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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-13
IHE ERIE RAILWAY will hereafter

TVHE ERIE RAILWAY will hereafter be
n %S n F 9SE Pa Fh NEW2RK LAKE
OF TRAINS taking eject June 8. 1875 --1 -'
o a. m.-Ciucmnat and Chicago Day EIpresa Drawing.
iVS @ SslyIFast ~ foRis FxpTess arriving at Buffalo
500 counecng with fast trains % the West and south
I p m. DAILY Pacific Express for the West, sleeping
coaches through 20 Rochester Bunlo Niagara Fas ci6ei.
natl and Chicago without changes also hotel dining cars 70
= p s.-EmIgrsnt train the West
Trains Leave CaSmeTr. s,reet peP & ORR tor
p and ~ midnight saturday nights only sundays 916
A. n;S mi Park and Passaie g. 7Is TO- 1oI5 NJ IL
sSSS IA G ic t M las CSC and i %d RR
Paterson e!s IN so ~ up ll 40 a. M y sO9n
p mi and ~ midnIgh5 sSns35yS g. $780, $40. lOl5 IN,
sSssrn g PaS i0i5I M iiIS s;4s 5e7p M IL MID
night sundsyS T. $50 lOl5 NJ lao $50, aud IL
cor5%sa, 7ts pa NJ $50; $50 p m Sundays s:oOA
M-TIsSISh f.ib a. M $50 4.5op M sundays $50 m
Kendou ana Kih gsIon a "a $40 N; Sundays $50
m sandays 600, $3.50, lois a. m. B:So 200 p IN -,
MiddieoNn, 745; 800. 1915 m Si5. 40 100 p m.
and 40 p IN trains connect with NowYorK and oswegs
A fdrt IsT r. ia 7tS 300 loo 80 0.Oo 700
sundayG $50 lol5 t $50 aaa 90 m mr. hair horr.
before % 90 o. In leave tiirdt fifteen minutes carrier
S saa As sSvs TRs t6 minutes earlier
T.i1s leaving Chsmbersst At loco p m- and 1900 mid
ns coaches be obtained and orders for the checking
Of s SsSsss NAY o % S G0% E cOS S
Brooklyn. Or a. The IN YeuYork 7a5
m no ~ ABBOTT, general Pasa'r Agent New York
NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEW JERSEY.
Trains leave for Engewood Coste Po[m9 o ana nSSGh
m. SATURDAY nights only at 1850 M sunday" 700
!" Na5uei Sprisg VALLEY and Monsey 100 el5 40
IN JSo \. kBsOfT. General Pass'r Aknt HewYorE
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RECORDED LEASES

5th.ave go 290l; Matilda orosvenor 70 Clarence
Ogden. II ;icr IN William II
Brewer, years..
Fulton.st mo 1881 part Of; Dc d Constantine to
pomiaicS st Dot 80 9lJ 2Sxs4Si2 Trinity Church to
William Becker, p years. .-......................-..
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Gitn ReaI Gstate eor sole.

DROOME-ST., West Side--HOuse and lot will
ID be sold very cheap sold good paying property
price very low. Rutland & WHITING, Q BeekmansL
WILLIAM-ST.-V Valuable corner will be sold
'S'y Wv RGTANb 4 WHITING. 5 Beekman-sL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-13
THE GREAT PROVIDENCE LINE.

To BOSTON, via Providence direct
A FULL NIGHTS REST ONLY 81 Miles OF RAIL
The fayOrte Palace Steamers
MASSACHUSETTS, Captain Ray Allen
RHODE ISLAND, Captain jesse Mott,
Leave daily lsundays excepted from Per 20 North River
foot OF XaTrens Passengers arrive In Boston at
lam. No intermediate landings between NewYork AMI
TiCKf5fs via PROVIDENCE LINE TO OAK BLUFFS
50 So HOUND TRIP TICKETS 50.
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fonses ano farms plamteo.

DARN WANTED-ImprOved good build
ngs free and clear within 300 miles Of Sey;York IN OK
change OF valuable improved productive property
subnibs Of New-YOfk Address with description HOME
STEAD, Tribune once.
VANTED-HOuse and farm near the city;
" exceed 81 800 call OF address Mrs TRAVIS
$50 West 2Othst
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TO
BRIGHTON BEACH,

NEW nv To
BRIGHTON BEACH,
VIA
LONG ISLAND RAILROAD,
AND THE
BROOKLYN, FLATBUSH AND COMFY ISLAND
RAILROAD.
NOTABLE RAILAsTED TRACK. STEEL RAILS.
NEW AND FIRsT.oLAss EQUIPMENT
AIR BRAKES PULLMAN PALACE CARS.
NeyYOrk Transfer Companys coaches and cabs connect
with trains for leading cuDe and hotels and al points
''' ''' on and after TU EsDAY, AUGUST 6,4pm,
LEAVE FOOT OF EAST 34THsT,
eib, TO- IL, u, a. m, i, 2, 5, 4, $50 8, 8. lOPm
LEAVE BRIGHTON BEACHi
ian IN lilo A. m 1910 l:IO 2lO $40 4IO $40. Clio,
7:l0, $40 9.l0 1910 and lilo ?. m
RATES FROM HUNTERS POINT
ROUND TRIP. 90 CENTS.
SINGLE TICKETS, EACH WAY, 80 CENTS.
Time from New.YOrk 20 Brighton Beach
ONE HOUR.
W. NJ. LAFFAN, New York Pass Agent 29l Broadway
j. CHITrENDEN. g. p. A. y sPENCEk .. SUPP.
WEST POINT or NEWBURGH. Daily lex
w oept Suudays)i see DAY LIEE adyertlAementi re
main at WEST POINT 3 hours NEWBUh0h nearly
hours; due at NewYOrk ON return Al $3.50
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-13
THE OLD REL.IABLE sTONINGTOE LINE.

TIE Old RELIABI4E SIONINGIUN LINE
FOR BOSTON AND ALL POINTS EAST
at 8 D. n frOm Pier 49, North River foot Of Jay-st
Special limited tiCkets GOOD ONLY 2:4j a. train
f5 gou sold via tins line nom NewYOrk Boston
for 81 o.
stsierooms and tickets FOR EITHER LINE socurei at
No 1913 broadway aud all Offices Of NescOts Express
Company ALSO tickets sold at al hotel ticket ofncoA
Freight via either taken al lowest rates.
u. = BABCOCK. President
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STEAMBOATS, anh RAILROADS.
| LBANY and TROY by DAY BOATS.

A LBANY and TROY by DAY BOATS.
-. ,,..,- G. YIBBA RIO end DANIEL DREW, =
M Landing At NyaeE Ferry Point NeTb1rgh PSqgS
NETS az West Point win steamer Carrie Ward fcE Cold
annex boat LEAVING BTooEy 2, eoBneen1g at AL
rom ssrstosa -' In and Sh special pAn 70 Aln
7 ONG ISLAND RAILROAD, July Ia, 1873.
- sFerryboas leave New.York from pzday
dsy PTsxoas departure o trains from Long
depot corner Fai5Hsh and Atlantic &c B q n G
leave Brooklyn ana Long Island city Point as fol
On Saturdays only $50 p n For Pste5oEGe &c. sSS
ann 1SU anf fSr p I'm. fSr gaOSsn s AZ SG M 80
Jefferson. &C. at 10 and $50 FOR S6rthport &C. At
$50 iSa $50 aud o % fr FAR Sa s6
CITY ana sS s ana sC and SS .S sssO
SRS en- gF69i Port %
sHd Valley a. and SO S ANA en-
on 1S 90 NJ m ana So on oS ana s EpnL ey
ssr s & fssfs Font Ia aa%sf SH
s SSsr s5fsPss s1. ssg HaTOCr a. M
London s,I5 D. m i'u'' MI arriving AZ
CITY AZ NJ M BSyS Savss end B F l and E
Pa.shogue lI4 Greenport 9l sag Harbor 92O Return.
$40 Babylon 800 arriving Brooky LONG Island City
Ticket Offices YewYOrk 2el Broadway corner War.
York rans COZ f ga BadSa 1e's s S % SsE
Brook yn az Long lsand ExIrsss ParkDlsoe Is5 and
Westinghouse, and 40 4thst Bv purchasing tickets
Of the above Offices baggage be checked from
dence 70 destination
S. SPENCER, Gen'l sup't
I EHIGH VALLEY RAILROAD.
l. A9RASGEMENT OF PAssENG GER TRAINS: Jan
$50 y Night Express daily for Easton. bethlehem,
Attention. Aaueh Chunk, wkegbasre, Plttson, ssyTe, N
the West. Pullman sleeping coaches attached
ROB'f H. SAYRE, s3lIp't. and Eng'r.
III ~ CIIAs n. CUMMINGS AGENT
no THE WHITE MOUNTAINS.
THROUGH TO THE MOUNTAINS BY DAYLIGHT.
SEVEN HOURS TIME
AND SEVENTY MILES TRAVEL SAVED.
on and after July !, through Trlor Will leave Grand
Central Dep via New YORK, NewHayen and Hartford Rail
rvad, at 6.05 a. m. tor
LITTLEToN. TWIN MOUNTAIN HOUSE,
CRAWFORD HOUSE. FABYAY's and PROFILE HOUSE.
For further information and tickets apply at Ticket Office
" Y y. VI. and H. Il. r. Gfanf Central Depot, NewYOrk
Transfer Company 9G4 broadway and Courst Brooklyn
anu Az nrinetnst ffotei and other Ticket ON ca
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CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW-JERsEY

~ Ferry Station in New.York foot Of Liberiy.st
Ferry station IN Brooklyn, foot OF FultOn-st.
Commencing Juy ~ sIs-TrAns Leave NewYoTk foot OF
Liborty.st., a. follows
$50 q. For Pennington, Eeston, Delyidere, Mauch
Chunk, Tamaqua, wKes6arre Einra, &c. Connects at
Junction with d. l. aud ". X. H.
SAG o. mFor iligb Bridge Branch sehooleys Molniaih
Budgs Lake and Lake Hopatcung, EastOn, Harrsburgh
Maneh CHUNK Tamaqua Hazoton, Wilkesbare' scranton
Niiamsport &C.
1915 and 430 m.-FeF S0mervle aud bennington,
p m-FOr bennington, ElsiOn, Mauch Chunk, Iamaqua,
Wkesbnrre Scranton, Tnnkarnock, Tamalua, Hazcton,
Reasiug. POsyille, Harrisburg. &c.
4p N For High Bridge IrSneh Schooleys Mountain,
Budds lake Lake uOpatcOng, EastOn, Bevldcre and
Mauch Chunk Connects 30 Junction with d. l. ARD W X X
530p d0llvFOr EastOn, Allentown and HarTiHburgh
74b D. m.-For E#st0n.
Tor trains 10 Local points time tables az statona
SUNDAY TRA1NS-Leave at D. m, IL m. for Bound
Brook and intermediate points and AZ $3.50 for Easton,
Reading aud Harrisburgh
OF the Brooklyn and Ellie Annex make connection
at Jersey City station ~ and from BROOKLYN and Ene Depot
Jersey City.
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Boaro ano Rooms

Boaro dn0 Rooms
West Side.
A SUITE of ROOMS, handsomely furnished,
N also single for gentleman al modern improve
ments quiet hrstclass negb0hOod convenient 10 Gle
waited railroads broadway stages 81 West 29thst
I ARGE, FURNISHED ROOM over parlor,
win or without also hrsthoOr hall bedroom good
neigbborboOd terms moderate 800 West l2th-st
q A TO S5.-Board with pleasant rooms;
GD II single also; reception room terms low;
table board IS per English family 353 West 32ts
'7O WEST 11TH-ST.-ROoms to let without
I ~ board 20 gentlemen only.
11I 9TH AVE.-Desirabe rooms to let
~ with board for the Fan and Winter references re-
Qured.
East Sids.
MADIsON-SQU 26 EAST 23D-ST:-
vi ROOMS for families and single persons with BOARDS
also TABLE BOARD
EAST 5sTH-ST.-Mrs. James Bridsall has
few desirable rent tor the Pail and Winter Ref
erences required. --------
90 EAST 20TH-ST Handsomely furnished
DO rooms private bathrooms adOinng with private table
without board refereneeS
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GOnntrp prOpsrtp 90 fst.
ReaI estate to estbanse.

EXCHANGE for farm or country residence
IL desirable NeW.YOrk City tenement property in nno
order and rented. J. o. HOYT son, Finest
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TOR SALE-The country residence of the
Giip propertp 60 Get.


ITO LET-House and seven lots on 125th-st.,
between 7tb and Sthayes. az bargain Apply 70 J.
RoMAINE BROWN, l,250 broadway.
OF Q00 FIRST-CLASS four-story house /;
% ,COO frstclasS tenant wanted SS West 45thst
Immediate possession.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-13

FREEHOLD and NETWORK RAILWAY
connections Leave foot Of Lbertyst for Freehold, at
7A5, ll:i5 % IN, 4. g. 6 y. IN.
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/ EHIGH YALLEY RAILROAD.
10 THE WHITE MOUNTAINS.

THROUGH TO THE MOUNTAINS BY DAYLIGHT
SEVEN HOURS TIME
.... AND SEVENTY MILES TRAVEL SAVED.
on and after luly !, Though yaror win leave Grand
Genital Dep T. via New YORK, NewHayen and Hartford Hail
rVad ut b:O5 a. m. tor
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GUIoNy, I I'm STATES NAIL STEAMERS.

VI UNITED STATES NAIL sTEAMERS,
FOR or ZEN STOWN AND LIVERPOOL
Leaving Pier IS, n. r.. foo Of liing-st -
NEVADA .TU EsDAY. sept g. 80 m
MONTANA. u tleDAl sept lV3 y M
WISCONSIN ESDAY. sept ~ a. m
built Of in WatertRhl coln
psrments furp shed with requisite 70 make
te osae across the both safe and agreeable hay
bathroom smoktn drawing room, piano ana "
bray experienced surgeon stewardsss and caterer
steamsr Tho sateTOOns al on deck thus nsrln
those greatest Of all luKes at sea, ana
GARiN PASSAGE according to stafeTOOm) eco $50.
INTERN EDIATE, $40; STEERAGEs GZ5
-~--~f 49, GTfIDN
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QISn per ANNUM-An Episeopalian fam
cd ~ lily residing Of town. Intending 70 educate
them little daughter TO be practical woman desires 70 nna
three or four Intelligent children whose parents entertain
similar views share the benefits Of an excellent home and
the OF moral training For reierenceA &c address
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AZ principal Hotel ana other Ticket OhlSes

For further information and tickets apply Ticket oC
". y y. H. and H. II. r.. Granc Central Depot NewYOT
Transfer Company ga broadway, and Courts. Brooky
aud
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Cofntrp ReaI @stats tor Sole.

TOR SALE-At Morris Plains, n. j., house
fully Furnished Ou6uidings acres Of land 81 II the
For further particulars apply GRANT ,jr
Is JOhn-st. New-YOrk.
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NETWORK and LONG BRANCH DIVISION

~ Trans leave Bank Branch ocean Grove,
&c, at D 7;ij 50. Has D. M, $3.50, 4, 8, O p. M 60,
Pullman Drawing room Cars are attached TO the sou ana
r. IN. trains. ..o,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-13

II STEAMSHIP LINK.
r01 ct TUOMAs PARA. PERNAMBUCO, BAHIA
~ AND no DE yAkElR4 ~, mr., M,
The new drsfcaas iron steamship NsIf OF hlO Dts
CaptaTD WeF will sals fof the above DORIS on
DAY sept s. az p. Freight al low rates tAken ior
ftghi received on day Of sailing Freight payable on
Freight rtcslSsd Al III times Roberts Dock B5cSkyp
r<eT'PAKCT LOWER THAN By ANY QIhEh ILN T.
tf t1sptfte IJFSIR m "a fNsU RANCE CAN EXPECT
SANE UNDER OUR OPEN POLICY. -. -
For freight engagements OF passage having elegant nc
eoniin0aahohs APPH C. H. MALLORY a co, Agents.
once. Pier 10 East River
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-13

SPECIAL EXCURSION.
EVERY SUNDAY AND FRIDAY,
Via MoDtcsir Greenwood Lake Railway. Train leaves
NewYork COurandt and sts s. and
Jersey city $50 Special round trip tickets sold Jersey
City only az 81 % including trip the Lake 81 90
SPLENDID FISHING AND BOATING.
MAGN1FICENT MOUNTAIN SCENERY.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-13

HAMBURG American Packet COmpany's Line
III for PLYMOUTH. CHERBOUR0. and HAMBURG.
sUEVIA..........AuR 10 FRIsIA August 2e
GELLERT. Aug % ! HERDEk sept 0
rates Plymouth London CherbOurg Hamburg
snd 81 points England Scotland and Wales First Cabin
gold 800 second Cabin gOld SEQ steege currency $50
KUNHARDT Co, q. RICHARD BoAs.
General AgeDtA General Passenger Agents,
el broad al. New. York 81 Broadway. NeW-York-
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1878-06-06
PERSONAL.

Mr.. W. A. JOPLIN left the city yesterday
on trip in search of health and pleasure.
Mr.. JOHN CASTOR left for Hot Springs,
Arkansas, on health excursion yesterday.
H. B. EGGEKs, ESQ, of st. Louis, is in the
city, making short stay at his store, On
Front street, below Union.
w. A. WHEATLEY has for sale and rent
choice lot of large and small houses, offices,
rooms. stores and building sites.
KNOXVILLE Tribune, 4th: miss Bettina
Brinkley, of Memphis, who has been visiting
the Misses M'Ghee, of our city, for several
weeks past, left for Memphis yesterday to
attend notable social event in the vicinity
of that city. This departure leaves a vacuum
in the Knoxville circle which no other visitor
can exactly supply. Miss Brinkley was &C
companied by Mrs. M'Ghee and daughters as
far as Chattanooga, the party intending to
enjoy the Lookout view to-day"
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1878-06-06
LOCAL PARAGRAPHS.

The Fenian picnic to-day and tonight.
The st. George hurrah to-day. Be
prompt. By order Long Nine.
The Fenian picnic at Estival park to-day
will be the great social attraction.
Forget not We weary in spirit, that the
Fenians hold forth at Estival tonight.
The colored Sunday-school children en-
gagged in a street parade and picnic yester-
day.
There was another rousing temperance
meeting held last night at the GreenlaW
Operahouse.
The sale of seats for the De Murska
Estival park concerts, on next Sunday and
Wednesday nights, Is progressing rapidly.
Families going out to Estival park dur
ing the afternoon can be assured of good
supper at reasonable rates. The Fenians will
take care of them.
just received-Ledger, Weekly Satur-
day Night, Fireside Companion, Family
Story Paper, Chimney Corner, at S. b. Dick
ens's, 2S5 Second street.
The general council met yesterday after
noon, but, no quorum being present In the
aldermanic board, an adjournment was had
to this afternoon at three o'clock.
Assignee sale of the bradley Block"
will take place to day at eleven o'clock, on
the premises. The sale of. the dwelling, No
81 Linden street, will take place at twelve
o'clock.
Received, the Life Of General Ryan,
the Cuban patriot S. B. Dickens, No. 2S5
Second street, has it, Also, the Irish World,
at five cents per copy; Irish Democrat, FIVE
cents per copy; Boys and Girls Weekly,
five cents per copy, and the Detroit Free
Press, five cents per copy.
Tomorrow is the Jewish festival of
"Pentecost." Services wilt be held at the
Hebrew temple, on the corner of Main and
Exchange streets, tonight at eight o'clock,
and tomorrow morning at nine o'clock. The
rite of confirmation will be celebrated at the
Jewish Reformed synagogue, by Rabbi DIR.
M. Samield, to ten candidates.
The revival meetings conducted by Major
Penn are increasing in interest. He held four
services yesterday. Some of his illustrations
are quite original and forcibly presented. He
lectures In Chelsea at eight o'clock in the
morning, in the First Baptist church at FIVE
o'clock In the evening, in the Central at ten
o'clock in the morning and half-past eight
o'clock In the evening.
AS a contrast to the way the first wheat
was treated in Memphis, we copy the follow
ing from the st. Louis Globe-Democrat, Of
Tuesday: ''The first new crop of -four offer
ed in this market was received yesterday by
Messrs MasseDgale, Knox & Co., from Messrs.
John F. Whelss & Co., Nashville, Ten
nessee. The shipment consisted Of one bar
rel, and was put up at public auction, on
change, for the benefit of Nashville char
ity, aud found purchaser in Mr.. Joseph
Garneau at fifteen dollars. 1t was again Of
fered and bought by Messrs. Massengale,
Knox & Co. at thirteen dollars, who resold it
for the benefit of the ST. Louis provident as
ISOLATION to Mr.. J. G. Wilhlte for eight dol
lars. The latter gentleman contributed the
-four to the Richmond sufferers fund, and
it was sold in that behalf for five dollars and
fifty cents"
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1878-06-06
LEGAL.
Chancery Sale OF Real Estate.

No. 1243 R D.-Chaneery Court of Shelby county
Martha A. Sumpter VS.. George II. Want et al
BY virtue Of an interlOcutoTy decree f0F sale en-
tered In the above cause on the 2Oth DAY OF April
1878, Will Sell. at public auction. to the hghes
bidder In front of the clerk and masters ONCE eour
house building, Main street, Memphis. Tenn on
Saturday, June =, IS7S.
within legal hours the following described pnoperit
situated in Shelby county, Tennessee, IO-wit: Con
mencing at the Intersection of the north line Of T.
20-foOt alley with the west line OF the Hernand
read; running thence In nOrthWesterly directfO
with the west side OF the HeIndndo road 2.pls fec
TO an acute angle the NORTH corner OF the property
thence south to the point where the north line
said 20oot alley intersects the west line OF the
fifth interest shown on the plat on file herein.
which reference is made for particulars.
Terms of Sale-One fourth tii) cash; balance o
a credit OF q and II months; purchaser giving bon
with approved security; lien retained bearing int
est from date, etc. This May 10, 1878.
E. A. COLE, Clerk and Master.
BY r. j. BLACK. d. c. and NJ.
u. W, Miller, Solicitor my15 wed
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1878-06-06
LOCAL NOTICES.

MOsqUITo BARS, all kinds, cheap at w. X.
Thixton's, 256 Second street.
INvALIDs requiring stlmulant made from
pure grain and free from fusil-oil should pur
chase Green Brier.
QUERY.-"Why will men smoke common
tobacco when they can buy Marburg Bros.
Seal of North Carolina at the same prIce?"
ONLY one in the worId-the genuine DIR.
M'Cabe medicated blackberry brandy; the
standard cure for all bowel diseases. Bears
the written signature of DR.. M'Cabe on each
label. G. W. JONES & co.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1878-06-06
ADJUSTMENTS.
The Fenfnns To-Day

The expected time is at hand. To-day and
tonight Estival park will be the scene of
more thorough enjoyment, good humor, and
general festivity than at any time during the
season. The Fenians have resolved that
every visitor shall feel completely at home,
and that nothing shall be left undone which
may contribute toward making people forget
their troubles, and enter fully into the spirit
of the entertainment. To make assurance
doubly sure" the Brotherhood have retained
control of all the privileges, guaranteeing
that edibles and beverages shall be of the
best, and that perfect decorum shall prevail.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1878-06-06
B.ERvATIOxs YESTERDAY.
10 the Public

am a candidate !or county court clerk. /
have canvas,cd the county sniff ilntiy to sat
isfy me that am the choice = the people if
they are left TO se'rct u-tramn-ied 10y party
ties. There Is no party politics N ihss flee,
and there snoulI he none il an office purely
executive, in which all the people are equally
interested.
Knowing my inability to cope with men
trained In the art of manipulating conven-
tons, [ have, after free consultation with
many friends of different party politics, de-
cided not to 90 before the convention, and
therefore come with a direct appeal to the
Independent voters of Shelby county. Very
respectfully, WE. wALDRAN.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1878-06-06
Cireu,. Court-Heiske,I. JudR..

The following cases are set for trial to-day:
1920, Hopkins vs. Mohr; 5561, Burrows VS.
Hendricks; 1856, State VS. Dancy; 5402,
knight VS. Ensley; 55S1, Sullivan VS. Sullivan:
5585, Hendricks VS. Rice; 5587, Cowan VS.
Russell; $3.50, Freed VS. Pool; 5591, Young
vs. Odeneal; 5592, Williams VS. White; 1896,
Moore & Co. vs. Harlin, ct al; 559S, Haw-
thorn VS. Tlghe; 5601, Butt VS. Ward; 5602,
Kirk VS. Whaley; 1904, Doud VS. Wurll; 56O5,
Gavin VS. Walsh; sos. Anderson VS. Spears;
500, Burrows vs. Hendricks; 500, Besthoff
VS. Boyle; 56l1, DeBerry vs. Folly; 5612 Calvi
vs. Nicoletti; 5613, Berlin VS. Terrell; 5615,
Brinkley vs. Lehman. assignee; 56l5, Burke
VS. Bateman. ct al: 56l6, Claybrooks VS. Win
chester; 5617. Caruthers VS. Sullivan; 56l9,
Dooley vs. Pollard.
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The educational and charitable institutions
of New Orleans sra in constant receipt Of
large funds from the Louisiana State lottery
an institution specially chartered
10y the State in 1868. One of It's semi-au-
nual drawings will t. ke Llacc In that city on
the eleventh of jane This drawing viii be
uLder the personal supervision of Generals
G. T. Beauregald, of Louisiana, and Jubal
A. Early, OF Virginia. The prizes, as set
forth in its scheme il another column, aggre-
gate an enormous sum, Including a capital
prize of one hundred thousand dollars.
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FROM Prof. Z. BTidger, chemist, Montreal:
" | know of no preparation aiforiiGg
so much nutriment, aud none which builds up
the constitution so readily and effects such per-
manent and positive cures as Colden's lie
big's liquid extract of beef and tonic lnvigor-
ator. W. n. WILKINSON & CO.,
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Sale of Stock.

OFFICE OF THE /
MEMPHIS CITY FIRE AND GENERAL INSURANCE Co,
No 10 MADISON STREET,
Memphis, Tenn, June 4, 1878.
10y order OF the Board OF Directors OF this Com
ID pany, will sell. at public sale to the highest
bidder for cash. Certificate No 49, for ten o. shares
Of 500 each, Of the capital stock OF this company
on saturday ,June is, 1875. at II O'Clock m,
10 the company's office; said sale will be made to
satisfy certain Indebtedness due said company
and secured TO them under the provisions CT the lien
neld by them under Section q OF their charter
HENRY j. LYNN, Cashier
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LAW REPORTS.
Criminal COurt-Logwood. Judge.

The following cases are set for trial to day
600, George johnson; 598, ]. NJ. Berry; 597,
Edward Crawford 596, k. Clark; 595, Wes-
ley Burnett and Henderson iWilliams; 594,
Mary Buckner; $50, Mary Schade; 5S7, o. T.
Jackson; 582, Fred Wenning; $50, Cal Rich
ardson; 81, w. H. Furbush.