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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-08-27

Large Sales by the Leading Clothing
E.ROuse of Hemphis Rare Induce.
ments Offered Customers.

Johnston & Vance, the well-known
elotbiers and dealers in gentlemen's fur
niShing goods at No. 305 Main street,
under the Peabody hotel, having reduced
their prices considerably, are doing an
unusually large business for this season
of the year. IL is hardly necessary to
speak OF this esta blish sDt, Sd well is it
Known as reliable and first class en-
porium, where gentlemen can be sup
piled with the latest syle clothing,
underwear, furnishing goods, and espe-
ciallY neat.ftting shirts. They make q
specially Of fine shirts, and guarantee
fit in every csse. In fact, they always
give satisfaction in every article of goods
they sell, whether in price, quality,
style or material. La no respect can
Johnston 81 Vance be surpassed. Cali
now at their house and take advantage
of their present low prices before 1t is
too late. You Will save money by pay
ING Them 8 visit,
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J. M. lanes & Sons.

The card of J. III. James q Sons, the
well known groceTs, wholesale liquor
dealers, cotton factors sud commits zion
merchants, at Ne. 230 Front street, ap-
pears in to.Gay's APPEAL. This house
is among the best in the south, and does
q heavy wholesale busiI esq in the above
line The new stock Of groceries just
received embraces q well assorted and
carefully selected stock, which will be
sold on the most favorable terms. Per-
sons who need anything in the above
line would do well to call on J. M. James
Il Sons, who will take pleasure in attend
ing to their wants. They pay particu'
lar attention to the commission busine So
and cotton fac!orsge, and from large
experience in both branches will always
give satisfaction,
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NINs-Ten Gullett's celebrated improved
light dram Magnolia Gins, assorted sizes,
al new, and warranted in perfect order,
-Hhleh We oner st large reduction under
manufacturers prices, to close out consign-
Ient, oeir part Of the stock OF Gullett's for.
= er agents and must be sold. For superior
gusnly OF san pie. quantity of yield and rapid
klnnlne, these gins cannot be SURPASSED
sample can hs seen at our ONCE. Liberal
66Ims offered 10 the trade. A. n. SCAR
ohOO0h q CO., go Front street. jyl3
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MADDEN az Avery.

Attention is called to the card OF Had.
den Il Avery, wholesale grocers and cot.
ton factors, Nos 27S and 2S0 Front street.
Tnis is one Of the leading and reliable
houses of Memphis, and offers for sale a
very large stock OF first class groceries,
comprising everything in this line OF
bu inc This members of the firm
have been long engaged In business, and
deservtdly erjoy awiCe and fast incress-
ing trade. Their experience as cotton
factors places them in the front list.
During their long business career, Messrs.
Hsdden & avery have never failed to
satisfy their numerous patrons in every
Transaction
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AN EXTRAORDINARY SALE
or
SUMNER GOODS
AT KAHN & FREIBERG'S,
FOR THIS WEEK.

Lawns. grenadines, poplins, plain and
figured Msrseilles, and every other line
Of summer goods will be offered at less
than cost, to close.
$50 yards Chsmbrsy, at 5, 10 and 10
cents.
Is pieces Loom Dice table linen, at 35
cents.
5000 yards liner. crash, at S and 10 cents.
$500 yards Sea Island domestic, at 5
cents.
Examine our bleach domestic at 10
csnts.
Balance our ecru ties at 10 cents.
Look at our towels at l23, Is AID 20
cents.
Ladies' corssts at Is, 80 and IS cents.
5000 ysris calico at cents.
5000 yards calico at cents.
Shoes Shoes! sHOEsi!:
Special inducement Is in ladies', MISC s. +,
and children's shoes for this week..
In our Clothing Department
200 psira custom-made pants at S.,
worth IS.
$50 Scotch cashmere coats, to close, al S.
200 odd vests at 81, good value, So 50.
so dozen unlsundried shirts at 81.
Tempting bargains in every liue OF
goods, to make room for Fall STOCK.
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A Gard.

Mr.. J. E. Warner advertises in the
Ledger of the twenty sixth instant dis
solution OF co-psrtneIship between him
self and the undersigned. Said "caTd''
was published without my knowledge
or consent, and is therefore withoutsuffi
cient authority, as to either the dissolu-
ton Of co partnership, or transfer of his
(Warner's) interest.
]. n. SHEPHERD.
NJ ArpHIS Anpnsf q lS1R
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Valuable Property.

George H. Bill, receiver, offers fol-
sale, on favorable terms, the foe brick
metal'roof building Nos. 81 and SO n ad.
ison street, lately occupied by Muldoon,
Bullet d Co, and also the lease of the
ground for five or ten years. This is de-
sirable property, and persons who wish
to purchase or lease should apply to
George II. Bell, at Office, No. 81 Madi-
GOn sfraat
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S. G. AIaddux.1

d. .. y. -hdNONA-l
DEAR SIR-Very soon we must elect
another legislature. Your friends, and
the people generally, having the utmost
confidence in yourhonesty and peculis r
fitness for the position of State senator,
renew their ofP-made request that you
become a candidate Tor thSt office.
Tennessee has never needed the counsel
OF her ablest and best men more than
now, ard we feel that you are too patIi-
otto and Democratic TO refuse her your
services. Please let Us hear from you
soon, being assured Of the esrnest and
energetic support OF
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A Chance for a Live Man.

With very little capital you can pur-
chase the fixtures Of an established
stand. For over ten years the store has
been occupied and well known as a
prominent clothing house. For further
particulars inquire Of
SOL COLEMAN,
200 Main street
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Atlantic Saloon

Grand opening lunch at ten O'Clock
en-, on Monday, twenty-eighth inst.
All the choice meats and vegetables Ct
the season. No. 1854 Main street.
ID, w DAVENPORT,
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KAHN g. FREIBERC
1853, 171&17s Main Street. cor. Poplar

THE Temperance society Of st. Bridg
cts parish have the sincere thanks Of
the Catholics Of Brinkley for the new
organ kindly bestowed at their last
meatinp
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GiIIef,s RnnhIe Extracts

Are three to eight times SIS strong ss
other extracts, and srs rich, fine and
delicious. Gail for double. Each bottle
ia wrapped.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-08-27

This day, on board the steamer City of
Augusta, bound up the river to Brsdley's
Landing, leaving the wharf, foot of
Court street, st three o'clock. An ele-
CANT band in attendance.
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Another New Bale.

another New Bale.
The enterprisisg and popular firm Of
Estes, Fizer q Co., No. III and IS Union,
yesterday received a bale of new cot.
ton, which is the first Tennessee bale OF
the present crop that has reached this
city. This cotton was classed as low
middling, and bid to BrOn;ol Bayliss
& Co. for twenty ceats. 1t was grown
by Colonel B. R. Sharpe, in Shelby
county, four miles south Of this city.
Estes, Fizsr 81 Co. are noted for their
activity and popularity in commercial
circles, and are 10 be congratulated upon
receiving the first bale Of Tennessee cot
ton this season.
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What the People Say.

You may laugh or haloo, but you do
not feel any pain whatever, having your
teeth extracted with '1aughing gas" or
SAMSON, at Dire. A. Wesson & Sons
Office, 243 Main street.
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Why Hesitate.

Don't you know that clothing and fur.
nishing goods are almost given away at
227 Main street?
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Total for the week, 26; whites Is; col.
ored, 10; deaths in city hospital, s.;
premature, 8; stili-born, 2
HEBER JON IS, NJ D.,
Secretary Board OF Health.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-08-27

Miss BETTE G YANcEY will reopen
her school Monday, Septemb. r Alb, cor
ner Main and Vance streets.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-08-27

TsY Thrash Consumption Cure and
Lung Restorer, for all lung affections,
loss Of voice, cough, Group, etc. For sale
by all druggists; wholesale by w. N.
Wilkerson Il Co., $40 Main ST., Memphis
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-08-27

. MARBLEIzED and enameled iron man.
ties and CRATES, with or without patent
baskets. Latest styles at low prices.
81. WETTER & co.
3A Main Street
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-08-27

For the past year will be written up"
in careful and comprehensive manner
for our great issue of September st.
Every business man should advertise on
that day,
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-08-27

For the mammoth edition of the AP.
PEAL, on tie frat Of September, should
be handed in as early as possible.
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JUST RECEIVED

B. LOWenstein e Bros
LARGE LINE OF LADIES' LINEN
SUITS,
which they are offering a! sttraetively
low prices.
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EXTRA!
TEN GENITAL CIGARS
Fob FIVE CENTS.
Americas Best Five Cent Cigars.
"POME,'
Dedicogej In fbs Topors of The Hyeed
EXTRA!

Dedicated TO the Lovers of the Heed
BY A. BALDHEAD.
Cdnto tbs " Witnst."
Let competition fume and fret,
These are the best FIVE CENTERS yet;
On steamboat and in railr ad car,
Ye smokers rush for this Cigar;
Free-tninkers and the orthodox,
Gray boards and those with youthful locks,
The gamholier in Wall street stocks,
All gladly buy them by the box.
Cdnto the "TtCoth.'
Whether tits haTd-pan or initiate,
All smokers do appreciate;
In frozen zone or southern cline,
"TEN CENT-IALS' for half dime,
From North star to the Lone Star state,
From cary dawo till evening late,
From Atlantic to Pacific shore,
Comes universal cry for more
"TEN CENT-IALS." which are by far
Americas BEST FIVE CENT CIGAR.
For sale by Sol COLEMAN. 200 Main
street, Memphis. Liberal inducements
to dealers. send for prlce-list.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-08-27

HALLS Vegetable Sicilian Hair Re-
newer does not color, but restores the
hair to its natural color.
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Unprecedented Bargains

Bstiste listers at 81 so, worth S..
Swiss P0lonaises at So so, worth $40.
Linen Polonaises at 81 so, worth $40.
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Piles.

Buckeye Sslve is certain cure. For
sale by all druggists. Try it.
Call ON Major r. III. Wildberger,
At 26S Front street, for catalogues OF the
Kentucky Military Institute. Parents
who wish to send their sons to this in
stitute, can place them in charge Of
Msjor w, who will leave for Kentucky
on the thirtieih instant.
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TEE cheapest and BEST 5TEAM,DYFINa
ssco nd street. TT. WALKERS 90.
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The Holly Springs Repor.er.

The business men of Memphis Will do
well to advertise in the Holly Springs
Misc Reporter.
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Buttericl's Patterns,

SAVE Your HAIR.-If you wish to
save your hsir and keep it strong and
healthy, use Burnett's Cocoaine.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-08-27

JOHNSON & MANGET, 303 Main street,
have tickets for Chattanooga, Atlanta
and Dallas, for sale at reduced rates.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-08-27

NBURALaIA.-"Neu Tiln cures It. Sold
nv O. W Jones q Co.. Memphis.
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Removal Notice.

Having determined to remove fr5m
our present location, and in order to re-
dUce our large stock, we offer unprece-
denied bargains in millinery, fancy
goods, hosiery, towels, handkerchief,
and notions in general. Do not delay
to attend orr closing sale, IS the goods
must be sold. First come first served.
Remember the clearing sale of
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FOR SALE OR LEASE.
FOUND.
STOLEN.
PERSONAL.

uENRY BROAX. colored, late of Bennetts
III Landing, Miss viii learn something 10
his advantage By calling at our office.
au2i THOS, H. ALLEN & co.
iNR. ALFRED VOORHEES, makes specially
OF treating EYE AND EAR DISEASES.
Mfice, 323 Pop ar street. luSI
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Buckeye SaIVe
The Rusiness of MemDbis

Will surely cure Piles. All druggists
keep it. Also splendid for Corns.
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John walsh. Undertake..
Greatest Sacrifice Ever known.

SWA bN--AS.f OAAGCA eaNNAS
No. BAL Second street, next door to the
postOttice.
Greatest Sacrifice Ever known.
Mr.. Harry Cohen, at II Main street,
is now diSpOsing Of an elegant assOIt-
menJ OF fine custon-made clothing aud
furnishing good5 at fifty cents on The
dollar. You may never have such an
opportunity again TO provide yourself
with complete outfit st fifty per cent.
less than the actual cost. Call and
be assured and satisfi d that his ssser-
ton Is bona fde.
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AODITk9AAh RIVER REPORTS

ST. LOUIS, August 26.-The river hiss
risen inches. The weather is clear
and cool. Arrived: Bismarck, New Or.
leans. Departed: Grand Tower, Vicks-
burg.
LITTLE Rock, August 26 The river
Is falling, with 4 fest 10 inches in the
channel.
NASHVILLE, August 26.-The river is
rising, with AZ inches on the shoals.
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ATTEND Robertson's Business College

Go TO Leddin's Business College.
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Fresh Oysters

Victor D. Fachs received another lot
OF fresh Baltim0rs OysEers by express,
last night. Call at A Jefferson street.
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Cards and Locals

Fall styles, just received at No. 254 Sec
ond street.
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Attend TO Ihis To-MorrOw.

At 227 Main street you can bug a first
class suit OF clothes fifty per cent. less
than New York cost. The goods at the
above house must be sold.
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1t Pays to walk a square,

Aud save forty per cent. by purchas-
Jog any article in clothing or gents fur
nishing goods at 227 Main street. The
goods must be sold regardless Of cost.
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WAITE.


CyTORE-On Main street, between Court and
. Monroe, suitable for q jewelry store. Ad-
dress Y. b. 1HAYER, Sl0r econd street
CITUATION As TRAVELLING SALE=MAN
y fE desired by a eood bu sness man, having
a natural Turn for such work; extensive &C
Qusintance throughout Mississippi ana por
lions OF A ALBANIA, Tennessee and Texas
CioLhing, shoe or hat house preferred. The
best of re serences furnished. A address
au27 H., care Sun Office, Macon, Miss.
tyIrUATIoN- By a man who has had II years
experience in the retail dry foods and no
tol busin. IS, also years in the wholesale dry
goods, 2 years experience as travelling sales
man; good reference given In city. s., appeal.
ITUATION-As housenaid and seamstress
- by 3 white women OF experience Ad-
dress 2. P, at this office.
DOILEkS, Safes and Heavy Machinery, TO
ID move. u. z DUNBAR, 81 Union,
GA. ESMFN AND CANVAsSERS-For city
. work. TEE h0WE MACHINE co,
aus No 25I Second street.
mo PURCHAsE-HORsE AND SPRING.
or wagon separste-cash paid. Apply at 5S
Poplar street auzo
GARDENER-A thoroughly competent
VI gardener. Apply ]. p. Dukes Mulberry.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS one knowing the
Il Whereabouts OF Mrs Leaitia G. n. Gg1shem,
wife OF DR.. albert b. GrIshem, who came 70
Tennessee in 1867 from New Orleans, would
confer N great favor upon friend by commu
nicating the same TO X. n. r. Lewis, box ZSol
San francisco, Cal. auZ0
MELONS, GRAPES AND FRUITS OF AL
vi kinds, at 2S7 Main street. au2 cod
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The Holly Springs Reporter.

IHe HOLY SprIHSs hepOFIers
The business men of Memphis will
do well tn advertise in the Holly Springs
Miss Reporter.
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LEUBRIE BROS,
Grand Excursion

ego and 222 Main street.
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sOTTAGE-A fine new cottsge-house and
~ lot, 81 feet inches front on Second street
by rs fset deep TO an alley between Concord
ana Oyerton streets, with good cistern and
out-buiidings. Apply to
MRS. W. WEBER,
aug No. lI3 Madison street.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-09-25

that OF BrgaderGeneral with corresponding increase
OF pay and emOlument the specific amount of which Is
not named.
By the act making appropriations for the legislative,
executive and judicial expenses OF the government for
the year ending June 80 1877 and for other purposes
the salary the clerk the Committee Appropria
tons Of the Senate is fixed at 1880 per increase
$780, Person charge Of the stOrcroOm and document
wagon OF the Senate 81 200; increase from laborer
$500 Commissioner OF Pensions, $4,000 increase $780,
By the act provide for the payment Of full months
wages certain Of the employees recently permanently
discharged from the service Of the Bureau Of Printing
and Engraving, certain employees OF the Bureau of
Printing and Engraving, recently furloughed and finally
permanently discharged from the Government service,
fn months pay authorized to be paid to those only
whose wages dld not exceed SO per diem
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-09-25
A Rim FOR 81. 900,

LOUISVILLE, KY, Sept. 24.-Ton Brock
having made the best threemile time record under
pull Will on Wednesday next run against FclIowcrafts
time the Louisville Jockey Club giving 900 II he ac-
composites the feat The track will De prepared specially
for the race It's thought that Crouses Add, who
HIM so Saturday, viii be his companion in the
contest. The betting Ia almost even on Ten Brock
against time Mr. Harper, his owner, mas requested Mr.
Richard Ten Brock 90 direct the The enthusiasm
here Saturdays has not been cqualed since
Iexugtons contest In New-Orlcans Eva Shirley, Baden
Baden, Belle of the Meade, Spring Branch, and Me-
Wbarter, all winning twOycar-Olls, have dash or a
mile with 100 pounds up, aud an extra race will COM
plete the sport on Wednesday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-09-25
PROMINENT ARRIVALS.

Gilsev House-Schuyler COlfax of Indiana:
Asor RousePrOf Joseyh Henry Of the smthsog ns s
tutiOn tbea8drtc HOte-AmedGe van den Nest OF 'Io
belgian Legation Washington and the Hon. FrederlcE r.
Low of California FUt ACellue HOttJohn g s. Harrison
Of C. L. Merriam OF LOCUST
Grove n ". Ne,g. York HOtsR. H. Mari and kandSn
Hunt of New Orleans BreooUt HOuSeThe Prince OF iech
ensteD and the Prince OF MODtenu0vOO OF Austria baOh
Sterustedt Of Sweden and Rear Admiral r. Greene u %
Nav. Bo1maa HOpse-COl John W. Barlow, U. > army
Hotel Count Raynlid do Ch0iseul OF rays
sd NtchOIGs ROt-SenatOr A. j. Weman OF filendsp n IL
and exCongressman William II. Epson OF omo SIartepaW
I{oVSe-Gen 4. n. Waul Of Texas.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-09-25
AN ACTOR ACCIDENTALLY SHOOTS HIMSELF

During a rehearsal Of the Imperial Shakes
pearean Dramatic Association, at Pythagoras Hall In
CanRls yesterday afternoon Ut was necessary for one
of the ladies hold pistol IN each hand She asked
Philip Cohen, age 49, Of No ISL Grcenwchst, one OF
the actors, the pistols were loaded, and finding that
they were she laid them n table. The young man
then took OF the pistols aud held 10 behind his back
It was accidentally discharged, the ball entering his
back and taking upward course. ENcalnlng That Ne
was shot he put his coat, and assisted by Two mem
beers OF the society, walked 20 the Tenth Precinct Police
station, where hc atcuded by the surgeon In charge
He was afterWard taken 10 Bellevue Hospital Tor treat
meut Il being feared that the wound would prove fatal
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-09-25
OUTDOOR SPORTS.
SHOOTING AT cREEDMooR.

The tenth competition for inc Iary' r'e'o'
and Farm badge took place at Creedmoor on
The unpropious weather deferred many from entering
the connection Iieut-Col. Farwcl of the American
Team was the only member Of the longrange teams
present The contest open to all members OF the
National Rife Association The distance was zoo yards
me shoofing was with any rifle from standing position
6 bats the highest possible being So The badge
was won by w. II. COchrane with score OF AZ poihs'
The following were the best scores made; IT,,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-09-25

inflicted by sharp twig during the old mans efforts to
extTicate himself from the swamp.
POLICE NOTES.
Charles Brent of No 81 Vandewater-st. fell from
fifth story the building at No SO Annst on st'ur
day, and was fatally injured.
John Strauss of Seventieth-st and Elghth-aye;
while attempting jump the ear OF an elevator NJ nio@
way and FiftysecOndst wac instantly knlei.
The body found floating off Pier No. lo Nof 10, ~
River ON Friday last was Identified SATURDAY az tha Vi
Abraham Rice a wholesale jeweer of No 1891 Broadway
A bookbinder named Michael Donohue OF NO. f5I
East Twenty.ffhs in the employ Of Borqm Peass ~
so Readest fell through hatchway on SATURDAY AhG was
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-09-25
NATIONAL, STOCK BREEDERS MEETING.

PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 24-'rhe horse breed
ers and trotng have arrived in large numbers To
attend the National Breeders meeting at Suffolk Park
beginning on Tuesday, Goth inst. The pool privileges
are suppressed the grounds Extra stands are erected
and the crowd promises 10 be large that additional
switches have laid the Baltimore depot to pro
vide means for starting the necessary number OF trains
Entries from the prominent stud farms throughout tho
United States have been made, and all classes well
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-09-25
THE ATLANTIC YACHT CLUB REGATTA.

The Atlantic Yacht Club held its annual Fail
regatta on Saturday afternoon. The schooners Peerless
Triton and Agnes and the soops Mantle, Orion, Sadie
Madcap, Dolphin Nmbus, and Myra we're entered. The
length of the course was % mites from Bay Ridge aud
the start dying one was at 2:lS o'clock The Peerless
met with several mishaps, but in second in her
class The Triton in first, In hours - minutes,
and 80 seconds The Mantle won the prize Tor si0Ops IN
8 hours. 30 minutes, and 40 secunds.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-09-25

sent II rain from a. no. 10 $50 D. Amount OF water,
37 inches Sept 20 rain from ~ m 10 D. M Amount OF
water O2 inch Total amount Of water Tor week. 59 cnes
Distance travelled by tho wind during the week 4OO meS'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-09-25

The best way TO ascertain whether you are
dealing with reliable watch and observe not only
OF entering store "a pu
chase STYLISH goods We mention this a. prelude IL lot
instance the latest style OF Afs watch JOHN n
DOUGAN lU2 Nassau-sL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-09-25
country chan went into Warner Bros yes

terday and inquired, "Drw you retail shirts In here
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