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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1877-12-03
ADJUSTMENTS.


EvASeELISE.-To.night Rice's Extrav-
aganza Combination, consisting of fifty
one artists, commences g weeks engage
ment atthe Memphis Theater. Evange-
line, With all its beautiful music, fine sing.
ing, comical situations and wonderful tab
leaux will be presented Monday, Tues
day, Wednesday aud Thursday nights,
and Wednesday matinee at 2 o'clock.
Friday night, and Saturday matinee at l
O'Clock, the beautiful extravaganza
Conrad the Corsair, with new and ap.
propriate scenery by Harry Butler, will
be produced. EVangeline has had an
unbroken success everywhere. The
New York Sun says Of it:
A great deal Of hearty laughter was
excited by the burlesque OF Evangeline,
produced last night at the Fifth Avenue
Thester, and the summer season at that
house may be said to have opened merrily.
Most of these people are we'll known to
the New York public as clever burlesque
performers, aud the American opera
bouffe of Evangeline affords them a new
and 10 some respects a freshly ingenious
opportunity to introduce their comic
business with q better or at least a more
continuous show of music than has hith-
erto been made in indigenous burlesque.
1t has really taken the town with merri.
ment. the audience screaming itself
hoarss over the three or four clever PEG.
pie who cover the slight web Of the play
with their indescribsle drollery. 1t il
seldom that such genuine funny players
come together, and their association iu
this burlesque accompanies what many
managers have endeavored to do for tbs
dull season, and have seldom succeeded
it makes a registering evening enter
tsinment, crsmmed with American bu
NOR that's always a hesrtier and more OBJ
l%jective article than the French product
One feature of this ~burlesque has made
we had almost said a profound impress
sion, but the stock phrase is perhap
better and truer, a popular hit. 1t is th
Lone Fishermen" who has nothing t
do with the burlesque. never speaks
word, but who, nevertheless, simply b,
his constant presence, imparts a weir
humor that is new, aud which so grow
upon the spectators as the play advance
that at last they laugh continuously, an
o are unable to tell why.
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holiday GOODS.
New and Elegant stock at CIeaVss'
Book Store.

New and Elegant stock at CIeaves'
Book Store.
Mr.. E. L, Cleaves, at 1926 Main street,
is offering a large and attractive stock of
staple aud fancy goods for ssle az very
low figures. He has a fine lot of holiday
goods adapted to the market and the
season, including the best quality of
French paper and envelopes, visiting
cards, toy books, pocketknives and
many other articles both plain and orns-
mental. Before purchasing give him a
call and compare prices.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1877-12-03
A Plantation Manager Killed by =
Negro.

News was received in the city to-day
that Mr.. Howell, manager on Mr.. J. A.
Kirby's plantation, was shot and killed
Saturday night at Star Landing, near
Benefits, Miss. The difficulty arose in
regard to the payment of wages, but we
have not heard full particulars, Mr..
Howell was from Moscow, Fayetie
county, Tenn, and the sad news of bis
death was telegraphed by Mr.. Kirby to.
day to Mrs. Howell, who lives there.
The negro was aiterward arrested and
turned over to the proper authorities and
held for trial.
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MASS
City Executive Committee Ap.
pointed.

In response to a public call 8 mas
meeting was held at the City Hall Satur-
day night for the purpose Of appointing
a city executive committee for the Dem
ocratic aud Conservative party. A good
representative crowd Of two hundred or
more persons we're present. Upon mo-
of ColouellR. F. Leoney, Colonel John
Donovan was elected chairman, and Mr..
Ed WorshaE was chosen secretary.
Mr.. W. J. Chase moved that the chair
man appoint a COMMITTEES of Ave to re-
port as to the names who should consli-
tute the executive committee Of the city.
The chair appointed the following
named gentlemen as the committee:
Messrs. w. j. Chase. Robert Britton, 6.
B. Powell, II. G. Dent, Thomas Foley.
The committeeman retired to consider
as to the executive committee Of the
city.
During the absence Of the committee
remarks were made by Col. Looney and
Capt. Ed. Belcher upon the Importance
of e~lecting an able man for mayor and
OF standing by the Democratic party.
The committee upon returning reported
the following nominations for an execu
tive committee:
First ward. j. Duffy.
Second ward-J. NJ. Rourke.
Third ward-Joseph M~ontedonico.
Fourth ward-Simon W. Green.
: Fifth wsrd-Charles A. Beehn.
Sixth ward-Jule A. Taylor.
Seventh ward-J. j. Busby.
Eighth ward-J. j. DuBose.
Ninth ward-J. W. Newsom.
Tenth ward-R. f. Looney.
City at large-Mike Burke.
t 1t was moved hat the report of til,
committee be adopted, which was don
unanimously.
Mr.. Tom Garvey offered the follovin
r solution, which was unsnimousl
= adopted:
Resolved, That the executive con
y mittee shall have the power to fill a
% vacancies that may occur in the organ
0 cation; also that the executive con
: mittee shall appoint the judges an
clerks at the primary election to be hel
for the selection of delegates to th
Democratic and Conservative CONVEX
. ton.
On motion, the meeting %sdjourne
sine die.
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Mr.. John NJ. Brooks, a we'll known citi.
zen of Knoxville, is in the city,
Mr.. M. W. Backus, oas Of our we'll
known business young men, left for San
Antonio Saturday to see his wife, who
has been there some time for her health.
We hal the pleasure to-day Of a call
from Mr.. S. W. Ford, of the Kansas City
Mail and Chicago journal, He has been
to New Orleans and other points South
and is leisprely making his way back
North,
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CITY CIRCULATION.
THE CITY,
MEMPEEIS:
Monday Evening, Nee. 8, 1877.

The Public Ledger ~ Five Cents.
The PUBLIC LEDGER will be supplied
on all trains and at all stations on the
following railways, ct FIVE CENTS per
copy, by the agents of the Southern
Railway News Company, viz;
Memphis and Louisville railway. 2
Memphis and Little Rock railway.
South and North Alabama railway.
Nashville, Chattanooga and St. Louis
railway.
Memphis and Charleston railway.
MISSISSIPPI N n PADUCAH
AND MEMPHIS RAILWAYS.
Mr.. John Epperson, or employees, will
supply the PUEBLO LEDGER at five cents
on the above named railways.
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New Shooting Gallery,
Alley and Saloon,
H. ]. Kelly, EOS Main. Gil


1t is a source of pride to the citizens
of Memphis that it can boast of q larger
number Of solvent and well managed
Fire Insurance Companies than any
other city of its size in the country.
Among the number the Planters is en-
titled to a prominent place. Under the
management Of its able president, DR.,
d. I. Porter and it's efficient and popu-
lar secretary, Jno. G, Lonsdale, jr., the
stock of the company has steadily ed-
vanced in value and its business in
creased in a highly satisfactory ann
Mr.. Lonsdale has, in addition to the du'
ties of his Office, taken the agency Of
some of the leading American Insurance
Companies. Heading the list is the
Franklin, of Philadelphia, one of the
oldest and staunchest companies in the
country; he has also the Manhattan, of
New York, the Manufacturers, of Bos'
ten, aud the Underwriters, of Mobile, ell
irst.clsss companies that have already
won a high reputation for liberal and
prompt adjustment Of losses. Mr.. Ions.
dale has also recently received the
agency of the Travellers Accident In.
surance Company, Of Hartford, Conn,
and has within the past tour or five
weeks insured over one hundred Of our
leading citizens. The general accident
policy, written annually, covers loss o.
life by accident, and indemnifies for loss
Of time by disabling injury, affording
the cheapest insurance company in tn
world. In thcse days Of general distrus
in life insurance companies, aeeiden'
insurance affords a safe and popula
form OF security. Those of eur reader.
who have never investigated the subjec'
will do we'll to inform themselves.
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oysters, Fish and Game,
73t \. Clement, Sc BeaI st.
COalbOat Water at Pittsburg
Reduction iR Prices.

We are advised of a rise in the river
at Pittsburg sufficient to let out full tows
Of Pittsburg coal for the southern mar.
kets. In view Of the above information
we will reduce our prices for the best
Pittsburg coal to 55c per barrel, del.v-
cred in quantities Of ten barrels or over,
from Monday, the 26th inst. We have
full stocks now under way, and are pre-.
pared to furnish bottom figures for coal
by the barge or boat.load. Special in
ducements offered in coal by the car. load
to the country trade.
BROWN & JONES,
lat Principal Office, 2S2 Main st.
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In the LEDGER job Office Ia be found
competent, skillful ard tasteful printers,
who a give entire satisfaction in the
display Of any job Of printing. 1888
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of the knights Of Honor

Prosperity of the knights OF Honor
Nashville Banner, s9th.I
The Knights Of Honor were highly
entertained last night By their Supreme
Dictator, Colonel j. a. Eye, OF Greene
burg, Penn, who net quite q number Of
members from the various lodges of
Nashville and Edgefeld, at Odd Fellows
Hall, as per appointment, and addressed
them for two hours or more on subjects
relating to the good and welfare OF the
order and kindred matters. He reports
the order in prosperous and growing con.
dition everywhere, with a membership of
upwards Of 80, 000. Grand lodges have
been organized in twenty.six States, and
four more are nearly ready for organi2a-
ton. The order, though now only q lit.
tie more than four years old, has paid to
the families Of deceased members nearly
1890, 900. Two thousand dollars is the
amount paid upon each death.
The visit Of Colonel Eye was very graf.
flying to the membership here, and will
no doubt result in great good. He leaves
this morning. for his home, stopping a
short time in Louisville.
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Joe LOry's Shaving Saloon,
3S south Court Street.
Hot and Cold Baths. 81

The type, material and workmeu Of
the LEDGER job Office are as good as the
best, and hence we guarantee Grst class
work aud full satisfaction to our patrons.
1881
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Lynnhaven Bay Oysters
Received daily by Express
BadineIli's saloon, Sal Main;
Ih1

TIE most complete stock Of furniture
carpets, oil cloths, shades and lace cup
taius at Bryson h Camps eyer showu ip
the city. Prices as log es the lowest.
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Bartee's hOme- made cam
dies25c per pound. 39S Main.
EQ
CUTTING SCRAPE.
One of the SOiIed Doves stabbed by
Her Man.

One of the SOiIed Doves stabbed by
Her Man.
Mike Higgins, a sporting character
well known on Monroe street, was the
friend" of Florence Wolf, an inmate Of
Maud Moore's establishment, at 2O4
Court street. Yesterday morning at 2
o'clock Mike engaged in alteration with
this woman, aud after abusing her VIC
lently on account o! another man, who
had shared her smiles, ETC., he cut her
severely and dangerously with a clasp.
knife in her groin. She is in q critical
condition, and Higgins is held to await
the result of the stabbiug. 1t is said that
be was under the influence Of something
stronger than lemonade at the time.
Both the parties are well known 10 the
class to which they belong, and the case
excites much interest among them.
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G&AA~AAf SNA1ANA1 49,
The FRYER. WAGNER 0PERA.-4r. Paul
Nicholson, formerly of the New York
World, and now connected with the
Fryer Wagner Grand Opera Festival,
writes that he will be here shortly to
make arrangements for the grand
troupe appearance in Memphis. They
have commenced a grand operate sea
son OF four weeks in New Orleans, where
the advance sale of seats has been ex.
traordinery, aud the ticket spectators
are reaping a rich harvest. They will
give FIVE operas during Christmas week
in Italian and German. The repertoire
includes Trovatore, Huguenots, Lohen.
grin, Der Freischurz, Flying Dutchman,
Fidelio, Masaniello, La Favorita, Lu'
cretia Borgia, Fra Diavolo, etc etc.
Madame Eagenie Pappenheim, Charles
Adams, Signor Tsgluapietra and AIDE.
laide Phillips are among the attractions
numbering one hundred people.
MAcEvoY's nIBERYIooN.-This noted
exhibition will be opened tonight at the
Greenlaw Opera House. The Hiberni
con constitutes a grand scenic, musica
and character entertainment, which
never fails to afford the most intense in
terest and u~nexceptionsI pleasure to ell
who attend its exhibitions. There viii
also be grand matinee Tuesday after
noon. The Hibernicon is an instructive
and entertaining exhibition, and will un
doubtedly draw we'll
MISS GRACE LEwELLYN, supported b!
a well.drilled corps Of amateurs, will ap
pear in Pearl Of Savoy at the Memphi
Theatsr on Monday night, the 18th inst
This will be the second appearance o
this promising young lady, and as thu
piece is familiar to most theater-goers al
enacted by Maggie Mitchell, she MAJ
expect to be closely criticised. We fee
assured she will come up to the expecta
tions of her friends.
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MEMBERS of the DeSoto boat club are
requested to meet tonight at their hall,
corner Of Beal and fernando streets, at
IA o'clock. f. W. JENNY, Sec'y.
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Coal Reduced.

l am selling the best screened Pitts
burg coal at 55c per barrel, delivered to
oil parts of the city at my yards, 395
Main, 2SO Second, and l5S Beal street.
70 ]. W.. ALLEY.
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SHELL paperteries, visiting cards, toy
books and other Juvenile curiosities at E.
l.. Cleaves', 1876 Main street. 80
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1877-12-03

HOME MADE candies 25c per pound.
R Rocco, cor. Main and Adams.
101 was
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FAyoRs for tbs GsTman, and a nice
line Of fancy boxes for p%rsssntU, ct
Floyd's. a04
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1877-12-03

GEo f. DAVIS star hams, FIRST of the
season, just received by
191 PETER II. DoSNElLY, 307 Poplar st.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1877-12-03

BEST quality Of French paper aud en-
velopes al zoe per box at E. L. Cleaves'
326 Main street. so
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OYSTERS AND CELERY
Received Daily by Express
BY Victor D. Fuchs,
30 and Ill Jefferson st. AT
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KAHN 4 FREIBERG

Offer this week
so pairs calf box.toed best boots, "a
$50 pairs best cashmere pants, $3.50.
200 prs finest French cashmere pants, S.
KAHN L. FREIBERG,
Corner Main and Poplar Streets.
Best new %calicos, &c, &c, 7!c.
Examine our new blea. domestic, &c, l0t
New dress goods, beautiful, lOc, l2lc-
cheapest and prettiest in the city.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1877-12-03

Extra fine dressed geese and
ducks tomorrow ut
7st II. Seessel, Sr., & Son.
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The Alligator

is acknowledged to be the best stove of
the age. Sold only by j. B. Ford, IA
Main and l23 Poplar streets. CAT
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1877-12-03

Sid Ceolk'g Peabody billiard
Ea0SIn Is pronounced fret
class by all visitors. 33-t
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FOR RENT.

EOUR acres of land and improvements on
II Post and Rail AVENUES.
Also a brick house containing seven rooms,
No. IS Second street, Chelsea, near stree. rail-
road. Inquire eff James Reilly at Court House.
est
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1877-12-03

BRICK HOUSE and q Frame House.
A NTH large yard. stable, etc., on Washiug
ton street, n Pa WsspS II Or, siSest cd 5nSg'c of
Orleans street. an
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EOS SALE on EXCHANGE.


IOc ACRES of woodland. near. Stanton.
40 Louisville railroad. Price. whole tract
$1,000. ten years time; no interest Title perfecti
taxes paid to 1877. W; D; McGALLUM,
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TOUSE Of Eve rooms, besides kitchen and
II s~ervant's room. Larse lot. App y at
DOd's book. store, or III Alabama st. Is
Onp SECOND ST. Apply to
QUO i6.tl j. B. HILL, 3l4 Main 81.
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nIOnO of Bluff City Cotton Mills stock,
SlUUU at Mechanics and Traders Bank,
M. 0 Madison street. VI
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1877-12-03

mWO-ST0RY s~tore.honse, No. S4S Court
i street extended. Good location for a
Store corner Of Jefferson and Lauderdale.
5St SHAW. DAVIS 4 CO., II Madison st.
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g5ORsALE-OLD NEWSPAPERS. 400 PER
= hundred, at this office, the ches pest wrap
ming paper you can get. ooI
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PROFESSIONAL CARDS.


DRICES REDUCED.
l am now putting up SETS OF TEErll AT
GkEATLY REDUCED RATES
Full sets from SO to SlS.
Partixl sets in proportion.
Satisfaction guaranteed.
Where scts sre TO b0 put in no charge will bn
made for extracting.
DR. FAWGETr, Dentist
nay 2-3m No. - n. Wash. st., Alnx. Va.
nR. ROBERTSON. II south Eutaw strect.
~ Baltimore Md, from long experience in
Hospital and Special Practice, will guarantee
Cure in all Diseases Of the Urlnary Organs,
Nervous aud Organic Weakness, General Do
nility. lmpotency, Ncss Of sox,i.l pownr( Ex-
hallstion and Sll bad eUucts arising from early
in,!iscr,tons and abuses A!so nll Fctnaln Com
paints Discusses racnntiy contracted positively
cured in tr IL days Dr.. T., endorsed by tho
leading IlysiciMils at baltimore, guarantees
honorable and scientific t"ea.mont to Nil placing
themselves in lis hands. All consultations
strictly confidential. Gan bn consulted in Wash
inglun every "Wednesday and Saturday, from =
tu 9 j.. H.. at his Office, !:'l ID ST., between 9th
and ld.h Call or write, enclosing stamp for
rcply. feb Ely
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lay- TEETH, if not kept Hleau sOou decay.
yonne pooplo, ramcmber this. Use daily
THUhSTON'5 IVORY PEARL l. TOOTH
POWDER 1t will prcservo thorn through life.
Soil )y druggists. 25c per bottle. fob 23-ly
la5-lIAaD TINES demand economy. Prae-
tics it. Ronovate your soiled Gloves With JOY.
VEINS INODORL RLESS KID GLOFE
CLEANER II will closnso them Thoroughly.
Sold by druggists. - cents por bottle.
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AIDES DRESSES AND OUTFITS.

T AIDES DRESSES AND OUTFITS.
TAYLOR 81 HUFTY,
ass pENNSYLVANI AVEN u K ,
Washington d. g.,
Have during tho past few weeks boon steadily
sdding to their supply Of
LADIES AND MISSES SUITS,
and rs q result have ono of the largest and most
yariod sssortmonts 10 be found in America.
Immediately that new article is brought out
by tho leaders of the mode they take measures TO
bo supplied with it, 50 that their lady patrons
can aiways find what thcy want, or what has
boon suggested. 10 thoir fa:cy anywhere.
Ii PERCALE SUITS thor stock is con,-
ploto They show Plain and Combination For
Gales, in Checks and Stripes, and IN sll colors
and shades. Tho most fastidious tasto cannot
escape being satisfied and tho pricos range rs
follows $3, 81, S5, s. IS and ST.
Blue. Green, Black and brown, and With Trim
ming., embracing Bands, Plaitlngs, Lace and
Embroideries Tho prices arc: 81, ST 50, So,
S. 50, Sc, 81 81. S7.25. is, $ll.37 and $l2.
CAMBRIC OVERSkIRT5 ard BASQU ES,
in ali snadcB OF Elvo Black, Green and brown,
ed ped with ali tho stylish tnts and trimmed in
Embroileres Bands and Torchon Lace at So,
"a, 30 anu 90. -
A full and very elegant line o. entirely NEW
LINEN SUITS, trimmed in novel and striking
designs, and extending in prco from $3 to Sl6.5O.
Linen Ovcrskirts and Bssques, in endless va
riety. trimmed in p!aitings, Embroderies,
Lsces and Braided, in oil colors and shapes,
and ut prices from So TO Sl2. 10. Polonsises
trimmed in Bands Piatings and Brsids, from
81 TO $3.50.
LADIES' SUMMER ULSTERS, an indis-
pensable anl very ''tonn-y" garment, IL all tho
latest shapes and with different trimmings, and
of all sizes. longths and Dimensions. a! moderate
figures, running from $50 to SI.1a.
The grand department Of WHITE SUITS s
ON, ,,f tho r.o.t important Of this house. The
stock is largo but woll solecLod and unsurpassed
for design, make und l7ish throughout. Tho
different patterns Of suits embrace tolonalsos or
Overskirts and BasIlos n reduced prices, run
hing from S. to SIS; also Whto Overskrts and
Bas1ues from S3 10 :Slt %.
\ line of very graceful P"lonaises marked
down To rates varying from S. to $40.
Particular attention is csllod To lot OF stylish
White Bssulos, trimmed with Lace Embroide-
ries LAGOS and Knlllas, Hnd marked only S:?.oO
to IS.
I'hoy will apon this week a now and worry su.
nerior line of first clAss LII N EN and "a M BKlC
SUITS. These will BIO trimmed With handsome
shaded and tinted embroideriea, in all the new
and becoming colors. They will be marked ht
the lowest possible figures. and we predict Will
lust suit the Lsste nf ladies who appreciate arList
ic things. TAYLOR u HUFTY,
10 if 9%'} Pa. av., Washington, D. G.
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AND STRANGE DEVEl'-
OpEMENTS

C1TAHTLlNG AND STRANGE DEV ELL
= OPEMENTS.
rho whole business community was thrown
INTO sts.o OF violent excitement and agitation
lys morning by the discovery that
srlsIs PALACE DRY GOODS STORE,
No ll2 King street,
WAS and has been selling his goocaat
WAS a." WON DERFUI SACRiFICE;
ior no other reason than to keep his stock mGv-
inc. Being interviewed, this strange event WAS
only augmented by the fact that he lntends 70
completely revolutiouizo The Dry Goous 'rsue
in Alexandris as regards prices, &c;
DOWN WITH YOUR PRICESl
R.st (slinn 5Ic Orxandl Lawn lie; yard
viii" Linen for dresses l9c; Dress Goods, plaid
or strir6,. Joe; Grenadines at your own prices
Psrasols from Zoe to SIS; Cassimeros all WOOL.
Eoci 100 yards Sp9?i snk 81 = goo1 psPehri Phir3 9l
;ng striped, lO,; line Fictoris Lawn FAC
yno,I Ladies Gauzs Vest for doc; also a large
Stock cf Gents Underwear, which We Will sell
At bottom iiguros; good Linen Crash &c per va;
also = largo line ot Ladies Linen SUITS. when
will be sold nj tho lowest prices before carrying
over. A call is sll he asks. ~ .:
NEW sUMMER DRESS GOoDs-jUST
~ IN SEASON.
Monday, July 81, 1871
We rovc,yoa 10 lsy and hsvoin store choico
Iiuo of Summer Dress GGlls. snd "iier them Ut
extra low ;rices. viz
Yard wido Dress Linen ut 2oc.
Do. Extra GOOD do. at 25c.
Pacific Lawns. worry pretty, at loc.
rlsin White French Organlies.
Checked CO., very desirable.
French Organdies With rich bordering.
White, Figured and Dotted Muslins
White, Blue and Pink Tsrlctsns 1T 2D1.
t,:aa!S Trimming and Lining Silk. yard wide,
Whito Corded Pi1ua and Muslins al l0c. %
rsthor with other cheap goods.
d. i. E9ASHEAR,
Il. &. I:oomas No. l09 King street,
;y2 Alexandria, Va.
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ayE CREAM. 500. WATER. &c.

N'"cE.
lrn.pactrlly inrora my cast1mors and the
lhc generally that having improved my Ia
il.tes !ur the manufacture oi
IGE CREAM,
. a,n nos prap:cod to furnish ia;nilios. p!cnlcs
.:..i parties a. tho Lowest ratios with y superior
:.r.i,c in uA:i!ies 10 suit
BY ICE CKHAM PAEAORS wtlI ho found
~. rom,ortsbr as any in tho city, thoy having
D. ,euliy been ra!ittol for tho comtur; and con-
van, ,irA og my pa.rons, awhn vii! 5a cHrved NJ
~ w. W. With DELICIOUS CREAM III sny
I,.ir. psvar, and lea Cold SODA NAfEk.
;hq,l. Of / ho pures: Syrups
EHjy;T, VI al kinds in season.
4 i,.,, lin soI ONFECTlONki GOODS,
>,,rh a,7CANlNlG NUTS, &c, constantly on
hsnI ~, for sal oTaSssS and ., ro;al' a. Bottom
No. {; north Fairfax St,
-. Alexandra. Va.
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