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BUILDING LOTS,
NEAR THE
Corner OfPOplaF AID Manassas SIS
AT
~PEREMPT0RY PUBLIC SALE,
Fob
ON THURSDAY NEXT.

WE Invite buyers OF Real Estate to the sale
w Of h above property. which we are d.
rected 10 make for the owner, now passing
through the city en- route for his home in
California. The ground from y fest on the
east side of Manassas, commencing 2SS feet
north ofPOplar, in one of TIE most desirable
neis h~bOrhOOds in or about he city. As the
properly Is on the market Tor
sale, bryers viii please meet US on the prem
ises promptly at pm, on
THURSDAY AFTERNOON NEXT,
when and where 1t will be nut up M sold 10
the highest bidder. The tile is perfect
ROYSTER. IRRELEVANT Z co.
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SALE Of the Brinkisy Lots, on montblv
payments Of SIC, on Wednesday.
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SALE Of the Brinkley Lots. on monthly
pay ments Of $40. on Wednesday.
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Tuesday, ApriI IS, 1871,

within legal hours, the following described
real estate. to wit:
Lying and being In the County Of Shelby
Beginning ut MoAleEander's northeast cor
ner, st a take SO links east Of a sWeeFgum,
marked A; hence north 81 ehalnhi 20 the
river. about one chain north OF large birch,
marked "; thence eastWaTdly with the river
20 q cypress creek; thence nor5hWardly with
the meanderings Of Cypress creek 20 the
north line Of Chas- Jones tract thence east
with sal Jones' line eight c1alnsf thence
Dorth Z chains IS links 10 said Patnels north
west corner; thence east with Paine's north
line and M~cAlexandsrs norbl 2 81 chains
aud s. Inns. to tie bsginning-containlng
"a acres.
Tefma ofRala-On credit Of seven months,
purchaser executing note with approved so
curitY. bearing Interest Lien reaalned untu
purchase money Is paid.
Equity OF redemption EAffeA.
nj. D. L. STEWART,
clerk and Master.
Geo W. Winchester and Ao1treshts era
q Scales. Boia. for eOmplts. mhSS
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VIII be continued until ali goods are dis
pCasd Of.
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Second ChsBosry CsuFt---SoOtt. Chancellor.
To-day Is motion day. Court meets a.
s O'Clock.
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ARMSTRONG, NALL a CO.,
sos Main street.
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SURPRISE DOLLAR STORE,
2Og MAIN STREET.

LADIES are invited to examine the
handsome dress goods now on exhibition
at the Southern Palace, st prices that will
astonish everybody.
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SKA Moss FARTNE from pure Irish Moss,
Tor Blanc Msnge, PuddiDgs, Custards,
etc, etc The cheapest, h~ealthiest and
most delicious food in the world.
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LADIES, don't fail 70 examine those
beautiful genuine French Psrcsles, which
are now being sold st zoe, Sc the Southern
Palace, 3S2 Main street. They are the
cheapest goods In the city.
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offer at public sale to the highest bidder on
Wednesday, the I2Ih Instant.
on the premises, a large number OF desirable
building lots In that beautiful plateau on
the Eastern boundary Of Memphis, lying be-
tween the Louisville railroad and Raleigh
road, being a portion Of the OvertOn tract IN
which Memphis is laid Out, and now for the
drst time Onered Tor sale. Wide streets u
spacious parks. on q scale Of l~iberauty, aim
Ing at the greatest promotion of health and
comfort to the Occu N and beauty to the
g Ounds, have been adopted by Mr.. Brink
OF subdivision, AND, UPON THE ON
WHICH he PROPOSES To ELL WE ASSERT
THAT NO PROPERTY HAS EvER BEEG PLACED
UPON THIS MARKET IN
EITHER FOR A SPECULATIVE Or
A IE~FEsTMEET.
INVITING TERMs-WiJh the view OfpIaCtng
this property within reach of the largest
number Of purchasers, the following liberia
terms are liked for the sale A pay m Of
only One-fOurth viii be required in cash.
The remainder can be paid IN monthly in
stalments OF $40, on each lot, until the whole
is paid, each monthly tnstalment to bear IN
terest only after its maturity. Purchasers
desiring to pay all cash, or a larger portion
than 2 lOurJh, VII be allowed a deduction
such payment of O~ns-tenIh. Warrantee
Deeds will be given and deeds In trust taken
to sell or carry out the contract, on failure OF
original purchaser to meet six cOnsecutiY
monthly payments.
Before sale day plans viii be supplied rom
our office, and the lots and streets viii be
designated 50 as. TO be inspected On the
ROYsTER, IRRELEVANT & co,
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THE cheap dress goods table is the chief
attraction at the Southern Palace. Every
one wishing dress goods should call before
purchasing.
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SURPRISE DOLLAR STORE,
zoe MAIN STREET.
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mEDICAL

nR FERGUSON Parties suffering rom
u Corus. B~unioHE. Club or Inverted Nails
We DO well 10 call IN Dr.. Ferguson, at the
Worsham House once hours from ] 70 3,
aud 6 u06 Particular attention given TO la
dies. Calls made without extra charge. app
ma. W.K. CAMERON. HOmerpsthist-Can
u ne f5und az his Office. ZS Second street,
wher he opposes 70 furnish medicines 70
the Door nee. apo
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CHECK AND STRIPED
SPRING SILKS,
Opened to-day.
MENKEN BROTHERS.
THE SPIRITUAL CONTROVERSY.

TIE TIv0LI Wine and Beer Hall, the
latest, ewe and best in Memphis.
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Supreme Court.

supreme Gouft.
Special to the APPEAL.1
JACKSON, Tenn, April l0-The law
docket of the Twelfth was called through
on first call. The lawyers were detained
by a railroad accident. The court, there
fore, called the equity docket on first call,
instead ofthe peremptOry call Of the law
docket. Judge Turney is Ill. He hopes
to his seat Wednesday, when the
Thirteenth circuit will be taken 40,
TIvoLT.-Oh it is a charming place. Go
there this morning at 10 o'clock.
Gas FITTING. SIC Second street,
-
SALE Of the Brinkley Lots, on monthly
payments OF $40, on Wednesday.
ATTEND THE BANKRUPT SALE
At The Great Red Stsrs,
where all kinds Of goods are sold at great
sacrifices.
SURPRISE DOLLAR STORE,
2os MAIN STREET.
TIyoLI, the beautiful, the fair, the most
attractive resort IN Memphis,
THE proprietors of the Southern Palace
WI announce their grand opening in a
N 1@NnH
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SALE Of the BEinkley Lots, On monthly
payments Of $40 on Wednesday.
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ONE THOUSAND REMNANTS

GINE RLiitNRIN ! >
Of desirable goods viii be sold at one
fourth their value at
THE BANKRUPT SALE
At The Great BED Stor 220 Haln Street.
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GRACE CHURCH GUILD A regular
meeting Of the Guild VIII be held at
Grace Church this Tuesday, evening at
~ O'clock.
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LAW

SALE of the Brinkley Lots, on monthly
payments of $40, on Wednesday.
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suRPRlSE DOLLAR STORE,
2o8 MAIN STREET.
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At The Great Bod Store, 22O HaIa Street.
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CHAsCERY SALES.
CHANCERY SALE
OF
REAL ESTATE
TUESDAY, APRIL Is, 1871.

No, l,R DIN the Second Chancery Court
OF Shelby county, Tennessee-Henry Nolan
VS.. Margaret Givens ct al
Dy virtue OF an order OF sale made in this
ID cause, I viii sell, at public auction, to the
highest bidder, in mont Of the office Of the
Second ChanceTy COurt OF shelby county, in
the city Of Memphis, Tennessee, on
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ADJUSTMENTS.

THE MEMPHIS THEATER was cOmforta-
bly, filed last evening, with a very appre-
cistive audience, TO witness the first sp-
p~earance in our city of the Walhallas
combination. It may be safely asserted
that all who attended went away highly
pleased with the entertainment this eX-
cellent troupe gave. The gymnssis bust
ness is the finest ever seen in this city,
and the most striking feature of the per-
Torrance was their gold and silver fouu-
tain shower, which alone Is worth the
price of admission, and we feel assured
in saying that during their stay here
the theater will be crowded every night,
as never before has a Memphis audience
witnessed such a magnificent perform
ance as the troupe gave last evening.
The SapphO, in conjunction with the
WslhsIlss, gave two Of their highly enter
tanning pieces, the little SapphO appearing
in each to great advantage, and she is GER
tsinly the prodigy of The sge. The same
bill will be performed tonight
THE best quality of French PercaIes are
sold at the Southern Palace, at only zoe.
Cash will be paid for secondhand goods,
furniture and merchandise of every de-
scription, at SO Union street.
Only place to buy or sell goods, SO Union
street.
GRACE CHURCH GUILD "A regular
meeting Of the Guild VIII be held at
Grace Church this Tuesday evening at
~ o'cock.
SALE Of the Brinkley Lots, on monthly
nav m nnfa DF E1n on "Wednesday
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FOR BENT.

TTOUsE-Furnished House Tor the Summer
Ii months. Horse and Buggy and Harness
for sale. Apply TO MRS BANkHEADr
ape ~ aenlIgLo1 stlsS~
. ToRE-store. No. 8H Main street, with
y fixtures complete; occupied az present BY
n W Johnston q Co Possession VIII De
given any time sfter May lsE Aoply r.
D T. ". ".
TOR HOUsE-No. 8l8 Front street; now
- occupied by Rogers q Iozer. Apply 70
ap7 a hOAOn "
nFFTCEs-splen5id Omoes in the stanton
GEO. D. CROCKETT,
ara No. L Union street.
CALOON-The old National saloon for
~ ReuL-The basement No. 81 Madison
street, norh side, one Goo from Main street.
Tor rent nom April LIST. Apply %
RI. C.. kRINKLEI,
mhR 81 Madison street.
Z Ors FOR LEAsE-severa eligible lots for
brEiness purposes, on Union, MADISON
Court and Jefferson streets, for lease iOr a
term Of years. Apply 20
r.. c. BRINkLE1,
mhR 38 Madison street.
n OON-The room lately occupied by Hite
n = Corwine, as Job Printers, in Appeal
building. No Union street Apply az Ap-
peel Office
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SALE Of the Brinklsy Lots, on monthly
payments Of $40, on Wednesday.
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o~urt-Rerran, ChanoeIlaF

FIrst GhanOBFY G0uFt-H0FgaB, Chancellor.
The argument in the case of Walker VS.
Williamson was resumed this morning,
and not concluded At the hour of adjourn
ment. It will again be taken up this
morning.
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ChanCery Sale Of Real Estate
TUESDAY, APRIL IS, 1871.

In the Second Chancefy Court Of Shelby
county, Tennegsee.-NO 4l40, m MunsOn
VS. James Paine ct Rl-No. 42S2, Kill. L.
Wtnn vs.. James Paine ct al.
ID virtue Of Rn order OF sale made IN these
% causes, 1 will sell, at public auc ion, 70
the highest bidder, in mont Of The Second
Chaucsry Clerks Office, in the city Of Mem
phts, Tennessee, on
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THE BANKRUPT SALE
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WHO WILL FORGET Ss4,
rHH
SECONDHAND FURNITURE sTOREi

Please come this dav,
And bear in mind what we say
That we offer two handsome sets OF
Farniture-one an elaborate oak, and the
other q Majestic walnuE. an eomplete.
The only house Of the kind. S34 second
street. NOW this IS tTuthfaL
SALE Of the Brinklsy Lots. on monthly
payments Of $40, on Wednesday,
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First Circuit Gsurt-Hslsksn, Judge.
The following special cases will be
called for trial to-day:
1914, Robertson VS. Grant; 1850, Mitchell
VS. Rose; 1908, Weaver VS. Cox ct al.
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Charles seldsieOk chamPaenss-Snlary
and extradry. A.LALAEDE a Co, proprietors
Of the Chat LeOvilla and Brown Chautenac
Clarets. For eals by dssleTs. schultze a
Taller. Sole Agents for the United States, New
York.
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ENAAELED or POrcelain-Lined Pumps,
Is Browne d Brownies, 3l5 Second street.
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ST. JosEPH's INFIRMARY- In charge of
the Sisters, corner Third and Jefferson
streets.
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nOARD-Two single gentlemen engaEealn
Ii business in the city, desire q home liz
60ardfue place. three or four miles II lne
eountry: also board for q horse. A place
whe-e there RrsyounE folks and music pre-
fsrrfd Best references given, ADDRESS Y Ne
j City o. ePn
q TTUATION-A lady desires q situation n
= a priv te family as Govern s. OF seam
rtrsFs: wiUtue 70 make herself generally use
1uI No objection 10 the country. Please az
dress Mrs Hat. POEtOmce. spL
ITO UOAN.-e50,O 600 to responsible parties
address Hemau wilkins. this ONCE. apl'
URGh purchaser IoE OleL
interest Of Commercial Hotel also one
hause and lot on Beale street, an undlEloeu
Interest OF house and lot on Causey street,
and four acres ofland on Union avenue All
TO be sold on vey reasonaDle terms Apply
TO u AAL1Ae
ans w laLn-
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FOR V
Merchants st. LsHls and Arkansas River
Packet Company,

For Pine Bluff, Little Rock, LOuisburg. Oar
daneIle, Ozark, Van Buren, and Fort
Smith; composed OF the following
First class, LOW-WHter Freight
and Pnazanuam nnuEaHrg
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SALE Of tbs Brinkley Lots, on monthly
payments Of $40, on Wednesday,.
HOSIERY st q sacrifice at the Southern
Palace. Ladies should not fail to examine
and price hosiery now exposed for sale On
the cheap table.
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and Passenger Packets:
SALLiE, T. 3. lahnsoH, Master
COLUMBIA, lrsns, Master
UTAH, Tx. Voorhees,, Master
MINNIE, - Master
Connecting at Little Rock with L.
Stages for Hot Springs and the
light-dTaught steamer Little Rock, Houston,
master, for all points on the upper Arkansas.
Freight received at all times from boat OF
railrOad and transferred, free OF charge, to
boats of this line Mark and cOnEigu goods
to 81, Louis and Arkansas River Packet Co,
care Of ELLIOTT & MILLEE, Ag'ts, Memphis;
L N. q Co., Agents, Cairo,
JAS. J. SYLVESTER, SuD't,
- IN n ----n. ----- - ~ ----- ~.
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Cash will be paid for secondhand goods,
furniture and merchandise of every de-
scription, at SO Union street.
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FOB SALE

1TORK HORsE.-One Work Borse; also
w one one Piano, ats Union street. apll
law nTLL-One-lourth interest IN the
y Saw Mn OF PsEe & Wigs, now IN opera
ton in this city, Hall cash balance on time
Applv 70 JAMES A. WIGGSr
abs $50 Front street,
NFULFs-Ffny head Of plantation mules,
VI 70 arrive on the steamer 81 Josspl9
Monday fzht. A good lot nov on nano 81
FAIk s. stables SS see.no street sPs
dne harness and saddle horse
III apply at office Of the soulhefn Lie IN
suran e Company. H9 Main 81. ap5
nOCKAWAYs. Two tine secondhand
II H~OcERWays, atZ fonlar sIrs-l
ans PHILLIP MAURER & Co
"MeGehee Place {"
vi two miles from Memphis, on the Mem
Fhls and Charleston Railroad Terms, Que
third cas- snd the balance in one aud two
wears, with interest Apply 20 L. NJ. BRAD
FORD OF the prsmiaes. mh8l
AFFNKEN PLACE-The Menke2 Place, on
vi Brinkley avenue, in lots 70 suit. IN
Quire OF Menken Bros. a
nLUFF CITY MILLS. 1877 Poplar street, In
ID good repair; VII sell on easy terms OF
rent De
fes &7E Main street.
a EOOND-HAND COTTON MACHINERY
y FOR sALE-COnsisting OF Openers Lap
pers, Cards, Drawing Frames lspeeders,
Spinning Frames, etc rms maclLhsLg
but partially Worn-al IN good conuluoA5
gnd WU be sold cheap. For description and
price. spply In person OF bl mail 70
THOMAS SHAW,
Araut Fremont and dOlE Nils,
iar7 e0daw Lowell. Mss.
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THE best quality of French Percsles are
sold at the Southern Palace, at only zoe,
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STRAYED.

n ANDERSON, Labor Commissioner, No.
N o g Jedeuaon street. apo
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WHAT ARE YOU SYMPTOMsf-Mrs. Sc
Inns Horton, residing a. Fort Lee, was eve
months ago a confirmed hy-pOchOndrisc.
One day she was b8Wsiling her miserable
condition to q lady friend 10 Brooklyn:
A." Whist are U symptO1Es3" said the
adv % On. am sick ali over" was the
reply. never free from headache aud
painsin the back; very weak, and 50 low
spirited that the least thing makes me
cry" Just my OWE case 8 year ago.
when I commenced using PLANTATION
BrTTKRs. said Mrs. II. Wenf" inquired
her friend. Well they cured me Of
every distressing symptom in two weeks,
and you'd better follow my example T"
The lady did 50, and with the same happy
result.
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Creditors Hotlcs

THE proprietors of the Southern Palace
VIII announce their grand opening in a
few DAYS.
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Rnnms AND BOARD.
LABOR COMMISSl0HEs.

-OARDIEG al s5 Main, corner Bealesgrest
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TIvoLI, the beautiful, the fair. the mos
attractive resort IN Memphis.
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SALE ofths Brinkley Lots, on monthly
paymenls Of $40. on MednesdaY.
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where all kinds Of goods are sold at gre
sacrifices.
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Only place to buy or sell goods, SO Unio1
street.
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F1g Wv AA b4lt14dts
PHALON'S NEW PERFUME.
81 LOVE YOU"
al LOVE YOU0
81 LOVE YOU"
81 LOVE YOU"
ct LOVE YOU'D
Ell LOVE YOU'D
TIE MOST LASTING PERFUME.
THE MOST FRAGRANT BOUQUET
TIE SWEETEST OF PERFUMES.
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Real Estate Sales
by
R0YSTER, IRRELEVANT & co.
REAL ESTATE SALE.
NEW FEATURE-M0HTHLY PAY
mERT OF $40.
MednesdaY, Ia IN Instant.

WE ave the pleasure of announcing. as
w the agent Of Mr.. Brtnkley, that he viii
offer at public sale to the fghes bidder on
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aCtly alike.
Another thought occurs The thirst for
office, and the hunting it up, ruins too
many promising men. Would it not,
therefore, be a good plan TO I'LL as many
Offices as possible for life, or during the
good behavior Of the incumbent 2-snd
thus put an end 70 the horde of hungry
seekers after place. End the business for
once and forever, and give notice that the
business of holding public Office hsd been
wound up. W. @.
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TIvoLT.-Oh it is a charming place. GO
here this morning at 10 O'clock.
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SALE Of tbs Brinkley Lots, on month
payments OF $40, on Wednesday.
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ATTEND DE sANKRUPT SAL
The New York herald., 1871-07-31
TUE WILLIAMSBURG VICTIMS.

Among the victims are ex-Sherlfr John Madden, OF
the Eastern District of Brooklyn; Mr.. Richard
Moore. Ofncer Krone anu others, from Williams
burg, who crossed the river intending to spend the
day on Staten Island. 1t appears that some OF the
party with Mr.. Madden proposed Central Park but
the ex-Sherr was bent on visiting Staten Island
and carried his po mt. He is dreadfully scaded. He
carried to his residence on Fourth street, where
he lies i'll precarious condition. The clothes were
torn from his back and skin peeled of from his neck
and feet. At a late hour last night he fell into q
deep slumber, finding relief from his agones by the
administration OF Opiates; but his friends are
alarmed for his condition and the attending physi-
clans are anxious. Mr.. Madden is a Phlladelphian.
He has resided for long time in Brooklyn and is
mach esteemed there His sad accident anu suffer
ings have caused universal sorrow.
Richard A. Moore, OF Fifth street, Williamsburg,
scalded in a shocking manner He is young
man of great popularity wealthy, generous ana
unassumng. AT late hour last night he was
delirious. Although his injuries are Of so dangerous
character they are not necessarily fatal, and 1t Is
the shock to his system thar causes anxiety
on the part Of his friends and the physicians.
The New York herald., 1871-07-31

He had an alpaca coat black pants. kid boots ana
hair ring, with mock setting, Oh middle dnger OF
right hand.
36-A woman, ao0ut twenty five years old. Calico
bnn dress, with black spots. Three rings, one a
wedding ring and one without setting.
81 and 3s-Two children one about six years old
and the other about four. The former had black
velvet pants and linen Garibaldi Jacket The other
wore q cotton suit.
39-A woman in blue check dress. with o pair OF
jet bracelets. She was forty years or age.
4o-The body OF Brooklyn fireman. He wore an
Old hre department shield OF the Western Depart
ment OF Brooklyn No 8, lS6.
"A woman, twenty-fOur years old; dark COM
pexion ana hair; five feet five luches nigh.
IA woman, twenly-eght years of age; dark
hair, alpaca dress and gaiter boots.
S4-A man. about twenty -one years old, dark hair
anu eyes, gray vest and pants
A boy, year and half Old. light hair,
dressed In light gray suit
45-A man, about tnrty,s years OF age, brown
coat, light vest and past
BESIDES thOse named In ne above list prOba bly,
ten or fifteen others. whose names could not he
ascertalned succumbed to their wounds during the
night
The New York herald., 1871-07-31

Brooklyn who were anxious 30 wIlncss tne wreck
and the graphing for the bodies When the wreck
Was removed two bodies were brought 10 the sur
face-One boy and the other little glr about thir-
teen years OF age. Several other bodies were
brought up afterwards and taken to the MOrgne
great many bodies will probably not he recovered
for several days or weeks.
THE INJURED or BROoKLYN.
AT the request OF the representatives OF the press
Mr.. George Flareley, superintendent OF the police
telegraph in Brooklyn, sent the following despatch
TO all the satlons:-
"YOu will report to this once the names Of any
persons residing In your precinct who have been in
jured BY the explosion OF the Staten Island ferryboa
Westield this afternoon
In response the following was receved:-
Edward Day, forty years, 1858 Warren street;
slightly.
John W. Hamilton, twcnty-eight years, l22 Smith
street.
John Mucaly, 1872 Smith street: slightly injured.
John Brown. 81 Atlantic street; probably fatal
Anna Brown and Anna Fox, 81 Atlantic street.;
both seriously injured.
John Bryan ana Francis Haggerty, IS warren
street; serious.
DR.. Mark Chandler Clinton, near Congress, street;
dead.
Catharine Chandler, same place. seriously In
jured.
J0hn Ulman III Douglass street; MISSING
Catharine Menan; slightly injured.
Patrick and Martin Lander father and child, SO
Dean street; missing.
Ann Fox, "a Atlantic street.
Michael Kelley, corner Front and Dock streets;
severely scalde1 no expectation OF his recovery.
VIM. Broadhust 7lS Warren street; leg broken
and serious internal injuries.
John GrOOme and wife and child aged nine years.
injured, and Ellen Groome (dve years. K,led. This
family resided at Flatbnsh.
Mathew Mahony, 70 Water street; dead.
Daniel MahOny, seriously injured.
Therese West and two children, 1873 Sackett street.
seriously injured aud TWO others, names not KNOWN
missing.