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RY GREEN 4 WILLIAMS. Austioneers.

VERY VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS.
On TUESDAY, August 18th. ~ o clock D. n.
shall sell Lots 5, 4 5. 6, and s. Plants eubdi.
vision Of original Lots ] and 2, in Square No $780,
fronting on I'd street west, street south and Del
aware avenue.
Also.
The whole Of original Lot No. :. in same SQUARE
Terms cash. Title indisputable. Ali convey
arcing and stamps st the On rch aser,s cost siO
down on each lot when knocked OF
JOS. I. Il PLANT, Real Estate Agent.
an cd GREEN A WILLIAMS Anrts
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DY GREER a WILLIAMS. AuotiOossrs.

THREE STORY BRICK HOUSE AND LOT
Fronting on 4ih street esst, between north and
b streets. Capitol Hill, at Auction.
On MONDAY. the 18th instant, We snail sell, IN
front OF the premises. az six o clock D. m.
cellebt three story Brick House and the Lot on
which IL stands being south part Of Lot No. Us In
Square No 1885, the House contains conveuiently
arranged rooms and now occupied By Mr.. william
Terms: One-third cash: belsnoe I'm six end twelve
months, for notes bearing interest. A deed etyee
and eed Of trust taken. All conveyan 81 cost OF
purchaser. ipcluaine revenue stamps. si~ to be
paid down when the ErSpertyt I. ,o,d; At.
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Ksele %. vtli i've thor lsr.oes, ssts.sion g
The residence Of saniies dsclinins hoasekesling.
Also 10 the SEES Of stocks 81 Grocerfes md nsr-
chsndise Of svsry description. Homes, Csrrisfes.
Harness. &c e1-D
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story DwELLIN&
side Of Indiana ave.,
he modern improve.
ange, &c. Basensene
q fine Office. Posses
IL and 6 O'Clock p. m.
aMES T0WLES,
tn Of Patent once.
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and a5. At No 80
my 3-n
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. niue AID nth street,
.nveniently situated
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je 50 q
4 OFFICE BUILD
= ala avenue and llth
n real estate or any
,aern.s Location
n, TO q. B, BAKER,
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a. |. etory and base
~ q + street north,
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! - res 70 same. In
30 emit Once.
~ WILLIS. Agent.
n, PLAND in Ran
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. III III 10 suit purches
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~, For title In
III N, over Han
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80, ID llth street
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je s-2aw&ds GREES q Williams VILLA r SSets
RY GREEN a wILLIAMs, AuctiOuoers.

ING On 20 FHGr AIGEY, Between i efs and
Pubic Auction,
ON WEDNESDAY,. the 18th instant, ct O'Clock
p. m. We shall SELL on the premises, Lot No q,
In Square No. 500, having 50 feet front, and run
ming back good depth. with the improvements,
consisting of two Frame Houses.
Terms: One half cash; balance in six and twelve
months, secured By q deed Of trust on the prem
Uses All convey ancing and revenue stamps Of the
cost Of the purchaser. $50 down when knocked of .
au sd QRIEN WILLlAMs Aocta
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RY w.B. LEWIS a co. AuctioBeers.
I'D No 307 Pennsy ania avenue
RY GREES q WILLIAMS, Auctaonsen.
TRUSTEES SALE OF ERAMI HOUSE AsB

u -
On MohDAf, the oh day of July; lsse, Il shall
O'Clock by virtue OF deed Of trust 20 the 50 sscri
Der, bearing date the twenty seventh day Of Al
gust ls5i, and recorded Ia Liber N. G. T.. No q,
folos 402 20 s5 Of the land records Of the city
Of Washington IN the District of Columbia, the
following. eecrlbed property, living and being In
the city Of W ashiu gton, ID. G., viz: Part o. Let
numbered thirty four, GA in Square numbered
FIVE hundred and thirteen. tslS,l having front OF
u feet inches o. PIERCE street with depth Of ls3
ieet "a inches, with the imprOyen snts which are
a good two story Trsme House. &c, &c This
property Is Dorado b. north aud and 9Th ana
9Th streets vest
Terms ore-hslf cash; balance in sir snt
twelve months. the purchaser TO give notes
bearing interest from day OF sale. A deed
given AID deed O trust taken. All
oonyeyenoing aud revenue stamps a. oest Of
purchaser : lts' required dswn wien the proper
Nv is sold aro ii the whole sale 10 NOT eem .i,sa
with in FIVE DAY the trustee reserves the night 20
resell the property, at the risk and Of the
faulting pUrCkaserby advertising such resale three
times in the Washington Star.
JOS. +. KELLEY, Trustee
je6-2sw6ds GREEN WILLIAM Aucts
nSTRE PURCHASER OF THE ABOyEsALK
having failed comply with the terms Of sale the
same will be sold st his rick aud npense on WE'D
NEsDA1. the Sth instant, ct 8 clock p. N on
the premises. JOS y. kELLEY. Trustee
au3-d GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucts
RSTHE ABOVE SALE is POSTPONED UN-
M SATC BDAI, the nth instant, same hour aud
place By ordor OF the Trustse,
susd GREEN WILLIAMS, Aucts.
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COPARTNERsHIP NOTICE

CoPARTSERsHIP NOTICE.
WASHINGTON, D. c., August ], 1856.
ytTFs1nsa tbs i6 SsS pasScsted WITH ne Nm A.
pose OF conducting General Dry Goods Business,
under the style and name of
CARTER. YATES & WISWALL.
lWoulc tai thiSocCAsion to re tur to my friends
lnents Tor the very liberal patronage 90 long ex-
tended To- me, and would ask for the new firm a
R.w. CARTIER
We ccrdi ally invite our friends and the public
generally to give rs a call as are determined
TO give entire satisfaction to all who may favor
au4St GARTER, YATES wIswALL.
A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF PIANOS THAT
An have been used, for sale upon easy terms, at
au2 W. @. METZEROTT & co,
- HAMLIN cabinet Organs have Just been
aGa GU WHICH VIZ ". g. METzER6rR ( Co.
lust RECEIvED AND FOR SALE, TWO
tons Oh T.. Lewis ERIs LEAP bEAT lSyf9r sash.
~ e'eclm~ Paint Store a5O K street.
RENT h cos BOSTON CRACKERS w alter
- Wine, and Butter just received. For sale by
.r,-soa, sss pan, f. D1ER CO,
AA ENGINES,
ing the maximum of efficiency, durability
and economy with the minimum of weight and
price. They widely and favorably known,
more than eco being in use. All warranted satis-
factory or sale.
Desc ipiiye circulars sent on application.
&c. HoApLEY CO.,
" ii eodSm Lawrence, Mass.
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AUCTION SALES.
tNwea~ A.esses ssie' ser JssrtA p.seI

tHw sa~ Asessos Seller ser JssrtA psseI
RI ORows.wALKER 4 90, Asetienssr..
A LARGE SALE OF HORSES. MuLrs. WAC
s nsssikEs k y Is st g.
cur Bazaar, Iotn etreet near the Canal. Also, en-
II. t GR a0 WAI Ie saosis o 5eri xsc,.
kf JAS .. MCGUIRE . CO.. Auctioneet..
fgsSITURE TO BE SOLD IN FRONT OF
sAiT sbAY MORNING. August 18th. will b.
y,,no,', %, ONE BILLIARD TABLE,:
ssmsll lot OF Groceries
1t JAS. o. MCGUIRE co., Aucts.
Rf L. B. HENRY Co, Aaciisneers.
Ne shall sell, at No. as1 Penn's avenue, be.
twetr oth and 10th streets
Wheelbarrows,
~ sets srne,s,
.kets Tomato Cstsur.
boxes Soap, 100 gross Tobacco,
And several lots Of Groceries
Household Furniture. in variety.
Men and womeRs Clofhing.
This sale is m sde for cash, to the highest bidder
aule
RY ". L; WALL CO., Aucuoneers.
II Original Horse and Carriage Bazsar,
- La sv., between 9th and 10th SITS
SALE OF HORSES. CARRIAGES. HARNESS,
&C,
On SATURDAY MORNING, Aug. II, at 10 oclK,
We Wall cell az the Bazaar. number of Saddle,
Carriage and Work Horses, "a full description al
sale, comprising about
FIFTY HORSES,
one pair FIRE prsukht Horses. warranted.
Many good Work, Saddle and Harness Horses
Also.
Five New Express W agons, with and without Top,
built In this city.
Also,
A large collection OF New and Second hand Rug.
etes: Rockaways, Carriages, Wagons, and other
Vehicles
Ore Back AID one Coupee in good order.
Also.
New and Second hand II arness, Saddles, Carria pes
&c. at private sale
Regular sales days, Tuesdays, Thursdays. and
Saturdays.
Carriages and Harness slw avs Oh private sale.
10 W l. WALL CO kurts
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THE EVENING STAR.
LOCAL NEWS.

THE PHILADELPHIA CONVENTION. - The
polls for the election OF delegates to the PhiIa-
deIphia Convention were opened in the Con n
Gil Chamber thIs morning and will contiune
open until Q O'Clock to-nfght-Messrs r. w
Bates, Henry Lyles, and w. j. Donoho &C ting
as Commissioners.
Up to 10 O'Clock lis votes had been polled
and there was quite lively feeling among the
friends of the candidates, among whom are
Joseph II. Bradley, ST, J. B.. Blake, W b.
hiagTuder, Esau Pickrell, X. T. Merrick Col
jas. II. O'Beirne, and Owen Thorn. The can
didates for alternates are Asbury Lloyd. W
J. Murtagh, Major Robert Clarke, r. r. Criw-
ford, John L. Norris and Thomas f LLOYD.
liz Is very probable, that before the polls
close, there will be a full vote, for with eac h
successive hour the friends of the candidates
redouble their energies :
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II A HIAIsI DE SAINT FLOUR: Ia PETITE
dts OiseauS: &c Batsills Dc Danes: Il Peears
sn TRANOK TAILOR. .
~ A AIRS Nh Az sTr MAsFE5aIESpSSon ~
Bsiidins, 81 tn st,. enc sqss.s sessa Of foss
Once. L A. a1ALY. Agent
MErsoPoLIrAsk EEs sfsEr STEAM bA-
v,,s, s..S 81 81 49, - S,: IS az sts s,s
the market. Send Coz sample. - " Hi~
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EQR kENT-The foul "a
Il HOUSE. No %, south q
near City Nall, having ali / n
ments; also. spring weter.r a
being above eround, affords .
sion In . lew days. Apply z {.
jy2.tf 40 II ST., mol
E0R RENT-Two FURNIs
Il ant and airy. Prices ai0
Pa. avenue, Dear 2lst st.
EoR RENr-In the star on
J. corner Of Pennsy lvania avs
o number Of excellent and O.
LODGING ROOMS. Terms
b. BAkEB. at the Star Once.
E0R RENT-In the STAR
u IE91, corner Of PeunsylvA
street, ROOMS suitable for Law
othcr agency Offices. Terms n
the besS In Washington. Apply
Star Once.
EoR REET-Thst hsndsoprs
l. ment RESIDENCE, No. 20
having All the modern irnprover
wster, bath room; with gas Ext
qu5Te % $50 Il street. north RI
" III JAMES I
ECR. sALE-I,IsO AOREs {
.. s0'ph county, Va. Till. ir<
rease9sole. Viii be sold in tras
ers; For quality Of Land I refer
Lathsm, n O. from Wesf Wiz
Waileeh, editor Weshfogxou n
mack . Restaurant. 500 Pa syeu =
positively be sold.
LOB HENr-In the STAR
y ner Pennsylvania avenue
BO0He sdAptsd for the Offices
R4naG. Terms moderate. Lo'
Xss11,,neson. Aeply to @. b.
WI VWS0f L..
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Commissioner Of Patents.
q p. 3. Editors Of the above papers win peas
copy, and send their bills 70 the Patent Once viii
o paper containing this notice iy d. iavsw
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CIV O. D.nOLD RYE WHISKY, "isss, The
"a. best in tewn for sale BY
-, o.s Don, f. 6, p ,,1s saa S ST. SITS
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L. C. THEAkER,

-, Commiesioner OF Patents.
copy and tsrd their bills to the Patent Once with
- paIer eontaihinz this notice. An 4.xsH
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1866-03-19


ORGANIZATION OF THE JOHNSON Aux
ILIARY CLUB "A meeting for the pur-
pose of organizing an auxiliary johnson
club was held on Saturday evening last
at Mr.. Prewett's store on Poplar street.
r. X. Turnage, Esq, was called to the
chair, and Andrew Drew appointed Sec
rotary. After the President explained
the object of the meeting, upon motion
an election Of officers was beld, when r.
X. Turnage, Esq, was unanimously
elected President; Mr. William Prewitt
and DR.. Williams. Vice Presidents, and
John Drew, Secretary. An animated
discussion, in which the President and
Messrs. Taylor, Youngblood and Dennis
took part, then ensued The propriety
of adopting series of resolutions intro
duced by Mr. Youngbleod, indorsing the
President and advising that a delegate
from the ward be sent to Washington to
communicate the sentiments of the meet
ing in person to the President, were ably
argued. 1t was finally determined to
leave this matter to the original and pa
rent club, with whom all present declared
it their purpose most cordially to act
1t was then moved and carried that the
meeting adjourn to meet again next
Wednesday evening at 7 o'clock, at the
school room, corner of High and Wash
ington streets.
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Monetary and Commercial
Money Market.

Corrected daily by r. p. BoLLISG. President
Home Insurance and Trust Company.
Exchange still adheres to its old ststus Of \
premium. selling. and \ discount, buying.
Time bills are freely taken at the following
quotations; Thirty day bills. lISper cent. dis
count fifteen day bills, = per cent. discount;
10 day bills, y per cent. discount
Gold Is decidedly on the wanc.
The Banks buy Cola to-day reluctantly, at
3. and no demand Of consequence. They ship
to New York. Silver % buying. 8 selling.
Intsres; bearing Notes improve a. the inter
est sccrues. Dates Of June, 1854, command
lg7; of July. 1854 lo61S Of August 1864,
nos; Of October. 1864. lOi1< Of December. 1864.
l05; Of Nay. lss5. Nc prem
City Scrip and Coupons 90 to sc.
Mississippi Cotton Money. no sale.
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CLEARED. The old barracks on the
northeast corner Of Second and Poplar
street has been entirely removed, and
even the planks taken away. The old
sheds on the bluff have also, with one ex-
ception, been removed tits to be hoped
this last one viii soon go with the rest
for, to paraphrase Tom Moore,
IT'S the last shed on the bluff
Left standing alone;
All its defunct companions
Are demolished and gone.
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THINGS THEATRlcAL.-The Florences
concluded four weeks engagement al
the New Memphis on Saturday week last
which was one of the most successful,
considering the inclemency of the
weather, that ever took place in our city.
The Miltonian Tableaux opens at New
Orleans this evening
Barney McCauley took benefit at the
Varieties Theatre, New Orleans, last
Wednesday, on which occasion the Mar
bic Heart was presented to large au-
dience, Mrs. Chanfrau appearing as
Marco" as You Like ii, was the next
attraction.
Madame Celeste is at the St. Charles.
The Woman in Red was being put in
preparation.
Edwin Adams is at Pixies Opera
House, and appeared last night as Rob-
ert Landry" in The Dead Heart The
Zavistowski Troupe we're at the same
house, doing up the conclusion of the
performance
Woods Theatre in Cincinnati was do
ing up the Carpenter Of Venice. MIR.
Hampton took benefit at that house, on
last Friday night
Cecil Rush concluded an engagement
at DeBar's Opera House, st. Louis, and
was succeeded by the talented author and
actor John Brougbam, who opens there
this evening.
ALADDIN was in its fifth week at the Va
rieties at that place.
Blind Tom is at the Masonic Temple,
Louisville.
At the Louisville Theatre they had in
preparation The Signet Of King Solo
mon and Ion.
Charlotte Thompson was drawing large
houses at her theatre in Montgomery,
Ala. The company supporting her does
not seem to please the Ledger, which
gives them the following wholesome adj
vice. "Mr. Nights gags are very
much out of place, and will not be borne
by the people Of this city. II is to be
hoped that he will con6ne himself strictly
to his part, and not insert slang phrases
of his own making in the piece. 1t will
be sure to be his destruction in any
well regulated theatre. We would also
Mr.. De Gray to study his
part and know it when he comes upon
the stage, and thereby save himself so
much prompting"
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Boats Leaving To-Day,

For ST. LOUIS The frst-class pas
senger packet Marble City is the regu-
lar boat for st. Louis this evening at 8
o'clock. She is in charge of the gallant
Captain Tschud, with the clever Mr.
Lake in the Office and the popular John
Tschudi to attend to the commercial
community. She is one of the most pop
ular boats, and for comfort and safety
has no superior
For CAIRO, EVANSVILLE AND Louis
vILLE.-The fast and elegant Liberty No.
2, with the old reliable" Captain Sam.
B. Archer, in command, leaves to-day at
SPIN. This is the first time the Liberty
has made her appearance at our wharf
for several months, having been laid up
for repairs; she has been thoroughly re-
paired and fitted up in the most mag
nifcent style The clever Captain Ed.
Judge has charge of the Office, and will
be found, as he has always heretofore,
''cntive and obliging to those who 60
h him, Passengers should secure
aterooms early, as she leaves promptly
at s o'clock For comfort, elegance and
safety she can not be surpassed, Hart
& Co., and John I. Shirley & Co., agents.
Miscellaneous.
Mr. Lake, clerk of the Marble City, has
our thanks for late papers
Walter E. Dill, the popular clerk of
the steamer Magnolia, will accept our
thanks for late favors
To the officers of the Bart Able we
are also indebted for favors
The Peoples Line wharfboat at Jeffer-
sonville, Indiana, sunk last week from
being overloaded. Considerable produce
was damaged.
The R. H. May was destroyed by fire
on the 9Th instant, at Poor Robins Cut,
l4O miles below Augusta, on the Savan-
nah river. Her cargo consisting of306
bales of cotton, was only partially in
sured. The boat was valued at &c. 900,
and was not insured.
Captain W. B. Donaldson has con-
tracted at Pittsburg for new steamer.
She is to be 1926 feet long, with 81 feet
of beam and % depth of hold She will
have four engines. two of 26 inches diam
eter and two of 60 inches, 10 foot stroke.
The Covington No 2, plying as ferry
boat between Cincinnati and Covington,
was destroyed by fire Loss about two
thousand dollars No insurance
Captain Geo. Pegram has contracted
at Cincinnati for a mammoth stern
wheeler
The following dispatch from Mobile
was received by the New Albany Ledger
The steamer Black Diamond, Captain
Yeoman, was burned at Gays landing,
on the Tombigbee river, March lst, with
500 bales of cotton. Boat and cargo are
a total loss. The boat was new side
wheeler, built by the Confederate Gov
ernment at Selma, and was worth about
500, 1000. Dan Carroll, the first engineer,
was badly burned, and is not expected to
live. The Cora S. brought down her
passengers and crew.
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A New STYLE OF RoBBERY.-T The
steamer Atlantic, which passed this port
last Saturday evening, afterIleaving New
Orleans, the Times of that city states
that she stopped at landing in Algie-s
to take on wood Soon after landing,
three individuals claiming to be officers
of the law came on board, and arrested
Mr.. Levi Durham, an extensive Ciucin-
matt stock dealer As no one on board
was present to dispute their claims or
the genuineness of the warrant under
which they protested to act, Mr.. Durham
quietly submitted to the arrest, and, to-
gether with his baggage, was taken
ashore by the pretended officers, conduct
ed to a house in the vicinity, where he
was searched and relieved of 5000 in
drafts and $1,000 in cash Mr.. Durham
then proposed to accompany the pre-
tended officers to the city for the purpose
of finding some friends who should con-
vince the officers that the arrest was the
result of a mistake This proposition
was aeceded to, but Mr. Durham, for
some cause, having his suspicious as to
the character of his captors aroused, and
suspecting that crossing the river with
them in a skif might not be the safest
journey in the world, declined to go, and
stoutly resisted his captors, who attempt
ed to conduct him some distance into
the country. The unequal contest re-
suited in placing Mr.. Durham hors do
combat, who was badly bruised aud then
left by the robbers, as, Of course, they
proved to be. Mr.. Dunham's partner
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There is continued good demand for Union
Bank notes at 81 buying, aud GO selling.
Planters Bank notes are bought at IS and
sold at 90.
Bank Of Tennessee notes are dull and heavy.
with no demand, though il IL now conceded that
all dates. Irrespective Of signatures. will be ac-
knowlcdged in Iiquidating prior to May. 1861.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1866-03-19

CAUGHT IN THE AcT.-Two thieves
entered the stairway of Messrs. Southall,
Hitzfeld & Moore, yesterday, and were
discovered there by Mr.. Hitzfeld. The
robbers escaped from the premises pur-
sued by that gentleman, who managed to
arrest one, and, after long chase, the
other was also taken by policeman, and
both lodged in the Station-house. A
crowbar was discovered in the store,
which had been left there by the burg
lare
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A FIGHT. Two men got into regular
row yesterday, and after war of words
they thought to have set-to to settle the
matter
They fought like brave men. long and well;
They fought until both of them fell
Into the arms of policeman McShane'
who took them to the JAIL where for the
want of funds they passed their Sunday
in the station-house, like the two black
crows who sat upon rail.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1866-03-19

AT IL o clock tomorrow, number OF
beautiful residence lots, situated in Chel-
sea, on Fifth street extended, will be sold
at auction by Monsarrat, Lanier q Co.
This is a most healthy and improving
location, and when the street railroads
are completed will be exceedingly con-
venient for residences. Omnibuses will
leave Irving Block at IL o'clock to take
all who may wish to attend the sale.
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Pure DRUGS. -There is probably moth
ing so requisite as to have a pure article
of drugs for prescriptions and good
pharmaceutist to put them up together
properly. Such articles will always be
found at the drug store of B. M. Lobby
& Co., No. Alb Main street, and they have
pharmaceutists that cannot be surpassed
anywhere They have just received a
large and we'll selected stock of pure
drugs and all kinds of fancy articles, and
people wanting anything in their line
will always find at this store anything of
first class They also keep the purest
article of coal oil and the best brands of
brandies and whiskeys, which, for medi-
cal purposes, have no superior in the
city. Prescriptions will be carefully put
up at all times of the night Both part
ners of the firm are well known through
out the South for having bravely and
faithfully served the Confederate cause
during the entire war, and are fully
worthy of the patronage of their many
Southern friends. Give them call and
they will be sure to give you entire salts
faction.
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FOR RENT.

TOR RENT.-THREE LARGE ROOMS
II over our store. To responsible tenant
mariS-im ELsON BROS. 2E Main st.
NOR RENT.-THE BEST BUSINESS OF
Il fce in Memphis. suitable for q banking and
brokerage office. The best location in the city
Mt 10 Madison street, corner Of the alley. APP
ply SUI" WHITMORE BROTHERS,
;o09 PUBLIC LEDGER Office.
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PUBLIC LEDGER.
Office. No. 13 Madison Street.
LARGEST CITY CIRCULATION.
THE CITY.
M K M r H is;
Monday Evening. March 1e, 1866

Our PUBLIC DIREcToRY.-Strangers
visiting the city in quest Of any of the
necessities or Injuries of life, will find
the names of all the frst-class business
houses in the city, together with large
amount of other important information
in our Pubic DIRECTORY column on
the first page of the PUBLIC LEDGER. T
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THRATRIcAL--The very successful four
weeks engagement of the Florences at
the New Memphis Theatre terminated
on Saturday evening, when the house
was we'll filed. Tonight the talented
tragedian, Mr.. Joseph Proctor, viii APP
pear in the beautiful tragedy of Virginius
Affer the great number of comedies re-
Gently presented. the frequenters Of the
theatre viii enjoy tragedy for a while,
especially so when such an artist as Mr.
Proctor assumes the principal character
and is supported by the able members
of the stock company, as will be the case
this evening. Mr.. Proctor assumes the
character Of Virginius, in which he
is highly spoken of by all who have seen
him. Mr.. Garden, Mr. and Mrs. Hicks,
and Mr. and Mrs flanagan, viii appear
in characters suited TO their talents, and
the whole performance will undoubtedly
be Of the very best order.