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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-05-01
AMUSENIENTS.

Masonic ORPHANS BENEFIT.-The sale
Of tickets at the box office of the theater
this morning was sufficient to assure the
attendance of large and fashionable
auditory tonight, on the occasion of the
presentation of the capital comedy of the
Serious Family and other attractions,
by amateurs, in aid of the Masonic Fund
for the relief of orphans. The cast of
the play has already been given the rea-
ders of the LEDGER and the names Of
the highly esteemed and cultivated ladies
and gentlemen who are expected TO APP
pear have awakened general interest in
the entertainment which will not fail to
replete the house with their friends and
admirers. Those who have not already
secured seats should be in attendance at
an early hour.
MAY BALL.-The grand opening ball
of the season at Forest Hill comes off to-
night, and will, we doubt not, be most
pleasant and successful affair. The at
tendance from this city promises to be
large.
ODD FELLOWS PfoYIC.-The /. O. o.
F. of this city are sparing no pains in
arranging for the grand anniversary
picnic to be given under their auspices
on the 7th inst. The order will turn out
en- mdsse, and the grounds will doubt
less be visited by many of the uniniti-
ated. Special cars will be run on the
Beal street track during the day for the
accommodation of those who purpose
attending.
The VARIETIES new features re-
Gently introduced by Manager Broom
have largely increased the nightly at
tendance at this popular resort. The
large and talented troupe of the estab-
lishment appear every night in new and
pleasing parts, and are enthusiastically
received. Among the old favorites of the
company we would especially mention
Misses Kent, DeVere, Wallace and
Jackson. An excellent bill, on the oc-
casion of Miss DeVere's benefit, tonight,
including the K. K. K. and the spectac-
ular pantomime and ballet of the Green
Monster.
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OUR POLICE.
Their DOings i'm April---Ar-
rests Made and Fines
COlIecte
Property Lost and Recovered
---ImpOrtant Incidents---
Interesting Exhibit.

The following showing of the business
done by the Metropolitan Police, under
Commissioners Beaumont, Burditt and
Richards, will be read with interest:
FIRST DIsTRICT-oAPT. P. s. sIMoNs.
Total number of arrests, 426. Ameri-
can (white), go; American (colored),
l6l; English, l.; French, 4 German,
10; Irish, l4l Italian, ID. State cases,
rs; number fined, 23O; number dis
charged, III,
Observation-Disclosures Of arrests,
426; State cases, rs; number tried and
fined, 230 number tried and discharged,
l2l amount Of fines assessed, $3243 80 I;
amount on mittimusses issued, $l46l so ;
amount of fines collected, SlS4S 80 (;
amount collected on mittimusses, $447 I;
total amount collected, 1926 80 ;emount
of lost or stolen property recovered,
1903 10.
Incidental Matters. -Lodgers accom-
modated, 70; animals found astray and
restored to their owners, 3; accidents,
3; fires, 8; lost children, Z.
SECOND DIsTRIoT--CAPT. s. PERRY.
Total number of arrests, 1893. Amer
lean (white) As; American (colored),
1902; English, l; German, IA; Irish, 81 I;
Italian, 3. State cases, Ga number
fined, 95; number discharged, 80.
Recapitulation. -Number of arrests
1873; State cases, Ga; number tried and
fined, 95 number tried and discharged,
80; amount Of fines assessed, $l403 I;
amount ON mittimusses issued, $506 (;
amount of fines collected, 1897 amount
collected on mittimusses, Sl26 30 total
amount collected, sl023 so; amount of
lost or stolen property recovered,
1876 10.
Incidental tters-Lodgers accom-
modated, 81; animals found astray and
restored 10 their owners, g.; accidents,
4 fires, 4 lost children, 3.
Observation-Disclosures of arrests
First District, 426; Second, 1893; total,
ga. Number of State cases-First Dis
trict, IS; Second, Ga; total, 1879. Num-
Der tried aud fned-First District, 230
Second, IS; total, 325. Number tried
and discharged : First District, l2l;
Second, 80; total, $50. Amount Of fines
assessed-First District, $3243 go; Sec.
oud, sl40S; total, $4646 30. Amount on
mitimusses issued-First District, $l46l
so; Second, $500; total, $l967 so.
Amount collected on mittimusses-First
District, SAT; Second, Sl26 so; total,
s57s so. Amount Of fines collected
First District, $ls4s 80; Second Dis
trict. Ss97; total collected, $2745 30.
Amount of lost or stolen properly recov-
ered-lsi District, 1908 20; ID District,
1856 70: BY detectives, SS2l6 80.
Total, 1896 Is.
incidental Matters -Lodgers aeoomo-
dated-lst District, 70; "a District, 81
total, ll6 Animals found astray and
restored 10 owners-lst District 3 I'd
District. g; By detectives, y total, 3D.
Aecidents-lst Districts; ID District I
total, Z. Fires-lst District, q ID Dis
trict 4; total, l3 Lost children-lst
District, I; % District, 3 total, 10.
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POLICE ITEMS.

We are requested by the Police Com
missioners to state that those, after this
date, who are found driving at rapid and
reckless gaits through the streets of the
city, will in every instance be arrested
and dealt with according to the provi-
sions of the ordinance touching the mat
ter. The same rule will likewise be
strictly enforced in regard to drays. The
Commissioners are determined to break
up the practice, and have taken this
method of doing so.
Louisa Blaney swore out . warrant be-
fore Esquire Daily this morning, against
John Burk and wife and Mrs. Riley,
charging them with assault and battery.
Burk in turn swore out warrant against
Louis Blaney, charging her with larceny.
The cases come up for hearing this af-
terneon.
HCoustable Lyman this morning ar
rested a man named Clark, charged
with resisting an officer. He gave $1,000
bonds to appear and answer on Monday.
The stable of Mr.. Stephen Phillips,
near Whites Station, was visited by
thieves last night and valuable horse
stolen. The thieves are supposed to
have driven the animal to this city.
The residence of Mr.. P. Fl. Hunt, re-
siding about half a mile cut on the
Raleigh road, was entered by burglars
last night, and clothing and other arti-
cles to the value of $500 stolen. An
entrance was effected by pricing up a
window sash.
Thirteen cases disposed Of in police
court this morning, petted thirtyone
dollars.
-Four young Jehues were up before
the Com missioner at the Adams street
station this morning, to answer to the
charge Of fast driving.
Everything was unusually quiet IN
both police districts this morning. No
arrests were made up to noon.
L. A. McGinnis was committed, IN
default Of $1,000 bond. By ESQ. Daily last
evening, on q charge Of obtaining money
under false prstenses from = negro
woman.
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MEMPHIS, May ], 1858.

RUssELL's DIsPENsARY.-This asylum,
which has now been established some
nine years or more, has become one of
the institutions of the city. tits in every
appointment one of the completest and
most excellently conducted laying'in
hospitals of the Southwest. The gentle
man whose namo it bears, DR.. Russell, is
a thorough graduate of medicine, prac-
titioner of long standing, and has met
with an almost Unprecedented success in
oil cases which have fallen under his
treatment, especially those of an agra
waited and chronic character contracted
in early youth and moments of thought
lessness. The dispensary is located at
AZ North Court street, where those wish
ing his services will find the Doctor be-
tween 8 am. and 8 pm.
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THE TURF.
Fourth Day Of the Spring
Meeting ON the Assoc
citation Course.
Increased Attendance-TwO
Spirited Matches-The
sport To-Day

ne Wcutntf was cleur uuu pieeonh'
yesterday, and as consequences the at
tendance at the course was very large,
the number Of ladies on the stand being
considerably in excess Of that of the pre-
vious day, The sport was excellent and
betting ran high. The races commenced
punctually at three o'clock. The
FIRST MATCH
was for the Association purse; mile
heats; free for an. The following were
the entries;
Yancey 4 Greenfell's s. c. Transit formerly
Sandy Barnesl, years old. BY Bleak Wind,
dam Prairie Flower. Dress-Green, orange
and red.
E. wGrwick's b. h. Joe 4. Johnston. 6 years
old, by Geodwood, dam Judy. by imp; Sove-
reign. Dress-Red and blue. white sash.
Joe Johnston was by odds Of two to
one the favorite in the pool. In the first
heat both the horses got of well, Joe
taking the lead and keeping ii round,
winning by length, in l:493. In the
second heat, Joe also started off in the
lead again, coming in ahead, winning
the heat in l:54. The third heat, and the
race was, likewise won by Joe, in 2:05
The
SECOND MATCH
was for the Association purse Of $3.50;
mile heats; free for ell The following
were the entries:
Il. A. Smiths b. h. Malcomb, years old. by
Bonnie Scotland. dam Lady Lancaster. Dress
White and blue.
VIM. Brady's ,. h. Jack Gamble. IT,, years
old, pediree unknown. Dress.Red and blue.
M. G. Costillo's b. c. Seagull. Syears old. by
Bill Cheatham dam Scamue, by Childe Harold.
Dress White and green.
j. Mernan's ch. f. Magazine, years cid. by
Australian. dam Wagner. Dress-Blue and
white.
Malcomb was the favorite in the pool.
Iu the first heat he took the lead at the
start and retained it round, coming in
under the string two lengths ahead in
l:5l, with Gamble second, Magazine
third, and Seagull fourth. The second
heat resulted in similar manner, Nal
colin again winning, with Gamble fol-
lowing, Magazine third, and Seagull
distanced Time, Isl.
RACES TO-DAY.
The following is the programme for
this afternoon:
First Race association Purse, $500 - Tco
Nile Heats Free for all.
NJ. @. Costello enters b. {. Agnes Donovan,
years old. by Lexington, dam Little Peggy, by
Cripple. Dress-Red and blue.
p. Mitchell blk. b, Pat Cleburne, years old,
by Hiawatha, dam by imported Emu. Dress
Red and white.
h. A. Smith CHI. h. Chicamaugs, 5 years old.
Dress-White and blue.
Second REORGANIZATION Purse, $250-Mile
Heats-Free for all.
Il. A. Smith b. f., years old. by Bonnie
Scotland. dam by Alamode. Dress-White
and blue.
p. Mitchell bk. h Rgip. 3 years old, by
Shelby. dam by imported Emu. Dress-Red
and white.
johnson & Patterson 8. Q. Wiesenhunt.'S
years old. by Sherrod, dam by John Hunter.
Dress-Purple and purple.
The sale of pools at the Senate last
night Was lively. The entries in the first
race are five year olds-a rare match
and there was scarcely any difference in
the pools as between Agnes and Chicka-
manga. Cleburne fell behind. The
pools were nearly even in the second
race, all of whose entries are three year
olds
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-05-01
MOTHsi MOTHS! Furs packed,
stored and insured against moths, at
Leidy a. Co.'S, 269 Main street. "a
Overton Barber Shop and Bathing
saloon.

ImoSt respectfully inform my friends,
customers and the public generally, that
l have removed from my old stand, No.
IL Poplar street, and have rented the
above named establishment, in the well
known 0verton Hotel. Thankful for
past patronage, so literally bestowed, l
solicit continuance of the same. /
further promise that strict and courteous
attention to business will be observed.
The bathrooms will also be renovated,
improved with some additional rooms,
and will be kept clean.
The best assistant BARRIERS are always
employed. Respectfully,
Fl. G. HAMPE, Proprietor.
MEMPHIS MAY l. 1858. So
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N or / g II .
J. N. Privsit vs.. Thomas e'DOnnell. Trustee.

]. N. Privett vs.. Thomas o'Donnell, Trustee.
WHEREAS A PETITION HAS BEEN
w filed in this Court by J IN. Privett, pray
ing that the Trusteeship created aud existing
in and BY virtue Of Deed of Trust executed
on the 18th day Of April, A. d. 1867. between S.
Fred. Hailman and wife, S. G.. Hailman. Of
the first part, and A. p. Kennett Of the second
part, and Thomas 0'Donaell. Trustee. of the
third part, which Deed of Trust is en- fle in
the Registers Office Of said county, and vas
registered in said Office in book No. 60. part 3.
pages 81. So 50 and 81. April r. 1851. and L APP
pearing 70 the Court that the petitioner, j. N.
Privett. is the holder OF certain notes, the pay
ment Of which ERE secured by the terms Of said
Trust Deed; and IL further appearing to the
Court that the said Trustee therein named. to-
wit, Thomas 0'Donnell, is a nonresident Of
the State Of Tennessee, il is ordered that pub
LEGATION be made according 70 law. and should
the said Thomas O'Donnell fail to appear be-
fore the Court. within the next four weeks, that
then he shall be removed. bis Office as Trustee
be declared vacant, and Z. B. Foster be ap-
pointed Trustee in bis stead 70 carry out and
fulfill and perform the duties devolviuE on him
by virtue ofthe terms OF said Deed Of Trust.
DAVID JOHN LEAGUE. Clerk.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-05-01

THE WEEKLIEs.- hundred and fifty
weekly papers, mostly illustrated, are re-
ceivsd at Emmons, 10 Jefferson and 1893
Main street The subjects are as various
as can be conceived. Mostly literary,
many are devoted to mechanics, music,
horticulture, agriculture, religious, spirit
ualism, satire, fun, etc. He last night
received Kelley's Weekly, Chimney Cor
ner. New York Ledger. Comic Monthly,
Literary Album and many others, besides
dailies from the Western cities and New
York, and the Lacrosse Democrat.
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BERToN's elegant ice cream saloon, at
the corner of Fourth and Poplar streets,
is now open. All that want nice plate
of ice cream should go there Ice cream
from quart upward delivered to families
if ordered. 81
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THE Bonn ELEorIos.-The vote upon
the issuance Of 81, 100000 In time bonds,
yesterday, resulted as VIC predicted il
would in yesterdays LEDGER The vote
was largest in the negro wards, while the
whites Of the city who are not dsfrau-
chised manifested but little interest in
the matter. Out of the 1893 votes polled
II is very safe to say that not ever 800
were cast by Taxpayers, the remaining
1888 being principally negroes. The fol.
lowing is the result;
First Ward-Bouds, 1879; TO bonds,
Al. Majority for bonds, 80.
Third Wdrd-Bonds, 25l no bopds,
II. Majority for houds, ia.
Fifth Ward-Bonds, 1884; no bonds,
50. Majority for bonds, las q
Seventh Ward-Bonds, 1858; nc bonds,
SO Majority for bonds, 1876.
Recapitulation- bonds, s27; no
bonds, I'll. Mejoriiy for bonds, GIG.
Total vote, 1898.
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1000 hats, from 10 cents to 81, at
RICE 4 ESoEL's,
203 Main street

Pure SODA WATERING have OBJ
tanned, at great expense, one Of the finest
and most approved GENERATORS ever in
vented for the manufacture of Soda
Water. 1t is connected with cistern Of
pure rain water; and as the process Of
its manufacture is constantly going on,
it is always fresh, cool and pure. Give
il trial.
WARD & LRGUERE, Druggists,
Corner Main and Adams streets,
81 Opposite Worsham House.
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Cotton Market,
Prices Current.

at which Country Orders can be filled.
COFFEE-Rio. 26@2sc.: Java, 42@45c.
PQRK--Mess. SIS 0092S So; Rump, $2l 0O9
BAC0N-Clear sides, 18a1slkc; Rib sides,
lIASl719c Shoulders. H19@l5cs Hams, 1919
zoo,
FLOUR : Superfne, 50 5OalO 90: Extra,
O9 cSRN ~ iii sSs Yellow. soss5c.
0ATS-per BUSH, S5ds0c.
SUGAR-Fair Louisiana, 151k@16c choice
Louisiana, fel711c; Clarified Louisiana, 1859
1915 Crushed and Powdered, 1917 zoe.
NAILS-Per key. 81
LARD-Keg. l8@lSHc; Tierces, 161S@17c.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. S 2595 So; eating.
81 1895 10.
cHEESE-Factory, l71I@Isc; English Dairy.
49,.
CORN MEAL Plain, 81 25@4 so; kiln
dried, 81 75S5 90.
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BOARDING.

nOARDING-pOARD FOR SINGLE GEN
Is tiemen or families can be obtained at a
healthy and pleasant locality. on Shelby stree.
and convenient to the street cars. The roems
are large and comfortable, and open grounds
ali around and to the river; very suitable for
summer residence. Address" W. L." at this
Office References exchanged. oil
BOARDING. GOOD BOARD CAN BE
Is had at No. 20 Linden street, either by the
day or week -
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-05-01

MISSISSIPPI AND TEsSEssEE RAILROAD.
Arrive. Depart.
New Orleans express. daily. 225 Pm. 4l5 Pm.
Sardis accom'n, ex, Sunday, $3.50 AN. l:S0 Pm.
Freight. Nerth. Monday,
Tuesday and Friday.
South. Tuesday. Thursday
and Saturday.....""....... 1926 Pm. $3.50 AN.
MEMPHIS AND oHARLRsrox RAILROAD.
Through mall daily......-.... 500 pm. 1910 pm.
Through express. daily"....l0 :40 pm. 1l.30 Pm.
Somerville nc. save Sunday SOS An. 500 pm.
Corinth ac., save Sunday. 600 m.
Railroad time twenty minutes faster than
city time.
Office. No. 27s Main street. and at Depot.
MEMPHIS AND LOUISVILLE RAILROAD.
Day Express-.................. 9l5 AN. 700 AN.
Night Express.....-........... 3:l5 Pm. 400 PM
Railroad time Is is minutes faster than city
time: Ticket office, No. 2716 Main street. De-
pot. head Of Main street.
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REMEMBER HEssE & Co. 5 stock of dam
aged goods must be sold without regard
to price or value, at 234 Main street +
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JUST REoEIvED-The latest novelties
in spring and summer dress goods, at
46t SEEssEL's, 259 Main.
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DR. ]. B. FERGUSON. of Nashville, will
deliver an address at the Municipal
Courtroom, corner Second and Union
streets, on Sunday morning, May 3, at
eleven o'clock. ~
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-05-01

Get your spring hat at Lei1y &
Co.'s, 260 Main street, opposite the
square. 50
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MEERSCHAUM PIPES nicely col
ored, repOlished and siIver-mOunted,
at August Joerss', zoe Main, between
Adams and Washing ton streets. 81
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CoAL.-Bigly, Mellersh 4 Co., dealers
in Pittsburg and Kentucky coal, 25'South
Court street.
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We will sell our damaged stock, re-
CARELESS of cost or value. Hesse & Co.,
234 Main street. +
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FANCY FowLs.-The largest collection
of fancy chickens, ducks, pigeons, birds,
and dogs, ever brought to this city can
be found at No. COZ Jefferson street, be-
tween Main and Second, for few days
only. 52f
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MOTHsi MOTHSI - Furs pack ed,
stored and insured against moths, M
Leidy d Co.'s, 269 Main street. 81
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To Printers. = In another column
will be found the advertisement Of q new
and superior Roller Composition, which
is cheaper and more durable than that
formerly in use. Mr.. Tracy, the agent, is
also prepared to cast rollers at short mo-
tice, and at low rates.
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COST COST COsT!--The large and
splendid stock ofBOOTS, SHOES and
HATs--One Ofthe finest I'm the South
Ito be closed out at LESS THAN
EASTERN COST, FOR CASH.
j. Il. HANDLAN d. CO.,
I 279 Main street.
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LrrsnAar. -onr nla..r

LiTfhAer. Our clever
Locke, % Jefferson street.,
lanche building, has just rec
and varied assortment of news ana nse-
rary papers, periodicals and bound waks
Joe Is the only agent In Memphis ofthat
sterling Democratic newspaper, the Gin
cinnati Enquirer, which is daily received
in adyapce Of the maila Among the
freshest things on his counter this morn
ing, We found the Chimney Corner, New
York Ledger, Comic Monthly, Literary
Album and La Crosse Democrat.
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REMEMBER HRssE & Co. s stock of dam
aged goods must be sold without regard
to price or value. at 234 Main street. I
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-05-01

AUGUST JOERss, practical Watch
maker and Jeweier, removed 90 a0a
Main, between Adams and washing
ton streets. "A
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We will sell our damaged stock, re-
CARELESS Of cost or value. Hesse & Co.,
234 Main street. +
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JUsr REoEIyKD-Lonsdale fine cam
brio for ladies' wear, very low by the
piece. A. SERssEL 4 Sow,
f6T 259 Main.
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cANrON MArrINGs. ETC.

,~,ANTON MATTTNGS, WHITE IND
I cherked Cocoa. Cane and Manina MAI
ing and Mats Of q = kinds, Just receivese9 g g
MCKINNEY, BR1SOh Gus.
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Fl. B. PAcKER-No. Pittsburg coal
No. 1881 Main street.
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ALEXANDER kid gloves, new shades
just received at SEEssELs,
act 259 Main.
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BEST QUALITY of linen lawns-were
slightly wet--at sacrifice.
7 RICE az EXCEL.
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Gold Pens Repointed at sas Main st.

DEEDS, Leases, Bills of Lading. Dray
Tickets, and all kinds OF Blanks for sale
at this Office. +
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BARTLETT'S
PATENT
Polar RetrigeratOrs.
MCKINNEY, BRYsON d CO.,
NOW RECEIVING THEIR USUAL
n supply Of the deservedly popular
nucEn arm
POLAR REFRIGERATOR,

Considered By those who have used them 70 be
he hest In America. They can WITH pleasure
refer TO numerous persons in the city VINO nave
them in use.
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HAYS Coal CoMPANY.-Best Pittsburg
coal, Wholesale and retail. We weigh on
the city scales. Office, 2S7 Main street.
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MOTHsi MOTRsi--Furs packed,
stored and insured against moths, at
Leidy a Co.'S 269 Main:street. So
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-05-01

ALL KINDS of bleached and brown do
nestle, below cost, at Rice & Engeps.
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A new and tastefully fitted ice cream
saloon has been opened at 100 Poplar
street, where ladies and gentlemen can
at all times be served with oil the re-
freshments of the season-fruits, creams,
and candies. Pineapple sherbert this
evening.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-05-01

JUST REcElvRD-Striped and checked
silks, at A. SERssRL & sos's,
46T 259 Main.
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RExEuBEE HEssE q Co.'S stock Ofdam-
aged goods must be sold without regard
70 price or vslue. at ga Mais street I
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Special Notices.

Cough.-No Cure, No Pay.-FoRREsr's JU-
SIPER TAR is.warranted to cure Cough, Group.
Hoarseness. Throat and Lusg Diseases, or the
price positively refunded. instantaneous re-
lief produced. Try it. Ifnot satisfied, return
the empty bottles and get your money back.
D. F. GOODYEAR, $40 Second street. Agent.
Price 35 cents. 1878
New Marriage Guide.-An Essay for Young
Men. on Physiological Errors. Abuses and Dis
eases incident to Youth and Early Manhood,
which create impediments to MARRIAGE,
with sure means of relief. Sentjn sealed letter
envelopes free of charge. Address. DR.. J.
SKILLIN H0UGHT0N. Howard Association,
Philadelphia. Pa. 13l-via
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-05-01
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T OsT-TWO DEEDS; ONE FROM 9. 2.
/ Vance to W. J. Saint. the other from +.
- NJ. White TO W. j. Saint. The finder will con-
Ser favor by leaving them at this once. o.
T OST-DOG.-A WHITE BULL PUPPY
i strayed away. near Poplar street Marcy,
on Saturday evening. for when we VIII pay the
finder on his return TO us. ,,,,,,r-co
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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-05-01
EOR RENT
BRICK DWELLING.

containing eight rooms. on Orleans street, near
Vance. new and in complete order. large yard.
Will be rented low to good tenant. Apply
IN A. WHITE d CO.,
AT ga Front street.