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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1872-01-31

9'he following boats are now lying at St.
Louis and yincinity; Sallie. Arkansas. Mol
lie Moore, Mary Dayage. Luy Bertram.
Adam Jacobs, Bee, st. Luke, oceanus, Con-
tinental, City Of Alton. City Of Cairo. Colos-
sal, S. S. Merrill, Hawkeyo., Beaver, Flor
ence, Josephine, Rob. Bon Accord. Dictator,
julia.
Among the passengers on the Dardanelle
Monday were Mrs John G. Breckenridge, the
wife Of Kentucky's noble chieftain. on her
way to Pine Bluff. accompanied by her
daughter.
Sundays Helena Clarion SAYS An un-
fortunate man fell off the roof Of the Thomas
IL. Allen. at the wharfboat, yesterday morn
ing. and drowned before succor could'be had.
After sinking he must have passed under the
boat, as he was not seen after he struck tho
water. His name and residence are unknown
10 u.s."
The :" old man" Of the Helena Clarion
would induce Tom Scott to bridge the Missis
sippi at Helena and build railroads for the
llelenians at the rate of a mile per day. and
growls savagely because his burg" was not
represented at Shreveport. We doubt whether
Scott's geograpy has any indication Of the ex
istence Of the town.
The st. Joseph left Cairo on Sunday and ar
rived here last fight having to work her way
through three miles of heavy ice at Ran
delphi
The Pat Cleburne, from the Arkansas. mr.
rived last night with 1856 bales of cotton AMI
reshipped 272 bales at tho mouth Of White
river. She reports having first encountered
heavy ice at Council Bend, fifty miles below
here. The Thompson Dean was met going
down all right at the head of Council Bend.
The John Kilgour was passed hard aground at
Reeves bar. lying broadside to the current,
and heavy ice sweeping down against her,
with no fender to break its force.
Captain Frank Cakes. of Cincinnati, re-
ceived dispatch from Cairo that the Alaska
would not reship her cargo, but after receiv
ing some repairs at Mound City, she would re-
sumo her trip.
The r. J. Lockland has the honor Of being
the first boat on which compressed cotton was
ever shipped from Shreveport. She has 10
bales on board.
A letter from Brownsville. Nebraska. says
that " the ice bridge across the Missouri
river at this point has been intact for two
months. and bids fair to continue for as many
more 10 come. The mountains are covered
with an unusual amount of snow. and you
may look for big rise and high water in tho
old Muddy about the frat of next June"
Says the Augusta Sentinel; "NO less than
seven boats were in port on Monday Of last
week. Bully for Jaeksonport.
The Augusta (Ark.) Bulletin Of the 9th
announces the death of Captain Jenkins. for
merly ticket agent Of the Little Rock Rail-
road. by drowning and says:
He was getting large barge from the bay
into the river, and fell into deep water. which
at once chilled him. The night being dark,
it seems the men who were with him could
render him no timely aid, and he was drown
ed. His body was recovered next day, and an
inquest held.
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shooting ARRAY.

Last evening a number Of men en-
gagged in free fight in the bar-room Of
the Arkansas house, on Washington
street. During the ARRAY pistol was
fired by one of the party. The proprie-
tor of the Arkansas house, W. H. Van
deveer, was arrested on the charge Of
shooting Win intent to kill, and was
brought before Recorder Winters this
morning 1t being impossible to fix the
act of shooting upon any person, the
Recorder discharged the prisoner. The
pistol ball passed through the crowd Of
combatants without doing any injury
and lodged in the door
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Extensive preparations are making
for the grand .fete on the 18th of Feb
ruary next in our city. The following
societies have already notified the com
mittees of their intention to participate
in the festivities of the gay carnival:
Memphis Club, Chickasaw Clab, Casino
Club, Standard Club, Irish Benevolent
Society, Union Italiana Fratelanza,
French Society, Memphis Boat Clubs,
Fire Department, German Turnverein,
Gruelh Club, Sodality Band, Irish Lite
rary Society, MendeIssohn Club, Typo
graphical Union, st. George Society,
Saint Andrews Society, aside from hum
dreds of private parties of ladies and
gentlemen.
In New Orleans the greatest amount
of reckless gaiety is INDUCED in with
IMMUNITY on this day. Male and female
masqueraders patrol the streets and ap-
pear in grotesque costumes for the
amusement OF the people. immunity
from arrest seems to be one of the laws
of the hour, unless for some striking vio-
lation of municipal or state statutes. A
grand procession will pass through our
streets during the evening, after which
balls and tableaux will be given at the
Greenlaw Opera House, Memphis Club,
Cochran and Assembly halls. One
ticket will secure admission to all the
halls. 1t is proposed to have an annual
celebration of Mardi- Gras in Memphis,
and we know of no city outside of New
Orleans where the temper and genius of
the people are better adapted and tenn
pered by climate and habits of life for
such festivity.
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Columbia, Pauline Carroll. Anna, Lady
Lee, Frank Forest. st. Francis, Minnie. g.
W. Cheek. Mary Boyd, Undine. st. Joseph
Cleburne.
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delicate Creatures.

,1dIlhis is the phrase applied by His
Blackness, the Moor of Venice, to the
fair ladies Of Italy. 1t was the lovely
complexion of Desdemona, such radi-
ant contrast to his own, that won his
heart; and sooth to say, every man Of
considers fair skin, like a
sweet voice, an excellent thing in
woman Now this is a charm which
can be acquired. There is a healthfHl
AID odoriferous toilet article, known
everywhere as HAeANs MAGNOLIA BALM,
which literally trans6gures cloudy or
sallow skin, suffusing the discolored
face, neck, arms and bosom with a soft,
pearly tinge, and imparting to the sur
face smoothness and gloss like that of
polished marble. Instead Of sclogging
the pores, ike the sticky enamels, or
contracting them, and thus obstructing
perspiration, like the astringent cos
metics, it eleanses the skin from all i'm
purities and wonderfully improves its
texture. This popularity is particularly
appreciated by our rural bellies, who find
that the coarseness and roughness, which
country air is apt to engender, are
speedily removed from their faces, hands
and arms, by this delightful preparation.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
MONEY.
PgsLIo LEDeKa o y 90

FUBLlU 1GDdhh OFulOAs
MEMPHIS. TENN. January 81. 1872.
Arkansas levee bonds and their steady APP
probation. caused by the dispelling of all
fears of their repudiation by the sudden but
not unexpected turn of political affairs in Ar
kansas, is the all-absorbing theme Of eonver-
sation in monetary circles to-day, and there
is al active demand both here and in New
York, as we'll as from other Northern cities. as
was stated BY us yesterday. The market is
not excited by any means. but prices have
steadily advanced until to-day, when there
we're brokers' purchases Of $4,000 at 2Sc. and
offers Of the same figure refused for from s20.-
900 to $4,000. More sales Of some S40, 900 were
made in New York to-day at 2s19 and SIS. 900 at
30, with the demand still on the increase. There
are few if any upon the market at less than
80 to S5e, which corroborates our prediction
Yesterday that the price would soon go to $50.
We again state that the political muddle in
Arkansas and the almost sure probabilities OF
the payment Of the interest on these bonds,
will put the price to 45e BY the middle Of next
month. Money is comparatively easy at 10 to
II per cent.
Exchange is making more freely, with
the supply ABOUT equAi- W inc ueuhnu.
Rates are steady at 40 discount and par
buying and selling on all points.
Gold and silver is offered sparingly. For
he former dealers pay 1921, and for the latter
IO6 to 1867. the New York rate being 1895.
With the exception of Arkansas levee bonds
mentioned above. there is little change to note
In local securities. Memphis and Charleston
stock is in demand at SIC. with offerings Of
twenty-four hundred shares at 40e-the lowest
figure reported to-day. Selma scrip is sold
to-day at 95c. and will be Withdrawn from
the market on and after to-day.
In city securities there is little doing. The
currency bonds are quoted at 59kc upon the
streets, and 6O54e by dealers. The gold issue
Is quoted at CSC. County warrants.are strong
at % to 9lc buying and selling. Selma railroad
scrip is sold at soc. Tennessee money is
bought at IS to SEC fer the old and 36c for the
new issue. and is sold respectively at S6 and
SIC.
LArER.-since the above was written we
learn of an offer of 2sc being refused for $780,
900 Arkansas leyse bonds.
Nxw YoRx. January 81. 10:25 a.m.-GOv-
ernments are active and steady. Sterling OK |
change is very steady at 1885. Gold is carry |
ing at per cent.
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Amusemenfa.

MEMPHIS THEATER.-To-night the re-
nowned Fakir Of Europe will APP
pear in his wonderful illusion feats
and bewildering mysteries. The Fakir
stands at the head Of his profess
sion, and is justly celebrated for
strange and inexplicable perform
ances. One thousand valuable prizes
will he given away among the audience
at the close of the performance, the
holder Of ticket Of admission drawing
q prize-no blanks. The theater will be
crowded this evening. i.
BRooM's.-The Jefferson street Opera
House continues to be filled by an en-
thusiastic crowd every evening. Mana
ger Broom has brought cut several new
stars, among others. Misses Kathleen
ONeil and Lizzie Shelton; the former a
good vocalist and the latter terpischo-
rean artist Of merit. Tonight an at
tractive programme will be introduced
Go and see the fine variety troupe this
evening. New songs and dances will be
in order.
OLYMPIC VARIErIEs.-The Olympic
was crowded last night by the friends Of
the popular manager. New attractions
will be put on the stage tonight. Man
agsr Lusk has arranged programme
for this interesting occasion full of nov
elites, consisting Of fancy and clog
dancing, comic and sentimental songs,
negro eomicalities, etc.
TIvoLI.-South Court street. Alfred
Won Rolande and New German Theat-
rical Troupe every night ll5t
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Mutual Life Insurance. Company, OF
New York.

The grandest life insurance in the
rorld; is the oldest company in the
United States; per centaSe Of mortality
less; expenses of management less;
rates of insurance as loo; results larger,
and Dividends larger than can be exhib-
tied by any other life company. Insures
on toatine and other plans at H. A. Lit
Teton & Co.'s Insurance Agency, No.
y (basement) Madison street. Secure
policies at once. 1877
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FOR NEW ORLEANS.
CIRCULAR.

Once Of Uuited States Local Inspectors Of
Steamers, No. - Madison street,
MENPHIs. TESS. January ]. ISL
THE U. S. LOCAL INSPECTORS OF
Il Steamers for the District Of Memphis
hereby notify the owners and officers Of an
steamers Of the District, that. by the act Of
Congress. approved February 3. ISL, and
the Rules and Regulations adopted By ths
Board Of Supervising inspectors, all steamers
are required % Be provided with ell instru-
ments, machines and equipments for tho
better preservation Of life. as required by
said law. as coon as they can be obtained.
These Rules and Regulations having been
approved and promulgated BY the Secretary
Of the Treasury, November 6. ISL, a street
conformity thereto IL now required.
Copies Of the Law, and pamphlets Of the
regulations. containing all necessary inf0r-
nation thereon, may Be obtained az this olioe.
Owners and oioeEs 81 steamer not already
provided with the large sheets containing the
new Rules and Regulations for the govern
ment Of PilotE. which takes effect on this day.
and which are required 10 Be kept framed in
the pilot house q every steamer. viii maize
Immediate application Tor them az this 0licu.
ohQR4E A. CLARK.
JAMES kALsTON.
l2l-lG OsS. Local t-srsaicTt.
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THE GRAND DUKE.


Next Friday, at one o clock, the Grand
Duke Alexis, Vice-Admiral Possiet, Mr..
w. II. Machin, Councillor Of State
Count 0lsonGeif, NJ, Bodisco, Consul
General; DR.. Condin. Lieutenant Tuder,
and seven servants, win arrive in Mem
phisvia the Memphis and Louisville rail
road. The proprietors Of the Peabody
have arranged rooms for the ducal party
in style BETTING the occasion. The
Overton Hotel proprietors are prepar-
ing their magnificent saloon for the
grand ball. II will be elegantly deco
rated with flowers and flags. The fol-
lowing dispatches show that Alexis will
attend the ball:
MEMPHis. January 20, 1872.
To Admiral Possiet. Southern Hotel. st.
lam in receipt Of your dispatch Of this date.
The citizens Of Memphis have arrangements
honor Of the Grand Duke. and would respect
fully name Friday evening, February "a, Is
the time. il Agreeable, and there Is no doubt
hf arrival here n ms iSTy as
pO3elOle. JOnN JOIANDOAts MAUI
go sr. LOUIS, january 20, 1872.
To Mr.. John johnson. Mayor. Memphis;
The Grand Duke has ilstrueted me q ex-
his thanks We SIys At n ass pgdo%
ing day at one O'clock. pm. . POSSIET.
We we're shown one Of the cards Of
invitation to-day. They are gotten up
as an exact counterpart to those issued
in New York city. The card is nearly
ten inches square, and contains in the
center the monogram of the grand duke.
1t is large enough to put in a frame and
hang up in parloras memento of the
dueal visit, and treasure or heirloom,
TO be handed down to generations yet
unborn. 1t is too large to be carried in
the pocket, and must be hung around
the neck with ribbon; but this would
make the carrier loox like peripatetic
sign.board, slight objection which
must be avoided. Bulyer's question,
"What will he do with it2" will apply
with some force to this mammoth card
and its toter." The style to be observed
by many of our fashionable young men is
to employ colored man to carry the
pasteboard. The grand duke will not
be able to leave our city on Saturday,
Possiet to the contrary Notwithstanding,
the steamer Great Republic being stuck
fast in an ice gorge above Columbus,
with but little prospect ofrelease. This
makes but little difference, because our
citizens are able to take care Of the
grand duke and suite for several weeks,
if nece ssary, and give him ball every
night, if desirable. lna1a lan Nv
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H. A. LIrTLEToS Il Co.'S Insurance
Agency removed to No. % (basement)
Madison street. Represents four lead
ing companies Of the United States-ths
Etna, Hartford and Phoenix Insurance
companies, of Hartford. and Franklin,
Of Philadelphia, all of which have been
fully tested by the Chicago FIRE, and
came out triumphantly. Secure solid
and safe insurance in some Of the said
named companies. 1921
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A Son Of Ham steals a Ham.

Manuel Bethel, a colored thief,
snatehed a ham Of bacon from the store
of Newton Ford & Co., on Union street,
this forenoon, and fed towards the river
with his plumber. A drayman and officer
Kuhuholst gave chase for several
squares On Shelby street, near BeaL
Officer Kuhnholst got within shooting
distance Of the thief and ordered him to
halt. The order was obeyed and Bethel
was conveyed to tie lower district sta
tion-house. The Recorder viii attend
to his case tomorrow.
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Sales yesterday were 800 bales. the market
closing very firm. To-day the New York mar
ket opened at NC for middling. and has sd-
vanced &c on all grades. Liverpool has ad-
vanced nearly "a since the opening. and is
quoted at ll1k TO llssd for uplands and Or
leans. In New Orleans the market is active
at 2293k to 221Se for middling, and holders ask
ing use. The demand here is active both
from spinners and on Eastern speculative &C
count and our own local spectators, who had
the nerve" to invest week since. are ma
king q handsome profit. Sales up to noon
were 1000 bales. at prices ranging between the
foIIowfnr ouotatione.
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Notice.

All societies, private parties in mask
and citizens of Memphis, are cordially
invited to participate in the grand public
enterprise-the celebration of Mardi-
Gras For all particulars and informa-
ton apply to the
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE,
l35 Mardi-Gras Festival.
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Passing down the street yesterday, we
hoard a new nursery song, which was
being trotted forth as follows;
by, baby, go to sleep papa gone to Texas.
Hush, mammals little pet, and 1t shall see
Alexis"
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The reeelFts Al al the ports. A. reported b
telegraph. for four days are only fs,05S bales.
against $500 bales same TING last veek-a
falling Of Of Il. "a bales. pointing 70 5ooO for
the week, against ls4. ss2 bales last year-a de-
fcit Of q. go bales for week. This has-With
the injury to the crop-Without doubt, deter
mined ths eouFis Of both New York and Liv-
erpool.
MiddlinE here at this time last year @l4Z
MiddlinE in New York same date.----.l5 9l55z
MiddliaE IN New Orleans SANE date-lftse4lb. .
Uplands Ia Liverpool same date-.--.-- Q ~
HOld in New York same date-.......,..-- 100
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GENERAL MARKET.

One boat from above arrived yesterday after
several days spent in breaking huge ice fields.
Business Is slow to-day and prices without
marked change. Butter dull at u to 15c
for cooking grades; 20 to &c for choice. Eggs
firm at p to Csc. Poultry is firm; live turkeys,
SIG to $50 per dozen; chickens. s. 50 TO S. 50;
no ducks or geese are offering. COttonseed
is firm at 81 per ton. Flour is steady at
SC rs to 10 50 for super TO fancy brands. Corn
meal is held firmly at 50 50. Apples are quiet
at So so to 5 so for common to prime, and So so
for choice. Groceries are steady and I'M
changed. Oats are held at IS to $50. Corn at
80 to &c. Hay. SIS to s2S. Bran, s27 to s27 Is.
Potatoes range from So to4 IS for the differ
emit varieties. Provisions are frmer and a
shade higher. Mess pork, sl4 so to SIS; bacon
clear sides to $40; shoulders. ~ to re and
scarce clear rib, few in the market at re.
with but little demand. Bulk clear sides. " to
ne; shoulders.5A to 51sc; clear rib. ito nc;
breakfast bacon is quoted n IOc' sus9r,e ,si
supply, with a good den8hd; Memphis
dressed, Tc. Dressed beef, Z TO Sc; mutton. s
to loo, and in demand. Lard, in tierees, ga
TO 974c; kegs. - to lo1Se; caddies. ll34 TO
ss HDO a i 20 to f S S Gh' tss e - TO-
Groceries steady. Rio coffee. q to 2i1Sc.
Sugars steady: Louisiana open kettle. s to II /;
yellow clarified. 1917 to llz4c; white clarified,
i21S to 1870; crushed and powdered, Ia to
l4c Plantation molasses, as TO quality, 40 to
55c Rice. Carolina, 9 to s14c; Louisiana. so
&c; Rangoon, s TO SIC. Oranges are scarce;
dealers ask 81 to 81 so per box and SIS TO $40
per barrel. Lemons dull. with lots offered at
IS to per box. Dried apples in request at to
ne: peaches are dull at to &c. Nails. 81 IS
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LOST.
PERSONAL.

TIME WONDER OF THE AGE-MILLIE
i IDELL, the young and talented Doctrcss
and Fortune Teller, has arrived in this city,
and can be consulted for a short time only.
She is endowed with a natural gift Of fore.
telling your future. present and past life. and
offers S5000to any one that can equal her in
her profession |; and with several secrets that
no living mortal ever knew before, she will
bring success out of all she undertakes. Sat
isfaction guaranteed or no pay. Consultation
rooms are now located at the
1l1t CENTRAL HOTEL. Room No. ).
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R;l5 p.m.-Cotton is firm. Spot sales. 253S;
for transit. 1880 futures. 1900. Sales for Feb
ruary. 2z1S; March. 23c; April and May.
% slice; June, 252sc. al
LIvERPoeL. January 81. II 80 am. Cotton
opens frmer. Uplands. lid; Orleans. 1lssd.
1880 p.m.-Cotton excited Uplands. Md;
Orleans. III to ll2sd. Sales. 5000 bales. of
which 10 900 we're for export and speculation.
An m -Cotfon iaunehanRed.
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Senior Piquer, a celebrated Spanish
sculptor, is dead. One of his greatest
works was a statue of st. Jerome.
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white ana Little RED Rlvera.

Memphis. White and Little Red River o. 6.
Mail Line = Fer Helena, Devan's Bluff,
Searcy, Augusta, Jacksonport, and all wa
landings.
LEGAL TENDER-...W. j Ashford. masse
Leaves Memphis every TUES .. riti--- ;.
DAY, at 8 o. clock pm. -'ess5Sasif'
EMMA @. ELLI0TT.....J. D. Elliott. master
Leaves Memphis every SAT- 4,I.s
URDAY, at o'clock pm. .'-7-'a-d2S
The above elegant steamers oonnec. at De-
Wallis Bluff with the Railroad Monday and
Thursday going up, and Wednesday and Sat-
urday coming down.
ELLIOTT x MILLER, Agents,
ll4t Cor Jefferson and Promenade sts.
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PIrTsBURa and Camel coal and gas
coke. Brown & Jones, Office 282 Main
street, Bethel Block. t
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Just received, Yarmouth bloaters,
smoked halibut and salmon. Roe her
rings, new Canadian Oatmeal, and other
articles too numerous TO mention, at ].
DevotO's, cor. Third and Adams. u2l-t
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Ny FRIESD, stop that terrible cough,
and thus avoid a consumptive's grave,
by using DR.. Pierces Golden Medical
Discovery. For curing all throat, bron-
chial and lung diseases it has never been
equaled. Sold by druggists. eod-dAw
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Go TO Dawson & Estes, 2s2 Main
street, for Kentucky and Pennsylvania
Whistles, Virginia apple and peach
brandy. ..I 1871
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nOARDgRS--A FEW DAY B0ARDERS
d can be accommodated at No. SO Madison
street. sl3 6St
BOARDING THE WHITBM0RE HOUSE,
ID 109 and Ill Adams street, having lately
undergone thorough repairs and been newly
refurnished. is now prepared to accommodate
boarders with light. pleasant rooms, and with
as good a table as the market affords. Rates
very moderate. ~
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STEAM BOATS.


Memphis and Arkansas River Packet Comply
U. s. Mail Line-For Pine Bluff and Littlo
Rock.
PAT CLEBU Pritchard, master
THIS NEW AND ELEGANT sirys
i passenger steamer will leave 'Itsts
FRIDAY. February I'd, at o. IN. ssdsi.-aas,is
For freight or passage apply on board CT 70
w. H. KENNEDAY. Agent.
81 Office on Companyas Wharfboat.
l2O-133 Foot of Court street
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lnorxr q BRovxr,sl5 Second ct. al

I'D I'VE GOT TO MOVE
By the Ist of February next.
4. Everything Low Down.
sa JOSEPH GOODMAN,
lS No. 3II Main street.
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AuEB1cAE DRIVEN wills At Brown
& Brownies, sl5 Second street. 1897
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Buy your wood from G. H. Johnson,
III Poplar street. 1 ir8r4 67-T
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TAKEN up.

nAKEN UPON THE NIGHT OF THE
18th inst. bay horse, which the owner
ear hava by applying to Seligman &c Hall, IS
Union street. and paving CHARGES: lzSt
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REWARD.

IL Lost, on the evening of the I'D inst, q
iady's gold bracelet; front frosted with grape
vine carving, back plain. The finder will
leave it at this Office or at 81 East Court street,
and receive the above reward. l24t