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COLLEGES.

ANARY II. THOMAS AND SISTERS
wi BOARDING SCHOOL, ,,,
Downingtown Chester County, Pa. i = u
The next school year will begin 10th Ninth
month. -.f sgdae,-9 sg au l0-rlm
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:; PErERsBuRG, VA, August 9th, 1872.
XXTANTED--LABORERS QUARRYMEN,
w, ,HANDrDRILLERS and STONE-CUT.
TIERS. au l0--ym
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TAKEN UP.

TAKEN UP IN MY FIELD. ON SAT.
Il URDAY LAST, "A BRIGHT BAY MULE.
The owner will please come forward, prove
property, pay charges and take him away.
0sllE +. A. SHULTX,
augll-3t 4u3 ,iz4 Near Harye,
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BY TELEGRAPH.
LATEST FROM ALL POINTS
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC NEWS

flantamour's Comct-what Prof Winlock, of
Cambridge Univers,ty, Says of it-PubIic
Denial by Piantamour that he Ever Made
| the Prediction
Boston, Aug. ia reporter visited
Cambridge University to-day in connection
with the Rtory of Plantamour's comet, and
saw Prof. Winlock. He relates his expe-
rience in the following language:
There was such an absence of the sol
emnity had expected to find that | was
almost ashamed to make known the pur-
pose OF my visit, and it was not until he
had shown me all through the great OBJ
servatory that alluded, even incidentally
and distantly, to the matter of the comet.
Oh, yes" said he, 81 have heard and
read considerable about it within few
days"
The uncencerned manner in which he
thus expressed himself gave me every
assurance that there was yet some hope,
and endeavoring to be just as unconcerned
as the Professor, asked him where be sup
posed such a story originated.
81 don't know" he answered, 7" but
probably in some of the foreign newspa-
pers."
"Have you heard whether or not M.
Plantamour ever predicted this particular
comet ?" asked.
"Thc story is an entire fabrication from
beginning to end" he replied, land un-
derstand that the Swiss astronomer has
publicly declared that he never made any
such prediction; and don't believe he ever
did. If there was comet of any kind,
We should see it here, and, furthermore,
it would be observed by other astrono.
mers,"
Concerning the nature of comets in gene
raj, Prof. Wjnlock said:
"All comets are composed of q sort of
gaseous vapor, and they can be compressed
into space no larger than an ordinary
peach-stone, and if one of them should hap
pen to strike the earth it would be no more
destructive than jelly or sun fish would
be to Cunard steamer"
slow near do comets usually come to
the earth ~ asked,
"The nearest one, think, came within
about $4,000, 900 miles"
"Are they frequently seen at this or
greater distances?
"No, not so often as formerly. Some
years ago the King of Denmark awarded
medal to the discovery of every new comet,
but there were so many found that he with
drew the premium, and since then compar-
atively few have been discovered. If there
were any actually seen you would of
course hear of it officially
- Even if they were not visible from this
observatory 2" inquired.
"Oh, yes; our arrangements are COM
plete for the exchange of information with
the whole of Europe, and if there had been
such discovery as this has been repre-
sented to be, we should have heard of it
long since"
Well, then, | suppose can announce
that this story is humbug?"
Yes, Sir; you can say that, as far as as
tronomy is concerned, the world is per-
fectly safe for many years to come"
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OFFICE OF THE MUTUAL BUILDING FUND 4
AND DOLLAR AvfNGs BANK,
RIcHMoNp, VA, Aug. !, 1872. J
TINS BANK WILL ON AND AFTER
L this date transact its business at the North
east corner of Mainland Fourteenth streets The
office formerly occupied by Messis. Isaacs, Tay-
lor Williams, bankers.
"a ti3-t THOMAS s. ARMISTEAD,
ti@h ~ Cashier.
y 3I--2w 30 4ls tlait ia
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FINIIE IMPERIAL HOTEL,
uATE JEssEss HousE,l
JAMES SYKES, PROPRIETOR,
FRONTING PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, BETWEEN THIR-
TRESTH AND FOURTEENTH STREETS,
WASHINGTON, d. C.
Thankful to the public for generous patronage
In the past, the Proprietor asks his old friends
and patrons to test the accommodations Of his
present establishment, which he promises shall
be found at least equal to the best in Washing
ton, fe 1T
HALF AND HALF SALOON,
Is GOVERNOR STREET,
RICHMOND, VA.
JOHN MARXHAUSEN, PROPRIETOR.
GOOD LIQUORS AND FAIR PRICES,
Bumgardner and Bourbon Whistles. Best
Ale, Beer and Wines in the market. Also, q
fine assortment of the choicest Cigars
nE- FREE LUNCH every day, from II till
O'clock .-..H NH Isn't
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TERMS

DAILY-s6 per year; six months, %; three
months, sl.60; month, 90 cents. 5.ig1 l.st
SEMI-WEEKLY-$2.5 per year; ak months,
1875 three months, rs cents.
WEEKLY-sl 5Oper year six months, rs cents
sgs- WEEKB Y and SEMI WEEKLY JOURNAL
f,l,ibs at sutrerneiy loto rates l.tHL I'LL 20
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RUY YOUR WATER COOLERS
- t at w. J. ANDERSON'S,
s26 Main and zoo Broad street
RuTTERICk's PATTERNS.
~ Soie Agency, HOWE SgwsIG MACHINE,
Office S23 Main street
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CERTIFICATES OF RATTLE can be pur.
chased from Captain w. 1. DABNEY, at the
Branch office. No Twelfth street, three doors
from Main -
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"PAss HIM AROUND.

"We are credbly informed that Wood
and Blumenburg, the anything-to-beat-
Grant ballot-box suffers of the Tammany
Ring have received valuable (sic?) re-
cruit from that centre of corruption and
fraud-New York---in the person Of one j..
N. Beach, late trusted detective under
the Secretary of the Treasury.
"This new convert is an adept in ',oays
that are dark and tricks that arerain,' ac-
quired by years of successful service in de-
tecting and exposing the very crimes he
now appears to commit. ab
''IIe has lost his situation under the gov
eminent by some villainy, the details of
which we are not informed, and has joined
the Gg) noble army of martyrs for no hon
est purpose.
''IIe will soon be found closeted with the
Tammany gang of desperadoes, concocting
unheard of frauds for the polls next Thurs
day, the knowledge of which he has ac-
quired by years of secret service in better
cause.
swatch him and everybody connected
with him. Pass HIM and his gang around,
and on the first evidence Of fraud, have
them arrested" Yours, Y.
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J.. n. Beach Late United States Detective-HIs
Exploits in North Carolina.
RICHMOND, VA, August 10,

RICHMOND, VA, August Ii, 1879.
To the Editor The State J0urndl:
Sir: Some time since there appeared on
the bulletin board of the Dispatch tele-
gram from North Carolina, to the effect that
one j. N. Beach, United States detective,
had been detected in North Carolina pre-
tending to be Greeley man, while he was
actually working for Grant and Caldwell.
j. N, Beach is not United States officer,
nor has he been for a long time. He was
a delegate to the Cincinnati Convention, and
some idea of what they think of him in
North Carolina may be gathered from the
annexed article from the Raleigh Era, Re-
publican): @ hs4
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DOOTH GRANITE QUARRY,
ID DIswIDDIE County, VIRGINIA. .s}5g,
IF. b. BOOTH & CO., PROPRIETORS.
Address, p. o. Box ia, Petersburg, Va.
DEPOT City Point. on James River, Eppes
Wharf. .,9
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Greiling,I e Stuff gultrlsat.
TaE pLANrAMoUR SCARE AND THE
st,tkFELEY CRAZE. "N p YlPil =

- /
We have given no place to thel"l Planta-
mour scare, = for the simple reason that
the Swiss professor denied months ago that
he had ever made so absurd a prediction as
that attributed to him--and for the further
reason that, without any such denial on his
part, the prediction was too preposterous
one, upon its face, to be entertained for a
moment. The great comet of 1861, which,
when first seen at New Haven, had train
that swept an arc of over one hundred
degrees, had not material substance enough
in it to make respectable sized peanut,
and forty millions of them might be hurled
into the earth's atmosphere at once without
producing any palpable effect upon her rbit,
much less her solid crust. The fact is the
Plantamour comet" and the I" Greeley
craze, /" are the conspicuous humbugs
of this dry and heated term and to all APP
pearances they are both passing. away under
the influences of the same malignant
starr
/ We are not prepared to dispute planetary
influences. In certain conjunctions of the
heavenly bodies certain mental streaks will
show themselves which can only be account
ed for on some supposed influence -some
subtly -diffused essence coming from the
stars, just as certain manifestations Of luna
cy are supposed to come from the moon.
With planetary change these peculiar out
Groupings Of mental lunacy pass away and
as Plantamour's comet has passed, SO will
the Greeley craze speedily disappear. They
were both born in an hour as unsubstan-
tial gossamer, and after causing many old
women to think that the world was about
to be meshed in the web of fate,o disap-
peared together at about the same time.
They are both idle tales, full of gossamery
and strange grasshoppers.
= . b
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OUR PETERSBURG LETTER.

Grand JolI,fic alton Over North Carolina
Firing or Cannon-Fire-works, Speeches,
and d Good Time Gencrally--The Farmers
Convention nav Hti''i
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DICHMoND COLLEGE.
RICHMOND, VA.


The SESSIONS of this institution open on the
LIST Eof October. and continue until the LIST OF
July. 3taE
The College comprises the following schools, to
wit: .."
T. Latin; II. Greek Ill Modern Languages
". Mathematics; V. Natural Sciences; VI.
Moral Philosophy; VII. English.
In addition to the foregoing, a School of Law,
aud Commercial Department are connected
with the College. 5f is,.
The entire expenses of student including
board in messing clubs, tuition and other college
fees, fuel, lights, and washing, amount to $206
for the session of nine months. Tho same expen-
ses if board be had in private families will be
1913 ttAt iifH4I
-For catalogues giving iul information, ad-
dress go, " Va 8 w Eea b. PURYEAR,
~ niHF Chairman of the Faculty.
au 3-W&Sw--Tu, THIS t OIL
NNILSON COLLEGE FOR YOUNG
w LADIES, Chambersburg, Pa. with ample
grounds and elegant buildings, so fitted up as to
pe homelike arc attractive, and well equipped for
thorough educational work, will open the first
term of the next academic year September 4th,
1879. For circulars, apply to Rev. O. r Lane.
jy 3l-lm Ii ,tE tfsff
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INHE SOUTHERN ASsOCIATION.-RAF-
FILE for the Benefit of the Widows and Or
phans of the Southern States. ha q e.
DISTRIBUTION No. 4s2 EvESiss August II
53 ~ 80 "A n 70 s rs SO 5o,14
nnsTgIsuTIoS No. 4sS MoKsIve. August 49,
9 tSal67 i IS II 20, % 20 80 l6 80 Illt7I.l
eWitsiees my hand, at Richmond, Va this 18th
dry Of August, 1879
SIMRiDNS& Co, G. q. TONPkINS, III
Managers. Commissioner.
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. b.. PUBLIsHED.
nAILY, SEMI-WEEISIIY AND WEEKLY,
No. 9t2H Main Street, Richmond, Va
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Memphis and Charleston railroad-............ 10
Mississippi and Tennessee railr0ad............ =
Memphis and Ohio railroad. Isl
steamers.
Steamers
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,ver the Memphis and ChafIsston road,

uYCf thto nAoth Put1 uuu Ohahfooeoa Aoouf
for Grand Junction, in order tomeet the
Supreme Court judges. who, with their
families, will be present at the children's
Sunday.School Celebration on next Fri
day. We are indebted to the thoughtful
agent, Colonel Barney Hughes, for
an invitation to visit Grand Junction
and take look at the ermined breth-
rem.
A bill to build custom house, post
Office, ETC., in this city is before Congress.
tits to be hoped that the Memphis poet
will not have to sing the strain warbled
by the bard Of the St. Louis Democrat,
concerning proposition to locate Gov
eminent offices in that city: Knowye
the land where the United States Com
missioner will locate the buildings for
Government use2 Where the rage Of
lot owners and other petitioners will
damn the location that cooketh their
goose? Oiwild as the accents Of lovers
farewell are the prices they ask for the
grounds they would sell. "
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GENERAL MARKET.

There is bat little doing In the produce line
to-day, and business generally on Front street
is dull Receipts of produce and the demand
lis about equal. No changes are reported in
prices. We quote; Apples, SO OO@s7 so.
Bran, s27 5O9s2s. Beans, 50 25@2 rs y bushel.
Bagging, 171z@1Sc. Mess beef. sl2@sl2 so.
Butter, 22at33c, fair to choice Western. Bacon
clear sides 75s6s8c clear rib sides, 73s6g7szci
shoulders, 5346i6c; breakfast bacon. 914g91fc.
Smoked hams. 9@l2c. Sugar-cured hams, il
@121zc, plain and canvassed. C0rn-meal. So 20
1883 Is. Corn. 65@69c for yellow and white at
the levee. Cotton seed, Sll T. ton on the levee.
Coffee-Rio, 2l1z@24e; Java, 27@30c. Dried
apples, 99l0c b n (; peaches, 614@712c. Eggs,
l3914c. Flour, So 0Ol0 so for super TO fancy.
Hay. $3.50 s32. as TO quality. Lard, quiet;
tierco, 9h@10c; keg. 1014@11c; pail, ll9ll1ac;
caddies. l21zc. Lemons, "a 25@4 so . box.
Molasses-p plantation, 50@6Sc. as in quality.
Nails. So rates. Oranges, s. 509S7 50 y box.
Oats, 53a55c. Onions, SIS OO@SS so p barrel.
Poultry chickens. ga so for old no young
chickens in the market. Potatoes, 81 90g3 Is.
as in quality new. 50 OO@slO d barrel. Mess
pork. sl4@14 rs. Sugar. open kettle, S19@
i11&c; yellow clear, 1lh@liAc; white. l2s
PIC; hard refined, 1870 l354c. Salt. 50 55@
Is. New vegetables are scarce. New onions,
s. so p barrel Cabbages, S24 00@26 OO u 100.
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The Faust picnic.

The worthy disciples and followers of
the great Faust will celebrate tomorrow
by holding picnic at James Park.
The committee of arrangements is
busily at work preparing for the fete.
The grounds will be watered, so as to
lay the dust. Good music, attentive
committeeman, the best of order, large
attendance, and pleasures innumerable,
will be the order of the day, At night
the park will be lighted up for the bene-
fit of the young people who delight in
dancing.
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AssASsINATION.LAsT NIGHT.
An old citizen Murdered Near bar

An old Citizen Murdered Near Bart.
From Justice Caldwell, Of the County
Court, we received the information that
last night Mr.. w. j. A. Bell, an old citi-
zen Of this county, and residing within
six miles of Bartlett, was shot and kill
ed on his way homeward. Mr.. Bell was
in this city yesterday, and left on the II
m. train for Bartlett While in Bartlett
he tried to borrow a gun, stating that
threats had been made against his life.
He did not obtain the gun, however,
and left the town on horseback Late
in the evening the horse dashed up to
the front yard of his house. Mrs. Bell
had the horse caught, and supposed it
had gotten loose at Bartlett. Early this
morning she became uneasy, and sent
parties down the road towards Bartlett.
The body of Mr.. Bell was found few
miles from the house. He had been
shot in the back by some concealed
murderer No arrests had been made
up to eight o clock this morning, but the
suspected parties have, no doubt, been
taken in custody ere this by the Bartlett
officers.
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Church Homo Festival.

The initial entertainment of that
series to be given by the ladies for the
benefit Of the Orphans Church Home
will take place at Rocco Hall tonight
The programme for the week is as fol-
lows: Monday, Dickens party; Tues
day. vocal and instrumental music by
the leading amateurs Of the city;
Wednesday, May coronation; Thursday
opera, conducted by Mrs. Pope; Friday,
general amusements and voting. Tick
cts fifty cents; for the week, 81. 81
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BROWNSVILLE AND NASHVILLE
.otf TRAIN. ~
Change of sceiIuIe.

On and after to-day the Brownsville
accommodation train, on the Memphis
and Louisville railroad, will be extended
to Mckenzie, making close connection
for Nashville. The train will leave the
depot at 5;45 pm, arriving in Nashville
at eight o'clock next morning, Sleeping
cars run through to Nashville on this
train. For tickets or information apply
to James Speed, Ticket Agent, 237g
Main street. JSo. Z. FLYNN,
-
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a
GAs-rIrrrss at sl5 Second ST.

VIZ learn that copartnership has
been formed by Messrs. Thos. II. Cooke
and James s. Hatcher, Of this city, for
the purpose of carrying on an extensive
book and stationery business. Both
gentlemen leave the city to-day, the
former as delegate to the State Conven-
ton at Nashville, and the latter to make
arrangements with Southern and East
ern publishers. Both gentlemen stand
high in the esteem and confidence of the
Memphis public. and we predict for them
a brilliant and successful career in the
business in which they purpose engaging
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Boyle q Chapmau's Mensphis city
Directory for 1873.

We are actively engaged in the pro-
ductioh of the above work. and will
spare no trouble or expense in making
our " city Directory the most perfect
cork Of The kind eoer published in or
out of Memphis. IT,
BOYLE 4 CHAPMAN, Booksellers,
eu Publishers and Stationers,
GO ~ 279l Main street,
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LOST.

n osT FIRST DANIELS tOHANCRRY
Ia Practice and Story's EQUITY Pleading.
The finder will be literally rewarded.
1893 NJ 'N GEO. W. WINCHESTER,
r OsT-TWO YARDS BLUE SASH RIB
i 4 bon, two pair silk mits, and three yards
narrow blue ribbon The finder viii be re-
Warded if returned to Sl4 Main st. 56-5Sa
r OsT-SPECKLED POINTER DOG; HAD
4 /. on leather collar;. answers to name OF
Ponfo. Liberal reward will be paid If de-
Iivered to D. d. Dismukes OF q w. Mann,
No 70 Monroe street. ------ b4-t
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Notice.

Cotton factors and buyers having good,
clean sample and loose cotton will re-
ceive twenty cents per pound for the
same in any quantity. Address or call
on Smith & Co., corner Main and Beal
streets. 90
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F0R SALE or EXCHANGE.

NOR SALE OR EXCHAEGE-A NICE
cottage residence of six rooms, nice flower
garden, about one acre in ground, good els
tern, stable and carriage,house, and good out
the new Raleigh road. about two miles from
Court Square. in sight of street railroad and
about two hundred yards from the Raleigh
railroad Twill sell cheap or exchange for
place in the city near TO business. For terms
anply 10 CAPTAIN links. 60 Union st. Posses-
sion given LIST of September, lSI2. 5l-t
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PARLoR FURNITURE remarkably cheap.
Come and see, at e. Fagans, Second
street, opposite the Square. saI 6S
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Yer Justice OF she peace.

John c, Lanier is announced as a
candidate for Justice of the Peace in
the Fourteenth Civil District Of Shelby
county, at the ensuing election, to be
held Tuesday, May 18th, 1872. IS
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GRAvELY's Golden Pancake" and
Gravely's Superior plug tobaccos at
W.. bna = 4. KAUFNAS's, ISL
Southwest cor. Jefferson and Second.
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Notice 70 the Medical Frofession.

All the members of the medical pro
fession are requested to meet this even
ing, the 7th instant, at 8 o'clock 7. m,
at the office Of Dr.5W. T. Irwin. Second
street, Jefferson Block, to express the
sympathy of the profession with the
family of the late DR.. Wv. Taylor, ST.,
and to attend his funeral, lv
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1872-05-07

IFyou wish to play billiards and en-
Joy the game, go to Willett's. 1t is the
coolest place in the city, and all the ia
bles are new and of the latest pattern.
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LIVERPOOL. May Z. II;3O am. = Cotton
opens quiet. Uplands. lid; Orleans. ND.
1870 p.m.-Cotton is dull. Uplands. l1@
ID; Orleans. ll14@ll7sd. Sales, 10, 900 bales.
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lO:45 a.m.-Cotton is quiet Sales for May,
p l5-16c; July, 2s7sc; August, % ll-l6c.
l2:l5 pm. Cotton is quiet. Spot sales. 60;
futures. 10000. Sales for May, 225s; June,
% 7-i6c; July, 2554c; August, 231zc; Septem-
her pc: October Doe Noveniber 1gl%c
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Genuine Gravel Rooang, by bar.
fh0lomew az Allen. 40 N. Court. 104f
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NINE DEMoEEsr's PATTERNS, all kinds
styles and sizes, at 2l3 Main st. 1897
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CoKE AND Coal Tar for sale at Gas
Company's Office. 29l Second St TOT
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STEAMBOATS,.

Dean Line.
For Cairo, Louisville and CineinnaiI
SAM J. HALE......S. T. Hambleton, master
WILL LEAVE AS ABOVE IT,
w WEDNESDAY, May sth. at slss;1fat1,tf
s pm. For freight or passage APP A-s@iss'ss'zA
e. COBB, Agent,
$3.50 No 266 Front street.
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ENMoNs & Son, the veteran newsmen
at 10 Jefferson and 4lO Main streets,
have. received the latest publications,
daily papers from all points, weekly pic
torials, monthly magazines, both home
and foreign, and news goods of every
description. lisl ati.fa srIar III
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If you wish to eat spring lamb, go to
Seesseis stall, No, 65 Poplar street mar
ket f .ulal Aa 60
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PARLoR FURNITURE remarkably cheap
Come and see, at L. Fegans, Second
street, opposite the Square. 63
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GRAVEL, or composition roofing, both
oExris4, BY E. c. Jones, 257l Second st,
81
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The leading reviews, the most popular
magazines, and the latest pictorial pa
pers, can be found at Mansford's famous
news depot, corner Of Second and Non
roe also, the latest novels, station
cry, etc.
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SARATOGA PGvILieN water viii cure
dyspepsia, biliousness, and all diseases
caused by disordered state of the
stomach and digestive organs. so
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lchetee Grocertes.

Families can be supplied with every
thing they desire in the family grocery
line, at J.. Devotos, corner of Adams
and Third streets, THE best is the
cheapest" - ~ 80 I 3OT
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1872-05-07
SrRAM-nrrISe at 3l5 Second st. 4

AT 2s6 Main street.-The neat little
news stand under the supervision of
Paul Wright-can be found all the lead
ing EDITORIALS of the day; also the latest
publications by eminent authors Of hc-
ton. -
Buy your wood from c H. John
son, III Poplar street, IT
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1872-05-07
BOATS ADVERTISED TO LEAVE TO-DAY.

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