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SMALL Pox.-We regret TO learn that this
much dreaded disease has lately made its ap-
pearance in Annapolis. Three cases were res
ported in town this week-that of a colored
woman and two colored men-ail of which
have been removed 10 safe quarters provided
for the purpose, outside the city limits. II it
city by one OF the coIored men, who followed
the water, and had previously visited some
place where 1t existed. Our city at present is
very healthful, and there is not the slightest
danger of the disease extending to other por.
tons OF ii, as every precaution is taken by our
city authorities To keep the patients within the
confines of the hospital until all danger of the
disease has disappeared.-AaHapoliS Rspubli-
cHn
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IL is said that Derby drew his check for
10000 sterling 10 be used against Gladstone in
the late English election,-a fact, If il be a fact
from which those who grunble at the expeu-
siyeness and corruption OF elections In this
country NAV draw little comfort: az least we
are not as bad as the English. We have few men
who can afford and who are al the same tim.
willing to pay such an amount to defeat a
candidate for Office, as well a. few men wi no
could succeed in the face of such opposition.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-01-04

The lectures given in some Of the western
towns occasionally show queer results. For
instance, IN a course of nine recently given in
Detroit, Fred Douglass was the most profitable
10 the associaton,-the receipts amounting n
Se795o, while Senator Sumner, who charged
S2no for his services, drew only sl95. IL is
possible that taste had something to do with
t1sse results, but il is likely that curiosity. the
Nesiher' and ether causes, affected them quite
: much.
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Baltimore Markets, TODAY,

BALTIMORE, Jan. 4.-Wm. Fisher & Sons
quote Nuginia's, inscribed, old, ~ y bid, 4j
asked: do. le66, So bid; do. 1867, 40 bid. Cotton
hrm; Middling Uplands, 26a26k. In conse-
quence of the election for directors OF the Ex-
change taking place to-day no business is BE-
nal Flour quiet and dull. Wheat dull. Corn
dull; white c3aS5c.: yellow Sass. Oats dull at
65a72. Rye firm, at 81 .5OaS1.6J. Pork CSC. Ba-
con firm. rib sides, 16kaI6xc.; clear do, la
*; shoulders, 4a14; hams, l.. Lard closed
active AT lSc
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-01-04

The insurrection at Malaga, Spain. seems to
nave been more serious than was at first sup
posed. The rising has been put down, but not
until on the part of the insurgents four hun
dred were killed and SIX hundred made pris-
oners- The Joint strength of certain war YES
sells lying IN the harbor and the forces at the
command OF General De Roda proved too muc n
Tor the undisciplined masses, and after brief
and, as far as appears, unequal struggle, tran.
quilhty was restored.
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RAILROADS.

baltimore AND OHIO RAILROAD,
&AsE q 1s
WASHINGTON, 1853.
and HaD MEsF
are now run - follows, viz:
FOR BALTIM0RD
Leave I'd S,Iy, s except ssunssy: 2. 5s and $50
FOB ALL WAY STATIONS.
Leave daily, except Sunday, ct : and 8 80 A. n
ana and P. n.
FOB ANNAPOLIS.
or from Annapolis on Sunday.
ON SUNDAY
Leave Ct a. NJ. and 1880, 4, $40, and
L..,. z (! e. VA IA sT .ad 1:sS +. NJ
Lew: d.i ny ssssssIs i:surd., and suns.1, at
9n s ss1Ss, I, = a Al \: ana AeM
is a0 b. h.a 9. tn.
Pepnsyivanis avenue e Passenesrs G purciasins
nave their baggage called Tor and Checked a. tssG
residence, taken 70 the depot and put in the bag.
for New York. Philsdelphis. and Boston. zee
s::sss 4 4i sfsa; Zssas
noH GEO. 8. KOONTZ, General Agent.
THR0ggH LINE BETWEEN WASHINGTON
PHILApELfHIA,A AND - !,
QEW YORK. &6|e
WARRINGTON. 1883.
Trains betwesn WASHINGTON AND NRv
fORk are now run a. follows, viz:
FOB NEW YORK, scitkom ehaaes of enys
Leave daily lexceyt Sunday ct A. M, and
1880 and $40 M.
FOB PHILADELPHIA.
Leave daily Except sunday ct A. n, an
1880 and $40 p. IL.
ON SUNDAY.
Leave for New York ct $40 p NJ ana Phfls-
deIghis At $40 p. n.
daily.
Through tickets to Philadelphia, New York, or
Boston can be had Ut the Station once ct eli hour
II the day. Also, as the Oompanyb Once, No.
4O6 Pennsylvania avenue. Passengers purchesina
tickets ct the Avenue ONCE can there arrange 70
have their baseags called for and checked Il
residences, taken he depot, and put in the beg.
See Baltimore and Ohio Railroad advertisemep,
for schedule between Washington, Baltimore, An.
Z. WILSON. Master OF Trsnsportstien
L. d. COLE. General Ticket Agent.
nos GEO. 8. KO0NTZ. Agent, WashinRton,
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II President Grant isn't Well supplied with
an administration organ IT won't be for want
OF enort and attention IN that direction on the
part OF Madame Rumor. Her las, arrangement
Is tn the effect thai Gen. James Watson Webb.
a. present Minister to Brazil, is to establish and
conduct il. We guess not, however. Gen. W
sat the man we take lin 10 be AZ he is willing
to give mp the honors, the ease, al d tSs weIye
thousand year in gold OF his present place for
the thankless drudgery of newspaper life.
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NATIONAL THEArRE-The ..Black Crook -
Win b. performed tonight and tomorrow
light for the last time, and viii be succeeded
onIWedresday night by .sUndine. or the Nais
Queen" with fun ballet troupe, ana Lamb
as "sehnapps."
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4 TEITIp sTAT1s PATENT OFFICE,

I EEIrIp sTAT1s PATENT OFFICE, %
81 psi;lssS; =. Il asi Nv
f%lroyensss = vslys for Hydrssiie Rams: ''l -
this enace On the let day Of March next. Any
5enon may oppose this sxteasies.. .Objsea1ni,
this one twenty dsyS bsfSfs ths az q Seeriss.
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REVIVAL OF THE LEGITIMATE DRAxA.-Mrs.
Scott SIddons, granddaughter Of the great Sid
dons, who's warmly praised by the New Ysrx
press for her great dramatic ability, will ap-
pear at Wallis Opera House, with an excelIen I
company, tomorrow evening, in Romeo and
Juliet ON "Wednesday evening In the
stranger on Thursday in ''As You Like It.
and on Friday evening in Much Ado About
Nothing" On Saturday there will be a NATL
nee We trust Mrs. Slddons' attempts to re-
vIve the Legitimate drama may be successful.
Seats can be secured az Metzerott's mus,cstore
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fTc1n shillington we have Harrer'. Ba.ar for
Jan. 10, and Hearth asd Home for Jan. o
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frons French 4 Richardson We have Bar.
Ier's Bdrdr FOR Jan To-
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GoveTnm ent Sc

Government Securities.
WARRINGTON, Jan. 1, tSo9.-Jay Cooke 4
20. furnish the following quotations. Of GCy
eminent securities:
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u fDR ESS MAKING,
DY MR9. Al KlNBON. 341 Eighth street west.
between 1 end = nerth. Wedding, Reception,
reche,ehe styles. No work slieht ted to hasten lie
eoppletion-time always set, and no disa point
nents. ~ Machine stitching and Quitting and
Basting carefully and promptly done. no IS-sm
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NOVELTY FOUNDRY AND MACHINE
~ WORKS,

PARKERSBUkG, WEST VIRGINIA.
We have on hand one Portable Steam o " Min
OF y Horse Power that 70 win sell at our works
for Sl5co cash; also. several portable engines
for threshing machines Of 10 horse power;
also, several portable engines Oh wheels from Is to
horse power or under. Persons wishing to Dur.
chase new or second hand machinery, engiues or
iron, would do well 10 call or address H. ],
LhEsE CO., Parkerburs. West Virginia.
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III -
S sssSGs nsS,.p and .shyenslSgi:s s.'s%ss
DE eKoRe. B: sfItss he, removed to No.
Greeu.
Or. GEORGE =. alst sGT rtra ,,,p.m.s
- = TsoaAss SsrLLrR fro. 10, toll. N. an.
ADIIs AND GENTLEMEN:-Three mouth.
na;,sSp i ssye been .evereiv aricted 9Th mot
npi9ss y, aud typhoie fever Ma. nearly
allmy friends; all the efforts made by 40 rn,neat
-sEBsssD. ana in few hours ;his 81 s.l,eni
Ss, , sp;i.sly .6ioi >n only soins my
ao' ihs n ssn,css n Sr ny rsa, i1des
when j. for the welfare % the public, resomns d
pr B.hrend TO everybOdy, saactcd With = dsa,
wshi.s soa, d. c.. Dec nG a. issss' hh saa.
nocToR h. y wooDsUgY rs. removed hi.
49,, s nee and residence to No $50 street ,nd
door IRON Izth. gAe La
NIBs A. HULL, FROM NEw YORK CTrY-A
lV1 distinguished ClairVoysnt. Test Medium. aud
PPyshSme,rist 4s6 Pc avenue. Empire Hcus.I
once hours 10 q N TO 2 2. m jaf
AIDES FRIEND AND DOCTOR. al IN trou-
charge Gail and see Msdsme NJ PaNr. Pe5n's
House. "a LIN
INDIAN sQUAW DOJTKssS,
MADAME DUPREk,
PHRENoLoGIsT AND CARD READER.
Can be consulted AZ No 3si L street. nts 1ihst
IN ever thing relating 30 fortune she eau reveal
the past and fsture; tell lucky numbers e!ve m
form alton in regard 20 things lost, aid drsoriRs
the same. Hours, from 5 a m. to sp m de 81 at
MADAM ST, CLAIR, sevenfeentn daughter.
Nl Queen OF the NJ sterious Art, probes the So
cret q the human he art, reveals your Destiny, At
No. oss Penna. ave T., bet LIST and ID SITS de - OF
w ALkNANDER SMITH,
Attorneys AT Lave and Solicitors IN CiInne-g,
No 50 Louisiana ave, near 6th OF de IS
T'HE HIGHEST CASH PAID FOR Ladies'
Scents and Childreu's Cast on Clothing,
Boots, Shoes, etc, at g. e. HARTOGENSIs, 2iI
Ih street, between n AMI N. Any order through
mall promptly attended to. de Sly
DERs0EAL-IQUAL PARTNER WANT ED
u Active or silent, in established Real Bst ATE
insuras ce, and negotiation OF Loans busiu csc
must have frsm Is 600 to So 90 which will be
amply securec on real estate. references given and
required. THOMAS A. MIrUHELL, Room 4
IntellieeDcer building. no 2, m
Intel and Chron., s II d and ohron q /
CONSULT DB. LEON.
He guarantees o thorough and speedy cure OF al
secret Diseases, or no charge made his treat
mekt embraces the latest discoveries of science,
om on, mercury balsam, and ell other unpIess-
esanys of diet required. Rooms private Hours
nom 9 70 daily. S04 9Th street, above Pa. ave
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-01-04

EDUCATIONAL.
SILECT SCHOOL In BOSTON. MASS.
EIsS STEVENS SCHOOL
FOX YOUNG CHILDREN AND MISSES
No. Carver street. rst door from BoylsLou street
south side OF Boston Common
Primary and Advanced Courses Of study.
irt nch, by q native fescher.
Music.
scholars admitted at any time during the school
year. Good accommodations will be procured for
pupils not residing in the city:
For circulars address Mis-. p. STEVENS, at her
House. Wsshipgion. ID. G.
RECOMMENDATION. Jacob Sleeper, Hon. Otis Nor
cross. Hon. A. stevens, NJ q Lieut.. Gov I'm
ClailIn, lchabod Rowland, Esa B.v :. II Wink
ley, Rev VIM. y. Warren, ID D.: Rev David Pat
ten, ID ID +. Dutton, Esq EDen Sears, ESQ
John A. Iamson. III ID.
DECEMBER. 1853. dels- Inn
NJ isS Z. A. co tOURN'S SELECT SCHOOL
N1 In the 3 str Get Baptist Church, bet 9th and
7th SITS. The English Branches taught on the Nor
NAL School Plan. Address 2O7 Pa ave des- I'm.
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DENTISTRY.

ABS. W. AND II. A MERRILL, DENTISTS
No. gao PENNSYLVANIA AvE-
fUG, between 18th and 18th streets fur
nish iFlClAL TEETH on any Kind QaD
Q, Plate desired Pure Nitrous oxide Gas con-
SANITY on hahd for extracting ieeth without paiu
We guarantee to all those having work done Al our
once satisfaction In every particular. no 10 lys
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GEORGE Il. STROBEL, Sec. ia 2-2ts
~NATIONAL METROPOLITAN BANK.
III Il Late RaAk of the MAfrnnnlis 4

pS tLate baHk OF tDe MetrOpolsJ
WASHINGTON. Dec. so, 1853.
Al q meeting Of the Board OF Directors of this
Bark, held this day, the following resolution was
adopted:
RssOIrsd, That thu usual dividend OF four DER
cent free of tax be paid to the stock holders FIR IN
the profits OF the current half year from and after
MONDAY, the 4th prONimo; and that the sum of
twenty five thousand dollars be carried to SUR plus
fund
il I-3t MOSES KELLY Cashfer
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~ Q c E
NJ. W. GAIT & BRO.
Offer this morning
AnvRC- ANN NrHT,s n a Hn DnrccrN

CAsES
MANTEL CLOCKS AND BRONZEs,
PAkIAN FIGURES,
OPERA GLASSES, EVENING FANS,
And every variety Of
NEW AND ELEGANT JEWELRY,
SILVER AND PLATED WARE
NEW STORE, $50 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE.
JalSt
NEW YEARS GIFTS. at BARTLETT's CAPT
~ Toll HILL BOOKSTORE, 50 East Cspito
Games; Toy AID Song Books, Diaries, Pictures
&C., all cheap de 81 ct
NEW MARYLAND HAMS. Unsurp assed in
quality.
MINCE MEAT Fresh and of besfqualtty.
BRANDY PEACHES. At IS cents per jar.
AFRICAN DATES.
MALAGA GRAPES. At lowest prizes
Under Ebbitt House.
de Sd Corner lith and streets.
9RD .. 1. G. -
STRASBURGER BROS
BOOT AND shOE STORE =
tail at Wholesale prices. Look at his:
Ladies' high KID button Boots g.: worth IS =.
" i4.ineh :. Skating Boots 70, worth ss
- Polish Bo Is So, worth 1915
4" Morocco Shoes from 81 up
Children Shoes from 40 cents to So 50
"e"' "ne s lew" P Cit Boots $3.50
Gents heavy Kip Boots IS Is
prices. Call and see Tor yogr.slt and be eonyinosd
373 SEVENTH sTREEr,
de Is I'm Fourth door above street.
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IlR. LEWIB q DAVIS DENTAL Asso1Is
" TON.
No. 200 PENH'A AVE-
Between 18th and 18th streets.
TEETH ExTRACTED WITHOUT PATs,

itdal Teeth are inserted, although the
estient viii De reQ.ired TO- pay for thed 49,
sill be deducted when the Teeth are made rna
sssocisttsn Is nov prepared to make Teeth or
phia and Boston Dri ess All persons Wishing den
al work done can have II e cheap I'm the above
and best manner, and warranted to five ontsr,
satisfaction. Persons Will do we'll 20 cali and ey
smlne our vork before GETTING II elsewhere. " u
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WOOD AND GOAL.

MI BANE A FEW HUNDRED TONS OF
w Anthracite ana Cumberland coal, which
We will sell in round lots below the market
oeaS div GLEASON & GLENN.
- p. BROWN 4 SON,
Ne Corner Of New York Avenue and 18th street,
Wholesale and Retail Dealers in
ANTHRACITE AND BITUMINOUS COAL,
Quote prices follows:
white Ash Goal, all sizes..................sIlO 90
neo Ash DO do .--............... II 50
Orders received at our Office corner Of New
York avenue and 18th street, and Of our yard foot
Of 9TH street. 40 ~
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PERSONAL.

hR-C PINKHAM. SEER. PRoPHET. REvE.
" ister, Olsir ant Advising, Healing, Devsl-
epins Meoium. sud PhrenOlogist. GeHtlemen 81.
u das 2w.
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- L A T Z n A N 7 Z L 8.

Call and ex smfNe our extensive stock Of DOORS
SASH. BLIND0, BUILDERS HARDWARE, &c
AT BUILDERS DEPOT,
362 SEVENTH STREET,
de3- { Oppesite Centra M.-Aa%
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N@I. o. o. IA full attendance OF the mem
~ Der of BEACON LODGE, No. Is, 1. o. o.
r. is desired THIS EVENING, as business of
great interest will be before the Lodge
1t III. CLAY STIER, Rec Sec.
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NONsULT DR. LEON.

He guarantees Q thorough and speedy cure OF al
secret Diseases, or no charge made. Bis treat.
NEXT embraces the latest discoveries of science
emitting mercury. basam, and all other M pIess-
ant nostruns: No restriction from business or
nom 20 daily. 5O4 eth street, above Pa ave.
oc - lyN
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-01-04

VA MEETING OF THK sTOCKHOLDERs
NS of the WASHIN6TON AND GEORGE-
TOWN RAILROAD COMPANY. for the election
Of Directors will be held at the off Of the Com
papy. corner of New Jersey avenue and street.
on "WEDNESDAY, the 18th OF January, 1879
The POLLS will be opened at II O'Clock m and
close at O'Clock m
Transfer Book will be closed on the 18th Decem.
Der, 1865, and opened on yanury 18TH. 1859.
SILVANUS 8. RIkER, Prest.
A. w. NICHOLS, Sec'y pro tenn DIS dad
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piano TUNING AND REPAIRING.
%, L. WILD, formerly Tuner 49,
~ abc s and subsequently Of 6tein-FYYXH
WAYS Pianos. now OF G. l. WILD 49,
BBo. : Piano Store, ~! 18th street, between Pa
avenue and street, still 81 YES especial attention
to the above. Other Instruments also repaired,
tuned and for sale. Pianos for sale, rent, sr ex.
change. % Sly
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MOSES KELLY, Cashier,

"THE ANIMAL MEETING OF THE
ALEXANDRlA. WASHINGTON and GEORGE
TOWN STEAMSHIP COMPANY, for the cleo
tiCn Of nine Directors for the ensuing year will be
held at the Once Of the CsmHsnX, No. SO South
January, lS6s. The polls will be open from IL to
o clock.
de3D- eo6t J.. W THOMPSON. President
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U l. y: o. f.
SUPPER, for the benefit of the EASTERN
LODGE No. ., wiII be given by REBIKAH DE
GBEE ASSOCIATION, No. ), at Potomac Hall,
corner 18th and Maryland avenue, South wash.
ington, commencing on TUESDAY IvANlNG,
5th January. and CONTINUING FOR THEE
NIGHTS, when it will close with HOP, which
will be the best Of the season. ja43ts
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M ARIHI's IAeHI0NABLR DAYoIK0
=. bst.esn oh and 10Th streets,
noN open Tor reception Of Pupils. For
a.no ca ~ aySiy st the Acsdeny for eircu-
Day. Of Tuition: Tor Masses ana n sst.r.-r,..
da{, Thursday, and Saturday, from 20 D M
lor SentismenoAonday, Wednesday, and Sas
uIa.y, Iroo W ~ .. N sel<-r
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-10-16
How the Money Goes f,

EDITORS LEDGER: As Geo. M. Greeley
has been allowed the snug sum of $1,000
for indexing the Record Books,th ques-
ton naturally presents itself: How long,
yes hop long did it require him to do
this work. Asa citizen of Shelby coun-
ty, have right to demand an answer (;
because l question the correctness Of his
claim. do not pretend to know the mag
nitude of the job, but venture to say that
one man could have indexed the books
within two months time. | believe in
paying a man for his labor, but this way
of rammipg and examining his pockets
full of money, just because his time is
short, is acting in very bad faith. 1t is
simply squandering the peoples money
regardless CT public good. The County
Com missioners are dead weight to
Shelby county, and when 1t comes to pay.
ing out money they do not appear to
have the fear of God, man or the devil
at heart. Mr.. Greeley will please answer
these questions: How long did it require
you to perform the work for which you
we're allowed twelve hundred dollars
If you had worked ten hours each day,
what length OF time would it have re-
ouired Will the Commissioners an-
swer one question If Mr.. Greeley
could have performed the work of index
ing within tpelre days, would you not
have allowed him $1,000 without asking
any questionsf LAWYER.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-10-16

MURRAY g. RIDGLEY, merchant tsilors,
81 Madison direct, have received one OF
the prettiest stocks.of goods ever brought
TO this market They will be able to show
to any gentleman the fnesttpatterns for
suits, of the latest styles just from the
Northeast and West, that can be anywhere
selected. These gentlemen propose and
will compete with the first class estab-
lishments in the United States. We
would recommend our friends to look at
the stock of goods received and being re-
ceived every day by these gentlemen be-
fore buying at other places. l0-r
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-10-16
Religious.

Religious.
David Walk will preach at Linden
street Christian Church tomorrow Sun
day. at l03 am. and u pm.
The Central Baptist church (Dr.
Ford has had very interesting series OF
meetings during the past week. Some
fifteen or twenty have united with the
church this week, who will be baptized
tomorrow according to the usage of that
church.
The gentlemen of St. Peters and st.
Patrick's parishes are requested to meet
Immediately after High Mass tomorrow,
10 order to devise measures TO present a
suitable testimonial to our Right Rev
erend Bishop, on the occasion of his APP
preaching departure to attend the Gene
raj Council of the Catholic Church at
Rome. The meeting at st. Peters will
he held at the Sodalty Hall. and at St
Patrick's in the school adjoining the
church. A full attendance is desired.
M. RIeRDAS, v. g.,
Pastor st. Pstricks.
NJ. B. FORTUNE,
Pastor (pro TEN. st. Peters.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-10-16

DROWNED-S5 $50 Reward.
The Memphis Boat Club will
pay a reward of Fifty Dollars
for the recovery of the body
Of James p. Gallagher, late u
member of the Club, who was
drowned sunday afternoon,
October 10th. This is i'm ad.
ditiOn TO a reward of one hum
dred dollars offered by Mr.. J..
Coll, of Main street. q
@. l.. LOOP, Prcs'f.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-10-16

PATENT PAPER-CUrTISG MAcnISE.--We
have procured, at an expense of $500,
one OF NJ. Riehl's patent paper cutting
machines for the book-room and job de-
partment Of the PUBLIC LEDGER. After
a fair trial we have found it to be the best
ever invented, being the quickest and
most perfect working machine of the kind
we ever saw. The amount Of labor saved
By il will more than pay for it in less than
a year. 1t is cheaper than any other
pspsr-cutter, and in every way superior.
The factory of NJ. Riehl is in Philadel-
phis, where our brethren OF the craft can
procure, like us, one of those splendid
paper. cutting machines.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-10-16

TIE BEST is THE CHEAPEsT.-J. De-
voto has the best of everything in the
family grocery line, corner Third and
Adams streets. 81
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-10-16
n EWAR D.

DEwARD.-TWENTY-FIvE DOLLARS
N reward for the body or information Of
October, ten miles below Henderson, Ky.
Height, about Eve feet nine inches, heavy eet.
black hair; had on heavy check flannel shirt.
black pair Of pants and new Eair of boots.
Apply to [3a-4lsJ 4. HURST. Memphis.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-10-16

at 40 cents. $l55.2l7 IA; school tax on
same. at 20 cents, $77.608 81; poll tax
on 2707 for State. 80 1888 70; poll tax on
2707 for schools. 1915 rs; total, $780,
1877 ii. Total county tax for all pur-
poses on real and personal property,
1904 457 sc; poll tax, $4,000 SO; total,
$508. 5l8 l6.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-10-16

News, NKws-Godey, Peterson and
host Of other magazines for November,
Die Modeawelt, Atlsntic Monthly, XIX
Century, September and October mn
bers, eli the latest illustrated veeklies,
Northern, Eastern and Western dailies,
At Joe Locke's, 1854 Main street.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-10-16

HORSES AND MULES FOR SALE.-At
Bluff City Stock Yard, corner of Linden
and Clinton streets, have just been re-
ceived lot of choice horses and mules
worthy of attention Of parties desiring
to purchase. Call Immediately.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-10-16

PIrTsBURG and canDel coal and gas
coke--Bigley. Mellersh q Co. Office, 278
Main street, Bethel block. Yard, corner
of Madison and Second streets. 81
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-10-16

Dr.. RUSSELL, the leading practitioner
of the New School system of medicine,
has the most extensive practice in the
city. The system is advancing rapidly
in the estimation of the community, and
the remarkable cures effected BY it are
attracting much attention.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-10-16

NOUCE-Planters and merchants
are respectfully iRrfted 10 cali tcith their
orders for drugs and family medicines
at j. A. J. Smith d Co. druggists, 225
Maia street. under the Worshdm House
Satisfaction guaranteed. Al
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-10-16

Jusr RECEIVED, at A. Vaccaro 4 Co. g,
1924 Front street, fifty barrels and half
barrels pure old rye whisky, from Balti-
more, distilled in 1860. r-erf srs 48