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COTTON.
Premiums to be offered at the Ap-
preaching Fair.
Rules and ReguIations---$20O for
the best Bale Of Tennes-
see Cotton.

z. Ensley, Esq, President Shelby County
Agricultural, Mechanical and Horticul-
tural Society:
Dear Sir: The undersigned Cotton
Factors of this city, being DESTROYS of
encouraging cotton growers, and slim
ulating the production of cotton, as
also of demonstrating 10 the country
the superior advantages that our city
enjoys as a market for cotton, respect
fully request you TO offer in their
name the following premiums for this
leading staple, TO be awarded at the
next meeting of your Society, viz:
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STEAMBOATS,.
FOR E ORLEANS.

Regular New Orleans Paeket-FOr Vicksburz
NatcheZ and New Orleans.
OLIVE BhANCH--John 7. McCOrd, master
This elegant passenger steamer II
viii leave as above ~
THIS DAY. 9TH inst, at 10 am
RICHARD W.. LIGHTBURNE. Agent
SEQ No. 4 Jefferson street
Louisville and New Orleans Packet Company
kOr New Orleans.
NISh LONGo Oh!H-----~~~kates, master
ms elegant and swift passen- r.
ger steamer viii leave as above AN
sth INST. at 5 p.m-
LARRY HARMSTAn, Agent
SEQ ~ Ma.laann aEEa-t
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II. WADE & Co., 297 Main street,
two doors north of the Peabody Ho-
tel, are extensive wholesale and retail
dealers in School Books, Sabbath
School Books, Law and Medical and
Miscellaneous Books generally. They
are large dealers, also, in Blank Books,
Writing Papers and Envelopes.
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A Solid Institution.

Read what the Little Rock Gazette,
says of one of our home life insu-
rance companies. II this is not strong
endorsement we do not know what is.
The best of it is it is true, every word
of it, and therefore we'll deserved.
The Gazette says: We take great
pleasure in calling the attention OfOur
patrons and friends To the Carolina
Life Insurance Company, of Mem
phis, Tenn. This vigorous and relia-
bic corporation has been doing busi-
ness in our midst for the last eighteen
months, with unexampled success,
owing principally to the prOmptness
with which it has always met its loss
es, its location as u home company,
and the well-knOwn character and
standing of its managers. The mon
ey taken for premiums in this State
has been almost entirely returned,
either as payment of claims, resulting
from death, or as loans to some of the
many internal Improvements now
being so rapidly pushed forward, ma
king it practically al Arkansas CON-
pany. We are personally acquainted
with several OF the parties whose fam
lies have been provided for, by poll
cieS in this sterling company, and can
testify in each case the money was
forwarded to their agents here, on the
same day that the proof papers reached
the Home Office at Memphis. We
give below, in full, a note received by
the agent here, from Mrs. S. SlocOmb,
daughter and beneficiary of John
Robins, our lamented townsman.
LITTLE Rock, ARK, August 81, 1869.
Messfs. Ut. Trezevant, Jr.,& Bro Agents
Carolina Life Insurance Company:
Gents: Enclosed l send YOU recent
in full for ten thousand dollars,
amount of policy No. 1858, Carolina
Life Insurance Company, on the life
of my father, John Robins, of Little
Rock.
desire to extend to you, as agents
of the Company, my thanks for the
prOmptness and liberality with which
the policy has been paid.
Very respectfully,
SALLIE \. SLOCOMB.
It will be seen from this that though
Mr.. Robins was a man of Wealth, his
provident foresight led him, nearly a
year ago, to make an investment for a
loved one, thatnO prudent man should
neglect, and in a Company that
showed his usual good Judgment.
We venture the assertion that no sim
gle investment he ever made was of
such benefit to his family, coming at a
time, as it does, "When no mans
house is in order"
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A BEAUTIFUL line of dark prints
just to hand; will open on Tuesday,
CLOSED on Monday.
HERZOG & BRO,
294 Main street.
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LEDDIN's BUSINESS CoLLEGE.-The
Evening Sessions of this institution
will commence tomorrow evening
and continue until the last Friday in
June. Hours: z O'Clock to 81 pm.
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RoBERrsoN's Commercial College.

JOE LOCKE, 1864 Main street, has
Die Modenwelt, Leslie's, Demorest,
Peterson, GOdey's Lady's Magazine,
Harper, Galaxy, Lippinoott, New Ec-
leetic TOR September, besides a host Of
other sporting, phunny, rural, lite
rary, police, scientific, Irish, German
and French weeklies, Chicago, st.
Louis, Louisville, Nashville and New
York dailies, stationery, etc, etc.
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THE cold weather has brought out
our friends by the wholesale and re-
tail. Passing by No. &C Jefferson
street, Lascelle Market, we saw the
finest beef and mutton that has been
in VA market for a long time. The
Lascelle is well known by all epicures
and others who are fond of good
living. Fine, healthy and wholesome
meats. Generous with those that can
pay, but magnanimous TO the poor is
the order of selling at the Lascelle
Market, No. CO Jefferson street.
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THE Rev. B. F. Larrabee will.
preach at the Central Methodist
Church on Union street at 10Y O'Clock
this morning. Sunday school at 81
O'Clock.
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ELDER DAVID WALK will preach
at Linden Street Christian Church to-
day at IL am. and 8 pm.
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BILLS of Exchange on ali the prin-
cipal cities of Europe for sale In sums
to suit at First National Bank, No. IA
Madison street.
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THE CENTRAL Hon SCHOOL on
Union street has opened its fall session
in charge Of Prof. Larrabee, assisted
BY a full board of experienced teach
ers. Parents cannot do better than to
send their Ons to this popular and
permanent school.
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PREACHING at First Baptist Church
by Rev. d. E. Burns, at lO4 am. and
u pm.
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H. WADE Il Co., 297 Main street,
call the attention of merchants and
bOOk-keepers to their large and choice
stock of Blank Books, Writing Paper,
Envelopes, etc.
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Buy F. Y. Shirts, furnishing goods,
ETC., Of Wiggans & Thorn, Manufactur-
srs, 28s Main street, Clay Building,
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ALL the materials for making wax
flowers can be had of Young& Brother,
24s Main street, Memphis, Tenn.
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GET YOUR ICE at Charley N. Mar
tins, No. "a Jefferson street. Frssde-
livery,
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FOR ARKANSAS RIVER.

memphis aud Arkansas River Jacket CO.
Us Mall Line-F0r PIN Bun, Little
Rock. Hot Springs aud Fort Smith.
W. A. CALOWELL----Ruba HAYNES. master
ms splendid passenger steamer
viii leave for the above on N
MONDAY 9Th inst, at 3 pm
T. A. KESDIG, Agent.
sep 5i Front 81. HOShy Block.
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You've * BROTHER, No. 248 Main
street, call the attention of merchants
to their large stock of school books,
which they offer at reduced prices.
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Twenty-Five thousand dollars to
Dan on collateral at Bob G~riBdrOd's,
43 and Il Beal street. Ellen Grindrod,
PROPRIETOR.
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BIGLEY & MELLERsH, at the corner
Of Main and South Court streets, have
an immense stock of best quality
Pittsburg Coal. Now is the time to
take in a winter supply.
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CHARLES A. BEEHN, a practical
printer, turns out a superior style Of
Job work from his office, go Main
street, Bethel Block.
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THE best stock of staple and fancy
stationery, at very low price, at Young
d Brother, 24S Main street.
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DR.. FORD, having returned to the
city, will preach to-day ct l04 O'Clock,
and at night in the new Central
Church on Second street near Beal.