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inoas. G,sas Rss'gmatson.--We learn
thos incere !, regret that the r. Rev a aIart' leT
A ot ro ina mas Just tendered his reslg.
b. # to 'ro o,,s second e(,, Baptist Churc6.
q spo ~ our, our City about a year and
[endot;h sT MlIh many testimonials of
',Gn, and ION and having received q
n aua u unanimous cali from the g
BE- ~ WAS was hoped that his stay M
|subaeorcnm nlucn more protracted than
N IaS IaSSe9am,,ently a,, proved. Mr.. Nc.
Ijneas ass 4 1llled several positions 'iof Of
be 1S; c;,,. heretofore and his absence
Of fyary az W WIN u not only deprive the
bbgy n S.s Of a genial COMPANION , aioS anS
tbnre nureteenderof the Faith. MI MI
|hear,an M mas endeared himself to
Irdis1 sl's 81 and homes in the Citv nv ~
thristt;saa ;saa,sdress, y large heartedness
ty carsn, rrsn Zeal. He will go from
Of fTaat,Lying : with him the attach.
{ " wsa large number of personal rsl
nents mao will be interested i,soha, in hi.
|ied |is5f In the providence 4 of Sod SHScess is
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Cardinal Nc cCloskey and secretary

Cardinal McCloskey and secretary
will leave Ney York to-day for Rome.
embarking On the steamship Pereire.
The priests of the archdiocese will bid
him adieu, and expect his return about
the middle of September. He is eaid
to become somewhat enfeebled by CON
staut labor and journings. Arriving
at Harve, he will next journey to Paris
where he will stay few days, and
then 60 direct TO Rome to present to
the Holy Father the sum of SEQ, 900 in
gold, the offer of the Catholics of the
Diocese of New York. After he is
thoroughly rested the Cardinal will
receive his title from the Pope, togeth-
er with the hat and ring. World.
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STRAY WAIFS.

fng. '' 'A'>
4 III Henry Publ, Justice of the
\, NO. 3O5 shipley street.
|oas dissatisfaction 'a., is ever expressed
Sa, Sse VINO 0o buy boots and shoes from
l0es' So7 Market street.
Pegai ! q Co., Third street market,
.. Il; ;iaIge line of goods in the
'e i'Ae OF excellent quality.
q. Lew Todd, who was thrown
Eewwaig.o er wagon and severely injured,
.mpoit, op;t;, Friday afternoon. is
% or VINO snt, want their horses well
FUo,,1d VI any J, kind of blacksmithinr r
Il. %1Iia 4is 0s, 90 well to give Thomas
pod workman. 'o'' d 'riai' de
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FRST EDITION
kE NOMINATION..
kiteIsy. Postles and Mclntire,
LARGE VOTE AND An
EYTIIING CONTEST.

INTEREST IN TaE REsULT-wA1T-
"a For THE RErURNs--INcIDENTs,
I.
l great an interest ia a nomination
Han as was expressed Saturday
|rnoon has not been known for years
/ from the opening Of the polls at
n until their close at 8 o'clObk, p.
| The votes kept rolling steadily
he friends ofthe variouscandidates
ked actively, and used their ut
endeavors to get out every vo to.
result of their labors was q poll of
votes, which is very large consid-
that they were all cast at one
be contest though sharp, was con-
led ina good humored manner and
one or two slight exceptions, no
BILE CT any kind occurred about the
her the closing of the polls,a a large
ID gathered around the Hall to
tthe result. But it took long
{ to count off the votes, and when
work was finished about $50 o.
! A. H., only about 80 or 90 per
were waiting for the figures
e result of the nomination Is as
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Laalies Wlsn.nR ,a rurona.. a h.

Ladies' Winning la rurcnass q iish
running and Simple Sewing Machine. would
do we'll to call at No. rs Market Street, vii.
minSton. Del. and see one Of the incest Fsmi.
iy Sc Lg Machines in the world. It has no
equal itssws from the thickest to the thinsst
Our hobby Ia simplicity. durability, light
running. and no threading up required |; self
threading shuttle and self setting needle.
On e sr sasb Iaass liberal
heavy and complicated machine. but get the
light running New American.
7l8 Market st.. WilmingtQn. Del.
iy7dAwly ]. b. PRIMROSE. Agent
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Umpire. Harry Eherwin. Time of game
hour IS minutes. I'D
Throughout the game was very inter-
esting, though both sides INDUCED in
careless fielding, and the Quicksteps
have been known to do far better playing
than they did at this game. The visitors
greatly admired the plucky playing Of
our home champions, and declared them
to be the best amateur organization they
ever played against. If they make anoth-
er Eastern trip In the fall they will come
to wilmington again and give the Quick
steps . game.
The visitors left for Baltimore on the
7.10 p. m. express, and to-day will play
in Cincinnati with the Red Stockings.-
Previous to their return to Chicago they
will play with two amateur clubs in Lou
isville, KY. They were much pleased
with their visit to this city.
80 BASE BALL NOTES.
The Burlingtons defeated the Archer
OF Philadelphia, Saturday, 8 to 4.
Professional games were played Sat
urday, as follows: Athletic VS.. St.
Louis 10 to IL; Mutual VS.. Hartford,
eleven innings, to 3.
The Niagara club Of West Chester,
will play the Idle nine, of this city, at
the Schuetzen Park, tomorrow after.
noon. The Niagara will have three
new players. Ia.
| Yesterday, game of base ball was
played between the United and Con.
trary clubs, of this city, resulting in
q victory for the latter by score Of
"a to II, owing to the fact that they
were supported by four good players.
The United are now prepared to re.
ceive all challenges.
At the Schuetzen Park, Thursday
afternoon, the Shoemakers and Jew.
elers will play match game of base
ball. The game promises to be more
interesting than the one between the
Shoemakers and Clothiers, as the Jew.
elers can raise very good nine.
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Concentrated Favoring Extraets

Concentrated FavOring Extracts
Of Vanilla, Lemon, Orange, Rose Bitter AL
mond. Ginger, Mace, Celery, etc etc, made
and sold wholesale and reta1 by
Corner Sixth anh Market streets
Food for the Babfess
Childred fed ON RID0E'SFOoD win thriv g
be strong and healthy, and become little mod
els OF youfnful strength and childish beauty.
or the Bath.
Bath Brushes. Bath Towels, Bath sponges
and Bath Soaps In extensive variety. Also,
Flesh Gloves, Straps, Brushes, etc, Of morse
articles OF the same class at
Il. BRINGHURST q CO.,
Corner Sixth and Market stree
Toilet Mirrors.
A full assortment of ali sizes. including
double magnifying, &c.
Il. BRRGHURST d CO.,
Corner of Sixth and Market streets.
Prime Vanilla Beans
seld wholesale and retail by s-.
r. BRLNGHURST d CO.,
Corner Sixth and Market street
Fine Nail Scissors
Curved and straight, Nail Brushas, Hand
Brushes, Nail Files, Nail Polishere, etc, foz
sale BY Il. BRINGHURST q CO.,
Corner Sixth and Market streets.
BrOdfc's Miracuaous cure for Corns
An English remedy of great popularity, for
removing corns without pain.
r. BRNQHURsT q CO.,
= Corner Sixth and Market streets.
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''.''.. '............ OlV
le only scattering vote" was one
y. d, Coon" fer Mayor on, a
et from which Richardson's name
been scratched.
4 one instance three tickets were
2ad folded together, containing the
pes OF ONeill, Bradford and McIn-
and in two other instances two
te's containing the same names
te folded together. And still anoth-
|case Of this double voting was
pei The he ticketscontaining the names
Neill, Bradford and Morrow. In
llese instances the tickets thus
u logether were thrown out.
len the vote was footed up the
y ana Judges signed the tally list,
eSuit was announced at the win.
and the crowd departed.
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Total thus far shipped,

TOTAL thus Iar shipped, 44S
The reason for such small shipments
Is the rain, and the fact that the mar
kets have been so glutted with Hale 8
early peaches, that dealers were una
Bile to sell at prices sufficient to realize
expenses.
A car load was sent to Chicago, on
Saturday afternoon by Messrs. Samuel
and John Townsend.
The Baltimore Sun says that some
Baltimore shippers, last week, sent
peaches to the interior as far as Gin
cinnati, but they report the venture an
Improbable one. Peaches have also
been sent to Richmond, Norfolk, &C.,
where the crop has been failure
Prices obtained here have been ex-
tremely low, and 1t is a question wheth.
er all the growers have not lost money
An instance will illustrate. On
Saturday man was standing by a
huge pile Of boxes, filled with hand.
some looking peaches, which had Just
been landed from Chester river stea-
mer. He paid 25 cents box for the
lot, including boxes. To question as
to what outlay they had cost the grow.
er, the reply was made that the grow
er paid first, say 10 cents box to have
them picked .and packed; the boxes
cost him IL cents each, freight on the
steamboat 10 cents O box, making, all
told, 80 cents, and then the commission
man must get his per centage. The
grower thus met an actual loss of, say
10 cents box, besides raising the fruit
for nothing.
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Democratic Newspapers on the In.
crease. In the month of July there
were one hundred and three dewspa-
pers noticed by Geo. P. Rowell g. Co.'S
Newspaper Reporter. Of these 8 were
announced by the publishers as being
devoted to the republican side of poll.
tics and 10 to the democratic the
other 70 claimed to be independent OF
neutral regarding politics.
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"A HANDSOME WEATHER VANE.--
VIM. ]. Morrow, of this city, has just
made handsome weather vane, to be
raised over the pavilion in front of
EmmettRob obinson' scottage at atRehoboth
It consist of salmon. handsomely
painted and shaped which will present
q brilliant and attractive appearance.
1t will be raised on pole 90 feet high
on top of which will be gilt ball,
about q foot in diameter.
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CANCER
Scr0fuia and all Skin Diseases
Cured by Dr. B0nsl's Discovery.

DR. BONDS CHEMICAL ANTIDoTEs unite
with and destroy the virus Of Cancer and
Skin Affections. but Will not affect the healthy
part. Patients may visit the City and remain
while under treatment at the Peuna. Cancer
Institute Zone Of the handsomest marble edi
ices In the city, and the finest remedial In.
stitute In the country. Remedies, with full
directions. sent to any part Of the world.
N@Send for Pamphlets and particulars. Ad
dress,
HI. T.. BOND, M. d.,
PEENA. CANCER INSTITUTE,
feba2-dly 220s Chestnut st.. PHI l., Pa.
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Another Assault Saturday evening
as young man named VIM. Reynolds
was walking out with a young lady, he
was assaulted by three rufians at 7th
and Franklin streets. The lady fortu-
nately escaped, but the young man
was severely handled. -, ,,-- 3f.s..s
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Camp Mestinqs.-The camp meetings
at Red Lion and Brandywine Summit
were well attended yesterday, the fine
weather bringing out the people In
large numbers. Many persons went
from this city. The religious ceremo
mics were very interesting.
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FELL IN FiT.-During the game OF
base bail at the Park, Saturday after
noon, boy named John Hanley was
attacked by fit, andfell to the ground.
He suffered, tirribly for awhile, but
Mr.. Dean Nickerson and several others
worked with him until the violence of
the attack was over, and then took him
to his home ON Windsor street, between
Sixth and Seventh.
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The Presidents Kitchen Organ can't
get over that family reunion at Bunk
er Hill. What space it dosen't devote
to telling what nice people make UP
the Administration, it gives over to
airing its views on the ''gushers. So
far from wanting the memories of the
late civil war buried, the National Re-
publican would like to see another war
1t has fat contracts in its eve.
The daily gazette., 1875-08-09

PIc-Nlc.-The first annual picnic
at the Wyoming LibraryAssociation
will be given at Sylvan Springs Thurs
day August 10Th 1876, and nromises
to be grand affair as no loose charac.
ters will be allowed on the ground,
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: Mr.. Daniel +. Beatty. manufacturer and
ty's Golden Tongue Parlor Organs. at wash.
ington, N. j., wishes an agent In this vicinity,
as he has labored long to produce instru.
ments OF very superior merit; he win accept
OF none but those who approach him with
satisfactory references. -
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POLITICAL.

MEETING To-NIaHT.-The Demo.
Gratis of the First Ward will hold a
meeting tonight at the 6orrel Horse
hotel, Front street between Orange
and Tatnall. s.a,.s..s1-1%''I
The Third Ward Democrats win
meet tomorrow evening, in the Water
Witch engine house.
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INouEsT.-Saturday afternoon ths
Coroner held an inqust over the body Of
John Finn, who was found drowned in
the Christians during the morning. The
jury rendered q verdict of death by
drowning.
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"Seeing Is Believiue.n

And those who have suffered from near.
sightedness or impaired vision from any
cause, but who now see clearly through the
pair bearing the diamond trademark Ii
honestly made from the best possible ma.
terials. and that no better goods for the pur.
pose have ever been made or sold.
For sale in Wilmington by B. 8. Clark, No.
407 Market street. augSeod&W1W
The daily gazette., 1875-08-09

To Cure a Cough, to relieve all irrita-
tions OF the throat. to prevent hoarseness
to restore perfect soundness and health to
the most delicate organization of the human
frame-the lnngs-use Wistar's Balsam Of
Wild Cherry. SO cts and 81 a bottle, large
bottles much the cheaper.
The daily gazette., 1875-08-09

Fhoo hoorreSasaDn:,n,Wm; reaan,,.W Stewart of this
y n. j.. ;a;I broke out Of the Salem
Rorderls Ja.l, nn where he was confined
|th. was Sonduct a at Pennsgroye. en-
p stresstsa ss captured at Fifth and nd
B Mckett. on Saturday night. by
fty Hail Halls oa,in and scully. He is IN IN
't to Jersey. ~ Will probably be
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FOURTH EDITION.
WEATHER REPORT.
WAsHrNaToN, August 9. Il A. M.
PROHADIIITITs.

For New England the Middle States
and the lower Lake region, generally
clear weather will prevail during Mon
day, with slight rise of Temperature,
light southerly to westerly winds, and
no decided change in barometer.
The daily gazette., 1875-08-09

x. Of fPtcUh:s,IIoN:-Lincoln 3 :,I Lodge
Pion on thwill will give a MOONLIGHT
Ey even;nane yae steamer Felton,. on
fil 60 ds, dovs1s August 18th. The
Music !, cadarfns and pasnC;iill will go up to Ches.
| evenings enjoyment
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MAR RiED

COOPER--WELDON 4th, at the
residence of the Brides parents, near
Cooper and Miss Sarah q. Weldon, an Of
New Castle county. as
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THIRD EDITION,
Peaches.
SATURDAYS snrpxssrs.

SATURDAYS sHfPxsSTs.
To Jersey City, Q care.
To Philadelphia, 1s
Total, "A +"
Previous shipments, 422 i"
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Pas co%ammssScnp.- co%msNsIp This morning
At sSs tSs WILMINGTON Y sns snd lWWproys, Wpsts,.,
he depot. ana tSis the roof was torn a~n
ansberrer temporarily will be Il
Da'iding. on the oppos;ta 20
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! bsstti5nsss, . Abe veasey, cord o.,
\ n : mule. was dned 10 and md
q sSssi sssif, col. al. for assault and
no q sISsts Ists and sivsi iSSa; Ssii WAS e r. 5s.
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HAPPrsgss.
How = Camp Meeting Eeadeth 90
MalrlmonY.

Nv - AnLMU W0ULMmA AEmWENU 20
Mafrimony.
AT fernando. Mississippi, a Baptist
church revival or camp meeting has
been progressing for several days. and
excursion trains have been carrying
crowds Of people TO il from along the
line Of the Mississippi and Tennessee
railroad. Among the visitors to the
camp meeting were Mr.. A. d. Williams
and Miss Pauline 7. Thompson from
Loves Station, a most appropriate name
for residence of the youth aud maiden.
They had loved each other long, but cruel
parents refused to sanction the marriage.
At the camp meeting the pair discovered
that the distance between fernando and
Memphis was but a step, and yesterday
afternoon they clipped of aud came to
this city. As the youth registered the
names at the Worsham House, the clerk
put down a room number opposite each
signature, but the youth informed him
that but one room was wanted. rs that
your wife2' asked the astonished clerk.
No sir, not yet; but she will be direct
y" answered the blushiDg swain. he
took the clerk aside and whispered to
him that one Of the proprietors Of the
house WAS well acquainted with his
father, and that he would like to see
him. The hotel man came up and at
once mastered the situation. A license
was procured Of the County Court
Clerk, aud Esquire Miller was called in
to tie the nuptial knot in the most ap.
proved manner.
In the parlor Of the Worsham the lady
boarders and others assembled and heard
the Squire proclaim the handsome but
embarrassed pair as man and wife.
Squire Miller delivered a lecture on
marital happiness; how they should bear
with each other 8 faults, etc, and drew a
vivid picture of the responsibilities Of a
union OF hearts and hands, In the
meantime The clerk, believing the cere-
mony over, sent the key of the room to
the groom by a negro boy who, while the
wedding lecture was progressing and
while Squire Miller was getting of. a
most eloquent seOteoce, coolly walked
up to the bridegroom as he stood by the
BRIDE and placing something in his
hand exclaimed, Boss, here'syer keyl"
Toe ludicrous situation can better be
Imagined than described. To-day the
happy pair returned to the fernando
camp meeting, and they expedite hard.
hearted parents to forgive them aud for
get all about the runaway match.
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Read COleman's Advertisement
Fun at the city MaII.

at the General Council caucus held at
the City Hall last night a strange and
comical scene took place over the cleo.
ton Of an assistant attorney to eight the
celebrated bond cases ia the Supreme
Court. Councilmen and Aldermen were
in bad huuor. They got mad, bolted
from the caucus and refused to return.
The sergeant-at arms was instructed to
bring the recalcitrant members into the
caucus chamber. and came very neal
having a few fights on his hands
in consequence, but the sergesnt-At-arms
was doing his duty and obeying
instructions; yet it any member desired
a fight, he was not anxious. but was will
ing, to indulge them to the top Of their
ISN'T. During the caucus personal and
family records, pedigrees and relation
ships By marriage we're freely cussed =
aud discussed with reference to the bus
mess on hand before the caucus. II was
probably too much benzine,' or Prof.
Tees weather predictions, that pro-
duced the row, but at last all belligerents
cooled down and agreed to adjoura with
out doing nothing.
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LAKE AT HOME.

After a brief absence, | have this dsy
returned from New Orleans with q fine
and select assortment OF cigars: Meri-
diana, SC; La FavOrita, Sc; Carolina,
6 Lac; imported Henry Clay, 3 for %;
also, the Old rcIi- BILE ACME cigar, sc
each, 81 per box. Only depot at
JAKE LEUBRIE & CO.'S,
235 Main street.
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ADDITIONAL ETs.
Cotton.

The market this morning opened
steady, with a moderate demand and fair
offerings, though transactions we're Of a
limited character. Estimated sales for
the day, 1000 bales; sales yesterday
footed up l4O0 bales, New York spots
opened dull and nominal aud at noon
were quiet, with futures steady. Liver
pool was steady. New Orleans was quiet
and unchanged.
COTTON EXCHANGE QUOTATIONS. STANDARD
AMERICAN CLASSIFICATION.
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Homo.Made Candies.

VIM. FloSS has commenced making
his celebrated boms-nSds candies, pies,
cakes, etc., which are considered tbe
ihegt 10 Memphis, a, 2ss Main and Is
JsasrsCN 'iLseIs vi
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Big lunch, with oyster soup, from Q to
IL o'clock tonight, at the Monarch sa-
loon, No, 4O5 Main street.
Tow CALDWELL, Proprietor.
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CALL EARLY! CALL OFTEN
At SOL e0IEMAN'S
Rosa COnCha Cigar House,
200 MAIN STREET.
be and Restaurant Privlleg

~ ~ " 8
The bar and restaurant privilege for
the tournament Of the Tennessee State
Sportsmen's Association, which comes
of on the 25th, is now for sale. Those
desiring the privilege can apply to Sec
rotary W. A. Whss,lsy Of the Associa.
ton, Ct $50 Main street. d
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LTvFRPOOL. October 10 2 pan uottop 10
steady. Uplandb. I'D; hleans. T9sd. Sales
ls,i0j bales. Of which 900 were Tor export
and speculation.
NEW ORLEANS. October 16. 1850 A.m.-
Cotton is quiet and unchanged. Middling,
lshc; sales 90 bales; receipts. l7A bales.
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RIVER INTELLIGENCE


ARRIVALS.
Steamer Grand Tower, St, Louis.
" Era No. Q, 81. Francis river.
DEPARTURES.
Steamer City Of Vicksburg, St. Louis.
Phil Allin, Friar's Point.
George W, Cheek, Helena.
Belle of Texas, Ashport.
BOATS IN PORT.
Era No, 3, Grand Tower, A J. White,
Fort Gibson, Quickstep.
WEATHER AND BUSINESS.
Weather clear and pleasant, with a
heavy frost this morning. The river
here is declining rapidly aud getting
down to Q low stage, there being but
eight feet Of water on the bars between
hero and Cairo aud six feet large from
Cairo to St. Louis. Tho Ohio is falling
from Pittsburg 10 Cairo, with four feet
seven inches in the canal aud Eve feet
on tho bsFs in the lower Ohio, Cumber.
land aud Tennessee rivers are receding.
Arkansas river continues at low tide,
With twenty.seveu inches Of water on tbs
bars from Pine Bluff to 10 mouth.
White river IL %tecedIng, With four foe. IA
the channel from Augusts ogt
MISCELLANEOUS.
a doll day on the landing for satur'
day,
Tho Belle Memphis left 81. Lolis yes
,srday tor Memphis.
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DERBY stiff bat a; CQhen's.
Memphis Theater.


Quite a large and fashionable audi.
enc attended tho theater last night to
witness Mr.. Oliver Doud Byron as
Donald Mckay" The plot is derived
from the Modoc war, and the incidents
are startling and sensational. The play
vas wei received, especially by those 10
the galleries. At the matinee to-day
Donald Mckay will be repeated. There
will be 10 performance at the tbeater
tonight, but on Monday evening mex,
Baker aud Fsrrou will appear as Con.
rad and Lisette," in q uew pleT d ,ba,
name.
80
m.-l Hv.Le %
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1875-10-16

Bluff City building and loan As.
ISOLATION.
Subscription books for shares in this
Association are now open at the office
Of the undersigned and at the Manhattan
Bank, aud at the office Of l. and Il
Lehman, No. 20 Madison street.
Parties desiring stock will please make
application at either place.
S. STuRN, Secretary pro TEN,
Al Al Madison street.
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NEW YORK. October l5. l;aO p.m.-Ootton
is quiet. Futures are steady, with sales for
January at 1898 II lSc; February. IL 5-l6
alszsci March, u S.l6glifc; April. l4h9
Il l3-l6c; July, l4JS@l4 l5-l6c August, IA 1916
a &c; October, Il 5-l6 l4M-; November.
1917 diS II. l6c; December, l31agl3 9-l6c. Sales
for future delivery, 2i,O0 bales.
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Cali ana c the b st Self Feeding
CSaI stove in the market at DuHh's,
sea Main street.
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LADIES fine shoes-frout-Iaee, side
lace aud buttOn-new styles, at Coffey
& Co.'S, 307 Main street, under Peabody
Hotel. III
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d
AT PHIL J.. MALLOS a. co.'s.
2O4 Main street. l6t

IL you want TO pass q pleasant hour,
call at Sid Cooks Peabody Billiard
Hall. SSf
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PUBLIC SALE.
NOTICE.

II Will SELL TO The HIGHEST BID
dar tor ra-b, on the 18th day Of October:
I'M an tha sontkWett. corner Of Main and
Msdlson streets, sew bonds o. tvs hundred
each, and tho COT WI aI'sonsu 70 shhs
samO. The said bonds were @spse 70 Wy
Memphis aud pa1ucah R~ajlroad ~WRany y
Upton county, Tenn. said sale beihs Aaye
20 pay OF the debt for which said toDde a.
SI THOMAS BOYLE.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1875-10-16
235 Main street


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