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Waitham Watches.
R1ot WArcHEs Swiss CHAINS In great variety ana
q lowest prices. BISHOP hkS, unueI rHuS'e' "0S'"
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Nights Of Painful Watching With poor sick crying ehds
can be avoided By the MRS WiSows SOOTHING sIAuP
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uSo Rule without an Exception" except in the uss
Dun sTa CITLRRH SSUYP. Il cure AL uho use IT.
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FOREIGN APPRECIATION OF AMERICAN CHEM
IsTsP H. MlLHrES Professor o. Chemistry and Medicine
Hospital Stockholm, HALLs VKGH
SIcAS HAIR REEzwER and say that will beautifully
restore gray hair 10 It's natural color"
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The Fall styles in Silk HATS are marves of
beauty. halter Broadway
has them in all the perfection Of style aud Quality Cs and eIAmDe
them before bayinE elsewhere
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MIRRIED.

Par,ons Purgative PillsBess family phJ'ci Shsrdaa'
Cavalry Condition Powders, for horses
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NLUBS ARE TRUMPS.

The Volume of WOOD6 HOUSEHOLD mAGhLlNb bepas
with JAN regular contributors include Horace Greev ui
Hamilton K Beecher Dr. DO Lewis Theodore Tto Dr W.
Hall Harriet Beecher Stove, BRICK PomeroI,
John e. SAKE Nasty. write for il occasionally
LETTER FROM MRS HENRY WARD BEECnRR
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MISCELLANEOUS.
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TAMMANY ASSEMBLY NOMINATIONS.

The Tammany Assembly Conventions were
held last evening and the following nominations made
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An Interesting Marriage.

Grace Church, ongHernando street.
was well filed by afashionably dressed
crowd yesterday afternoon, to witness a
marriage ceremony which has been the
theme of conversation in a wide circle Of
our best society for some weeks. The
high contracting parties were Miss Car
RE 10. Williams, daughter of Mr.. W. 7.
Williams and Mr.. Joseph N. Parker,
son of Colonel o. B. Parker, all Of this
city. The attendants were Mr.. Garnett
Parker and Miss Alice Haynes, Mr..
Mort Plant and Miss Mollie Collins, Mr.,
Willie Boles and Miss Annie Collins,
Mr.. Frank Goodwin and Miss Fannie
May. The party entered the church at
five and half clock, the bride led by
Colonel Landon C. Haynes, and the
bridegroom with, Mrs. Mathes. The
bride and her attendants were elegantly
dressed, and with due regard both to the
occasion within and the rather inclep-
ent state of the weather without. The
groom and his attendants were ele-
gantly dressed in, the, orthodox style
black suit, with white vests and
gloves. Excellent music by the choir
lent its softeniug and bewitching in
auence to the scene. DR.. Carmichael
performed the beautiful marriage service
of the Episcopal Church without amin
stant's delay, kissed the bride, and gave
the happy young couple his blessing,
The bridal party withdrew from the
church, followed by the large assemblage
and many wishes for the happiness and
prosperity of the newly married. Colonel
Parker gave the latter and their imme-
date friends a reception at his residence,
where the evening was spentin a delight
full, social way. Mr., 10. A. Parker, the
groom, is one of our most esteemed and
popular young men He has won and
married a young lady superior in person,
manners and mind, and all the graces
and qualities that make women most
lovely. We beg to tender our sincere
to both, hoping that
their united life may be as joyous and
free from trouble as mortals ever know
and that in each others society they may
realize their fondest dreams of undying
love and increasing happiness.
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ties Theater, and had made threats
against Mr., Schools il he did not employ
her, which Mr.. Schooles refused TO do.
1t was upon her unsupported testi-
mony that the indictment was found by
the Grand Jury. lMfJsehooles was adj
mitted to bail in the sum Of $4,000, and
Hays in the sum Of $4,000. w
CAlNashyille paper says that General
VIM Quarles is preparing for publica-
ton compilation Of railroad law, emf
bracing the decisions Of our Supreme
Court and the decisions Of other States
and Of the English courts. The Hon.
David Campbell has ready for the press
a work on chancery practice, which is
looked for with great interest by the bar
Of Tennessee. "'a
We have received communication
from " Fair Play" censuring us for sug-
costing that some reckless driver will
yet be shot by an indignant pedestrian.
" Fair Play volunteers some advice
which we decline receiving, because it is
couched in incorporate language, and
for the better reason that we have not
solicited the advice of either " fair or
foul play" Pedestrians have the right
to the crossings, and drivers in other
cities are compelled by the authorities to
" hold up until foot passengers cross
quar-
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Rurus' Day.

One hundred and twenty-five years
ago the celebrated author of Tam
0'Shanter was born near Alloway
Kirk" in Scotland The year 1858
usbered into the world poet whose
genius has come sounding down through
a century of years, The ballad poetry
of Scotland is sung wherever the En-
glish language is spoken, and to none
is that delightful poetry more indebt-
ed for its existence than TO Robert
Burns. 1t may be true that the Scotch
dialect, in which these wonderful pro-
auctions are written, is becoming OBJ
jectionable to English ears. Even
the language Of johnson and Addison is
beginning to present a quaint appear
ance, and sounds aged with the weight
of time. But with even the above de-
feet or objection, few things have been
written that can rival in beauty, in
poetry or sentiment, the "Cottar's Sat
urday Night, Tam 0 'Shanter, Mary
in Heaven" "The Vision" or those
glorious odes, "Seots wha haze wi Wal
lace bled," and "a Mans a Man for a
That" Throughout the world wherever
three Scotsmen can meet, the anniver-
sary of the birth Of the Scotch poet will
be celebrated. Although Scotland stands
in the front ranks Of literature, with her
Ferguson, Stewart, Robertson, Mckenzie,
Scott, Jeffrey, and host of others, yet
all these great names give place to the
national poet of the country-Burns.
Tonight the worthy sons of st. Andrew,
in Memphis, will celebrate this anniver-
sary by grand reunion ball and supper
at the Waldran block, where the mem
DRY of the Bard of Scotland" viii be
treated with that honor and generation,
a tribute TO genius, which outlives the
gold and silver trappings and hollow
of royalty.
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MEMPHIS THEATER. ---Satsuma' Japan
ese troupe gave their second perform
ance last night to a good house, notwith-
standing the inclemency of the weather.
The performers appear in native style,
and go througha number Of clever and
wonderful feats, entirely new in this
the landof the bsrbarians. The bamboo
exercises Of Miss To-to-mas and Miss
On-to-you were well executed by those
agile butnot beautiful young ladies from
Yeddo. The Hercules-0 -ho-man-gee,
the balancing of Karisitchi and Kotzko,
the posturing and tumbling of little "All
Right and the wire walking of Mile
Tchiniatz, were strange but frst-class
performances. We commend the Japan
csc to those fond Of witnessing feats of
strength, agility and juggling. Tonight
the Japanese will give their third per-
Torrance. .ba sg
iYARIRTIRs. = The old Washington
street Theater is crowded every night by
a large assemblage of people, who are
always eager to witness the performance
of the splendid variety troupe engaged
by Manager Schooles The troupe con
sists Of the following well-known per-
formers: Misses DeCourcy, Julia DeLee,
Lizzie Whelan, Mile Coleman, Susie
Starr, and Messrs. Wheeler, Bonnie, Ma
son, Melville, Donaldson, Williams and
German. Tonight new programme of
a very attractive character has been pre-
pared by Stage Manager Eugene F. Cor
man. , s.
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House OF the Indiana Legislature, the
object of which is to take the appoint
ment Of falls pilots out of the hands of
the Governor, and make these pilots
elective by the Jefiersonyille City Coun-
Gil. az
The Celeste and Mary Boyd are due
from the Arkansas.
The popular and swlft-sailing steamer
Susie Silver, Tom Shields in command,
will arrive tonight, and depart at ten
am. tomorrow for Cairo, Evansville
and Louisville She has GOO bales of
cotton engaged and awaiting her ar
rival
The United States Marshal at New
Orleans has been ordered to sell the
burned wreck of the Travis Wright, as
perishable property, the proceeds of the
sale to be deposited in the Registry, sub
ject to the further orders of the Court.
A resolution to require steamboats,
landing atwharyes within the jurisdic
ton of Kentucky to be supplied with
yawls. sufficient to carry all the passen-
gers for which the boat may have capa-
city, has been introduced in the Ken
lucky Senate.
kilograms were received at Cincinnati
yesterday from parties in Washington,
stating that the friends, or those inter
ested in the Newport and Cincinnati
bridge. charge that Richard Smith and
his associates did not represent the
wishes Of the people of Cincinnati.
Whereupon the Cincinnati Chamber of
Commerce by very large and unanimous
vote Reimbursed them as accredited rep
resentatives of the Chamber and in
voked Congress to compel the company
to build the bridge as high as the sus-
pension bridge, and conform generally
to the recommendations of the United
States Engineer.
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snrnnnah river Sind.

The Southern Express Company de-
livered to Victor D. Fuchs this morning
a fine lot Of Savannah river shad, fresh
and fine, which he proposes to sell very
cheap. Times are dull, money. scarce,
but Mr.. Fuchs sells at prices in accord
ance with these facts. Victor Fuchs
keeps constantly on hand the freshest
and best Of game and FISH in the Mem
phis market, and viii sell the same at
the lowest possible rates, at his oyster,
fish and game depot, No. Al Jefferson
street. l2S
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STEAM BoATs.
For Arkansas River.

Memphis and Arkansas River Packet Co...
S. Mail Line-For Helena, Friar's Point
Mouth of White river, Pine Bluff and Little
Rock, connecting for Hot Springs and Fort
Smith.
MARY BOYD, = Capt. r. L. Haines.
HNHIS NEW AND ELEGANT n~...
i side wheel steamer will leave ells1tsA
FRIDAY. the 9th instont, at 5 g.: =.ss
pm.
For freight or passage apply OF board or to
W. g. PATERSON, Agent.
128 No. Madison ST., Stanton Block.
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EpIcures, Attention !

EpIcures, Attention
Victor d. Fuchs, the prince Of oysters,
fish and game dealers, will, from this date,
be in daily receipt of fresh Norfolk oys-
tiers from the best brands. 49t
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BILLY MADDEN will mix you a good
drink at the Granite saloon, 46 Monroe
street. Remember the place. q
l26 w. NJ. BALL.
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Roll tenpins at willett's. ~

NoTIcE.-The Mathlett Debating So
uety stands adjourned until 6 o'clock
pm. Tuesday, March %, 1871, when tits
hoped there will be a full attendance.
By order of the Society.
fErF MATES GREcoRY. Pres't.
JOIN d. LAGRILL, Rec. Sec'y.
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Genuine Gravel Roofing. by Bar
thOIOmew a. Allen, As North Court
street. 1l9st
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SWEET AND CRAB APPLE CIDER, a superior
quantity Of mess mackerel, and fine
selection of jellies and preserves; also,
full line of staple and fancy groceries,
at j, Devoto's, corner of Third and
Adams streets. 1871
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By s. P. and A. Telegraph.l
NEw YoRK. January 3. p.m.-Govern-
ments are firm and demand fair. Sterling ex-
change is steady at lO93E. Gold is carrying At
per cent. Money is easy at 6 per cent.
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, A called meeting will be held tonight
Wednesday, at halfpast seven o'clock,
at the usual place, 1872 Second street.
By order of W. G. PARKER, Pres't.
CHAs. T. DoBB, Secretary.
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PITTsBURG, Camel and Anthracite
coal-Pittsburg and gas coke--for sale
by BIGLEY, MELLERsH d Co., Il
loot South Court and Main. 4
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New stock of furniture and carpets
just received at reduced prices by Z,
Fegan, 260 Second street. l34
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The New York market opened strong,
with holders asking higher rates Future
sales we're: JaNuary, l5!c; February,
l5ic; March, l5se--basis, low middling;
indicating frmer tone in speculation
At noon the market was quiet bat strong,
with no advance in spot sales. Futures
were: March, lac; April 153c; May,
l5ic, with January and February un-
changed. Sales at all United States
ports yesterday were 9s45 bales; receipts,
23,262. The New Orleans market
opened strong, at l5e for middlirg. Last
nights dispatches report the market
stronger, with an advance Of ID.
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By S. P. and A. Telegraph.l
LIVERPOOL. January "a. 8 p.m.-Cotton Ia
drmer; sales. 1900 bales; export and specu
lation. 1000.
Midding Uplands TIC s.
.,... SIG Va
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corroE.

I The market closed somewhat easier
yesterday at l4lc for middling, that being
the extreme price paid for even-running
lists; sales were 2250 bales. To-day the
adviees from Liverpool are of more
favorable character, and the New York
market being stronger, sellers are firm
in their views and unwilling to make
concessions on any grades There was
a fair inquiry during the morning for all
grades, buyers were generally cautious,
however, and only purehasedwhere they,
could find desirable lots. Transactions
up to noon were about GOO bales, includ-
ing ordinary at l2ic, good ordinary at
l3ic, low middling at lac, middling at
l4lc, and STRICT middling at l43c. We
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Best Pittsburg coal, at $l-delivered.
1927 WAIT & LEWIS.
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For genuine Bourbon and Rye
WHISTLES, go 60 A. Scheifers d 90. l127
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PITcH pine kindling, at 81 per dozen.
1927 War; 4 LEWIS.
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For Arkansas RiVer-Memphis & Ar
kansas River Packet Company.
UNITED STATES MAIL LINE.

FTNHE ELEGANT PASSENGER Hs.ss
i packets of this line will leave EltEntrf
MEMPHIS for LITTLE ROCK e7zzz=ssssSh
and all intermediate landings
On Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridayr,
at 5 clock p.m., making direct connections
at Little Rock with the light draught boats of
the Line for Fort Smith and all intermediate
points, and with the regular United States
mail coaches lor Hot Springs.
BB- The boats Of this Line were built ex-
pressly for the trade. and possess unsurpassed
facilities for transporting passengers and
freight to all points on the Arkansas rivar
without detention, at all stages of water
BeB- Freights consigned to this Company
Mem phis, or mouth of White river. will
forwarded promptly to destination wIthous
charge for transfer.
JOHN ID. ADAMS, Pres't.
W. G. PATERSON, Agent,
No. 3 Madison ST., Stanton Block. [lI5-t
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PUMPS at sl5 Second street.

III you want good old Megibben
go to 2z6 Second street. q N
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RIVER INTELLIGENCE.
ARRIVALS.

ARRIVALS. AT
Steamer Commonwealth, New Orleans.
=" Thayer, Arkansas river,
A" City of Quincy, Louisville.
May Lowry, Pittsburg.
.s.g DEPARTURES.
Steamer Commonwealth, St Louis.
{" Potomac, Cincinnati
q" Thayer, Mound City.
2" City Of Quincy, New Orleans.
" Sallie ", Dyersburg,
" Legal Tender, White river.
F" Pat Cleburne, Arkansas river
w st. Francis, Mariana.
Geo. w Cheek, Friars Point
May Lowry, Red river.
BOATS IN PORT.
7. II. Allen, Silver Moon, Great Re
public, Fanny Brandeis.
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Try that cider at willett's. \ [I4I
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NORFOLK OYSTERS.

Best place for billiards-willett's. ia
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III you want good old MeEibeen
whisky, go TO 2z8 second street.
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III you want good old Megibben
whisky, go 10 276 second street.
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tPITTsBURG and Camel coal and gas
coke. Brown & Jones, Office 2s2 Main
street, Bethel Block. +
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GAs-FIrrIya at sl5 Second st.
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HATS cleaned, dyed and trimmed, equal
70 new, at 500 Main street ino las
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srEAn-yIrrIsa at BIO Second 81. 42tl
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Read This. i.
If you
Want cook,
Want situation,
Want salesman,
Want servant girl, h
Want to rent store, t
Want to sell piano,
Want to sell horse, M
Want to buy horse,
Want to buy house,
Want to rent house,
Want TO lend money,
Want to sell patent,
Want to sell carriage,
Want a boarding place,
Want to borrow money,
Want to find an address, 81
Want to sell house and lot, la
Want to find strayed animal.
Want to sell piece of furniture,
Want to buy a secondhand carriage
Want to find anything you have lost.
Want to find an owner for anything
found 4
For few cents you can tell thousands
Of people through the columns of the
PUBLIC LEDGER, some of whom viii be
sure to have what you ask for, or know
where you can get it. Try it and see.
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NOW Yorn Uo,,on market.
New OrIeans Cotton MARI
LtverpooI cotton 1rarket,

NEW ORLEANS. January IS. II 80 a.m.-Cot-
ton is strong; middlings. 16c sales. 800 bales.
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London stock Market.
Frankfort stoek yrarket.

FRASKPoRr, January Is, 5 p.m.-U. S. sos.
of 80 Q6L
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Quiet reigns in the money market, and
the general feeling is comfortable, but
money is still used up close at the usual
rates of discounts to IL per cent. Cot
ton bills come in sluggishly, and are
taken at } to &c discount on Eastern
points and ic discount on New Orleans
Checking rates are &c discount to par.
Local securities are quiet. County scrip
is bought at 81 to 63c and sold at Ga to
Csc; buyers are apart in quotations
Bank of Tennessee money is taken at
74c and 76c. Gold is bought at lO9l to
1893; offerings were more liberal and
dealers purchasing made shipments, as
there YVES little or no counter demand.
The price at New York was llOB both at
the opening and noon board
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For White River

Memphis and Arkansas River Packet Co..
White River Line = For Helena, Friar's
Point, DevalPs Bluff, Searcy, Augusta and
Jacksonport connecting at Deyall's Bluff
with train for Little Rock and Hot Springs.
II. p. WALT, = Capt. w. J. Ashford,
NHIS NEW AND ELEGANT C~.s.
Il passenger packet will leaves as s4rlts9
above on SATURDAY, 18th inst, haE=ais'a-=iasssr
at pm.
For freight or passage apply on board or to
W. q. PATTESON, Agent,
l29 No. Madison ST.. Stanton Block.
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For LauisxiIIe.

The elegant Passenger Packet
w, r. ARTHUR. .......Capt. II. W. Brolaski,
WILL LEAVE THURSDAY, C.
w 18th inst, ct 10 am. allsi1ttl
81 j. T. WASHINGTON, Ag't, -
Az Madison street.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

For good drinks, go to willettls. [l4O
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Small size tables at wiIistfs. d
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VKTANTED-T REST A. SMALL COT
w tage Is or rooms). A good tenant can
be, procured by addressing
l3l-l26 L., Ledger Office.
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For louisville
For New Orleans.
For Cincinnati.

Memphis and Cincinnati Packet Company.
SILVER NOON. Capt. Merrielees,
WILL LEAVE AS ABOVE NJ.
w WEDNESDAY, 18th inst, sllsltgS
at pm. as=zss-s.ss
Mosby Block. 3Ol Front 81
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y PUBLIC LEDGER 0YVIcK,
MEMPHIS. Tenn. January 25. 1871,


The general trade Of the city is quiet,
with only limited business doing in all
branches. In the general market there
are few changes worthy of note. Butter
is dull, with choice table selling at zoe;
beans are quiet at 81 10 to 225 per
bushel; bagging and ties are Unchanged;
corn meal is inactive at So % per barrel
from the mills and store; eggs are quiet
at 80 to BE for fresh and 25e for packed;
-four is in fair request at Sc % to Sc IS
for fair to choice extras; bran is scarce
and none offerings oats are in limited
supply at 80 to 55c;4 hay is steady atS2l
to %; corn steady at Sc to SIC; potatoes
are in active request and prices firm
russets and peachblows are SO so and
seed varieties 81 per barrel onions un-i
changed; cabbages, So per 100; provi-
sions are quiet but steady; mess pork is
held at S22 30; clear sides, lll to l2ci
clear rib sides, III to ll4c; shoulders, 81
to &c; sugar cured hams, l6l to l7c lard
is frmer-tierce is held at l23c; keg, l4c
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st. Louis and N. Orleans Packet 90.
For Vicksburg, Natchez and New Orleans.
GREAT REPUBLIC, ~....,.... Capt. Donaldson.
MILL LEAVE THIS DAY. re-
w 18th instant, at pm. eli1ntz9
PHO ii. WASHINGTON, Ag I. -
-A hADA tat AZ Madison street.
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FOR LEASE.
WAN T ED.

XXTANTED. -SITUATI0N WANTED BY A
w respectable widow lady as nurse to an
invalid lady or to take care Of children. Will
make herself generally useful. Home wanted
more than q salary. Address Mrs. s. j. Bed
ford No. 6l2 North Third St. ST. Louis. HIS
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NOR RENT-A GOOD DWELLING AND
l. five acres of ground, two miles from the
city, on central avenue f B. BARNES fNE Apply
123-t * 2S5 Main street.
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FOR RENT.

w. A. WHEATLEY, Rem tai Agent,
Refhel Block Office No. 3. Receiver.
ships accepted. jh 7
UOR RENT-RooMs. APPLY AT NO: s47
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1871-01-25

IxyANTED ITO EXCHANGE A SMALL
w improved farm, lying sixteen miles south
of Memphis, for a stock Of goods. Address
1901 FARM, care Black. Estes u Co