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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-05-06
Olive Logan's Lecture ON " Girls

From Louisville Courier-J ournal, 30th ult.J
Miss Olive Logan delivered her lecture
on Girls last night, the girls being
very cleverly used as sugar-coating OF
the woman's suffrage pill which Miss Lo-
gan would feign have us swallow. Her
appearance was rather stylish, her toilet
unexceptionable and her manners easy
and graceful. The intonation of her
voice was pleasant her English good,
and her delivery natural and at times
conversational. Under the general title
of Girls Miss Logan gave US the dear
creatures in every style, and drew some
very graphic and clever sketches Of them
as they appear "behind the scenes.
The matter of her lecture, as far as its
descriptive element and moral tonewent,
was good, and at times witty, digressiye,
colloQuial and pathetic. She took the
" Fashionable Girl to pieces and
showed in a very racy and amusing way
what that bundle Of affectation and lover
of dress is made of. The Beautiful
Girl was equally as eleyerly handled,
and the dangers of relying upon mere
beauty alone pointed ont, while its ad-
yantages we're fully shown The sort
of girls called sweet, the kind Miss Lo-
ran never sees but what she wants 20 40
inst what every man would like to do
q take them in her arms and kiss them
were very nicely and effectively dis
eussed After drawing picture Of the
popular idea Which prevails Of the
z Southern girl Miss Logan paid a glow
inc and feeling tribute TO the heroism,
spsrit. heart and fortitude ofthe South
ern girl during the var The rwoman-
" rirl. whom Miss Logan describes as
fhe ayo,ii 4 .f the men at present, was
then discussed, aud the vomaslygiFfs'
antipathv'to notoriety and Indifference
10 the privileges of the ballot ironically
described. In Miss Logans opinion,
What men call, womanly gfrl y is
raiber 4 astaby-pamby creature, who
does not realize tie necessity Of z sxtend-
Ing woman sphere through suffrage
ana competing with men in the probes
sions hui prefers remaining IS she Is,
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INSURANCE.
MASONIC MUTUAL
T. jfe Assurance Association,
.sI9 OF MEMPHIS. TENN. 1907
n. ,ora,;ve and Purely Mutual - Charter
Oo-2l ,natral-Toreyer Exempt from all
Taxes by the Laws Of the State.
q 1900 FOR S1oi

s12 MAKES YOU A
X, me, nber NJ the Assoeiation-i. e. $40 for
no1;cvs III meoi oical examination fee, and II
ppons;n,oe Mt fee aid 81 payable yearly IN ad-
,,once fors ofiice a, .penses. ON the death OF
'a, her m assnssr ,ent of 50 is levied on every
surViyine member. which is the amount paida pda
10 the widow or ben enclary OF tue ~
member thirty days b. sing ktsn II When
he Assoclation numbe n several thousanIsn
thev viii bse ciassed accor, ing to ages. VIZ: All
hat Ire ares Of 15 n, I'd 25 years in one
class and All between q I'd % years IN az an
other. and so on up to IS yea q. WI sn1Sh = o0
limit; and every class to be IA, " vartb o,r
members. then each policy VII, sl M ~ gnis III ~
worth double the number Of doll VI. w A. 4 AVN ~
are members of the class and at ue iaos o
a member tlre surviving members on shAs.se1o me I'm
only are asse ssed the S2 The policy zee oi slo,
or the greater portion Of It, is made s.nAims nr
fund to provide for the delinqueneles " - ~ ~
bgrs: and said fund IL loaned on inteI
interest accruing therefrom, after deI h,,id
The expenses, coming back 10 the policy uolu-
ers as dividends. The advantages over NJ
dinerv Life Insurance Companies are ANy
nanics can break il: the fees are so small, ant
reauired to be paid at such long intervals, that !
any and every man can secure 70 ms fanny /
competency upon his death. This Company
~ moi restricted to members Of the Masonic |
fraternity. " =; tpnhptNH' ~ ~ sLSs"
NFa .H II. g. TRADER, Treas.
BoAepoF DrREcToRs-Hon = Scruggs, OF
Messrs Scruggs 4 Duncan; A Vaecaro, Esq. OF
Messrs A Yaccaro Co; ! staniop, oi f.an
Hatchett: ed Picket. jr. attorney at law, eS
uRaon HoDeEs. NJ. D.. Medical Examiner.
Office No. 80 Madison st. 1e-iu1
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qsAil tsd a sarnt y 80 it AltAt
1uf llh .uraI HiqmsK ..seA i " i9s4
islissiiafIi ia .ricid p sodflo fle lirld -
ia8fi aai II Dsi yak b s1l di cfi %
III. s5da apfaet 800
.dl 10 sfa3sHf is faHel1l fA loaalonl54
aac iaqisisiH Gao lasqgt hDs sdonaiagt
gqa3 atari4 la4ei liaHNHt
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The Earl of Dudley, who lately bCughf

The Earl of Dudley, who lately bcaghf
AZ the San Donate sale. for. $50, 600, the
one hundred and thirty pieces which are
an that remains Of the celebrated Sevres
dinner service made for Cardinal kohan.
of ofMarielAntoineite-diamond- necklace
celebrity. il one Of the vsSlthiest men
m England. Dudley Houseis surpassed
nv feE in Iondon, in Worcestershire the
Farl has an immense estate, purchased
for upwards of g 500. 900 from the late
Lord Foley. whose family had possessed
n Tor centuries; and in the district called
Hthe black country IN stahSEdshire.
he has mineral property from which he
draws A. enormous, bat somewhat huctp-
stiua income. he married secondly.
'three or four years ago Lady Mordaunts
sis,er. Who is considered the most beau
tifnlofsrThoulas Mme1sf , dauEhterz.
LADY Dadieys diamonds arr supposed
- L. the 6nesr possessed by any peeresf,
M az said 10 be eclipsed ~ thefe q .
greas Manchester cotton broker.
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THE ONEIDA.
A Divers visit to the sunken Ship.

A Divers Visit 10 the SuhAeh SNIP
The Kanagawa correspondent Of the
Sacramento Union gives a thrilling ac-
count Of the dangerous but successful
effort of Charles Lougee, who, in subma-
rine armor, succeeded in reaching the
wreck of the Oneida, which lies at the
depth of l23 feet water, After sound
ing, it was ascertained that the deck OF
the Oneida was 105 feet beneath the sur
face of the bay, Eight strong men were
detailed to keep the air-pump constantly
In motion, as the. life of the intrepid
driver depended on their persistent
effort; the men becoming fatigued,
showed signs Of remitting their labor,
when the brother of Lougee exclaimed,
Great God You will murder my
brother; his life depends on you keeping
that pump constantly in motion; stop
again at your peril " The men perse-
yered, and the experiment became q sue
cess On reaching the surface the diver
handed Minister De Long sword and
laoouered box taken from the wreck as
An earnest Of his success. He repre-
sented that for the first seventy feet the
sun gave excellent light, and the water
was Clear, aa9 although for an instant
his supply Of air wss once checked, he
reached the deck Just astsgE the mizzen
mast Having examined the side OF the
shin he ascertained that she was. cut
from the mizzen rigging lat an angle of
40o1 across the whole stern, her timber
far below the water line, crushed and
broken, the Captains csslp cut in two,
tie Wheel and steering gear eii carredd
away. and. in fact, the whole side aad
end Of the ship stove in or cut away,
The ship is heading southwest, sits up,
right on the bottom, and is making sand
slowly. Lougee believes tbst Il would
he impracticable to raise the shiB, but
that the splendid battery, personal ct
fects etc. can be saved if the Govern
ment sees proper By this survey, adds
the correspondent, the testimony OF the
I; ving is verified and the memory of the
Ins,i without a stain, for the positions OF
ibe sh;p as found, and the positloF OF
.ntb the Oneida and Bombay, a. testified
u nv the navigating officers, show that
Il rs ;mwossible for the Captain OF the
Rombav 10 have seen the red-light OF the
Oneida and that the order of port
vonr helm" by Captain Eyre, was wrong,
md the "starboard, hard a-starboard /.
of Master Yates was right lir - "
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4 IQH III II a
HDA .7IHr no


nm" , \
Ladies awaiting the arrival OF those -o.if1 15
French English Piques and Marselles, .lis'o d
are respectfully notified of receipt Of q,gls
same. These, together with line Of very ss.'''
elegant embroidered Grenadines, contribute ii, AZ
largely to already wellestablished attrac- tii
tions embraced n Dress Goods Depart ,,s,f.a
ment A visit to Coils, 267 Main, will repay .ig
=, any wanting fashionable Dry Goods. se4
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DISSOLUTION.
Notice ofDissoIution

UyHE C0PARTNERSHIP HERETOFORE
Il existing between g. NJ. Anderson, Georre
Reed and \. Buckham. under the frm
name Of Anderson. Reed 4 Buckhan, IL this
day dissolved By mutual consent; q. NJ. An
derHon retiring from the ffm. 1he business
viii be continued AZ the old Eiand. 80 Front
street. b. George Reed aad J. 4. Buckham.
under the firm name Of keed a Bnckkam. uhe
are alone authorized y use the name of The
late firm Ia settlsEent, aud 10 whon al killE
against the iAte frm uiil be Fresenicd for set
tlemeut g.. ~. ANDERSON.
GkOR6E REED.
So J. I. BCCkHAM.
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The 2.45 pm. train from Memphis leaves
daily. The 100 a. m. train leaves daily except
Sunday. Since the completion Of the Ohio
river bridge at Louisville, the omnibus and
ferry transfer at that point is avoided.
Sleeping cars run through on the 2.5 p. m.
train from Memphis to Louisville, connecting
day cars, running through from Louisville to
Philadelphia and New York without change:
Berths. sections or state-rooms can be engaged
in through cars to New York at Ticket Office,
2371z Main street.
Trains connect for Nashville and st. Louis
as follows:
Leave Memphis. 2.45 pm. 400 am.
Arrive at Nashyile-...... 900 am. 500 pm.
st. Louis.......1O.00 pm. l2.OO pm.
Ticket Office. 2371S Main street, near Jeffer-
SON; and at Depot, head Of Main street;
J. +. BOYD, Superintendent;
JAS. SPEED, Ticket Agent. 9-62-t
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rwo ExPREss TRAINS DAILY.

TWO EXPRESS TRAINS DAILY,
This is the only line from Cincinnati to New
York under one management the only line
from Cincinnati 10 New York without break Of
Gauge the only line whose trains run through
TO New York without change; the only line
running coaches through without using COM
promise wheels; the only line running Palace
Broad Gauge Coaches through without change.
nzT If you desire prompt time and certain
connections, finest scenery on the continent,
most comfortable cars in the world most mag
nifcent dining halls and ample time for m eals.
and the safest. best, and most eomforta bic
route-gO TO New York by the ERIE AND AT
Tickets by this line for sale at all Ticket
Offices through the South; n
WM. r. BARR,
Gen' Passenger Ag't, N. Y.
W. b. SHATTUC.
Genl South'n Ag't, Cincinnati, Q. I2-9
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-05-06

Chancellor second Chancery Court.
| hereby announce myself a candidate for
Chancellor of the Second Chancery Court OIL
Memphis. [tel q. A. HANSoN.
EDWIN NJ. YERGER is the Democratic
Election May 26, 1870.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-05-06

ma. c.uc,uy 4, prepared % transact een,,
- Firs eri Nafins Insurance business. ana
soiicitl The patr0nage q ne oustnes' eSnF ~
a1ity. .UN
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TANNouNcEMENTs.
Attorney General.

W. ara authorized to announce LUKE e.
WRIGHT (the Democratic nomineel as a can
didate for Attorney General of the Criminal
Court. 10
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The Mississippi Valley
INSURANCE COMPANY,
OF MEMPHIS 81
CAPITAL, s3OO,OOO OOl

F.s. DAVIS. President
J.R, sTEBBINs. Vice President, i,
CHAs. W. SCHULTZ. Secretary. ll-J y
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-05-06

Chancellor First Chancery Court.
EDITOR LEDGER: Please announce meas an
Independent candidate for Judge OF the First
Chancery Court of Shelby county. o
te T. S. AYRES.
ROBERT j. MORGAN is the Democratic
nominee for Judge of First Chancery Court.
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Shipping.

4 NCHOR LINE PASSAGE TICKETS
to aud from any Railway station In Great Dr.aa. Ir.
land, Norway. sweden. Denmark. Gcrmanv, H)l,1i,
Iesinm and the United states, BY steamers SAILING
AT LOWEST CURRENCY RATES
D'"''' HESDERsoN BROTHERS.
7Bcwing Green.
FOR LIVERPOOL And QuEENsTOwN.c
to sa as 10 IIsS: " -''''
Cy ., nrSok,yIs sainra4y, Oct nmsP.M
En-, Ga ll1'raD luedst, No,. la ilN
and cacn .aocscd;nE saturday and alternate Tuesday
''N"' ~ w. HATES ON PASSAGE.
sTERhAGss.".....;sDGua,sS . sSa
lcar; can 6s bough here Al tiate ratss " per!
For JUN 3 xasS q one c0TPss 9ca
F0oRs LIvERro2L fya s 9q.,1,Ovvp GsEFyyig
HLSfERN STEAM tOHfASY viii Y dcspsch o one d
'n' q tyS eS"S GS ogs. from
MANHATTAN. tant. FORSYTH ....oet .. at 2X Z. Y.
MlNNESDI Can't W II ner1y....N ~. at r.
lhNh2 Capt, rnce nee ;....,......."Soy q ats p. y
GuL0RApo CAPT William. Nov e. at +. n
wlSCoNslN. Cant, treeman,,,,,..Nov. 80, n u NJ
CsSH PS',se ~ gS9 storage passage toce'
For freight or 'A2%H EiEif'sSSH 'SP Eyjfos cs wall .
NAT2l$o ttl tlSE 4 ST SSJTtkIAsn .iSasf
E rtY S;9fss aia SSISri6S y o.
Cabin passage. SIS and tC5 currcnc,
caaa a;is Liverpool 81 SnGIssS,
Londonderry and H6IHHsi63nT 81 ,! currency.
s c1en Psr'sse SIS ard z, sS5I:0s,
ices Ss ' y dyn"9 Il 81 GSS s"g.
STEAM TO QyFENsTowN AND LIVER.
- ros s,ey Wednesday l3yr;G. Ard S.9Si'
FhHA Aa,. 49,. Saturday. October
Rrctorsl.
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llnblir sloturs.

(uIH on NEW YORK, DEPARTMENT
Nor fINNNt T., tutCau Ui ui1 IuCtiyer OF lax =
1yui ,l.u.c, ILk, - Ihnmpcrs IT,, OCI ~ liO.-NO.
1lLE ~ lama Flin.- ,OilCC I, Hereby gwen that
lne Assoc menl os ut tax HOOKS on real ana pCrso nal
estate aud individual haIehnlders Of bank ptock Tor
the ltAr 1870 haze boel drlycltl To aud that ali
tahth are Low dua And latA hi' ut thiS once.
lhl ment thereof can be made between the hour, OF
30, A. ana y NJ deduction. u The ratio Of per
oeilt POI anhum calculated 0m the date OF payment
TO the lat day Of DecambeI viii bo maas on All taKas
PAD prcyioub lothO ist Of November
BARN ARD SMYTH, Receiver.
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.,...-.-..... 9suocOu.
- s r s " #,
A SrhOlOGER MANS is no clauyoyanl or
~ ~ lutbl, thuu9n IRON scientific pTHCluics hr
reNths que events OF your whole lilo ~ ,uc iht his
nnuqIs look WIN dlnlzhg wonder lie causes speedy
Wnll hgcs sooner Wan any one hyug. 81 anna nv a.
between llh and I'm ~ Ladies Hu4 gonls SOC 10 s.
A sTROLoGl ~. -MADAM MORROW. seventh
~ uhughcr, born WIN veil ana git to tel the
even your very tlDu ,hE can do al you wish No gouS
ladloh " Dents ia East Houston 81, O"ow lstay
/ OOk HERE no GHmDug.-Mad. ROSS telis
everything. the name Of the one you marry md that
obe' ybltor causes speeIJ marriages brings together
marry 49, West iist st. between Broadway and III ay
MADAME JONES, Fortune TciIor-She ba. no
Nl equal 4 Thompson a. Ladies. 6oo. senA o..
MADAME WISE. Medical and Busnesa Car
uA voi AM. ta Webt tyth 81. near 9Th Az,
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X,aal Jlotusa
SUPREME COURT.

SUPREME COURT.
oerncn and Commonay Of the CHy Of New Yolk
TO THE EXTENDING OF
westerly 70 West street by wdenln; Robinson .tr
'ese place + IL T TiiE tGiifffY OF NEW YORK.
We. the undersigned Commit s,on er, II estm,tsa ad
as'Tssm,Gt Ia the aboye.enuted matter, hereby glU
Of al hoGss .nd lots aud improved or unmpr1vel
fmds an ctsi therehy and WHO may be opposed y tue
~ n.1hat we nave completed our estimate AMI a.
sons wiose Interests are arecl ed thcfcby ami Who may
be opposed to the same do present ti3Ir oJcc on, 10
GolSaS. Esg W EharMai Al nv once Of Re CON
mhslOnes, 20. 3! Nassau street (IOom No l2) The
S q rev norH. on OF before thc I'd day OF sepIcp
hs,r srent, tosctncr with the maps, IN aO 4 Ihs
amlayls, cs mates and other docuIh which were
ESoisd IN H. &c oihes Of tge Department o. Puzzle
TAG 9Th day OF October. A u $50
tThirdai hat ne llm' embraced BY me assessment
o. parcels OF Land situate, lying, an Dels sad cty.
ana bou ded % ana lnGlule AMI c'l'Anei wtu I9s
cay DCgianin2 az the Gola OF inter- e5n II nc
uenIe nc OF Chamber, sir'st 10 lae cen're me OF
centre line IL Hudson src 10 Tue centre nae OF Canal
sen street tn nee wesicry al5nS tnS o'ntf, me Of
ho2oeen street to the centre uco Nc street te,eo
cgatlc ln3 ct E,cior srcc thence clstcry ~ no
~ 10 nc cETtre ne % i,to ..e,. ~, l'I
u son street ana t'cnH sIuthrriy along the c,ntrs
NM OF HUDSON street to thr pOiut place begin
Fourth. hat our report herein will he pree ted TO
ga Tim ,9iTe Il to be he'd oy The lonoIabG Goor;o
g. hGrnntn, Jpslicr IN the new Court llous', q ne
SIgeL iay a. re- C%nenns OF ne Gout M aay
eel can bS heard thereon anutoa viii DC mai la. TOO
tail roport connrn d.
Dated New iSFs HiP Il eSLlE fdF%s
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60Hooo auO Cont

Wt So uGr chGldrOu, delivered inmed Atcly n
" Any patt % the rty. Oli0rs Dy mail promptly at
tended TO CHhrsEli 4 DUHNs, ~ Wost ism 81,
(WIiE 100 oDadron, delyeredi best quality
one iai cheaper than coal Manhattan Qls WORKS.
l5N ~ ana Az SMl RI.
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STEAMBOATS, nno Railrouos.
ERIB RAILwAY.-TRAINsL EAvR DErors
~ FOOT OF CHAMBERS ST. AND FOOT on az

4 4 l sPg{ & NSsllIA6has sf AND f0of 81 81
$sB 4, KS i; f. Nc
%ifh sEtEfSqr SSohNClIFssS ,v R2ss
E2 GSHc IT, scWkfyELISG MP AL
2 n IEHE Eh2 2A IVY TF SSHE S9 IL
kS?GH afSRkSr fGRiiESattgpa y hsp oa IS
casG. r?T S ISr' n s ana ,M,T % A NJ and
FER hidd d 0vI and wsya!s,1 p n ca =, ~
ESf ofSScours and way Wy. az a. $50 H. cd st. .sI
81, FY.Nsye9rsa and WAY, SsAiN' $50 and anP.M
SS i. Az Theatre Tfain. 'Iiso I. " c5d.I. :iiPWi5
o hsr .a Iii IFS tsd 9T go su 81, 90
sS% S6s s,p De9otat oS, 1918 A ~" nM' 'hst
$Sssa;if and Iiissas from ',a. p,ps,
From Sas%pSs;, st. Depot JAN. ii Nj tiiS iiS
&lsn2q' So Mas isG5 81 sp 91'ss
@ GIS %5 ) and US H. sauSia DI' oS,
Tickets Tor passage and for Apartments in Drawn,
boom and sleeping Cosehe, can be obtained, and or
eI e. The conPanSs olcc, az 20 sad'5i DrSa Ig.T
Sos Fulton st., BOOK yn Deros loot q q sm nbI
p9a !02S e "a Ssr !; EsE TTSsiS
tbs principal hotels. -
wM. n BARR, General Passenger Agent
ID RUcKER, General Superint endonL
MAY 2 1871.
'Daly. For nAcKen.sck onlv. tror rlermont only.
Two THE SEA SHORE DIRECT.-sAy Harbor,
East amp lon. Brltge HluDton. Dgue. Wc,lI amp.
ton, per Long IL aud Ia roni from james slip an Slh
81. fern y, 5 A NJ. ana $3.50 p NJ.
Al a. NJ. Grcenport Sag larOor, aid ca Shore.
10 \. NJ. North Fort Huntington. AMI way stations
u M, Hampstead. and way stations.
tons Tr
4sO, North PorI Exp. stopping at princip, station.
$50 T. NJ, Nor1n Port, Huntington. Hampstead, ani
al way stations.
G:3l n, North 1sp. and way stations
All trans connect WITH branches to Hampstead. Glen
Cove Locust valley, horth Port &c Sc
lNcusion tickets. good for three days, TO all point
Oh the road. SIS.
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IsT OF LETTERS Crshil.h.< Tue.d.yr s.d Tdsys
~ manur N. Nv rof City Pa, omcsl corns Il Nss.,s ~
Cedar FRIDAY, Oct a. 1870. AL fot "Advertssd let
" the Published socortag lag
The paper having the LArr., Circulato..
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professional GarOA.
Aslrolcgr,

nR. DFHNUT, 40 Blccckrr st, iaio Of rari.
- turts ~ compliant, OF ID tn scNcs also ali in
uhOIltrs hllYons dcblllty. &c. GnAfEe low.
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GllatRntous
-
hIVORGPS legally obtained dcserlion &c ,ufI
~ Clrnt CaIC no publicity no charge m adYnno 81
advice Tree, NJ. mousse, Attorney, rs Nassau ST.. Y
MOCKING bird FOR SALR.-A chance for
I'VE party desiring n nrst-clAss (cmA'cd) sing
handsome cage sc. Can be seen ~ l5l oouth st. cor
Pecx clip,
IIOH RALE-A secondhand hotel range. the Lead.
! or. No. " In good orlOr. Grant uOu,e, d Now
BowerY
IIOR tALE-A billiard table. marble bod a raro
u cn'nce. ApP'yAib WaycrlcT place ior days.
SAND ale cheap southwest corner cauroh aud
- Thomas SIS
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JAMES H. COLEMAN
JOuN SCOTT. Commissioners
WALTER ROCHE.

SUPIttME CDURT,-lp the DlatttJol tlr .prii.
-, 100 81 lat Mayor, dumcA AM Community 81
INC cry OF sew YORK relative tn the Hudlng 81 luTk
place Wo'tcry to Wet street. nv wId'lns l;'H non
stftel on tho npUhcTly and sOulhrlly silc~ url-nL
YORK.
Not ce II hereby gwen that IN" hill Of thc COSTS
Charges aud expenses incurcl bY reason OF ~ pro
cegdlnssln we above entitled matter viii o. presented
Tor lhAnion 10 TIE Honorable George O. BHiuHfl ONs
OF the JustccH OF the supreme Count IN IN" Court
Ioutc At NE Ctj Hal In the city OF Sew Yuk uu TIE
Olh DAY of tcobcr $50 at 10 Clock IN the forenoon
JANE ~ COLEMAN
lOllN SCOTT Comm. s0utrs
WALLER ROCHE
Dated New lurk, October ~ 40
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Gg, durt.

%, durt.
OCTORER MEETING
PREMIUMS. $500.
FEST DAY.
For all hors RAJ G oTIG netaT oca better than
three mnucs $50 the nrsI $40 10 iSc second So
RG T.I New YG.k, Amanda Park formerly JGe,'
ni NSa srSu sSSH br Independent. by
Hsmbetonlen. dam by American Star, -
hH%EsS; FyS;S.;%oea S5:% f%%asI M s
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Pierce Hayden, West Tlnshn;, br. Z. 81 I. Drenn,A
ST %s: FS%sSsiG$a i Ii S,, -.
IL l.. Fleet, &. &. ST. Elmo.
Purse s &c szBld Pay AZ MI.
,wrpy ffs s7FaG 5Sf e Ii ~ .. 1870.
,i sSm n ,S day,.9 go Tor nors nat never beat geo
\ Ei{Ss@ SJ Ssr xxx siS %rSs.' ' IN, ~ .'',a
( Ssai%eSE fics,seo5 fsr$; 3 s, Dsv,a b5nnor
G. Hil, Albany g'g' W H. Taylor
THIRD DAY.
90 For 20, 9Ss' 91 az SSgG so1 ;5' stO $40
a%&g'SgiS Si Star Independent b.
q. ltuesdalc New Jersey. e.. g. Lottery.
j Rogelt, Fleetwood br. m lownal Mare
! Murphy, Flee wood br, z james n. Coleman.
dSs SySasS N%!tfaGaas$ 'Sns' a GH%'B 2Isan,n
Z. H. lila T. PHILADELPHIA, b.. Lincoln.
WE Mecks IonkeTs. OlG. &. Eight Dolls
III, L. Fleet, &. 4. St Elmo.
SAME DAY.
NO 5-PUl,SE or 81 000
For horses that beat 239, SI0) 10 tho lr roo
TO the tecou d 500 TO the tn I'd. ~ w.
W " BOrst, New YORK, =. IN, Josephine.
II, j. Beach, &. T. Jacg
A, O. Mhi-Son New IorH. blk g. Frank.
j LOyett, New YORK., Or, T. Young bruno.
NJ, BaIroit, Now York, Ch. Z. George Smith
u. Pnior Long Island, h. m mo namel
J. logcrs, Fleetwood, br, m. pOwnIl Mare.
ID Mace, New York, br Z. flanE
DEOSPECT PANK FAIR GROUNDS
II iROrllNO MATCH fOR $500.
o. FRIDAY, oct -. Ht2P NJ.
Match, q, 900 mile heAts, hest In 5, 70 wagons
Rudd DODle names b. m. Goldsmith Maid.
w H. BOrst names Dr, a. George Wakes,
Goo ! Gay aIl tTArk,
hAtrflH KALBFLElsCH. President
II. o. REID. Secretary,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-10-21

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yAkERY forfGle cheap in Brooklyn doing good
. > eHh hrsinessi ownol having business In another
MWDttc aM''" 10 o. ]" p'N""NNN' Wv 'H'~ No ''''
IlON FACTORY for sale with long lease en-.
- ghe hohei and fixtures included. Inquire al
J. oa'la,t, ~ Rondont on Of Tie hest business
HPGy to {" VIZ WoF S@S, New Y ark conditions
FOR SALE-Hngne AMI necessary IN .clinery f1r
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nn"ry and stationery store has a barroom con.
neced win IL owner IA going 70 Europe. 60 Grand at
E1R .sALE,,Tne .,ocH 900 buslae, Of leather
nj % htidaal ~. Brooklyn.
or SALE chcap-Completc get Of nulcher's az
py a. cSrSr OF t,n 49, Ge an, nIIs 'ca'e' &C. Ap
h"o3 forenoon.
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y hc"'t 'hl ana rontc, mr. elo) liODtnaY
INnn SALE. ON account of departure. thu grocery
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tnhh "a tEI,A grocery store with stock aad hI-
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'EWb phACKsSSMIriiS.- 70, .alo .hop tools.
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