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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1878-03-07
Amusements.

TIE CRUsHED TRAGEDIKS.-There was
q crushing crowd as well as a Crushed
TrsgsdiAn at the theater last evening.
Mr. Soihsrn came at tie right time and
appears in the right plays to draw i'm
mense houses here, as be has done in all
the larger cities. Although the Crushed
Trsgedian was written for New York,
and wa supposed to be a take of on al
eccentric character not known here ex
cept through his suit for damages. the
audience seemed to catch the idea at
once, and was kept in q roar Of laughter
until the curtain fell on the last seere.
The following notice, written by Mr..
Childs, Of the Philadelphia Public Led
ger, is so ~sccnrsts aud faithful that we
adopt AID inaorss it word for word:
Nh. SoTHERx's CRUSHED" TRACE.
DIAN. When q new. distinct and enjoy
able character is created By author and
actor for the dramatic stage, it has good
title 10 take rank among other works Of
art 1t is in many respects just such a
creation as an accepted masterpiece Of
sculpture, or a finished painting, or a
grand piece CT music. to which the cult.
waited mind pays homage of admiration
for the skill, the study, the talent, or
the genius displayed 10 the achieve.
ment. Something like this is done By
Mr. Solhern in the study and repre-
ssntstion Of bis DeLacy Fitz4ltamont,
the Crushed Trsgedian," now on the
stage Of the Walnut Street Theater.
This new character stands out like a
statue. or the central figure OF a life
Ike picture. It is not only distinct from
all others OF the characters with which
our dramas are peopled. but it is as
opposite as possible to Duudreary,
that other creation Of Mr.. Sothern with
which bis fame ss a dramatic artist is
90 largely identified, and there is not
the iaiutest flavor Of Mr.. Sothern's
own individuality in it. TIE character.
i%zation, however. belongs to the same
class Of original studies worked out
to the nexi thing to perfection by the
artist, aud with such other works az
Jtfsrson's rip Van Winkle," Charles
Kean's Lonis XII" and Charlotte Cush.
mans Meg Merrilies." II is not our
purpose to describe the Crushed TRACE.
dian" 1t would require a good deal Of
study TO do even that in a satisfactory
way. The play must be seen and heard
to be understood, and it will be the bet.
ter enjoyed by those who 90 to sec it il
they have no detailed description. II
may be said, however, that, notwithstand
ing the detected 'bsviour Of the vissge''
Of the Crushed Tragedian," and his
inky h~abiliments, very seedy and baggy.
and the many set backs he suffers in pur
suing the pet ambition Of his life, bis ex
preston OF his professional WOES are &C
g%rotesque and ludicrous that the audi
enoe is 10 one continuous strain o.
laughter so long IS he is on the stage
Then there ia q meaning 10 the pley fol
those who prefer, above intelleo. anc
true art, the poor tawdry stuff and hum
bug Of which so much OF the modern
stage is made up.
Mr. Sotheru appears again to. night il
this great impersonation Of the Crushed
Tragedisn.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1878-03-07
PernonaI.


Miss Ada Man, a Brownsville Belle
was in the city duriRg Mardi- Gras.
Mr.. L. H Kelley and lady, of Jack
son, were 10 the city during Mardi-Gr As
Among the Mardi.Gros visitors thii
week we're Mr.. and Mrs. McIntosh, o
Jackson.
Miss Olivia Taylor. a most interesting
young lady, Of Jackson, is the guest o
Mr.. B. R. Gates.
Captain Robert N. LINDSEY, q promi
sntinsurauce man of Jackson, did the
Memphis Mardi.Gras.
Captain John H. Freeman and hi,
lovely bride, from Jackson, we're in the
city during Mardi Grss.
Mr.. Benny Nahm, a ] leading merchant
Of Jackson, Tenn, was n Of the many
Of our Mardi Grss visitors.
Mrs. DR., John f. Finner, of Jackson
is spending the week in the city the guest
Of Mr.. and Mrs. 7. H. Hartmus.
DR.. C. S. Fenner, once of Memphis
and now of Louisville, is in our city and
a guest OF Colonel r. Dudley Frsyser,
No. 2O2 Union street,
Captain Robert Gates, editor of the
Jackson Tribune and Sun, is in the city,
accompanied by his wife. They are the
guests Of Mr.. B. r. Gates.
Colonel D. NJ. Wisdom, Of the Jack.
son Team, Tribune and Sun, did Mardi-
Gras, and is row resting from the ia.
tigues of the occasion at one of our
hotels.
Misses Callie and Fannie Gates, the
beautiful and accomplished daughters Of
Colonel W. W, Gates, of Jackson, Tenu.,
are spending the week in the city, the
guests of their cousin, Mr.. B. R. Gates.
Mr. Horace Wall, of Walls Dramatic
Bureau, No. II Union square, New York,
is with Mr.. Sothern on his Southern and
Western tour, acting as his manager.
He is q pleasant and accomplished gem
tleman and is much pleased with our
Mardi.Gras aud the people be has met
down this way.
Colonel A. NJ. Griswold, popularity
knswn as the Fat Contributor" and
editor of the Cincinnati Saturday Night,
one Of the most sparkling and entertain
ing literary weeklies Of the country, came
dewn on the Andy Baum, and is the
guest Of his brother, Mr.. Charles Gris-
void, our most esteemed fellow towns.
men. He will remain some days on
this his first visit to Memphis.
Mr.. Louis Nahm, one of Louisville
most popular young business and society
men and agent for E. Nshm, a leading
merchant tailor Of that city, who has
been the guest of Mr.. Henry M. Loewen.
slime some days, leaves on a trip South
this afternoon and will return in about
two weeks. We had the pleasure OF
forming his acquaintance and found him
a most agreeable and entertaining gen.
tleman. We understand that be is an
accomplished vocalist, and hope to hear
more about that on his return.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1878-03-07
a ci.y cuunr,,.


The general council met at the city
hall last night. The reports of the
North msrket.master. wharfmaster, re.
corder, chief Of police, hospital physi.
clan sad secretary OF the board of health
we're received.
A deputy-sheriH served four man.
damuseS, which we're for bond coupons
overdue. Service of the mandamus was
acknowledged by the common council
BY a strict party vote of 6 to 6, the chair
man giving the casting vote Of aye.
The petition of R. G. Brinkley as to
the purchase of Charleston railroad
stock and settlement with the city there
for, ETC., recommended to be adopted by
a committee, also by the mayor and city
attorney, was adopted by the council.
The committee on salary Of back.tax.
csllsetor presented an ordinance de.
scribing the duties Of such officer, and
fixing his salary at $l25 per month and a
commission of oRe-half of one per cent.
on back taxes actually collected by him.
Ordinance passed on first reading by
council.
The ordinance as to the duties and
salary Of the city attorney was read;
salary fixed at $4,000 per aunum, and So
per day as expense while absent from
the city attending to the city's business.
The office of assistant city attorney to
be abolished. The ordinance ives passed
on first reading.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1878-03-07
Attachment Notice.

No. l2O2-Before ]. S. Galloway, ]. P. for
Shelby county, TenR.-H. Wetter & Co. VS..
@. @. Perkins.
TN THIS CAUSE AN ATTACnMENTHAV-
a ing been sued out under section 34s5 Of the
Code Of Tennessee, and returned levied
upon the property Of the defendant, and
affidavit having been made that the defend
ant is justly indebted TO the plaintiffs in
the sum of S7S.69, due by account, and that
the defendant is about to remove or has re-
moved himself or property from the State, or
has removed or is removing himself out Of he
county privately, or concealing himself so
that the ordinary process Of Law cannot be
served upon him, or has absconded, or is abb
sconding or concea ing himself or property,
or has iraudulently disposed of, or is about
fraudulently to dispose Of his property f.;
II is therefore ordered that said defend
ant make his personal appearance before
mo on the 2lst day of March, 1878, at 2
o'clock pm, at my Office, "a Madison st., in
the city Of Memphis, Tenn, and defend said
attachment suit within the time prescribed By
law, or the same will be proceeded with OK
pafte; and that o copy Of this order be pub
lished once a week for four consecutive weeks
in the Public Ledger.
This 14th day of February. 1873.
1i3- 1898 j. S. GALLOWAY, ]. P.
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rHE MeMpHIs PUBLIC LEDelR
RoyIe PTinIng Company,


Elsewhere will 10 seen the card Of W.
F. Boyle, proprietor of the Boyle Print
ing Company, located at No. SlT Main
street. Mr. Boyle is an experienced
printer and s%tationer, whose enterprise,
skill and taste commend him and bis
concern to the confidence and patronage
of all WHO need anything in bis line OIL
business. He is prepared TO do all kinds
Of printing aud binding in the best style
and al the lowest possible rates. Blank
books are made TO order IN the shortest
notice. and satisfaction, both as to the
character Of the work aud the price, are
guaranteed.
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mo. 1858, N. RI
ChanCery Sale of Real Estate.

ohancery Court Of Shelby County. Tenn
H. Schafer OF al, for use, etc., vs.. r. d.
Stephens ct al. q.
10y VIRTUE OF AN INTERL0CUT0RY
ID decree fer sale, entered in the abovecanses
on the 18th day Of May, 1876, and renewed.
etc., October 4, 1877, l will sell. at public auo-
ton, to the highest bidder, In front Of the
Clerk and Masters office, Courthouse build
ing, Main street. Memphis, Tenn, on
Saturday, March 20, 1873,
within legal hours, tho following described
property, situated in Shelby county, Tenn.
near White Station, on the Memphis and
Charleston railroad, on tho south side thereof
and described as follows, viz: Beginning alta
stake on the northwest corner of a 20-acre lot
heretofore sold by IL. Sohafer. Catherine Scha-
fer and Mary Knapp to Iedbetter and Gamer;
and running thence south with the west line
of said Ledbetter and Gainer's trect 9 chains
and go links to a stake; thence %westwardly
parallel with the west line Of the Memphis
and Charleston railroad IL chains and SO links
to a stake; thonce north 6 chains and Is links
to a stake in the center of tho Memphis and
Germantown plank-road; thence west with
said plank-road 10 chains to the beginning,
containing about I acres, more or less.
Terms Of Sale On a credit of six (6) months:
note with approved security required Of pur.
chaser, etc.
This February 26. 1873.
ETA. COLE, G. and
By r. j. BLACK, d. O. and M.
III. q. King, Solicitor. 1887
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1878-03-07

Amid all the clash and jangle Of
financial controversy, the worry Of civil
service reform, aud the roar of Louisiana
%sffairs, tie newspaper reader can still
turn to the society" column aud be
Gained. How pleasant it Is to know
once more that Miss Tootsypootsy is Wis.
ting for a few days the Misses Pipsy-
wipsy, and that Mr.. Baddletydaddlety, Of
the well known house Of that name, is
shortly to lead 10 the altar Miss Jerusha
Gwendeline UNDERGRADUATE Cou.
rier.Jlurpal.
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Rirer

CAIRO, March ARRIVED = Golden
City. Cincinnati, 8 an; Oakland, New
Orleans, Z; Anderson, Nashville, s; Belle
Memphis, Memphis, s. Departed-War'
ner and Susie Silver, St, Leuis, s pm
Golden City, New Orleans, 6 am; Belle
Memphis, St. Louis, 3. Weather fair
and warm.
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Police Court.

Recorder Quigley disposed Of the fol.
loving cases this morning: Thos. Lee,
(colored), larceny from the person, State;
R, j. Dardis, drunk, discharged; j. G..
Bell, drunk, continued; John Post, drunk
and disOrderly, Goed $40; VIM. Matbes
(coloredl, pickpooket. State, continuedi
John Freeman, drunk, discharged; Jack
Outlaw (%coloredl robbery, State; ChaS.
Kelly (colored), wife.whipping, State;
Mike Higgins, drunk aud diaorderly, Rued
$lpi Ella Purdy, abusive language, dis.
charged Casper Wright, fighting, dis.
charged Charles Martin, fighting, dis.
charged; Esson, carrying concealed
weapons and drunk, discharged; j. h
Walker, drunk and disorderly, discharged.
James Sweeney, drunk, Gned S.; Green
Allen (colored), disordsrly, discharged
Henry Barley, drunk, discharged r
ROylIngstOn, drunk, discharged; Jeaer
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TIE CARNIVAL.

MsTQFJrES, Win us ponp anu crows
its professions and balls and music, it
empty f0rnAliies, IFS visions Of Agt ant
dreanlsnd, has come AID gone ones
more, and We hardly know whether We
have been reading the " Aratisn Nights
Entertainments o. passing through .
reality. TIE expression escapes from
al: We are CAD it is over. In al that
the carnival was intended to be il vas s
complies success and Memphis les6s
tee list d 81 the cities which have 81
tempted 10 celebrate the day. The %
jsrfoas which we're formerly zrasa here
against TIE -o5servsues Of the dsy have
bssn modified L is b0ihing no-s than
: hoI5sy Gr3 hss - other meaning o.
sEu6cE8cs sIcsp thai gwen i ~ those
was uEEzs ne occasion b giving repre-
ssutE6sEs from nThaloE, Estou O.
uEtura This has been the s-7cCssEtnl e.
5skEur q he EsupG sid the UlkS 4
worthy purpose 3 accompanies Eaa the
people are s51sAisi u lore ihs beautiful
N 81 Ard uBtz-a Ea5 70 fhss sxssa; are
h-1lEht uD5E refining nd EsTEhlg II
1usDuA Nd o.s coni5 witness TIE
uvTing ttblsEuK q tie CIks sai Men
phi. o. read TIE iasrrVaoak without
bsiEg pleased and Instructed Tie god
huu1r aid the god behavior Ehich pre-
vailed Vas observed ~ al The snail
PoIics fo-os was i1ssegusts 70 eontr0l
Eseh crowds Of pso7s Z ibsg had bssa
disposed TO Be uEr1ly. BIZ sTerT nzp
seemed to feel that he vas PIT upon liza
honor Is 3 COMMITTEES Of one 70 preserve
the psses and DO tie polite ihiuE. There
vas an entire absence Of dr1aksaness
r~osdyism, OF s nisebisvoas spirit l. Is
safe to estimate that there we're over
City thousand people on the streets Tues
day, and yet there vas scarcely q Gpsy
or 3 disordsrly or disagreeable person 70
be seen. Marked decorum prevailed.
and it was a satisfaction to behold such
intelligent, well-dressed, selfpossessed
throRgs Of people. The days, Monday
and Tuesday, we're delightfully."- prOpi-
tious, the nights as soft aud bslmy Is
springs g%entlest Southern breath, aud
the occasion was not msrred by q single
disagresable incident. Persons WAC have
attended most Of the carniyals at New
Orleans are free to say that ours sur.
passes them all. Il was gratifying to
observe that there was less promiscuous
mssquerading than on former occasions.
This part of the business has been
dropped except by a few, who indulge in
q little innocent and mild fun by way Of
giving variety and zsst to the occasions.
The principal features of the day and
tue two nights carnival we're the pro
cessions and select balls, preceded by
tsblesux, given by the Ulks and the
Memphi. These mysterious organizations
deserve the highest credit for their enter
prise, taste and lavish outlsyin efforts tC
entertain the public. We are sure tia.
a good impression has been made upor
our many visitors from abroad. aud tina
Memphis more than ever deserves to b
considered q great center Of publi
spirit, culture, taste and generous hosp
tally.
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LEnAL.
IR-2622l
Eetice Of Opened Biddings as to
Chancery Sale.

Chancery Court Of Shelby County-G. F. Far
row. administrator of j.. NJ. Farrow, de-
ceased, VS.. 2. S. Farrow, deceased.
TN the above cause. on March 6. 1878, an or.
i der was entered opening biddings on sales
maSe,herOin February Is, 1878, and directing
same to be kent open for ten days in the Mas
ter's Office. This is, therefore, 70 notify all
parties desiring to do SO to appear herein on
or before IL m. on Monday, March Is,
said. or the same will be closed and sale con.
hrmed. This March 7, 1878
L. A. COLE, @. and NJ.
R ]. BLACK, D. @. ard NJ.
Weatderford 81 Estes, and H. g. King, At.
torneys. 6.T.19.1A
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suPREmE COURT JUDGES.
OHieial Call for = Democratic state
Convention.

ODAAAWA AGAA " - RCNM0GNaNAO NAAA
Convention.
NAsHyILLE, March ), lS7S.-By direc.
ton Of the State Democratic executive
committee, a convention of the Demo
cratic party is called to meet 10 the city
OF Nashville at twelve o'clock Wednes-
day. the 29th day Of May, 1878, in the
hall OF the house Of representatives, in
the capitol, TO nominate judges for the
Supreme Court of Tennessee. Chaivmen
OF the Democratic committees of the
respective counties are requested to con.
vene their committees OF an early day
for the purpose Of ordering the necessary
primary meetings aud fixing the time for
holding the county conventions to select
delegates to the convention at Nashville.
1t is essential u an efficient organize
ton Of the party that each county in the
State should be fully represented in the
convention at Nashville; and to this end
the county committees are urgently re-
quested to act promptly and to see that
conventions are held aud delegates ap-
pointed.
Democratic papers throughout the
State are respectfully requested to pub
lish this call JoHN W. C%HlLDREss.
Chairman State Democratic Executive
Committee.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1878-03-07
SPECIAL NOTICE.
ACARn.

To all who are suffering fromIthe errors ant
indiscretionS Of youth, nervous weakness.
early decay. loss Of manhood, etc.. / will
send a receipt that will cure you, FREE OF
CHARGE. This great remedy Was discovered
BY missionary in South America. Send a
self-addressed envelope to the Rev. JOSEPH
7. LYMAN. Station D, Bible House. Nev York
CITY. -xxvii-5 eod6w
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1878-03-07

WAsHls6ToS. Msrch Tia Tennessee
and the Ohio valley rising, followed by
falling barometer, nearly stationary TEN.
perature, northwesterly backingto south
cssterly winds, partly cloudy weather
and possibly occasional very high rains.
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T~ELEGRAPHIC ARK
SHOCKS \ BONDS.

LONDON, March Z, ? p.m,-Consols
for money. 80 l6; on account =
United States 6ve-twenties Of 1867, 1865;
United States ,ea-forties, 1861; United
States new foHr-And-a.halfs, 1881; United
States new 6ves. l04S,
NEW YoRK, March I, 1850 m.-
United States skies of 1881, registered,
l06s9lO6l; United States skies of 1881,
coupons, -@IO6t; 6ve-twentiss of 1865,
registered, new issue, l04l@lO4s; FIVE
tventies Of 1861, - @lO6&; 6ve-twen.
ties of 1868, -@lOsl; te%n-tOrties, - a
lO44; coupons, -GlO4l; fves of 1881,
les, 9loSa; coupons, -@lO3 currer y
skies, lls3@ll9; new iOurs, lOl@l0l4;
coupons, l0lt9l9ls; new four and.t-
halfs, @IOal.
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A Terrible Fight between btAIIiOns
Detreit Free Press

a TerrtbIe right Between bthlitOns.
Detroit Free Press
One night last week a son of f. G.
Brush, who owns a large farm neal
Birmingham, came home at a late hour,
and when stsbling q stallion forgot to tie
him in his stall, as customary. After
consuming his feed in his stall the stall.
lion wandered ont into the stable aud
fnally attacked his mate, a stallion
which was tied in a stall close by. The
imprisoned beast e~ndeavored tC
break loose 80 as to defend him,
self, and making a spring to jumI
through o manger.door before him
the ton of which was let down. We.
caught in the halter and thrown to the
floor. The other stallion now pouncec
upon him with his sharp iron hoofs. aud
sank his teeth into the flesh of the pros
trated beast, which fought back as vel
as he could in his narrow stall. The
struggle continued until the PROSTATE
stallion vas exhausted, and the Other
left him for dead. AS soon rs found in
the morning he was dragged out almosI
lifeless, his foe and smooth hide al
chopped and bitten uD, and presenting {
horrible sight. TIE floor Of the stall wal
wet with blood, which also clung to tn,
sides Of the stall.
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Rixby,s settlement.

New YoRK, March Us. NJ, Bixby L
Co., manufacturers Of blscking, bave
settled with their creditors, pAJing tWen.
ty cents on the dollar.
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EpizOoIIc.

HAMILTON, Ont, March 7-EpiEOotic
has made its appearance here and is at
tributed to the lOng-cOntinued wet
weather.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1878-03-07

THE Memphis Avalanche and the
Knoxville Chronicle are much concerned
about the Democratic Judicial Conven.
ton to be held in Nashville. They re.
commend that only lawyers attend, aud
that nominations be made without refer
ence to politics. OF course, this will be
done, in accordance with the precedents
set under Brownlow and Grant.
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LOTTERY.

A aPLEHDID OPPORTUNITY TO
"A WIN A FORTUEEi- Third Grano
Distribution. 1878, at New Orleans, Tuesday,
March l2th.
LOUISIANA STATE LOTTERY 90.
This institution was regularly incorporated
By the Legislature Of the state for Educa-
tional and Charitable purposes in 1868, with a
Capital Of S1,000,000, 10 which ii has since
added a reserve fund of 1850, Geo. ITS GRAND
SINGLE NUMBER DISTRIBUTIONS will
take place monthly on the secenl Tuesday.
IT MEYER SCALES OR P%osTPoNEs. Look at tie
following Distribution;
CAPITAL PRIZE. $4,000.
100 ,OOO Tickets az 2 DSIl6TR Each.
HElf Tickets Cue DOIlar.
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RRHApsruFFs.

LIvEEPooL, March 7.-Whsat, win.
ter. IOslOi@UIs6i; Milwaukee red, IS %
@lOs 81; California white, lis 6d@
rs o.; California club, lis Si@l2s Cd.
Ccrn, new, %. 6d@26s %; old, 2Ss Od@
2Ss 80. Pork, SIS Cd. Beef, S4s Cd.
BseOD, long clear, 27s Od; short clear,
2ss 0i. Lard, 3Ts Cd. Tallow. 4Os 81.
CHICAGO. March 7. 1880 am
Wheat active at lO5s@lO5l for March;
lO4gg los Tor April. Corn, quiet; 42s@
42l for Nay. ReOeipts-Flour, 1855;
wheat 1870; corn, 1912 Shipments
Flour, 1852; wheat 1904; corn. 49,.
g9t
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PUBLIC LEDGER
OY7ICz-NO. Is MIDrsOu s.aurs.
Thursday Evening, March q, ISIS

The subscription price Of The PUB
LIC LEDGER is IS per annum for
fhs Daily, and 81 per saaEm for The
Weeklg-P0Stdge free.
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IF you wANT ANYTnINe-

If you want
A nurse,
Or a cook,
Or a clerk,
Or laborers.
Or a driver,
Or boarders,
Or 3 situation,
Or q salesman,
Or a e~oschmsn,
Or a servant girl,
Or to sell a piano,
Or to buy a house,
Or to sell a house,
Or to sell groceries,
Or to sell furniture,
Or 10 rent a store,
Or to sell dry goods,
Or to lend money,
Or to sell hardware.
Or to sell a carriage,
Or to sell real estate,
Or q clearinghouse,
Or to borrow money.
Or a job Of any kind,
Or buyers Of clothing,
Or TO purchase a horse,
Or to dispose Of a horse,
Or to purchase property.
Or to sell millinery goods,
Or to fnd any ones address,
Or to find tenants for Offices,
Or IN find what you have lost.
Or to sell saddlery aud harness,
Or purchasers OF boots and shoes,
Or to secure customers for a hotel,
Or buyers of watches and %iewelry,
Or buyers Of gents furnishing goods,
Or to make your whereabouts known,
Or occupants far sleeping apartments,
Or an owner for what you have found,
Or TO buy a wagon, buggy or carriage,
Or to rent, hire or give away a bah.
ADVERTISE
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MEETING.

SOGElA lI UNIONB I FRGlELLANA lTALI4NA
A STATED MEETING OF TIE ABOVE
"A named society will take place at their
ball, No. $50 Second street, this (fHtfiSDAI)
respectiully requested BY order
J. b. M0NTED0NIC0. Pres't.
p.D OAgALE, Seoiy.
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TEAS,

u,gE POSTERS, SHOW BILLS, YARDS
Z Circulars, etc., rotten up with the latest
style Of types and on superior Paper Of any
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