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The Man win the Iron Jaw.

Monsieur D'Atalie and his wife,
Madame Angela, respectively known as
the man with the iron jaw" and the
female Hercules, have been startling the
people of other cities with their remark
able performances. AS they come under
the appropriate head Of specialties, our
worthy managers of the Memphis Tbeater
have attached them to their Gazette Com
ique Troupe for tour through their cir
cult. This organization win visit Mem
phis next week, en- route to New Or
leans. We append briefnotice Of "the
man with the iron jaw taken from St.
Louis paper:
Notwithstanding the rain and muddy
streets, more than average audience
attended last evening, TO witness per-
Torrance which, on account Of some of
its features, would amply repay amuse-
ment-seekers for venturing out any
weather. The olio, with the, exception
of two or three specialties, of which peo-
pie never tire, was entirely new. Miss
Jennie Engel sang some new songs;
Mile Elise gave what is termed Ma
nola Medley" whatever that means);
Carter rendered fresh selections with the
banjo; Sandi d'Jalma, the man ser
PEN" who appears to be homeless, wrig-
gled into what would be thought to be
impossible postures; Sheridan and Mack
were out with their very clever rendi-
tons, etc. A first appearance was put
in by Pete Lee, an Ethiopian comedian
and Mons D'Atalie and Mile Angela.
They all produced very favorable i'm
preston. Lee sang Curious Selec-
tons" and they certainly deserved their
name. He was honored with three en-
cores But the most wonderful perform
ance of the evening was that of ID Atalie
and Angela. The latter is lady ofamazo-
MAN proportions and perfect mass of
muscle, or she could not execute the feats
which she goes through. DAtalie, on
the other hand, is not herculean 10 the
sight, but he is a perfect Hercules in
strength, and almost reminded us of
Atlas carrying the earth on his shoulders.
He is known as the man with the iron
jaw. 1t is simply marvellous to wit
ness the weights which he lifts with his
teeth. An invitation was extended to
any Of the audience to step on the stage
and test the weights produced. There
was no deception in this respect. We
have not space to describe all the feats
of strength; one must suffice. A barrel
with forty gallons of water was rolled on
the stage. This D'Atalie seized by the
chimes with his teeth and held it hori-
zontally. The barrel and liquid weighed
400 pounds. Mile Angela carried on
her shoulders massive iron bar about
eight feet long, on which three men sat,
and with this weight she in addition
lifted two half hundred weights. No one
should miss seeing the wonderful feats.
The entertainment concluded with The
Female Minstrels, which created much
| laughter.
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Amusement ~.

Memphis 1'HEATER. = Mr.. Jack ap-
peared in his wonderful impersonation
of " Falstaff," from Henry the Fourth,
last night to large audience. The act
ing of Mr.. Jack in this great and humor-
Gus character was deservedly com
mended and rapturously applauded. He
was ably supported by the dramatic
company. Tonight the Merry Wives OF
Windsor will be presented, and will be
followed by a farce entitled Little
Pickle, in which Master Julian Reed, a
wonderful phenomenon, will astonish our
theater-goers with his startling represen-
tations.
VARIETIES, Manager Schooles has
the only variety show open in the city.
Every night the little theater on Wash
ington street is crowded by the lovers of
the song, dance and negro minstrelsy.
A splendid variety troupe has been en-
gagged by the manager. At present,
Schooles has the best variety company
in the South. 1t is composed of popu-
lar comic and sentimental vocalists,
first-class jig and ballet dancers, and
wonderful delineators of negro comical-
ties. The veteran stage manager, Cor
man, knows his business, and presents
everything in an artistic and captivating
manner. A splendid new programme
has been arranged for tonight.
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Outrage mt Cuba,

The recent unenviable notoriety
gained by the little village of Cuba on
account of a lynching affair ought to be
sufficient for time, but we have to
chronicle another outrage, although not
of so daring or bloody character. On
Monday evening last, N. B. Hale, his
brother and son engaged in contro-
versy with miller named Connolly at
the mill of the latter. During the diff
Guilty the son of N. B. Hale rushed in
and struck Mr.. Connolly over the head
with a piece of timber, inflicting a
dangerous and probably fatal wound.
Mr.. Connolly was left in an insensible
condition by the three Hales, who then
left the premises, and are said to have
hid out or left the country. Mr.. N. b.
Hale is the person who was tried before
our Criminal Court some time since, and
convicted on the charge of assault and
battery on DR.. Irby, resident of this
county and living near Cuba. These are
the particulars received by us from a
gentleman who resides near the village
above mentioned. He says Mr. Con-
molly lies in critical condition, and but
little hope is entertained by his physi-
clan for his recovery.
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MUNICIPAL.
Board OF AIdermen.

This body met yesterday afternoon for
the purpose Of receiving message from
Mayor johnson with reference to the
erection Of elevators on the river front.
The Mayors message was read, which
included the petition Of the Mississippi
River Elevator Company and the st,
Louis Packet Company, asking for per-
mission to use the lower portion of the
levee near Beal street for the purpose OF
erecting thereon wharves, buildings, ele-
vators, ETC., at an outlay of from $4,000
to 100000.
The matter was referred to a special
committee consisting of Messrs. Dryer,
Mallon, Cartwright, Hoist and Belts.
To the same committee was referred the
proposition Of Joseph Haines for per
mission 10 use that portion Of the bluffs
near Clinton street, between Union and
Clinton streets, for the purpose Of making
brick. ,.t.
On motion the Board adjourned.
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CHAMsER OF COMMERCE,
MEMPHIS. February l6.
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RIVER, BUSINESS, MISCELLANEOUS.

RIVER, BUSINESS, MISCELLANEOUS.
The river has declined about eighteen
inches in all, and is receding slowly.
The decline at Cairo yesterday was nine
inches; that at st. Louis one inch. The
Missouri is again low, and navigation
closed above Boonville. The Ohio is
falling at all points to Pittsburg, where
a slight rise is reported The Cumber-
land continues to rise slowly from the
recent heavy rains at its head waters.
White river is stationary, with an excel
lent stage to Jacksonport. The Arkan-
sas is falling slowly, with about nine
feet to Little Rock, and full six feet ia
Fort Smith. The weather is clear and
mild. Business at the levee is active.
The Pat Cleburne goes out tomorrow
for the Arkansas river.
The R. P. Walt Is the United States
mail steamer for White river on Satur-
day.
The Batesville goes to White river to-
morrow, and continues her trip to points
on the Little Red and Black rivers.
The George W. Cheek, Mark Cheek
master, gets away at SPIN. to-day for
Helena, Friar's Point, and all plantation
landings. She is a 6rst-class packet,
and makes regular trips. Frank Gem
terman is clerk.
The City of Chester, Aleck zeigler
master, and Messrs. Baskette and Har-
ris clerks, departs at pm. for Cairo
and st. Louis.
The pioneer steamer of the Vicksburg
trade, yelept Rubicon, is advertised to
leave at pm. to-day for Vicksburg and
the bends, carrying the U. s. mail and
making all the important landings.
Capt. ALT Grissom, commander, and his
gentlemanly assistants, Messrs. Blake
and Thomas, will do their level best to
make the trip agreeable to those who go
with them.
The damage to the St. Charles, sunk
below Pittsburg, is more serious than at
first reported. The hole in the bottom
of her hull was found to be $50 feet long
and FIVE feet wide.
There are forty-eight boats and six
teen barges, with 100000 bushels of
coal, at Louisville for Southern ports.
The Henry Ames is reported high and
dry at the chute Of Island No. 8. She
lies straight, however, and is in no dan
ger.
A Northern exchange says the Rich
mond made the run from Cairo to this
port in sixteen hours.
Yesterdays St. Louis Republican
SAYS: Great complaint is again being
made on account of low water in the
channel out to Cairo. 1t is doubtful If
the Great Republic, Dexter, and some
other Of the heavy draught boats viii
attempt to come up over the shoals
Mr.. George H. Angel has taken charge
Of the river department Of the Morning
Leader of Cincinnati.
St. Louis rates to New Orleans were
advanced yesterday l0c on -four Sc per
hundred on pound freight by the packet
companies, which viii likely be followed
by the barge line.
On Saturday the Glasgow leh New
Orleans with 400 boxes sugar, Sc cases
wine, ETC., the Pauline Carroll with 1912
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MARDI CASA sleeping car viii
leave at 1890 on the Mississippi and
Tennessee railroad, tomorrow friday,
and also on Saturday. For special tick
cts, at 500 for round trip, and to secure
places in sleeping car, apply to James
Speed, Ticket Agent, No. 2s7l Main
street. Special tickets viii also be sold
on Sunday, but not after that time. ll47
Appeal. Avalanche and Sun copy times.
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New YorK cotton market.
IO;9Oa.m.-Cotton is quiet; sales for r

l0:30 a.m.-Cotton Is quiet; sales for Febru-
airy, 1870; March. 1870; April. 1870.
IL 80 a.m.-Cotton quiet and unchanged I;
sales for May. 1910; spot. 1000 bales.
12;l5 p.m.-Cotton is dull and somewhat
heavy; ordinary, l2& to l29Sc; good Ordin-
airy, 1871 to 1896; low middling, ~ to l47sc;
middling, Is to 151Sc; good middling, ISL
to 157Sc.
2p.m.-Market weak and holders more
anxious; sales for February. 1916; March,
l41zc; April. 145sc; May. 14s4e; June, l45sc.
Ordinary. 121<c; good ordinary, l31ac; low
middling. 1414c; middling. 15c; good mid
ding. l5s<c.
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Common Council.

This body met at the usual hour last
evening.
The Mayors message was read, which
contained the petition of the st. Louis
Packet Company with reference to erect
ing elevators on the bluffs, above referred
to in the report Of proceedings Of the
Board of Aldermen.
A committee was appointed to con
slider the proposition in conjunction with
the committee appointed by the Board
of Aldermen. The committee of the
Council is composed Of Messrs. Amisi
Gent, Lightburne, Pettigrew, Bachman
Harvey, Grehan, Schabel, Smith, Rufiin
and Signaigo. GNp elf ic
After some business of minor import
ance had been transacted, the Council
adjourned.
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The Merry Wives of Windsor, with j.
Il. Jack in his inimitable performance
of "Falstaff," and the young phenome-
non, Julian Reed, in the farce Of Little
Pickle, at the theater tonight.
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COTTON.

Sales yesterday were 400 bales, the
market closing dull and a fraction lower
To-day there is but a limited inquiry
from either spinners or exporters, and
prices have tendency that is anything
but agreeable to sellers. Buyers operate
cautiously, and as a general rule pur-
chase only where they find weak spots,
while sellers holding low grades are
somewhat anxious to realize, and would
make liberal concessions. Sales this
morning we're APO bales, principally
ordinary to low middling, at prices
ranging from 10 to l33c, including clean
stains at III to l9c; strict ordinary at
lie; good ordinaries at l2b to l2sc; low
middling at 1873 to lslc, with an ex-
ceptional purchase reported at l3lc.
Middlings were held at IA to l4sc, and
l4fc asked on even running lists. We
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NEwYoRK. Fobruary16. 2:25 p.m.-Govern-
monts are a fraction better, with medium
demand. Sterling exchange is steady at 1927.
Gold is carrying at ~ per cent. Money is
easy at 4 to s per cent. In railroad stocks
there is some disposition to sell. At the sec
ond board heavy feeling prevailed, resulting
in marked decline from the openingp price of
the morning,
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A DETAILED list Of the goods which
were sold at auction yesterday, and day
before, for A. Scheisers' account, and
how the goods were sacrificed, will ap-
pear in this paper in a day or two.
AUGUSTUS SCHEIFERs.
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For White River.

For Helena, Mouth of White river, Clarendon,
Devalrs Bluff and Jacksonport.
r. p. WALT, - Capt. w. j. Ashford.
THIS NEW AND ELEGANT nv=s
passenger packet will leave as ell##h RI
above on SATURDAY, 18th inst, asszsssisss "a
at pm.
For freight or passage apply on board or to
W. G. PATTES0N, Agent,
147 No. 3 Madison ST., Stanton Block.
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I THE Merry Wives of Windsor, with j.
H. Jack in his inimitable performance
of Falstaff" and the young phenome-
non, Julian Reed, in the farce of Little
Pickle, at the theater tonight
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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,
PAT CLEBURNE, Capt. Pritchard.
rTNHIS NEW AND ELEGANT r.
i side-wheel steamer will leave e1tss7
FRIDAY, the 18th instant, at 8 -
D. m, going through to Fort Smith.
Fer freight or passage apply on board or TO
W. G.. PATERSON, Agent.
146 No. 3 Madison st., Stanton Block
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II you want your CRATES set, cali at
295 Second street, and get Lemons i'm
provement; they will give twice the heat,
with a great saving of fuel. l43t
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For white River.

For White and Black rivers. direct,
BATESVILLE,. Capt. A. B. Smith,
WILL LEAVE AS ABOVE ON r
w FRIDAY, tho 18th instant. 80
- : p ~ VINsoN & WATTS. Agents,
lag No. Elliott Block.
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Choice lot of dried venison hams for
sale at Victor D. Fuchs, Al Jefferson
street. las
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v,vernooI Cottou HTarltet.

LIVERPOOL. February 1874 80 p.m.-Cotton
is dull and dropping; sales, 10000 bales.
Middling uplands. ~ to I'D; Orleans. I'D
IN 7Thd
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
PUBLIC LEDGER 0FFIcE. |
MEMPHIS, TENN, February 16, 1871.


Receipts of the leading articles con-
tinue light, in consequence Of which
transactions on Change are limited.
There is but limited supply of corn,
bran, meal and -four upon the market
and prices are 6rmer. Bagging is quiet
end unchanged; corn meal firm at So so
per barrel, to arrive; -four in light sup
ply and firm at Sc for super, extra Sc so
to Z, choice family to fancy So to 9 %;
groceries firm and unchanged; corn is
held at soc from store; bran, $26 to 81
hay, $22 to "a; oats, 70 to 75c from
store; potatoes frmev; provisions quiet;
mess pork, 1923 so to "a 80; dry sailed
clear sides, l2c; shoulders, &c; hams
scarce; bacon clear sides, l2a to he;
breakfast bacon, l53 to l61c; sugar cured
hams, l6I to tic; shoulders, 10 to lO2c;
lard, IL to l44c in tierces, barrels and
kegs, and l6 to l6lc in caddies.
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The best cider in Memphis at Ball s
Granite Saloon, 46 Monroe st. las
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MONEY.

There is but little of interest transpir'
ing in financial circles to-day, the mar.
ket sympathizing to a certain extent
with the depression in cotton. Money
continues inactive, and there is gradual
diminution of currency, but the resources
of the banks are fully equal to the wants
of the regular mercantile trade. De-
posting is slow, and checking moder-
ately active. First-class paper of short
date is discounted at the leading banks
at II per cent. and depositors are ac-
commodated at to II per cent. Ex-
change is offering slowly. Cotton bills
are taken at to &c discount, and check
ing rates are lc discount to par on East
ern, and par to lc premium on Southern
points. Local stocks and securities are
quiet and unchanged. Gold is bought
at ITO to llOB, and sold at New York
quotations.
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BOARD $25 per month at Cochran
Hall, 1874 Main street. Jsg13fT 1867
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STEAM BOATS.
For Vicksburg

FOR Vicksburg.
United States Mail Line-For Helena, Napo-
leon and Vicksburg.
RUBICON .... Blake. master
VNHIS SPLENDID STEAMER W
L leaves as above THURSDAY, 1870 ~
Feb. 16, at pm. -,
Freight received at the st. Louis Wharfboat.
w. II. DILL, Agent.
ELEM CALVERT SuD't
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NURSERY.
Bluff City Nursery.
M. PERDUE, PROPRIETOR,
Poplar Street, near Dunlap Avenue

OtoP JOHNSON, Florist and Landscape Gar
dsner, late Of Royal Gardens, stockholm.
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II you want good cid Megibben
whisky, 60 TO 278 Second street.
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As everything is taken from me, and
being in need of money the worst kind
to keep up ny family. am wiling to
dispose Of my wine plants at seventy
FIVE cents apiece. r. -rv
AUGUSTUS ScHEifERs,
IL Len Erchanltn Rnildinr
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New Orleans Cotton Market.
New ORLEANS. February le. IL 30 p. m.--Cot-
ton is in moderate demand at lower rates |;
middlings, 14sS to ~; sales, 500 bales.
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TIE Merry Wives of Windsor, with j..
H. Jack in his inimitable performance
Of "Falstaff." and the young phenome-
non, Julian Reed, in the farce of Little
Pickle, at the theater tonight.
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COTTON FACTORS.
OWEN, McNUTT a co,
Cotton and Tobacco Factors,
Receiving, Forwarding and Gen
eraI Commission Merchants,
Lee Block, IS Union Street, Memphis.

All Cotton, Tobacco or other Prodnce con
signed 70 us insured. unless otherEise IN
strurted. BarrinF, Rope and otnet cefihet
d76-l53tw39-5l
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skating Rink. asa Main, Tonight,
Rxchange or RaIIroad stock.

Mr.. r. A. Parker, Secretary of the
Memphis and Ohio Railroad Company,
notifies in another column the stockhold-
ers of said company that they can,
through his office, consummate the ex-
change Of stock recommended at a meet
ing of the Board of Directors on the 18th
instant to-wit: to exchange the stock of
the Memphis and Ohio Railroad Com
pany for the stock Of the Louisville and
Nashville Railroad Company, at the rate
of four dollars of the former for one of
the latter. Captain Parker viii be
pleased to render stockholders all the as
sistanee necessary to accomplish the
result above recommended on account of
the consolidation of the two companies.
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81 Greenhouse and hardy plants; cut dow
ers. bouquets. heral decorations for balls, par
ties, weddings and funerals. Lawns. gaIqenlt
md Cemetery lots laid Out In the most artistic
style. ~
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FRESH CANADIAN OATMEAL, of the best
quality; currants, very fine; agood sup
ply of fresh buckwheat -four, and full
stock of family groceries generally, at
]. Devotos, corner Third and Adams
street. 1877
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DR.. Smiths Electric Oil" (of Phila-
delpbia) cures. afoNHa' tai 1921
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liz to-day's issue will be found the an

In to-day's issue will be found the an
nual statement of the Northwestern
Mutual Life Insurance Company, of
Milwaukee, Wisconsin. whose agent in
this State is Mr.. ]. s. Chaplin, &c Union
street The change they made the past
year Of from Eve to four per cent re-
serve places them on basis equal to the
strongest companies in the world. For
the future the solvency Of the various
companies offered are going to be exam
med much more closely than formerly,
and this company, with its nine millions
assets and four per cent reserves, offers
perfect security to its pohey-holders.
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Deafness Z

If You want good old MeRtbben
whisky, 60 to 276 Second street.
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London stock Market.
RIVER INTELLIGENCE.

ARRIVALS.
Steamer ]. T. Moore, Cincinnati.
Phil Allin, Friar's Point.
John Kilgour, Louisville.
" Mary Houston, Louisville.
W. Strader, Cincinnati.
Chas. Bodmann, New Orleans.
Nick Longworth, f"
Continental,
Geo. W. Cheek, Friars Point.
Batesyille, White river.
DEPARTURES.
Steamer Mary Houston, New Orleans.
T. H. Allen, Arkansas river.
John Kyle, New Orleans.
Belle Lee, New Orleans.
Tom Morgan, Hatchie river.
+" st. Francis, Wittsburg.
Robert Burns, Cincinnati.
j. T. Moore, Red river
John Kilgour, New Orleans.
P. W. Strader, New Orleans.
Chas. Bodmann, Louisville.
Continental, St. Louis,
q" Nick Longworth, Louisville.
BOATS IN PORT.
Phil Allin, Celeste, Batesville, George
W. Cheek.
BOATS LEAVING TO-DAY.
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Go TO Hook & LaGrilrs, 50 Monroe
street, for wall paper and window shades
cheap. l36-m4t-4t
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srrAM-FIrr1NG at 3l6 Second 81. All
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NEW BOOK,

Great Fortunes, and How They Were
'TlT Madei ft
TXCELLENT BOOK. FOR EVERYBODY.
III Orders left at Ledger office. Is Madison
street. will reach D. Swope. agent. Price,
"a "a lao-f
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. HOUSE, 100
ID and III Adams street Is5PS TpS sn
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THE Merry Wives of Windsor, with j..
n. Jack in his inimitable performance
of "Falstaff," and the young phenome-
non, Julian Reed, in the farce of Little
Pickle, at the theater tonight tE
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BOARDING.

BOARD AND LoDGING-IN A PRIVATE
Is family, at 175 Vance street. AppIly, at sss
Main street. l4l-lto
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TOR REST-ABOUT TWELVE ACRES OF
land, with good tenement and ut-houses
All in good order, four miles from Court Square
For particulars inquire at A. Karr's boat store
No 6 Winter street. lSNlZ-z
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n,1R RENT-A GOOD DWELLING AND
Fb'Ve acres Of ground, two miles from tue
city, on central avenue. Price, s dVg Apply
to D. % 5oE z NJ, st.o.t
I23-f 20 Main sIeet.
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DEPARTUREs.
BOATS IN PORT.
BOATS LEAVING TO-DAY.

Phil Allin, Celeste. Batesville, George
w Check
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NOR RENT-THE BUILDING ON THE
X carner Of fernando and Elliott streets;
store room below, with four or five, rooms
above. suitable for a dwelling. Good stand
A0i WIN. X. HARRIS,
ma 279lS Main street.
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NOR RENT-sTOREH0USE, NO. 2Ss MAIN
street. second door above Jeherson east
street. or s. III. DunscOmb, Desoto Bank.
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The New York market declined to l5e
for middling, and was dull.
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W. G. PATTESON, Agent,
No. 8 Madison St.. Stanton Block. I115-t
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1871-02-16
Geo. W. Cheek n.,.. IL:

M. r. CHEEK, ........-......Captain,
Leaves Memphis every Tuesday, Thursday
and Saturday, at o'clock pm. For freight
or passage apply on board. ll-lS6-t