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have the desired effect and about one week ser she
ea.Oe ned UPON m Lady friend, by whose advice shc er
| ehd ,c@lled upon DR.. Harrison, and informed him
OF the .uooess that had attended his operation.
know whether Il. would do her any good or not Since
begse ne witness stated e had TmPea ~ ana
carriage. On Friday She vas taken with labor
plG' paihs' ana on Sunday gave birs to months
positively refused 10 sC9V SVs dlter te M the lady who
hsa advised her to produce the mscar.sg6, or the
tive fNat Dr Harrison did not produce the mscarrage
Ihe luIJ rendered verdict, That the sad chid came
self and some femaie 70 ns upU o ond , MN Sal
physical action Of Mrs Dabeo for the purpose Of pro.
d,dna may have hasened the miscarriage The
sso Dr Harrison to give bail IN the sum OF
s'"' u await the action OF the Grand Jury.
TIE GoLD-sT TRAGEDY
The inquest on the case of Vim. B. Carr. who was
shot III Godst, Brooklyn, Tuesday morning OF last
week. was brought TO conclusion before Coroner Lynch
Yesterday several witnesses were examined. but their
u Sned The jury returned verdict to the effect that
h Sdld m H. Carr came to hs death by injuries to
ne M pis superIndueed by ball from an airGun or rifle
mt IN the hands OF VIM Skdmore, the morning Of the
TO jail TO await trial
THE SOUTH BROOKLYN HOMICIDES.
Patrick Cox who was indicted for killing Patrick
ODohnel In grocery store in South Brooklyn, in Sep
tember last arraned the Court of Sessions yester
forth degree and the % Dsricy Attorney censentng o
was reinanded for sentence.
AN ENCOUNTER WITH KANSAS BANK ROBBERS.
o TUX TRIBUNE
KANSAS City, May 27.-Twenty five citizens of this
place started pursuit OF the Richmond Bank robbers
yesterday. As part OF them approached the house OF
man named Leayen ~ miles west OF Independence, one
diana was instantly shot and killed by Bayne Jones. |
notorious busbwhaCkcr who escaped IL In thought that
most OF the gang engaged IN the robbery protected by
bulletprOof garments as many shots fired ut them
Dy lie eitlzchs, at close quarters, without enect
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DISASTERS.
FATAL STEAM BOILER EXPLOSION.
nm pa 70 TaE TRiRUNE.

FATAL STEAM BOILER EXPLOSION.
NJ TxLE0RAPH TRIBUNE
ST. LOUIS May 27.-The steam boileri Garneau a
Dosers brewery ON the corner of Morgan and Seven
teentbsts exploded this morning, instantly killing David
Jones, the engineer.
FALLING OF WALLS AT LOUISVILLE, KY.
Iou1svIIIE. Ky., May 2S.-The front and side wall
of brick building at No. 1Os Marketst, occupied as Il
clothing store fell in 10 O'Clock today buryns three
men who were sitting at dinner near the sidewalk one
~ te, was gotten out slightly injured but the other
VI sD1 % % tsken ort insensbe and very badly bruised
One of them has since had his leg amputated
AN ENGINEER KILLED.
RrryrAIO. May 2s-John w. Morse, Second-Engl-
neer of the propeller Dean Richmond was Killed TINS al
taynoon as the vessel leaving port one OF he uec
hands LET fall fender striking Mr. Morse on tho skull
Killing him instantly The deceased was nauVe oi Do
fIOit Michigan.
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M4RRTED.

pATPs RELDFs-n City. Thursday May 81 BY the
Rev H. Partridge John 8 Bates of Bedford n y TO Charlotte
Y daughter Of John w. BelJen Of the same place
naRsTOW-o oARpNBROn Monday, May 81 By tho Rev Mt Phelps
At the residence Roswell d. Batch Biocminstie MT hayt
land Bsow, u. NJ 10 MAJ b. dAasnoF o. ueo'so NJ "'"o
esq., both Of Boston.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Gensvs, N Yron Taesas{ May ~ n
Trinity Church the Rev Dir Bise assisted 0y the KEY
Core Charlie, H. Hapgood Of Chicago III sns Fanny o9se "
Power, T. W. Powers NJ D>ot Brookn
Az a. the sane time celebrated tho Golden wedding oi
grandparents bride Reuben Hess and fasny Louise Oon
formerly of this city.
LRwIs-FLRMING-O Monday evening, May 2 the residence
the mother by the ReS Dr. hatsen % L " iF 81
Engnd 20 Alice e. Pemmng, second uansef OF 'no "o ~ n
Plemmng. Of Jerseg CITY.
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N4PY GAZETTE.
sr rHLaeRAPH TO TEE TRIBUNE.

Commander w detached from
and placed waiting orders Passed Assistant Psymase
Arms detached from the Tapoos and orored
following also detached from the Apcos and waiting
orders First Engineer David smith, Second Assistant Engineer
w Neal Acting Second Assistant Engineer GEO Cow and Acting
Third Assistant d. A. McDennott K T. MeBwel and
Nina Acting Surgeon L. Tryers Acting BnsgLs
hevey G. Sawyer o. d. Owen r. Brown. and Mates
Academy and placed waiting orders SgrgeonP Wales deche
from the Naval Hospital Norfolk Va and placed waiting ORDERS aud
Surgeon Sever ordered TO duty at that Boatswan Peter A.
Chaon ordered 70 duty Key West charge Of the naval property
there Carpenter w. W Laughton detached from duty Key West
and ordered North Acting Ras James Lofty beea hon
orally dischar
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noseless family sewing machine claims s Sonsnv
bneapcSt In use The Singer ManufacttfA ,cessf,lI
ti sve aiso patented an invention which has ens dm
umphed over that hitherto deemed insupefxs,> " Dn
Guilty the making or button-lole Their Union Bdt~>
Hole Mscihe. wich 10 very simple In working. Is ssBgp-
lar and supreme In tis intricate operation being cera
Ole OF making more than 6Qcdaiy, in the MOST perfeot
SKILL thereby efecting astonishing economy Of labor
ana cost In that industrial employment
From The London Morning Post.
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BY TKLEGRAPH TO ran TRIBUNE.

TKLEGRAPH TRIBUNE
PHILADELPHIA, May 2S.-The chess match for the
championship of the United States was commenced at
the Athen@um this morning The contestants Messrs.
c. H. Mackenzie of New-York and G.. c. Reichelm Of
this CITY, have long been prominently before the Chess
public and each has earned for himself high
reputation. Mr.. Mackenzie to us from En-
gland about three years ago with reputation
established by his victory the distinguished Ander
son IN the handicap tournament Of 1862 this match
the Prussan yielded the slight odds OF pawn and move
ana the ceerity with which he defeated proved that
Capt Mackenzie at this time rising rapidly TO
the rank of rstcass player Since his arrival in this
country steady practice has improved his play such
extent that the abest European players would find him
difficult adversary In play he is perfectly cool and col
ected and upon this much any other characteristic
do his friends place their hopes Of his success.
The first game of the match concluded this
ing favor of Capt Mackenzie and the second has Just
ended in like manner. BY the given below, it
viii be seen that the Philadelphia player has not yet
dana I'M iusfie
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oDEb-on Tuesday morning Msy a. Of coefeOn of nc sai
years sqd mOntha 4
TIE feu3 cfse smiy and those Of his sysnse NJ ae ss
w n SEYMOUR respectfully invited his
elebee Of bis parents No 24 South Orf0rs Br,ss 7ts
Qsy mortng at II o'clock
Is I.R0h 1uesasy Mar 2s sner brief ues lea
aetse Teo eldest dss hler Of the late John TABOR OF @
H friends and ho family requested te attenf htf zer9
c her late residence Mo- l0 Wayer place THURSDAY, Mas ~
ssSc'eicct p m. without fanher invitation
Alexander r. YschH NJ d. = = 49,
The the fay respectfully asd 10 sisesf
the fnes Ron ,preoa rsests eses -
between Madison and Fh Thanda Afternoon ssoce
without further notice
FAkANAt her residence No 21 f a. on Taesfsy6
hsy o. Maria Palmer widow sIisn 0oh
Notice VI funeral hereafter
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ARMY GAZETTE.
Or rELsaHkPH TO THs TRIBUNE.


Bevst naiorGea Jea Davis Colonel 23i nf,utry
ordered . report to GeG Butte conduct
Breyet Brig Gen George Blake Colonel M ARTILLERY
Pered delay c joining his Regiment until Nov CAPT M "
Sheden lth Cavalry report 10 Gen Sheridan
brevet Brig Cen L. FEhugh Artillery has been
orieRd 70 on his Company at Fort Whippe Va Brevessor
Porter Captain o. retired list has been ordered report Adjutan
philadelphia The following
granted Se and Lieut. ames King Jlst Infantry 80
Can 45th ln Sn 90 days; BreyetCol Alexander Bliss NJ 10
days. Lieut. Col sohn Brook 37th Infantry till Sept W.
Cu and Alexander Moore ats Infantry have ordered
Tezlments
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play their first match Tuesday juno T. at Irvington
the game commencing at O'Clock
match game will DO played this afternoon betwe
tho EOlectics OF NewYOrk and the Amercus Club OF
Newark, the grounds OF the latter club. FerTyst
Newark game to be called at % p. m.
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CAMBRIDGE CATTLE MARKET

nv rgLxaRLPH TRiBuss o.,,--, -. a.,
C.mnRin0K Mass 28BEKF-Rsceipt Jtthesi market dn
Rrtrs Si41S4 sO Fst Quality slJ0$lJ 3Oi Seco.d Qusy
slad$i2 80; Thiri Quality SMASH -, r..
syvp IAsBs-Recepts head prices unchanged Brra
s6G "a so spnng Lambs - 50e so Veal Calves sJ0Fo
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BASE BALL.

NEw-Y0RK UNIVERSITY VS.. COLUMBIA COLLEGE.
On Monday, May q, 1867, a match game OF base
ball was played between the NewYOrk University Nine
and Columbia College Nine the grounds OF the latter
which resulted In Of ~ 20 Il In favor OF Columbia
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A COAST SURVEY BOAT LOST.

IN TrLsaaAPH THs TRIBUNE -,
SAN FRANCISCO, May 25.-Capt Julius Dinckle,
d ACE smep of the United States Coast Survey, were
Arcwred on the goth OF May by the capszng OF boat
wbe maIIing the final survey OF Klmarnock Bay vi
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THE WEATHER.

OBSERVATIONS.
EKv-YoRK Tuesday Mar a. 1867
Day Hour ThermT Bdromr WIND
Hay 23........... go @Ja South by west
II go 9.4l Sonth south west
78o 30.JJ South south east
70D B3Js South by
REH,RKs-The visible until 1890 M and through the
openings the clouds until 2l5 and then oberated by the moonlight
doubt prevailed until Thermometer lowest n.5o
Morning. cloudy overcast hot Afternoon overcast S cload
windy Evening cloudy overcast Flashes of lightning tho West at
9:D y.
Meteorological Report Of the Observatory Of Vesar COLLEGE at Poueh
keeps>, ~ y, Jor ne work ending Saturday NGH 23 1851
Barome fOt
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coLUMBIA COLLEGE.
UKiyERsITY

la "a "a %aSGs * 81 sA. 7A Sta. sAro...
ccSanssslsy~ coiannSss'. y + g 9 ! % %
bc0rer-Joseph j. GRnVld.
UmEire-Mr. Stone.
UNIONS VS.. IRvINGTOHs.
IRe URiQps Of M0rrisapia aud the IrYinQtops viii
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PACIFIC COAST.

BT xsLuoRAPH 20 TuH TRIBUNE -
SAN Francisco. May 27.-The steamship Active
from Victoria has arrived She brings so0o0 In treas
ure Tue DeGs lro " British Coiulena - @iaPg.ss
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Crre.-h0UREIEo GOODS esep Desirable tsc sesstssth
hand JACKSOkB Mourning Store Si Brvduy sytssss
tiffany Co.'S Prices very reasonable.
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CE.ESS.

THE MATCH FOR THE CHAMPIONSHIP or THE UNITED
sTATEs-THREE GAMES BETWEEN MACKENZIE
AND REICHELM.
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THE STATE or TRADE.
~ rELssRApH 70 raK TRIBUNE.

rELEsRAPH raK TRIBUNE
The interior Eastern AID Southern trade sale: q 900 6els a 81. 50
s1 Is for Do"c EItrs Rye Floar sty .siss q sa. 50
ws $ M @Sssd & % ss % y go % 1sA % Com Ss sa ws. % Cspis s
bush Western 81 ti dull sale, o. 500 6usS Cam.
sr ;Ss5: S.S
s Boston 'S sec ALBANY and scSs"ssisd 4 to Sy sy
ri sna river sc LAKE ImpoalS GOO bush oata 600 bs.h Barley
sOS oats The canals tide ssd
s Ssss% iS'y fu %SG' cc ''sd 5000 ia
Oats. 2oJ 100 bush Peas. 1900 bush 4. -
& $ & &c. is' d '99f y gss ssss' s. closing s1 %ss:
% :, ere S '& & s2G .. spsfd 81 T s oa
S s :, S @ for NJ NJ syo quiet p1s but Rss'hsS S Bs Ss
Po6 go Jes9 50 Cattle sclse 80 IA 90 ior good %
sheep closed ,oTs 81 1ssss ~ RsssPsooo ~. ,G
Hog 800 BILL Flour 1909 bush Wheat i2a 900 bush
supsTss FSa M1 ~ ssS 90 Wheat d s Go r Rel Com
% ete s MSS1r Il ln o gs,S M. ' Pot mo sss e
Ole Clear Sides l2ic Lard in erce l2le Raw
syGsi ds oSgHs sale; al a 70, spss
* 3? wS & % s c & ' 2. bush N.r whit w cssS' %
eSs 81 81 & & q ss . S sca e az ss s 0Gs aS S%N s sss
4, le No 2 Western AZ 7sa49l Mcss PoTk quiet unchanged
shipments o bush Corn Barley dali aud nominal Hh~iue'
ST IoSi. MAY 2a-Tob,eco active. Cotton que i'
a. :, e. @ >, 'E M JhOss & Club e.g :. V G r o dS ale
at 0a9Jlc Rye advancing ~
Pork 5OaSZ2 IS Dsc0nClear Sles.
Ridl2lc Whisky heavy; ~ o., free
NAV 28COli0n hnn; sales 10 bales sddng Ioc,
holders askng advauee receipts 81 baleA
AUGUSTA MaT 2oiioa quiet bat steady sales i57 oaes'
receipts t6 bales; Midllings, Zic -,
RKw-RLKARs May 23Coiton market uped sales OF Low Md
for three dty36t against lR bales
time. To- III bales Sugar and easses noun
na unchanged Flour dull and unchanged Corn n ou
Oats unchanged Bacon Shoulder 9ic RIB c CsaT ytc rSrs
dull unchanged Lsnrme fierce l Kegs l4t3c COHee
active; Rio fir prime 29tGac Gold 1864 Sterling Exchange
a60li9 Exchange SewYok at sight par to per cent premium
MoBILE May 28CooThe market closed hrm sales Of 800 bales
MddiBgs 2jIc Receipts 81 bale. .,,u. 49,,
CHARLEsTOS H. G. May -Coon market quiet Mohngs S'uEoe
sales Of ~ bales Receipts, 100 bales ,,u ..
~ C.. May 28Ootou is hrmer, Midiings, zac
Spirits Turpentine dali at 52c Rosn quiet st $685. - ,
May 2sFoar dull Wheat dai but unehanged Family
Fancy slf0Sl6 Corn firm AZ 8Ba9oc for No elevators Os
held IS Cotton steady Mdiing 2te Whisky
Provisions dull aud unchanged Lard lRte buer
lower Fresh ls9c Eggs 60lTc Grocefs unchanged
Gold 1851 Money tight
ToLEpo May 23-Flour quiet Wheat dropping Amber held Al
Corn shd advanced 2dJ sales az e 10
QSl n Tor and advanced e saes At 7oal5c .
28-Four dul Wheat declining No sold Al
81 g. a. Oats unsettled 76c for No and 7bc o NO
"a and Csc for New Sheed ReceiptsO
hush Wheat, Oats 900 bush Corn shpments-leO
Ibis Flour Wheat p 00O bush Oats, 900 bft Corn
PauApELPnIA dull 28c Cor Mdding Uplaod
Flour dull Etr State S5 Wheat dali ct 20 % Rye 81 r. Com
les active; sales Western = 10 Oats steady at 6Se
Pok-NeS Mess 3 Coffee dull At ltc. currency icr
Ro. Sugar steady; Cuba He WHISKY nominal
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Their, was hut supply Beef Cattle As week the eate
offerings amounting $50 head The price advanced some lots OF eti
cattle selling hsh $40 the 100 h Fair 10 good estte sold 81 nom
i 10 : i8 and common Sl4 to Sl5 20 condition.
rather dull the supply escees
the demand head sold at from bt TO u cents per ID
gross II. ~. - xoo ha,t
demand Hogs this week quite fair aud JoV heal
use so a, from 10 70 100 u net 30 condition
Cow-There activity In this market and tue lss
20 PCS head Al from 48 80 Spnge aud non BOO TO 90 Tor
Cow
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Special Notices,

Special Notices,
Tke Air Advertises
PHsLOEs NIGHT BLOOMING CgRBUst
Delightful puts eysry place
neni party. every Tees of thoas % h
kercbe difase the invisible evidence Of sH decsc
sad il but praise.
Council No. o, u. l.. A., Ninth Ward. VII held seEusy
meeting at ureenwch Hall Christopher and Hs6o fal6
"Wednesday EVENING. at 8ocock fen stendsrse DESIRED
business Of Importance is 10 be transacted.
VIZ u. YoUse Sec'y NORMAN sTaATrOE PscssdesA
Tho New-York Ladies' Southern Reiief Assocsntsea
have Oace at No Ss Peurave dssts.s os food ssts
and win be gratefully received pssn1T
10 te south DeBsos og received M
rressarer ARTHUR LBARf esq. No u Wiihsmst
The New-YOrf6 Ladies', Southern Relief Associatson
who make kHown The public refused s -
which have bees offered them crcaa cards eusa
asked 70 do these ladies' the favor giving h aoce the west
pabhcty Mrs J. J. ROOSEVELT,
Mrs JOHN SHERWOOD
Mrs EDWARD COOPER
Ma ~ L. Al. BARLOW.
Ma G. FREMONT,
Mrs. WIN T. COLEMAN
Mrs d. FIBfJD, Sc he. kc
0fhce Of the Association No 32s Fourth New YORK. mss b. isa
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The Mutual
LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY
or NEW YORK
WINSTON. PsesiIest
CASH ASSETS
Invested Bond and Mortgage United States stocks
SS20, ,4O6, ,665 48.
ues approved description Of Life and Endowment reies
selected lives moderate rates returning surplus annually u tbs
Policy Holders 10 bo used either prem. yuh
additional Insurance, the option OF the assured
RICHARD A. McCURDY, ViceIresdeat
SHEPPARD H0MANS, Aetasry
1ois isaac n aan1EE srSssr s'o's'.rs.
To H0usekeepers.
DIRECT FROM PARIS
..,,..,,, ,,,,,.,. new s.yses a
DINNER SRTs.
se.sc. &c, ss-S
We have slso complete assortment Of
GAS rxrUREs. ~
"IVShrhArhO WAKE TABLE cUTrExyd
CIT AND ENGRAVED TABLE 'IA'' rARraE yrauaxsj
"HoN1" 0Do"A'' 'A' MASrBb oRsAmEKrd
all Of which prices found other es
WE DALEY Co,
BsosdgH
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TIE CINCINNATI RACES.

CTNCTHNATI, May 2s-The Buckeye Cub races
were well attended to-day. The first race OF the
Burnet House Club, twOnle heats for 200, for four,
year ods -Four horses started; ID. j. Grouse entered
Mack johnson, and Douglas entered Duke Of Orleans =
Alexander entered Merrill and Kean Richards entered
bay colt by Lexington The first two heats were won by
Merrill time, 1904 and 400l The second race was mile
hoats Ods $50 entrance McSrath entered
Erin: Clay entered Rival Grigsby and West entered Phe
dix Bell Rival won two straight heats time, 1909 anu
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Henry 3; s.anten, w

-O-.a.n.aTha 'pareat Of thousand I uxes BrTrRRs}
hs ppfal ass Of DIR LANGLRYs ROOT ana % ssss assosx
TsT ssngthn the Appetite promote dsesueo N Druxgs3s T
,,s I }hs sy.ten and restore lost health soh '' - "
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new scientific Wonder e Chs1fas 80 !. yrsearsd the ss
bs fruit Of the Brazilian Shrub A9tasn1 oo t
% Human Hair will not sssa Nc and fsscsy f4
ao minerals chemicals FIVE w ~ ~ Fourth
sp 20 I - .!Sss v"sah hsSs III ~
ooaaes, va sSTshRsie%lr STa1sp%r ssa - s sss 3 "a
sssss s as ioIoss sss,iO.s a 'aa 2 Ssiaa a 1:as N
q N ssatOss x and r. '' q w. JAMES kELbS. h
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1867-02-26
Proposals for Street Payements.
MAYORS OFFICE.

MAYORS OfFlCE,
cEALEEbb AfPPkEs oP FSsEI e%ST WILL E. RE-
- ceived at this office until II O'Clock of Tues
day, February 10Th, ls6l, for grading and pa
wing, with NICHOLSON pavementIMain
street, from Auction TO Calhoun Second street
from Winchester to Beal; Poplar street, from
Front to the city limits Adams street, from
Front to the city limits Jefferson street, from
Main TO Charleston avenue Court street: on
the north and south sides Of Court Square, from
Main 10 Second Madison street, from Front
to the Memphis and Charleston railroad
bridge; Union street, from Front to Yelling
ton (; Beal street, from Front TO Wellington,
and Front street, from Union TO Beal.
Also, for paving with STUNE-FrOnt street,
from Market to Union; Centre alley and Sec
ond alley, from Market to Union, and all al
leys running from Front to Second between
Market and Union streets.
The entire length of the. proposed NICHOLSON
pavement will measure about six and three
fourths miles; and tho entire, length Of tho
proposed stone pavement will measure for
streets about two-thirds Of a mile, and for
alleys nearly two miles.
The terms and conditions on which propo-
sails will be received and entertained, specihca-
and other information relating thereto, if re-
quired can be obtained at this Office or of
Francis Foster, City Engineer.
Bids must be inclosed In envelopes and
stamped with sealing wax across the fold Of the
paper, and Endorsed. Proposals, for paving
- street with pavement" naming the street
or alleys and kind Of pavement), and must be
addressed to the Mayor and Finance Commit
tee.
Parties making proposals will be required to
bid for each street separately.
Terms of payment are one-half cash. the
balance in thirty. sixty and ninety days from
the completion of each section of three hun
dred and eighty feet.
W. 0. L0FLAND. Mayor.
N. B.-The right to use Nicholson's patent
is secured by the city, and will be let TO con-
tractors at the same p-ice paid by the city-ff-
teen cents per yard. l49
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1867-02-26
Pearl Diving.

1t is said that corporate companies
being now formed for everything, it is
announced that what is called the Pacific
Pearl Company has been organized in
New York. This company intends to
operate at the Pearl Islands, some thirty
miles from Panama, and has sent out
there, to begin the work, a submarine
boat, capable Of carrying ten or twelve
men at one time, who can labor under
the water for many hours. This boat is
so constructed that it can be lowered
and hoisted at moments notice, and
is arranged so that, when lowered, the
men can operate the boat at the bottom,
by means Of trap-doors-thus giving each
man g space Of about ten feet square in
which to work. The company have yet
to demonstrate, however, whether pearl
fishing by a corporation can be carried
on as proftably as by individuals.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1867-02-26
BE NOT DECEIVED.

DEADER. IF YOU HAVE HAD THE SAD
IL misfortune % contract the accursed dis
ease, known As vcnerial, In any form. you can
be cured n care not IN what stare 10 mty pre-
sent itself, whether primary, &c -ondary or ter
tiaryl without taking one solitary rrain Of
medicine. After ten yc.rl OF close invostira-
ton and practical experience. ] am convinced
that internal treatment, for the purpose Of ef-
fecting permanent cure 81 syphilitic diseases
j. useless. aud. that in a large proportion Of
cases. Il absolutely does more harm than good.
While undcr ny methcd of external nciics-
cation. which & pleasant and agreeable 20 the
patient, i defy competition With any other
method known 20 toe medical profession. Tor
speedy and permanent cure-uhich guarantee
in all cases. In making this important fact
known 10 the public. wish % state that ! am
a regular Practitioner Or medicine that i an
q graduate o. the Medical ucrartnc1t Of the
Univsrsify Of Louisville, ky., and that ny
method 81 troFtiug those diseases has cost year
Of deep study and close ohscrrafiun-
All diseases OF the Ear ard Lgt treated upon
the most improved methods.
..OFFlcE-No.. - Monroe street. betEsss
Main and Second. rs
Rcspecifaily. CIV. Mcleod. Nd.