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The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1879-09-17
in CHANCERY AT NORRIS
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SliHdrdch Imam ~. \. r. Crcctm0rc and
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I'm THIS CAUSE 1T APPEAR
n ing from the allegations % compiaiuauts ban
which d sworn Co. that the defendants, y. NJ
Crcekmore aud wife, Julia Crcckmorr, arr nom
residents uf the State ~ Tennessee tt ia there
fore ordered by the Master that said uon-rusident
defendants, J r.. Crcckmorc and wife, Julia Greek
more, appear before the Chanrory Court at Nor
ristown, b. b. held on the third Monday - Ianu-
AIRY, 1850, aud make defense o. said original and
injunction bin nlcd against them Oh aaid court o.
the same viii D. taken Tor confessed aud fst FOR
hearing eK-partc No b. further ordered b. The
Master that this notice b. published for four con-
secutive weeks in the MounfarUwN 0hErrrE.
This Sept. 2, 1872.
A true copy. TcHtas JOHN MURPHY,
septic % fw-prH Zee g. GAN.
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Color your gray looks to their original
hue with DIR. Greenhalge's SOC Hair Re
storer. Sold by q. A. MoNutt.
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Justice Samuel F. Miller, who vo
ted with the Republicans every time
in the Eight to Seven Commission,
made strange admission, for him.
to a New York Sun reporter, a few
days since. Speaking Of Mr. TlIden
and the events of 1866 and 1877, he
he remarked
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1879-09-17

con the other hand, it may be said Of
him that he honestly thought himself
elected, and entitled to the votes of the
two Southern States which the Tribunal
decided against him. He was elected
in Louisiana-that is, he got eight or
ten thousand more actual votes there
than Hayes"
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bic business. Cod msn vin Ana ma rsrs
TO MAKE MONEY.
such viii please answer thia Advertisement -
letter. enclosing stamp Tor reply. alatina Hhat
business thry have been enEaHtd a.. None tuA
those Who mean business need arpT. Adareass
FINI.EY, HARVEY A CO.. Atlanta. a..
nept 10 ply
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New stock of Pattern Hats and Bon
nets, of modern style, tor Fall and Win
ter, at Mrs. NewcOmb's.
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Atlanta Market.
ATLANTA, Ca, Sep. IS, 1879.

WEEKLY BY II. T. cox q CO
WHOLESALE PRODUCE AND COM
MISSION MERCHANTS.
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We have received from the Secretary,
DR.. r. L. C. White, of the Lebanon
Herald, the journal of the last session of
the Tennessee Press Association, which
met at Gallatin, in June. The journal
is we'll gotten up and reflects credit upon
it's talented author and his noted print
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For Dyspepzia, Ulocrations q Tie = hroat. Inham-
nation ofths Neck q the Bladd,r, Louoorrhas.
etc, the "seyen springs Mass seems 30 aet with
almost specific eject. y. o. oHIauBr,
Devices, Arb
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We are informed by our friend, Col,
0. G. King, that he harvested from two
and fourteenth acres of land adjoining
his residence, seventy-one bushels of
wheat, weighing SO lbs. to the bushel,
and this only with the use of barnyard
fertilizers The wheat is a new variety
introduced by Col. King last season.
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1879-09-17

Handsome Ties aud FIchus at Mrs.
NewcOmb s. American and Partisan
styles-for the Fall and Winter.
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The ''soven Springs Ms-s+ furnishes q vaiuahls
remedy 10 relieve Uterine Hemorrhagos and uil.
class Of female diseases, far superior 10 the DiAlgs-
ed Iron. FEED. HonHEn, Jr., NJ. D..
Sur u g. NAVY.
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Have been using the "Iron and Alum Mas" IN
my practice for tho last Ten months, with mArksd
........ A., r.....Y- ......
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Little Willie, son of r. A. Lyle, was
badly burned in the forehead and face
by hot water, several days ago. He is
doing very well.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1879-12-22

through the kind favor of the South
ern express Company, the courtesy of
which is always appreciated.
After the present week We are to
have Ada Cavendish at the theater.
She is an American lady, reared and
educated in England, and ranks as
fine artist in her profession.
Resolutions Of heartfelt sorrow
have been passed by the Bluff City
Grays at the resignation and final
withdrawal from their company of
their late captain, John f. Cameron.
Shaker dressed turkeys, at Victor
D. Fuchs, 80 and II Jefferson. This
is as fine a lot as ever received in this
city, and is being closed out at prices
which makes them cheaper than beet.
Extensive preparations are under
way to give the orphans a nice Christ
mas dinner and suitable holiday pres
ents; also to have excellent music and
other exercises in honor of the birth
of the Savior ofmau.
Every stranger coming to our
city complains seriously of our muddy
street crossings. The authorities
never thought of putting down step
ping stones when pavements were laid,
and now wayfarers bless them for it
with a vengeance.
This end Of the. Louisville and
railroad will occupy their
new $4,000 brick depot about Christ
mas day, The structure just com
has telephones, speaking tubes,
bath rooms, ventilators, private closets
and every modern convenience, and is
credit to the city, the company and
the patrons of the road.
The wind blew quite fresh and at
the rate of twelve miles an hour from
the southwest early this morning. A
misty rain fell at daylight here, at
Rock, Chattanooga and Nash
vile. At Louisville the rainfall last
night was nearly three-fourths of an
inch. The wind blew from the south
or southeast all over the southern
country to-day.
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Rob YOung,s, So Main.
Personal.

DR., A. i. Kimbro, Office cor. Main
and Union; residence1S Vance st. 10.
New improved set Of teeth for $40.
Call and get a set. DR.. Hinson & Sons,
279 Main street. 104
DR.. Thomas S. Easton has
moved his office to No. 247
Main street, over L. Lehman's
clothing store. 10.
John Condor, 1893 Main, offers at
low figures an elegant line of slippers
as we'll as fine boots and shoes suit
able for Christmas presents. An in
spection will insure a purchase.
Prof. Us. Sanford, phrenologist, is
in the city at the American museum,
36S Main street. His Office hours are
from 10 am. to SPIN. Verbal exam
nations s., with chart, SO extra.
The auction sale of fine iewelry, cor
ner Main and Court, will close in a few
days. These fine goods are being
closed out by the assignee without any
limit or reserve whatever. Parties
intending to purchase Christn as pres.
ents should not fail to attend these
sales.
Captain Justin Strazzer, for some
years past an assistant engineer under
Major Benyaurd, arrived in the city
to-day from the Yazoo river, where he
resigned command of the snag boat
Jno. R. Meigs. The captain will
shortly return to Europe.
We are glad to see that some home
manufactures are beginning to be ap-
preciated. The cotton seed oil SOAPS
made by Latting Soap Mfg. Co. are
having a great run, and bid fair to take
the lead in the South. Try them, every
body, for yourselves, and you will be
convinced of their superiority. 81
Elegant embroidered slippers, suit.
able for Christmas presents, can be had
at the old popular shoe store of
VIM. Miller, 22l Main. His stock of
slippers, sandals and fine shoes is very
large, of the latest and most fashion
able styles, neat fitting, and are sold at
prices which defy competition in the
Taxing District.
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LEDGER

Memphis FloralCo., 3j7 Main.
The merry Christmas-time is close.
Cotton dull and unchanged to-day.
Holland herring. at Lytle &
Shields.
Churches well attended yesterday.
Fresh roll butter, at Lyle &
Shields.
Williams book store is princeps
inter pares. Go and buy.
Buy Christmas presents at Big
Boot Shoe Store, IA Main.
Fine candies at reasonable prices,
holiday trade at Oliver, Finnie Cos.
Another shipment Of choice oran-
ges, received to-day by Lyle &
Shields.
-Raisins, NUS, Ggs, eitron and can
dies of all grades and prices, at Oliver,
Finnie & Co.'S.
Blank books Of all kinds made at
the LEDGER Office book bindery, 10
Madison street.
The price of cotton in the market
has not fu,tuated a single fraction
for five days past.
Handsome Christmas presents in
the floral line at the Memphis Floral
Co., 357 Main street.
Candies Of all kinds and grades
for the holidays, at retail reasonable
prices, at Oliver, Finnie & Co.'S.
Fine candies, r%aisins, figs, citron,
cider, nuts, ETC., for the holidays.
Prices reasonable, at Oliver. Finnie &
Co.'S.
Receipts of cotton here now aggre-
gate for the season 25.836 bales more
than had been received at this date
last year.
Dolly Scott, a lunatic dangerous
to the peace Of Chelsea, was SEM Il
Jail to-day to await a chance to be sent
to the Asylum.
ALI kinds of prunes, %jellies and
canned goods also candies, figs, raj.
sins, almonds. pecans, low prices al
Lyle & Shields.
The opulence and splendor of tho
resources Of old Santa Claus is FULLY
illustrated in the sh~op-windows alone
our prominent highways.
The LEDGER Job Printing ofic,
and Book Bindery, - Madison, exc.
cutes everything in their line as nea.
and cheap as any house in this city. 4
The villiiying article which ap
pcared in the New York Post recently
regarding this city aud its people, wal
not inspired by DR.. A. N. Bell. SO h,
says in a card
AT the First Baptist church, yes
terday, the sermon was delivered b,
it's former pastor, the Rev. G org
Lotion, who now resides at st. Loui
and is here on a visit.
"A liberal sized bundle oflate New
York papers reached tue of &C to-day
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FRESH OYSTERS AND CELERY
Received Daily by Express.
VICTOR ID. FUCHS,
30 and Al Jefferson Street. 69f
such NElsernbIe Weather.

The weather has been in the
habit of speaking for itself lately, but
yesterday was so wretchedly miserable
that it deserves touching up in a little
more than the usual way. There was
a dense fog through the fore and much
of the after part of the daylight d.
vision and all of the previous night,
and a more dismal time is seldom ex-
%perienccd. The boats on the river
could not run, and those who had
homes to go 30 found them more com
Portable than other resorts. 1t was a
blue day indeed, well calcul ated to
give any one a fit of the blues and
cause them TO think Of suicide, or
other desperate deeds.
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THE QUESTION OF PURE WATER SOLVED


No more miserable spectacle can
possibly be presented to the human
optic, than is to be daily, hourly, and
indeed several times an hour, seen o.
our highways, where a poor little
wretch Of a mule is made to t ruggle
through mudholes and over rough
roads with four heavy bales of cotton
and a big darkey on top, 1t is a cruel
outrage on the dumb tribe to treat
them SO,
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DRESS.
OLIVER wRSDELL / N


-
From little matters let US pass to less,
And lightly touch upon the mysteries ofdresst
The outward from the inner man reveal,
We guess the pulp before we cut the peel;
One single preoept might the whole eondenso,
Be sure your tailor Il a man Of sense.
But add a little care or decent pride,
And always err upon the sober side.
Wear seemly gloves, not black, nor yet too
light,
And, least Of all. the pair that once was
white,
Have a good hat the secret of your looks
Lies with the beaver in Canadian brooks.
Yirtus may flourish in an old %cravat,
But man aud nature scorn the shocking hat.
Be shy Of breastpins; plain, Well-ironed
white.
With small pearl Puttons-twO of them in
sight,
Is always genuine, while yepr gems may pass,
Though rare diamonds, for ignoble glass,
Whom thus attired, you will say, "what
theng'
Why, to Sol COleman's at once, and buy a
No. To-
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SHE RWOOD G co.
Salt and Chlorine.

Every person who cats a potato or
Sprilkles salt upontheir food swallows
%clorine in liberal doses. The waters
of the ocean are full of it and the
healthy odor thorefrom is delightful to
inhale, yet that eminent s~anltarian
DIR, Charles Slnart, would scare our
people by telling them it is in our els
terms, and that we drink it in the
water therefrom. OF course we do
and it is necessary to our existence
that VIC keep II Up.
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Barataria Shrimps. DeViIed
Ham, Can Salmon, Can Maclkerel,
Can Lobster, McNurry's Peaches,
WinslOw's Corn, Baked Beams,
Can Pumpkin.
BUCKHAM a CAMPBELL, 80 Real
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No Mardi Gras for sremnIlis.

1t is about six weeks to the end Of
the carnival known as Mardi-G ras.
No celebration, according TO the usual
custom, will occur here this winter in
spite Of what has been written and
said by our contemporary the Philadel-
phia Bulletin. A fine dress ball, it is
said, will be given by the Tennessee
Club, and'other festivities will doubt,
less be INDUCED in, but there ID to be
no public demonstration.
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Gold Pens at Rob YOung's.
SHELL 0YsTERN.

The Blue Points, Shrewsburys,
East rivers Ly%nnhaven Rays and
Little Neck CLANS just received
per Express,
HENRY LUERIEMANN.
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The Water. Problem Solved ut

The Water. Problem Solved at
Last.
A firm we'll known as practical
workmen, make an offer to the citizens
of Memphis which completely solves
the water question. They propose to
repair %cisterns, and guarantee no sip
age, and with the aid Of their Purify
ing pump, they propose to guarantee
pure water, and will submit the water
In sgory cjstern under their charge
periodically TO the chlorine tests as
suggested by DR.. Charles Smart, to
determine its purity. This firm being
veil known as practical and response.
bic men, IL certainly SOLVES the water
question. b. reference to their card,
headed, question of pure water solved,
you will see fully their proposition.
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GARD.

To all who are suffering fromthe errors and
indiscretions Of youth, nervous weakness,
carly decay, loss Of manhood, etc., I will
send a recipe that will cure you, FREE OF
CHARGE. This great remedy was discov-
cred by a missionary in South America. Send
a so,g-addressed envelope to REV. JOSEPH T.
tNMAE. Station D, New York City.
eO~d-2-xxx-lAw
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1879-12-22

Rob Young's is the cheapess place in
the city for books, etc, for Christmas.
For instance, he is selling Chatterbox for
1879 for one dollar Standard price $l.25,
Call and see his stock. Gold pins, toys,
dolls and candy-in fact, everything nice
for the dear little ones at s57 Main street.
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Tbe Invalid Minister.

A week Ogo to. day the venerable
and universally beloved minister, Geo,
White, was stricken with paralysis or
something like it, while officiating in
Calvary church, of which he is the
pastor. 1t was believed to be impossi-
bic for him to survive the blow, but
the.excellent man is as tough and ten
aciods Of life as a young one of less
than half his years. It 10 now pleasant
to announce that the reverend gentle
man is once more on his feet, and that
he is likely to resume his clerical du-
ties within a few days.
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CnIYarY CemoferY Bonds.

All coupons due on the above named
bonds January l, 1880, will be paid on or
after that date on presentation tothe Bank
Of Commerce, Memphis, TeEp. l0i
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DRAMATIC.

The Bowers Thompson company
closed a weeks engagement at Leu
brie's theater Saturday night, and are
now under way for Selma, Alabama, to
play thereandat Montgomery, through
the present week, going thence to
Mobile. Tonight the Macauley COM
bination are to appear here in a popu-
lar drama the scenes and incidents Of
which are laid in New England, along
the Atlantic coast between Maine and
Massachusetts,. The piece is entitled
The Messenger from Jarvis Section, -
and Mr.. Macauley essays the charac-
ter of Uncle Dan'l, a part we'll fitted
to his ability, and in which he has
won good opinion in all places it has
been performed. Mr.. Macauley is a
popular player and manager, for many
years past a resident of Louisville and
Cincinnati, and he comes to us with
an excellent reputation for talent,
while his company is we'll adapted to
the piece. The Macauley troupe vii.
doubtless receive a substantial recog-
milton of their merits during their
stay in the city.
ARRIVAL OF THE COMPANY.
The MaCauley troupe, nearly two
dozen in number, arrived in this city
at 8 o'clock this morning, direct from
Atlanta, Ga. Little Minnie, the
clever young daughter of the late T.
W. Davey, known to the stage as
Minnie Maddern, is with the company
and plays a lively part entitled "Clip,n
in which she has won unbounded
praise.
WHAT is YET TO COME.
The theatrical business of the late
Thomas W. Davey is to be continued
through the season by his surviving
partner, Joseph Brooks, whose capac-
ity, energy and fitness is acknowledge
ed by all familiar with him. The
travelling companies now moving over
the country under his control are
Robson and Crane, at present in Phil
adelphia, the John Mccullough and
Fanny Davenport troupes, all are to
play here before the season closes.
After Miss Cavendish we are
to have the Frank Frayne Com
bination here, to be followed by
Joseph Murphy, John II. Raymond,
Emma Abbott and her opera troupe
and other good things in the way of
dramatic and musical entertainments.
In addition to troupes on the road,
Mr.. Brooks controls or manages thea
tiers and opera troupes at Toronto.
Canada, Detroit, Indianapolis, Nash
vile and here. He o course has his
hands full, but is fully equal to the
task.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1879-12-22

French Mixed Candies at 95 cis.
per H., NJ stniIer's, 22Q Maln. alt
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Gold pencils at Rob Young's.
w. A. SNEED, with II. LEHMAN
2l7 MAIN STREET,
Clothing, Wholesale and Retail,

THERE will be a main az cocks fought
on Christmas day Mt Corrolls Garden, on
Poplar street, commencing NJ 10 am. All
lovers of the sport are cordially invited.
90
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The PLACE

Topurchase fine box of cigars for 4
Christmas present is at
BARNDS q BACKUS,
Is MADISON STREET.
07i
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1879-12-22

HF6TIFfCATE OF stock in Memphis 4
q Cstefleston r. n. r.. for 200 shares, No.
s6l. favor W. y. q. Bumes, dated July 2,
Is75. Notice Is hereby given 70 all persons,
moi 70 negosiato for same, as duplicate hai
peos ''a j. A. OMBERG.
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Murphy 4 aIurnhY.

the leading insurance men, have moved
their Office to No. C Madison street, in
rear Of cotton exchange. ia
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Photo albums at Rob YOuug's 90
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With down goes tho price. For the bene-
lit of Catholics, Jews and Gentiles, on
Fridays big fat oysters only 25 cents per
can, at FARREI's, 1856 Main st, sSt
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1879-12-22

FROSTED gold sleeve button, engraved
n with mo initial "E." Return TO No. 25l
Main and owner will pay value Of the button.
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Games Of every kind at
Young a Bro, PAS Main. 81
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FOR SALE

JNO0 bushels sweet potatoes cbean In anv
lUUV quantity, delivered free. John Ross.
corner He-naudo road and Clay str So l0s
nIANO-SteiDWsy ~ octave in frst-class
order. Price, 500, Us. MENKEN.
81 1l2 29 Poplar street.
DRICK-By river or rail, frst-class hand
ID made. Leave orders with j. j.. Busby n
Co. "a Front stree or yard.
SAT HARLEY JONES.
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Toys at Rob YOung's.
sHFLL

Bhe Biue Points, shrewaburys,
East rivers, H.ynnhaven Bays and
Little Neck CLAIMS just received
per Express.
HENRY LUERHMANN.
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LADIES'


LADIES'
CHRISTMAS PRESENTS
AT
J. RIRKLAN'Ds, Peabody Hotel.
KIrkIand's gents hkGs.
KirN'aHd's gsnts' gloves.
RirkLand's gents socks.
KirkIand's silk hkh.
HirkIand's eIesantJeweIry.
KirisIand's sleeve buttons.
KirkIaHd's scarf pins.
HivltlHnd's scarf rings.
Each purchaser gets a guess on tn,
Horse Shoe, nearest guess gets $50; End
q gold watch; Sd, gold-hended cane.
DYesEed Turkeys,
Choice UelOry,
for
ClErlstfnas.
Leave your orders
and have yOur goods
delivered ireetO
any part Ofthe city.
III. SEESSEL, sax, a. SON,
Cor. Jefferson and Second Streets
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d0AL,
-.

COAL,
Best PittsDurg, 6ac,
Render Coal Company Kentucky
Coal soc,
Delivered 10 amy part Of city.
Orders Promptly filled at 2sO
Second.
&t j. WALSH.
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WARTEp.

NLD rags, iron, metals, ctc. All grades Of
" cotton. :. GABaI, av't, II, IS & Is Beai.
Orders by mail promptly attended TO. % III
FJN0 exchange a nica lot on Hernando road,
4 just this si0e Of tho curve, for a good
horse and buggy. Address
e6 q. W, Ledqer Office.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1879-12-22

MIuE suit Of furnished rooms without
IN board. Apply at C76t MADISON.
TTNHE Coo house, No. 29 Linden street. an
4 ply to c. B. clarke, $40 Front st. 72f
nWELLINGS , 37S anil $50 Vance street,
II Never has bsc any letcr In the houses.
Apply to MARK BENSDORF,
6f No. 10 Madison street
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IN the Planters Ipsurance Building, a few
J. aommodjous offices and sleeping rooms,
tn all modern improvements, and thor
oug1ly aired and cleansed since the epidemic.
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Foa RENT.

WHE saloon, billiard room and cigar stand
/ stand in the Workman house, Apply to
81 80 DAVID HASTINGS.
The New York herald., 1879-12-24
CLEARED.

Steamer Wisconsin tr Bentley, Liverpool via Queens
steamer Gaia (r,, Cook. Liverpool via Quccnstown--C
q Francklyn.
steamer Diomed (Br), Jackson. Liverpool-Booth Co
Steamer Olympia Br. Craig. Bristol, E--Henderson
Bros.
Felica Ger, Muller Laguayra Porto Cabello
&c-Daett. Boulton Co.
steamer George CLYDE, winnett, Chareston-J W
QnEtard Co.
steamer Wyanoke Couch Norfolk, City Point and
Richmond-Cld Dominion Steamship Company.
steamer WIN Woodward, Young, Baltimore-J s Krems
Steamer Pioneer, Piatt, Philadclphia-Wm Clyde
steamer Glaucus. Bcarse, Boston--I Dimock.
Ship Roma Br) Clements, London-Jamcs W Elwc
Ship Donald Mckay Ger. Ihldcr Bremon-J whitney
Bark Herald Of the Morning (Nor) Eckstcin London
Benhnm Boyescn. Pickering * Co.
Bark Erbrn tNor) Pedersen, Cork or Falmouth for
ders--Funch. Edge Il Co. . 49,
Bark Giadovia tBr). knowlton, Marseiles-J Whitney
Co.
bark Carmella UtaD. Garguio. Gibraltar for orders
Benliain, Boycscn, Pickering n Co.
Bark Guinsverc tB, Pitmsn. Dcboy; Gal Parteous
Schr Ocean Belle Br,, Wasson, st John. Mp Ncvius
schr acorge II Mills. TIlotson Richmond va--A Day
sehr loorgo Hallock. sharrett Richmond, va-James
A Van Brunt.
Schr Franklin Pierce. Kidd. New Haven-U Doyle.
Schr Alice Scranton Crowley New ilavenL smith.
Sloop Chief, Nolan. Bridgcport-Rackett Bro.
Soop Emperor. Dewick. New Havcn-If X Doyle
ps- The Custom House will be open Christmas Day
from 10 AN for tho and clearance Of vessels
only.