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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1881-09-01

A BOot and shoe House That Can
Successfully Compete With
Any IA the COmmtry.

A glance at the large and we'll as
sorted stock Of zellner q Co.,
|298 Main street, corner Of Madison,
will be sufficient to convince amy one
Of their ability to supply all tAe wants
Of the most lastidious customer. The
several departments are complete and
have been selected personally BY a
member Of the firm with an eye to the
especial taste OF the Memphis public.
In the branch OF gentlemens fine hand
made boots and CATERS, hellner X
Co., excel. No pains have been
spared to procure the finest goods,
and that they have been successful is
no matter Of surprise. The goods
mentioned have become more popular
with young men generally than goods
made to order,as they are cheaper AMI
often easier and more durable.
Their common sense boots and
CATERS give entire satisfaction, and q
purchase Of one pair is sure 70 lead to
that Of another. The lines Of al kinds
Of goods are 80 complete that q per
feet fit can be- guaranteed TO every
customer.
Continued success in handling
gentleman hand sewed goods has led
to the introduction of line Of ladies'
fine hand made shoes, which are mod
els Of elegance and workmanship.
They arc said to keep their shape as
long as they last, and do not soil the
stockings. Another feature is that
they cali be half aolod with thread in
stead Of pegs, which must DO used with
all machine made shoes.
A Inc Of ladies' common sense shoes
Is also shown with broad soles and low
heels and are equally attractive as the
other styles, besides being much easier
and less tires0me. The shoes are said
to be rapidly gaining in popular favor.
Another speci lily is children's hand
made shoes. which cost onlya trihe
more than the machine made and
wears twice as well. Solar tipped
shoes are ia demand and a full stock
is kept on hand. The uppers are OF
full leather, the soles Of oak tanned
sole leather, Button shoes Of this
sell at 81 50 Tor the numbers
from 4 ID and 81 IS for sizes Z TO l0l.
1t is the aim Of Messrs. Zcllner x
Co., to please everybody, and no
will be spared to reach this
end. Customers will be waited upon
clerks, who will bear in mInd1
that excellence aud fair dealing" is
the motto Of the house.
Days From cuniomhouss.
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HUMAN HAIR o
7. Lnyigne DeRleF IN HAIR Good~,
millinery. lionnets, Sic.

Mr.. +. Laviene. at $50 Main street.
has been before the Memphis public
many years. This establishment 4
unique-there is not another one like
1t in the city. He deals very largely
In human hair goods Of a mysterious
variety, best known TO the fair ones
who use them. For q long time no
dealt in those goods exclusively, but
afterwards added hats, bonnets. rib
bons, millinery goods, aad carries q
stock suited 70 this market. The
popularity Of the house is attested By
The rush made there By the ladies'
every season to obtain an idea Of the
styles direct from Eastern cities
ant Paris. Nr. Lagigne opens the
season With q fresh and attractive
which viii delight all bis many
patrons.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1881-09-01

Buyy your shirts at Mays. 1861
Dr. Arthur X. Taylor, formerly Of
Memphis, is now resident physician at
Hot Springs, Ark. 1887
Miss Frances Danheiser departed
last evening on the excursion for Lit
tie Rock. where she will spend a
month.
Judge j. NJ. McCurdy, one Of the
solid citizens, and q prominent COM
mission merchant and steamboat agent
Of Augusta, Ark, pa sed through the
city yesterday with his family on their
way home from a summer trip to the
springs.
Studious attention is directed to
the real estate and cognate article OF
Guido (Mr. w. A. WheatIey). a
native citizen Of Memphis. and q
dealer 10 land and houses here for
fourteen years. For his personal
responsibility and prompt settlement
refer TO the Bank Of Commerce.
Ia the seed line. Otto Sohwil & Co.,,
232 Main, offer new crop grass seeds,
clover, etc, as we'll as seed wheat, rye
aud barley. They keep a full line Of
all seeds in their proper season and
guarantee them as being FIRST class in
every respect. The firm has built up
. good business and are deserving Of
patronage.
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Buy Hose Carts Of Browne, 20 Madison
BtR---REs rAURANr.
Fritz AehIe, Popular Dealer, SI0
Main street.

Mr.. Fritz Aehle. at 3l6 Main street.
keeps a large stock Of fresh beer, and
the best wines and liquors. He has
been 10 the business many years, has
a good run Of custom, serves every.
body promptly, and Justly enjoys
the good win Of the public. After The
18th Of September he wiz sdd a res.
taurant 10 his saloon, and thus ac-
comm0date a large number. Of his
patrons and friends. Everything will
be well prepared and placed before
customers IN good order. BY atten-
ton to business, and p~olitcness to the
people, Mr. Aehle has built up a fno
trade. which will no doubt Be in
creased after he adds an eating apart
ment to his house.
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Rest in the city,
Our Zoe Key West Cigar for sc.
1. SAMELSON q Co,
Opposite Peabody Hotel.
ChoicA Grnnnrlea.

The stock Of groceries ofC. R. Ryan
a %. 542 Main street, Is large and
fresh, and embraces all the best lines
Of goods kept by the trade, which will
be sold at prices as low as the lowest
Full lines Of choice canned and dried
and vegetables. table d~elioacica
end staple groceries are kept on hand.
Both theRhnla4dnand retail depart-
-lrr the test, and NAV Iihooo
$40 ueA Iii - a. .fay: Al0se
our infpw Of imI2sall& nnt
d and standard aehools. peint ~ 81
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1881-09-01

Five new iron bridges hrv m course
Of erection, to be completed October
lst and aegregating l400 feet in length
for the railway between New Orleans
and Cairo, known as thd Chicago, ST.
and New OrlearAraad. These.
Fc sndIyuaatisies ~ h,e custg2E
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FORTY YEARS IN TEE BIIsl.
MISS.



Mr. Vim is a veteran ia his line Of
business. He has followed Il ever
since Memphis was a small town. He
Is at the old stand he has occupied
these many years, at 2071 Main street.
opposite Court Square. He has an I'M
usually large stock Of saddles, harness,
leather. and saddlery hardware gener
ally for the fall trade. and also has a
large force at work Oh the upper floors
IN the manufacturing department. At
a glance through the main storeroom
one sees an endless variety Of saddles,
brides, harness Of every description,
collars, brushes, blankets, curry
combs, afghans. saddle bags, whips,
large and small rugs, names, mount
lnRs, halters, plain and vanished
feathers, and al the thousand and one
articles to be found in that line Of
business.
Dir. VIM being thoroughly familiar
with the trade in all its departments
and details, and boing a manufao-
turor, as well as close buyer, is enabled
to fill every possible order upon very
reasonable terms. He keeps the best
material and goods, and is up to all
the improvements Of the times. Both
the wholesale and retail trade is
promptly supplied. Country mer-
chants, farmers, livery stable men and
all classes who ride, drive, or handle
a horse, or expect to. will find it to
their advantage to call and examine
the goods at this we'll known and
solid old establishment.
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Insurance On Gin houses and all other

Insurance on Gin houses and all other
classes Of property can be effected
at the insurance agency cf Mr.. G. d.
Raine, the Secretary Of The Planters
ms, Co., Of this city. and al the lowest
rates possible to secure reliable in
demnity. Office with the Planters
ms. Co, Al Madison street. 142t
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1881-09-01

The new and powerful harbor tug
Tilda, owned BY Captain Gus Cole
man, and named in Honor Of Mrs.
Coleman, is now ready to do all kinds
Of iobbing and towing. The Tilda was
built at this port during the past sum-
mer, and is as ine a piece Of workman
ship as has been turned out BY home
mechanics. Her owner solicits share
OF the public patronage and will guar.
antee satisfaction. Her signal is three
short whistles.
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sportaman's suppliea.


Sportsmen will find It to their advan.
tage TO call on Frank Schuman, No. iii
Beal street, before making their purchaslk !,
or having any work done in the gun linA.
Mr.. Schuman keeps a fine line of the mcSt
popular guns, etc. to be had in the mat.
ket, which ho oiiors as low rs the closet
Eastern markets. Mr.. Schuman Il ~
ceiying q large importation order of the
latest and best makes Of bFe~ech-loaderi
hammerloss and with hammers. M.
Schuman IS thorough meclanic and con.
sequeutly knows al about The weak ane
points Of the different guns in the
Market and any person Wishing 10 gel
the best will md Il 10 their advantage ti
see Mr.. 6chuman and get pne Of bis gunl.
He also makes a speciality pf choke-borint
guns and can make any gun shoot as closi
the shooter desires This establishment
can always b~edepended upon "a thorough
~ reliable.
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GROWERS a COTTON FACTOR
Taylor a Arnold, Wholesale
Dealers az 27e Front

Taylor & Arnold, wholesale grocers,
cotton factors and general commission
merchants. at 272 Front street, rank
among the active, progressive business
men Of the community. They are
favorably situated, have ample facili-
ties. and do a lively business. They
keep on hand and are constantly re-
ceiving a large aud hrst-class stock Of
staple groceries, and are prepared to
I'll orders at the shortest notice, and
Oh reasonable terms. Both have had
ample experience and thoroughly I'M
derstand the business. Careful atten
ton is given 70 the purchase and
sale Of goods not in their line.
The firm make a specially Of
supplying railroad and levee con
tractors with such Substantial as
moss pork, corr beef, etc, Liberal
advances are made on consignments OF
cotton and general merchandise.
This is a live, first rate house.
entitled to the confidence it enjoys
and the great success it. has attained
in the last few years. SO much for
eneagy, fair dealing and strict atten-
ton. Connected with the house. and
adding to its popularity, is Mr.. j. r.
Grehan, a thorough business man,
formerly connected with the financial
department Of more than n Of our
daily papers. He is therefore, almost
as a matter OF course, a valuable Access
sion. Taking all in all, this is q good
house. and one that canbe commended
to tho public with the utmost conf
dence. Country merchants visiting
the city would do well to call and get
acquainted, if they have not already
done so.
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promptly to all business entrusted to
and connecting with other packets
points above Little Rock. Charles NJ.
selman isher polite clerk.
The VIII Kyle, from st. Louis, "
llOO tons Of freight on herself and bard
passed down this forenoon and added
bbls -four 8 wagons, and 10 tons of nj
cellaneous freight.
che public are warned not to pay al
bills to A. d. Graham. book-keener
Gillespie y Callahan, as we will notI
responsible for anything he may do, as
mas ieft our employment.
GILLESPIE & CALLAHAN.
The Dean Adams. ali nicely repairl
starts oqt on Monday next IN the Me,
Pais ana Arkansaw City trade, with Ca
tslns Cheek and Comminrs. and all /
old Officers Of the Idlewild IN charge.
Inc Mill Harry will arrive to-morrd
ana goes out on Saturday in place Of Il
steamer Josie Harry for Devalrs Bid
Augusta Jacksonport and all informed
ate landings. John G. Wyckof is h
chief clerk.
The Anchor Line packets leaving
morrow NJ 10 An. are the Belle lMempl'
command Of Captain /. II. Mckee, 4
FlcksDurg, and the City Of Providend
q command ofCaptain Geo. w. Lenno|
Both are new and elegantly furnishl
steamers, with courteous and experience
The Katie Hooper, in command
captain Ed. Nowland. Is the Adams MN
Line packet leaving this evening for I'D
enA TeIrone, Arlansaw Citv and all wa
iaHuings.' making close connection at hi
gestina!ion with trains on the Little Roc|
"a eslssippi River q Texas railroad. CAP
~. Thompson prcsides at the desk, aI|
Is Aaisted BY Amos Day and VIII Lasl
Among the steamboat advertisement
WI be found that Of tho Memphis an|
nt francis River Acoommdlation Lin|
q which Captain J.D. Randall is Superb
qilL The heet Is composed IL the stean|
rs kene Mncready, Mike Davis, Marcel
oih9s and Advance, fhe two latter 4
WY hght draught ard drawing but ten 4
4naye inches aud built by CAPITAL
naidal TO run during very low water il
va etreAmi thus aflordine our merchant
VIZ Shippers a packet during the enti1
eil& ne past twelve months CAPITAL
Nelkcr owner Of the dry DE-
ittaq ~ the ipWct portion of the
Qckeu AMI repaired HE following
sveitnofni Cuachita Belle, Nj
2 hnsny, Aaph StevfAs. Mik6V
.arlin Speed, MinniefPl5w loy
.nsg Mllt Harry JchH 0roftn,
lga DeSoto and Frafis .Ionak ho5
oat Nansant three ba tt ind the Unitd
Board Of Healthy = .iAh es Sentine
nd Lookout. Since ttie .cls have heed
Captain Walker iad, ali the wol'
g could do and rcceiA thAt encourae.
leni due to- skilIhV and ~enlerprisin|
Torkman.
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OLIVER. FlNNIE & CO.

SILVER NOON FLOUR
New Process, in use only a short
time. q great improvement on tho
old process. Our sales are now
very large. Won't yon try III
SILVER Neon YEAST POWDERS
Manufactured in our own store
and absolutely pure.
BUTTER
Best Creamery Butter received
daily by express.
COTTON NEED OIL
b the barrel or gallon.
Fairbanks bucket lard; always
the best.
WE HOAST-
The very finest grades Mocha,
Java, Maracaibo and Rio Coffee
fresh every day.
CHOCOLATE
Cocoa, Cocoa Shells. Epp's Cocoa,
Oatmeal, CrackedWheat, Graham
Flour, Grits, etc.
OLIVER, FIMNIE & CO.
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VAL. HATES
Milwaukee Erlanger Beer,
l44t AtIlENRY
Buy wen Pipe Of Browne. 20 Madison

No such satisfactory performance
has been given in our city this season,
although Barnum, Coup and others
have recently exhibited here. The
beautiful trick pony and the splendid
ly trained Broncho horses attracted
particular attention. The thrilling
performance Of Zazel, who dives from
the extreme top Of the tent to the net
ting near the ground and is then fred
from a cannon some thirty feet into
the air, falling into the net, was givon
precisely as represented. Scranton
(Pa.) RepubIicaA.
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,. {. SArES q 90.
BoIIsrs. EagIne. ana MaehInery.


Those ia need Of new or second
hand machinery, portable or station
airy engines or articles Of thii char
acter, should call on j. Q. Oates & Co.
No. 2l0 Front street. where a large
supply will be fund. They make a
speciality Of second hand machinery
and will buy or sell that class ofgoods
on Commission. They can furnish GOOD
second hand engines for running mills,
steamboats, OF other machinery, need
ing steam power, at one-half the price
for which new goods can be bought.
This hrm enjoys a very large trade in
the South and Southwest, and since
the establishment of their house in
this city they have given universal
satisfaction. The firm respectfully
solicit the attention Of planters and
others to their line Of trade.
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Odorless cotton seed ill, re.refnsd
BY Fahlen & Kleiasohmidt for sale By
Buokham 3 Campbell. 1881
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Among the ~handsomest and most
attractive places in the city to those
of a conriyial turn Of mind Is the
Crystal Palace Saloon. It "a q model
Of taste and elegance ii ils way, free
from the rough class which make
most places Of the kind unpleasant
for gentlemen, and q quiet re-
treat where q glass Of the purest
wine or liquor can be Quaifed with
a sense Of peace. The bar Of poll
ished marble, deoked with brilliant
cut glass, 8 profusion ofgildcd mirrors
together with tho presence Of Patti,
and courteous assistants all 20 tomake
up one Of the most attractive 0fplacos,
especially when it IS we'll known that
wines, and Of the finest quality, are to
DO had. Col. B. r. Warner has made
a study Of the tastes Of his customers
and has learned TO concoct beverages
ht for the gods themselves BY receipts
peculiarly his own. Added to tho bar
is an arrangement for dining aud ar
rangements are now being made 10
perfect this department still more.
The finest oysters Of the season
viii be served to customers in any style.
The Crystal Palace Is already we'll
known and its name is Synonymous
with that Of perfection in mixed
beverages. Those who 60 there with
the intention Of guiding alcoholic
poison IN bcerjerkor style will be
~ruefully disappointed, as nothing but
the best is handled and that ID an
inviting and appetizing style, q reputa
ton which has been made by years
Of experience BY Colonel War
ner, and he is determined not to
neglect anything that will lead TO even
greaier success in tho future than ia
the past.
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i. BAnELsON A. co,
$40 Elain street.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1881-09-01

The established insurance agency Of
cerriostoE Mason, 10 Madison street
y al sepail q0s
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InlIENsE n%EDucTIONi

All Fancy Goods regardless OF
cost, 20 make room for new
GERBER g. METTE's,
iiii 2o7 HAHN street.
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The Peoples Insurance Company
"A Prosperous Company.
This company was organized in 1867.
Il has been remarkably successful.
Since that date it has paidto its stock
holders one hundred and sixty per
cent in dividends. See card in another
column Of this paper.
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BEEF T-ENDERLOHNs
Received daily per Express.
n. sEEssEL, SIR, a. SON.,
Cor. Jefferson and Second.
1861
A Prominent COmmissIon House

A Prominent Commission House
The commission firm Of +. B. Sims
d Co. has been noted throughout the
past year for its heavy transactions in
corn, cornmcal, oats, hay, and other
feed stufs. During the ensuing fall
and winter traffic Ia this line, owing
to short supplies in the South, prom
ises to be larger than ever before, and
with increased facilities to handle
such articles through means Of the
new grain elevator aud otherwise, Mr..
Sims IS bending his energies to main
tain the leading position he has oecu-
pied for several seasons past. The
quantity Of corn received and sold By
this firm exceeds that Of any other in
the city. In addition to corn, -four, and
meal, which come to the arm so lib
orally from the grain-producing region
Of Madrid Bend and the country
north Of Cairo, from whence the best
qualities are received, Mr.. Sims also
deals largely in oats, bran, hay, cot
ton, poultry, dressed meats aud other
goods. He has made an enviable
name here during a series Of years. for
skill, pr0bily, promptness aud devo.
tlon to his business. The firm is
prepared to make liberal cash advances
on all consignments. Nh. Sims makes
q speciality Of the articles above men
TONED and has given years Of study
to the handling Of grain. Shippers
will not find a better house IN Mem
phis than q. B. Sims 4 Co, No. 3
Howard's Row.
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The best aud coolest Beer and
best OF Liqnors and Cigars, III
FRITZ & GEORGEs. 1897
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BOATS IRAvINa TEIs DAT.
For Arkansaw City, Katie Hoopor.6 pm.
Afkanaaw river, Plov Boy.-..6 pm
ARRIvRD.
Stesmcr Golden Grown, INV Orleans.
VIII Kyle, 81. Louis.
Oakland, st. Louis.
Katie Hooper, Arkansaw City.
DEPARTED.
SteAmer Reno Macready, Olceola.
~ James Lee Frian Peina
Hard Cash, Whitdrivor.
Golden Grown, Ohio river.
win Kyle, Now Orleans.
Oakland, New 0rlsars.
Piasa, Chester.
~ roRr.
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A Wholesale House That h q
Credit 20 The city.


The great dry goods house Of Men
ken Brothers was established a quar-
ter ola century ago, and in all its his
tory and ia all the changes that have
taken place in the country, it has en-
|j0yed the respect and the good will Of
the people. and the benefit of an ever
increasing patronage. Their space fos
goods has been trebled and other ia.
%cilities are equal to any wholesale dry
goods house in the country. Their
stock Of staple goods is always lage,
always complete. Notions, hosiery,
fancy goods, etc, and all others are
bought directly from manufacturers
and as a consequence, sold at the very
lowest prices. The country trade will
save time, travel and money BY pur.
chasing here instead Of going East.
The boot and shoe department is
under the supervision Of Mr.. q. Il
Tate, one Of the members Of the firm
who is known as a highly capable man
Buying everything strictly for cash
through resident members Of the frm
IN New 10rk, the house Is prepared TO
offer every inducement to merchants.
Avery heavy stock will be received for
the fall trade, and sold at bottom
prices for cash or on short time to the
trade. The house stands a monument
Of industry, fair dealing and enter
prise. 1t is a credit to Memphis and
would stand forth as a prominent
house ID New York or any other city.
A large andpopular corpsof employees,
almost as we'll known as the house or
the members of the firm, are to be
found ready to wait upon the public.
1t is one Of the leading commercial
features Of the city, Of which we all
may well feel proud
GROCERs a COTTON FACTORS
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The PeabOdy-COrner Main and
MonrOe-u. d. galloway

The Peabody has a national reputa-
lioE as one OF the leading
hotels Of the South. II i
known from Maine to Mexico, and
strangers coming here inquire for it
as naturally as it there was only one
hotel in the place. Its central loca-
ton, its proportions, excellent fare
and good management, make the
Peabody a sort Of social and business
exchange, not only for visitors, but
for our own people. Mr.. Galloway,
the active manager, has been in the
business a long time, and is not only a
thorough hotel man, but is universal
iayorite with the travelling public.
lie has been aided several months BY
the handsome Major Nose Mason, who
in years gone By smiled over the desk
at the Gaypso House, at the St.
Charles, in New Orleans, and at other
prominent hotels. He has come back
to his early stamping ground, and the
people arc glad to see him Altogeth-
or the Peabody is a tip top popular
hotel, and always will be under its
present management. Prices are
reasonable. being graded according to
rooms and accommodations furnished.
Passengers are called for by omnibuses
aud carriages for ali the trains and
steamboats, leaving.
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Chesapeake, OhiS m
western w

The Hon. Hcke5
prominent TAI n
Coyington, Titf 1ea
q member Of l6 63
has removed 10, n
sentative, les f59
above road. ~
forty acres Of l%ant
purchased in thei
forks, to be usef
buildings and NJ
.ilway The
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RENT.
IIEATLEX,
gent n Attorney
1 MAIN SIRkhf
tOTTON- SUW.
near ur ~
nl. ssms;
iNiy and Carolinai
|7fn avenue;
ear Elliott;
Ilit AZ mice grounds;
|1ns ch0lcei
alo, rico yard;
Va 6HIi
re, NI0IN
CkafItffQn depot
ma a. Ielin's,
n,etrntf Wellington;
drft Second 1t.
r.4rft
rfnrdt
8si rf. Washington;
Danis p;
ID M8N10k Dl4cG
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Have your plumbing, gas and steam
fitting done BY j. A. Bailey, 295 End.
1911
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uoRle-made Butter, schmier
and Hand Khse, At FRITZ q
GEORGE, No. IL cOurtstreet.
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FIRST SHELL OYSTERS
just received by
A. RAGGI0, alta and 10 jefferson Sireet,
Served in beet style in Ladies' and Gen
tlemen's Oyster Parlors. upstairs, at AL
hours. II