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ADJUSTMENTS.

ss ADJUSTMENTS.
unW OPERA HOUSE.
:; cALABRB3. 3................... AA"hn
rhursa.y. December -, 1870.
1eooad aisht Of Hslevy's grand opera in I've acts.
LA RENE DE CHYPRB.
Ii sAs srst ana fourth acts GRAND DzvARrlss-
yses MENT.
Saturday, December "a,
eec,ud Matinee. st twelve O'Clock, precisely,
LIE VOYAGE EN- CHINE.
comic opera. in three acts, BY BaAn.
xAs door win b open for tho matinee st eleven
O'Clock.
Bo< o6Aoc open every day from oine A N. 70 four
sEeD0ck r. N.
Doors open at halfpast six. and the performance
ssaAnences at seven O'Clock preoisely.
tickets can be secured at Grunevaad's music
stcrs. No. l20 Canal street. deel D
A ACADRMY OF MUSIC.
This week will be presented
OfAKrLNG AND SPARKLING SPEC1ALrTHS FOR
THE HOLIDAYS, BY FIFTY STAR ARTISTS,
GIVING eELECTED GEMS.
R~a all known smusements. including Opera,
sansa, Ethiopian Songs, Dances. Gymnastics,
Acrobats, Sketches etc. concluding eaoh enter
t<snment with the
SENSATION OF rHR PERIOD,
THE KHMALE HfINSTRKIs.
WFaxNTH ANNUAL CHRISTMAS GIFT AAyfHHH
- originally established BY this Management
in rsss
There VIII Be two Christmas Gift Aatinees this
yaaR. The hrst On SATURDAY, December "a. ls7c.,
no secoud on MONDAY December Is, lSn giving
10000 ELEGANT GIFTS.
On Monday, December 20,
WIN be presented the Great
HOLIDAY SPEClALTIRs,
-Fhs Nausicnl Aboriginal Burlesquo aud Comic
Trick Pantomine
ROBIN CRUsOE AND HARLEQUIN
MAN. FRIDAY. den
or. CHARLES THEATRE.
Last week Of tho talented artiste
MISS MAGGIE MITCHELL,
Wac wlInppeex in her great character Of LORLs
supported BY the great Stock Company
wednesday Evening, December 81, 1870.
wa be presented the very successful play, written
expressly for Mics. MITCHELL. eatisaed
LORLE.
Loass.A, the tiny belle Of the Canton, Mss MAGGIE
,,.ss.E ;s:ssS ne1s-pareven benefit Of h''' Maggie
0sturdsy uoor-GrAnd CHRISTMAS MATINEE;
50 toy presen{s given away.
poors open st quarter to seven Perfernsuee com
nnenoes ut quarter to eight o'clock. deD 10
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I GENTS WANTED IN ALL PARTS
uoited States. to soil L. V. Deforeet Co.'S
Afuyninum, Gold Jeyvelry.

uaited States, to soil L. V. Def0reet + Co.'S
Aluminum Gold JeWelry.
Agents are making 500 to $500 per week selma
the Aluminium Jewelry. The best imitation Of gold
sVcr introduced It has the exact color, which 1t
wnys retains and stands the test Of Il, .t-o.-Sct
nsids. No can tell it from gold only " wrlxnr,
+ v Deforest Co. arc selling their goods for one
tsnth the price gold jewelry u sold for and on
Hest liberal terms to agents- quarter cash,
persons wishing to act agents q full and com.
pleke assortment of goods, consisting Of Seals,
Rmes. sleeve Buttons studs, ETC., for $lo0-&1S to
be paid when the goods are received the other $75
IN thirty, sixty and ninety days Parties Wishing
16urder goods and act as agents will address
L. DEFORRST L CO.,
80 am - and q Broadway New York.
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WANTED.

VuANTED.-ANYO ONE HAVING FURNISHED
w house to rent, could find q responsible tenant
by addressing House. ladies' box 3lS6. New Orleans
PSSrtoffica del6 lot
~ANTED-A SITUATION AS ENTRY CLERK.
writing. by . gentleman accustomed to such
basiAess and who is willing to be generally useful
Address ira Hastings City POstoface. de5
VVEACHEKS WANTED.-APPLICATI
are hereby invited for the position OF Principal
Teacher at each of the Public Schools in 0reenvills,
Mississippi. Applications to be made on or before
to second day Of January next either in persOa or
dacates Of competency and character:
JULIUS JUNKERMAEN,
0upa1inte ndent of Public Education for Washing.
ton County, Mississippi. de4 I'm
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New Orlesns. December 20. 1870
Hon. Simeon Belden Attorney General Of Louisiana:
DEAR SIR SEQ that nothing was done
yesterday, in the matter Of the rule order
ing the disbursement of the school fund to
satisfy the pay rolls Of the schools OF this
division.
sincerely trust, as said in my former
letter, that you will effect the object when
you expressed your feelings 80 emphatically
agreeably surprised and pleased, and still
more gratifed when. in your conference on
Saturday, you indicated your intended in
slant action. All will rejoice. whatever
may be ideas as TO the rights of conflicting
school boards, if this money is at once dis
bursed and placed in the hands of those to
whom it belongs, and will so much appre-
ciate the accomplished fact. 1t seems to
me that there is no relief in the matter out
side of legal action. In hastes "a sTt very truly
yours. D. Is. CARTER,
Superintendent Public Schools, Sixth Dl-
vision.
Mr.. CONWAY'S LETTER.
ORION oy supsxxurxHDENr OF PUBLiC SCHOOLS.
Eew Orleans, December 10. 1877
Hon. Simeon Beldea. Attorney General:
SIR beg leave to respectfully invite
your attention to the situation in which the
public schools Of New Orleans and the
teachers employed in them are now placed.
and to suggest the urgent need of your in
deemed necessary under the circumstances.
The school law has been obstructed in its
operation by tho efforts of the City Board
to exercise exclusive administration OF 1t.
and by legal stops to prevent the ward
boards from the exercise OF their functions.
One decision after another has been rem
dered against the City Board, and in sup
port of the views entertained by tho At
tornev General and myself respecting the
the school funds, but the City Board, un-
willing to submit to tho first decision, took
an appeal to the Supreme Court, where the
question will not be tried before about the
middle of January. .--...
In the meantime tho City Board is en-
Joined from exercising control of the schools.
The ward boards have, some of them, de-
manded a surrender, on thnpart of the City
Board, Of the books, keya hnd other prop
erty now in it's hand; but, thus far. not only
has the demand been refused, but not even
a reply has been made to the communica-
tions sent concerning tho subject; 30 that,
while the City board itself can not exercise
Jurisdiction, the ward boards are kept from
possession Of the property and consequent
control of the schools. AS o result, ehe
teachers are unpaid, q painful state OF sus-
pense exists throughout the community,
and the money-nearly two hundred thou
sand dollars-auo to the city for school pur-
poses remains IN tho State treasury, not
withstanding, hsve, three times within the
year now drawing to . close. made spp0r.
Gonment Of it a. required BY law.
Can You not, seeing that the City Board
has violated ii duAY. and that the ward
boards Asve oeea peoveated from tho per
foenaaeG # thenR p - this tins, and far
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-02-08

MrxrHIs. February :. 1870.


EDIroRs LEDoER: In your issue OF the
9th instant you ask, why don't the
young Americas Of the city organize o
cadet military company This, Messrs.
Editors, is move in the right direction,
and | for one would like TO be able to
answer why this Is thus, bat cannot do
so. There is in the city the material TO
make o splendid company of the kind
you suggest, and agree with you that
martial music and military exercise are
both pleasant to the ear and eye, aud
beautiful and invigorating to both mind
and body. In this city, where we have
nothing that can be called agynnasium,
cadet military company is the one
thing needful. Then why. not have one
that will be credit to the city and the
State2 am, for one, decidedly in favor
Of it, and will obligate myself to furnish
one fne recruit for the company, armed,
equipped and drilled, as the laws Of the
company, when organized, shall direct,
aud will devote one evening in each week
to assisting the young officers and men
to be proficient in the duties and drill OF
a soldier. Yours, truly,
H. CLAY CoEDE.
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memphis Insurance Agency.

We take pleasure in calling attention
to the statement of the Hartford Fire
Insurance Company, which appears in
our columns. This is one of the oldest,
strongest and most reliable companies in
the country; otherwise il would not be
represented by such thorough-going bust
ness men as q. A. Littleton and r. ".
vredenburg, of the Memphis Insurance
Agency, at % Madison street. These
gentlemen are also agents for the E.na,
Security and Phenix-all noted compa-
MES, who own millions Of capital and
promptly pay all losses.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-02-08

What man, woman or child is there
who does not delight in pictures ? espe-
cially those made so vivid and life-like
as are now being exhibited at the Gen.
tral Methodist church, aud for the bene.
ft of the building that yet lacks COM
pIetion. Is there an aged gent or lady,
,addie or lassie that would deny them
selves the pleasure of beholding correct
religious representations, or refuse their
presence toward aiding the church when
it lay in their power to do SOP We hope
not. There are also pictures to amuse
the little children. Another show to-
night. Price of admission, so cents
children, rs cents.
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FROM OUR CORRESPONDENT
&" TRISTRAM SHANDY."
rcopoIu ded from yesterdays LBDaER.l

[ConcIu ded from yesterdays LBDaER.l
The seco nd clerk, Mr.. Lem Seabrook,
had concluded to take trip on mule,
but the ewner, not recognizing him.
hailed him hack. Mr.. D. had now re-
turned, and turning to the gentleman
who had offered his carriage, saying;
1.-THE Ca ,ptain desires me to return HIS
sincere thanks for your kindness in
placing your carriage at his disposal,
but says it need not 90, as he has written
a note rec luestiHg them to remain where
they are ii Il tomorrow morning"
"Oh, what will become of my two
daughters, as there are no accommoda-
tons, and one of them is in very feeble
health" inquired Mrs. B, Of New
Orleans. 1t was now near night, and no
tidings mad been conveyed below. At
this juncture, Mr.. Alexander, of Frank
lin, Tennessee, rendered his services as
messenger to convey the note to Lake
Providence, provided horse and saddle
be furnished. A horse was about being
rugged up, when private carriage rolled
up bearing two young ladies. These
had some lady friends on board, aud
some relatives at Lake Providence, and
proposed to convey their friends
to the latter place, deliver
the note and remain during
the night One of the ladies on board
had q brother as one of the excursionists,
and agreed to go, but would turn back if
she met her brother returning So they
started, and everything became more
quiet and satisfactory. But this lull was
destined to be of only short duration,
as within an hours time, q servant en-
tiers the ladies cabin with q note in his
hand, stating, Madam, the carriage has
returned, and the ladies say you can
send this note by some one else Now
commenced the excitement again.
"Bless my soul, my grand daughter
must have some news from me-" "1
wish my daughters had not gone" and
many similar expressions could be heard.
It was now near 10 o'clock at night,
and Mr.. Alexander was sent for and re-
quested TO 90 with the note, who kindly
consented, provided he could get COM
pany. he soon succeeded in arousing
gentleman at the nearest residence,
where be procured two mules and col
ored boy, and away be went on his mid.
night errand.
Arriving at the whArfbOat be shouted:
"How far to Lake Providence n" The
aforesaid Fenuel, still 90. the huut for
Snyder, quickly made bis appearance,
and inquired Il be bad any tidings from
the Mary Houston. Upon entering the
whsrfboai. some we're found playing
cards, some vhistling "0ld Bob Ridley,
no, and others we're minciug q, scraps
Of cheese, which bad been lsfi from sup
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EalesrOOm, 31S Main Street.
Dis = O1utiO n.

THE law partnership which has so long and
Il so pleasantly existed between the under
signed Is this day dissolved by mutual consent.
The partnership business will be attended 70
and wound up ~ the old firms Of Wright A
McKisick and Wright, MeKisisk q Wright. as
heretofore.
A. WRIGHT and LUKE L. WRIGHT have
this day formed partnership and sill c0ntinue
the practice Of the Law under the hrm name Of
WRIGHT a WRIGHT.
L. d. McKISICk continues the practice.
Ofices Kit Williams B ock.
A. WRIGHT,
L. d. McKISfCK.
LUXE X. WRIGHT.
January Z. 1870. lll-t6
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-02-08

A pretty good house assembled, 10 the
face of the inclement weather, at the
Memphis Theater last night, to witness
Mr.. Lstingwelrs rendition of Billiards,
a new comedy produced here for the hrsi
time. nis one of the best pieces played
10 some time, and the audience testified
appreciation in frequent applause. The
makeup was splendid, and the support
Of the company excellent. The after
piece, The Kiddy ashore, was also good.
Billiards again tonight
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Gard of Thanks.

MEMpHIs. February 7. 1870
Editor PUBLIC LEDGER:
DEAR SIR-At meeting this am. OF
thu lady managers of the Leath Orphan
As YUM, it was unanimously resolved
tina we return you many thanks for your
ass istance in rendering our late concert
for the benefit of the asylum complete
suct Tess.
v cry respectfully, you're,
Mrs. MILES OWEN,
MRS DOYLE,
MRS. TITUS,
Mrs. TATE,
Committee.
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per-the ladies, having been kindly pro-
yided for, were fast asleep. Mr.. Alexan-
der returned to the boat ct about two
o'clock. Early next morning, as the dew
drop was pendent from every leafiet,
party Of about a dozen were quietly
shifting the breeze and ascending the
river, now and then rubbing their eyes
and making certain wishes.
All we're anxious to reach the boat in
time for their mornings repast. At
about nine o'clock the fatigued and hun
cry fugitives we're welcomed by tho way-
ing of hats and handkerchieis. Three
hours later and our boat was again
launched on her voyage. Thus ended
twenty-four hours pleasures, troubles and
trials, during which time oil were taught
some true lessons that will long be re-
membered by the participants.
To the various members of this acct
dental, yet pleasant party, for their many
acts of kindness offer my heartful re-
CARDS, aud hoping them long, bright
and prosperous future, bid them adieu.
A few words of the Mary Houston and
her efficient officers and Ii am done. She
left Nsnphis on the night of January
q, 1870, with ITO passengers and 1000
tons of freight, en- route from Louisville
to New Orleans. Captain Durham has
been in command of various boats for
term of % years: ran one boat 100000
miles, and another 1000 has never
had boat to sink or burn, and never cost
an insurance company dollar Can any
one else say as much2 The Captain,
with Mr.. H II. Walker and Mr.. Lem
Seabrook, are ever at their post, and
shirk from nothing which tends to the
comfort of their passengers. The Hous-
ton is large, new and elegant, with supe-
rior accommodations in every respect,
and am certainly of the opinion that
no one can take one trip on her and fail
to desire second. May she ride the
waves long and successfully.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-02-08

THE MoxrroR-H. Wetter L Co., at
Is and Is Monroe street, are agents for
the Monitor" cOsi cooking stove
lately introduced, which gives great sat
isfaction. Those Who have tried It are
delighted, and would not exchange II for
any other. This large, enterprising house
has also various patterns Of stoves, ell
kinds Of unwAre. cooking utensils and
everything usually kept By 3 frst-class
house in that line.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-02-08

ELDER K. A. MEADERs, old school
Baptist minister, from Water Valley,
Miss, will preach at the Baptist school
house, on Eckles street, Wednesday eve
ming, 9Th inst, at 7 o'clock. l3o
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-02-08

DoN'T forget the grand exhibition OF
dissolviug views this evening iu the Gen.
trail Methodist Church for the benefit OF
the new church buildings. Admission,
so cents; children, 25 cents.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-02-08

joe LOCKE, at 1854 Main street, gen.
eral news agent and dealer in cheap pub.
LEGATIONS, ETC., has q full supply OF the
latest leading dailies; also, the sporting,
police and fashion papers, and stock of
valentines and books.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-02-08

RKLKF Committee Of the Confederate
Relief and Historical Association: Major
i. P. Adams, James &. Beasley, Captain
A J. Black.
las JoHx W. DAws0s, Secretary.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-02-08

To Housr- KEEPERS you want
10 save money aud time, call At d. Wet
ter 4 Co.'S aud purchase the Patent I'm
proved Monitor coal and wood eooslng
stove, q fuel saver. lzzi
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-02-08

For SALEl FoR SALE = City and
County Scrip and Tennessee money, at
City Bank, No. Madison street, in sums
To suit. NO.
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RECEIVED, this day, by steamers
Liberty No. 2 and Des Arc, twenty-five
choice deer. VIcroR D. FuoH,
2a Al Jefferson street.
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THE CITY.

PIrrsBuRo and Camel coal s1d gas
coke. Brown l. Jones, Office 2S3 Main
street, Bethel Block. 7
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HN IA % I'd 1.
JOHN IA h ID
Carpenter and Builder,
In the Aiies' 1910 81
NO enc PubliC.

o. HOLLENBERG has remove ca AZ
ii S;.no Rooms 70 253 Main si ir,s,sra ~ ~.
1Iliine, and has iast rsseivea IN IA s1ii,s
Inv .So.nD.sa.sfsliy srvitsd % call and see TIM
super. ip'''T M q. HoLLEEBERs. - Main
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ABUSE NJ ENTs.
WI emphis Theater.

sPALpINe, B1DwELL Il MAcDoYouGH, Propr's.
X. W. YoUNGE, ...................Acting Manager.
TUESDAY EVENING, February Last
near as Sam Sample, the Billiard Sharp. IN
II. T, Craven's original comedy, BILLIAkDS,
written expressly for the Lefiiugwell, in which
he will be supported by Mary Leffngwell' MISS
Millie Sackett and the entire company.
The Managers have great pleasure in an'
nouncing that they have effected an engage
ment with the Mccullough Brignoli Opera
Troupe, for one night only. on Saturday. Fe6.
charming opera of MARTHA. Seats can be
secured on and after Tuesday. February! .. -,
Overture at half past seven; the curtain VIII
-;'se at a quarter to eight precisely.
% Ienually eligible for LADIES', 81 90. Fam
~ Trc,s. so cents Colored Box (cane seat
Chairs. SO cents Private Boxes. admitting
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-02-08

EXMoNs & Son, dealers in books, sta
tionery, magazines, newspapers, etc., at
10 Jefferson and 63 Beal street, have the
latest and best daiies and weeklies on
their shelves
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Money 90 loan al $50 Main 1t. sa-i

FRrsH Savannah river shsd received
daily By Victor d. Fuchs, Il Jefferson
street. 100
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-02-08

HATS cleaned, dyed, pressed, trimmed
equal to new. M. COHEN. 800 Main st. 7
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-02-08

DENrsoS's SHIPPING TAGS printed at
this office at strictly New York prices.
No use to send your orders off here
after.
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BOARDING.

151Io NED ROOMS FOR RENT. WITH
Fbosrd. tlot couItstrset- lse-l--
5o11n11, a-DAY BoARDERs WANT
RoAans,plhscs econd street. ~
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PIrrsBuRe and camel coal and gas
coke-Bigley, Mellersh 4 Co. Office, 27S
Main street. Bethel block. Yard, corner
Of Madison aud Second streets. 81
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RIVER INTELLIGENCE.

Weather.
Meteorological observations. as reported to
us By Mr. Edward Goldsmith:
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. "A ~ " u )

R IN ~ " - Z
VIII make her first and only appearances (slnce
her return from Europe) in two grand concerts
Tuesday aud "Wednesday ESeninss'
February z and s,
Ats o,clock Miss Carlotta Patti will be as
sted by M. Theodore Ritter (the great class
;caI pianist, his first appearance here) MI.
Henry squires, the popular tenor M. >, Z;
Prume. the distinguished viollnist; JOSEF
Hermans. tae great German Basso.
MI q. w. Colby, Musical Director.
Admission (including reserved seatsl. ":
Gallery, 81. The sale of reserved seats viii
Commences on Wednesday morning, at the mu-
sic store of Mr.. Benson. 3l7 MAN 81.
coneer,s 129-136
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CouxrY Scarf CoUSTY SCRIP lin
sums to suit taxpayers, at City Bank. No;
9 Madison street ll0-I
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lost TEN l,,LttA s.s,t kE% y ssSi q =
| memorandum l~ 81: notes Of a railroad
the back hs nasr w. receive the sbovs Tes
snrvss, h,;nSinr the DO Ok TO W. D. Neon, s'0
40
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Ifyouwant good old Megibben " his
Ky. 20 20 Megibben a Bro, ISL MATS
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office.
I5Ih day OF Rebruary. Iszo,

THE Forty second corporate fiscal yssf tisssi
II having expired. notice is hereby given that
i shall proceed on and AFTER the
18th day of February 1879,
To ferort the names Of such dslire=-at tar
"a Tcrs e. havs rcrsolsi rropsIty suilclsrt %
pas their taxes 70 tss teoorier. and 10 obtain
from him distress warrants suthrsi.inr . feII-
urs and sals Of . H1iicisncy Of such plerartJ ~
'-''''' 80 NV. RoBERTsoy.
1ij-f III las ceiie.iof.
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Ifyou want good old Megibben whfs'
ky, 40 10 Megibben az Bro, ISL Main.
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Tbs BKsT is THE CHEAPEsT.-J. De-
voto has the best of everything in the
family grocery line, corner Third and
Adams streets oi
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Patent Improved Monitor a fuel
sa1er' 1927
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-02-08

T,oR RFNT-AF.A2M CONTAINING oN NJ
ciearod) fourteen miles from Memphis, vel y
improved situated Eve miles a s2ansaEFs =
Germantown. For psIuchMl Whitmore, on
Norton, Ledger oiuos' u 1881
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CRY LICENSES AND TAxEs.--City Scrip,
in sums to suit, fer licenses and taxes, at
CITY Bank, No. 9 Madison street. ll6-T
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To the Trade!

TN store aud arriving. and for sale at 81.
IL Louis Cincinnati or Chicago prices, trans
portation added;
80 tierces Lard.
$50 cases Caddy Lard,
100 kegs Leaf Lard.
Also, at lowest market rates:
500 barrels Flour-assorted brands,
100. 0cO pounds Bulk Shoulders. Sides and
Hams.
$50 barrels Pink Eye Potatoes,
30 barrels Peach Blow Potatoes,
100 bags Coffee.
80 pockets o. G.. Java.
50 barrels Refined Suear,
50 barrels New Orleans Molasses.
rs barrels Golden Syrup.
$50 kegs Nails,
$50 Ats Mackerel.
50 half barrels Mackerel,
IS boxes Excelsior Seap,
so boxes Olive Soap.
80 cases Canned Fruits.
100 barrels Whiskeys-all grades,
Together with 4 general supply Of
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Patent Improved Monitor "A fuel
saver. lzIl
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Ifyou want good old Megibben whis-
NV, 20 10 Mes ibben a. Bro, ASA Main.
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To which the attention ofthe trade is respect
fully solicited. The Odious importation tax
having been removed. we are determined TO
give our customers the benefit OF reduced prices,
fnd will hereafter Gil orders at figures equal 70
sny other Western market, transpoi tation
added. An exauinatien Of our stock and
Frices will convince our friends Of this fact.