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Meuphis Theater.

Miss Kate Reynolds appeared last
night as Lucy Arundel in Two Can
PLAY at That Game, and as "Richelieu
at Sixteen" in the piece of that title,
She acted with great spirit and yiyacity,
and sang charmingiy. The audience
greeted her with frequent and well de-
served applause. Tonight she will take
a farewell benefit in London Assurance
as Lady Gay Spanker, in which she
appears with every possible advantage,
Mr.. McDonough, one of the proprietors,
and Mr.. R. W. Younge, the acting man
ager, have kindly rendered their assist
ance on the occasion, and will appear
conspicuous in the admirable cast. The
attraction will be one of the best pre-
scented this season, and will doubtless
draw a good house regardless of weather.
at least we hope so, and know that Miss
Reynolds deserves an Oyerfowing bum
per at parting.
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GENERAL MARKET.

PUBLIC LEDGER OFFICE, |
MEMPHIS, Tenn, April ), 1870.
BAGGING AND ROPE--Light demand, 2411
@25c for common; Kentucky 25@26c.
BR00MS-s3@6 per doz. Broom corn 81 400
y C 4 VII " oo@s 30. Plaster s475.
C0FFEE-Rio, 19@23e; Java, 3O@34c.
CHEESE-Factory ls9lsc; Westn Reserve
COTTON SEED Delivered sl2 90; notes la
EGGs-20c@. , 2 don.
HAY-s27 50@sS0 Q ton oats 6o@62c; bran s26
u ton I; cotton seed So D ton.
FL0UR-Fine "a %; Fancy Sc 50g8 30.
FRUIT-Dried apples 71agSc y ID; green ap-
Piles SO 0094 so y barrel; cranberries 50 90 v
MACKEREL-No. is 24@25 y barrel; sar-
dimes $40 a case.
chickens SO y doz; geese 81 turkeys
HIDEs-Dry dint ls1ac; green &c. Tallow
LEATHER-Soie 431Sc, Saddle Acc. Calf
skins s45l70, American do. $40.
M0LASSES-Prim 75@S5c.
MULES AND H0RSES-s75@l75.
P0TAT0ES-Peach Blows 81 70, Pinkeyes
81 O0@2 Is. Russetts 50 00@2 %.
TAR-Pine in kegs S. 30@5 80.
NAILS-s5 %, kegs.
OIL-Coal OH S5elOc. Lindseed 81 10, Lard
81 IS, Lubricating 5jc.
POWDER-Ride Sc 30. Blasting 81 50.
P0RK--Mess $50 00e29 so.
BACON-Clear Sides l7@171lc. Sugar Cured
Hams ls@22e. Shoulders 14@l6c.
LARD-Tierce 151ac, Keg l7lac.
BEEP-Corn Beef sis SO q Dbl.
SALT-Bbls. 50 50@s2 70.
SUGAR-l29l31Ic, Clarified 15c.
SPIRITS-Highwines CSC. Rectifed Whisky
SOAP AMI q RNDI, Es-Soap 7ll@lOIIc;
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George Francis Train puts it thus:
:" All in favor of regarding Fashion as a
supreme ass will say aye-the ayes have
it.
The Archduke Albert of Austria is to
lead to the hymeneal altar the daughter
of the former King of Hanover. No
cards.
The current number of Littell Living
Age has Bishop Dupanloup's essay on
" Christian Marriage" translated for its
pages.
Mr.. Joseph Jefferson has been before
the Library Committee Of Congress,
arguing in favor of an international copy
right law,
George Eliots new poem is called
THE Legend of Infal, is in heroic
verse, and viii occupy ten or twelve
pages of the magazine.
Herr Rubinstein was presented with a
laurel crown of silver on the occasion OF
the production of his "Tour de Babel,
at Konigsburg.
Gallagher, the prize fighter, having
recovered from his tape worm afilietion
is now Frustrated BIZ bilious fever. He
has again challenged Allen to fight him
after the latter's battle with Mace,
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

MoNEY-Is easy. Borrowers, with good in
dorsements and frst-class paper, are accom-
modated at reasonable rates. Exchange is
hardly equal TO the demand, which is light.
Sight drafts ON New York are to be had at "a.
and Eastern commercial bills are passing at
par. Bank of Tennessee notes are without
change They sell at 72975c.. according to
notions ofpurchaser and seller. County scrip
is in some demand BY taxpayers, and car be
had at 76G77e Coupons from city bonds are
selling at 76c. There is much confidence felt
in financial circles in the scheme Of Mayor
johnson for the payment Of the city debt, and
he will be fully sustained In his proposition to
fund the floating debt, and force the payment
of taxes in the future in cash. Mr.. johnson
and Mr.. Shepherd are on the right track, and
we hope they will be sustained by the Council.
The people will certainly support him. The
sale of the Memphis and Ohio railroad stock
owned by Tue eiIy meets the approval Of all
classes ofouT people. 1t was q good measure
too long delayed. The Mayor conducted the
sale with his accustomed shrewdness, realiI-
ing &c. per dollar more than Ohio stock has
for some time sold for.
TIVE FVrURE.-The number Of buildings in
process Of construction er contemplated, the
number Of mechanical and manufacturing
companies in operation, afford grounds for be-
lief that the future of Memphis is assured, and
that at last she is on the high road to pros
perity. All that is wanted now is that our
citizens, instead Of being divided into little
cliques. shall cooperate together. and ell work
together for good Col, DQnoFan Is making
headYay with bis gas company, and VIC are
shortly to have water from the works Of the
Memphis Waterworks Company. The first
will give us gas at between SO to 81 per 1000
feet, and the latter will reduce the rates Of FIRE
insurance, afford better protection for property
against fire. give us water for baths and water
closets, ana ~ 9 Thousand other says tend 10
the health and happiness OF the people of our
young and growing city.
CorToS.-The receipts Of the week ending
on Thursday evening were 1884 bales and ey-
ports 1915 bales, against 1892 received aud
5al6 exported last week making total receipts
since September LIST. 2i6. 75I bales and exports
go, IA bales. against 22s. los received and no.,
6S5 exported corresponding period last season.
Stock, II, lO4 bales, against 1878 in 1869 and
l6, 1876 last week. Sales for the week S7Sl bales.
against 40Ss last week. Prices yesterday we're:
Low middling, 2l@2l1sc; middling, 22@222llSe;
good ordinary. 2O@2l1xc, strict middling.
Zg<@2Sc. The Liverpool price for uplands
was ND. and the New York price 2S1lc.
The price Of cotton at this time last year was
l2ISd in Liverpool. 2slSc in New York and
g7,Ee in Memphis. The price Of gold was
then lSsll4 however, agsinst ~ AZ sac present
time. There has been received to-day COS
bales of cotton shipped. 2S5 stock on hand.
1855 bales.
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LOCAL BREvITIEs.

The mandamus case Of Mr.. Greeley
VS. the County Court is set for hearing
in the Law Court Monday
Quite a change took place in the
weather last evening. During the night
and this morning heavy cold rsin fell.
Major ]. H. Shloss, of the Tnscnmbia
Albanian and Times, is in the city.
looking afterthe interests ofhis excellent
journal
John Henry, of color, was sentenced
to the penitentiary for ten years in the
Criminal Court for stealing two mules
from Col. +. W. Register couple OF
weeks ago.
The large dry goods house of Howell,
Wood & Co has gone into bankruptcy.
Liabilities reported to be 100000; as
sets large. The Register in Bankruptcy
took possession Wednesday. 9a
Mayor johnson yesterday sold the city
stock in the Memphis and Ohio railroad,
amounting to $4,000, at ten cents on
tie dollar--realizing therefore, 81, 45O.
We learn that this stock is rising; it has
never before been worth more than eight
cents on the dollar.
Last night while Mr. Cranmer who is
known as Captain Sam. Shocks clerk,
was passing along the street neaF the old
PostoAice Building, he was suddenly set
upon, knocked down and severely beaten
by some unknown persons. 1t is sup
posed to have been done by the friends
OF Curry intent upon securing the GER
ti6cste of election, which has Of late
been the subject of so much conversa-
ton on the streets.
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Washington correspondence N. Y SUM-
No observer could have mingled with
Washington society this winter without
becoming painfully aware that the ad-
ministration is fast drifting toward
breakers, which, if encountered, will
prove fatal to the unity of the Republi-
can party. ] say this with regret. Gem
Grant mistakes have been many; but
his greatest mistake was in attempting
to administer the government as he had
directed and governed the army. He
has been surrounded from the first by
weak, inexperienced and incompetent
men. He did not seek nor would he lis
ten to the advice of leading Republican
statesmen. His Cabinet as first organ
lied would never have been selected by
any statesman qualified for the Presi-
dental office. He has not, with perhaps
single exception one man in his Cabi-
net to-day, who would at the time of his
nomination, have received the endorse
ment of the Republican party of his
State for the position he holds; while
some Of the number, Fish, Borie, Robe
son, for example would hardly have
commanded the support of one hundred
Republicans in their respective States.
If this statement be admitted, the weak
ness of the Administration is recog-
nized fact No party can maintain its
ascendency which ignores its representa-
tive men, and calls to its highest and
most honorable positions men whom it
never recognized as worthy Of its conf
dence, or who, if worthy of confidence,
we're incapacitated for leaders
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DEMocRAsIc EXECUTIVE Con-. Rooms,
MknrniH. April Z. 1910.

At called meeting Of the Democratic
Executive Committee, held this day, the
following resolutions were adopted
lWHEaEAs, Ii becomes necessary for
more thorough organization of the
Democracy Of Shelby county, and to con-
serve the best interests of our people by
presenting suitable candidates to repre-
sent the Democracy of Shelby county in
the approaching election for judicial
office; therefore, be il w
Resolved, That it becomes necessary
to call convention for the purpose of
nominating candidatesforjudicial Offices
Resolved, That ward and district meet
ings be held on the 18th inst, at u pm,
in the city, and at Bpm, in the districts.
Resolved, That the mode Of choosing
delegates shall be by ballot The persons
receiving the highest number Of votes
shall be the delegates
The following is the apportionment of
the respective districts and wards;
First District, 2 delegates; Second, l.;
Third, | Fourth, 2; Sixth, q; Seventh,
q; Eighth, 2; Ninth, 3; Tenth, l.
Eleventh, 2; Twelfth, L; Thirteenth, /;
Sixteenth, 81; Seventeenth, /.
First Ward, delegates; Second, 8;
Third, I; Fourth, A.; Fifth, A; Sixth, q;
Seventh, 81 Eighth, 8; Ninth 4; Tenth,
3 The portions of the Fifth, Fourteenth
and Fifteenth Districts loutside the city,
are allowed each one delegate.
The following programme is suggested
to the Convention; s5t8
4 M = Nnnvantion M moot Of SEEM
bly Hall, Main street, on Monday, the
18th inst, at ii am.
2. The Chairman of the Executive
Committee to call the Convention to
order.
3. The appointment Of temporary
Chairman and Secretary. Isl
4. The appointment Of Committee
on Credentials.
s. Permanent organization.
G. The Committee recommend that the
Convention adopt the time-honored
Democratic rule requiring a two-third
vote to elect.
The primary meetings in the wards OF
the city, for the purpose of electing dele
rates to the County judicial Conven-
fion. will be held on Saturday, the 10th
inst. at u p. m, at the following places
First Ward-Northeast corner of Jack
son and Main streets.
Second Ward-Council Room, Ex-
change Building.
Third Ward-Esquire Herman office
Adams street. :,
y Fourth Ward-Stillman Hall, Second
street.
Fifth Ward-Municipal Court room
Second street n,
sixth Ward-Waldran Block, Main
street.
Seventh Ward-Ferguson Hall,
Eighth Ward-Poplar street market
house.
Ninth Ward-Chelsea House.
Tenth Ward-Mississippi House.
And that the voters OF the districts
vote at their respective voting places
j. J. DUBosE, Chairman,
Jos. BARBIERE, Secretary. 3a
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An ImpssLer and swindler Pass
Him Around.
VIcKsRURG, Miss, April 4, ]

yIcKsRuRG, MISS, Aprll T. 1871.
To the Editor of the Ledger:
DEAR SlR.-Please publish the follow
ing and oblige:
An individual styling himself Charles
H. Davenport, lately connected with the
Harry Mccarthy Troupe as baggage-man,
and who was discharged at Minden, Lou
isiana, for drunkenness, has been impos,,
ing upon the citizens of New Orleans and
Vicksburg by representing himself as my
agent, thereby obtaining his board and
borrowing a,qney. All are cautioned
against him, and ii found prrest him, and
by so doing oblige
HARRY MCCARTHY,
Arkansas Comedian.
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Through tickets from Europe.

Messrs. 4, NJ. Cash & Co., corner of
Madison and Front streets, are agents
for the Liverpool and Great Western
Steamship Mail Company. Through
tickets from any part of Europe to Mem
phis can be bought from them at low
rates. This line is one OF the best that
connects with New York Exchange
sold at this Office on any city of Europe
also city and county scrip bought and
sold 33T
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caIsaania saloon.

The proprietor of this well known and
frst-class place of resort, on the north
east corner of Main and Madison streets,
will hereafter set q sumptuous lunch
from ten to two in daytime, and ten to
twelve at night. He has the best of
liquors-brandies, wines, Scotch ales,
etc. land will always be ready to wait
on the public
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By s. P. and A. TsIssraph.l
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Grand Opening.

There will be in few days a grand
opening Of the superb Galloni de Paris,
1870 Main street In convenience and ele-
gance it is unsurpassed, and is designed
to furnish all the latest styles of the Pa
risian photographic works of art. 30
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FURNITURE. -Ames, Beattie & Co., at
s96 Main street, in the Gayoso Block,
keep a splendid stock of furniture of all
grades and patterns; also a full Fne of
carpets, which they sell at the very low
est rates. Call and examine. Npthipg
charged for looking.
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JEwELRY.- magnificent assortment
of jet jewelry has just been received at
/. Roesoher Jet Palace, 32s Main street
The ladies should call and see it. Read
Mr.. Roeseher' card in another column.
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{" BARRErr'sn scientific discovery.

MERRrnAcK AND SPRAGUE Prints, 10
cents; yasd-wide bleached domestics,
good quality, l2I cents; imported cor
sets, 70 cents. At J. H. Loewenstine 4
Bros. 2Sl Main street, Clay building IS
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CHRoMos AT COsT.-I have a fine col
lection Of pictures by the best artists,
which win sell at cost for cash. All
sizes Of rustic, rosewood. walnut and gilt
frames at low prices. Call at Benson $
music store ali Main street
AZ JoHN ScHUNN.
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Notice 10 Passengers and shippers.
OFFICE MEMPHIS AND LITTLE Rock X. r.,
MrMPnIs Anril 3. 1870. !

On account of high water, on and after
date trains will suspend running between
Hopefeld and LAngpille. Due notice
will be given of resumption.
az B. P. ROBSON, Asst Sup't.
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n 9as g f II M AN
NATIONAL BANK
5 smOF MEMPHIS.

DIRE TORS: F1
L.. HANAUER, &c. Nicely.
Schoolfeld 4 Hanauer. Brooks, Nicely X Co.
IL. n. JONES, A. l.. HARRIS,
Jones, Brown K Co. Harris Cochran Co.
II. T.. WALT, M. l.. MEACH.A AN,
r. Walt & Co. Meacham Tread well.
T.. II. ALLEN, G. l.. DENISE N
Thos. H. Allen Il Co. 0rgill Bros. IL Co.
ID. y. MADDEN. &c. TERRY,
d. p. Hadden * Co. Price 4 Terry.
Ell. TAYLOR, Taylor & Rutland.
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Money 20 loan at a74 Main. 16-4

CRY LICENSE AND TAXES. City Scrip,
in sums to suit, for licenses and taxes, at
City Bank, No. Madison street. ll6-t
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county Court.

In the County Court yesterday, Hume
f. Hill was elected Chairman OF the
Board of Poorhouse Commissioners, and
Squire w. H. Walker and Squire Henry
I. Jones were elected Associates. The
salaries Of the Commissioners were fixed
as follows Squire Hill, 800 per month;
Squire Walker and Squire Jones $40
each per month.
Col. John Donovan was allowed $500
for services as Secretary Of the late
Board of Street Commissioners.
The following report was submitted by
Sister NJ, Dolores in regard to st, Peter $
Orphan Asylum subsequent to an appll-
cation for assistance from the county:
Hon. r. b. Miller, E. Kiernsn and i; b.
Mynatt, Committee Of the County Court on
Orphans:
GENTLEMEE--We give you the follow
ing report of St. Peter Orphan Asylum,
which we hope will furnish all the IN
formation you desire. st. Peter Asy-
lum is a Catholic institution, but its doors
are open to orphans of any and every
denomination. The orphans are retained
in the Asylum until good homes are pro-
yided for them. AS far as practical, no
orphans are placed out till they are able
to read and write. The object is to give
them all the education necessary for
their state of life before they are thrown
upon the cold charity of the world. For
tb;s nurpose they are kept in school six
hours daily. !,
The average number Of orphans in the
| ASYLUM at all times during the year is
about eighty. At times il is below this;
again, the number is occasionally over
one hundred. ,
Nearly all the children admitted are OF
the very poorest class, and, as general
rule. have only the clothes on their backs
when received These clothes, 1t is often
necessary to destroy on account OF YER
min. :,
In this connection it may be well To
mention that all the children are required
to take a bath once week, to which their
general good health may be attributed.
There are now in the Asylum twelve
under four years Of age; over four and
under twelve years, sixty-four. Diseased
children, two; the one of whom is silly
the other deformed.
The institution has no revenue; nc
fixed support or income. 1t depends en-
tirely upon the charity of the public. II
can boast of no luxuries. Yet y" lie who
feedeth the birds of the air, has never
permitted the little ones 20 suffer for the
necessaries Of life.
The house is open every Thursday al
ternoon for all who choose to visit 1t; and
we cannot help thinking, if it were better
known, it would be more appreciated
The Sisters would be happy, at any time
to show any or all of the members of the
County Court through the House, and
are satisfied that their eyes would con
vince them that any charity bestowed
would not be in vain.
would respectfully inform the honor
able body, that in Davidson county, the
Court appropriate forty dollars a .yeal
for all orphans under twelve years OF age
Respectfully,
SISTER NJ. Dolores.
St. Peters Orphan Asylum, April I
1870.
The Court adjourned until 10 o'clocl
to-day.
TO-DAY.
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HARRY MCCARTHY,
Arkansas Comedian.

WI. M4ysFoRD, of the Catholic book
store, at tbs cosnsr Of Second and Mon
roe streets, keeps a flii stock Of news,
books and stationery.
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Fresh supplies ofsalmOn. Reelfoot lake
trout, pike and perch, received daily by
Victor d. Fuchs, No. Al jefferson st. Al
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JUST received and for sale, at low
figures, 100 cords 6rst-eNass ash, so cords
first-class oak and 80 cords sawed and
split wood, at l22 Adams street. %
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,.,.7,- RFWARD.-LOST. YESTERDAY. A
ND lemon -colored Setter Dog. ten months
ia. with white on his bresss and the ~, end
u biz tail. AnsEers % the name ,s OF %,
or A. j. Hays. at Royster Trefevants;
April 5. $50. Si-o
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r. Q m O " al

DEALS IN ff
UaOREIGN AND DOMESTIC EXCHANGE,
L Coin, Stocks, Bonds, City and County
Scrip, Uncurrent Money. ETC., and transacts
General Banking business.
paJ- Collections receive particular attention.
NEW YORK BRANCH:
LEVY 4 BORG, Al pine 81.
9-140-t
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XITANTED-AN OWNER FOR A SAFE,
w trunk. etc., left At No. Is Jefferson 81.
II not called for in ten days, will be sold for
xsS u1-a Iil Bethel Block.
UTANTEp-Tw0 FIRST CLASS DRESS
w MAKERS and one good on the sewing
machine. Apply TO Mad. CHANIkUA, rs
Real street. M-1
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JOE LOCKE, at 1864 Main street, has all
the news going--dailies, weeklies and
MAGAZINES. r..- ..f
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iTHE CITY.
J. HARVEY MATHEs, city Editor.
meteorological Observations,
IS reported to us by Mr.. EDWARD GOLDSMITH
Additional City News on Fourth Page.

PITTsBURG and Camel coal and gas
coke. Brown & Jones, office 2S2 Main
street, Bethel Block.
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PLANTATION AND CRoP MORTGAGES
for sale, in quantities to suit, at this
Office. 36
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Planters and others wishing families
and other good laborers will do well to
call and see Allen Bros, as large lot
will arrive to-day.
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BARRrrr's " a thing Of Joy.

The Great Red Store, 22O Main street
opposite the Worsham House, viii sell
this week ladies' kid gloves at fifty cents
a pair. 30
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By s. P. and A. telegraph
LIVERPOOL. April 8. 2 p.m.-Cotton steady.
Estimated sales for to-day, 1900 bales.
Middling ........................1lh@
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For New Madrid.

For New Madrid, 0sceola, Haile's Point, an
all intermediate landings,
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New York Money Market.

By s. p. and A. Telegraph
NEw YoEK, April 5. l0;5 a.m,-Govern-
ments irregular. Sterling exchange steady at
IOS5s. Gold carrying at 81 Per cent.
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OFFICE Rs:
LOUIS HANAUER, President. 50
M. l.. MEACHAM, Vice President.
MARTIN GRIFFIN. Cashier.
H. Il. GARTH, Assistant Cashier.
n 117-t
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ENmoxs 4 SoS, at No. 10 jefferson
and So Beal street, have all the dailies
and weeklies and monthlies called for in
the market.
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POINTS OF EXCELLENCE:
Beauty and Elasticity Of Stitch.
Perfection and simplicity of ma
ehinery.
Using both threads directly from the
spOOls.
No fastening Of seams by hand and
no waste of thread.
Wide range Of application without
change Of adjustment.
The seam retains its beauty and firm
ness after washing and ironing.
Besides doing all kinds of work done
by other Sewing Machines, these Ma
chimes execute the nost beautiful and
permanent Embroidery and Ornamen-
tai work.
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BOARDING..

DOARDING-AG GENTLEMAN AND WIFE
ID and few single gentlemen can be accom-
mOdatrd with board IT No. Butler street
between Main and Shelby. 90
RDING-FURNIsHED ROOMS TO
ID rent. with board for single gentlemen or
families, az l0l Court street; ls-4s
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RUSSELL & BRYANT, house and sign
painters, No SO Monroe street. 3O-f
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EoR RENT-A DWELLING HOUSE WITH
It five rooms, kitchen and good cistern, sit
uated on Bradford street. near Jones avenue.
Apply to NJ. A. ALLEN,
1875 No. 1886 Second street.
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Money to loan at ESQ Main st. 81

LADIES hem-stitched handkerchiefs at
ten cents a piece, at the Great Red Store,
200 Main street 30