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GENERAL CHEATHAM's RECEP.
TION.
How the Performance Of a Solemn and
PiOus Duty is Made the Subject
Of a FIiPpant Newspaper
Communication.

Some bservant person has taken the trou.
bic to write a "piece " to our morning cOtem-
pOrary, giving the result of his experience OF
fifteen minutes watching at the Peabody
in church like other good Christians. He tells
how General Cheathsm went into the omni-
bus alone to reach the Charleston depot in
time for the train which goes east. II this
observant is well Informed, he must certainly
know hat it was necessary for General Cheat
ham to leave by that train on Sunday in order
TO be at Bristol, nearly six hundred miles away
to keep his appointment with the other canA-
dates to-day at that point He could not keep
that appointment il he failed 10 leave on the
noon train. The obServant person does not
know that it is common TO allow even very
distinguished persons TO leave a place,
where they have been especially hon
ored without any fuss, without noise, with
out any demonstration whatever. He also
seems 10 forget that it was that hour on the day
OF the Lord when good men are commonly at
church, Inc few persons are found u hotel
doors even, except l~oiterers who lave nothing
to do except to Observe and that any de-
monstratiOn would be entirely out of place at
such a moment. But the truth is, General
had been to the church to attend,
with the comrades in arms, the last sad obSe-
OF General Anderson, and had to leave
pressed a desire to accompany him, but he
forbade them, saying that IT was more fit they
remain and drop a tear over thu dead
form Of a once gallant soldier who had stood
by their side on fields ofdeath than leave that
solemn scene 10 accompany him. 1t is equally
to them and to him that he left the
church alone and went TO tie depot to begin
his journey without an escort. 1t would have
been no dtscredit to this oDservant person had
he also been present at the last sad rites Of
sepulture, instead of taking notes at the en-
trance OF a public hostelry at noon on a hot
sabbath.
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FROM TIE CINCINNATI GAZETTE.

OFFICE ANDES ASSURANCE COMPANY,
CINCIENArI, September 10, 1872.
An order has this day been issued by the
Superintendent of Insurance for the state OF
Ohio, for an assessment on the stockholders o.
this company, TO be paid within thirty days
to make good an impairment Of its capital
stock. You are hereby instructed not 70 issue
any new policies, nor transact any new busi-
ness for this company, until further advised.
The subject Of the assessment is now being
considered. In case the assessment should
not be called for or paid, we believe thu pres
ent assets will prove sufficient to meet the liza
Dlhtes, unless unusual losses fall upon
the p II any OF our customers prefer
10 cancel the policies, the ompany propose
10 pay them return premium, counting short
rates for the time expired, and YOU are au-
thorlzed in such case 10 appropriate funds iu
hand or 10 drawson the company, less YOUR re-
turn commissions. The Cancelled policies
must accompany the drafts.
You are requested 10 make a eOmplete 70
turn OF all business transacted to date. ac-
companied by account current and remit
lance OF balance.
By order of the Board.
JAS. Z. kILBRETH, Pres. pro TEN.
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O'clock, for New Orleans and all way land
ings. Mr.. d. Allen is her chief clerk.
Rfwar

Captain David Campbell has concluded TO
tit up the schuyler for a Wrecking boat to
take the place Of the Aid, recently sold 70 the
government. About six thousand dollars
will be expended on the Schuyler, which
amount viii make her one OF the most effect
! I'VE bell boats afioat.
Captain Silas Adkins, superintendent OF
the Esrondeleb Marine railway, was made
the happy father Of twins, Thursday night.
They are a boy and agiri.
The pilots and part OF the crew Of the :. 8.
Merrill arrived az 81. Lon N saturday, bat
they bring little more than - already knOwn
IN regard TO the disaster. The bOttts cargo
consisted Of eight hundred sacks 81 grain and
two hundred bales OF hay, which b total
loss. The piano and sOme Ofthe boats cabin
furniture was saved. Tie cause Of the nre
still remains a mystery. Joseph Buchanan
and John Murphy were the Nsr1lls pilots
They took out the Tom Jasper lat evening
Captain Wash Kerr, Of Cincinnati mas IN
cgHtem ~platlOn, we learn, the building OF "a
nrst-cisss sidewheel packet for the Ports
mouth and wheeling trade. She VIII be very
light-draught and fest, and devoted eAciu-
sively TO the passenger business WehOpe the
rumOr IS correct, as we know 81 no man DetteT
qualified TO carry out the idea successfully
than Captain Wash Kerr.
The New Orleans Picdygfne says: ave paid
a visit OF inspection TO the steamer Katie al
AIgiers, and was much pleased TO ind her IN
splendid order. since Captain Cannon LOOK
charge, which Is only a short time since, she
has been put in the most Omplete repair anu
to-day she is far better boat than when she
first arrived here from the builders hands.
Expense OF pains have not been spared 90
steamer. The Katie viii come 10 the wharf
on Monday next to business Tor
the season, and Will leave here every MedheS-
day for Grand Gulf and way landings
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NEW BOOKS.

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The little volume, while being no larger than
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SALE OR EXCHANGE.

HOUSES n LOTS-In the country OF
III city, on good terms.
DILLARD & SPOTSWOOD,
Real Estate Agents,
ze2l No. 81 Madison street.
DLANTATION-A splendid cotton and stock
raising plantation, situated in the Talla-
hatchie Valley, Mississippi, Is now offered Tor
sale or exchange for Memphis property. The
place contains $50 acres, 800 acres OF which y
open. The land is rich, and capable Of produc-
ing from one 20 two bales OF cotton per acre.
The improvements are in fair order, and its
productions are always accessible to market
This is a rare chance TO secure a good place.. II
will be exchanged OF sold on reasonable terms
or in sections 20 suit purchasers For further
Particular, inquire At the house Of Milburn,
Walker 4 Co. 8 Union street. Je25
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THE TURNER'S PICNIC.
A Very Gay Time at HumhOIdt Park.

The Turner'S picnic at Humboldt Park yes
terday was a perfect succeSS-and none who
participated MISUNDERSTANDING was left I'M
done to make it a festive occasion, and 1t will
long be remembered as n OF the happtest
fetes Of the season. TIT bright lights, the fair
ladies, and the sweet strains OF music among
the old oaks OF Humboldt" were indeed a
pleasant scene. Every body seemed to be par
L~icularly pleased, and nothing occurred 10
mar the pleasure of the evening.
Colonel KellaT and Mr.. GrOnauer addressed
the Turner's, and in a few and elegant re-
marks inspired them, and gave them renew
ed energy TO keep up this most p~raisewoTthy
association. The quartettes were finely rem
dered by trained voices. The echo SchOt-
tisch," by the old Memphis Band, was the
gem of the e~vening-HOOds are Obliging, 50
was the CIdTiORet-that Rhentsh wine was
superb.
There was a fine cake rafled; our friend
Alderman won 10, and Immediately present.
ed it TO the society, when it was voted TO the
most popular lady on the ground. The con-
test was spirited, and the prize was finally
awarded to Madame Quintet. who received
five hundred and hfty-siX votes. Our friend
Fischer deserves special mention for his kind
reception.
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FOR SALE OR RENT.

II CORRESPONDENCE house on New Madi-
II son street, No. IA; contains five rooms
aud a Kitchen. Apply on premises. Also,
two acres near the Cherry Place" sells
EOTTAGE-Immediately, at Rozelis sta
ton, on the Memphis M Charleston
Railroad, - miles from Memphis, a Cottage
House, with ten acres OF ground and garden
attached. The house contains nve rooms and
q kitchen; a stable, carriage-hOuse, and all
suitable out-houses on the premises. Apply
% Harrington a Howell, 25 Front street, OF 10
MR.. n. Z. PATTERSON,
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THE ORFHAss.
The Grand Concert Wednesday Night,
Under the Direction Of Professor
PsRRfREs

An extraordinary fine programme has beer
prepared for this concert, and, as we see from
the announcement heretofore, some OF oui
very hest lady and gentlemen singers have
volunteered to assist. Miss Keep, who enjoys
quite a wide reputation - an amateur, viii
sing two beautiful solos ana attrHct her many
friends. Mrs. BOylan, our favorite, who ts sc
well known to need further mention, will as
sist on this occasion. So viii Miss Kate VIII
liams. Professor Perring, by request Of his
many admirers. will sing his popular await
ing for Angels to Come" Every n who has
heard this couiptsttf@ns a. sung by him at the
last MendelssOhn concert, Is srati1ed with the
happy selection. We do not remember Of any
ballad having become more pOpular or Iats
than this gem composition Of Professor Per
rings. Every sentiment which touches the
heart Is associated in the idea OF the compO-
@iti0n. Go and hear him interpret 1t. Messrs,
Gideon and Petersen win sing some OF their
best, the latter his famous drinking song, the
(Mr. G.b the great soldiers Praise,
and, as usual, call forth their repeated cores.
A quartette Of male voices, amOus whom are
Messrs. Kirkland, Currie, 6IdeOn and Peter
sen, Will give some MendelssOhnian yocaliza-
TONS. our readers must avail themselves OF
this opportunity 10 enjoy a rare musical treat.
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LAW
FIrs. Circu,t Court-HeiskerI. Judge.

First Circuit COurt-HeiskeII, Judge.
To-day's calendar contains the following
cases: 20, Randall, administrator, VS. Mem
phis and Charleston Railroad Company; 3l,
kellar, administrator VS. SaXton; So, Willard,
F. B., vs. Mayor and Aldermen of Memphis
20, Claybrook VS. Robbins; 49l, Cicalla, ad-
miniStratOr, VS. Smith ct al; sos, Fuller VS.
Rice; 52, Corey VS. Briggs q Peter
son; 52, Montgomery, use, VS. Pull
liam; 5i2, Ryan VS. Reilly; 546, Fisher
vs. Williams; 547, Coffee vs. Robinson 4S, Pep
per VS. Weyhe; 567, Brinkley vs. Peters 4
Brown; so, Creighton vs. Smith; 81,
Lucas VS. Payne; 5U, Briggs d Peterson VS.
Whitemore ct al; SS, Selby VS. Hicks; So,
Memphis Germsn Savings Institution vs.
Weigand; 5S2%, McCardy VS. Briggs q Peter
son; 5gl, Smith, administrator, vs. Dwyer; 595,
Love, trustee, VS. Bain GOO, Cirode, assignee, VS.
WitherS, jr. co., LOnlax vs. Kelly d Ryan; COS,
Tennessee National Bank VS. Bingham; COS,
Tennessee National Bank VS. Bingham; Coz,
Merchants National Bank VS. Cable; 6l2, Cole
VS. Waggoner; 6l9, Burke VS. Mayor and Alder
men Of Memphis; 65, Lawhorn vs. Legion ct
ux; So, Mayor and Aldermen of Memphis VS.
Mayer. The trial, appearance and reference
were called on yesterday, and a large
of Judgments and orders entered in
the cases thereon.
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now AND CALF-From los Market street
u one yellow medium size COW and calf
COW scalded on one OF the sides. A liberal re-
ward viii be paid by returning them 70 The
nMner. i. Ackerman, l5 Market street. sel5
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CURIOUS HORSE CASE
A very Enthusiastically Bispate abO1t a
tray Nag.

An old negro went into FORESTS stable, on
jefferson street, about ten days ago with a
gray horse and wanted TO trade 1t OF for a
" bay" A police officer happened to be reunH
who suspected things weTb not all correct, and
ha arrested the colored man, who was held in
durance vile until yesterday, when he was let
go for want OF proof against him. But his
gray mare, which he proved 10 have owned
over a wear, was held because n copntrymian
swaore that said gray belonged 70 him. The
cost Of keeping the Horse al the stable became
a matter Of dispute also. 1t was contended
that the negro ought 70 pay for that, TOO Dut
he would not do il unless he was allowed 10
take the animal away. HIS case was before
the Grand Jury, but that inquisidve body
failed TO ind any proof against the African.
he feels Indignant about the loss OF h horse,
while the countryman who claimed the ami
NAL feels happy &C the recovery OF his long
LOST nranarfv
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ATTENTION.

LEDDIN's BUsIHEss C~oLLEGE.-For q
thorough commercial education, go TO Led
din's Business College. Open day and might.
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PERSONAL.

Mr.. GEORGE ALFRED TOWNSEND was
in the city yesterday, on his return 10 Wash
ington.
J. G. BALLENTINE, Helena; Hon. J..
L. AlcOrn, W. II. Bailey, W. g.. Philips, Missis-
sippi: NJ. L. Bell, A.. II. Ellington, f., d.. Jet,
ingtOn, District OF Columbia, are at the Pea
body Hotel.
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Southern Packet Company.
For New Orleans and the Bends-Steamer
ChaS. BOdmann -
o. p.
viii leave THIS DAY, Sept 24th, az . pm.
For freight or passage sPply 70
AppIy to II. W. LIGH1BDRhE, Agent,
se3{ go Front street or o. Levee-
For VIeksbura, Eatehez and New Orleans.
The elegant passenger steamer
- H. =. Turner.
49, KuSF- .maste NJ. Alleu.-..--.clerk
Leaves TUESDAY, sept. 24th, al an
FOr freight or passage apply 10
s. B. MILLER, gent, No. 2 Elliott BLOCK,
se22 cor. Promenade and jefferson streets.
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STOLEN.

MONEY-IOO REWARD-From the sub
IVA scuber, residing near Horn Lake, Mis-
elsslppl, about one week since, Three Hun
cred Dollars In money, consisting OF one one
hundred dollar note, some new tWenties, two
nNes, one two. The above reward will be paid
on the return Of the money. Information
may be left with FORD, PORTER q CO.,
Memphis, Tennessee.
seq W. j. AVIS
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OR STOLEN.

"ORSE AND POSY-On last saturday
II night, from the residence o. Mrs. VIII
fam y Harris, one dark bay horse, 49, hands
htgh. 2 vears old, and very heavy, with small
blaze. beginning just below the ewes and run
ming 10 the left OfnOse. Also, onr black horse
pony; rather slim, ana years cd
TWENTY-FIVE DOLLARS REWARD
will be paid for their delivery %
HARRIS d HARRIS,
sea IS Madison street.
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STEAMBOATS,.
FOR NEW ORLEANS.

~. LOnfs and New Orleans Packet Co.
For Nicksburg, NatcheZ ana NeW Ollealss
gtr- BISNARCE---.-JOhn Spain, mdster
This elegant passenger steamer A
leave as above -
WEDNESDAY, september 9th, al Y Ii.
For passage ETC.. apply TO
], I. WASHINGTON, Agent,
se2a ~ Madison street.
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Concert for the Orphans.
EARNEST WORK.
Cheatham Committees 10 be Formed
Everywhere.

The following letter from the Headquarters
al viii serve to show what syste-
matte energy characterizes the workings OF
the Democratic Committee. Similar letters
have been sent to all parts of the state, and
gained:
NASHVILLE, TRIM, September u, 1872.
To the Hon. Robert L. Chester, Dr.. b. L. RoS-
sell aud Colonel John Y. Keith, of Madison
county, Tennessee:
The Democratic State Executive Commit
tee, relying upon your patriotism and devo-
ton 70 the country, have appointed you a
commlttee Tor your county, to be known as
the Madison County Democratic Executive
committee. Il is earnestly hoped that you
VIII appreciate the Importance OF the posi-
ton, and the necessity OF a vigorous canvass,
during the present month.
JOHN c. BURCH, Chairman.
By CLAY ROBERTS, Assistant Secretary.
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DRIvEN-wELLs, ls Jefferson sire
TAXES, TAXES.

The attention Of taxpayers is called to the
city tax list, published in the Public Ledger
on the twenty-first instant. Parties who are
delinquent are requested to come forward and
pay up, so as 10 avoid costs.
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WANTS.

HORSE-A perfect saddle horse, gentle and
IL about Is hands high. Apply to Joseph
j. Andrews & Sons, 80 Front street sea
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THE cheapest and best STEAM DYEING
AND CLEANING HOUSE in the city is at 2f6
Second street, Hunt & Hanson's old stand.
q HANSON d WALKER.
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FOR LEASE.

4 OTs-On long time, Residence Lots, l5 by
j. 1881 feet, opposite Benjamin Babb's, on
Adams street; also, 70 by 1851 feet, on old
Arsenal Ground, near Chancellor SCOTS new
residence. Apply TO J.P. MEUA,
seq No. Ii Union street.
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This house will be opened on the fourteenth
Of october, when Ben DeBar will appear as
" Falstaff," supported by his New Orleans
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John Walsh, No. 49, Winchester street, be-
tween Main n Front. Latest style ofhearses
for adults and children.
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NJ
Grand -OPerahOuse.

Grand OperahOuSe.
This house will be opened on the fourteenth
Of October, when Ben DeBar will appear as
" Falstatf," supported by his New Orleans
company.
The Memberships
will inaugurate their regular season by q
grand concert on Monday the fourteenth OF
October, at the Memphis Theater, when they
will have the pleasure of introducing Mis-
Clara DORA, Of London, a lady who occupies q
very high position in the world of song.
The Theater.
oliver Dowd Byron, the great sensational
reader and delineator, will open at this
house on Monday night, supported by the st
Louis stock company. He will appear in his
own piece, entitled Across the Continent. This
will be the Inauguration, we hope, OF a con-
tinuous season.
Concert for the Orphans.
The concert to be given at the Memphis
Club Hail tomorrow night, for the benefit OF
the Beath Orphan Asylum, promises 10 be
worthy an overlooking house. Besides Miss
Keep and Mrs. Boylan, already announced
as among the amateurs who have luntee
ed their assistance, we learn that Miss Kate
Williams, a young lady OF great promise as a
pianist, has also consented and win play one
or more Of the compositions Of the masters.
Professor PeTring viii conduct and has pro-
missed TO sing ais ballad waiting for Angels
to Gomez Gideon will sing, "Soldfers'
Praise and Petersen the drinking song
from Martha. a quartette chorus, from the
MendelSSohn Club, win also assist. Alto
gether, 1t will prove a very enjoyable occa-
sion.
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Persons that had policies In the Security In
surance Company, at the time OF her failure,
will please call at our Office some time this
week and sign a power of attorney to collect
the premium due for the uneXpiredt time.
Il. A. LIrTLETON, Agent.
No, y Madison street.
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ATEN-Lucrative employment TO active
wi men. NJ capital required. Apply 10
< Grarory. 44 Main street. se2A
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TIKI Old Gas Company sells gas at two doll
ans per thousand cubic feet, II paid for with
in the first five working days OF the month.
No extra charge for setting meters. Once.
2gl Second Street.
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LOST,

nOG-A tan-colOred bitch, with III. i. o.
IL on The collar. Compensation will be
given for her return to
sea 6s SHELBY STREET.
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Magazines for October, New York Ledger,
Weekly, Saturday Night, FireSide Companion,
star, Journal, Clipper, Days Doings, Police
News and a Wagon1oad of other reading mat
ter, at the mammoth stand of Joe Locke, 2351S
ct u4raaf
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nOARD-Pleasant u~nfurn1shed room and
ID board in a private family for single gen
tleman. Address, giving location and terms,
H.. Appeal Office. sea
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LOCAL ITEMS.

Go to Leddin's Business College.
Attend Robertson's Business College.
Armstrong; Photographic Gallery, No.
2l Main street. Three faultless gem pictures
for fifty cents.
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RTAN-Who understands bottling mineral
NJ water. Apply at 30 Vance street. se2i
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Memphis steam Dyeing Establish.
meut. 81 Madison street.
I W. s. BROWNE, IB Jefferson street

LEDDTN's COMMERCIAL COLLEGE.-If you
wish TO become a good penInan, attend Led
din's Commercial College. open day and
aNyaufup
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wAGGEEER, Sl7k Main street has the finest
MISUNDERSTANDING establishment in the city;
the largest assortment of goods fresh nom the
hands Of the importer.
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MARBLEIzED. Enameled and Plain Iron
Mantels, beautiful in design and elegant in
finish, at Il. Hainert, S42 Second street.
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GENTLEMEN who wish to dress elegantly,
and at the anne time save money, should go
at once to W~aggener'ss Sl7k Main street. He
AunoM nrnnIa
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THROUGH i~nadvertence the notice in sun
days and Mondays issue about Willett's
Billiard Rooms, the names of Converse and
Gibbs appeared as partners, whereas the firm
in their employ.
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The weather continues much the same, the
days being very warm and the nights cool.
There was a marked improvement in the
business transacted on the landing yesterday.
During the greater part Of the day an activity
prevailed which augered well for the balance
Of the week.
The river at this point fell one inch since
last report. At the time OF observation il was
three feet one inch above extreme low water.
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n. HAINER deals in Mantels and Crates as a
speciality. His goods are acknowledged by all
to be superior TO any In the market. Si2Second
street.
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FALL AND WINTER OF lS72-Our introduce
lions of styles for the season will, as usual,
be of the latest and finest qualities dress ana
business hats; a fine selection OF imported
goods for men and children.
LEIDY & CO.,
Hatters and Furriers,
ln Main sfrnaf
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Chemical Cleaning (Nettoydge a Sec OF
ladies' and gentlenaen's wear, without scrub
hing or securing, at the Memphis Steam Dye
ing Establishment, 81 Madison street.