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ing. Even should the gorge reported at Com
merce give way there would scarcely be suffi-
cient water over the shoal places for light
draught boats; therefore Cairo may be looked
upon as the head of navigation on the Missis-
sippi for some time. The Arkansas is declin-
ing slowly. with about five feet to Little Rock.
White river is also falling, with nearly six
feet to DevalPs Bluff. The weather continues
warm and pleasant. Ice is floating past the
city to-day, but in small quantities only. and
very soft. Business moderately active.
The st. Francis, A. j. White. and other
local packets, will resume their regular trips
in their respective trades on Monday.
The new and elegant packet Pat Cleburne is
! the regular mail steamer for the Arkansas on
| Monday.
Quite a number of steamboatmen visited the
Masonic Fair last night. The massive gold
headed cane on exhibition at table No. is to
be voted to the most popular steamboat agent
in the city. Who will become the fortunate
possessor of the stick?
The Julia, Capt. Townsend. will depart at
pm. to-day for Vicksburg and the bends.
Jeems Thompson. ESQ.,. is her attentive Sec
rotary.
The Marble City is in port. and departs at 5
pm. for New Madrid and Cairo. Capt. Boyd
commands, and S. ii. Haines is clerk.
The elegant steamer r. p. Walt, with that
accomplished gentleman Capt. Ashford in
command. will get away at . o'clock this eve
ming for all points on White river. connecting
at DevalPs Bluff with the Little Rock train,
and at Jacksonport with light draught packets
for points above. W. I. Butler is purser. and
William and John Smither clerks.
The swift-sailing and commodious Dexter.
commanded by Captain Isaac II. Jones, will
be down to-day, and departs at pm. for
Vicksburg, Natchez and New Orleans, and
will be the first boat through. Owen G.. Gates
is her able secretary.
The st. Luke. Mary E. Forsyth and Rubi-
con departed this morning for Cairo. The
City of Alton. Sam Parker and Leonidas will
leave during the day. The Parker has 1900
bales of cotton and the City Of Alton 100.
The new and elegant packet A. J. White,
George Malone master. goes out positively at
FIVE p. m. to-day for Helena and Friar's Point.
She carries the United States mail. and will
make all way landings. Charley Smither, Tip
Fields and Charley Sharpe are clerks.
The George W. Cheek came up this morn
ing with Ice bales Of cotton and host Of pas
sengers. ~
The Dexter adds several hundred bales Of
cotton and some oil cake here.
There is no change in the condition Of af-
fairs at st. Louis. Yesterdays Republican
says:
People were crossing all day yesterday, I'M
interruptedly, at the foot of Carr street, where
there is well beaten path. Light vehicles
also pass with perfect safety. A number Of
persons also passed the river at the lower part
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models of photography .or grammar, to
say nothing of the principles of poetry
so clearly established by poets and
critics. In many instances these pro-
ductions are plagiarisms but of a harm
less character. How could any person
write an ode to spring in the midst Of
winter, or have the courage to indite a
dozen stanzas to the Old and New Year
when Longfellow and Alfred Tennyson
have immortalized the subject and made
it their own. Poetry is always accept
able, but mere rhyme is drug in the
market.
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An EXTENDED PoPULARTTY.-Bro S
Bronchial Troches have been before the
public many years. Each year finds
them in new localities in various parts
of the world. The Troches are pro
nounced universally superior to all
other articles used for similar purposes.
For relieving coughs, colds and throat
diseases, the Troches have been prored
reliable.
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RIVER, BUSINESS, MISCELLANEOUS.
The river is declining steadily at this port
and at all points above. The Ohio. with its
tributaries is falling. as also is the upper Mis-
sissippi and Missouri. Snow and rain fell
along the upper Ohio yesterday and last
night. The weather was moderating at
several points on that stream. indicating
an early reopening Of navigation to Louis
vile st lesst. That stream is now open and
nearly clear Of ice to Evansville. and doubt
les will to-day be reported open to Louisville.
The prospects above Cairo are not 80 Aatter-
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A GRAND FEAST will be given at the
Hole in the Wall on Monday from
halfpast ten until two o'clock. 1t will
comprise stuffed pig with oysters, wild
turkey roast stuffed with oysters. kraut,
lobster salad, turtle soup, cream pota-
toes, cold slaw, etc.
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UNITED HEBREW RELIES Association.
The annual meeting of this society viii
take place, as called, on Sunday, pm,
at the Memphis Club Hall. Sineeitwas
the last public discourse of our great
dead, the lamented DR., Tuska, so shortly
before his sudden demise, we must deem
it sacred duty to obey his last insirue-
tons, viz: to attend this annual meeting
ADoLPH LOEB, President
Morning papers copy.
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CONGREGATION BETH Ell EMErH. In
respect to the deceased, Rev. DR.. Tuska,
no board meeting will be held tomorrow,
and desire the whole congregation to
participate in his funeral of which due
notice will be given.
/. HAPPEK, President.
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For Magistrates.

We are authorized to announce P. BURNS
as a candidate for Magistrate of Fifth Civil
District. Election, December 81. teN
We are authorized to announce B. NJ. LEVY
a candidate for Magistrate of the Fifth Civil
District. Election, December 81. lite
We are authorized to announce JAMES
ROSE as a candidate for Magistrate of the
Fifth District. Election. December 81.
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MALLARD DUCKs.-lOO pair of ducks
just received by express at
VICTOR D. FUcH's,
los Al Jefferson street.
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and Little Rock railroad.

Passengers to Little Rock can depend
upon being put through in good time on
the Memphis and Little Rock railroad,
Notwithstanding reports to the contrary
Trains are running regular, and making
GOOD time and close connections
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EDUCATIONAL.
Park Avenue Academy.

INHRRE AND ONE-HALF MILES FROM
i Memphis, near Memphis and Charleston
railroad. Having secured the services OF my
cessful instructor. am prepared 70 receive
sixty pupils. Twenty boarders can be accom-
mOdated. W. L. MILLER. N. A.,
1Ol-126 Principal.
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STEAM BOATS.
For White River.

Memphis and Arkansas River Packet Co.
White River Line : For Helena, Friar's
Point, DevalPs Bluff. Searcy, Augusta and
with train for Little Rock and Hot Springs.
r. p. WALT, - Capt. w. J. Ashford.
TNHIS ENTIRELY NEW AND ~
steamer. built expressly for this -
trade, will leave as above SATURDAY. 31st
inst, at pm.
For freight OF passage apply on board or to
W. q. PATTES0N, Agent,
100 No. 3 Madison ST.. Stanton Block.
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FoR SALE.-A fine opportunity for sa-
loon keepers and restaurants. The SEN
ate, with all the bar and kitchen fixtures
and lease, for sale at great bargain.
Apply at once on the premises LOG
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DANGEROUSLY STABBED. Last night
about ten o'clock man named Mike
Handrahan was attacked by two men on
Front street, between Commerce and
jackson streets. The men attempted TO
rob Handrahan, who resisted. One of
the robbers stabbed him with a penknife.
The blade passing in between the seventh
and eighth ribs, and penetrating the left
lung, inflicted deep and dangerous
wound. DIR. Rice pronounces the wound
of serious character, but not neccssa-
rily fatal. Officer Mike Kelly arrested
Pat Sullivan last night on the charge of
committing the crime. The other party,
name unknown has not as yet been
arrested.
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ANNoUNCEM ENTS.
For COunciImen.

We are authorized to announce LEWIS
AMIS, JR., az 3 candidate .e- Councilman; 6:
the Third Ward at the ensuing election, jan
uary 5th. to
We are authorized to announce W. G. @.
FOSTER a candidate for Councilman of the
. Eight Ward, at the ensuing election. lite"
To The Citizens of the Eighth Ward:
1 respectfully announce myself candidate
for Councilman for the Eighth Ward.
to" JOHN HOLLYWOOD.
DR.. J. P. DROMGO0LE is a candidate for
REELECTION as Councilman Of the Fifth Ward,
and asks a healthy and hearty support on the
5th of January next TO
Citizens of the FIFTH Ward:
/ am a candidate for reelection as Council
man. If you think that have done my duty
during my term of office, then ask you to IN
dorse the same at the next election.
te MARLIN COhEN'
J. M. PETTIGREW is candidate for
Councilman Of the Fourth Ward. te
J. GENETTE is a candidate for Council
man of the Eighth Ward at the ensuing mu
nicipal election. 97-t"
We are authorized to announce Captain
MONT. PEPPER and X. P. DUNCAN, ESQ.,,
for reelection to the City Council from the
Fourth Ward. VEL
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Ear sehnoI Yisitor.

We are authorized to announce Judge
THOMAS X. SMITH candidate for re-elec-
ton as a member Of the Board of Education
from the Third Ward. te
We are authorized to announce X. Nj.
MCKEE as candidate for School Visitor of
the Fifth Ward, at the election Jan. 5. te
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/ sell fat-pine kidding, split ready for
use, at $50 per cord. The formula of
the LEDGER on the measurement of a
bundle is not oil correct.
W. w. @. MILLER, lO2 Cansey st.
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Stoves. Wetter & Co., Nos. l3 and
Is Monroe street, have large supply of
the wonderful champion coal cooking
stove--the Monitor. This stove has
proven itself superior to all others com
peting for public favor, and has carried
off numerous prizes. Housekeepers in
need of coal cooking stove will consult
their own interests by calling at ID and
10 Monroe street, and examine the
world.renowned Monitor before purchas-
ing any other pattern.
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II the Voters of the Fourth Ward
choose to elect me School Visitor, | will
serve them to the best Of my capacity.
c. s. FENNER.
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PITTsBURG, Camel and Anthracite
coal--Pittsburg and gas coke--for sale
by BIGLFY, MELLERsH Il Co.,
1901 South Court and Main.
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STEAMBOAT WORK.
BOOTS AND SHOES.
True Econ OF my
Is FOUND IN TEE
BOOT!

UtHE FIRST PREMIUM AT THE GREAT
IL St. Louis Fair for 1859 was awarded 70 the
manufacturers ofthis beautiful boot. II CON-
cheapness Of the pegged boot. Ia eonstruc-
ton IL in this wise; instead Of pegs. peculiar
shaped brass screw 4 driven into the sole when
damp, and smoothly and securely clinched.
thus holding the soles and uppers together %
tight nat they can never rib o. give way.
They have all the emoothness and elasticity Of
the eewed boot, and none OF the diladvan-
tages attaching . the pegFed boot. We sell
the pegged Boots; thus We farnish yos Win
something that Il indeed econ0mical. We
have fresh stock Of all kinds Of BQQis and
shoes Tor ladies, rcnts, misses and children;
also q hne line Of shoe ornaments, which We
will sell At uholesale and retail.
108. J. LkNEIl A CO.,
~ - hain Ttrost.
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For the best article of Coal, and
ut the most reasonable price, go TO
J. d M. London, Stanton Block, cor
ner of Madison and Front. 27-t
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r. VAN BROCKLIN is a candidate for Al
derman of the Tenth Ward. Election. Janu-
airy 5th. to
MEMPHIS, December %, 1870.
The voters of the Third Ward, who so kindly
requested me to become candidate for Alder
man at the ensuing election, are respectfully
notified that accept their call, and hope (if
elected) to be able to serve them satisfactorily.
te TT. MACKALL.
At the earnest solicitation of friends. Mr.. P.
MeNulty has consented to become candidate
for Alderman from the Seventh Ward. lite
To the Ctizens of the Seventh Ward:
most respectfully ask the honor Of repre-
senting you in the next Board of Aldermen.
he JOHN LOAGUE.
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New York money Market.

| By 5. z. and A. Telegraph
New YORK. December 81. 2 p.m.-Govern-
ments are strong and active. with a marked
advance in prices and large business doing.
Sterling exchange is steady at lOs. Gold is
carrying at per cent. Money is easy at per
cent.
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WATCHES.
w A IT. HE y (.

ATNO. 41s< MAIN STREET YOU CAN
n find a very select lot of gold and silver
watches, which viii be offered for much less
than their market value during the next week.
Also a complete assortment of spectacles OF
So-ii5s t. NOEL.
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New HONEY, also, fresh cranberries,
together with good supply of family
groceries of all kinds, at ]. Devoto's, cor
ner Adams and Third streets. 34-t
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Go to the LEDGER office to get your
shipping tags at eractly New York
prices. 80
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JUsr ARRIyED-25 barrels each pure
rye and buekwheat -four, for sale low to
the trade. ID. A. CLARKf & Co.,
lO1 2s4 Front street.
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PUBLIC LEDGER.
Office: No. 13 Madison Street.
LARGEST CITY CIRCULATION.
THE CITY.

PITTsBURG and Camel coal and gas
coke. Brown & Jones, Office 2S2 Main
street, Bethel Block. +
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
PUBLIC LEDGER oyyrcE.


MEMPHIS. Tenn. December 81. $780,
The general market remains inactive and
generally unchanged. Navigation has sgain
been opened to Cairo. to which point large
shipments of southern-bound freight is now
being sent from st. Louis. and prospects are
that by tomorrow or Monday the Ohio river
will be open to Louisville, which event will
doubtless have the effect to affect the prices Of
produce as well as grain and feed, as large
amounts of each are reported along that river
awaiting shipment. Bagging and ties are un-
changed. Flour is in moderate demand ut
previous quotations; corn in store sells at Go
to 69c; oats, to arrive. at So TO SIC; hay is ac-
tive at s23 to s2i; provisions are quiet and
unchanged.
There has been no material change in local
financial affairs since our last report. Money
is rather close, yet the demand is not pressing,
and from present indications our merchants
generally will meet their paper due to-day and
work through the year without serious diff
Guilty. The banks are supplying their Gus
toners with nearly all the funds desired at 9
to II per cent, while upon the street to IL
per cent. per month are the rates Of interest.
with but few applications for street favors.
Exchange is Offering more literally; Eastern
bills are discounted at u to &c. and on New
Orleans 40 is the rate. Local stock and secu-
rites are quiet and unchanged. County scrip
is taken by dealers at 81 to CSC and sold to tax
payers at zoe. Bank Of Tennessee money is
bought at ~ to 73c, and sold at 75c; $1,000 was
offered this morning at zoe, and nc was the
highest price offered. City scrip is purchased
by dealers at 81 to 6sc. and seld at zoe. Gold
is purchased at 1922 to 1921 and sold at 11O74.
The opening rate at New York was l1054. and
closing rate at noon 1l01s; carrying rates
we're advanced to 7per cent. Government Sc
curities opened irregular. and sterling ex-
change steady at 100.
COTTON.
There were but few sales to-day, in conse-
quence of difference in the views of buyers
and sellers; the former were firm on the better
grades, refusing to yield even fraction.
Transactions up to noon did not exceed 800
bales, including several lots of low middling
at 13s4c; also, mixed lots of the same, with
strict good ordinary at 13%c. A few small lots
of middling were picked up at l41sc. and few
bales of strict middling were purchased at
l4Lc We quote:
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Pittsburg and Camel Coal, and
Gas Coke, at PetersOn's, Is Madison
and I64 Poplar street. SIT
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LAST chance to see Lucille Western in
her great part in East Lynne, at the
matinee this afternoon.
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Our citizens in the northern portion Of
the city will be pleased to learn that they
can obtain the best of fresh beef, NUT
ton, pork, in fact everything in the line
of fresh meats, at No. 1881 Main street,
between Market and Exchange streets,
from that well known and popular
citizen,
W. l.. ALLEN,
who is prepared to furnish families with
every kind of fresh meat of the best
quality at the most reasonable prices.
His stock Of meats for New Years is the
largest in the city, and warranted to be
unequaled in quality. Mr.. Allen pur-
chases and slaughters the best Of beeves,
sheep and hogs for his market, and he
invites the public to call at No. 1884
Main street, and examine his stock, pre-
pared expressly for Christmas and New
Years. los
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New YORK cotton marker

New Orleans Cotton Market.
NEW ORLEANS, December 81, IL ;SOa.m.-Cot-
ton is active at full prices sales. 5000 bales at
1f3< to 14szc.
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REMEMBER Frou-Frou will be played
for the last time tonight.
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CANDIDATE FOR OFFlcE.-Pitoh pine
kindling for sale by coal aud wood
dealers 10y
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The New York market opened quiet at I51sc
fer middling, and at noon was quiet but
steady; future sales were: For January. 1900
at 141sc. 400 at l5c; February, 500 at l51sc. 800
at 1514c; March, HOO at 1514, 400 at 1870, 200
at 1214c April, 800 at 1870. 800 at 151Sc. and
900 on private terms; sales to spectators were
629 axnnrt 1h4n.
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Memphis club.

The banquet and ball arranged for
this evening is postponed until further
notice, out of respect for our late honor
airy member, Rev. DR.. s. Tuska, de-
ceased. SAMUEL HIRscH, President.
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Fresh Meats.

Dr. J. A. WILLIAMS, Homeopath, has
removed to 1924 Second street. es-42
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Indies. Attention.

Goodyear & Hills Excelsior Cologne;
the finest and most fragrant article made
superior to the imported.
Maria Farina's Extract; most lasting
and fragrant perfume made.
Extract Egyptian Lotas;
Extract de Japoniker;
Sparkling Celastus;
Wild Locust;
White Water Lily;
Magnolia Water;
Florida Water.
Call at Goodyear & Hills, 28l Main
street, near Madison. lO5
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If yOu want good old Megfbben
whisky, go to 276 Second street.
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The matinee commences at o'clock
this afternoon.
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DuNCAN MACLEAN.

keeps the steod at the corner of Second
and Monroe streets, and also keeps
" Hot Scotch" mulled porter, alfand-
'alf, pure Sam Clay whisky, and every
thing needed for the comfort of those
who feel an interest in the Bay Horse"
which won the great victory over the
Masonic course last night, amid the
cheers of men and the smiles of ladies
fair.
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ska1Ing Rink, ses vain street.

LAST night of Lucille Western, when
she viii perform Frou-Frou.
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BOARDING..

boarding. WHITEMORE HOUSE, 100
ID and Ill Adams street. Terms moderate.
1851 z. II. WHITEM0RE. Prop'r.
NOR RENT-TwO PLEASANT ROOMS,
with board furnished or unfinished, at
94-t NO. 1G9 WASHINGTON ST.
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JET PALACE, for Christmas gifts. III
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EST RAY.

CTRAYED OR STOLEN FROM NO. 400
y Beal street, on Tuesday night. December
"a, a sorrel horse. white spot on left hip, l512
hands high, s or 9 years old. Ten dollars re-
ward will be paid for his return to me at 400
Beal street. -
103-105s VIM. THORNTON.
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The Bay Horse" thoroughbred
animal, won the punch bowl prize last
night, in the four mile dash, defeating
Capitol" National" and Diamond. "
The friends of the noble Scotch horse
put up their money in the most reckless
manner, as if intending to remain in the
field forever. The popular owner Of the
Hooded ebay.
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skating Rink, 3es Main street.
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CARPENTER.
10 HIN X I'D,
Carpenter and Builder,

In she alley, rear Of 90 Jefferson.
sB- Residence. No. % EKchsngs' street Tex
ended. 4-ln
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TONIGHT Frou-Frou for the last time.
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DoSr fail to see Lucille Western in
East Lynne at the matinee this afternoon.
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Go and see the Monitor.
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FOR LEASE.

NOR LEASE-THE RESIDENCE OF DIR.
L Laski, on fernando road, fifth door below
South street, containing rooms and sum
mer house with rooms, cellar, stables for
horses, cows and carriage, splendid cistern, a
big vegetable garden, fruit trees; through
the whole house are gas pipes and gas fixtures.
For lease for term of years to good and re-
sponsible tenant. Inquire at the premises or
at 48 Union street. 95-lO6e
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RIVER NTELLIGENCE

ARRIVALS.
Steamer Glasgow, New Orleans.
Marble City, Cairo.
- X. =. Walt. White river.
- Rubicon. Nieksburg.
- Dexter, Cairo.
q George W. Cheek. Friar's Point.
DEPARTURES.
Steamer Great Republic. Cairo.
Messenger, Cairo.
- X. j. Lockwood, Cairo.
- Emile LaBarge, Cairo.
Indiana, Cairo.
e Sallie. Cairo.
- Dardanelle, Arkansas river.
- Belle Ida. White river.
- Glasgow, Cairo.
Z" 81. Luke, Cairo.
- Mary E. Forsyth, Cairo.
% Rubicon. Cairo.
BOATS IN PORT.
Des Are. Fanny Brandeis, Leonidas, Dexter,
Sam Parker. st. Francis, George w. Cheek.
Exchange. Ozark, Pat Cleburne, A. j. White,
X. P. Walt. Marble City, City Of Alton.
n..m1 uavtNr ronav
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PITcH PINE KINDLING.-A large guam
tity for sale cheap at le2 Causey st. [l07
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UCR RENT FINE RESIDENCE = THE
L Dawson place, corner Adams. street and
Brinkley avenue; large garden and all conve-
niences. W. A. WHEATLE1,
80-105 Bethel Block.