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BR0OM'S OPERA ,-.-- isi5 u
Jefferson strse4E. ON EOSDAY,
cuAaH.H BnOOs5TH, 1870.

EUGENE =. Coz.
Prof FRANZ. r. D.-SecOnd Chancery COur
-7-llfefby county, Hugh L. Brinkley S. 4
gp-I. GlissOn.
III Dy virtue of an interlocutOTy deQFfsflui
II ID in this cause I Will sell Al r4iale art
: ton. TO the highest bidderst. o:i ros: anime
n | Clerk and Master office oS1 nelouys
u .,-rr fsor,-f ~ ssI,,sIl1y I,l.s3x2s. 81 apf7
! I Rfeunr,l,fss
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Attachment Notice.

Rhine vs.. VIM IL. Isom.
A FFIDAVIT having been made and bORd
n given and attachment having been Is
sued as required by iaW in attachment cases,
and the same hs~ lg been duly returned,
served by garnishAIent, etc, and defendant
not found:
It is therefore ordered, That the said defend
ant VIM II. Isonl, appear before me, at my Of
fiee, in the city of Memphis, Shelby county,
Tenn, on the llth day Of July, 1870, and maze
defense to said suit, OF the same viii be tried
exparts; and that copy of this order be
published in the Memphis Appeal once
week for four consecutive weeks.
s. A. MOORE, ]. p.
June II IgTO iel2
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Sherif's Sale of Real Estate.
saturday, sOth Day Of IuIY. Is7o.

IN front OF the Sherlh's ONCE, in the Green
law Opera House building on Second Street
within legal hours, proceed TO sell, 10 the
highest bidder, for cash, the following real
estate, to-Wlt: oertata house and lot, lying
and being in shelby county. state OF Tens
nessse, In the city OF Memphis, and bounded
as follows: Beginning az point in the south
lne OF Madison street 81 feet inches west OF
street, and being the northwest corner OF the
lot conveyed to c, j, Selden by d. II. Town
send, on the 2iSt day OF June. 1858; running
lhencs eastWaFdly with the south line OF
Madison street 4i54 feet; thence sOuthwardiy
parallel with Main street about IS feet TO an
alley; thence westwardIy parallel with Mad
lson street 4l1s feet; thence northwardly par
allel with Nam street about 6s feet to the be-
ginning, levied ON as the property Of Q. ]
Selden TO satisfy said hera facias
ARGUS j. WRIGHT. sharify
By W. W. CoLEMAN, Deputy Sberiff sbaIbvr
county, Tennessee.
June %. lB70. ta2a
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NEW YORK, June 25.--Francis p.
Cutting, distinguished lawyer, died
yesterday.
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REMOVAL.

w w. LUsK. Agent OF SANDS CHICAGO
w ALE, has removed his DEPOT to No. "a
Adams street, GastOn's old stand He viii he
stand. is5S
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Fort PICKERING Pronarfv

TNHERE win be an adjourned meet - Z, 3,
Il the parties interesteddf ia late ar.ssrle
Col. Patterson in regafd TO the tax aal slelof
1854, at Assembly Hal, on .yFEf1fNI IL y
night, at O'clock ss. * f =
les JOHN League, %
MIssIssIrPE AEB TRaNEssrh m d.ae :.
BFe'Y AND THEAsuH EH b fEEs a.
- Memphi T3Rils3 fsIie ~ t1sl9
CtOUP0reas Of t1e6 y pef c8iiii dated
" bonds of enis CHff1PaiFy. itrsifsg ist
duly &59, vii be pata q Union and
Planters Bank os y - sl 5 4t aatnrlty.
! ArAtahcfI e. 4 <ez tboy one week.
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3 ~ 10 af0f'2 ADtlce.
& n a ld.l1hsd as administrator OF the
8. Il s4fs1tA 81 Pleasant Mosby, deceased, mo-
doe IS 4efeby given to ali parties indebted 70
'S&H estate 70 come sorward and MAKE pay
iaht; and those holnlng claims against Il TO
present them, duly anthepfseated, within the
tlma prescribed BY law.
eHAA q. DoREoN, IN. Admir-.
March %, 1870 mhlb
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FOREIGN SUMMARY.
Death Of an Eminent Surneon.

EDINBURG, June q. - Surgeon
Lyme, of the Edinburg University,
died here suddenly yesterday after
noon.
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Notice to Contractors.


O EALED proposals viii be received at the
y Engineers Office, Memphis, Tennessee,
until y M. on the LIST August, 1870, for the
graduation, masonry and superstructnre Of
bridges on the MISSISSIPPI RIvER RAILROAD,
between COvington and Ripley, about fifteen
miles. "A portion of the work is heavy and
worthy the attention OF contractors. Pro-
hies and specifications can he seen at the RE
gineer's Ofiice, 40 Main street, Mem phi te-oiloi
and after June s, 1870. JaexsS
THOS. II. MILLINfsis j. NJ Wi
ie2 Chief Eng. Miss. west with nor
.9et tn the sOut
~, S>otO street extende
me kusf. 1scEsOnstreet, ,theRce nor
&DtO street extended, the ca
sEg1<T> W. feet to a stake; themes ga
~ - Jackson and Broadway stree
$40 j. NJ. Wiliiamsons we
~ E-e southeast corner OF :
ts sold to Thomas 3. 81
Sd POstOn; thence soRtSeS7i /
s5eginning on north side Of Jacll,g u
containing a acres, more OF o. ksS4I
Also, a certain tract or pay5e- - !
a ated in the county Of - .--.-z--4l /
- Tennessee, about % =
city of Memphis, ~ sssk k3GERS-
viz: Beginning
. $,ii:s K < Is AS ): 9 s. CORMlNEE
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Louisville.

LogIsYJtfE, Jane G.-Bagging hrm. . n
ksmp ana dax, SOc. Cotton duU and easier.
middling, ls1zG Flour quiet IS Sol GTa1n
SSAeepO corn unchanged and nominal Corn
lower, u %. Provisions very quiet and nom
tlIlllly tIy uhcnansed. Whisky lower ase. To-
Daeeoi sales, II hhds.; rather firmar nriass
ranging 20 0O9lS for frosted 10 good leaf
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on account, 92s4. American securities sfeadv:
62,s, sO1s; lO-4O's, 67s4 65's, 80; CTS, So.
PARIS, June S.-Bourse firm at 72f So
LIVERPOOL, June H.-cOttOn firmer: mid
ding uplands, l09l01Sd; OIleans l05zO8lO3zd.
sales, l2,OOO bales. California white wheat
JUS 6dgi0S Sd red Western No. 2. IS 4da9s:
western -four, 24s Sd. Corn, No. mixed, 3ls
"a. Cheese, d6s. Bacon, 5es. Cumberlands
0A. Short-rib fine rOsin, i3s Sd,
a. FkANKFoRT, June H.-Bends closed quiet,
IlHAyRE. June z.-Cotton closed quiet and
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M MOBILE, June 2.-Cotton quiet and steady;
4S4 bales. stock, q, $40 bale4. 10
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GALVksroN, June H.-CottOn steady and
In fair demand. Good ordinary lGs[e Sales
800 bales. Receipts, 100 bales. stock. II. 81
bales. '
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CHICAGO, June H-FlOur dull. spring a,--
Iras, % 2oeg5 20. Wheat unsettled and irre9n
6Lr, Lar, closing at 81 e3h in store Corn. 7s7Se-
~ Afs, 0o1a5ilis. tsYe qulet, two cents low -
se--a II gh of thissy duI, SOC Tor No
iIIes esosing at 81 Tor iron bound
ErOF4Aiohs quiet aud Unchanged.
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Drouuht In Germany.

BERLIN, June H.-The drought
has been very severe through
out Germany. Advices from all quar-
ters report the crop prospect very
discOuraging.
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| SAVANNAH, June 6.-Cotton quiet. mid
| ding l624c sales 100 bales. Reeefpts ~ bales
exports - coasIWise, S57 bales. stock, I6,U9O
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CHARLESTON, June 9.-Cotton fat. mid
dnng lsc. sales, 50 bales. Receipts. 2BI bales
Exporls-ooastwise, 40 bales. Stock so
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will command, while Mr.. Sam c. Paine
will be found in the office. Auntie Bow
man will also be on hand to welcome the
lady passengers and make their trips
agreeable. pa , tilF1NHti
The Fleetwood has been compelled to
shorten her smoke-stacks sixteen feet to
allow of her passage under the railroad
bridge at Parkersburg.
The river editor of the Cincinnati
Times is responsible for the following:
The cotton crop is reported unusually
heavy. Three hundred and twenty-five
million bales. Our lower trade boats
will have fair amount of the staple to
handle the coming season." He is
posted certainly.
The Mary Miller enters the Evansville
and Memphis trade on Saturday.
A Cairo telegram reports the Anna a
total loss, having broken in two across
the log which sunk her. Very little
freight was lost, as most of the cargo was
on barge, and the water is only over a
small portion of her main decks, except
at the stern, which is in seven feet of
water. The log which sunk the Anna is
the same one which broke several tim
bers in the Florence Lee, short time
ago.
The bulls of the Potomac and Pine
Grove, burnt August 6, 1868, appear
three or four feet above water, opposite
Cincinnati. ~
g Capt. Dave Hukill left for st. Louis
yesterday by rail. He has been spend
ing several days with his brother-in-law,
Capt Charles Litherbury Gin Eng,
4th.
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~ rBroom,s Opera House. :

AHAo ASNF'F.f-fArto biPiot VI AvUluS 10
still in the ascendant; besides the regular
talented combination, there is Mr.. Chas.
L. Howard, Miss Ada Franklin and Miss
Helene DeVere. Broom will have the
best, regardless of cost; and tonight the
attractions will be greater than ever--the
startling and wonderful "blood-red writ
ing on the arm" will be performed by Mr.
Howard who has no equalFas prestidi-
gitateur, and MissHelene DeVere-every-
bodys favorite-will render several
beautiful and touching ballads, and this
lady combines in her single charming
sell, all the attributes to win and retain
Me indiYidpal attentioniof tie well-bred
public everywhere. Miss Devere is a
devoted worshipper of her exquisite art,
into which she infuses so much Of ma
lures simple grace, and she seems never
so fancy-free as when yielding, with in
imitable abandon, TO the impulses Of her
brilliant gehids, IN carrolling Some mel
liferous gem Of song. And then to see
Ben Wheeler in his fresh and original
Irish comicalities, is alone worth the
price of admission; and master Bennie--
the only rival to Lingard-he is the child
wonder of the 10Th century; and there is
the fascinating Miss DeCourcey; the
beautiful Miss Lula Cullum; the bewitch-
ing Susie Starr the entertaining Ada
Franklin, Lottie's celebrated footsteps
in the sand; and Miss Kate Perry, in her
character delineations; J. W. Berkeley,
as bones; Charlie Petrie, as tambo; the
indomitable German, as interlocutor.
Each and every one bright particular
star" Secure seats early. Mr.. Diboll
will be on hand to give you choice seats.
A hint to the wise is sufficient.
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The California Chinese are making
the most encouraging progress in civil
cation. Two of them fought a duel the
other day
The youngest judge in iowa is said to
be Judge Snyder, of one of the north
western districts, who is but twenty-five
years of age.
McGee's Park, in Kansas City, here
tofore thought to belong to the corpo-
ration, has been seized by Mrs. Camp
bell as her private property.
The sum Of SIS, 900 has been Subscribed
toward the erection of cotton and
wooden factory in Springfield, Missouri,
that is to cost 100000.
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BREyITIEs.

Six deaths occurred in Mobile last
Monday from yellow fever, as reported
by the Board Of Health. This shows an
increase Of the disease. Han sHeas
The ]. D. Danbury Fire Company No.
| will give their first annual bali at
Cochran Hall, Wednesday evening, 0cto-
Der &c. Tickets aid supper, three dol
lars. We hope the boys will have good
time. a.si n asif w AstH .fiff
1t costs SO so to carry a bale Of cotton
from Bolivar to New Orleans, distance
of four hundred and fifty miles, and
costs 50 25 to bring bale to Memphis
from Bolivar, distance of only sixty
five miles. This is outrageous, and the
Chamber of Commerce ought to be con-
WINGED to considerable subject. 8a
The Democrats of Hardeman county
assembled in convention at Bolivar
few days ago and failed or declined TO
make nomination for Representative,
but agreed to leave the matter to the
County Magistrates y These gentlemen
nominated one Of their own number, a
man who lives across The river and Is
said to be not the smartest man il the
county. The probabilities are that an
other candidate will be brought out, apd
. u w y =
Mr.. Harry Hill, a rising young lawyar'of
Bolivar, and formerly Of Memphis, is
spoken of in that connection.
A Lodge of Sorrow will be held to-
night by the Ancient and Accepted
Scottish Rite, at the Baptist Church on
Second street, near Adams. Eulogies
will be delivered on illustrious brothers
James Penn, H. B. Wood and d. A.
Williamson, deceased, by illustriops
brothers Hamilton Pike, A. Il, Frank
land and John Ainslie. The ceremonies
ofthe evening will Observation-Disclosures the
direction of Sovereign Grand Com
mander Albert Pike. Music under the
direction of Professor Winkler and the
Temple choir. The public are respect
fully invited to attend. rex rs
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The river Eese six. iR0heg.at Quiney on
the 4th inst, - ...-,.....


cotton and 473 sacks of cotton seed.
The j. s. Durham made one of the
quickest trios from Little Rock to Fort
Smith and back ever made, being out
only three days and six hours from that
port Apd was aground six hours of that
time. Ed. Rowland. her commsader
says he got aground in trying to land in
the midst of dense fog, or he could
have beat himself six hours, certain.
The towhoat Aid is at work fishing
out the locomotive and tender belonging
to the Shawneetown railroad, which
jumped into the river some weeks ago al
Cairo.
The loss by the sinking of the Anna
will be light she will be raised without
trouble. Capt. George W. Neare for the
underwriters and Capt James Bachelor
leave for her to-day Cincinnati Times,
Sd inst.
The Geo. W. Cheek came in at noon
with a good trip of people, 81 bales of
cotton and 10 sacks cotton-seed.
The gay steamer st. Francis is now at
the wharf, loading, and will leave at FIVE
O'Clock this evening for the bends,
Helena, Mariana and the cutoff, in
which trade She will continue, leaving
here on Tuesdays and Fridays at five
pm, until the water in the st. Francis
will permit her TO resume her old trade
in that stream, when she will depart
every Tuesday. She has during the
summer been reprinted inside as well as
outside; her staterooms have been re6t-
ted. a new and elegant carpet covers the
entire length Of the cabin, and many
valuable Improvements have been made (
both above and below. Her passenger
accommodations are not surpassed Dy /
any boat coming to this port from our
local trades, and as freighi-carrier she
is equalled BY but few. Capt Bowman
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BOOTS AND SHOES.
True EconOm my
II POUND IN THK
BOOT.

U,HB FIRST PREMIUM AT THE GREAT
4 ST. Louis Fair for 1883 was awarded % the
manufacturers Of this beautiful boot. Itcom-
bincs all the utility Of the sewcd boot VITA The
ton Il in this wise; instead Of peg. peculiar
shaped brass screw 4 driven into the sole ghea
damp, and smoothly and seearcly citnchcd.
thus holding the soles and uppvi- isfeihef 20
tight that they can never rip - give way.
They have all the smoothncss and elasuclty of
the EcWCd boot, and none ei the di.adfan-
taees attaching t. the pcrrcd boot. W ell
The perred boots. thus He furnish y1l With
someffinr that L indeed economist. We
have 4 fr,--h 1fock 81 al ki1ds of Poets ard
shoes for ladiea. rc4ts, niisses ard chi|drunf
80 fno line 0f shoe nrnamnnlr. uhlrh -
vii Ell AZ Wholesale ant retail.
JOS. J. lBtkIIf CO.,
81 ~ Aain sFssi.
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!, TmRD WARD SALOON, 80 Adams street,
kept by Henry Eshman, has always on
hand the best assortment of liquors,
wine and beer. The Third Ward Res
taurant, newly opened, 80 Adams street,
John Graham, proprietor. We recon-
mend those two well known gentlemen
to the community. 2st
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DoMNIoK MURRAY at the Memphis
Theater tonight appears as "Rody, the
Rapparee," supported by the principal
members of the st. Louis company. The
piece and the performance have both
been highlY extolled BY the press. !
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DoMIMcK MURRAY had another fine
house last night to witness his admirable
portrayal of Terrence Finnigan in the
domestic drama of 0onah' Engagement,
the subject of which is a fayorite here,
making description Of the plot I'M
necessary. We have only to add our oft
repeated assertion that Dominick Muir
ray is superb, no matter what he as
sumes. His eonsummate art which
oonceals art, sets him side by side with
jefferson. The farce Of the Benicia
Boy introduced Mr.. Murray for the first
time in broad faroe-though by no means
yulgar-which kept the audience in an
uproar for the space of twenty minutes
The company acquitted itself very well.
Mrs. Blake gave a very correct idea of
Oonah in the first piece In the farce
Mr.. Ellis was good, much better than we
have ever seen him do before. This gen
tleman is evidently pains-taking with all
he does, yet we could wish he would, as
one of our eotemporaries suggests, be a
little less stacy" The pedantic man
nerisms Of a past age should be allowed
TO slumber in merited oblivion, especially
while there are such models to copy from
as jefferson or Murray Tonight Dom
mick Murray gives US Rody the Rap
paree, an exciting and interesting drama,
trids bills. A good house is the rule
just now. sft
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SAINT FRANCIS, a;

T. R. Bowman. Captain. s. G. Paine, Clerk.
Will commence running regularly as above
DAYS and FRIDAYS, at p M, and continue
her trips to the above points until the water
raises in the st. Francis river.
For freight or passage apply on board or to
H. LARRY HARMSTAD x CO., Ag'ts,
3l-t MoabY Block. 3l4 Ernnt straet
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Having returned from Hot Springs, can
be found at his office, No. IL West Court
street. Office hours from 8 am. until
pm.
MEMPHIS, October /. 1870. 80
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
PUBLIC LEDGER OFFICE. /
MEMPHIS, Tenn, October 6, 1870. !


Nothing has occurred since our repor
of yesterday to indicate any change il
financial matters. The demand for dis
counts continue heavy, both at the bank
and upon the street; rates are 8 to II
per cent. per annum at the former ant
2 to per cent. per month on the street
Cotton bills are coming in to-day more
freely, and are taken at &c discount
Eastern checks are taken at par and
sold at tc premium. Scrips and loeal
securities are quiet and unchanged
County scrip is weak at zoe, and city
quiet Coo. Bank of Tennessee money
is dull and unchanged. Gold is pur-
chased to-day at ll2f for shipping lots,
and liz for small lots overi the counter
transactions this morning foot up to
$4,000 at that rate. The opening New
York price was 49, declined to ll2b,
again advanced to ll3, and at one pm.
had again fallen to 1923. Government
securities opened fraction better, with
a moderate demand.
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JOE LOCKE has frst-class news depot
at 1864 Main street, well Supplied at all
times.
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For White River.

Memphis and Arkansas River Packet Co.
White River Line = For Helena. Friar's
Jacksonport; connecting at Deyalls Bluff
with train for Little Rock and Hot Springs.
r. p. WALT, - Capt. W. ]. Ashford,
THIS ENTIRELY NEW AND g--
i elegant side-wheel passenger sllzziI ID
steamer. built expressly for this aS=<sszzzaas 4
trade. will leave as above SATURDAY, Oc-
tober Sth, at pm. HaF
For freight or passage apply on board or to
=, ", g. PATERSON, Agent,
30 No. Madison ST.. Stanton Block.
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COMMERCIAL

The steadiness Of the Liverpool and
New York markets stiffened the market
here somewhat, although prices we're not
materially changed. The sales reported
up to noon were about 325 bales, in lots
as follows: 55gbales fully middling, l4ie;
81 strict dos Aae; 40 bales low mid
ding and middling, l3ic-l4c for the
former and IA to l4ic for the latter
% shy middling at lac; strict do. at
l4l; good middling at l5c; 2 low do.
at l4c; 5 do. at lac; 8 shy middling at
l4c; 80 bales, comprising low middliug
and middling, at l33 to l4sc; middling
at l45c; and one let Of 45 bales, COM
prising middling and low middling, at
l4ic for the former and l3sc for the lat
ter, besides other smaller lots at about
the same rates, making the total sales as
stated above, The New York market
opened quiet and steady at l6ic; later
dispatches report il firm, with light
demand. The Liverpool market opened
steady, at yesterdays closing u rates.
Sales at all United States ports yester-
day were, $500; receipts, lO,969. Re-
ceipts at this port to noon to-day, $50;
exports, s63.
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New hams and breakfast bacon--the
first IF the seasp9r ~. DeaaplS Gus,
1893 Poplar street, 81
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Novelties unsurpassed VIII be
shown az the opening at Kremer's.
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For Lime, Cement, Plaster. Plas-
tering Hair and Fire Brick 20 10
BUCHANAN, HORTON d CO.,
20-45 344 Front street
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Liverpool Cotton Market.
By S. P. and A. Telegraph.l
LIVERPOOL. October 6. 3 pm Cotton Is
steady; sales. 4. 900 bales.t
Midding URlands@.-------~--~--.- = asa
~
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b. 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, ete.guD
ct NJ. w. PHILIPS, 361 Main.
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EMMoSs & SoN have received full
supply Of papers from all quarters.
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john Lilly, No. S5l Main street,

dfkr MAS aEcErvED. 1ld
Liberian, Java, Singapore and La
guira COn'ees.
OolOng, souehong, English Break-
fast Teas.
Imperial, Gunpowder. n. Hyson do.
whitaker Hams, New York Cheese.
Edam Cheese, Italian MaeearOnf.
CrackneII Biscuit, Crackers.
NELSON'S and CoOper's Gelattns.
French Peas, Mushrooms. Olive OIL.
French Capers, Olives, Anehories.
Cross a BIackwelI's Pickles, etc.
Lea a. PERKINS, Worcester Sauce.
\. &. Reef half barrelsl, Dried Beef.
Fresh Salmon. HOLSTERS, Haskerel.
JeIifes. Canton Ginger Preserved.
Worcester Sauce and Catsup by gal.
Younger a SENS Ale and Porter.
Old Bourbon and Rye whistles, Old
Cognae Brandy.
Pert, sherry and Madeira wines.
The above goods are all pure and
genuine. and viii be sold nj lowest
market rates.
81 JOHN LILLY. s5I Main u.
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DoMINIcK MURRAY is said to be simply
immense in the Rapparee.
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NEwEsT styles Of dress goods at the
Southern Pafaee, 3S2 Main street lst
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The best window display in the city at
the Southern Palace, 1872 Main. lat
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AS THE season for chilly weather ap-
proaohes those who suffer from rheu-
matism find their twinges begin TO return.
To these we suggest trial Of the Magic
Arnica Liniment, to be found in any
drug store in the country. It's certain
relief for Rheumatism, both chronic and
acute, and cannot be surpassed by any
Of -ths whole list Of liniments Tor its
promptness Of action and wonderful
curative powqss faqu Itf
The Memphis Theater will have a fine
house tonight to witness Doniniek Nat
ray as the Rspparee.7
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The Memphis Theater, tonight, will
be filed with the elite of fashion, to see
Dominick MurrayaJo4
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DoMINIoK MURRAY sings 1.-THE Lads
that Live in Ireland " tonight at the
Memphis Theater, in the exciting drama
of the Rapparee.