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SOUTHERN
H00PSKIRT ar" CORSET
MANDATORY,
MO. aea Nrai1a street.
Privileges at the Fair.

CEALED bids for the bar privilege for white
y persons, at the Fair of the Memphis Ag-
ricuitural and Mechanical Society, will be
received at the office of the Secretary until
L o'clock M, October lst. This privilege in
cludes wines, liquors, ale, beer, cigars and to-
bar room. Also, sealed bids for the same priv
ilege for colored persons will be received as
above, including the use OF a stall for bar
room.
Each of these privileges is exclusive except
as to cigars and tobacco. All persons who de-
sire to secure any other privileges, such as for
selling fruit, eonfectioneries, cigars tobacco,
ice cream, saltwater, ETC.; also, restaurant
privileges are requested to make personal ap-
pication to the Committee through the Sec
retary, at the Chamber Of Commerce.
JAS, H. EDMONnSON,l
s. B. ROBBINS, 1Committee
NV H CA RROI. Il = - enIS
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BELL SCHNAPPS
Distilled by the PrOprietOrs at
sGHIEDAM, IN HOLLAND.
An tnvigOrating Tonic and Medicinal
beverage.

Warranted perfectly pure, and free from all
deleterious substances. 1t is distilled from
BARLEY OF the finest quality, and the AFRO
NATIC ] JUMPER BERRY OF ITALY and designed
expressly for cases of DYSPEPSIA or INDIG rs
ton, DRoPSY, GOUTt RHEUMATISM, GENERAL
DEBILITY, CATARRH OF THE BLADDER,
PAINS IN THE BACK AND STOMACH and ali
diseases of the URINARY ORGANS. 1t gives
great relief in ASTHMA, GRAVEL and CAL
Gull IN THE BLADDER; strengthens and In
yigorates the system, and is a certain prevent
i've and cure of that dreadful scourge, FE-
YER AND AGUE.
CAUTION! Ask for "HUDsoN g. WoLFE's
BELL SCHNAPPs."
For sale by all respectable Groeers and
Apothec carries.
HUDSON &. WOLFE & CO, Sole importers,
sell Office, Is South William ST., New York
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Attachment Notice

Before JAMES HALL, J. p. for Shelby county,
Tennessee-Edward Wolfbach VS. J. c. Lone
/ n the above-named suit affidavit for attach
Il ment having been made under section 1856
of the Code Of Tennessee Tint the defendant
is a nonresident of the State of Tennessee
and is Justly indebted to the plaintiff in the
sum OF fifty-three 75-l00 dollars, and that the
claim is just; and an attachment having been
issued by me and returned by the proper off,
Ger levied by garnishment on S Herman,
who answers he owes, ETC.:
Is is therefore ordered, That the defendant
appear before me, at my office, No. $50 second
street, Memphis, Tennessee, on the 2lst day OF
October, 1877, at 10 O'Clock am, and defend
this suit, or the same will be proceeded with
eXparte; and that copy Of this notice be
published once a week, for four consecutive
weeks, in the Memphis Daily Appeal.
JAMES HALL, ]. P
SpDtpmDer 10. lS72. tn
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4 DAILY PASSENGER TRAINS.
One Nights Travel aud IL Hours Saved.
Proposals for the Construction
OF THE
TEXAS AND PACIFIC RAILWAY.

PROPOSALS will be received up to the LIST of
October, 1872. at the office of the Texas
and Pacific Railway Company at Marshall,
Texas, for the Grading, Bridging, Tleing and
TracElaying of five hundred t5NOl miles of the
Texas and Pacific Railway, divided into the
following divisions:
The Southern Division, extending from
Longview through Dallas TO Fort Worth, l55
miles.
The Jefferson Division, extending from Mar
shall through Jefferson to Texarkana, IS
miles.
The east half of the Trans-Continental Di-
vision, extending from. TeXarkana to the
crossing of the Houston and Texas Central
Railroad, near Sherman, l55 miles.
The west half Of the Trans-COntinenta Di-
vision, extending from the crossing Of the
Houston and Texas Central Railroad to Fort
Worth, 6S miles.
The Grading and Bridging win be let in one
mile sections; the Tracklaying by the mile ;
the Ties by the one thousand and upward.
Each class Of work to be bid for separately
The time for completing the Grading, Bridg
ing and 1ieing extends from sixty days 10
nine months.
The Company reserves the right to reject
any or all the bids, and in letting the work
will be the judge Of the responsibility Of par
tractors having OUTFITS on the ground, ready
to commence work within ten days after the
date of contract.
Profles, Estimates and Specifications can be
seen at the Office Of the Company in Marshall
and Jefferson, Texas, and at the Pacific Ma
tional Bank, Council Bluffs, Iowa,
Contractors upon arriving on the ground
can obtain work up to date Of general letting,
on the 80 miles west Of LOngview.
Address until September 10Th, Council Bluffs,
Iowa; after that date Marshall, Texas.
aus G.. NJ DODGE, Chief Engineer.
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TAX NOTICE.

OFFICE OF CITY TAX COLLECTOR, l.
" MEMPHIS, TESN., September 8, 1872.
So The city Tax Books are now in my
possession andI am ready for collections, al
lowing one per cent per month discount
for prompt payment for tine 45th cor
pOrate year, IS7S.
FELIX W. ROBERTSON,
seIO CITY ax-CollectOr
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DIED.

KEN NEDAY-Y Yesterday, 10th inst, ELLEN
KENEDAY, wife OF Edward Keneday, aged 80
years, native of the Parish Kilbecenty, county
Galway, Ireland.
The funeral will take place this TUESDAY,
afternoon, at 3 o'clock. The friends OF the
family are invited TO attend. Carriages at
John WaIshs, l55& Winchester street.
Mobile and st. Louis papers please copy.]
BOYTE-On the 10Th inst, Of congestion,
Lillian, daughter OF j. and N. Boyte, in her
18th year.
The friends of the family are respectfully
invited to attend her funeral this CTUESDAY)
morning, at IL O'Clock, from the family resi-
dence, on Central avenue, 80 miles from town.
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MEMPHIS, /:
Notice to Stockholders.
OFFICE MEarH1s & ONO R.R. Co.,

OFFICE MEMPHIS & OHIO r. Z. Co.,
September /, 1871.
TTNHE Annual Election for Thirteen Directors
TO serve this Company for the ensuing year,
viii be held at the Company's ofice in this
city on the first Monday, being. the 7th day of
October next, between the hours of 10 am
and Bpm. ns- Bona Jide stockholders will be
passed FREE, on the 7th and Sth days of Octo-
ber, on presentation of Stock Certificates to
the Conductor Of any passenger train. By
order OF President.
[sell R.A. PARKER, Secretary.
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MARRIED.

WARNER the 10th inst, at
the residence of the brides parents in this
city, by the Rev. David Walk, MIR. JAMES E.
WARNER and Miss FLoRB SCE V. WHITE.
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GEzEyA, September l6.-Count Sclopis left
this city this morning for Italy. Chief-J ustice
Cockburn, Sir Rounden Palmer and Prof.
Montague Bernard, with their families, took
the train this afternoon for Paris.
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the ropes which we were tied with. Griffith
and Leonard looked for them. T. q. Boyd was
10 pay me two dollars per day for the time
was engaged suInmoning witnesses. / was
sitting on the ground when Boyd was shot.
Hensley was laying on the ground on his
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FROM THE CABLE.
Departure Of the Arbitrators.

GENEVA.
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Ihave heard about the negro's grave and
tl,a bonee IL has led me to believe more
strongly than before that have been badly
hoaxed In answer 10 question from Coio-
hoaxed in this BOYD affair am Weli ac-
1uainted with the mountains IN tnat region
~ country. During the time tlat heHslsy
4 saw the reelection OF a IRE IN the woods,
HensIev aid not see any. When returned 70
where Ws were tied, did not see any sishs %
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II tBP search Tor the DcneSy ana at lne m
sll.-.- Iite only member OF the Boyd family
g,,aifs were taken TO Eieazur burying-ground,
ssb9Ht tliree-fourths Of mile from Colonel
ssavd',. prayeTs were offered by Rev. Mr.
MORRISON, 81 Syveetwater; boyd 5 father, moth
Grand Alvin Boyd met me at the funeral
Rog-dis wife might have been there but ! Gid
- 80 hf.r. The remains were buried IN t1e
fsn,ilV Graveyard. where BOyds brother and
-,isier were buried; ] got supper Monday might
lf Colonel Boyd's. but did not see !, @ BoYd {
4an,fffon fO his mouse, where ! remained all
night. The buggy which ] RODE ~ IRON
ss,7atwntef was M ade for the Sc y ~ ~ ~
f,1,sfnasg. on the way from SWeetWatefI prpkt
down fbe seat ! have not been 70 the grave
ward since the buriali haye not sen the ne
.grO's grave.
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pASSFNGERS ARRLTED.


FRoh LviRPOOL-In steamship @4gerta. sept 2l-Mrs BIZ
n'ge Rev 81 Ferry p B. Tyler b. Bslege' Rev J. G Smith
gele Mrs J. james infant and Cortes' VIM Williams
Jc. csmrb MIS- Mese Campbell Master George CamPbei u
Marsh Manh g. Z. Flint MI Churchill T. HartOn s. Child r.
p Brown, Nr H. Brown, Mr. Mitchell Miss Fe Jno
D. Herr Nj 'I Kh A yvs s H. G 1 SIO Ca, Aohls
Erdg Nj Cosocs Rev Dr. Watson John Robinson Rev. Mr.
Willie he9 Au x w H9aogI' Ut Desehsoa aiss PekensOn
Mister peteason D. Snee Porter s5a ran & a g. DrsPr
Fth Gber Jones Paris Mr. Simpson W. Hunt Mr. and
children Mr DAVIDSON R. n. Scott, H. Gordon Nh. Howell Miss
shelds Miss Dorley, Mr. Allen D. Gain jr Mr. and Mrs
h. ssi B sa Mis- r games w. csae Mr. and Mrs.
~ De Costa r scserTood Mrs D. james Mart end purse
NJ Rassoa s1d se Mr. calender Mr. and Mrs Feh. Misses Fitch
~ Chtres Bloomfield ass B. Porter Mss Kirby james Mander Dr.
wilkins J. Redmond. Mr.. COuhardt, Mr. Pnce Mr. and Mrs
shspcgh, Mr heNaugh'on Mr. and Afs ); u Campbell hr
Kennedy Mr. and M hugateI infant aud purse Lesr NJ and
G. DE CsueorOot HeimeT W. a. Ross, Mr Miller John
Bete Miss KsPp George Perry T. Peare Mr and Mr BdmuRds
FROM LIvERPOOL-Ia searsaip city Of Balfore Sept A.
The Rev Z solomon ,sd wife a oBne5 MT hssmis h'i Michel
H. B. Hsfeuos Mrs MeSwee0ey Miss SphceT james Mayan Miss
Line Maylh j. 8 Nesha william Brogn Mr. and Mas kenny,
Mocutaon aud infant A. XXX. Mis- Lat, Miss W. Dole Miss
Bir,b wOodhun Nj Hedlbg A. r. Moler j. sesdiene
" J,ssask 5 Sole Mrs Llrrsse Martin Mis- NJ Reeve A
hall. Mr. and Mrs w. W. Bibby John EssbOm-
Hexner Oaay Gotthard Prde Maihae zr Hugo
Lesbos yslesta wine Bsrabsr KTut Clara Ge W. LowenbsF
Johanss Broa1 Asgu Mitch Hermann oberfeicb Hemmer
Hen G. FogtSs6 aass IoTs Mara RsHSsD A1ga
q CAuseu J. Causep Caroline Blan August Kfusgef III Kfeer
scpSe Sesndt 81 Cssienssn r e Coseup, p ev.So5 pI
hIsrer W. Armisge Laura Age NJ soomosseb E. sononsen
o. Ioae HolduP, L. Anaeen, H. Thoasea, AeEsssl Anra
PRos sAYASSiH-Ya steamship virgo Sept 2-w A. MeKs.
G:Ss p sss DsSi,i Perry oass I sslss D.
IRON M sa1 h1s no.. SEPT 4h
hg. W. W. MsSiilen, K Anea, W. FIedenbergsE
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Proposals.

BOARD y ESGISEERs THE FoURTH-AvE. WPRoyEsgST,(
OFFICE GRAND CENTRAL DEPOT, NEw-YoRK, Sept s 49,
NOTICE TO TRACTORS.-SEALED
~ PROPOSALS will be received by the undersigned this once
of the 3o day % september 1872 for all ibe work the
Improvement between nnhst and Harlem River,
embracing large amount OF heavy work. excavation, tunnels walls
bridges. &c - 80.
Pns specifications ard blank proposals viii be in readiness this
ofce the lh DAY Of September aud after which tine tie eBg
neers will be present TO axe explanations.
ALLAN CAMPBELL.
ALFRED W. CRAVEN, Bosrd Of Engineers
BDW. H. TRACY. Fourh-aVe. Improvement
G.. BUCKHOUT.
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DEPARTURE OF FOREIGN MAILS.
MONDAY SGT. 2

MONDAY SKPT %
MI. IN, e. Thomas Brazil The Argentine Republic, West indes
etc h M, steamship North America, close Al steamship
sails a. , D. n. from Pier No ~ n
TUESDAY. SEPT. "a
No Steamship Mats a., ,,r, l. cr;oD ,,A
Imam LIur 80 nsIuS n. M 90 .v.ry
Tlur.lsv At O'Clock Steamship sails from Portland Me- On
Letter pe to an Yves, Indies EXCEPT when going Gree Wy
- ounce Papers each. which must be prepaid
u WEDNESDAY SEFI. IS. =.
- p,-,. Queenstown LIVERPOOL steamship
49,, ,,.e M q m Supplementary Mai Pier No. ~ NJ
N IA elosrt fat n a. N steamship sails az " n
A Prus Closed Mail IL sent ov tins hue
IAN lsie destol in Supplementary Nails NEST be prepaid WITH
double POSTAGE D.. ,.r
fur German STATES onec Wa DIo"o"' PC s''-F
strassburg. close az - u. go Ii. IA. =. D. %,
Mail sent BY this Inc steamship s's ~ y ~
from Pier foot 81 Ttrd-st. Hoboken . a., IL.
petit cess = D. m Steamship sals from Martins stores Brooklyn
Nile ~ Havana br the steamship City Of Havana close at y NJ
stssuship slil, Al . D. m, from Pier No. . n r.
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PASSEYGERS SAILED.

POR LIVERPOOL In steamship Iqly, Sept 2L-W CaInsn
H. Treaehca and wife. Miss L. B. Wooour1e T. HayVooa, Lieut.
Com W. ~ hlOo Ss a91 s Sssst and servant Capt Nc
Keoa j. Law Capt r TIalpn and servant Miss NJ spsg b.
MIS- r. Ma,ou b. Matthews, +. Brown, B. de iough, W.
Brs@so ~ n SurIs =. SaIiS 5iaaS Sept 2A Ger
W. weinberg H. Lenel Mrs L. Lettner, Mis- Letnsr Miss L.
L. nrsch CIV Carn j. Dubiag Deeh Meyer U BoeI i Mem
gan H. Nee, d. S1 Tt anu R1seS n sapSf,r
Mr. NJ j. Mor Ni., Ida Mora Mora hss Mora T. W.
SS 46SS g. TboTnc IT, Mn G K TbOrne l. Tbone
s "a ri vcS GIoss James &ciaso6 Miss
GacO Miss EobnsCs Mss Sexton and ,T9her NM T Aas, MS E
futile W Roter Partridge and two children H. T. Rice M G.
WsnepOOn c Bird William Parker u P smith p j. Hood C. K
FOR GIAsoowIn .;,p ITds Sept 2.% H:g Weeks aP9
Bsuo1d W. Field. Leopold Schumacher E. Brown Mrs Knight
Helen W. Cav T. * Holden and wife Mrs FreerIs George, Max
Georr Eugene George Nils Jonathan Higgins Ruth Higgins h.
FOR ERRsT AND HAvRBIa steamship WdshnOton Sept 2l
5reasain Edward Grcnousau Grenoureau Mr. ROesu Mis-
Roeau NJ kgsnoati D. foaee = terra,sas oGSe ILL
Mis- Tr.r MIA r. Ueh Miss Dieh Miss NJ Deh Mrs Achilles
YorE p 20 et VIM NJ Ongr, John Rolet J. Langer W j.
ROuiOa Mis- Wheeler Mt Leieye Mrs. Dss Mss b2O p Pee
MIR, Rec Rock Rev. Molnan j. Lagde, Auguste HATE
Vofbe Vale r negou Gleeoe sir r. Never daughters
Mi Adam. Mr, yete D. Baemen y saTgegto NJ K Mitchell ~
and vile M Drg Clarten Mrs Nornand and family Cand
Msrt nl family Mr. Beckton Miss BecktoE, and Miss kGh
Beckton. a. Milton Mrs NJ McNaughton ~
FOR LlVERPOOL-IH steamship cir Of Brooklyn Sept 2lt
Gugen Dr. j. Oft John Delaney Ionic MIS- W.
Child G. A. Robinson Miss Robinson NJ Creagh wife
Warbur;On ard two chrei Il b. Lodge
r. b. Lodge, ill., Bartholomew White W H. Oliver s. Onto ANTONIO
A. Morf Jas Steepeton Misses Teresa and Rosie White
FOR LlVEtPOOL-a steamship BataUia, sept 2Geo Ropes
Mis- An;ou, Eliza Matthews F. j. Brown B. s. de lougb,
W. Brsmwe H. p Buruen d. Carver, John T. CarFodu G. e.
Gooch.
Roul,nd WIFE child and servant Capt Riley WIFE and chill Miss
Alice Asnene Mss J. Alan g. W. Wariweu n FTierson W. W.
Brane n1.insly. NJ Rich and WIFE, Molnire Eugene s.
Power W. .h-rar. T. Lowry Miss NJ 4 Allan Miss Ida stewart
0uenry and H. Hopkins II. Marks c. Brown A. nn-
nnrs Smavc d. J. T. Sieinhof, NJ Lazaron LeOcoy g. D.
GRIM. NJ Pesrsten. c. NJ Cummings j. H. MAYER T. q
Nichols G. H. Scott Mr. DTeygung Master Brts MI W n.
Sis DILLON, Mrs Clarke Mrs. X NJ hunt AIRS H. T.
Daniels an sut q. B. White Bnrn Brown A. T. Minot Miss
H. r. Bsva. M V. Gardner, Mrs r. C. d. Levin child tree
n. Cone g. H. Mercer B. john BEAM John
ryan Clap EdwaEd McGrah A. Lwesen D. George, Mrs
Gilmore snd daughter
FOR SAvANNAH-IH steamship Montgomery Sept 49, Heher;
Marha aud children. Miss Ward Mr. Buckley EDWARD
,ranoa Can't L. Gooiwn NJ siese lady, children and servants
Dixon ntcra bGy L. Vogel Ms T. Muslin ChAs
W Dsney sdy. Miss C. Daney, c. T. Bennsi jas '" "AAe
Eud .sdy.
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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE

PORT OF EEw-FoRK. e. ...................sEPr q.
CLEARED.
f<sHsp DsuseLliss (GeIl EsTasbsE Buss OeIrets Co
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THE MONEY MARKET.


i0t O'clock a; NJ;
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nRCIsIoNs-SrPT. q.

Suprene Court-Chambers - Bv JUDGE Leonard l.
r. Porie ~ against james IurersoBsl approved zee
opaion johnson at Greene Motion denied Nn -
al Baiwn-Deudsa haveA stay upon tnns & ~ -
80 e Of excepted TO- on notice o o
.nd psymcnt Of . Of opposing this notion ~ s
nriuneou dissolved with SO costs 10 defendant Nua
err, al P-A.taohmen vacated; costs hargn St -
ley-hoion grantedi payment Of SlS COS" oil NOW" 'e
nd a.
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cALFNpARs-THts DlY

CALENDARS-fHts Dlf. o..
s-.., 1NFEEs-Leonsrd "opens at 10 m-Calen-
dsr called At II NJ - 49,. NJ
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THE COURTS.
CIVIL. NOTE.

Don;ol p Smocl, and John r. Hunt fledvoluntary
-,,, last veei and MARY McAudrew', the ADeneAa
Gal L. Company Bernhard Pok Charles B. PoAE Helene k0''s
Sus John Kohl Charles we RdysId Dcprf d r. ese
ih. Ossr D. Wieksm Nathan Bach and Godfrey k'e "e'0
ssa1,ostel Involuntary bAnkrsPtA
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OFFcE COMMISSIONERS TIE ERECTION THE PUBLIC
BUILDINGS, PHILADELPHIA September 20, 1872
WHEREAS, The Court has granted the in

BUILDINGS, PHILADELPHIA, September ~, 1872. )
WHEREAS, The Court has granted the in
w junction asked Galbreh and others restraining the Com
awarding dressed Granite for the basement
and areas Of Pebble Buildings Comber Sergeant Co.
SEALED PROPOSALS will be Ohce Of the Commits
oners O3 Chestnust until o'clock oOc 1917, for
kinds qualities Of GRANITE required TO face the walls
basement and Of the Public Buildings At Pennqaare
Philadelphia.
proposal be considered must conform to the following
dhOas
must be from responsible and experienced persons regularly
business Of furnishing dressing and setting stone and
the price foot in the rough delivered wharf convenient to the
buildings also for the entire materials and work dressed and
in the walls complete.
difference In price, between the
teras dressed IN Phade phia and az the quarrieS
The shortest time required 10 complete the whole work
IL be accompanied by sample Of the material intended
be furnished q sire not less bsn W inches cube showing the
faces dressed and toe rough and Designating the ua represents
F IL present satisfactory evidence Of the capacity OF the
furnish and ability Of the bidders to CONTROL the supply Of
and complete the whole work proposed for
s must be accompanied BY eeriifeate that bond IN the
600 has ed with the Solicitor OF the Commission
his e No 200 West Washington square 70 the effect that the low
est BIDDER shall contract with satisfactory security,
within Eve days after the work awarded he will be deemed 81 declining
and will be held liable his bond for the difference between his bid
and that Of the merit lowest bidder.
themselves the night reject al
bids not deemed by them satisfactory.
Detail drawing Of the materials and ~omAnshp asked for be
Al the o6oe Of the Architect John MeAnhu No. 2oS soah
SiIih-st SAMUEL Z. PERKINS, President
FRANCIS De HAEs JaSvIER Secretary.
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SECOND BOARD.
sALEs FRoM 12t no I OlCLOCK p
SECOND BOARD-l p. NJ.

IIUOld DOHIl--DdHk lHu HaUTOdI-FIpT'
SfOcfR r.
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MINIATURE ALMANAC

Bon 6sls .... SIS Moor nses... $50
wATHR DIv-AN
Bansy Hook.... 0O0 Cows issnd.. US Hell Gate Fery 2l
w1TKE THIS DAY-P.
BsRdT Hook. Ola Cows IsBd... 0ls Hell Gate Fsy.. 233
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Drp GOODS.

Drn GOODS.
JAMES MCCREERY a. Co.,
- BROADWAl AND ELEVENTH.Sr.,
VIII add 10 their cheap
SILK COUNTER
large lot Of
STRIPED AND CHECK SILKS.
At IS cents per yard
Also.
beautiful assortment
PLAIN COL0RBD eros GRAINS
In full shades iOs day and evening wear.
Great bargains IN
BLACK SILKS.
BONNET BLACK SILKS
81 Is, S2 80 and 81 IS,
To the richest imported.
Also,
An immense stock Of
BLACK eros GRAIN AND TARPBTA SILKS,
In Qualities, from 81 upward
lanes McCREERY & Co,
~ BROADWAY AND ELEyRETH-ST.,
VIII open
on MONDAY, SEPT. q.
Their Pail importation Of
MOURNING GOODS,
ENGLISH AND FRENCH BoMBAzINBs
In ~ the most approved mskeA
FRENCH MRRIEOs, CAsHMRRE D'RCOssE,
10 all qualities Al very low prices
ENPRRss CLOTH, DRAP M NICE
SERGE lMPBRIALS,
SILK AND WOOL YBbOURS
HENRIETTA CLOTH,
BARBIHBA AnD GRAPE CLOTHg
C0URTAULDS.
GRAPES TX ALL WIDTHS &c, &c.
foImlng The ltTges and most attractive stock ever offered
A L SMITHs PATTERN BAZAAR, 9f4 Broad
"a way. Twenshst fal line ~ PARIS BERLIN and LON
DOE STYLES seven weeks earlier Costume Importers
before puhasug kEADYMADR Imported snitA CLOTH MODELS
'Fea WIZ eAeh vAen Which are PERFECT GUIDES 70 b.
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miscellaneous.

HANGERS OF PLATFORM ELEVATORS
IOBVIATEDThe undersigned call attention to apparatus
Platform Elevators Of all kinds be made perfectly safe
Independent OF hosting springs acts only when the descend
Unmpifed by tension,
always ready prevent the evil Of broken ropes
machinery For further particulars apply 70 TAT
HAMA BROTHERS, ~ Beekman-st.
CUERLAIN, Is Rue de la Paix, Paris.
w Ambrosial Cream for shaving
Fashionable Perfumes for the Handkerchief,
Eau Lustrale for the Hair
Eau de Cologne preparation speeae
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-09-23

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