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REFERENIES.
Hon. james &. Blaine, Speaker House oil Repre-
sentatives.
Hon. r.. c. Schcnck, Chairman Committee OF
Ways and Means House of Representatives
Hon. James A. Garfield, Chairman of Committee
on Banking and Currency.
Hon. Alexander Rives.
Hon. H. Fl. Wells, Governor OF virginia
II. G. Bond, ESQ.,, Register In Bankruptcy.
Major-Geperal .. .. Howard U. :: A.
Colonel A. S. Butord President OF the Richmond
and Danville and York River railroads;
II. u. Cooke, Esq, of Jay Cooke & Co:
General Williams c. Wickham, President OF the
Chesapeake and Ohio railroad. up Is 3md&"
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Foreign News.

LONDON. July 10.-Thc report on the dis
establishment bill has been received III the
House of Commons.
The Earl OF Clancartc gave notice i'll the
Lords when the bill came up for third
reading he would move three months post
ponement.
FRANCE.
BREsT, July 10.-Thc Great Eastern will
reach Shoal water to-day.
SPAIN.
MADRID, July 10.-The Governor OF Cata-
lonia is dismissed for failure to prevent
republican demonstrations.
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WHAT IS THOUGHT OF THE
VIRGINIA ELECTION.
Special Dispatch TO the New York Commercial
Advertiser.

Special Dispatch to the New York Commercial
Advertiser.
WASHINGTON, July S.--Thc result Of the
Virginia election takes all parties by sur
prise here, and is the subject Of anxious de-
liberation among tho Radicals, who regard
il rs marking the beginning Of the end of
Rcpubicanism IN the South.
II is probable that an effort will he made
by tho extremists in Congress to invaldatc
the election. But the attempt will scarcely
succeed. The President and Administra-
ton will certainly maintain the Legality of
the election.
There will probably be strong ight in
Congress on the admission of the delegates,
and their record will be closely scrGtinizcd.
But it is believed that men of undoubted
LOYALTY will be admitted to their seats.
II is reported that Governor Walker will
hr elected to the United States Senate from
Virginia, thus placing the State Executive
in The hands of the Lieutenant Governor
elect, who is 4 southern man and strong
Conservative.
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NOTICE-SPECIAL PARTNERSHIP.
The undersigned have formed special partner
slip for the purpose Of conducting the WHOLE
SALE BOOTAND SHOE BUSINESS i'll the city
of Richmond under the firm and style of G. \.
BALDWIN Il BEAIL. c. \. Baldwin and \. r.
Beall residents OF the city of Richmond. are gene
city Of Baltimore, is special partner. The said
special partner contributes $40 900 in cash, and the
Partnership IS TO continue one year from the 1st
day of July, 1869. Witness the following sigma
M and seals
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THE HOT SPRINGS,

4 BATH COUNTY VA.
S. C.. TARDY & CO., PRoPRIEToRs.
Professor j. l.. CABELL NJ. D.. of the univer-
sity of Virginia, Resident Physician.
VIII be open for the reception of visitors June
lsT. under the management Of j. A. MCCLuNG.
All the buildings having been repaired painted,
and fitted out with new furniture, linen, beds and
tableware, these SPRINGS offer unsurpassed al
fractions to both the Invalid and pleasure
No expense or effort has been spared by the pro-
prietors To make il rs comfortable and pleasant -
possible to all visitors.
Descriptive pamphlets furnished ,,st
at the Springs, or by :. o
mond, Va.
telegraph
Springs, thus All
prOmnt commun N the
country my ls-2m
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Notwithstanding the threats and buster
ing Of Forncy 4 Co. concerning the Nir-
ginia election, Republican members of Con-
@Tc>s here say there can be no objection to
the admission of Inc state, and no further
legislation regarding it. The Republicans
generally are disposed to follow the lead of
the President and "accept the situation"
They console themselves with the fact-tor
it j, tact-that the election of Walker is
not Democratic victory Washington let
tsr--BQHin1Ore GOzeUe.
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{. 4. BALDWIN IStaII,
n. L. BEALL [Seall,
July /. 1869. Il. j. MAGRUDER SEAL.

STATE or VIRGINIA, CITY OF RICHMOND-TO
WIT : This day personally appeared before me, q,
notary public in and for the city aforesaid, \. T..
Bcall, and made oath that tho said I. j; Magrudcr
the special partner above mentioned, has pald
in cash into the said concern of G. \. Bald
win & Bcall ten thousand dollars.
Given under my hand this lst day of July 1863.
iyo-ltawGw ANDREW JINKINS. y. L.
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OCEAN HOUSE, CAPE MAY, n. j.

O0hAN Hoosh, oA'D
This well known ard Sayoritc house having been
thoroughly renovated and improved, has been re-
opened by the undersigned rs a
FlRST-CLASS FAMILY HOTEL.
THE OCEAN HOUSE
Is situated within !ty yards OF the beach. 1t offers
superior advantages TO families Oh se:ot.a q,
o,ieI and the high character OF It's guests anu u
Mil ba kept strictly home-like In every respect;
SEVESTY-tIYE NEW BAIHiSG-kOo,Ms.o
proyements which win contribute greatly 10 Tie
comfort OF visitors. oS,o
The proprletors have had several wears exre-
rlance In Cape May hotel business, anu hsse Sc
cured help which viii equal that OF any oincF mouse
on tie island. .,,,.c,,o, q,
all who may favor the Ocean House WIN 'hen
patronage.
As formerly, 40 bar on the premises.
FOR fooHsS' @e'' aa'fej fs'YCErT { SAWYER.
JOHN w. LYCETT, a. r,.tAGt
AxSG9 " SAWIEH, E"~aS@A
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COUTuERN LAND AGENCY.
CENTRAL OFFICE.
No. 1904 MAIN STREET GROOM No. y,
RICHMOND. VA.

FREDERICK w. POOR, GENERAL AGENT
We solicit the attention of persons having real
estate in the city State for sale 10 the advantages
offered by this AGENCY. and promise on our part
energetic efforts to purchasers for all pro-
perry placed in our hands
Our connections are well established throughout
the North. ,,,,,r ,r
TO purchasers we offer for sale CITY PRO
PERRY, FARMS. MILLS, M1LL-SITES, MINE
RAJ and WOODLANDS.
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T AM MANUFACTURING ROOFING,
L CEMENT. BLACK VARNGSH, for the prcscr-
walton of tin and iron: OIL for scaling steam
boilers: and PAVING CEMENT: and will attend
to all orders for The above articles left at the old Of
flee Of Vlcs Whitaker, 1917 Cary street. or ut the
works, near the gas-houSe.
ALSO,
FOR RENT, the TWO UPPER FL DORIS and Il
FURNISHED OFFICE at 1917 Cary street.
iy lin JOHN NILES.
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THE FIRM OF CONNOLLY 6 CO. IS
L THIS DAY dissolved by mutual consent.
Either Of the undersigned will sign in liquidation.
CHARLES W. CONNOLLY, JR.,
W. ALEXANDER BASS,
JAMES 4, CONNOLLY.
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JOHN 4. ROBINSON. [SEAL.
RICHMOND, VA, July !, 1862

State Of Virginia, city Of Richmond-to w.t.
This day personally appeared before me, no.
tary public in and for the city aforesaid, JOHN W.
RISoS. and made oath that the said join 4. Ro-
BISSoS. the special partner above mentioned has
paid in cash Into the said concern of JOHN w.
RISON s., O0o
Given under my hand this eth day Of July, 1899.
WOODBURY. b. BIGELOW, y. z.
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july !, 1890.

GEORGE A. HUNDLEY returns thanks to his
friends Tor the liberal patronage bestowed upon
him for the last fifteen years. and asks continue
ancc of the ri his old stand. '25 Broad street
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WILLIAM TT. TATUM will continue the GRO
Gerry and LIQUOR BUSINESS at store No. 500
Broad street. and respectfully sulicitS the patron
no of his friends and the public. " Slot
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IMPLEMENTS.
GRAIN CRADLES,
GRASS SCYTlIES and SNhTIlES,
REVOLVING HAY RAkES,
WHEELED RAKES,

CLEANERS WHEAT-FASS &c.
supply of tile above implements, OF the most
approved kinds, on hand for sale by
ALLISON Il ADDISON.
jcl 1913 and 1920 Cary street, Richmond. Va.
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THE HEALING SPRINGS,
L BATH COUNTY, VA,
WILL BE READY
FOR THE RECEPTION OF VISITORS
BY LIME 4,

They are accessible from the Chesapeake and
Ohio railroad from Coyington. In four hours
time, by comfortable stages. over fine turnpik"
road Of easy grade, passing in full view OF the
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DESSOLUTIOSs. dc.

NOTICE.-SPECIAL PARTNERSHIP
~ The undersigned have formed a SPECIAL
PARTNERSHIP for the purpose Of conducting
the DRUG AND APOTHECARY BUSINESS In
the city of Richmond under the firm and style Of
JOHN W. RISON. JOHN W. RIsoN. resident of
the city of Richmond, is the general partner. and
JOHN \. ROBINSON, resident Of the city of Rich
mond, is the special partner. The said special
partner contributes $4,000 In cash. and the part
ncrhip is to continue three years from the LIST day
of July, 1860.
Witness the following signatures and seals
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DISSOLUTION.-The concern of
IL GEORGE c. GARY Il BROTHER is this
day dissolved Ivy the withdrawal of I. K. Gary,
who has resumed business iu Norfolk, Va
GEORGE c. GARY will continue the business
at 1906 Main street. q. &. GAtl,
Z. Il. GARY.
IL i..l,, I,il,
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T WILL CONTINUE THE GRAVEL
L ROOFING BUSINESS at the old stand of NileS
& Whitaker. No. 1917 Cary street. between Ihir-
tccnth and Virginia streets. where hope to receive
the orders of those wanting roofs OF the BEST ltc-
rial and workmanship. -,
IL, ! In, J. L. WHITAKER.
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WHAT GENERAL GRANT THINKS OF THE
VIRGINIA ELscrIoNs.-A Washington letter
~ the Baltimore Gazette says:
" Upon this point have taken great pains
~ ascertain the true sentiments OF General
Grant. and rdh state that to-day he eX.
pressed high qualification at the result ofthe
Virginia elections; and was decided in his
preferences of Scnter, Hamilton, and Dent,
over their glbernatorial competitors in Ten
n"Ssec, Mississippi, and Texas. As it is
known that Sumner, Boutwell,, and their
faction. arc Of diamctrically opposite views,
would not guarantee that his ENccllency
will stick But am assured by trust
worthy gentlemen that he has ut last taken
The lii h"twCGi ms teeth. and will hold on
a, least for and during this summer"
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.
The weather remains clear and cold. The
Mississippi here is still rising. and at St Louis
il is declining, with seven feet in the channel
to Cairo. The Ohio is rising at Louisvil e, with
ten feet in the canal. The Arkansas and White
rivers remain at high tide. Business is slightly
improving.
We copy the following FROM this mOrning's
Avalanche
Captain William Ashford and the popular
White river clerk, Mit. Harry, ESQ.,. have pur-
chased a half interest in the steamer Mollie
Hambleton. fer Thursday .pscket in the
White river trade. The Mellie Hambleton has
lately been locked. and is in good order. She
will be reprinted and refarnished in elegant
style. and will be placed in the trade at the ex-
piratien of the charter Of the .Argosy. which
takes place Thursday week. The NJ ollie is ad
rirably adapted TO the trade, and is destined
TO remain in it. The dispositio of our com
aercisl men should seriously incline 10 her
support, as she is emphatieally a Memphis
boat. and the determination is 70 increase the
trade. Captain Ashford and Mr.. Harry will
use their best endeavors TO foster and Influence
the trade, foi ming strong link between the
commercial men Of Memphis and the planters
of White river. She viii ply regularly through
out the season. leaving here every Thursday
going through 10 jack sonport. eODnsctis & there
with the Arges for Black river.
BOATS LEAVING THIS EVENING.
Captain r. ESQ Pritcharl win :ase out his
fine steamer, the Thomas II. Allen. this
evening at Eve o'olock. for Pine Bluff, Little
Rock and Fort Smith. Messrs. C. I. Walker
and Joe Thomas. are the clever clerks. This
is one of the finest boats on The river, eni hsr
officers are gentlemen of uniyi1lal courtesy
and popularity.
The elegan; sreisnt aad passenger steamer.
A.sosy, with Captain Ashford aud clerks MiIt,
z. Harry and John Smithef, on board 70 cheer
and steer the way to all points N White river.
can accommodate ell freights and passengers
By five o'colok this evening.
The regular Memphis and Evansville ffeiaht
aud PASSENGER packet. Norman, leaves at Eve
O'Clock this Thursday evening for Cairo aud
Evansville. Captain JOha B. Hail commands
with that elegant and accomplished gentleman,
O. Hewitt, in the ofioe. ,ra
The bull" passenger and freight steamer
Belle st. Louis. Alex. Zeigler. master. J. W.
Basket and Elias Harris. clerks. will leave this
evening at FIVE o'clock for Caire and ST. Louis.
Tat gay and festive little steamer GeorseW.
Cheek. with Captain George Malone. and
clerks Sank 9onternan and B. =. Bsrinds on
board. will /" 80 for" Randolph and osceolA
at Eve o'clock this evening
BOATS LEAVING TOMORROW.
The steamer Sam. ]. Hale. VIM. P. walker.
master. and I'd. O. Miller, s'esx, leaves 20
morrow evening at ave O'Clock fer Caifo. Louis
iile and Cincinnati.
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A PLEASANT AFFAIR.-Last evening
we were very delightfully."- entertained OF
the residence of Mr. W. Y. Cirode, on
Linden street, by the young ladies and
gentlemen, who acted their parts 10 the
charades in very creditsble manner,
and we might say, for amateurs, did re-
markedly we'll. The voice of the
souester" once more charmed an Az
dience, and was encored-and we never
hear those sweet tones but We wish that
the song might last dlsody. A minute
detail Of the entertainment would, doubt
less, be interesting, but We might fail
in some particular to do justice to all, SO
we congratulate the fair ladies on their
success-the object of which was toraise
the sum Of $50, to assist in payment
of the outstanding Indebtedness OF Grace
Church, which, we have no doubt, will De
fully paid By Easter. Thee, we are iu-
formed, some additional improvements
will be made in the way Of a complete
and beautiful chaucel. the want OF which
very much mars the beauty and tnlsh OF
the church. E.-Ala
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We are informed that Mr.. Martin, OF
Baltimore, at the urgent request and so
licitation of few friends, has kindly
consented to sing "Tbe Prayer" from
Slradells, at the concert for the benefit
of st. Lazarus Church, tonight. From
those who have already had the pleasure
of listening to Mr.. Martin, we gather
that he is a tenor of unrivalled excel
lence, and the lovers of music in Mem
phis should not fail to hear him on this
occasion.
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MENPHIs, March ID, 1869.
May not prophet have some honor
in his own country? Even here 10 Mem.
phis prodigies Of genius ia poesy and
art begin to crop out aud give unmistak-
able. evidence Of attachments in the
higher walks Of creations Of the beauti.
ful; and, | am afraid, we pay such but
passing glance, inasmuch a. we have seen
them grow up under our own eyes. /
was visibly reminded Of this on visiting,
few days since, the studio of our home
artist, young Charles Gutheiz. The
frosts of experience seldom puts on can
vas finer and more life-like tints and
effects than his pencil gives-all showing
careful study and close application to
copy nature faithfully, without that
strongness Of coloring too commonly
seen in our best artists. Gutherz por.
traits have really fesh-like appearance,
but bis geaius, / think, will find its home
more in the ideal, as is seen in several
pieces done in the intervals of portrait
painting. One in particular is very at
tractiye--a face representing devotional
trust, with just that shade Of sad conf
dence that comes from schooled religion.
In couple of months he goes TO the
Old World Of Art 10 complete his studies
in his profession. Letus give him warm
hearted words of encouragement to cheer
him on his way to success. His home, at
least, can bid him God speed.
M. S. II.
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The CHILD's ARITHMETIoAL EXAMPLE
BooK.-Teachers, especially of schools
for boys, have always found it great
deal of labor to prove all the examples
in arithmetic worked out by their pupils,
and it is we'll known that children are
rushed too soon through primary arith-
metic by ambitious parents. Prof. Jacob
j. Peres, of this city, has prepared a
little work under the above title which we
believe teachers will find invaluable 1t
is certainly new and yet simple, and we
believe will be generally adopted in
primary schools. 1t is for sale by the
Southwestern Publishing Company and
by Barnard & Barnum.
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News in Brief.
Bishop Quintsrd is in the city.

0touOP 40 III NV S'J'
Colonel s. B. Beaumont has returned
from Arkansas.
Colonel Burdett, the Police Comm S.
sioner, is absent on trip to St. Louis.
Colonel F. W. Merrin, of the Missis-
sippi Taliahatchian is in the city, and
stopping at the Worsham House.
General Frank P. Blair is a passenger
on the steamer Great Republic, which
left Cairo this morning for New Orleans
The jury in the important case of
johnson VS.. Wicks, which has been in
the Law Court some weeks, having failed
permanently to agree, was discharged
yesterday.
Manager j. Fl. Etley, of the Gaiety
Theater, made his appearance upon the
streets yesterday afternoon for the first
time in several days, having been Sc
riously ill.
Nearly all the leading amateurs and
professionals of the city are engaged to
appear in the Grand Sacred Concert, at
the Assembly Hall to night, for the bene-
ft of St. Lazarus church. This will be
one Of the finest musical entertainments
of the season, and the house will be
crowded to OVERLOOKING by refined and
fashionable audience. The ladies have
worked nobly for the concert, and have
sold large number of tickets. The
programme is an admirable selection.
A Bricklayers' Union was formed last
night at meeting held at No. Is Jeffer-
son street, and after the adoption of
constitutions and bylaws, the following
officers we're elected: President, Mr..
Joe W. Woods; Vice President, Mr.. JAS.
Riggs Recording Secretary, Mr.. 81. G..
Cook; Financial Secretary, Mr. L. Grant;
Treasurer, Mr.. Charles Nagle; Sergeant
alarms, Mr.. Edward Leonard Board of
Directors, Messrs. R. D. Newport (chair.
MANI, W. a.. Crosby, M. Ford, William
J. Sweeney, L. D. Grant, Lem. NJ Bah
cock and John Kelly. After the tran
saction of some other business the asso-
citation adjourned till Wednesday eve
ming at the sarae place.
Nine negroes have been arrested at
Helena, Arkansas, on the charge of
having plotted to burn the town and the
killing of General Hindman. One Of the
gang, it seems, had been killed as an
outlaw, and the rest determined to
avepge his death in the most terrible
manner. The programme included the
killing of General Hindman, which one
of their number faithfully carried out,
but the rest of the plot failed. Two me-
groes in Jail for some trivial offense
were overheard last Tuesday, by another
prisoner, talking quite coolly about the
plot He revealed what he heard. The
negroes we're examined, and one of them
confessed all. The remaining seven
we're arrested, and yesterday Helena was
all excitement, and there was loud talk of
lynching the whole gang.
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OwES, McNUrr & Cove take much
pleasure in referring to the card of this
firm, which appears in another column,
because it represents gentlemen of well
known worth, integrity and enterprise,
who are an honor to the commercial
community. Their cotton and tobacco
house, which is in the Lee Block, on
Union street, is one of the best in Mem
phis, and we cheerfully commend them
to the confidence of our city and country
readers.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-03-18


Five WEEKS IN BALLOON. This
is the title Of o new and attractively
written book, which in some measure is
intended as satire on English books of
African travel. The information con-
corning the geography, people, animals
aud other features OF the countries visited
By our three daring eronauts, and the
the mode Of navigation, is imaginary,
and the adventures fictitious, but never
theless abundantly amusing. 1t is an
ingenious, original book, and will be read
by the million. Published by D. Apple
ton & Co.. New York, and for sale by
Cowperthwait, Chapman 4 Co., 2793
Main street
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-03-18

PHoToGRAPHY.-During the month of
March parties will be engaged in photo-
graphing all the leading business blocks,
hotels, insurance companies, theaters,
stores, colleges, foundries, lumber yards,
planning and saw mills in Memphis.
Parties wishing their signs to show con-
spicuous should arrange them accord
iugly, with large white or black letters,
so as to present tsemiug panorama, as
it were, of the leading business houses
of Memphis. 10
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PEoIAL.-We have just received 9
large stock Of spring aud summer goods,
to which we invite the attention Of the
public generally, viz: Gimps and
fringes in all colors, dress buttons in
endless variety, fans, psrasols-ther new
est styles, kid gloves in all colors, all
kinds of Fittings and trimming goods,
and everything iu the variety and notion
line; also, full stock Of corsets and
hoopskirts, Please give US call. We
will take pleasure in showing you our
stock. t. W. JOHNSTON 4 Co.,
2l SAT Main street.
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DExoREsr's Fashion Magazine tor
April, and Harpsr's Bazsr are at En-
mons, 10 Jefferson and 1913 Main street,
Also, the Scientific American, Literary
Album, Waverly Magazine, La Senaine,
aud the New York, Cincinnati, Louisville
and St Louis papers.
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ENGLISH FEMALE BIrrERs cures all. s.

The members of Memphis Lodge, No.
80, /. O. G. r., are earnestly requested to
attend the regular meeting this Thurs.
day) evening, March 18th. Business at
importance and work in the degrees.
By order of TIE W. G. T.,
j. NJ. BOOK, W. s.
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Z DE-. GABBERr, 227 Second street, cures
Bronchitis in from fifteen to sixty days;
Consumption from three to six months.
Relieves attacks of Asthma in from ten
to thirty minutes, and cures Lsryngetis,
0zena and Catarrh in q short time. II
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COUNTRY MERCHANTS would make it to
their interest to examine our stock Of
books and stationery before purchasing
elsewhere. Gro. PArTIsoS & Co.,
I6 3l74 Main street.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-03-18

M.elzlyEs aud papers furnished at
subscription ratss by W. j. Mansford,
3O84 Second street. Il
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-03-18

SIDEWALKS. Lumber suitable for side
walks, at Sl2 per thousand; also, full
stock seasoned cypress lumber, of all
descriptions, lsths aud shingles, at G. NJ.
Venables saw-mill. Sl7
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-03-18

WILLIAM WATSON, Dentist, has again
returned to the city after an absence OF
some nsnths, aud again offers his pro-
fessional services to his friends and the
public generally. Office With J. B, Was
sou. No. 3ls Main street. lO6t
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-03-18

. The Southern Hotel is very popular
with all planters and their families. The
style and rates Of charges suit all the
guests. Rates per day, 50 so; per week,
50; rooms, 80 cents to 81 per day. L.
c. Hardwick knows how to wait on his
old country friends. l6-4l
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-03-18

TEE Best is THE CHEAPEST De-
vote has the best of everything in the
family grocery line, cornsr Third and
Adams. Al