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Corporation gutitts.
PORATION NOTICE.-PUBLIC \

CORPORATION N0TlCE.-PUBLlC No
~ TlCR hereby g1en TO tho oser OF owners oecpsa o o
.r,by ths the following comped
oge Of the Bost Of fAenor for Examination By all
isL%FcI paving Trap block LsrnT'Oasre be, 'Ib and
M~For laying erOruah from to hss Greenwich aud
Mwfor slns snien lot, bet Broadway aud ebie 67l and
Gh%For paving With Trap block ,7h from
sth-Pof paving blocks i0h street from ~ to "a isysa
ss"lci sfT1 .pi %aE s . .Isi' ss AID sS 's " WIN
s, Fo 4,1. ,,.. ,.. s o% H .s .sS SS ''rs
Sth-For building hsys bot 'oh aud 7ih ~i,h
iotapor assSS sidewalks the side Of Greenwich
II I,6FoI 12 tsTSus .dsrsis ,., bet "a ard 'lavs.
ilhor sine curb ied sg''rf stones and aaEsns 'o'.h
h-Pof budsg sewer S street bet l,tsys and East River
isthTa building sewers g7s, ith 39h Hth, and aIt,' be
iot aud Hudson krs ~ih s'nases branches in ll
uos sy such .':s,:s., nsei. q: =. S ,,y',: EoG,,.
tG. ;s. o & aHS I'm ken % S S % n,..Ss s 20 SS % . the
sBo 'i, Of G,esa.eh ,,ssi AID s .oaiae, .s Of Morton
the sIlst o. M ls DO S, sy,G s We and oah
M-Lot k,own Ward Numbers 80 10 and g. on Block
oi e, of street from M d the extent Of
sBob .de Of s street from ID 81 avenues, extent Of
n' sS We noe ., e Of ah seh to s streets, also
Sli ss & sad e 'grss s Of %, ,;,se, % s ~
soha side OF 9th street from had'on s'snu' TO
p'ss .ss. oi iCs from .aA sO Streets ,o .h.
vssory ,is Of lot fI,5 S %,h 70 sl., street.
of also
bota ,d 10Th tue souihsrJ SHE Of I'D from ~ 10
"a
Norris street
.idcs Of street betssen 81 and ID
side ofEsu stree from Grand a. Boons He
ilh-cih Of h street between Is. avenue and East '
,id,, h h 10Th aud tist siress rom lun
both i from Jl1h W td
sr,s also the westerly side OF 10th RON nh 70 oa s
srscted by the shore named Ae
sn, Adj Who ar. opposed sane either them are rsqussi
q, p,sn, their ohjseons in writing I,. Hunt Chfmah
their ohce No % Chambers street. bAsensa
NJ caari hsa. within ihiry ias the date Of shs notee
WV ~ IsAAC q. HUNT
y HARRISON REED. }Bosd OF Assessors,
GUERNSEY sACkRIT.)
oar. Board Of Iasssors Ne. Court hosss JsHasD" ss
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NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE SATURDAY. JANUARY o. 1869
oTyIoH OF TIRE HvpsOS RIVER RarLEoAD,

No 40 wEsr TnIRrIETH.sr.. HRw.YoRK Nov 30 1909
TTNO the STOCKHOLDERS OF the HUDSON
L HlyER RAILROAD COMPANY: Please take notice that the
T Of Directors this Company at meeting held this day passed
the RrssRbe AID IesossiG2n'i G . r..,,,, =, .s
stothoeis called By the Directors Of TIE Company IN e manner re-
orre and held at the oce OF the Company on n h u
Of Stockholders authorize and sanction the nca,e o. he
Of the Company two millions one hundred h0uiAha 0oi e
Roed That the capital the Company be and .ne
hereby increased millions one hunoei thousand aoiage
Pre stock transfer books he closed the lh dsy of
January 1862 closed su the morning oi the 2 January
dollars 100000 authorized al meeting Of tie Stockholders
held day he sPpooed rata the Stockholders Of the
Rsd THAT Stockholders oupg to their several PRO
OF said before he 10th DAY f Jnua l sha be
dsS sT s, e GST "a S sS gg Their night to any stonc cffkE q Treasurer
CT LOUIS AND IRON Mt Il. X. BONDS
- Company viii SELL FlRSr MORTGAGE BONDS
daring each Of i months Of January Ftruar ana aIee Nnch WI WI
prospect that February vail be advanced per cent
H. q. MARQUAND, blefIlesaent. NO - n@lr-h
KNIcEFRBocKFR ASTlRAorE CoAL CoNPAsr,}
No Is WtISrT.sr rlLiDELPBIA, Jan. S, 1862
I'HE Annual Meeting OF the SjockhoiueIs OF
tbs Company and Election for Directors 70 iee @ i& @ es Ph
delphs Monday Peb 1852 at m IL HUM sec ana treas
NOLORADO CENTRAL RAlLROAD.-The
" Annual Meeting Stockholders will be held at Denver on JAP "
1909 for the Election OF Directors lnd cas an fIR'1 P,s E
Esv.YorE Dec. % 1868
MoKEis AND ESSEX RAILROAD COsFASY,)
OYFIcE sECRETARY AND ArDiIOR, Z
HoBOKES, n. J., Dee 2s 1862
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN that on and
~ 1852 the stock and Transfer ofe q ibis Company
Office Of the Delaware Lackawanua and Western Hallway
''A' '' HESEY W MILLER sscretar7 &c
An ELECTION for DIRECTORS Of the AS
N BURY LlFB INSURANCE COMPANY viii be held al the of.e
Canar No 29 Br6aur on TUESDAY 1871 January 1852
GEORGE ELLIOTT yice'lrssdent
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gun aalaro,u's IlOiist.

SrArE NEw.Y0RE, }
Potr.WaRpESs OEFIcE, No % JWliArFt)
NOTICE is hereby given, i'll accor2nce Win
IN Section Of the Aet paed Agnl "a ~. s sasS &C., IL s
IN ar haynx charge sud- matter of saen nqh
that the following vessels are HoN aeer eA
tEa tue SAID eSzlInahes
h. com ,d saeeeeug ls noIee W bear ss
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PtSSENGERS ARRLYED.

FROM SAvANNAI-In steamship Ceorltra-w. II Bal, Thsu.
Fsyau H. AsU4. G. B. Fisher, i. Hg@I, AIs Howard Ms
T.. Marsh, =. H. Hart, al IN the steersge.
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SHIis bp 4atiiuM.
NJ. Muaurs. Aastioue.

N MHRuM Aastieneef
RY BANGS, MERWIN & CO., Broadway cor.
- so st-sa Boes Works o. Ar IaneT GSo ssrIi,afe &S
TUESDAY WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY EVENINGS,
- Januar7 " l3 aad a. at o'clock pfeessy
BIBLl0THECA AMERICANA from Mr. 4. H. MORRELLS eolec
ton consisting OF rare and works the History ad Antiquities
Of America kkrT printed Tracts Fraakn ImprBs and Washington
Euog together With number Of elegantly bound and superbly l
teed BOOKS bang plates yseyyuted and large paper
editions kc ~ Catalogues really Price % ceatS
ESQ A LEAvfrT Ausuonesr
ROOk TRADE SALE ROOMS, CLINTON
~ HALL AstoT.paes and hgsiast LEAT1Tr, STRBBkI0H
Co CoEaSEENr SOLICITED. SOLD
FRIDAY sud SATURDAY EVENINGS a o'clock
Valuable private collection OF Theological aud .eueous BOOKS
embracing valuable works IhtooSermoo Commens
Divinity Gc. & Also, Istory lolryhy Bellies
Lttirel. &C. Catalogues ready aud books exhiiaaou
zrs.-ar
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o. talhrm II mrp 6ont,rn.


OYsIcz or rnE METROPOLITAN BotKD OF HzaLTH,l
No. 3Ol aorTsr.. NEW-f0EK. Jan. s. ll63
AT A MEETING OF the METROPOLITAN
- BOARD Oh HEALTH held Il DO ohc Oh le 80 Jay o Jaaaai
1893. II was ,
H9r,s That IN oaarcss heretofore Passed permitting tie
cale. csiys thrcugh sree
81 Forrtht IN She city of Selok are hereby re-
p~ae hrrsae shall hs ag m 10 drive cattle sheep
i through street south OF FuIeth
iari iuser e sheep swine calves south Of said
AID Tat tLs e.outon dur published oraauee"
H. 81 nEOHIE D. LIAOOLhi ffeAaeut
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n.ron', o7ncn. Nrw.YorK. Jan. 0. laiO


CHARLES NJ. ROGERS, about seven o'clock,
murdered In front OF bis
hoo In iA.t Twsfhst. brsern University pce are fhhaye
Two sn came through from fnh toward Uneny'
place sntrosrhl ore e then actively participated IN hs
rsaler Only paey Tie latter person al rea'
himself shall from reward of oao Ihuusand Do!as'
fHd th distinct Attorney glariaiee agilsi pfosecutoa
n l p~rfnn slrr's o. James Logan tV nn envelope hat
pocket from tie orsrer s ke himself Auosu
fratlrc b. writing fnm iCatnl b. l receive similar
t.Tr -on 1hula1d Dollars an sa le treated a. eonl-
tsrtalr De- desire fo De- hF tle is'r 70 Attorney
any psr,ou aoa eck 81 te morning N quts
tisu riu1g 1recaii ro..l lsr4t, toward Ncouiatc aud
shirt sleeves sripsd any nan nni 1on'
iir "a ilsa s,'nc' C. any VINO lad
band urh earrcsty requested 70 onu'
Information 60 te psi.et Att'fa.t aleath i may seem
person tnyal and u thr oprnn o izt na AnEla-
,urh reTsn a receive 'liahe resari im ne
Knows le u4frHof ~ mes Loel 70 Yc1rs Oh,
hgh weight ah1lt i ruHls having t-nre ard let
poorly cEcltri BIZ ef India
loi cdpe1ot t1ft brown har Nih small
r1 h rh'si len sud
sLa ts.I TO- iufp!
tie 81 sd a-cs James 'Esn '"eu
- Hundred loltr
Although limit "a oGenr i've Hundred Dollars
en el caurut without
ierstrn orr ae for The above reNsfs ~ be-
e rs. r~sporsr of them and iake tc k Of tie
bcei.arJ eCss need fear g.he about The
moe A. OAKEY HALL. Mayor
Approved SAMUEL GAHFlN,
NHf.a-
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EDWARD CARSWELL, Esq.-This we'll
II trorn Advocate pcfaaec he city Ten p-rance se
please couuuicltc Immediately ath
b. loot Gsfd sc'e r o o.. No lj6 Peist Mr G. mas oaiy
few uls4i, uueuragei To- ths -rafoa
Holm DOCkETY. the owner of n Lot in
- tusan Port viii sea COuNsELOR Na l.6
Mallra-sne. llr viii receive aess 20 bis ad,f-tigc.
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GULKhAIN' prryrurs
Paris No Is Euc de- g. PsI. rafl,
ORIGINAL KNOWLES AMERICAN IN
" sECr pESTRorER-The rght at and interest FOR SALE
and selling the States OF krwJcTcT
ennsys all tie Souihen States tie Insect powdT Rat Lt
ieugar Bellows for ieo tei' as vel as other mate
fas sod urder TIE il Trademark ArTy 10 g. H.
BAESIGAN Counselor sisv No. ~ NlusL Room No 4Daitd
aud ohaned nov O. 1860 N BMr C. n cdienon, No Sixth
ave. &. q the Sole Proprietor - he riyeriiscs
MINERALS, FOSSILS, and SHELLS of every
WI description or Colleges Schools aBi private collections al
sEYMOURs MINERAL AGENCY. ~. 81 B.skwsn,t, \. Y
SHELVING COUNTER SHELVES and
y COUNTERS for SALE AZ a great bargain
nqufsA No 81 ksadest
NERGNESs ELECTRIC CHEMICAL BATHS,
Folhsve fIr The n kenrftn and
Chronic Dsss,e D,puraon Of the Blo lons aesoas OF
stafag oftbec Baths e. appT to DE- VERGNlN e F"r
-...- -
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FRIDAYS WEATHER REPORT /. n.
IMMATURE ALMANAC.

MINIATURE ALMANAC
Spp ,se, 7.2I 4:5l Moon rses.., +2i
SANDY HeoA SIG Cows IsAnd.... 6O6 Rel Gae... 651
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a, u,rr,,,,y ,,- R2J0J2OCi 81
WILLIAM KITCHEN President of N. National Psfk Bsuk of
senlos 90 solemty that The statement Is ;re 10
he o,s' o. my kbewiedge AMI belief WIN KITCHEN Pedspt
~ y 90 orr County Of Nor. Y0rkSwOrn and subscribed
F. J. MoissES Notary Public
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Tintis!rr.

COLTON DENTAL ASSOCIATION orig
~ mated the shsse Of Tons OXIDE aamnser IN Tie
DO nothing bat EXTRACT TEETH and do tat
WITHOUT PAiNso 1900 phsas testify See their the
o9cc, No. 10 Cooper Institute.
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priinting.

yg1bI. anS SIatt sIIantsls.
ITALIAN MARBLE STATUARY.-Eieven
Figures very landed for SALE BY AUGUSTUS
TABER x FRO, Importers, No us WttSrse
kNARBLEIZED SLATE MANTELS,
IVA IL great variety and at Disss froh
$40, $3.50 SIS, s17 80, go TO go
I'd upwards Manufactured by
THE PENRIIYN SLATE Co.
Also.
Heartha Tiles Cs;erus, Baths, eiaks Urinals
BlLLIARD TABLE BEDs.
Slabs. plain ana euamsed Slate Work ma1e 10 order
QcIrrss aud NaHuhsOry. Middle Granville. n Y.
Warehouse sRd show Rooms No. 40 West Eghteeathst,
bstNss Fiha and SiItL.aves. N !.
BLgAZBR JONES Manager
MARBLE MANTELS, HEAD STONES,
IVA MONUMENTS great variety at reduced prices hLAhkS
IaaEaiaetory ~ FstEys Th!st hAn1es The
country. Get price list
RSARBLEIZEDS SLATE, DECORATED MAR
VA BIZ and MARBLE HANTELS rich and ee gan; tsaguA
T. b. STEWART No. 2lS WeS. Poriysseold.st,
Branch No COS sutb-ave Near Broadway.
M ARBLE AND SLATE MANTELS, OF the
A ass' dgzs lev prices at A. KLABERb Marble Worss
10 ht 3isy n T. EsAss tbs
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Srrnitnr,.
liEt,llanious.

4 RTlFlClAL DIAMONDS.
"A No. gQJ BROADWAY.
Opposite EtTrutl.st
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Free Methodists In BrockIynA the Hs corner o. uniN
and Contsa Love Feast AZ Preaching si i m ana ssefs
ment after morning service At Prayer and Erpe1enee meeiHe
All Preaching All uHder e charge o the Pastor the Rev.
GEO. w. ANDERSON
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PACIFIC FRE COAPAXY OTYIoE No. 40 BHoaDwAT
AEwfoER, Jan 9. 1903
QOD DIVIDFND.-The Board of Directors
ebep have declared sEMiASNUAL DIVIDEND Of EIGHT
go PER CENTee Of Government taIpase the llth inst
u I. JkKEilIAH secrttary.
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FERDINAND BLANKENHoRN Assistant Cashier Of tie Third
EaoEa rauk New York City do oHny a. The above stale
~ Is true, % e Of my kuow ledge and belief
r. BLANKEEHORN. Assistant Cashier.
Sate fNfc York County Ns York-Sworn and subscribed
before h day Of January 1859 A. PHiLIiPs
fSiamg.1 lew.
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1TOCKU0TDERS Of the SCHRElBEk COI.-
MASufACTCRNG co s5e hereby nosa AN i9s AZ 9 ss br
Eo 5i s5i loo Hous.0nIt n t On 4 "
D qst9u u'clr p
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-05-18
News I'm Brief.

Ale Burnett had fine house last
night at the New Memphis Theater.
The opening of the Masonic Fair last
night was perfect success. The dele
gates to the Convention will find the Ma
sonic Fair, next door to the Opera
House, an attractive place.
Postmaster Deloach has net yet taken
possession of his Office, although every
thing is in complete readiness 1t is ru-
mored now that he will not 60 in until
the LIST of July.
By request of General Forrest, the
officers and friends of the Memphis,
Holly Springs, Okolona and Selma rail-
road, and the Selma, Marion and Mem
phis railroad, will meet at the Peabody
Hotel, at 9 clock q M, on the l9;h.
Senator sprague, of Rhode Island, ar
rived on the IL 40 pm. train, and will
stop with Col. McRsa, who will keep an
open house while Senator Sprague re-
mains his guest, and will be glad to
welcome his friends.
The Board of Directors of the Missis-
sippi River Railroad Company have ap-
pointed A. s. Mitchell, of Shelby county,
President, and Captain s. R. Lattc, Of
Dyer county, to represent that important
| railroad in the Commercial Convention
now in session.
The Strawberry Festival, at the Assem-
bly, Hall, on Main street, near Union,
opens to- night, and will continue through
the week. The hall is beautifully deco
rated, and visitors may expect a pleasant
| time. No lack Of good things to eat
strawberries, ice cream, etc, and with
! out being annoyed with any rsffiing. An
elegant lHnch will be prepared by the
ladies each day RON to 8 o'clock
Nothing will be wanting to make the &C.
casion one of pleasure and enjoyment
to visitors.
An unknown friend has sent us large
bouquet of beautiful flowers. II was
brought Saturday evening, but in our alb
sence ives taken away by the messenger,
and returned still fsesh and fragrant this
morning Without the remotsst knoyi-
edge of the giver we accept these sweet
opponents of goodness and beauty, and
will believe that they bear messages OF
friendship, faith and hope. We always
loved fawers, and these before us revive
many pleasant thoughts and fancies. But
| in admiring their varied coiors and poetic
perfumery we do not forget to thank the
donor.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-05-18

ILLuMIsArIoS.-Ws noticed last even
ing that the mammoth drug store Of
Mansfield & Higbee, under the Peabody
Hotel, was brilliantly illuminated, and
on casually abiding TO the fact were told
that it was merely the different kind OF
light they we're using. Instead of burn
ing the common or rather uncommon gas
furnished the city so cheap, they use the
no-chimney atmospheric lamp, one Of
the late inventions of the day. 1t has
been adopted by many of our leading
citizens, and they all testify that it is
brighter and steadier than gas and much
cheaper, while it is also perfectly safe.
Those who take any interest in the SUBJ
ject can learn more about il by dropping
in at Mansfield & Higbees.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-05-18

HUMAN HAIR GooDs.-The ladies on
whom nature has sparingly bestowed the
glossy ringlets and curling locks have
now no longer to bemoan their fate. All
delinquencies of that nature can be fully
made up, in the most life-like manner,
by F. Lavigne, ladies hair dresser, wig
maker, and dealer in all kinds of human
hair goods, ETC., 2693 Main street, oppo-
site Court Square. Ladies with short
and inAexible hair can supply them
selves with beautiful long curling locks ;
and gents with no hair can get any guam
tity for a small consideration. Call and
see for yourself. 69
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-05-18
President Grant and General Lee

President Grant and General Lee.
The World, in discussing the pro-
priety of General Grant consulting with
General Lee on Southern affairs, says:
The consent of three men sufficed to
disarm and scatter all the rebel heste.
General Lee, General Johnston and
General Dick Taylor carried the proxies
OF their respective armies. There was
no necessity for treating Immediately
with the armies themselves; the surren-
der of these Generals included the sur.
render Of all the men whom they COM
manded. A similar course ought to have
been adopted in dealing with the politi-
cal problem. The Southern people
would have promptly complied with any
conditions which had received the assent
of their recognized leaders. Instead of the
cumberous method, which was actually
adopted, of dealing with the whole South
ern people as an unorganized mass OF
individuals, and operating through car
pet-baggers whom they despised, and
whom they would never consent to fol-
low, the method which suited the circum-
stances was to arrange terms with the
natural leaders of the South, and trust
to their ascendanoy over their followers
for bringing over the great body of the
people Had this course been pursued,
the controversy might have been settled
at once; confidence and kindness would
have been Immediately restored and the
South would have had no difficulty in
borrowing the capital which was needed
for the resuscitation of its PROSTATE in
dustry.
If President Grant has really invited
General Lee to Washington to confer
with him on the state of affairs in Vlr-
ginia, he is exhibiting the first CLEAN of
sense which has yet been manifested in
dealing with the reconstruction question.
The influence of such men as General
Lee, the ascendancy of such men over
the public sentiment of their section, can
not be annihilated or weakened by any.
thing which the Republican party is able
to do. It will continue to e4ist and ope-
rate as a potent political force; and it
depends upon the wisdom of the Govern
ment whether it shall be an obstruc-
ton or an aid. If President Grant
has concluded to ascertain and con-
form to the best public sentiment of
Virginia, he may reasonably hope
that the new State government, when
snce organized, will be self-sustaining.
No government which requires an out.
side military force to uphold it oan be
considered as Republican IN govern
ment truly republican, the chief sane
ton of the laws ia a supporting public
opinion; and if General Grant desires to
see governments of this character in the
Southern States, he must mt Himself in
..cc..aa.ions witn inose Southerners whose
antecedents and standing make them the
natural leadsra Of the peopla.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-05-18
.J0uruaIistic,

The Appeal comes out this morning
in a new and handsome dress, and de
sirable change in The general sake up
of the paper. We are sratiied to notice
this evidence of our worthy ,He'gnDor .
prosperity, and hope that it may be ever
permanent and more of it The an
nouncement is made in the same number
that Captain R. T. English has become q
member of the appeal firm, which will
hereafter be Ainslie, Heating Il Co. We
congratulate both Captain English and
the pa eer in bis accession.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-05-18

Several beautiful specimens Of French
China have been imported, from which
Mrs. President Grant is to select din
ner set for the Executive Mansion. The
pieces are of several patterns and beau.
tifuI designs, each piece being decorated
with fruits, flowers, game, etc., all bear.
ing the Presidents MONOGRAM, in gold,
and coat of arms of the Usited States.
The dinner set will be an elegant affair,
comprising over nve hundred pieces, and
will be used on tt,te occasions only al
the White House.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-05-18
BOATS LEAVING THIS EvRSISs.

rIancis rivers are uecllplng. Inc Ohlo Is also
declining at all points.
BOATS LEAVING THIS EvRSNs.
The splendid passenger and freight and regu-
lar United States mail packet, Thomas II. Al
len. is announcedfor Helena, Napoleon. Pine
Bluff, Little Rock. Fort Smith and all in
termediets landings this evening at Eve
o'clock. She belongs to the Arkansas River
Packet Company, and is one Of the best boats
Of the line. Captain Reese Pritchard COM
mands, with those excellent gentlemen. c. T..
Walker and Joe Thomas, in the office.
The magnificent steamer, Des Arc. will
get away this Tuesday evening at five o'clock.
Cor all points on White river. She Is pretty
steamer. has pretty state-rooms, pretty cabin
and last, though not least, handsome and clever
officers. Captain John D. Elliott will be on
the roof. and Joe Elliott Matt. Glass in the of
fce
The elegant St. Francis will leave this
Tuesday, evening at five O'Clock for all points
on the st. Francis river. Captain T. r. Bow
man commands. The efficient and popular
clerks are Messrs. Sam. Paine, w. II. Clarke
aud ], II. Banks.
The splendid steamer Robert e. Lee win be
in port TO leave for Vicksburg and New Orleans
this evening at five o'clock. Captain Can
non commands. with ]. 7. Roberts and John
Mossop in the Office. The Lee recommends
herself.
BOATS LEAVING TOMORROW.
The steamer Georse W. Cheek. Captain Jas.
Lee. with Stack Lee and B. P. Fields in the
Office, win lave TO norow evening at five for
Friars Point and intermediate landings. The
g, w. @. is we'll known as one of eur jautiest
little packets. and her officers never allow their
patrons roem for complaint.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-05-18

The Big PIRE.-Every good smoker in
the city knows the sign of the big pipe of
s. Kaufman 4 Bros, at Al Jefferson
street, where can be had the best cigars,
tobacco and smokers articles generally.
We merely call attention to the place for
the benefit of the thousands Of strangers
who will be in the city this week, and
take pleasure ip recommending all who.
take TIE weed in aay shape or form to
call at the big pipe establishment,
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-05-18

General Philip St. George Cooke, who
succeeds General Thomas in command
of the Department of Kentucky, is a
Virginian by birth, graduate of West
Point, and during his long and honorable
service prior to the late war, repeatedly
distinguished himself. ]. E. B. Stuart,
the distinguished rebel csvslryman, mar
ried daughter OF General Cooke, and il
is said that during the war he made fire.
quent attempts to capture his father.in-
law, but the old gentleman was not to be
caught in that way.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-05-18

DELEGATES, ATTENTEON.--Large
stocks of gents furnishing goods,
selling at extra low prices; gents
sII.Iinen handkerchief, 25c.; best
Srown British haIf.hose, % so per
dozen; Hne white shirts, at 81 80
good calf boots, e5; India soften
undershirts, 10 cents; gents linen
drsWers, 81 80; large stock of latest
Styles ttss sas pp;;s; eents' clothing
ut extra lew bargains.
]. ~. LOEwENsTIEE d. BROS,
e3I Main street,
n Clay Building.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-05-18

The Cincinnati Enquirer of the IA b
says: Miss Jensie Grant, sister Of the
President, was married at the residence
of her parents, in Covington, Yesterday,
to Mr.. A. R. Corbin, of New York. Rev.
]. Mex. Riley, pastor of the Union M. E.
Church, oficiaied. The wedding was
private. Up to the hour of going to
press the bridegrc ON had not received a
foreign mission.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-05-18

The men who will never die are the
man who voted for Washington, the man
who first nominated Grant the Oldest
FreamasoB, the last soldier Of the Revo-
luton, Jeffsrson's body servant, the Oldest
American actor, and the man who origl-
mated the idea of the Pacific railway.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-05-18

VARIETIES THEATER.- The Can Can
was reproduced at this attractive place
last night with fine effect The house
was we'll filled by an appreciative and
we'll pleased crowd. The scenic effects
are highly wrought and skillfully put Oh
the stage. The Ethiopian delineations
are perfectly side-splitting in theiI
freshness and originality. Tonight q
6ne bill will be presented, and another
fine crowd may be expected. Manager
Broom Thoroughly understands his bust
ness and knows exactly how far to &c
and when to stop.