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The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-08-06
NOTICE.
OFFICE
Peoples Insurance Company,
or NEW ORLEANS.

New ORLEANS. August 4. 1876.
At the annual meeting Of the stockholders oi
this company, held July 25. 1876. the following
Board of Directors was elected to serve during
the ensuing year:
Jno. Wilson, II. Jaufroid II. NJ. Davis.
j. Sambola, Ernest Pragst. NJ Melinger.
y. Sancho. NJ Abascai Theo l.. Sugg.
Joseph David A. ID. Enlay. f. G. Pitcher.
VIM Fagan J. j. Reiss H. Aufmkolk,
A. MENDOZA. A. Haber. >. NJ. Miller.
David Hughes. II. Schroeder. y. Saloy.
And at a meeting of the Board of Directors
held on the lat instant, Mr.. Ernest Pragst was
elected President; Nr Jno. Wlsop. Vice Presi
dent: and Mr.. Z. NJ. Sehpeidau. Secretary.
aui 1mo Z. NJ. SCHNEIDAU See'y.
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-08-06

Improvement in
HOT o @ X A p FL Y.
THE FINEST WORK IN THIS CITY.
MICROSCOPIC PICTURES SET IN EYER
DESCRIPTION OF JEWELRY.
THEY ARE PERFECTION ITSELF.
AND
VERY REASONABLE IN PRICE.
Photographs Enameled In the Latest Style OF
Italian Art.
Faded Pictures retouched or enlarged to any
size and perfect likeness guaranteed.
JOHN II. CLARKE, Photographer.
el6 smS0 No. 101 Canal street.
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-08-06

Eugenie gives you. in addition to oiirs Of
paper with envelopes. six steel pens for " csnts.
At III Camp street faH t}
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Summer Season.
Ladies' Hair Store and Fancy Bazaar.
GEO. T. SCHILLlNG,
IS0. Canal Street ............ ISD

just received a very large stock Of Ladies'
FANS, latest styles at all prices; very full stock
OF Imitation Ivory COMBS. JET ORNAMENTS.
very handsome and cheap. with n thousand
other articles. new and beautiful required for a
Ladies' Toilet and the largest stock Of
HUMAN HAIR GOODS
in the South. AS am preparing to go North to
select my Fall and Winter Stock. have
Made Great Reductions i'm Prices
in order to realize in Cash. jy30 2pSu5t sci
PEYCHAUD & GARCIA.
STATIONERS. -
PRINTERS.
LITHOGRAPHERS
AND
BLANK BOOK MANUFACTURERS.
4S Camp street, New Orleans,
Will be pleased to show patterns and give es
Inmates Tor every description Of Cotton Books.
Bank and Insurance Books, Ledeers. journal s
and Cash Books Cotton Account Sales. Invoices
Letter and Note Heads. Bill heads. Statements
etc
Call and get estimates before going elsewhere.
or sending orders North:
Good material and work or no pay
Jy3f imd6W
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LOUIS UNEW AID,

II V Y n y VI ~ V ~ ~ w 1N n
GRUNEWALD HALL.
Only depot in the South of the celebrated
Pianos of
PLEyEL, WOLFF IL CO., PARIS,
imported direct from the factory. General agent
of the world renowned Pianos of
steinway, knabe, Haines, Westemayer,
Kaps, ParIOr Grand.
Sold on easy monthly payments. or ut the very
lowest cash prices. | deal only in first-class
pianos and organs fully warranted. and their
prices as low as the exclusive use Of the best
materials and thorough workmanship will per
init. Warerooms. GkUNEWALD HALL
au6 4tSu Il, 16, 18. 30 and "a Baronne street.
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MEMORIAM.
HALL NEwsBoys' VARIE1

HALL NEwsBoYs' VARIETY CLUB.
August 3, 1876. }
AT a meeting Of the Newsboys Variety Club.
held on Thursday. the 3d instant. the following
preamble and resolutions were unanimously
adopted.
Whereas the death Of our late friend and
fellow member Dan Glynn. has removed from
our midst worthy and esteemed associate;
BE 1t resolved That we sincerely lament his
loss and hold his memory in fraternal affection
and regret.
Resolved. That we tender to the bereaved rela-
tives OF the deceased our heartfelt sympathy
In their affliction.
Resolved, That copy Of these resolutions be
published in each OF the daily journals Of this
city. JAS. GETTlNdS.
JAS. HAMILTON.
A.C. CHRISTOPHER.
Though gone. poor Dan. thy memory dear
Remains with us till time
Shall take us from this world OF care.
Unto His throne divine.
Exposed. as few are In this world.
To temptation-All that's base;
You braved them all. till hurriediy brought
Before your Makers face.
Sweet news you've brought to many hearts
Cheered souls. All not a few.
May He who watches DER us oil
Proclaim sweet news to you.
A CoMRADE.
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NORICH Il FIORELLO,
COmmi sion Merchants,

Importers. Wholesale and Retail Dealers IN all
kinds of
FOREIGN and DOMESTIC FRUITS and NUTS
Orner,u, ani anal treefs,
New Orleans auG 1t2dp
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SPECIAL NOTICE.

DEpARr aENT OF IMPROVEMENTS CITY HALL.l
New Orleans. August 4. 1875. J
The attention of residents OF this city. and
officers Of the Department improvements Ia re-
spectfully called t. the following City Ordinance.
concerning the cleanliness OF streets and gut
ordinance be rigdly enforced and officers of
This Department will upon the first violation
dinance. A second violation by the same party
must be promptly reported to this office for le-
gal PROCEEDINGS Il, A. BURKE.
Administrator.
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-08-06

Improve d Patterns.
Requiring but little trouble to I'LL and trim,
and so arranged that the flame cannot reach the
can holding the OIL
Club Committees will do well to first ex +.
anime our Lamps before purchasing else.
RICE BROS. 4 CO.,
Sd and u Camp street,
aus ltap 5o1 Magazine street.
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E5z-s HALLS
NMXWsss.. >N@ VEGETABLE s's'lh'
S@11.SsNNIS HAIR
SseARENEWE

Every year increases the popu-
larity of this valuable Hair Prep
aration, which is due to merit
alone. We can assure our old
patrons that it is kept fully up to
its high standard; and it is the on
ly reliable and perfected prepare
ton for restoring GRAY OR FADED
HAIR to its youthful color, making
it soft, ~lustrous, and silken. The
scalp, by it's use, becomes white and
clean. 1t removes all eruptions and
dandruf, and, by its tonic proper
ties, prevents the hair from falling
out, as it stimulates and nourishes
the hair-glands. By its use, tho
hair grows thicker and stronger.
In badness, it restores the capillary
glands to their normal vigor, and
will create a new growth, except in
extreme old age. 1t is the most
economical HAIR DRESSING ever
used, as it requires fewer applica-
tons, and gives the hair a splendid,
glossy appearance. A. A. Hayes,
MD, State Assayer of Massachu-
sets, says, 1.-THE constituents arc
pure, and carefully selected for ex-
cellent quality; and l consider it
the BEST PREPARATION for its
intended purposes"
Sold 6yau Druggists and Dealers in Medicines.
Price One Dollar.
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fOn9s qu'elle devait contenir.-COmp
tons dependant /; j'ai encore s~oiSante
francs i!!-Ainsi je ne peux evidem-
ment me suftire avec mes revenus, ct
il fant que je subvienne a tOus les be-
sOips de cette adorable creature.
VOLTA done enfin un probleme social
digne de moi. Hughes l'aVait peu
pres reso|u. ce qui m'encourage a es-
perer. En- attendant. voici lie jour. le
soleil, les Oiseaux qui chantent !; al
Ions visitor les bles verts deja hauts
on les bluets cOmmencent a souyrir.
Rien n'eclaircit mieux l'esprit que la
II de la belle nature, chef-d'euvre
du Createur. ct q%u'une FIXTURE bien
comprise. chef-d'Guvre des hommes.
lis partirent done CONNIE dams CO
jour 41e nous avOns racOnte. on tant
de joies %inconnues ravirent ViOlette.
Settlement lis Sen allerent seuls, cette
fois. tont enters Il Ia ioie d'etre en-
semble ct de vivre.-sans regrets
d'hier, sans souci du l'endemain.
Hughes BryOn fut Ell Get instant
bien nublie.
CONNIE on await tout laisse a celui
de qul ron tenait tout, ct quill ny
await pas de temps a perdre pour
trouver moore I'M peu de ros6e dia-
.mantee ct de fraicheur sous les feuil-
les. on acheta .je ne sails quelle jnpe
de couleur de printemps. Ia ''robe
verte en- avril" don't parle Victor
Hugo. faite en- jene sails quelle NOUS
seine. attachee Il Ia diable ; un cha
pean de paille. 4 rubans pareils, de
bottines s~6rieuses, parce quill y await
des caiIloux /; ct puts enfn on sen
ala
Que vouliez- vous qu'on fit a Paris.
une vile OIL les amours mont jamais
Gu d'ailes
On ALA droit devant sol lorsqu'On
tut dams le premier bois venu. du
cote de la Marine, au hord meme de
la riviere.
II taut vous dire quill y await la
une bette charmante qui volait par
tronpes dams lie soleil du matin ct So
posait ca ct Ia dams les oseaux de
meraudr. Vi0lette, ne c~onnaissait
que de nom ce bel insecte qui Sc nom
me lui aussi nne demoiselle. Quatre
allies de gaze, CONNIE Ia robe de Vio-
lette. DIES %coulenrs d'arc-en-ciel, I'm
bourdonnement m6tallique ct singu-
lier. qui Sc m6le au susurrement de
Feau claire.
Foas conviendrez quill men fallait
pas tant pour retenir innoccnte
qui Sc sent tout emerveillee de CO
qu'elle volt au dehors dele. meme.
81 vo"s vons souvenez guam dedans
lie cnur deborde d'ivresse ct d'amour,
vous cOmprendrez aussit0t ces enfan-
tillages-la.
Il COntinner
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Subscription Price
OF THE
Price Current Sugar 4 Rice Creps Boah.
Reduced to SO per copy.

fhe statistical returns of the different
paiisnes are coming in daily. A number of
returns of their respective parishes. The
balance are promised to us by our agents
by the first proxime, enabling us to publish
the "bnok as announced in the Price Cur
We are pleased to inform the sugar
ana rice interests that our subscription list
warrants a reduction in t,se price of sub
serlptlon to the Book from S. to 50 per o
As the subscription list increases the price
snail De further reduced to a sum merely
sa.ae.eht 10 cover our actual expenses and
pay s a reasonable profit.
Subscriptions solicited by
W. SQUIRES, ThibOdanx,
Agent for the Parishes of Assumption. la.
tourehe, and Terrebonne. 2gin
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NOTICE..

4 IL PERSONS H LDING BONDS Oh
"A Warrants issued by the Parish of La
iourche, lst-to pay for closing the St-MarS
rameia Crevasse by virtue of Ordinance
No. :" = Of the Police Jury approved Octobe,
~, 1867 2d-to pay for closing the Dalferes
CrevaSse, by virtue Of Ordinance No. q an.
closing the Claude Crevasse, by virtaa "
Ordinance No. AZ, approved Sept. :. 1869:
Ito repair ievees between Lockport and
Joseph Renont's place, by virtue of Ordi.
nance No. AZ. approved October 10, 1871
anu, oth-to pay for closing the Lagarde
Crevasse, by virtue Of Resolution No. So.
approved December >. 1871, are hereby no.
flhed to present the. same to the Parish
Treasurer on or before June Is. 1876. ether.
wise they will be considered null. and strict
en- from the Parish Books.
s. 7. GRISAMORE,
Pres. Police Jury Parish of Lafourche, La
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Buckingham's Dye.
FOR THE WHISPERS.

As our Remover in many cases
requires too long q time, and too
much care, to restore gray or faded
Whiskers, we have prepared this
dye, in one preparation, which will
quickly and e~ffectually accomplish
this result. 1t is easily applied,
and produces a color which will
neither rub nor wash off. Sold by
all Druggists. Price Fifty Gents.
Manufactured by r. p. HALL & CO.,
NASHUA. Nh.
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NEW ARRANGEMENTS.
ST HOTEL

Mr.. Thomas A1berti informs hi. friends
and the travelling public that he has made
some new arrangements which will enable
MN to satisfy all those who will honor him
with their customs.
Meals furnished at all hours of the day.
Breakfast at 10 o'clock A. NJ. and Dinner
at 4 o'clock z. NJ.
~ComlhOdlous and well furnished rooms.
MODERATE PRICES.
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NOTICE.

Dds WILL BE RECEIVED AT THE
DOhce OF Parish Treasurer for the sale Of
Parish Warrants told issue), anil all monies
coming into the Redemption Fund will he
used tor the purchase of said warrants
monthly. to the lowest bidder.
22jan Pres,t po1;aa
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To Planters!

HAVING fitted up a shop on Jackson
lHStreet, am Prepared to manufartnr
Steam Trains for sugar making, Tanks
Britchlng, Chimneys, Copper and Iron Pines
i9r every purpose. Cutters of all kinds, ma
chinery and Boilers ma
Repaired ON Plantation!
Thirty five years experience in the us;ne.
Orders solicited. John I.ARKIN
l8mar)
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PENNON ~FRANCAISE,
l3S....RUE DOUANE.u1s

NINE WE E. TASSET, PREVENT SES
AvH anis do h vile ct lie la camparne,
alnsl Iae 10 pable en- general qu'elle a
tralisfeFe son Establishment du No iO7 dc a
rue DouaHe an No liz de la meme rue. entire
Royal ct Bourbon. Ellie profile de cette oo-
casion pour remercieF le bubble ct sollkite
en- meme temps la continuation de son bien-
veillant patronage. Ellie informe en- outre Le
public, WI la situation DIES mauvaises affai,
res. une reduction dc prix dams sa pension,
et a Get efet, ellie IL euvert uIa salon a 81 par
semaine. Les pers"nnes de la vile ct de la
campagne Y %trouveront comme d'habitude
tout lie comfort desirable.
,hamhres etpension par jour 81 ,5O.
l3fev.74
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e & WRIGHT.
Commission Merchants.
95 Decatur Street, NeW Orleans.
" M
RICE
A SPECIALITY
No storage or POrterage charge OH Rice,
Sugar, Moss, Cotton.
We would call attention to our Flour
Agency, Cheapest Flour in the City.
Brands
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FARMERS FRIEND.
&

VIII stand this season at j. B. Aucoln's
ne VIII serve Mares at the reduced price
OF $500 for the season. and ;nsur,np q
Mare with foal.
lhose neg lecting to attend regularly I'M.
I'll the Mare is known to be with foal, will
be required to pay full price.
Pedigree, Farmers Friend il 8 wears
old; weighs l4oO lbs is a beautifully msaoga
ny bay, black legs, name and tail, an.s If
l6s hands high. He vas sired by Young
Potomac. grand sire Old Potomac, brought
from Kentucky by David Niles. Dam by
b4rnap's old Sampson Of Hillsboro Ill.
young Potolnac's Dam was full bleoded.
(Sire Archyl
J. K. AUCOIN, Parish of Assumption.
Labadiev ille> P. O.
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Washington Hotel,

Depuis que Nine. Gamard a seule Ia di.
rection de IHOtel on est servi aussi bieH
que dars n'importe qnel stablissement dc
la Nouveile-Orltana. Voyageurs venez OF
serez satistaits.
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Cosmopolitan Restaurant.
ii, 13 ct l5--.Afoy0i Street, N. Ill, 10 eJ5
Entire Canal ct IOuane
LOUIS CHAPLAIN. PpOprIrr,1p

On trouve dams Get Establishment tout &C
que la salson fournit de plus dielcat TT toute
tspecc de WINS tie cholN tout &c qu'il tuut
pour soirees ct marriages, etc.
H. Il DIES salons particulars au
ct DIES ~chalnhres G~iegaInnlent menblees d
loucr Il la >emaine ct an mois.
Les Piantcirs st les hahitants de Ia cam.
payne qui voutront houorer c.t etablisse.
iiehf de leur patronage v trouveront Ics
cfambres ct ncu nourriture bonnie ct copi
euse e $500 il r.iour.
igT Les por: IS din restaurant restent ou-
vertes iusqu'a minuit.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1876-11-21
Keaa the rslIou,nr.

By visiting Julius Behr & Co.'s splen.
did clothing store, on the northeast cor
ner Of Madison and Main streets, you
will become convinced that clothing of
the newest style and Of the best manu-
facture can there be secured at exceed.
ingly low prices. The array of clothing,
gentlemen furnishing goods, underwear,
shirts, overcoats, studs, ties, cravats, cuff
buttons, fine gloves, etc, defy descrip.
ton, embracisg as it does the most
varied assortment and beautiful STYLES.
The line Of ~overcoats, from the every day
to the most fashionable, is offered at
prices lower than ever given heretofore.
In the line of clothing the stock is large
aud varied, comprising everything worn
by men and boys, No house in Memphis
can do better by a customer than that Of
Behr & Co.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1876-11-21
"YOur Tickets, GentIem an >,

The general passenger agents of the
Southern railways are holding a eonven.
ton at the Peabody Hotel to-day for the
purpose Of arranging rates and attend.
ing to other important railroad matters.
Among the delegates present are the
following:
E. A. Ford, st. Louis, Iron Mountain
and Southern railroad; j. D. Brown,
Missouri, Kansas and Texas; R. W.
Thompson, Texas and Pacific; John z.
Miller, International aud Great Nor
thern; Jno. W. Mass, st, Louis and
Southwestern; G. R. Kelly, Louisville
and Cincinnati Short Line; C. P. At
more, Louisville, Nashville and Great
Southern; A, j. Knapp, Mississippi and
Tennessee; F. A. Miller, Cairo and Vim.
cennes; W. L. Danley, Northern Cen.
trail and St. Louis; j. r. Ogden, Mem
phis and Charleston; NJ. S. Jay, Mem
phis and Little Rock.
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Attemptao Dlteh 3 Traln.

The RatesVille Pamela county, Miss.
Blade, of the 18th, contains the following
account of an effort made to ditch a train
on the Mississippi and Tennessee rail
road.
Some %scoundrel laid a tie across the
railroad track al STATIONS crossing, be-.
tween Como and McGebee's last Monday.
The watehful eye OF Mr.. Hallows, engi,
neer of the Sardisaccommodation train.
noticed 1t in time to prevent any serious
accident. The engine was on it, how.
ever, before the train could be brought TO
q stop. This is becoming quite common
at that point aud steps should be taken
to hunt out the prepetrator aud bring him
to justice-that is, swing him to the first
limb,
Later-The man has been found, a
negro named George Reid, WHO put the
tie on the railroad track, and committed
to Jail by Justice Allen, il default of
bond, to await the action of the Grand
Jury. George will most likely have an
opportunity Of learning a trade at the
expense of the government. 1t ought to
DO stretching hemp.
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out to work the rags we're united and a
run for liberty resulted. Il must have
taken several hours hard work to sever
the rivets with that old case-kuife. The
prisoners we're in for city offenses and
light misdemeanors, and we're working
out their fines.
symptoms OF naturalization have
appeared in FIRE department circles.
Chief McFadden should suppress all
insubordinatiou, enforce strict discipline,
aud bring all would. be chiefs to trial be-
fore the commissioners it they do not
attend to their business, aud for which
the people of Memphis pay the money.
A little tightening Of the strings is occa-
sionally necessary. We understand the
Fire Commissioners intend issuing
Rules and Regulations" and then each
member Of the department should be
compelled to obey them or be discharged
from the force.
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THE MODEL AR TINTS IN LEGAL
TROUBLE
The Police are E%HJOined from In
IerfeTIng with the Living statues.

Ino Police are ENJOineN from IN
IerfeTIng with the Living statues.
Last night an order was served by the
police upon Messrs. Evins Il Starr, JEFF
lerson street Opera House managers,
prohibiting them from presenting the
Living Statues" on the ground that
the presentation was vulgar, etc. The
order was issued BY the Police Board
The managers at once got out an i%njunc-
ton from Judge Logwood, OF the Crimi'
nal Court, who Issued lis Fat restraining
the police from interfering with the pre-
sentation Of the Model Artists, New
York Statue Troupe, or Living Art Pic.
lures, as they are called. The Judges
Get prevented any interference, unless
the presentation vGs obscene aud vulgar.
A police officer was Ia attendance to
observe and decide as to the obscenity
and vulgarity. Oar dramatic and art
critic was also in attendance to decide
for himself upon the momertsus ques-
toa. and from a moral standpoint.
The Memphi Opera House vas
crowded, packed with male humanity,
while the four c~urtained boxes contained
females and their friends Many OF our
lost respectable citizens. men of all
ages, the fast yoath Of the period, the
fashionable beaux, the hoodlums,p
people Of all grades Of society, were
present, all eager to see the model art
lists. The curtain ross and a calcium
light wa thrown on the stage, The art
pictures we're Of the usual kind, as seen
in nearly ell theaiers occasionally
Phryne, the Three Graces, Hercules
Throwing the Qnoit, thu Temptation Of
S.. Anthony, the Butterfly Catcher, the
| Slave Market, Fighting Gladiators, etc.
The women who represented these clas-
| steal pictures we're dressed in close fit
ting tights, which displayed the human
form divine either in iia natural OF
stuffed proportions. The human form
was presented with a thin cause cover
ing ~envelopiug it. Several Of the forms
we're attractive, while others would never
have ATTRACTED the attention of &
sculptor or painter, as stuffed legs
are not recognized by arr as the gen
uine article. The performance was no
vulgar or obscene, lewd or indecent il
any respect. 1t was nothing more thar
what had been displayed in this oft.
many a time at both legitimate and va
riety theaters. That it was suggestive o
evil thoughts may have been a fac
with reference to. maay in attendance
but to such people the opera b%ouffe-
comic opers-yould suggest the sam
ideas. Those who saw the Hude painting
at the Centennial Exposition, and VIII
witnessed the famous ballet in SardanG
palus, now being presented in New Yorl
felt no shock, yet either display far el
ceeded in "suglestiveness'' the common
place exhibition Of last night at the Je
ferson street Opera House. The v~ulgarii
of the Madame Reatz troupe, which az
peared here last week, is certainly nj
forgotten. OF course the aetting out {
the injunction will prevent further p,
lice interference, now that the novslt
has worn away and those who attende
we're disappointed AT not seeing VIII
they expected TO see,
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NAVE YOUR OANM.

Ladies' and gents fur caps;
boys school caps, sec, SJc and
81 baby hats and caps, felt.
far and cloth; gents and
youths 6ne fur, soft and stiff
hats-latest shapes, ut prices
90 suit tho times. Cheapest
hat store I'm MempElis. Come
and see and be convinced.
721 COHEN, 30 Main st.
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Concerning the foreign novel; ais Who
write with American references the Chi
cago Tribune grsvely sayes "The time
may come when local color will be put
up in jars and sea- ACROSS the ocean to
save gentleAsp Of elegant leisure in
England the trouble Of going abroad
crit"
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Fresh Oysters and Celery
received daily by express at v.
ID. Fuchs, Al Jefferson st. ST.
WOelIer HOuse.

CORNER OF MAIN AND GAYoso.
Saloon and restaurant; the finest of
beer, liquors and cigars. Also, fresh
oysters received daily. sit
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1876-11-21
ISLE OF CUBA, III Main st,
Regalia Brit. Key West, lOc each,
Reina Victoria, Sc each.
Imported cigars, pure Havana.
JAKE LEUBRIE.
Ladies', Aid Society.

The ladies of the Benevolent Aid So
ciety, Of the First Presbyterian Church,
will be in attendance at No. 81 Madison
street, neal Main, on Tuesday, Wednes-
day and Thursday, November Dist, 22d
and 231, during tho hours from IL to 4
in the afternoon, to serve with a magni6-
cent dinner all friends desiring to aid
their enterprise. Tickets, SOC each. [71