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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-03-27

pg-NoTIoE TO CAPTAINS OF VESSELS ENTERING
THE PORT OF NEW YORK AT NIGIIT.-The NEW YORK
HERALD has adopted disngung Coston night signal for
board the HERALD yacht showing while burn
ing the coos red rod changing from the other
in succession, and be several miles distant
tains of vessels seeing this signal, will obge
preparing marine they may have for the Ship
News Department of the HERALD.
RO-Persons DESTROYS of communicating with vessels arrv-
ing New York do by addressing such vessels
ofERALD news yacht. pier No. East River New York
Letters received from all parts ofthe world promptly
livered. Duplicates are required
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-03-27
THE MURDERER's WIFE.

Mrs. Mary Fuchs, the wife Of the alleged murderer
Of William W. Simmons, who was arrested Friday
night for ntoxicaton released by Justice Elliott,
her promise OF good behavior and for the purpose
of allowing her to vacate the premises North Third
street, where the murder committed She had
not been released more than few hours before sho
again became drunk and Will be arraigned before the
Justice to-day after spending two nights and day in
the station house
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SPOKEN.

Ship samar Miller from Boston for Melbourne Feb TO-
] 5, ion 20 30 Nv.
Ship Pactous Cocord from New York for San Francisco
Feb 10. lat 40 :. Ion ~ % w.
Ship Larin (Nor) Mande for Pensacola Feb 90 lat
40 u2 Ion 5 10
Ship The Bruce Grl. souhcott. from London for San
Francisco Feb g. lat : Ion 30 w.
American ship LIST PIT 1896 homeward bound Jan 27
81 ;. Ion &c w.
Bark ANNA Maltese) from Shanghai for Boston, Feb Is
lat 10 :, Ion 30 W.
Bark Dirigo Staples from for English Channel Feb
8. LAT 81 40 : Ion IA 33-E.
Bark Peters Lane from Baltimore for San Francisco.
Feb T. lat s. lon 20 W.
Brig Water Lily Tswksblry, from New York for Monte
video. Feb II. LAT 1 Y. Ion % W
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NOTICE TO MERCHANTS AND CAPTAINS

Merchants shipping agents aud shpmasters Informed
that by teegraphng TO the HERALD London Bureau ad
dressing Bennett No As Fleet London" the
Paris Office. addressing Bennett 81 de rOpera
Paris" the arrivals and departures from European
Eastern ports Of American and all foreign vessels trading
with the United States. the will be cabed this
country free OF charge.
Captains arriving and sailing from French Medi-
ports will hnd the Paris Office the
and expeditions for teegraphng news
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-03-27
THE PANEL GAME.

Della Robertson. white woman OF low character
and mistress OF burly negro, arrested yesterday
morning for robbng Thomas Davis the OF her
landlord, at her residence, No. 81 Moore street. WILL
iamsburg. Davis claims he called on Saturday night
TO collect months rent, and during dispute which
arose between Them the woman picked his POCKET
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Sch, Carrie Ha5' or Ps;a:nes D.y; GsSsssa rs
Had sronr ss r. rom Sc ~ Sw ,Ds sosn
schT Hattie Weston tof Plymouth, Mass. Parsons Bara-
Goa 10 days, with iruit TO Pearsal vessel TO Wen
sshr George Peabody COf BALTIMORE, white IS
strong gales from EsE to NV; March 81 gala
from Sc lasting five hours.
PASSED THROUGH HE'LL GATE
BOUND SOUTH.
Steamer Bolivar New London and Norwich for New
schr Fawn. Kelley ParGer's Head Me. for New York
Schr Maria Adelaide Kent, Bucksport Philadelphia
sehr Arctic CHM. Rockland for New York.
sehr Thomas Boaz. Thomas. Kennebee River for New
York.
shr Cha. Dsnn fS, JesSa or New YORK
sehr Ida Palmer Palmer Stamford for New forE
schr q Pierson. Ferris. Portchester for New York.
BOUND EAST.
schr Mary Theail 1rl Thea New York for 81 John NIB
schr Spring Bird Blame. weehawken for ST John. NIB:
schr Olivia OMuen (Br Holmes, New York Tor Hall
fax. Ms
schr Allen, Greene. Hoboken for Providence.
Schr James Flanagan, soue. Hoboken for Boston
schr DuryeA, Carpenter, New York for Glen Cove.
sehr Robert Blair Wakle Iayerstraw for Providence
schr Post Boy, Fountain Newcastle Del for Portland.
schr Bagaduce Hawkins Philadelphia for Mount Desert
Schr Mary Emma, Nichols Haverstraw for Northport
schr il CLARK, Fengsr, brooklyn for Westerly:
schr Ellen Morrison, Howarth, Hoboken for Richmond.
schr Clio Chilcott, Fullerton. New YORK for Boothbay
schr BRACES Tryon. New York for Portisnd. e.
sehr Clara Post Davis Amboy Tor Portshester.
schr Elm City Kidd; Amboy tor Providence.
Vino AT midnight. wNw.
barometer al sunset. 9.7s
HERALD TELEGRAPH STATION !
WHIHsroNR. Ii. March 20 1876.
The vessels detained in Flushing Bay by the NE storm
25h inst, proceeded this AM with exception of brig
Horsey, which is at anchor of this station.
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HIS LAST RIDE.

As the nine o'clock from Harlem Bridge was
passing 172d street last night. the driver, John
Mackey, run over and instantly killed. The coz
ductor collecting fares inside the when
sudden lurch made him rush out to what obstruc
ton had been in the way. He found the dead body Of
the driver under the wheels. II taken to the
Thirty fourth precinct station house
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MAJOR d. NJ. HILL.

telegram from Springfield Mass, under date Of
Goth inst, reports the occurrence of the death OF
Major b. NJ Hill stationed at the Armory that CITY,
He died during the night OF Saturday the 25th inst
TO the great regret OF his companions and associates
and the grief OF a vide circle of friends.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-03-27
MILITARY ANNIVERSARY.

On Wednesday evening next the Separate Troop
Of Cavalry Eleventh brigade N.G.SNY., Captain
John Kreuscher will celebrate the tweny-nfth ami
versary OF their organization by banquet and ball ut
Baumgaertner's Military Hall williamsburg.
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LIQUOR DEALERS ARRESTED.

The Fourth ward police arrested eighteen liquor
dealers last evening for selling liquor Sunday.
They were all locked up in the Oak street station
house.
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HEBREW WEDDING.

Miss Rachel Hirsch was united in marriage to Mr.
Jonas southeimer OF this city at the Johnson avenue
synagogue, Williamsburg, yesterday afternoon, by
Rabbi NJ. J. Luepke. After the ceremony the bridal
party repaired Apollo Hail. where the wedding ban
quet was succeeded by grand reception, dancing COM
mencng at ten o'clock
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A FATAL ACCIDENT.

Bernhard windman, aged forty-One, of No 1913
Lewis street, fell down stairs on Friday night, at No
So avenue ID, striking the landing with full force and
fracturlng his skull He died last night
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YACHTS. STEAMBOATS,. sc.

NOR sALE-sTEAM YACHT. so FEET LONG 10
feet beam, draught feet very fast engine boiler
passes insecton 1865 lbs TO inch boiler
new all Complete and ready for immediate state ROOM
with two berths For further particulars address j. q.
SANDERS, loo state st.. Albany, ~ Y.
NOR SALE OR CHARTER-IRON AND MODEM
Steamships. wooden and iron Steamboats,. with and
without for day night light draueh
Popelers large Yachts launches TugboakG
&C.. by FRkDEklCNC SCHMIDT, No. South William 81,
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MISCELLANEOUS.

A BSOLUrE DIVORCES OBTAINED FROM DIFFER
N ent states, Tor numerous causes without publicity;
legal everywhere; no charge Ia advanced advice free
NJ HOUSE. Attorney, I94 broadway
A BsOLuTE DIVORCES LEGALLY OBTAINED FROM
"A competent courts. without publicity. Advice free.
Notary, Commissioned. Documents prepared
FREDERICK L. KING Counsellor. a. Law.
No. q st. MARKS place.
CONSUMPTION AND DISEASES or THE THROAT
~ aud lungs radically cured by WINCHESfERs HH
iOPHOSPHlfE OF LIME AND SODA. 81 and ~ PEI
bottle sold by all druggists aud At 80 John ST.. New for
NERVOUS DEBILITY WEAKNESS &C. PIgMPrLY
~ radically and permanently cured by WlNChEsrkks
SPECIFIC PILL. 81 per box, six boxes -. Prepared
only By WINCHESTER a CO., Chemists. % John ST. ~ X
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NEWS
OCEAN STEAMERS.

DATES OF DEPARTURES FROM NEW FOR THE MONTHS
OF MARCH APRIL.
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amer saits. Destination one.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-08-13
SHeCnIng Reduction.

ATTEND Robertson's Business College
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OUR BIBLE SOCIETY.
Its WOTk-HOw 1t is Conducted, and
What 1t ReYeaIs-HOraI Desti-
tuition

The secretary of the Memphis ard
Shelby county bible society, Mr.. T. 81.
Rice, furnishes US with an interesting
condensed statement of the work done
for the past five months, to the fret in
slant. During this period, the society
has had an average of nine colporteurs
at work in West Tennessee and North
Mississippi, Gnder the efficieLt superin-
tendency Of Rev. D. r 8. R)seblou Oh.
They have visited 10, $50 white, and 1894
colored families; of these, 1856 white,
and 1894 colored families were found
destitute of the scriptures. They sup
piled 1928 white, and 1854 colored rami-
lies, together with $50 individually. In
doing this work 1855 volumes were sold,
amounting in value to 1855 Is; and
1881 vOlu mes were donated, Of the value
of $50 SO. These figures show an aver
age restitution among the white popu-
lation Immediately around us OF about
enc in nine, and among the colored peo-
pie of nearly one in four. This will be
startling, perhaps, to those not familiar
with the facts; and shouid it not
awaken a lively interest in this great
and good work? The society acknOwl-
edges substantial and liberal aid in the
way of donations IF Jm the American BIZ
bic society, in New York, without which
the work must of necessity have been
suspended, On account Of the great mon
etaTy stringency Of the present season.
This, however, but serves to suggest the
great object Of that society, which is, as
we understand it, to circulate the scrip.
lures, without note or comment, not
only in our own lard and tongue, but
throughout the world, and in ell lam
ouSOeR
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SPORTING NEWs.


SARATOGA, August 12.-The races
were resumed to-day. There was a coed
track and large attendance.
First RGce.-Selling race, distance one
mile. Arturus, Cyril, Willie Burke,
Meeo aud Bill Bruce started. Arturus,
the favorite, won; MecO second, and
Cyril third. Time, IA.
Second Races Seepstakes, for two.
year Olds, three-quarters Of a mile, was
won by Puryear's Nsrrsg9nsett, the
filley Zoo Zoo second, and Lady SsyIeIs
third. Time, 1:1S3, Z)o.Zoo was big
favoTite.
Third Race.-Two miles, for all ages.
There were three starteIs-Viator,
Brother to Basseit and Preston. Brother
to Bassett led for the first mile, when
Preston challenged him; Water then
passed to the front and won, Preston
three lengths behind. Brother to B2s-
sett was pulled up On the home stretcb.
Time, 1887.
Fourth Rdce.-Mile and one.qusrter
dash, for three-year olds; Freebooter,
Sister of Mercy, May D. and Courier
started. freebooter, the favorite, won I;
May D. second, and Courier third
Time, 1911.
Owing to some dissatisfaction at the
SldEt III luS luI6t"QuhIt6t Hl1o uaEuJ
William NJ. Common, OF New Orleans,
the starter, was requested to resign. He
did so, and William b. Johnson, presi-
dent Of the Nashville blOOd-horss asso-
citation, was appointed starter for the re-
mainder OF the meeting.
The Great Ocean Race.
NEW YORK, August II The yachts
Madeline and Countess of DuffsTin en-.
tered to day upon their ocean race, the
second of the series. The former started
from buoy off Sandy Hook at 1918 40.
and the Countess of Dufferin at 1919 20.
The yacht America, which is going over
the course with the contestiDg yachts,
started at 1924.
On the run to the Hght-ship, the
Madeline gained on the Countess, and
returning, widened the defiance and
came in q better winner than the day
before. The time Of passing the buoy
was as follows: Madeline, hours, 81
minutes, 80 seconds; America, hours,
A minutes, 80 secordsi and Counters
of Dufterin, s hours. 4 minutes, 10 Sec
Onds.
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PERSONAL.

WE were glad to see our friend Mrs.
P. Tobin, the wife Ofour esteemed friend
Mr.. P. T1bin, of Mason Depot, in
town yesterday.
WE are GLAD to see or old friend John
WarwioS on the streets again, at er a
three CT four weeks severe sIcknf So.
Rev. HUGH MAGEvEEY will preach
at st. Msry's Catholic church this morn
ing. Pro-. Winkler will preside at the
organ and fine choir will assist in the
services.
MEssRs g. r. HUDSON AND JONES,
Of the Milburn wagon company, sre in
the city at present. Mr.. Hudson is Sec
rotary and treasurer OF the company.
The Memphis branch Of the house is al
No. 80 Shelby street, corner Of Gayoso.
WE Iesrn that Mr.. Walter B. Wilcox,
at one time connected with the mercan-
tile agency Of r. G Dun & Co., of this
city, and more recently manager of their
Office at Galveston. has taken charge Of
John M'KilIop & Co.'s commercial
agency at New OIeans, associate of the
well known M'KilIop & Sprague COM
pany Of New York.
CAPTAIN w. r. M'CLUNE is eandi-
date for secretary of the school board.
We have been bis intimate friend and
acquaintance for many years, and most
cordially indorse sill that the Ledger
says in his praise. Captain M'CIune's
honesty and capacity is vouched fer by
all his old friends, who are anxious to gee
him elected.
The visit Of Plof. Huxley is al event
of 10 small importance to the scientific
circles Of this country. 1t is not so much
in the few lectures that he has been per-
suaded to deIiver-for though new, we
should, in time, have received them
through bis American publishers-but
the main value of his visi. is in the new
data it will add to the researches from
the natural testimony Of country that
has been little examined by the PchoOl
which he leads. Sir Charles LyelPs
work would lack many OF its ablest
pages save for his geo. Ogiosl researches
in America, and Mr.. Darwin could
have added many chapters to his late
works il cur fauna and fora Ind been
personally familiar to him. Prof. Hux-
ley will devote much of his time, while
with US, to al examination Of such col
lectiOns as our country affords; and it is
to be hoped that he may find enough of
interest to justify our hearing Of them
again from his forceful pen. II the the
Dry O. evolution is to be fdllyestablished,
it is not the correct thing that we should
be left out Of the testimony.
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Elegant Assortment of

CREPE Jesse RUCHINGS,
COLLARS AND CUFFS
AND
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nIssEsIPPI AND TENNESSEE q. z.
CHANGE OF SCHEDULE.

1EAhGE VI DSE1EaDCAhs
Oa AND AFTER SUNDAY, JUNE II,
" 1875, trainE VIII run Is follows:
LEAVE. ARRTvR.
Kew Orleans Mail, daily 2 so pm. Il 80 pm
frsight ana Accommodate, ~
izdaily Except Sundayl----.o'So an CIV pm
) Close connections made At Grenada Win
trains North and South for all points.
FOR further Information apply TO 11cket
once, No, 81 Main street. and at depot.
NJ BURKE, superintendent.
JAMES SPEED, Ticket Agent.
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MENKEz BROTHERS.
JOHNSTON Il VANCE.
Clothing and Gents Furnishing Goods
of the Best Quality, at the Lowest
Prices.

At 305 Main street, gentlemen can
fad everything they need in the shape
of clothing. and all that is pretty or
servicesble ia furnish ng goods, at as low
rates as the same class of goods can be
bought anywhere in the south. Shirts
made to order on short notice, and the
shirts manufactured by this firm contain
good material and always fit. Messrs.
Johnston & Vance are experienced cloth
iers, and are ever up with the times in
fashions and other features Of their bust
ness. In their elegant establishment,
under the Peabody hotel, purchasers will
find large variety to select from, and
can rely on everything being just what
it is represented,
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DISEASES
/, How they are Transmitted in Cities
Case IN Point.

The proposition ard transmission
OF disease, says the New York Her
aid, are subjects which have had
muoh study by those in the higher
walks of medical science. They are,
indeed, matters of he highest impoT-
lance. Not 8 cay passes but everybody
IS endangered from contact with dis
cases he klOWs nothing OF. A curit u
and interesting example Of recent Oc-
cuyrence ia reported from London.
Eighteen cases Of. ,sca,letiEa, apparently
sporadic, made their appearance sim
uitaneously, and the physicians called
TO attend them b. came convinced that
all had common origin. An investi-
CATION was begun. and it YVES sscers
tanned that the patients had been pres
ent at large party given in q private
house. The premises, on examination,
appeared to he in excellent condition,
and the conclusion was reached that the
d Seass was communicated through the
refreshments served. Careful inquiry
elected the fact that all the persons 81
fected had partaken Of cream in some
form a. the parry, and that others who
had abstained from that indulgence had
escaped the disease. The cream was
traced to dairy establishment at the
other end of London, and there
it was learned that one of the lads en-
ployed to milk the cows Lad been in
contact with person having scsrletins,
snd although ne himself had not been
attacked, his fiuge's exhibited signs Of
the soreness which usually attends the
disease. The germs Of the malady were
doubtless communicated to the milk,
and permested the cream taken there.
from in particles sufficient, minute as
they must have been, to poison the
product and sicken those who used it.
1t is possible to trace nearly all epidemic
diseases to their points of origin in q
similar manner; but Of course much
prudence and patience are necessary
in some instances. Without the eXerA
else Of great care and sound judgment,
based upon an intimate acquaintance
with the laws of health and the peculiar
characteristics OF the various ills that
flesh is heir to, more good than harm
may be done.
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SPECIAL TO

Country Merchants-Keep your Hand
and your Mind on your POeket-bOOk-
Let Business Come First, Pleasure
Afterward.
The first thing you do, go to 227 Main
street. A great sacrifice is being made
there. Over $4,000 worth Of fine, fresh
clothing and furnishing goods can be
purchased in small lots at SOC on the dol
lar. do not delay, but call at once. You
can make your expenses and spare
money by purchasing your stock at 227
Main street.
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Go TO Leddin's Business College.
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LADIES' CHRISTIAN ASSO.
CATION.
Meeting To- MOrrOw-EarnesI Appeal TO
the Public for Help.

The regular monthly meeting Of Il e
Ladies' ChTi tian association will be
held in the Cumberland Presbyterian
church, Court street, Monday morning,
August 18th, at ten O'Clock. The mem
bers and sll other friends, ladies or gen.
temen, interested in making some pro-
vision for the redemption of q large
class of the depraVed and fallen in our
midst, are earnestly invited to meet with
US. This is a subject that Dhould inter-
est every christian or benevolent heart.
To this Glass all joy and hope In this
life have departed, and shall We not,
with great encouragement, offer to them
the great hope OF that life which is to
come? Our dear Lord mas bid US go out
and "compel them to come in" and
with the aid CT a generous public, we
feel that many souls may be saved and
be "sters III our crown of rtjoicing.n
May God open the hearts of His people
to respond promptly TO our invitation to
meet with and help US in this blessed
work.
MRS. J. G. JOHNS On, President.
MSS. II. j. L ATTAIN, Secretary.
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Tom, Lend ME Five Dollars,
want to go to the great clothing sale at
227 Main street, before it is too late, and
buy nice fall oveIcoat, at SOC on the
dollar,
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-08-13
ANNouNCEME NT.

For the = ate senate 29th senatorial
District of &rksSsas.
TAMES b. BEST, Of Osceols, Mississippi
% county, Arkansas, is announced as can
didste to represent the counties OF Mlssls-
gIppi, PoinseIt and Jackson composing the
Twenty-niu'h Senatorial District OF Arken-
SAL al the election for STATE and county ON
Gers 90 the first Monday in September, I5LO.
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MAN

in the city, is unknown at the establish
ment of Harry Cohn, 227 Main street.
Mr.. Cohn is doing lively trade, having
bought the stock Of clothing and furnish.
ing goods of NJ. s. Chapsky, at less than
half value. and ia selling it accordingly.
Says Smith, the other day, meeting
Jones, one whom his clothes
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-08-13
ADDI iEONAh RIVER REPORT

NASHVILLE, August 12.-River ris-
ing, with feet on the shoals.
LOUISVILLE, August II Weather
rainy. River falling, with 5 fact 10
inches in the canal.
LITTLE Rock, August 12.-Weatber
hot. River falling, with 5 feet by the
gauge. Arrived: Rosa Miller, Memphis
ST. LOUIS, August 12.-The river h S
fallen inches. Weather cloudy 81 d
warm. Arrived: Dolphin, lower Mis-
sissippi. Departed: Grand Tower, Vicks-
burg; Mollie Moore, and Atlantic al d
barges, New Orleans.
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no the creditors Of the es' ate OF W. K.
GCTSach, dcceased: The Undersigned
having qualified as : xecutOr under the viii
o. W. x. GCIsuch, tCceas d, hereby give
notice to all Crt dit.TS OF sPid estate t. au-
thent,caJe and file their claims with him
within the time prescribed by law, or ue
barred. WALTER GOESUCH, Executor,
p Madison street.
NJ r. Trezevant Solicitor aul8s N
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IN COURT SQUARE,

and warrant you that he sells his goods
fpr One-half the price which other cloth
iers are compelled to charge" The sale
will last but nine days longer, Tuesday,
August 22d, will be the
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HUNG

awry and dilapidRted: "Why don't you
go to Harry Cohn's if you want decent
outfit? He has everything you may
want, from a suit for great grand faith
er TO one that would fl the little
chaTnha
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Sunday Excursion

On board the steamer City of Augusta,
leaving the wharf foot of Court street at
q O'Clock, going up the river rs miles to
tue grand cutoff Fifty miles ride for
500. Croce Brothers elegant band in at
tendance.
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LAST NIGHT.

MRS. MARIA D. MONsARRATT, teach.
or of vocal and instrumental music, will
receive few more pupils. Orders to be
left at ii. g. Hollenberg's music store,
Main street,
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-08-13

MRS. J. C. JOHNS N, President.
MHS. II. J. L ATTAIN, Secretary.
MRS. CARRINGTON MASON, Treas
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VIII sell to morrow and after, 10000
yards new fresh and beautiful
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HibernIan Mutual Relief Society.

TNHE members OF The Hibernian Mutual Re
L LET Society will meet at their hall to-
morrow (NOnday) evening, at O'Clock. Bust.
ness of import nee will be brought before the
Society, therefore g fun att ndancs is desired
aus Join lilly, President.
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FOR RENT.

" FREDERICKSBURG for clearinghouse,
Ia in the most desirable portion OF the city.
Apply at 62 Madison street. aulS