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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-12-22

GREAT EXCITEMENT.
CHRISTMAS is COMING,
and my stand in Center Market has gone NJ in
smoke. Having manufactured . great variety OF
Pound Fruit, and other CAKES: also, ali kinds of
CANDY sDd CANDY TOYS for Christians ana
on Q, my market cns,omers and the pabo IN sen
sTal TO my Confectionery store at No Glib y.
suit the xnS WIN by SsSs me
deis.st' ' j G. REIsINGEs.
IS.SH1 81 WI r,,, o. r the
other poems, BY Whittier. Garmin. Goeiis: 90" Or
songs on y, Hesvs r: Jean inseIows New Poems
Poems, BY isyorite American poets. Little Pussy
Miliow, By Mrs. Stowe Lost in the Fog. Sink or
prize book; Misandersteod, b, FiSTenos Most,
Buidins Blocks Chromos. writing Desks prsss anS
Cases. Work So1 %LEIAs Fl aS!SS Gifts
dele 402 7th street, Intelligence Building.
ERENCH AND ITALIAN CANDY AND
NEW NUTS or EVERY VARIETY.
CORDIALS. WINES AND LIQUORS, OF BEST
QUALITY
FIGS, MALAGA GRAPES, BANANAS,
CANNED FRUITS, LUCIA OLIVE OILS!
ORANGES, LEMONS, &C, &c
M ss sde aye dsy ,s' to
4
IF. TiNAaLIA SEQ,
de l9-let o.1OO4 Penn. avenue. south side.
FsANCH BRoNz.s.
FLOWER STANDS,
And other Elegant Articles
SUITABLE FOR THE HOLIDAYS.
CHANDELIERS, BRACKETS, MANTELs. &c .
TO-, at
u
del6tjal REP go Pennsylvania Az. nue..
USEFUL GIFTS FOR LADIES.
.HUsBAEDs.-Asa gilt from husband to wife.
HpSsisp1ns the 10
.fATHEks6oAsa gift from father to a daughter
Ike parental benediction. Try ,ys kind hearted
'BhGTHERs.-No,hinec could be m .re aocsnt.e,,
az present frem brother To q sister than one of
these admirable machines, admitted to DO the bes
FRIENDs:-Asa token Of esteem from friend g.
friend, nothing could be more elegant than thi
'Pa,LASTHR6PIs sF "rSo.s whoh.rs de.ir.
to 90 great apcpns OF good At small cost, should
her.e and Family and isy ap sm %Si TS oe 4,
are sure OF plenty Of work and good prices.
We edvise oil to 60 the s'oreof
where a full assortment OF the above machines vii
u work No charge. ~ -
Call early dRd maxi y,Ey selection.
A lady Who recently purchased one Of these M
chimes delighted with IL thst she thus CAV.
vent To her feelings In verse:
.Old ladies have murmured and girls in their teens
Have relied out ut villainons sewing machines,
And said q 1T the wealthy alone could procure
Those high priced inventions for robbing the Door
Now. they may have been right, or they may have
or the past have nothing TO Say in ny song;
! eicg OF the present, and think can show
A truth. which the whole female Sex ought 20 know
v 10 this:-That q Sewing Machine can Be had :.
clad.
LIS 20 cheap; asa the ter.rs are 90 Easy wsthai,
Where Grover 3 Bak.rt invention Is sold,
r. impart pleasure thrill 70 the young and the old
Be the means thst tho poor can have money ct will
Then pause not, but 60, - who toll day and night
And perhaps return thanks to the scribbling elf
Who told yeu the this would soon pay Ter itself"
doD &
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NdARKRITER
CHOICE OIL PAINTINGS, CHROMOs. EN-
bracing with others the following: The t;,od Sis
Ter" Dante and beatrice. Recognition Toe Slid
Cross, Orr Opposite Neighbor,h Sunset on tn
klse. The pomes Of the Yo semitic after Rerstsd /.
FARMERS Home Adoption and Return, other 4 Joy
lolns pdents &c. Also, the La g.-t cock .,
PAPrRHANGINGe, PICTURE FRAMES AMI
ICTUkE CORR AND lass ELS in the Oi.trieI
oval frames, ia gilt and walnut, from card To NO,
trait size. Box oval Frame. for wreathes from Sxs
inches TO 20x24 inches. Frames m AIDE TO order pr
,urr Cord and Tss.els from card to portrait air
fiereDt coiors. Wire center Picture CJrt a en-
perior article. Porcelain and plain he.d pictur
Nsi 8, Kings. sc. Paperhangirgs all grades an,
prices indow Shades different sizes and Color
chasing. w.
HTerms positively cash
Please remember name,
= j. RKRITER
md number, 47a 7th street oct u and street.
New humber 439. d.i32vs
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CATHOLIC BOOKSTORE.
d. A. BROsNAN,

d. A. BROeNAN,
q street, between 9th and 10Th.
Holiday Presents, Devotional, Controversial and
Mscellaneous Catholic publications in Grsat variety
ais Pictures &C.. Tor sals q moderate prices al 6t
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LIST OF NEW BOOKS.

nPHNtN0 ~ HEMRY ALBrRS
OCOTer!ECIIONk ~ Yesd DINING SAL DON,
On the on Stead -
CANDIES, CAKES. TOYS, etc., suitable fer
P.rt:ss, Fairs Etc., supplied with Cheioe Dreams,
A0ess0sCs de3D-lms
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LOOK OUT FOB THE HOLIDAYS.
CHR RUPERT.
Kriss Kringle Headquarters,
No. tos SEVENTH STREET.
BETWEEN .x9 srREKT..
InPoRTER OF ALL KINDS OF
FRENCH, ENGLISH, AND GERMAN
FANCY GOODS AND TOYS.
ADAPTED goa
CHRISTMAS AND NEW TEARs PRESENTS.
Mr.. RUPPKRr takes great pleasure n isfcrnius
has just received throng n his aseat. an Fy.n .,g
Germany, the largest and hands stock u
FANCY AND woRsTsD GOODS,
CHI Stall AND ALABAsTER ORNAMENTS,
TOYS. &c, &c,
that has ever been introduced in th. section o, IN.
country These goods have been selected tn PARIS.
Vienna, Bohemia, switzerland. aud other place On
proved 6nes, kind which ne can asp -e % at a.
prices lie bad 10 New York rr other cities
IA Consequences OF having purchased dirUcs from me
manufacturer among which euumerate part.
KMBR0IDERED CHAIR AND SOFA COVERS,
kMBRoIDERED SLIPPERS
ON VELVET, CLOTH AND Canvas
KNITTED LADIES AND INFANTS HOOPS.
KNITTED AFGHASs, ALL SIZES
BOHEMIAN VASES AND ORNAMENTS.
NCsICAL BOXES,
ePERs GLASSES IN PEARL AND IvORF,
MUSICAL CIGAk STANDS,
FRENCH PkRFCMERF OF ALL KINDS.
POR7EkONN1IES.
Carl CASES. WORK BONBS.
WAITING DESKS,
DRESSING CASES,
BASKhT AND WORK STANDS
POLLS OF EVERY DESCRIPTION,
MASKS OF ALL KINDS AND CHARACTERS,
ROCK SPRING HOBBY HORSES,
PRoPELLEBs AND sLEIGHs,
WAGONS AND NHEELBARROws
IA their examination 81 my la stock of goods.
have coBS erted and fitted mp. With al the meders
pause the second st.ry Of nv e.tsbli-bn1ant i,,,
store-room The new room il entered by WAY u an
open stairway leading from the store room in The
Ladi-s contemplating holding fairs and store
tespers Who sro dealing IN thess goods would 10
u Fancy Goods m this city, I'd a. ELI them
AZ the low, ~ possible price
Thos- who wish TO avoid the large crowd usually
attendant at the near approach of the n Blidays,
the rush. dsssS
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DBILP SOLOMONs
1 Respectfully announce the completion of the f,
HOLIDAY STOCK,
and that II is noe ready for inspection.
~ includes a choice election If STANDARD Al J
II LuSTHATkD BOOKS in the finest binding
hume, sets Of books Of the standard authors j.,
library bindings. a lar.e assortment OF JuyeniI
y nks a variety Of useful and Ornamental srticl
ESPECIALLY SUITED FOX PR SENTATIUN
travelling Bags, Poe ket books, Scotch Wood Good,
Pen Wipers. Dressing Cases. Wors boxes Olga
Stands Writing Decks, e,o., etc, at prices With.
The res ch Of all classes; besides a large s,ock a
goods usually found In Q mrs class Book and Sts
tiOpery Store.
LIST OF NEW BOOKS.
ne History Of PARAGUAY, with netes Of persons
obssrvatioLs and reminiaeeces Of plonacy un,.
difieulties; BY Hon CHARLES, a Wsshbnrne, Dom
ss A.1neon from Isl 70 ,s g The Gntsa
sI0 Historic Americans; BY Theodore .Parksr
SIG foems Of love and Ohiidhood; BY Jrs,
bnseiSf SafG b. hs vss.ry q the y.oagished 3,
Name: by Marie sophie Schwartz; 81. The Inn sa %
the Go.tdiso AnseI:- By the OUuntes de sesny
81 %. Democratic Vistas; by wel' v hitmsn: X
f {; dSsss: s nosPs
Illustrations; In. Sir HAIRY Hoerpue ok ON, HE
Hs.ter. bach ma Bestbuyen; rs a e. fss'
d.nss y ss1Gs g. Bel: M
Them; BY Professor Noah Porter; q The 10,
aroyer Of the second ReDubic, being EapoieSn IN
Little; BY Victor lingo: - 60 We Girl; . hpm.
c cG5E; Sy Mt Weit2sy' suthor Of Faith GartnsT'
PHILP q eOLOMONs.
Book sellers and Ststiouerx.
con vi RonngylVania aveuos
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HOLIDAY GOODS.
OIL PAIN TIN Gs.
FOR
CHRISrNas PRr~FSrS

What cen b. more keauiiful than = fus or,
PAINTING % present q a TREND 4" It's thiag q
beauty aud a - Tor acfs ~
n. n. BARLOW rr.p. ctfu'ly invites lasi.s a. q
Erut'smen O. Cai a. D Gallery. here he his az
three hundred Oil Paintings on eKhiuition and tor
Among the pictures WI be found painting. br
celeirst.d masters, snClerf and n drrr
The following schools are rrprr~rutaf. lfsiF,
sps.n. France, kRglsnd, n o.isnd, Germany, Amsft-
ca. &c. &C.
N"rIcE The GsIlers - On n second r,,r over
Mr. Lamb frame mailing establishment. ard aext
door the oorOeT Of th street. soutn side ~ Penn
sylNsuis avenue. dels %
EsTABlIsHED 1883.
VIM ORME 81 SON.
FAMILY GROCERIES TEAS WINES LII
QUnks fhENCH ANpFNGLIsH PECkIss
SAUCES. and other Foreign tmpsrtAfion.,
No ioIs Ia, ave hetwern 10Th sni llth streets.
th.hfAeNEN-Ne Clic4n1t G. D. Mumm a
10 herTenay, hridsicck p per. CARTE Rlanrha
BRsNDlE>.-Otard. puPuv % Pin.t I..-
tillon & Co, lSsi Domestic Brandy
Bourbon Whisky l>'o.
~IrEs.-CiSret, Sherry, hsdira, Port CAlifor.
mis-
GINS, RUNS. 6c-Gin. Holland ana n,r,...,r-
knm an sios and bOmestic: foungsrs Al. IA
berts Brown stout. Pure Apple Otter.
Our "a hiskeyst Irish. Scotch. aud American are
Unsurpassed Tor age and quality.
our -tOck of flavoring Extracts are ana a
the beet guslity our epicss, ground and whole are
pure. We you'd respectfully cell attention ear
siock oi hisky, ~ years old dsae-
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nTIo COLUMBIA LOrGE,N No 10
uS NJ mbers will assemble 10 sORRnw
!ftldsy lAfikRSOOh, at O'Clock to attend ~
iuners u Brother JAMES n BIRCH B. orlar 'i7
IT j. A. MUUiDEN. Rec sa-
n%kOTICE AN adjourn,d noes,jn, :;
uS COAL EXCHANGE" of the pisfsict oY ~
Irmels SIu be held FRIDAY. I'D inst .tS n m
~ bSard OF Trade Rooms, Pa avenue bet en- sib
1no 9h st. ESery one in the ade is iuyited to ~
present. 18th u.s. 10 transact i'm bn.ins..
aez u q Il. TODD. secret.ry
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MS TOY TRUNKS. IE8
LADIES' and MEMS SATCHELS
LADIES DREss TRUNKS,
SOLE LEATHER TRUNKS,
,..,,. TRAVELLING BAGS,
sADDLEBY and HARNESS,
CARRIAGE ROBES, &C., &c,
4, GREAT VARIETY, at Low PRICES FOB
CASH, the
NAN UFA TORY
JAMES .. TOPHAM q CO,
~426N
SEVENTH STREET,
One door above Odd Fellows BALL.
,McMgRhYs PATENT STAYS pu. in all orr
Best and Medium Trunks. de 10
WHAT MORE SUITABLE
HOLIDAY PREsENT
1 dnsS a, Hands0%s NEW DkEss e. lady. the
man, or HALF DOZEN HASpkxRc tHH Fsn IL
S. Ss Ssssr article Of use ss
stock Of '~ '''N
DRY GOODS,
Nov offered At the lowest rates at the ONH PRICE
began d wYLIE,
del6n 1Ols AND 1920 SEVENTH INV.
CHEAPKR THAN EvERl
LADIES LINEN HEN. STITCHED H.SDKER
GENTS 8 Il & Ssns, assir
from Is to rs cents.
Six in beautiful box suitable for presents,
- Fifteen per cent can be saved by purchasing
No 1890 PEHssHLvANIA AVENUE
DRESS GOODS IN PLAIDS AND SOLID COL
sHRwLs. TH aSasH n GSSsRs, TABLE LINENS,
LSkek sTo ok 81
EMORY BAXTER'S.
No. 1920 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE.
Before purchasing elsewhere. dei0
DRODHEAD & co.'s
ID l22S r Street, CORNER 13th street.
Ofer MOST pEsIRAB BILE holiday PRssEsTs
Sc Sc, very cheap; Wan.,utts Cotton. lsc.;. New
York Mills Cotton. DC. Other bleached aud UD-
others from &C. up Coats and Sterling spool ' &C.
Paris Kid Go,ss sRpG 10 c.nsCn rl.n sssG,
from l21ac. up. Shs efinRs, Shirtiug., All Wool
flannels. Towels, Doylies, Napkins, Table Linen
h.sieIy; Cloves SPera f,snne,s Plaid and plain
Alpacas, and handsome Shawls, at great bargains
french All Wool Serge, Reps. M-rinos. Delaines
Velveieens. Silks, Bonnet and Ribbon Vslyets, sh
latin. Ladies' and 0entlemens Underwear, and a
an money by purchasing of
BRODHEAD Co
122e street, corner 18th street,
N B-They buy OF first class houses In New York,
have the Jes, and most fashionable goods in mar.
ket. nOQ-tm
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Until further notice will be found daily a. mr
stale, IL and 16, Northern Liberty Msrkst I
ssys p9S on hspd fof GhEisnNs; large ;oPg
de1-5t b. 8. ELIIOTr
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-12-22

JOHN MeDERAOTr 4 BROS.
COACH MAKERS AND CARRiAGE
DEALERS, $3.50
.3Io PeuasyiyaDis near 81 street w.
CAR4 Tag IS AND HAM ass
r. ECEITEU on STORAGE AND SOLD M
COMMISSION.
CARRIAGES REPAIRED. TN
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Largest Circulation in the District
Reading Matter en- Every Page.

WASHINGTON CITY:
THIRsDA Y......Decemoer 2s, $50.
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HaTing sold onr stock ard fixtures, &C., 10 Messrs
MtILGth d B1LES. we cheer.uIiy recon meme
them to our custoDers friends, and the public gsn
orally. ldelb dtJsIi BURR & FISKE
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-09-20

buyer Oats were unchanged, bulk being
firm and in fair shipping demand, while
sacked lots were duh and rather more
difficult to place, Rye was almost wholly
neglected. In barley there was firm
feeling in, and good demand for, choice
samples of Northern, while inferior lots
were not wanted. In provisions there
was dull market, with further decline
in mess pork Bacon is also easier, and
in fact buyers find the market plastic
enough to suit the most fastidious and
exacting among them.
The New Orleans Times of Saturday,
referring to the crop prospects, says:
We mentioned Friday that while some
planters continue to write hopefully,
others were evidently Responding from
the rein injuring the crop and prevent
ing early picking. In fact, the com
plants were more general. The intelli-
gence since mas been conflicting. From
some points there are no complaints,
and, if the weather prove suspicious, a
gratifying increase may be expected
over last year. From others, on the
contrary, we have reiterated reports of
injury from the various causes previously
mentioned, with the additional unfavora-
BILE news of the caterpillars committing
serious ravages in Rapides, Natchitoches
and Grant parishes. They have also APP
peared in Catahoula.
The prospect is certainly much less
encouraging than during the last week
Of August. With the known backward
ness of the crop in the most district tri-
butary to the market, it is more than
ever important that it should have fine,
dry weather, and escape an early frost.
There is, in fact more at risk than usual
from the contingencies of the fall, and
planters evidently feel no little uneasi.
ness on the subject If we are favored
with season like the last, we may con-
fidently look for very considerable in
crease over last years yield, but this is
improbable-extremely so-and reason
able men, looking the chances of the
next foar or five months fairly in the
face, feel doubtful of any excess what
ever. The prevailing opinion among
factors is that there will be none at this
port.
Referring to the sugar crop, the same
paper says:
We mentioned, last week, that we con-
tinued to receive favorable reports of the
sugar crop, and that it was still estimat-
ed that we shall make from 10000 TO
10000 hogsheads. but that the result
must depend upon the weather from this
time ont. and the SUNNY of labor. We
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-09-20

complaints by Democratic voters as to
all conventions and machinery ofparty.
Verify, The organ is about to take a
stand, and the organ is stubborn enough
to stay there awhile. 1t seems that from
all this tempest in teacup that
organ is not satisfied with It's own man
agement of party machinery. Having
been disappointed in certain terrestrial
calculations as 70 the result Of its po-
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., the organ ANNOUNCES
itself Democratic lest their should be
some doubt on that point, and refuses to
go any further unless coaxed, 1t is
rather late now TO stop and reason about
what has been done and generally ac-
cepted. Even the Upton Record advo-
Gates the ticket, and the editor was a
candidate before the convention, pledged
to abide the result. He keeps his word.
The Somerville Falcon, as the organ of
Fayette county, hoists the names Of the
nominees and comes CALAMITY to their
support. The organ alone bolts and
calls for new deal. The Brownsville
effort, therefore, was failure.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-09-20

The Glasgow is hard aground four
miles below Augusta, and the II. G. Gray
is at the mouth Of White river, undecided
whether to reship her freight ON the
Legal Tender or proceed on her journey,
Verify the packets from that wicked vii
lage Louisville are having hard times
The Richmond will be down to-mor-
row for Vicksburg and New Orleans.
A fracas occurred at the levee yester-
day between the mate and steward Of
one of our local packets. Neither of
the parties were seriously injured.
The Schuyler has been purchased by
the St. Louis and Alton Packet Company
for $500. She takes the place Of the
Belle of Alton.
The officers Of the Belle st. Louis will
be placed in charge of the new steamer
City of Chester.
There is but four feet of water over the
shoal places between Cairo and Evans
vile.
Another meeting will be held at Gin
cinnati tomorrow to renew efforts to
secure the abolition of the wharfage sys-
tenn at that port.
The Magenta has been towed to Cairo
by the Indiana, fearing the Ohio might
haonpno too lou, 60 oI1o,u tha,,, +s, oo,,a
out Of that river.
A Pittsburg telegram of the 10th says.
John Mclaughlin, q well-known pilot,
was buried to-day and his funeral was
attended by number of pilots, while the
flags of steamers were displayed at half
mast as a token of respect to the de-
ceased
The Utah passed down after discharg-
ing here 962 bundles bagging, 545 barrels
-four and "a packages wooden ware.
The st. Joseph from St. Louis brought
s26 barrels -four, 500 barrels salt, 2Os
bags corn, SO bales hay and good mis-
oellaneous list.
THE $. @. DAY SUNK BELOW GAINES LAND
ING-B0AT AND CARGO TOTAL LOSS.
The sternwheel steamer S. c. Day,
which left here on Friday last with 1923
sacks Of oil cake and l57 plows for New
Orleans, struck hidden obstruction on
Sunday afternoon and sunk in forty feet
of water at a point just below Gaines
Landing, about $50 miles below this city,
and will with her cargo prove a total
loss. The boat was owned by G.. C.
Everdon, her commander, and valued at
S4O0O-uninsured. The cargo was in
sured as we understand, in New York
and Liverpool. The entire crew es-
capped to the shore in safety.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-09-20


A New AND HEALTHFUL ARTICLE OF
FooD.-The Sea Moss Farine, manufac-
tured from Irish Moss, by the Rand Sea
Moss Farine Co., has been placed on our
table at different times, and proves to be
one of the best, most nutritious and
easily-digested of all the farinas now in
use, 1t is palatable to the taste, is lighter
and less compact than any other farlna,
and hence better adapted to weak stom-
achs, to dyspeptics, to invalids, and all
persons of frail constitutions. In cases
where tapioca, sage, barley, corn starch,
maizena, and similar articles are benef-
cial, the Sea Moss Farine is not only a
substitute, but has advantages which
neither of them possess, because the
main ingredient of the moss has been
considered by medical men for many
years as having invaluable remedial
properties. 1t is particularly recon-
mended for pectoral affections, scrofu-
lous complaints, diarrhea, etc.-EditOr
Halls Journal Of Health. l6eod
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-09-20

These rates are to go into effect Sep
tember 26. A resolution was also adopted
that cotton so compressed as to admit of
loading Is, 600 pounds or over in car a
deduction Of FIVE per cent from these
rates will be allowed consignees. the
loading Of cars Of the starting point to
be accepted as a rule for the shipment
to its destination.
Saturdays ST. Louis Democrat gives
the feeling Of the general market at St.
Louis as follows;
Flour continues dull and unchanged.
Wheat is qnite 6rm. though not brisk.
Receipts are liberal in corn there vas
a fra feeling for choice white. bat other
grades we're in light request, and the adj
vantages Of the market wholly with the
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RIVER, BUSINESS, MISCELLANEOUS,

RIVER, BUSINESS, MISCELLANEOUS.
The river continues to swell slowly al
this port and Cairo. The total rise here
to noon to-day will be about feet. The
total rise at st. Louis is over feet, and
the river is stationary at that port, but
declining at Quincy and above. The
Missouri is rising at Kansas City, also at
Sioux City. The Ohio is falling at Louis
vile, about stationary at Cincinnati and
falling at all points above. The Cum
berland is declining, with 2S inches over
Harpeth Shoals. The Arkansas is de-
clining from Fort Smith to its mouth, and
has d feet below and 81 feet above Little
Rock. White river is stationary, with
a Pinch rise reported below Augusta.
Business at the levee is active to-day,
and indications are that iswill continue
so during the season. The arrivals yes
terday and to-day brought good trips.
The weather is clear and warm,
The Bertha, Edinburg, Louisville, J.
n. kellogg, Southwestern and Richmond
for New Orleans, and Utah for the Ar.
kansas, passed Cairo yesterday.
The Belle St, Louis LEFT st. Louis for
this port yesterday,
The Elliott Line steamer Legal Tender
goes out to-day at five pm. with the U.
S. mail for all points on White river
through to JacksOnport, connecting there
with light-draught packets for points on
the upper White river, and at Devalfs
Bluff with the train for Little Rock
The Legal Tender has superior passen
ger Accommodations, and is q fast sailing
packet Captain John Elliott commands
Joe Elliott is chief, and Billy Miller
second clerk,
Tho Thos. H. Allen, Clay Rice COM
manding, is now at the wharf, loading
and will depart tomorrow evening for
the Arkansas.
The St. Joseph. Captain Corbett, is
the regular line steamer for Cairo and
St. Louis, leaving at pm. to-day.
James Mulkey, late clerk Of the S. c.
Day, died at Helena on the 10th instant,
Of congestion Of the brain.
The new and elegant sidewheel packet
A. ]. White viii depart al Eve pm. this
day with the Z. S. mail for Helena,
Friar's Point and all intermediate land
ines. The White is a neat steamer, has
excellent passenger accommodationsand
is speedy. Her officers are George Ma
lone, MASTER Charles Smither, Henry
Mather and Charlie jackson, clerks.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-09-20

To CITY MERCHANTS AND TRADES
MEN.-The Southern Farmer, which is
circulated into nearly 10000 farmers
families, is making up its city page OF
cards for the October number. Cards OF
one square inserted for three months for
only s.. A word to the wise, etc.
CT NJ. w. PHILIPS, 36l Main.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-09-20

CLOSING SALE.-Vance a Co. have re-
moved their wholesale stock of millinery
goods to 255 Main street, and are now
Offering great inducements 70 the trade
as they are anxious to close their bust
ness within sixty days. 80
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-09-20

The CIRcULATION.-It was a wonder.
full discovery, that of Harvey, when he
proved the circulation of the blood.
Modern science has moreover shown
that all the fluids of the body are per
petually in motion. 1t seems singular
that a wiry-looking material like hair
should have its birth and life in one Of
these fluids, and yet It is known to
almost every one that the hair is nour-
ished by little glands, which in turn are
supported by fluids. Whatever causes a
vigorous circulation of the fluids causes
by induction, vigorous action of the
glands and vigorous growth of the hair
and with this object in view, Louisiana
Creole Hair Restorer combines within
itself two ingredients which have an
especial action upon the circulation
stimulating it and melting it to heal:hful
action. Applied to the head, Louisiana
Creole Hair Restorer will prevent the
hair from falling out, induce a new
growth of healthy hair of the natural
color and revive such of the old hair
that has remnant of life left in it. For
sale by all druggists.