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JOTTIN0s 1BOUr TOWN.
Music on the Battery this evening.

Tue steamship India from Glasgow. and Franco.
from Liverpool. arrived last night.
Richard Dealy and James Blake are to row q rscs
over the three mile course. opposite the Elysan Fields
on November s. for 500
Ger Mcclellan has the permission OF tho Dock
Comm issioncrS to have boring machine constructed
al "a cost no; - exceed $4,000
Yesterday Isr.s Bauer, porter at ~ Beaver
street. taken - At Broadway and Cedar street, ana
died on Dcng taken :" the police station
Peter Ia posa, Sr., md Peter la Posa, dr., OF 451
second avenue, last cycrCg brutaliy beat John Long
OF Mcosc IN ll2cr beer ssoon at Twenty hltn stre
anl Thlrd avenue,
In cOmmemOratipn Of the 2,'sh anniversary OF the
ian ting OF the llgTmS, cOurAe g. four lectures IL to
be delivered IN tho broadway rabe'rs"le by the Rev.
ID, LcOnlr Bacon,
Tho Bulletin de NcjD York FOR The pi5Sent woek
contanins excel ent statement Of the rcdsnu- Why
American Securities have not declined IN cOaseq ,trc-
OF the war In Europe.
The wiic OF cS Judge Roosevelt was yc.tordy
knocked down AZ IwCntysrcond street and FOurh
avenue and nIurpG by hack Sil, whose vince passoa
over her. Iuc driver escaped.
Tho Anniversary Festival Of the Firs! Universal.
~ SynnOl taEcs place this afternoon. ~ halG
pact two. Dr Bolles, Of brooklyn and the UnVor
sAst ministers OF tins city are expected to speak.
The case Of John O'Malony AFT. August Belmont,
for recovery ola portiOa n the Fcnian funds.
ed mp Tor trRl Yesterday by judge Barbour rnd
one answering tor the plaintiff Judgment was taken oy
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NEUIRdLIrY AGAIN.
Proclamation Agnio-t thr Armina Of Expc-
ditions Against Foreign Powcrs.

WASHINGTON, u. T., OCT. u.
M ne P,evifsniof he TaR.f Sfrie, II Auer.cn.
Hhercds, Divers cyid spost persons haye suniry
tmc'. within tho Territory orinrsitunn Of the United
States, began or sct on foot provided or prepared
the means Tor mihty expeditions cnt,rpriscs TO be
o srs Tn wh wsS isc ntrd states ara AZ easS
nv oyianDlng bodies pretending to have powers Of
anons o1 rowcr. Win " whom u" he uStca States u
are at pSa,e or by being or assnmS to be- mcnb M rs rs
Er r9s or ,r lhS alleged pnTto,e on nsng ne .ame
arnci forces 10 be sgaipst such powers aod Is
% oo %ae oaSs ora p4 6 e SsSS BE SnSSyo 10 ia
ai Il g iIs poMs; ,n Gcs as roa,on,o sprr,
herd that such eN!alsposed persons hayc ~ slpi
United states violated the laws thereof Nv accepting
and exercising commissions to serve by land or by sea
peaer. by enstng themselves ether pcr.ons 70
0n % @ E nSs 3 ss ssm Sy eT s Ss s anS e
10 cruise or commit most tes against such powers or
dciion Of III, United states inr such vcssrl, to tie
intent that lhev mgli be employed a. Aforesaid and
Hkeffas, Such acts are IN Volnto OF the laws Of III
United States such cases made rroy iod aui are
ali persons reading Or 6'ias wt6la hc terti,Sry or
lut,'clon Of the United acs owe thereto, and ar
condemned by oil iightninded ghi laSaDidng citI.
Now Ulysse,s Grant Pros icnt ofthe Unit.
tat all persons hereafter found within the territory
aotr-ced violations Of law or any enlnr violations
81 s STerS3 p m we he sl1sg, 9 which g@
ed ihcreor and upon eonN cton and sentence TO pun
cieneEcy oi ths E1ccntye 10 save tcn from the con
sequences OF their guilt and cnon upoa every oic" "r
all Efforts power 70 Mrest for trial and pun sh
for thr performance OF our sacred obligations TO friend
Ia testimony whereof have hcrcunio get my hand
Done At the city OF Washington, ths twenh day OF
ded and seventy and Of the Independence OF ts United
states OF America the nincty'nnh. L. S. GRANT.
HAMILTON FISH, Secretary of state.
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Tho Gains nnd Losses ia Ghio Evenly
Enhanced.

CoLuanus, Oct. l3.--flity-two counties have
been beard from Officially and ghc Ecpu,,!c-n
majority OF 6GS5. Tho remaining thi:ty.-ix coun-
ties vi increase the Republican m1ioriy to 1900
In the Fourth District, mckinney, 4. a.ocrlt, has
i9i majority
The Republicans held sraad iolliiica'ion meeting
here tonight, which was attended by i've thous-u l
people. Speeches were made by hcssrs Shell .
bargcr. Perry, Sherwood Furoy, anl Galloway.
The Democrats gain schcnck's and LaNrcnce's
districts. und lose Strader's and Dickinson's \
private dcsptth from Mount Vernon. O. saws Nor.
san's majority is about 2tt0-an Increase oyes 1Sjs
VI 500
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rLISHNS rROu IHH OCEIN CiHLrs

Tie Prince de Joiuyillc is in Geneva.
Rindcrpest h. spreading throughout Bel .ium.
The slip Ampli,ritc, from Shields, for New York
has arrived in the Downs, leaking,
rhc rx xQucen Isabella of Spain has settled near
Geneva She hsS Gnc residence near tho lnks.
Tho coolies on the west coast Of South America
have mRs,acrud thor overscers aud Other whites.
At Newmarket on Wednesday, ". s. .C1rtwripLts
eli Albert Victor won the race for the Middle PARK
Plate OF 80 sOvcrr.gns.
II v III require at least two years to prepare Rome
TO serve ~ the ltn cqpItl and the seat govern.
mcnt Will Therefore remain NJ Florence ind nnteJ.
The Encllsh Relief Association for the sick an
NOunird OF both armies has raised over nulipn Ot
dollab CASH beside contributions IN KIND OF stll
hlJher value.
The jews Of the Pepal states faye published m
addre.G To Victor EInnHuc, thanking tim Pc 8onnl
Tor fc'Cung them flou the Paph rule, and m klns
citizens OF free lttl.
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POLITICIL SQUIBS.

Tire Democrats have nominated Robert Mccarthy
FOR Congress from the Twcuty.thrd District.
ILc Fifteenth Warl Emuire Dcm'crIiic Club will
wrrt next Thursday In their new club room, % U nj
NclsiN place.
The Democracy of the First Assembly District of
Qu count, have AOmEita Il Joan Chester ;0r mcm-
lvi OI Assembly,
Gen James II. Cox, who was nominltod for Con
gtcss by the Conservatives OF the Third District Of Viz
glnil. has d,cliu,d.
The Republicans Of Worcester, Mass, hav, re-
nominated George T. lioar for Congress Mr. IiOHr'4
m the national House OF kCIrCs nt4tNCb was
Unanimously adopted.
An Eighth Ward Tammapy Hall Democratic Com.
mttec gttu.cht elected Luke C. Grimes. Pre-. Tent
j con MUrhrmer and n, s. Paige. We, Presidents
aud ChAs A, Lane aud Lcws G.. Bruns, Sccretancs.
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Pcriccl Frecdom Of the Pnne.

RoMs. Oct. l3.-Gen la Ma,mora, on arri iyn .,
at Rome, is'u'd PROCLAMATION to the people. lie
says tio pe'isci'vm noby crowns the ra' ioral H.
fee lie hopes aud believes the Pope as the head Of
the Church will exercise his rights IN perfect free.
dOm. This feeling l. sacred but the national Brui
ment Is none tho less sacred lie appeals to all to
preserve order aud ira q4illty.
FLoRENcE, Oct, ~ The parties who have been
arrested from time TO time lately for attempting To
cyade military service have been amnes'irl.
NJ Theirs lad an audience with the King TODAY.
Discussions ARE sprngiug III IN the "ar'y o. action
with Iespoct 10 their policy for the future The
JcsniIA nre preparina 70 leaye IlOmo for prnssla.
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n mother Great Forgery.

M&XPtcadman 4 Co., of II Broad street,
on Tire ilth inst. received an order lrum IT, 'olrs
DODGE s. Go. for t2)OOO, "hich they purchased At
li3k IN the form OF certihcles Of tlOOUO c3ch. On
v Odnosday a well-dTcSsed man presented an ortcr
purpOrting to be from the cashier Of PnC.ps CO.,
asking Sieadman& Co to buy 10000 gold. and Ia
ssud 900 900 pc' bOaror TIE brokers pIId over h'
caIli6c aIos. ..d dii not discover until yesterday
that lhsy had boon swIDdled.
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wss oniy mere cover TO accuse Boss Tweed with
iriving magnificent equiDpigc with Elk horseS. 49,
now, gcntlcmen. II srem. TO nlc hat the perfection
Of NJ Twerd's house is matter for Mr. IweTdS IAN.
ily aud TOT Nj Twe,d's gCcsts Toe condition OF MI
Tweedt stable Is matter of intersst pulv 10 Nc
Tweed and to Nj Tweed. horses Wbat thc Tunes uC VS.
rincpt hav, 81 ndec TO. OF ninI,hA picGtg of dirt
with The idci that some Of may stick IL iuOTe than
' caf uIderstahG. But there "a me ctarse mait
ngaitst Ne Tweed that b, Tangible. and that II
a Proper for make iar reply TO- and that is that
during u IA hot simmer weather, gone oy. he se
crcty purchased various pond, for s2i 00, and then
pookeied the money Lei rs deal VITA tins charge Iof
this charge and that is the besnty Of IT, But as tie
poet said, :" lie that is partly truth, is ever the
and fought outright. A lie that Is half n truth
"a harder matter 70 FIGHT. THIS muen Of that
story is iiuc-lhst Mr., Tweed bought pond;
II was hot summer. II vas summer whose totrid
heat put TO the tCt all the powers Ot the Coton De
pnftment to supply the city with water. There was
danger that the people Of this city would suffer for tho
drouth and know OF one case wncre man Of wealth
was actually about to die m artesipn well upon his
own ground. under the idea that the water Supply
would fail. Mr. Tweed. acting on the emergency,
hought those water rights with his own money Hc
1vcl the CITY lie Kept the water IN the rcscryor
10 he mark lie has got no money yet for his outlay
and !. AS citizen return my thanks to Mr. Tweed for
that generous act. tApplause)
Mr.. O'Gorman concluded by showing that the city
of New York Was economically governed, and
urging every OF the Democracy TO put his shoul.
ders TO tho wheel and help to roll up maorities Tor
the Democratic ticket.
After Mr.. O'Gurman came Monsieur Abraham Won
O'ilal, who spoke for halt an hour. and lam ented
the fact that Marshal Sharpe mad not made out the
cetsua OF New YORK larger than he has. After
O'iialfs Larancuc, Boss Tweed adjourned the
meeting, and the boys, being rather dry, hui ried TO
the nearest bar.rooTs.
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The Democrats Gain. in Indiana.
CrScISSATi, Oct. 13.-srecial dispatches receive,
by the Gosehe give Judge Wilson (BcpJ n umjoii,s
in the Fourth Indiana District.

Az INDIANAPOLIS DISPATCH.
hOnson is electei cAer Lew Waliace IN tire Srv-
cnth District The Fourth is still IN duuLt. Wit.
,he chances IN favor OF GOcding. The state ticket
is Very close, with tho chinccs in favor Of the lC
Gratis. Two thousand mljoriy is claim cd O., trc
Democrat The Legislature is close, and tne Dem
cratic gains large.
Mdniokt-The Democratic ticket Is conceded hy
al parties In IS counties heard rom. the most OF
which are othCial accounts, a Democratic majority
VI l,g76 Is gwen.
rhe seven counties yet TO be he1ri from gave .
Den ocratic majority at the State election In 1SS Of
li6. The Democrats have ) oi majority ia thr
House Of Representatives. In the senate tlcrc is
tie
Gen Shank's (9eruhcan) majority in the Ninth
Congressional District viii not exceed 300 The
sat Tor Cong Ia the Fourh District is SIN TN
known. Gen, Coburn's Q!erublican) majority IN
tao Fifth District Is 3TS.
Ld,er-A careful revision of the election re.
turns tonight show \ Democratic majority 1, q
state lioket of about s,bJo
Tho Legislature IL also Democratic. THE viii
prevent Martins acceptance Oi tAc Eusiish Mission,
In the FuuIth Congressional DISTINCT. Wilson
c!-tnls his election / y ~ majority. T. i.c.os"
In the Ninth District Snauks IL Iruhsbly elected
The Conprts tssmeh will stand si1 kfluDNcans nuI
I've Democrats.
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Iowa True TO RrpubIlcanism.

Dupuovx, Oct. lS.-The report that the Demo.
cra;s have gained Congressman in the Tnirl d..
trict is untrue The Republicans sweep ever ythng
in 10 = 10
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Hrua.Ei., Oct. l3.-TLe French prisoners were
I'mp'"d ir,m beyerlOo, beCsuse vi conspiracy To
mrdr' Ne cuaIis and escape Tho EcIO ol this
az d"v"h Tie story OF NnpO,euns completely In
~ tr1uacy lie ~ too esscr Tor Lis Dorsolsl
-NtG " r'iuru 20 France
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THE OCTOBER ELLCTfOY.
TO Democratic Congress Gain, 10 Penn
eyiVnniu.


PPiLlDsLrgiA, Ogt. t3.-The following are oil.
cial returns for Congress:
First District-llanlal Dem. 4ti9 majority.
Second nisrict-Crccler, Ind. Hcp, 92j majority.
Third Dl,tricl-hyors Rep, i.3i5 uiajor,ty.
Fourth D.-iict-kcll,. Rep 2,7O9 majority.
fifth D'trict-llirmcr Rep, 4iS majority.
portion Of bucks county included In the Firth Dis
trict, !. not YET heard from ofhci'lly
H. NJ. SpUCr, Dem, Is undoubtedly elected to Con-
rross from tho seventh District (nuntiugdon) over
D. J. Morrcll, by l9j majority,
The latest rcroit IRON the Sixteenth Congressional
Dsrct, make Myers's, Democrat. apparent major
ity H. But 1t will require the ofcal vote to deter
nine with certainty, who is elected to Congress
The sixth District is probably Democratic. Town.
scud Rep ~ elected TO Congress Ia the Seventh
District by ABOUT 5000 majority.
Tho result IN the Fifth Congressional District can
Only be settled by the ohcidl returns OF Bucks
county. Tho Democratic majority there ranges
scn1Sros. ia, oct. i3-shocmakcr Rep has
1000 majority Tor Congress IN Luzerno and 500 in
Pard ng CRcrS has defcated Geo. w. Woodward
for President Judge Of Luzernc county by i,GOO
Ioly.
COUNT, with rerhaps one two uumroriant ex-
ccpiions. This is one OF the r'Ost Astounding po
li'eal revolutions on record, lu1erne being hereto.
fore n reliable Democratic g rohEhult.
THO Democrats gain Cakes. Aorcl's, Gillllans.
COvote's, and Donleys districts, IN possibly Arm
strong's. TDey lose MoudN1rd'f, giyIn- ~ om net
gain OF four and possibly lve Tue lo!l.w.Is T. tic
taUle
f fisqoY Ga'1 fSaaop. XIX THi} i5Htvse e: Hefcur 'G &
s:iEonsid Myers. -. i.rSIia..R HiidcHGa... SO
=. H3i; p kellgy;.' a'i Y q Esgt!''...... ,i
s. Z b. 1cisr...,,.. ~. is.w Il. Arms long -,
sy"fi@, f,rS, 19T9'GGG =, "a, sS9l2.S Si, ie3Sia
| e.Oiy"r j. Dickcy.. 6rpt2l.tH Hgg y kyNici... tN
H. ,iesg n S ., ,s 76oiii T. urSl '''
| g:;s. y. snoemaker... l%gl!tt Va. NJ cchylL. "
| Democrats, italics Republicans, rom IN.
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The Rensselaer, Park Races.

RKsssRLAER PAKK COURSE, Troy. oct. ia.-Purss
81 so Tor horses that hal never b. atcn 2: ta1O to
list 600 second and $40 to td horses mile hcats
three In nye. in harness.
" Daniclss b. IN. Topscy. I
NJ. l. Brands br. M Lady Dackus...,....,.t |
II. Jcnkuss & =. Joe Brown................2 l =
J So!paugh's br IN. Lady SolDaus sh....,... I
W. q. Moorc's g q. Mystery y....,,,,,,.....,5 3
W. W. UlcOtt'S br IN. Pownal Maic........b 4 6ar
Timc-2ii, 2;H 2;j1S, 2;s'K, 2Ssx
Same day. purse $1,000 Tor horses that had never
beaten 2J-S 100 TO nrSt 500 TO second }O9 to third
horse mile heats, 8 IN 5. m harness:
y N Blrrhnnl's IN. None Such. ..............' |
& Hills G. WIN ". TAYLOR. J
" h"Irns :. z, rtnee '''''''s
Iimo-9j!A 2:1I, 2!ASI.
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FRENCH WAR DISPATCHES.
Vhe Condition of Paris-The Word Peace"
Tabooed In the City.

LnLE, Oct. l3.-Ths news from Paris is most
cheering. The popular ardOr is unbounded. Tie
soldiers are anIousy awaiting the Prussian attack,
snd have no doubt OF their ability to Withstand It,
Perfect order regns everywhere Tie confidence
IN Con Trochu seems to be limitless. Everybody
Is quiet, firm, and courageous,
ToURs, oct, l3.-A Paris letter printed In tie
CoHStitguoDn4 to-day says the word peace is
tAboocd In Paris. Everybody is casting cannon,
making mitroilleurs, and constructing pontoons
Enough VI the latter have been constructed 10
bridge tno Atlantic Ocean. Gen. CGmbriels reports
having g'inci a considerable advantage with his
commoud over force Of 1900 Prussians, near
Bruyeres
wI"TER CAMPAIGN.
Tie Russian journals infer from the fact that tie
Germans are purchasing sheepskins that a winter
campaign is certain, The French International an :
bulsncss have been disbandei, and t4osc organized
by tht members Of the French press soon viii he.
The new French coat.Ofarms Ias maze It's appear
ance II consists OF hsurs Of liberty, with tho
legend, IL the name of the French people" On
the reverse is garland OF mixed oak ana olive
with wheat ear In the centre. There is also Tie
Inscription, R6publiQue Prancaise Democratque
Une 1t lndivisblc." Around the periphery are the
WCrdh. Lbere, EsalitG, Fracrnile'
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The Career OF Mrs, lebocca G. jones,

The sudden death of the confidence woman.
Robccca &, Jones, IN wIlliAmsbursh' an account OF
which published exclusively In yestor day mora
ings SUN, excited deep interest, esp"ciSlly rmong
TIE New York victims of tho trio of female swim
ders recenti, eraoscd ~ thcse columns. Tho Ga
tdbns mont OF j. 4. Parker, ll6 Union avenue,
where tue body ell lies, vns visited during yesir'
day by score. OF Defchanti bnarding-liolse keep
ors rnd Oturrs who Fd pecn Nitimlxed by Que or
another 0i tbs women sharpcrs. Among thom wW
fiIe nuSnAkn CF bRs. JoNEs.
" boss frat knuwla.e of tar death of his wIle wHs
gained irun ths s-''"'.. ruu hHs IIe slewOd tho
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The rNrloi,- Of sIl.. rattcr.an..,mllh.

Tic developments which have been made in
regard 10 Mrs. Tat r'on Smith, and h,r exploits in
the confidence swindnF line, ns credited to the ac-
count Of Mrs Pstlnrso1-Warrcn, sc'm to have been
but slight rlinrses uron he tlcshold of her career
of wickcinc.s. The sus reporters were ycs'erda,
oycrwholo cd with reports of her operations, waicn
KEEP, q con d,ralie force busy uHravc,lns and vrr,
fying OF the various stories Sat have been fcr.
rrtrl out Mt have ecse'cl some of the more inter.
esung and Instruct TO spread before the puhlic by
way " Narur against such plausible aiyeuturcsses
In 'hr futv-".
In tie .prug o, i-;s q lady n unassuming mar
r,r, vo. ri 2 . y'sY ilaiu and SON, Wat rust ?
di-,s th' Ugh prr.crvn- IN her general rri tranr
! show Ct rospcctlhi,iiy Presented hersrlfat
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rnR nRookLYN woMAN a pIrrEREAr PERSON.

The confusion Of the Brooklyn woman, Mrs
Jones. with those two, was due altogether to I'm.
cied resemblance OF figure, age, address anu method
Of procedure A closer investigation, however,
proves that she was an entirely different woman.
She nas been opcr ting tor series OF In Louis.
vile, Cincinnati, Washington, Brooklyn, and eso-
where, but to no great extent IN th.s CITY, Sho IVES
older than either OF the Others Ter nge aprrOIma-
ting TO fifty, nnd much heavier and grosscr. Both
OF the Pa.teT,oLs have scar on their accs by which
thcy can be Identified. This woman had none.
Mrs Jones pretended to great wealth, and had a
u,ncllnt Tor purchasing large amounts ot property,
a ciculnslaICu that led to her cOniu'iun Win the
p.ttcrsons. nut hcr principal lay as been GmunS
public men ana in pretended "liskey spccuidtions
il was undoubtedly the ic.r that tho keen rcporlcTs
Il TGE sun were on her iran mat bFon@hl upon
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-10-28

For amusement 90 % cadmus' 81
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-10-28

We learn.that Col. Albert har been very
successful in his expedition, and will be
able to make favorable report of the
survey to the next Congress. On account
Of the low stage of water the survey Of
the upper Cumberland will, we learn, be
postponed for the present. In the APP
preparations from the Treasury Depart
ment for the surveys Of rivers and har.
bors, s9, 900 was allotted to the survey Of
the Cumberland, now being made under
the supervision of Col. Albert. We were
informed yesterday that, through the
efforts of Hon. w. +. Prosser, So, 900 adj
ditional allowance had been secured in
the general distribution for this purpose,
making the entire amount $4,000.
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Play your Biuiards at Cadmu.'. 5
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MEMPHIS THEArER.-The Gazette Com
ique troupe had fair house last night,
and gave very entertaining variety Of
performances. The trapeze acts, the
dancing and singing and superb dress
ing, and rapid succession of scene after
scene, kept the house constantly de-
lighted. The White Cat is something In
these parts, and to be understood and
enjoyed must be seen. We will not mar
the pleasure of our readers by offering
an exploration before they have seen
this wonderful production. The piece
will be repeated this evening.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-10-28

The PLAoK.--Jacob Lutz, at No. ?
Madison street, manufactures an article
of boots and shoes that cannot be sur
passed for elegance, durability and good
1T u The market. He keeps good sup
ply on hand copsiapily, and is prepared
to fll orders on very short notice, The
material he uses is the best, and he can
guarantee all work done to last as long
as sny. Give him call, and be as
sured that Satisfaction will be given.
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NORFOLK AND BALTIMORE OYsTERs.-I
will receive from this date, the season
through, the best and largest selected
oysters ever brought to the Memphis
market. They are selected by Pfeiffer
4 Co., Of Norfolk, and Rowe Il Co., Of
Baltimore, expressly for this market.
There is no use of buying any more cans
Of half oysters and half shells, but call
at J. d. Edward Oyster Depot, and see
for yourself. He has the best and latest
oysters ever brought to Memphis, and
sells at living prices.
81 id. EDwARDs, Agent, 27S Second.
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DoSr hawk, hawk, spit, spit, blow,
blow, and disgust everybody with your
catarrh and its offensive odor, when DR..
sages Catarrh Remedy will speedily
destroy all odor and arrest the discharge.
The proprietor offers $500 for case he
cannot cure. Sold by druggists, or by
mail, sixty cents. Pamphlet free. Ad-
dress DR.. r. v. Pierce, Buffalo, N. Y.
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dedication OF So. Mary's Church,
sunday. October 80.

On Sunday can be witnessed the dedi-
cation of the new GerGap Catholic
church, on the corner of Third and Mar
ket streets, by Right Rev. Bishop P. A..
Feehan, BishOpSf Nashville. The cere-
monies will commence at ter 9cl9ck in
the morning, after which discourses will
be delivered both in the English and in
the German languages. 81
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PuxcH AND JUpY, by Collins and Daisy

ScHooLEs' VARIETIES. = This well
known place of amusement keeps pace
with the spirit of the age, and is crowded
every night. Mr.. Schooles knows how
to please the taste of his visitors, and
employs only the best artists in the line
Of light amusement. The bill for to-
night is full of spice and fun.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-10-28
Play ten-pias at GadmGs.

MERCHANTS desiring their cards ex-
tensively advertised can find no better
medium for this purpose than the The
atrical Bulletin. 1t will contain the
tie only programme used every
night in the theater, and will be
circulated every porning in the reading
and sitting-rooms Of the Qyerton, Pea
body. Commercial and worshAm Hotels,
in the various billiard-rooms, saloons,
restaurants, coprt-yooms, public halls, at
the different railroad depots, and in
every part of the city. An ediEsn of
several hundred is distributed every af-
ternoon on every steamboat at the land
ing. 1t will be read by thousands of
people every day. Office, No. 3l6 Main
street. 4oi
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-10-28
WAN ED.

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n situation as travelling agent. Best o. Feier-
erce given. Address
$500 IT,, ledger Oncel