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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-11-02
r,1HE STEWART PARI,OR BASE-BU RN-
ING STOVE.

'2iG = S3Iit w n kI IA klIOls b' I'D u ~ ~
l ING STOVE.
Tho increasing demand for first class and
reliable baso-hurning and sell, !eedlng stove
which has boon pressing upon all stove dealers
so much of late, has induced the inyontor and and
Of Inc c%'Icrea IN . hot drnc
ton, and the result is tho production OF stove
which for beauty Of design, economy III tho uSc
OF fuel, capacity for heating. and completeness
in AL its operations, IS unsurpassed by ANY
stove now in tho market.
Amount the advantages camnd are:
Ecomo7ny IN the use Of EUei-This stove being
Designed TO overcome tic great objection which
has becn raised against most Of tao se!t.teeders
now in USE namely, tho ln0rdInalc consump'
tion Of fuel. Tho Stewart HarlOr Basc-Bnrner
being provided with y brick lined lire pot ana
com pletc gas burning arrangements, generates
y steady and powerful heat, which by tho use
of the draft dumper is under perfect control, so
that the heat may be radIat"d to suit the tom
pcrature of tho room and = moderate or strong
degree cf heat thrown out lis the Will or pleas
ure of the operator may desire, thereby sccur-
ing saving OF ut least one third OF tho amount
Of fuel consumed in stoves which cannot be
thus controlled. .
ChcerfuLness stove is provi!cl with
mica doors, arranged Just above the fro box,
| ard oncircling almost the entiro body oi the
stove These doors nicely hinged. 50 that
thcv can be opened 81 any time and the nnlca
cleaned with tho utmost lAc!iLy. and when the
fire is burning STEADY amd brilliant iiIuminA-
ton i: produced, thereby securing cheerful
ness and comfort equal 30 that "l nE open CRATE
or hearth lire.
Cleanliness Being provided with = Patent
Reversible Grstc, which is easily shaken or
dumped, and large ash draWcr III tho Dasc ol
the stove. no difficulty wha.cvcr is experienced
iroll tho escape OF cinders Of aShG: ii!to lac
| room while shaking or dumping. ths g7'.:".
Size Of Coal While III other base burners l.
bec c,un iSl necessary
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.~,I,EAr AND HARMLESS AS WATER

j~iLEAE AND HARMLESS As "ATHH'
TIKI DAIR,
A Perfectly Clear Preparation, in One Bot
,]o, AZ Easily Applied rs Water, Cor Kestorlng
TO GRAY Hair its Original Color and Iontn'Il
Appcmranco, to Eradicate and Prevent Dnnd;
run, to Promote the Growth OF tho LAIR ana
Stop its Falling.
Il is ucrfectly harmless and entirely Tree from
snv noisunous substance, and will therefore tske
tho plac. Of all the dirty and unrlenshht prep
uru,ions now in use. 1t is warranted To contain
no Lead, Nitrate Of Silver or Sulphur, c0nse-
uuently It is perfectly free from at The ohio",,
ions 50 Justly urged against the muddy and
sulphurous compounds In everytGihg IN
which tho articles now in ,sa arc object ctIon&bie
CRYSTAL Discovery is perfect.
Clear and clean rs water, II dGcs not sou tnG
clothes or scalp, is agreeably periumeg, anu
makes ono of the best dressings for the hair IN
mso Il restores the color Gf tEn hair more per
feet and uniformly than any either pFcpsr"tlon'
and always docs so in from three 10 len 9AYS
Virtually feeding the roots Of tho halr win nIi
tho nourishng qualities necessary TO us HOW
und hcaithy condition, it restore; the Hecsyed -,
nnd induces new growth OF the halr more
positively than anything else. Tho arpncAtioh
rf this wonderful discovery also produces d
nloa,ant and cooling elect IN the scalp, anG
givcs harsh, wiry and brash hair " glossy ARG
elegant appearance. ,,., .,,, f.ct
ESpGCial aLLciltIOh - N"'ioH
that il will positively give enArc saIs'acllo.i ~
overy case i'ur sim is no. 10 induce you "
buy u single bottle, but to have you use II COLI
stAnty. Io,.n.
orally. Liberal DISCOUNTS 10 G"rtSTs'
ARTHUR NATTAN Ms,
Inventor and Proprietor, -,
pric, s1 nar hottie Washington, -. Z.
10 whom ali orders must be addressed, c,,.
Tho following is inserted rs sro- mel o. '"'
msny recommendations sent US 49,,
Washington. Angus: l., lol!
Mr.. Arthur ;iattaua-Dcar Sir some tlino
since | bought bottle Of GrystXi Discovery on
your own rrcomlncndatioii, and :t'ler Il !lu45
ou gh trial AIN glad 10 say it has sccompilShc":
even more than you claimed. 1t Is rs c'eH[ '.,I
easy of application as wa.er, resembling iioHo
Of the dirty preparations in use. Ny hair
which WAS quite gray, has assumed Its nhturn' In
color after few applications, and l cheeTiu!ly
reco:imonI lis $50 to al needing annythlhE
Of the kind, ~ also the cheapest article ever
offered. Very respectfully,
oct JAMES HALL, |tlth and n stS
DEV' STORE
Having purchased tn. Drug store Oh tHc
northeast corner of King ana Washington st2
for = number Of years past known rs MiiOu7n
Drug Store respectfully Inform tue citizens
of Alexandria and vicinity that Will Ncr!
constantly on hand f!ll and complete assort
ment Of sll Articles usually found in III Glass
drug store
Particular attention will ba pSid to tue COM
pounding Of prescriptions day and night
aug 3l-tf SAM UEL b. LUNI'
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FAM rs L. CLARK,

DR.. l.. respectfully informs tho public that
for l1osuty gears he has given especial attention
to The preservation Of the natural foote' an ana
wish to seue them to call or him, knowing that
many nre extracted and destroyed that by pro-
per treatment might be preserved and made
useful for life Artificial teeth inserted ONLY
A. APpR0vGr RY PROFESSORS AND CoLLEGEs'
p,,u Ll;--tf
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SEIh. N. BEKkLhi,
w NO. Gl KING STREET.
Hns lust opened largo and we'll selected
stock OF saasonahle
DRY GOODS,
t, which he invites his friends anr all wanting
GOOD and cheap goods TO give him y call.
a vnrv desirable assortment at goods Tor
GENTLEMEN'S WEAR
Also DRESS GOODS for ladies. Call early.
sep 21-tf
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PROFESSIONAL.

MENTAL CARD.
Or. LOOCkERMAN respectfully informs
tho public that th&vingpurchased u large amount
largo per cenLege. ho is willing to give tho pub
lie the benefit Of the same. by reducing his
prices, and bringing his services witEin :hc
rcsch Of all who wish The best work
OH oG hours fcon q p. III to =! p. III. Corner
Washington and Prince SIS. oct 22-iIn
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ERlSH POPLINS! IRISH tofLlN9

", layo this day, October ITO, received
scvco rul! pieces, different shnt!cs, Of the above
gools. VIII ch were bough: very low, ard we
pro.cse 10 sell them =! such II price us to make
them 20 very rapidly. Those vino want cheap
PGp!lns and 2 good assortment. TO sclcc. from
had better call early.
octo7 WlTMHE l. SLAYMAkER.
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Especially, vino have become tho Victims OF
Solitary Vice, end dreadful and destructive
habits which snnually sweep TO an untime!y
grave thousands Of young men of the most eX-
sIted talents and brilliant intellect, who nigh:
otherwise have cntranced listening Senates
with the thunders of oloquence or walked t.
estacy the living Tyre, may call with full conf
dence.
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ID Is. LLOYD Il CD.
IL. ATTORNEYS FOR
CLAIMS, PENSION. BOUNTY LAND, &c.
Office: No. Gl2 Louisiana avenue,
(Eetween 9Th and 7th sts..)
Washington city, u. {.
Will attend TO all Claims III Congress or
agninst the United States, &C,
CoLLEcr1oHs.-Bu Buy and sell Land Warrants,
Property Sc, and Negotiate Loals in large or
small sums.
PRIZE MoNrY.-Claimi that have been abnn-
doncd by other Attorneys and Agents as worth
less, have been successfully prosecuted by us.
Cash advanced on Claims, &c.
Fire and Marine Insurance effected at the
,CWost rates.
3sss- Letters addressed rs aooyo will receive
promptly our attention. :,
Refers by permission to-Hon. James Il.
BlaiEe, Speaker House Of Representatives {;
Hoa. j. NJ Howard, U.S.Sen:; Hon. Lewis NC
Kcnzie Gen. II. d. C"rsc y Bro, Bankers,
Alexandria, Va; j. Freeman Rai:ia, Clerk
Court Com. Pless. Balt; Capt: Jas. NJ; Steusr;
ex- Sheriff, Aleyardria. Va; Hon. Judge a. Is.
Ulin; Hon. N. Il. Ordwny, sgt. Arms, U.N
i. of L. Washington, ie lift
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COMMISSION E,s;ssGEl:AS'i'S.

/
GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANT
ANDAuEhr FUH
MhGNUM EONUM AND BAUGH':,
HAW BON + PHOSPHATE,
No Ii King s,rco:, AieXnnAriA, w..
Particular attention given TO the saf1 a. All
kinds of Country Produces nnd Filing orders
for Huann, Farming implements, $cods. Gro
cere', riaste-, Fish Sat Lime. &c ut lowest
market ru,ps. aug 3l-.i
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DIR. JOHNSTON,

Member of tho Royal College OF Surgeo ,
london Graduate of ono of the mos: eminent
College, in the United States, and thG creator
Of London, Paris, Philadelpila and elsewhere
has effected some of the most astonishing, cures
that were ever known; many troubled win
ring,ng in tho head and cars when asleep. great
nervousness. being alarmed At sudden sounds;
bashrulncss, with frequent bushlng, attcnaeo
sometimes with arrangement OF lnlnd, "erc
ournd n,nrdiAtcly.
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DRY GOODS.
nRESS GOODS!

DRESS GOODSl
We have Just received large addition TO our
stock OF DRESS GOODS. Among them are-
Blue Brown, Green, Ashes. Of Roses, VINE
in two shades, Stoae ana Purple SATTlNES,
the new style CT goods.
FRENCH REPPs!, MI coors.
IRISH IOPLiNS bcauLi!u. color:.
FRENCE MkklNUS
As pretty an assortment Of PLA! DH as can
be found.
ALPACAS from 25c up, all colors, ropped
and plain.
MOUSLlNS, ard m great variety OF ctGer
goods
BLACK SILKS, very cheap
Call and examine our stock.
Oct Is WITMER s. SLAYMAkEK.
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DIX. JUUNSIUNI
Physician of this celebrated institution, has
discovered the most Certain, Speedy, Pleasant
and Etlactusl Remedy in the world Tor az
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Married persons, or Young Men contem,plat
ing marriage, aware OF Physical Weaknes
(Loss Of Procreative Power-lmpotency. Ner
vous Excitability, Palpitstion, ORGANIC Weak
ness, Nervous Debility, or any other Disquali
fcalion, speedily relieved.
Hcwho places himself under the caro- of DR.
J. may reiigiously confdo in his honor rs
gentleman, and confidently rely upon his ski
rs physician.
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LII ABSENT AND DELlNQU EHT
Il members OF the Alexandria Catholic Bcno-
fcial Society are hereby notified that the new
constitution, ls, been adopted, ana TIM! they
arc required to come forward IN! slEn NE ;E;ee
thirty days; and tho=, wEo mil to comply win
the require mcnla y this n t!Ca thin the timo
mentioned, shall 10 lnHgc- 10 considered rs
members of thi: Society.
l.: NJ LATHAM. prcsitollt.
VI EB HARLOW. Sccry. oct l1-1w
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-11-02

L. D. GOULD w. Fl. WILKEEIEG
TOULD & WILEENING,
Vi ;;juccessors to W. + Henlerzon.j
GROCERY, LIQUOR & GENERAL COM
MISSION MERCHANTS
No. 20 Nort! Roysl ST.
Deulers in GROCERIES. TEAS, CnFFEES
|SUGAhS, WlllSkkY, BRAhDf, WINES
STOTCH ALE, PORTER, &c.
Also, Eastern and Potomac SHAp, HER
RING and MACkEEEL
Choice brands Of sSEGAks' aud TOBACCO
always on hand. ..,,,,.
Strict attention pail I" t!ic sale Of coz NTEf \
pRnDIJGE !n IS-tf
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-08-18
If you want good old Megibben
whisky, go to 270 Second street.

KosKoo. This medicine Is rapidly
gaining the confidence of thepeople, and
the numerous testimonials Of its virtues,
given by practitioners of medicines,
leave no doubt that it is a safe and re-
liable remedy for IMPURITY OF THE BLOOD,
that speaks in hig terms of its curative
properties, and give special recon-
mendation of Koskoo to the practitioners
of medicine. This is, we believe, the first
instance where such medicines have been
officially Endorsed by the faculty of any
of the medical colleges, and reflects great
credit upon the skill of DR.. Lawrence,
its compounder, and also puts Koskoo "
in the VAN of all other medicines of the
present day.-From the Norfolk Daily
Journal, December IL, 1869. 2-f
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-08-18
Cali for Mass Meeting.

At a meeting of the Democratic Exec
utive Committee, held August 10th, 1870,
at their rooms, Cadmus', Ayres Block,
Second street, the following was adopted:
A mass meeting of the people is hereby
called to assemble at Memphis, in the
Greenlaw Opera House, on Thursday 18th
inst, at IL o'clock am, for the purpose
of appointing delegates to the guberna-
torial convention to be held at Nashville,
Tenn, on the 18th day of September.
Also, for the purpose of appointing
delegates to attend the Congressional,
Senatorial and Floaterial convention,
called by NJ d. l.. Stewart of the Cen
trail Democratic Executive Committee,
to be held in this city on the LIST day of
September.
u. DuBosK, Chairman.
W. B. RIcHARDET, Secy. 7
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-08-18
IT You want good old Megibbel
whisky, go 10 276 Second street.

We observe that, like ourselves in the
civil war and like the French in their
last Italian campaign, the Prussians are
beginning to use balloons to determine
the position of their enemies. A letter
from Veryiers says that an enormous
balloon has been seen in the northeast
oscillating between Hsrbesthal, Prussia
and Dolham, on the Belgian frontier.
The balloon approached the earth sever
al times and in the car we're seen two
men with telescopes. Possibly one of
these men was Prof. Lowe, who may
have had more luck with the Prussian,
authorities than Gen. Sheridan appears
to have had at Paris. If all that is said
of the Chassepot is true, such eronau-
tic adventures must be critical things,
and the rear of an earthwork must be, in
their neighborhood. far more agreeable
locality than the car of q balloon. The
only resource under the circumstances
would appear to be that of making the
car an iron clad, the successful ascension
of which, however, would be incompati-
BILE with the present range of atmos-
pheric discovery.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-08-18
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
PUBLIC LEDGER OFFICE,
MEMPHIS. Tenn, Aug. is, 1870.
MONEY.

MONEIs
Business this morning was much re-
tarded by steady rain that began seve'
raj hours before day and continued with
out intermission until ten o'clock, at
which hour it cleared up and gave hopes
of clearing At noon, however, clouds
gathered again to the southwark, and a
heavy rain soon followed that promises
to continue throughout the day. We are
informed by planters arrived from along
the river below that the cotton crop has
sustained material injury by the recent
excessive rains. Grass is overrunning
every field, and there is no way Of clear
ing it out, as cotton is now too large to
pillow. Many express fears of much
shortened crop by too much rain. Trade
along Front street to-day was light, ow-
ing to the limited number of packets at
the landing and few country people in
the city The st. Louis packet due this
morning had not arrived at noon. Prices
are generally steady, and no excitement
or speculative feeling prevails in any
particular branch. Meats are weak, and
clear sides are selling slowly at lS5 to
l93c; shoulders are l5lc; mess pork,
S32 so. The grain market is inactive;
corn dull at 81 to 92c; oats, soc; hay, SIS
to "a; bran, $50 80 to 81 per ton. Eggs
haveimproved, and are scarce; sales were
made yesterday at 25c. Flour is dull
and heavy, with fair demand for me
dunn grades. In the financial market
there is little movement. Some Union
and Planters Bank stock was offered at
Be-, with no takers; 200 shares Planters
Insurance Company stock sold at par,
and 10 shares Merchants Insurance
Company stock at PC over par. City
scrip is selling at 60 to 63c, with good
demand; county warrants are 60 to Csc,
and in some demand. Tennessee money
20 to 7lo, and city bonds 4sc. Money is
scarce and in demand among business
men, owing to high collections in the
country and limited cash trade Matu-
ring paper is all renewed, and banks are
charging 10 to u per cent. per annum
for diseounting. Money among street
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-08-18

any such plot. The interview is de-
scribed this morning, though not as
graphically as some articles which have
appeared in the local columns Of that
journal. The reporter admits that the.
young man at the counting-room called
for some ice, some stick in it, and fan.
But the instruction business has not
been traced to anything more than a
sensational rumor.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-08-18
County convention.
DEMOCRATIC Elk. COMMITTEE RooM
CADMus'. August 10. 1870,

DEMOCRATIC Elk. COMMITTEE ROOMS,
CADMus', August TO-, 1870.
To the Democratic Voters Of Shelby county |;
A County Convention is hereby called
to assemble at the Criminal Courtroom,
in this city, Tuesday, at II a. m, August
80, 1870 for the purpose Of nominating
two candidates to represent Shelby
county in the lower branch of the next
Legislature.
The county districts are requested to
hold their primary meetings at the usual
places at three o'clock pm, Saturday,
the 9th of August, and the wards. to
hold primary meetings the same evening
at the places heretofore held, at eight
O clock, to elect delegates to the conven-
ton.
The following apportionment of dele
gates has been agreed upon by the Elk.
ecutive Committee for each district and
ward, viz:
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-08-18

The little steamer Mason, lying aground
in the st. Francis, four miles above its
mouth, was offered at public sale yester-
day. No one wanted to give more than
$500 for her. and she didn't SELL
The Pat Cleburne leaves tomorrow
evening for Napoleon, Buelah, Friars
Point Helena and all way landings
She came up at an early hour this morn
ing.
The new Arkansas river packet will be
launched Saturday from the shipyard
near the mouth of Wolf
Capt. Jno. S. Patterson leaves to-day
for the wreck of the Silver Spray.
The ferryboat Excelsior was at work
all night and this morning transporting
Robinson's circus and menagerie over to
Mound City. The elephant will aston
ish the Marionites this evening.
The Sallie V. is nearly ready for bust
ness, and-starts in the Hatchie river
trade next month.
The new steamer A. j. White leaves
Louisville tomorrow.
The Wicks sold for $4,000 and the
Church for $4,000.
Cincinnati has advanced Memphis
frejghts twenty-five per cent. over last
weeks rates.
The Mary Alice is below Cairo, on her
way down the river.
The Grand Tower and Bismarck left
st. Louis last night.
Two boats are loading at Louisville
for Memphis and two for New Orleans.
Captain Les Ware has sold the Lew
ellyn at public auction, as she lays, at
Paducah, for $500 cash. The Tails
man sold at the same time for $2650.
Captain Les made good sale, and the
latter is said to be good bargain.
The Emma Floyd left Louisville last
night, and the Longworth leaves to-mor-
row evening.
This morning Appeal states that ITO
Mr.. Daniel d. Howard, of this city, is
due the praise of improving the running
capacity of the Pat. Cleburne." We are
authorized to state that this is not the
case, but that the praise is due to Pete
Wagner, engineer of the Pat. Cleburne,
who is still on that boat. The work was
to have been done by Tim McGrath at
P. Lawless, but he being absent, the
job was done by the above named gentle
man.
The E. Hensley and Nile are to enter
the St. Louis and White river trade next
month.
A dispatch received this morning by
Major John d. Adams announces that
the Arkansas has raised three feet at Lit
tie Rock, and is now at stand.
1t is reported that negotiations are
pending for the sale of either the Church
or Wicks, and that trade is likely tobe
consummated
A heavy shower of rain began at noon,
and the heavy black clouds indicate
continuance and abundance of the plu-
vial element The farmers are com
planning bitterly of too much wet
The St. Louis packet Belle st. Louis
had not reached the levee at noon She
is hourly expected with heavy cargo of
Il. ~ =.
bare to-day. As soon as she can unload
she will leave on her return to st. Louis.
The St. Francis went up to the docks
this morning
The I. F. Eckert has gone mp to the
foot of Washington Street Her crew is
afflicted with the swamp fever. She
brought down the Gncinnati's shaft this
morning.
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poATs LEAVING TO-DAY.
RIVER, BUSINESS. MISCELLANEOUS.

RIVER, BUSINESS. MISCELLANEOUS.
The river opposite this city is "a feet
six inches below high.water mark, and
stationary. AT Cairo 1t fell three inches
yesterday, and at st. Louis it is again
decliHg, after having risen about two
feet, The shoalest bars between st.
Louis and Cairo now have depth of
over seven feet, and navigation is there
fore materially improved. The Ohio is
falling at Pittsburg, with Al feet in the
channel; at Cincinnati it rose 10 inches
yesterday, and the channel has a depth
of IL feet; at Louisville it is rising, with
six feet on Portland bar and 30 inches
in the chute over the falls. Cumberland
river is rising at Nashville, with six feet
on Harpeth Shoals. Arkansas has
raised three feet at Little Rock,
and at a stand. White river has
three feet to Augusta, above
which the packets cannot ascend,
as there is but two feet between there
and Jacksonport st. Francis is low
and a single stern-wheeler now runs
from here to the cutoff, so miles above
its mouth. The weather is damp and
rainy. Business at the levee extremely
dull.
The George W. Cheek, Captain Thos.
H. Newell, Frank Gonterman and Chas.
jackson, clerks, leaves at five o'clock
this evening for Friar's Point, Helena,
Commerce and all way landings.
The Belle ST. Louis, Captain Alex.
Ziegler, J. w. Baskette, clerk, leaves at
five pm. for st. Louis as the regular
mail and passenger packet.
The Edinburg, Captain Frank Batch
elor, passes down to-day from the Ohio,
on her way to New Orleans. She leaves
our wharf at FIVE pm.
The Olive Branch, Captain ]. 7. Nc
Cord. arrived from above this morning
on her way to New Orleans. She leaves |
this afternoon at three o'clock. Edward /
Hawks is her clerk.
We regret to learn that the daughter
of Robert Court, of the Richmond, died
from hydrophobia a day or two since.
She and two other children and their
mother, Mrs. Court, were bitten by a pet
dog The parents of the children are
on a visit North. Captain Nat Green,
who is now at St. Louis, with his usual
kindness, visited and extended every
possible aid to the suffering children.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-08-18

Try Us ONCE, AND You WILL REPEAT.
Consignments to Murphy q Wallace,
auctioneers and general manufacturers
agents, Markham street, Little Rock,
solicited. Cash advances made on con-
signments.
A. WALLACE, (for thirty years. Auction
eer, Memphis, Tenn.
J. NJ. MURPHY, Little Rock, Ark. $50
Avalanche copy.l
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-08-18

ScHooLEs' To-NIGHr,-This only re-
fers to Jimmy Schooles, the go-ahead-
alive manager of the Varieties, on Wash
ington street His numerous friends will
be pleased to hear that the manager
takes benefit tonight, and that bril-
liant bill has been prepared for the occa-
sion. The house will be crowded no
doubt, and highly entertained. Some of
the best artists in the business are in
Schooles' troupe.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-08-18
J. HARVEY MArHEs, Secretary.

LOUISIANA CREOLE HAIR REsToRER,
besides being perfect restorative, is I'M
equaled as a dressing for the hair, which
it causes to grow luxuriantly, and to it
imparts a rich gloss attainable in no
other way. 1t is no hair oil, and its
cleanliness and freedom from sickness
20 far to recommend it for the use of
ladies. For sale by all druggists.