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8SRR BILE MURDER IN BEgGEl COyysy
NEW JERSEY.
4 Mnn Stamped aud kicked to Death
Escapc Of the Alleged NIurdercr.

4 Mnn Stamped aud Kicked to Death
Escape Of tbe Alleged Murderer.
TIC region OF country either side OF the bound.
ary lyne between New York State and Jersey on ihe
west bank OF the Hudson, is obtaining a fearful
prominence In the annals OF crime. To tile list Of
dark and bloody deeds 1t had already furnished
another tragedy has now been adde1-a homicide OF
the most brutal and revolving character, and with q
few Of the srangest possible features marking the
course OF justice IN reference to IT, Sunday morning
'ast the body or pete StoSum was found in feid IN
fhe village OF Upper Pascack, Bergen county, n. j..
hoiriby dishQured ana showing evidence OF 1erce
Ano desperate struggle for life.
I'e story OF the murder Is as folowe Last Satur
dHy AFTERNOON Pete sokum and David ID. Ackerson,
", went TO the beer saloon OF james woriendyke
Siue UsaRe Vi Upper Pascack. and passed several
hc Nt paying dom'noes and arinkIpl whlskey.
Stu YIN, WHO was basket maker and ab out thirty
years ~ ~ a4e, Wed a. bOarder m the ,iouse OF
AcKel on I,s,r ,ia.ier, VINO Kept small farm andved
IN tUie Niuv boea circumstances. Stokum eas
man OF N,a stature irritable Ia temper and rsither
bc,iiaereu When under the inGueuce Of nunor
Scrrrsnn "a man OF large and innscisr r. franz and
nut ofYersiye except When inloxicaied
xe,ner ac, 'ordiHg 10 the accounis Of tho no,cb
hors borr inc rfhest character foY regular living
All soI,rety am. when excited by drlnt were apf
fo 10 ouarresone. Az FIVE O'Clock Satur,iay after.
Sogeiher and started 9omoward. They haa oniy .
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CLEARED.

Steamship snesia tNG), Tfauman, Hamburg via Cner-
honrg-- knuhardt 4 Go.
steamship Francon,a. Bragg Portland-J Ames
Bark Hattie tBr) Parker, Bristol-Heney & Parker.
Bark Crested Wave tB, Renou Queenstown for orders
q Huley.
Bark ormus, Pa,ten gall, Marseles-Brett, Son & Co.
Brig julia Kelly (Br, knight, Marseles-Jas Henry.
Brig Leonard Myers, Hicks, Pernambuco and Baha-A
Abbott
Rrg Century (Br). Lemoignan, Paspcbac Macarthur
Schr Phebe, Morrow, Havana-B J Menberg
schr Bravo (Br), Boggs, Bermuda-Mddeton 4 Co.
schr Champion tBr, Gabe st Johns NF Permission Co.
Schr Two Marys Wiletts, Corpus ChrstiOverton Han
kns.
schr Hero, Poole, saiem-R Ropes L Co.
schr Harry Nelf, Greene New Haven-8 Racket &
Bro.
schr Evelyn Berger, Stamford.
Steamer Stevens, Chance Baltimore.
ARRIVALS
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SHIPPIN NEW S.
Almanac for New Y0rk-This Day.
Sun rises. ....... Is Moon sets. ..morn il
Sun sets. ...... IA High water. morn 7 26
Weather Along the Coast.
PORT oE NEW YORK, OCTOBER IS, 1869.
Herald Packages,

Captains and Pnrses OF Vessels arriving at this port viii
please deliver all packages intended for the HERALD
regularly authorized agents who attached to our Steam
Yacht feet The New York Associated do not now
collect marine reports attend the delivery OF packages
will be by the following extract the
Of the regular monthly meeting, held March o. ls6s-
Resolved, That and after April 1855 the Associated
fless win dscontinue the collection of ship In tho
hsrbor Of New York. Passed unanimously
The ONCE of the HEBALD steam yachts JAMES and
JEANETTE Is at Whitehall slip All from
owners aad conscnces the masters Of bound
sells viii be forwarded free Of charge,
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KINGS COUNTY BOARD or SUPERVISORS.

The Kings county Board Of Supervisors held Their
regular weekly session yesterday afternoon Super.
VISOR osborn IN the chair. An invitation to attend
the annual ball Of the Veteran Soldiers and Sailors
ASSOCIATION was read and accepted by the Board
The biz for plumbing wofG at the Aimshouse in the
sum OF sl,451 was audited and ordered paid: also
Iof extra boiler work at Nursery bpiiding 81 322 for
extra mason work at nursery, 2,309. George W.
Henneh was appointed engineer oi the County Jail
Tor one year. The Board then adjourned until Mon
day, November !, when the subject OF con6rmtna
the tax list will he discussed.
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BELOW.

Ship Nile tBrl Ayward, from Liverpool Sept 8. WAS
spoken Oct 10, lat 40 40 lon 49, by pilot boat Williams
No 14.)
Ship Frank Flint, Robinson from Antwerp Aug 81. WAS
spoken Oct 6 lat ~ 49, Ion 49, by pilot boat Williams.
Ship Angeque, Liverpool (by pIlo, boat Hope D.
SAILED.
Wind at sunset NV, light.
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CluaI CALEAnAR-IHlS DAY.

KINgs COUNTY CIRCUIT CouRT.-Nos. 6. 7, s, 27, 2s,
30 80 81 So SO, "a, 3d. SO, 81 3 49, 49, a. IL, 49, IA,
40 a6 ~ As, 40, so, 81 So, 53 ST. 55 56 81 5S %.
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RATES OF TAXATION IA BSOOl,L ys.

The following table exhibits the rates OF taxation
on each 800 of valuation In the several wards of
Brooklyn, as estimated by the Clerk OF the Board OF
Supervisors, Nr. Edward Galley for 1858 and
1866
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ARRIVALS.
REPORTED ny THE HERALD STEAM YACIrs.

REPORTED ny THE HERALD STEAM YACIrg.
Steamship Minnesota Br), PRICE, Liverpool Oct g. and
n 4 % Sa 81 Fl
Soand b
100 miles eas, Of Sandy 9ok passed National and an An
steamship CITY 81 Dublin (pr), Eynon. Antwerp, Oct :,
VIII mass and passengers to John Dale
with mss e Geo 9S
% isv1s same Ssse sisa%ships Ensand hence for
ses%shp Ielsstia SS!si,i EhsT., H.meprg Oct ya
Experienced moderate weather easery winds
se So s%S Gs" M se G e a. ne S sS"s & sposs
steamship Hammonia 17ih, lat q g. lon 81 so passed
Ssy Ss !, 20 % o. passed an
sssmss Rsps%a Mallory ssvsaqsa os, st. "A A Ts na;s
q ies d Cape na,,eras psssea steamship aIyns'on
nSs SsG asf
passing her onveoped cloud Of steam, though
e Sss % % II M St
mails M with steamship Gy o MeG Soana sa Wbns
tom lon 'f Be Soto, Gen Meade, Magnolia, ali bound
mse, S raps hasy RsoW s '0""'o' ~
with lumber, ,oJ AB Maxwell Co. Had dns weather
order vessel James Ward 60. Hal heavy ana NE
srg John Freeman, Baker Savannah, days. with lumber
schr Mary Fletcher. Tracey, Jacksonye, is days with
.se " 3 sa SG n @ sns y .sos s & s. se. %H ss s
oot and for Phladephs, with foremast sprung
Schr Fl Russell. Clark, Jacksonville days. with lumber
TO Bentley, Miller Thomas Had heavy NE winds most OF
schr Jedde, rro Savannah, IA days, with lumber to Jed
Frye Go. Had strong SE gales.
schr sckney, Fooks, Charleston, days, with lumber
to master
schr Ida Richardson Bede, Georgetown SC, days with
naval Doner Potter Co On the second day out
experienced heavy norhery gale lasting 70 hours, during
which blew foresal.
schr Mary Rich Doughty Wilmington, Nc days, with
naval stores to Bentley Miller Thomas. -
Sohr u steelman, Somers, Wilmington, NC, days, with
naval stores toJ " Elwsli Co.
schr Joseph Baymore, Johnston, Richmond, days. with
-four, &c, to master.
schr VIM Phelps, Cranmer, Alexandria.
schr Joseph P6aro soper, Alexandria.
Schr q Il Smith, Bowker, Virginia.
schr French, Eippencott, Virginia.
Schr Reeves, Brannon, virginia.
Passed Tiiro ougb He'll Gate,
BOUND soUTH.
Yorb. VIII plaster 70 Crandal Umpbray Co.
Senr Goidhnfer r), McBurnle, Cow Bay 10 days, for
New ork, with coal To II Brewer; vesse to Cranda I'm.
phray = Go.
sehr Mary Curley (Rr Meaey Sheet Harbor Ms days
for oIs with lahs and deals to III DeWolf ~ Co,
schr whitney Long tBr, Hail. WINDSOR Ns for Philadel
phia
schr Globe Eaton, Bangor 20 days, for New York, with
LUMBER, so John q Moore
schr q A Hayden, Krkbll Portland for. Baltimore.
schr BALDWIN, Long Gloucester, with hsh to set
sebr. Decatur oakes Perry, Glsnccsier for Philadelphia
fehr Ann Sa!er, Baker, Boston for Newtown Crrek
Schr Adeiis II Cohen Springer, Boston for Philadelphia
shr Maggie Cummins, Smith, C0basset for Philadelphia
Sch Maria Jane, Martin, Dighton for Ezapethport
sehr Sarah, Morton, Newport for Trenton.
sepT Nm Hone, Layis, fToylsnce o. New York.
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BROOKLY YIN CITY.
TIE COURTS.
C0U,T 0f OYER AID TeaMilE2.

TIE Gas House KiiInG--Trial and Conyiction
OF Owen Hand for the Murder o, james
O'D0nDelI.
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stock Market.

The Bluff City Stock Yard furnishes the fol-
lowing quotations. bsssd on actual sales during
the past week: Western beef cattle. first class,
&c gross second class. Sc gross; third class. ls
gross: inferior. ~ to Sc gross Cows and calves,
$50 to SEQ: work oxen. $50 10 SIS per yoke;
fine hogs, to lie gross sheep. frst class, s. to
IS per head second class. 81 to IS; common. s.
to 81; horses. mares and mules in constant de-
msnd for planters use. at prices ranging from
SIS to $50 per head. All stock Of good char
aeter are firm and in steady demand. Whit in
ferior are dull. There is a decided improve
ment in the quality Of shipments Of stock TO
this market. The general receipts continue
large. with corresponding sales for city and
country use and consumption. Memphis con-
tinues a better stock market than adjacent
cities. and Of easy approach BY stsambesis and
railroads at reasonable rates Of transportation.
Heavy Transactions in stock are anticipated
the coming week.
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BLOOD AND GLoRY-No CARps.-Mr.

BLOOD AND GLoRY-No CARDs.--Mr.
J. M. Klinck, feeling himself aggrieved
according to the code, sent challenge
yesterday evening to Mr.. Holleran, a
member of the police force. The paper
requested the pleasure Of personal in
terview at some convenient time and
place outside of the State. Mr.. Hollersn
being on duty as a policeman, and not
having time or inclination to select his
burying ground on the foreign shore OF
Arkansas, referred the demand on bis
time and blood to bis friend Justice Mil
lard, who acted as second and arranged
meeting in hs Office, which took
place at a late hour in the
day. Klinck came to time in
the hands of policeman, and not
being able to give bond of one thou
sand dollars for his appearance at the
Criminal Court, he was sent to board
awhile in the brick castle, up at the head
corner of Pinch. His second, Mr.. VIM.
McKeon, for carrying the hostile docu-
ment, was required to give bond of FIVE
hundred dollars for his appearance, when
wanted, at the Criminal Court, and thus
the code duello as it becomes safer viii
become more and more popular.
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MARRIAGE sEs-The following
licenses we're returned this week TO the
Office of John League, County Court
Clerk, accompanied BY certificates Of
marriage: Peter Haley and Miss Fran
cisco 0tt, married February 18th by I.
B. Willard, Esq. Albert Richie and
Miss Emily Myers, married February
18th By t. B. Willard, Esq. Fred
waber aud Miss Annie Freeman, mar
ried February 18th BY 7. B. Willard,
Esq Samuel 7. BritOn and Miss Sallie
7. Boyd, married March lst BY Rev. L.
G. Ransom; William Chambers and Miss
Lucy E. Graham, married March lth By
Rev. I. C. Ransom. Total, five couples.
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FIRsT-CLAss HoUsE.-The mammoth
advertisement, which appears elsewhere,
Of I. s. Jukes speaks for mammoth
house and an enterprising firm, which is
thoroughly reliable and worthy of liberal
patronage and unbounded success. The
stock of stoves, tinware, CRATES, coal oil,
lamps, etc., constantly kept on hand by
this house is ample in quantity and va
riety to meet the demands Of this grow
ing market. Prompt attention is given
to country orders, and all classes of buy
ers will end il advantageous to call and
examine for themselves. A new article
has lately been introduced by this house
which is bound to tske--it is Banker
patent safety can for transporting oil.
The construction is at once simple aud
safe; it consists of tin box within q
wooden box, and while far superior to
the round cans in use is much safer.
Roofing, grating and siencil-cutting
promptly executed.
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THE CITY.
Arrival and Departure Of Trains,


MISSISSIPPI AND THsEEssEE RAILR3AD.
q Arrive. Denorf.
New orleans mail. daily. 3:15P.M. AIS Pm.
New Orleans OK press. daily.
yr. saS'P Sa SSad sn sunday ss PM s
Time through to New Orleans. "a hours.
Baggage checked through.
Ticket Office, 2371l Main street. ..
Omnibuses will call for passengers. and
check baggage, in any part Of the city by leav-
ing their orders OF 237l1 Main street.
AS. LIVERM0EE. Gen. Sup't.
~, MEhraiS;, AS2 ,SHAhLEsTiGss5 aAILR9 ldS
Through express. daily(does
not arrivsSunday orleaye am -
Saturday.. ....-..-.......-.-lO:50 Pm. 300 Pm.
Junction and Somerville ~
ac., save Sunday-.--."... $40 Pm. d:15 PM
Corinth ac., save Sunday. $3.50 A NJ.
This connects with Somerville Branch train at
a Railroad time fifteen minutes faster than
Office. No. 27s Main street, and at Depot.
A. A. BARNES, G. T. A.
MEMPHIS AND LOUISVILLE RAILROAD.
Day, Express-.......-......,s % An. b01 AN.
Night Express...-......... 300 Pm. 400 Pm.
Railroad time is Is minutes faster than city
time. Ticket Office, No. 2711 Main street. De-
'0'' A'a1 = NA-A ''''' s. B. JONES. sup't.
SELL HOWELL, Passenger Agent.
MEMPHIS AND LITTLF ROCK RAILROAD.
Gorse WEST Leave Hepe6eld Monday,
Wednesday and Friday. at 1880 a.m., and
arrive at Madison at o'clock Pm.
day and Saturday. at 1880 am: arrive at
Hopefeld at O'Clock p.m.. and Memphis
Dan
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THE ELEorIoS. We are not certain
that the city polls are all opened. The
election is very quiet affair. Bot few,
if any, polls in the country we're opened.
No riot is spprehended. It is probable
that Shaw is elected. Some of Mr.. Wood
wards friends we're working for him
vigorously, aud he win doubtless beat
McKenna by q large majority. The
Ward contests for School Visitors are in
some instances sharp and spirited.
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River.

To-day the weather is clear and cold. The
river here is still receding; at st. Louis it ia
falling, wi about ten feet in the channel out
to Cairo. The Ohio, Arkansas andWhite rivers
are all in good boating condition. Business on
the levee is improving.
BOATS LEAVING THIS EVENING.
For Cairo and 81. Louis.-The magnificent
floating palace, City of Cairo. Captain John W.
Mahn, Henry L. Corbyn and Glenn. Nolte.
clerks. leaves as above this evening at
five o'clock. Her officers are gay and festive
gentlemen. and she feeds wsll-no common
HASH" Procure passage Immediately, or yeu
may be left :" out in the cold"
For Cairo. Louisville and Cincinnati
new and splendid steamer Minneola, with the
gallant aud courteous gentlemen. Captain w.
B. Miller and William Hal, clerk, in COM
mand. will leave as above this evening at
at five o'clock. This boat is A. !. and passcn-
gers may sleep safely and soundly without fear
of being blown to Kingdom come" Secure
passage at once.
For Cairo and Evansrl'e : The palatial
steamer Csosa. Captain Gus Brown. and p. II.
Terry. clerk. leaves this evening at five o'clock.
The Coosa is fine new boat, and can accom-
MEDIATE any number Of passengers; and her
officers are all that could be wished clever,
polite and accommodating. "a A1laH
For Pine Bluff, Little Rock and Fort Smith
The fine new steamer Ozark leaves this even
ing at five o'clock for lie above points. All
who have Travelled on h r speak in the highest
terms of her officers, Captain Harrison Bias
del. and clerks e. W. Outlaw and James Sauls-
bury. If you wish to make quick, safe trip
travel on the Ozark.
For Randolph and Osceoia.-Tke steamer
George W. Check. with Captain Geo. Malone.
and Clerk Frank Gonterman ON board. will
''go for" Randolph and osceola at Eve o'clock
this evening
= For TicksburG. Matches and Ne,e Orleans
One of the largest. finest and best boats on the
river is the steamer Mississippi. She leaves for
the above points at five o'clock. Her officers,
Nat. s. Green, captain. Cook Creighton, John
T. Fenwick and John Langlois, clerks, are
clever and courteous gentlemen. always antici-
pating the wants of their guests.
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News in Brief.

aat r' NEWS III brAes .1fafE -
% A stiff March wind prevailed to-day.
Witnesses OF the Municipal Court get
one dollar per day. sot
Eight arrests were made in the second
district yesterday.
Colonel W. H. Walters, of Holly
Springs, is at the Peabody.
Superintendent Pearne takes the
ground that keno is incorrect. =
Mr.. J. W. Clopton and his bride, of
Helena, left this morning for South
Carolina. b sg .aae1e.'i.N sarou
DR.. J. W. Rogers, Of Memphis, is to
lecture in Louisville to morrow night and
Tuesday night. Y 81
The military posts are discontinued at
Holly Springs, Columbus and Lauder
dale Springs, Miss.
The Holly Springs Reporter says there
has been only one marriage in Marshall
county since February Oath. rfA
Horse stealing is unusually brisk in all
directions. The North Mississippi gang
is doing heavy business. aE
Grants Cabinet is not what any body
had expected, but people have concluded
to put up with it and 90 on with their
spring work just as usual
DR.. John Taylor, at PSI Alabama
street, had his room robbed last night of
large lot of clothing, bed clothing, and
various other valuable articles. r---
Our friend James G. Meores, of the
firm of Moores, Letsom & Peters, left
last evening on the steamer Natoma for
the wilds of Arkansas. 1t is said
FIXTURE events cast their shadows before
them" We know not. ..s-- 49,
We learn that some of the colored
population applied for admission to the
Panorama exhibition, and were, at the
instigation of leading Radical whites,
preparing their legal rights to attend,
when Mr.. Norris, the agent, promised to
set apart a day for them exclusively,
which was satisfactory, AID they departed
in peace. ae F
Last Wednesday night three prisoners
in Jail, at Coviugton, managed to lock
the jailer up in room, by means Of a
key one Of them had procured, and
escaped. The wife of the jailer-Mrs.
Fagau-gave the alarm promptly, and
the prisoners were all captured before
they got out Of town.
A mule belonging to Mr.. ]. c. Baker,
near the Fair Grounds, strayed yesterday
afternoon from the rear of the Clay
Building while the owner was absent a
few minutes. The mule had on at the
time fine saddle and negro, supposed
to have been worth in old times about
one thousand dollars. The mule is worth
tao hundred dollars.
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RECONSTRUCTION IN MIssIssIPPI.--We
learn that Pamela county, Mississippi,
has been partly reconstructed and the
processes of civil law il some measure
restored. Captain Pierce, formerly the
agent of the Freedmen's Bureau in that
county, but at present living in Memphis,
has been appointed by General Gilem as
Circuit and Probate Clerk, and has
already been sworn into one Of them and
will probably hold both. 1t is said that
Judge Burbridge, an old citizen of the
county, will be appointed Probate Judge,
in place of Judge Harrison, who held the
place until recently, when forced to
retire by the test oath enforced by General
Gillem. As yet the vacancy for Circuit
Court Judge, caused by Judge A. M.
Clayton failing to qualify, has not been
filed, but it is said that General Gillem
is looking out for some one to put in the
place.
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BOARDING..

noARDING. A DESIRABLE FRONT
* ,oom second hoor, with good board; also
: -. -onm for gentlemen. references re-
oa;red. Amply at lss Madison street. %
BOARD IN PRIVATE fAMlLlh.EL IVY
hc.,S in a deliqhtful portion OF the city. con-
yeo;s,t 10 the Street Cars. Best Of references
given and required. Address No. IS Linz ~ en-
artreef | - "
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directory, first page. T
A Crowd. New Assembly Hall was
packed and damned yesterday afternoon
and q large audience was in attendance
at the eight o'clock exhibition to see the
panorama. New York city, in all her
varied grandeur and magnificcnce, is pre-
scented to the astonished gaze of the spec
tator in the brief space Of two hours, pre-
ssnting a scene unrivaled on the
continent. 1t is a rich treat to one who
has never visited the metropolis of our
country to see this excellent panorama.
The arrangement is so conplete and the
explanations of the manager so interest
ing, that 20 one will regret the time nor
the cost required to obtain the view.
Exhibits tonight and until Friday next,
at 81 and 8 o'clock each day.
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SUNDAY REABIEG.-The New Orleans
Star, Cincinnati Telegraph, Baltimore
Mirror, Young Crusader, Banner of the
South, Chimney Corner, Ledger, and a
host of other pictorials, have been re-.
ceiyed by W. J. Mansford, 3Osl Second
street, near Monroe.
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JEFFERSON STREET HOUSE,
- No l05 JErFERsox STREET,

ysoarssus and Lodging. per week .---..----.se ~
s',Oardins. nsthout LOdgins. per veek.--n : 81
1ssls Q. sgIEsHAeKN. Proprietor.
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SWEET PoTAToEs Jusr Received.
Twohundred barrels, for sale low, by SUIT
ton, Mann 4 Joiner, BIG Front st. 5-2S
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GosHEN BUrrKR-Ths best quality,
Just received by ]. Devote, corner Third
and Adams streets. l3
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DoLBEAR's CoNMERcrAL CoLLRoE, go
Main street. open day and night. New
pupils can begin any day, l5l-2t
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Tvs TEA PATTY SBPPKR.-The ladies
are preparing a splendid supper for the
tea party ct The Central Baptist Church
room for Tuesday night One dollar will
admit to supper, lecture, addresses, etc
No other appeal for money or subscr'p-
ton WILDE allowed Let oil 90
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DEEDS, Leases, Bills Of Lading, Dray
Tickets, and all kinds Of Blanks for sale
at this Office. gtv I
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To let, with bosrd-two splendid front
rooms, at ia Court street. Reference
required. 81 IL - 81
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RELIGIOUS NorIoE.-The new Church
(Swedenborgisn) Society will meet to-
morrow afternoon, at 8 o'clock, at the
United States Court room. Subject of
discourse. "Prayer."
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SOUTHERN EMPORIUM OF FAsHIoE-247
MAIN SrREEr.-Mrs. NJ T. Hunter has
Just returned from New York and Bslti-
more with fresh lot of spring goods,
which she selected with a view to please
the ladies of Memphis and vicinity.
Beautiful styles 10 dress trimmings, fancy
jewelry, flowers, hats, old ladies dress
caps, and anything pertaining to her line,
now open. Call aud examine for your
..Iva, 6
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NOTICE. W. Sawyer has returned
to the city and formed co.partnership
with DR.. f. W. Garkey in the practice of
dentistry, and can be found at the corner
Of Union and Main streets. up stairs.
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CATHOLIC TRAoTs-An extensive as
sortment of tracts have been received at
the Catholic bookstore, 1904 Second
street, near Monroe.
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BuoHu.-This wonderful medicine has
gained worldwide fame for the cure Of
affections of the kidneys and bladder,
and all who require its use are in search
Of the best. Physicians and the public
unite 10 saying that DromgOole & Co.'S
buchu is the best and cheapest Price,
81. 'l44-t
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WILLIAM WAssoS, Dentist, has sgain
returned to the city after an absence Of
some msnths, and ugain offers his pro-
fessional services to his friends and the
public generally. Office with ]. B. Was
son, No. 3ls Main street l06t
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-03-06

A FRESH supply of the best imported
msccaroni at ]. Devoto's, corner ofThird
and Adams streets. 1887
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-03-06

NovESA OF ST. PATRICK We learn
that novena in honor of st. Patrick will
be commenced on Tuesday evening at
St. Patricks church. 1t will be con-
Quoted by Father Meagher, an eloquent
divine, formerly of New York. -