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said that the position he now covets Is
worth 5000 year, whereas his pres
ent salary is $500.
The James Howard passed Vicksburg
last evening for the Ohio river with 1850
tons, $500 bars of railroad iron, for
Evansville, and seventy-five cabin pas
sengers. Among her passengers are
Captain St. Clair Thomasson and }. M.
Phillips of Cairo.
The John Kyle has 5000 bars iron and
200 tons other freight for st. Louis.
Captain VIM. Postal, of this city, was
in New Orleans Monday.
Our local inspectors have received i'm
perative orders to at once have the boats
supply themselves with the patent steam
gauge recently adopted by the Board of
Supervising Inspectors. The patentee
guarantees them for year, and the
agents here, Messrs. Phil. j. Mallon q
Co., are, we learn, supplying them at
about $50 each.F ~
A card from Captain Sam Houston
appears in the Louisville Courier-Jour-
nal wherein he challenges an investiga-
ton of his decision in the collision be-
tween the Falls City and Garrett.
Telegrams of the 18th from points on
the Ohio. between Cincinnati and Wheel
inc. report a heavy rise in all side
streams.
The river at ST. Louis fell four
inches nm to noon today So saw OBJ
server Rhodes signal dispatches.
Local INSPECTORS Clark and Ralston,
of tbis mort. today received a letter
from the office Of the Supervising In
snector of the district stating that
Certain oil known as the mineral sperm
oil is Icing used in lighting boats. This
il forbidden by the Supervising Inspec-
tor until further orders.
The Colossal was inspected here a
dav or two since bv Messrs, Clark and
RaIston, and found o. K. The Celeste
will be oyerhauled and inspected rby
them to-day.
The overflow in the lower Arkansas
was much worse than at first reported.
The Senate hill. framed nv United
States Senator Clavton. of Arkansas.
authorizing the construction of a bridge
over the Arkansas at Little Rock. is an
immense fraud and if on Monday, the
citizens of Little Rock voted 100000 to
aid in its construction. thew are terribly
sold We have a cony of the bill and
will from fine to time. rive sucb nor
t;ons of II 90 will interest our river
friends
Several boats were torn from their
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Stations.
Feet below standard. fBelow high water
mark of 1871.
stationary. TO
l0fiiciall 5. W. RHODE,

SFeet below standard. fBelow high water
Blank t..'...) indicates no report; cipher 10Y
stationary. TO
Ioficiail s.w. RHODE,
Observer Signal Service, U. S. A.
Heavy rains were reported at St.
Louis and in southern Illinois yester-
day, as well as south Of here and in
southern Indiana. The Ohio tributaries
in the last named State, including the
Green and Wabash rivers, have swollen
considerable, and with the rise from
the rivers of this State and Ken
lucky, have increased the channel depth
in the lower Ohio to ten feet. The Mis-
sissippi has an excellent boating stage
all the way to St. Paul, and the Mis-
souri, a depth of over FIVE feet to Sioux
City. The Arkansas, after rising TWEEN
ty-fye feet, fell four inches at Little
Rock yesterday, and four feet at Fort
Smith the day previous. White river is
about stationary, with a fair boating
stage to Jacksonport. The Ouachita
has seven feet to Camden, and is falling
The weather is cloudy and cool.
la mgr PORT NEWS. s.tH
Business slightly decreasing. Freights
are scarce even at cheap rates, and the
usual passenger travel to the North has
hardly began, while those going South
are few.........The Nightingale went up
last evening with light trip for the
Ohio. .......The Glasgow, for st, Louis,
was laden no better.........The Exporter
passed down this morning without land
ing. ........The Susie Silver passed up for
st. Louis with railroad iron........The
CITY of Chester came in from st. Louis
with a fair trip of grain and produce.
MISCELLANEOUS.
The Exporter is off Caseyville bar
and coming down.
The Atlantic and barges will pass
down during the evening.
The Dexter, with 1900 bars Of railroad
iron, left New Orleans last night for st.
Louis, and the Alice Dean left with
good trip for Cincinnati.
The Burns has already engaged 300
bales Of cotton, 20 tons of old iron and
400 beer kegs, and will get, perhaps, 400
bales more Of cotton.
The mammoth steamer Thompson
Dean left st Louis last night for New
Orleans. and will pass down tomorrow
evening She will be the next hrst-class
boat to leave here for the Crescent City.
Captain Sam Houston, supervising
;nspector Of this district, who Just now
Is getting a well-deserved warming from
the press for his Unprecedented action
IN reversing the decision Of the local in
spectors at Louisville in the Garrett
Falls Pilot case, is now sojourniug in
Arkansas, rumor says for the purpose OF
electioneering-he being a Liberal Re
publican candidate-for Sheriff in one Of
the counties in that State, and he I'M
doubtedlv attended the convention at
Little Rock Yesterday. Although work
ing against Grant, be. like Grant, will
not resign his inspectorship, probably,
until he is sure Of election. II is also
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1872-05-23

CtPRING PASTURE-BARLEY,R RYE AND
- grass fields now ready for grazing, at Mon.
Kedford's pasture farm. Leave ioritten orders
Mt Bracket IL Co.'S AZbf
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COTTON.

Heavy rains and the recent overflow in the
Arkansas river, with frost one night last
week, has destroyed large amount of the
growing crop in the Arkansas Valley, which
fact having become known to spinners' agents,
was telegraphed to the East, and the result to-
day with other similar discouraging reports,
have advanced the price 10 on all grades in
New York to-day. and the market there is adj
vaneing, with large future sales and an in
creased demand from spinners; the latter de-
mand has been reflected here. and yesterday
1900 bales we're sold, a greater portion of which
was to spinners' agents, spectators also ope-
rating largely. The night" dispatches re-
ceived this morning by buyers increased lin
its 1z@5sc, and to-day there is an active in
quiry and moderately active market. A few
buyers were out early, and made purchases at
fraction below Dur quotations, the sales to
noon being 500 bales at about the following
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RECORDERS Court. Twenty cases Of
misdemeanor were disposed of by fine
this morning. Louis Napoleon, an Arr
can, arrested for larceny, was commit
ted in default of $4,000 bonds. Drunks
cost S.; assaults, So; nuisances, So;
fights, $40. John Lewis, negro, charged
with cutting coat-pocket and stealing
money was sent to jail in default Of
$4,000 bonds. n.
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memphis and Arkansas River Paek-
ei Company U. \. Mail Line.
rTHE ELEGANT PASSENGER OATS ~
this line leave Memphis Cor Al points on
Arkansas river on Monday ana frtanys
- W. H. KENEEDAY. Ag't.
Of5ce on Company W hart boat,
ar Foot Of Court street.
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STRAWBERRIES box of large and
luscious strawberries found its way to
the LEDGER office to-day from the resi-
dence of Mrs. Louisa T. Foster, on the
Pigeon Roost road. The berries were
of huge proportions, but it is pity that
so few of them would FIJI bushel. AS
a delicacy the strawberry stands in the
front rank of the fruit brigade. agh
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GLYcER1NE CREAM.-This fashionable
preparation for the hair can be found at
the drug store Of ]. B. Hills, No. Isl
Main street, near Madison. The cream
is not hair restorative or a dye, but it
removes dandruff and gives the hair a
glossy appearances charming to behold.
The glycerine cream excells all other
preparations, and is deserYedly popular
in fashionable circles.
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HORACE GREELEY.-Several enter
prising gentlemen are getting up Gree
ley clubs in the city. Quite large
number of citizens have already enrolled
their names as supporters of the Sage Of
Chappaqua in the next Presidential cleo
ton.
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PrilerIm tickets.

Boughta at Griswold's drug store, 423
Main street; Loyd's china store, Cleaves
& Smithwiek's book store, or the green
and purple tickets, sold BY private indi-
viduals, are for the benefit of Central
Methodist church. Be sure to buy your
tickets as above, if you desire the church
to receive the benefit. Tickets good
this week. "a
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FIRE LAST EvEYING.-Two one-story
frame houses on Webster street burned
down last evening. The occupants were
Mrs. Bradley and Messrs. Cheek and
Anderson. The property was owned by
Mr.. Barker and Mr. Rocco. The total
loss is estimated at $4,000, which is par
tally covered by insurance. GU o
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GENERAL MARKET.

No important changes in prices. Receipts
Of Western produce are light.
APPLES-No choice in market.
BUTTER-New Western dull at 2O@25c; old
BEANs-Firm at So 90 . bush.
BAGGING-Heav brands, 1S@1s11e; Iron
HIIIBsaiAS0DaHii; s25 50 y ton 81 1901 50 ale
lbs from store; corn bran, 81 90; shipstuffs
:; BACON-Firmer: jobbing prices, clear sides
S9S1sc; clear rib, 754@-c; shoulders, 554@6c
breakfast bacon, y12@l0; uncanvassed smoked
hams. .9@10c; sugar-cured, l21S9lSc. accord
ing to brand.
OHICKENs-Youn scarce; 50 OO@s 90; old
CHEESE Dull Factory, Ice; English
Dc Coif'TN0 1Yi and in demand a
81 Z ton on leyee, buyers furnishing sacks
sc 0ABBAGEss stead 1' SIS o6@ H % = loo
common TO choice; few offering. L. r.e
| C0RN-MEAL = Excited; So 55@3 60 from
store: leyee prices, 59-e lower.
C0RN-Steady 15@7c from store; 72I@
| 731&c on levee, yellow and white.
EGGs-Dull; l2gl3c.
FL0UR-Firmer; low grades, Sc 25d7 Is me
dunn, IS 25@9 SO; family and fancy, $40 500
HAY-Firm; 81 IS a 100 from store s96 OO@
% 90, fair to prime, from levee; choice timo-
thy, $50 00932 90.
tEMONsT9qiet at "a 5O@5 50 9 box, fol
Palermo and Messina.
LARD-Jobbing at 91z@1O1S, tierce ant
keg; l0i4gll for bucket; 139l31a for tin pail.
MOLASSES-Quie Orleans, common t
| prime. 45@65c; Sugar house syrups, common
S5e45e; fair to good, 5Og65e; choice to fancy
ORANGES Messina scarce, 81 O0d7 so.
QATS-Light supply, 55@59c, levee and stor'
PipNTnNrc ~ 81 ooozs oo .. al LII
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GAS STEM,-The old gas company is
willing to extend the gas pipes on Court
street, provided the consumers ON the
route agree to take gas. If those inter
ested will call at the Office of the old
gas company at three clock tomorrow
afternoon, the arrangement can be per-
fected
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TROUBLE AHEAD.-Several of the coun-
try magistrates, since the grand jury
brochure came to light, talk of resign
ing and sending to the County Court
bench magisterial negroes whose breth-
rem compose large majority ofvoters in
the districts. The negro magistrates may
not suit the advocates for reform, ex-
cept those of them who are tainted with
Radicalism. These latter reformers, of
course, would hail the elevation of the
negro to the County Court bench as the
dawn of the political millennium.
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RAsPBERRIEs.-Ba the great fruit
man of Memphis, sent to the LEDGER
Office box of delicious raspberries. On
Saturday next Mr.. Barbour will have
his raspberries for sale at the Beal street
market, and at the grocery house Of
Oliver, Finnie & Co.
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DRINKS. The popular Dolly Warden
cocktail had heeting existence in
Memphis. 1t has suceumbed to the
Horace Greeley smash" drink now
adopted as beverage by the anti-Grant
men. Federal office-holders take the
popular drink on the sly. ui
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ADvAScE IN CoTToS.-One week ago
middling cotton was dull in New York
at 23s cents; to-day it is firm at 24i
cents, an advance of nearly one cent
per pound, making difference in the
value Of cotton on hand here to-day
IL ,42s bales, Of Sl56,Sss.
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The members of the X. c. X. are or
dered by their president TO float" into
camp this evening at eight o'clock, in
order to seriously consider the political
and social questions of the nineteenth
century. GRANp KoRK. Secretary.
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ST. GEORGES PIcNIC.-Te-morrow the
sixth annual picnic of st. George
Benevolent Society will be held al
James Park. The old country sports
and games will be INDUCED in by the
members of the association. A fine
band has been engaged for the dancers.
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A Coon IDEA.-The American Medi-
cal Association at its recent session en-
acted that druggists shall hereafter put
up poison in a bottle Of peculiar shape
and properly labeled, so that would-be
suicides may make 30 nistefe IS to the
drug. The cOrOners of the country re
turn their thanks.
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NEws.--Billy Wilkinson, the popular
newsman at No. III Main, near the
Overton, has daily papers from all
points, weekly pictorials, monthly mag
azines, cheap publications, novels
school books, etc. Cigars and tobacco
of the best grades can be found at his
stouJ
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ScoTT. Tom Scott, the owner of the
Memphis and Charleston railroad, has
been elected president of the Texas Pa
ci6c railroad, vice Marshall o. Roberts
resigned. The result will be bridge at
Memphis and our city made the great
terminus of the Pacific road.
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Court square Concerts.

The efforts of Lou Leubrie to estab
fish musical festivals in Court Square
during the summer months are destined
to be crowned with success, as appears
from the following correspondence:
Lou Leubrie, ESQ.,:
DEAR SIR-Appreciating and desir
ing to second your endeavors in inaugu
rating concerts in Court Square, / re
spectfully tender you my services and
those of my band for next Saturday af
ternoon. With assurances of my sin
cere esteem, / am, yours, etc,
FRANK ARNOLD,
Leader Old Memphis Brass Band.
May %, 1872. flaE
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p.m.-Cotton Is firm. Spot sales. 1900; flu
lures strong, sales y, CO0-June, A4e; July.
A13-l6c; August, 2415c; September, 22asc; De-
cember, 1910. Net receipts, 179; gross. 400.
LIVERPOOL. May. %. ll:9O Am. Cotton
| 11szg1llzd. nt f.r u.liL sll
1870 D.m.-Cotton is strong. UpIands, q
ND; orleans. 11as@ll1ad. Sales, IS, 900 bales.
Of which 5000 were for export and speculation.
5p.m.-Cotton closed strong. Uplands. 1l1Sd.
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MURDER CASE. = The argument Of
counsel in the Schreyer-Norton murder
case commenced this morning before the
Criminal Court Attorney General
Wright and Mr.. Horrigan represent the
State, while the defence is attended to
by General Sale, Colonels Cameron and
Kilnatrick.
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Bids for layinga floor over the dancing
ground at James Park, for the Hebrew
Orphan Asylum picnic, to take place on
Monday, June 3, will be received until
next Saturday by LEW WExLER,
AS Main street, Gayoso Gas Co. sotfice.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1872-05-23

WAFER PrpEs.--The Water Works
Company is distributing pipes through
out the city. The works will be erected
as ranidlY as possible.
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There is no decided change in the market (;
IL continues active and steady. Sterling ex-
change is steady at 1921. Paid for carrying
gold, 81 n cent.
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KITE FLYIYG.-The boys of the period
have introduced kite flying at night, with
Chinese lantern attachment. The kites
present the appearance of falling stars,
and puzzle the local astronomers i'm
mensely. Occasionally, some enter
prising youth attaches a cat to the tail
of the kite by way of musical change
in the programme.
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CHURCH FEsTIvAL.-Rocco Hall con-
tinues to be the center Of attraction
every night The ladies of the Central
Baptist Church do everything in their
power to entertain all visitors. Music
every evening and an elegant lunch for
business men each day from 2 to 81
oiolooL
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1872-05-23

"PEARL RIVERS" This lady, better
known in social circles as Miss Eliza j.
Poitevant, was married in New Orleans
on the 18th instant, to Mr.. A. M. Hol'
brook, Of the Picayune. " Pearl Rivers
has been poetical newspaper contribu-
tor for several years. Many of her effu-
sions are filled with the true elements OF
poesy, indicating that the authoress be-
longs to the golden guild. In social life,
Miss Poitevant is admired for her anna
BILE and lovable qualities, as well as for
her brilliant mental endowments. 1t
would be loss to American literature if
Pearl Rivers" ceased to exist in a lit
erary sense. 1ir |
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Purrs at sl5 Second street. AT

EMMoNs & SoN, the veteran newsmen
at 10 jefferson and 4lO Main streets,
have received the latest publications,
daily papers from all points, weekly pic
torials, monthly magazines, both home
and foreign, and news goods of every
descrintion.
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erary sense

THASKs.-0ur thanks are due to Mr..
c. N. Erich, Of this city, who is now in
Europe, for a copy of the American
Register, newspaper published in Paris,
France. Mr.. Erich is in Europe fer the
purpose of making extensive purchases
of queensware and ether goods required
for his trade.
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Kork Csru KIub.

THEY have some more of that fine old
cider at WilIett's. Icr ut
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jog LOCKE, newsmsn at 1864 Main,
has the Galaxy, Atlantic, Demorest,
Leslie and Godey's magazines for June.
Daily papers and weekly pictorials Of
latest dates always on hand.
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BELLE LErTREs.-A newspaper cor
respondent Of morning cotemporary
calls himself "man of letters. y Hav-
ing already written two on " the duties
of reporters" he is entitled to the ap-
pellation. observer should attend
to his own private business, and recollect
the old adage, Ne sutor ultra crepi-
dam" His unjust reflections on re-
porters as gentlemen were not expressed
in Christian spirit. They rather indi-
Gated bigotry and intolerance on the
part of the amiable writer; but we
forgive him if he promises to vote for
Greeley. y tF ,slai
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PLAY billiards on Phalan & Collender's
beveled tables, at the Peabody. "a
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THEY have the finest Catawba wine in
the city at Willett's. Try it 72t
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Notice to the Cotton BUYERS.

T AM NOW PREPARED TO MAKE CON
i tracts with you for the COMPRISING of your
Cotton at 50c per bale for the coming season,
and will guarantee same TO load fully up TO the
weight required by the railroads; ,ou
j. v. PATRICK,
62-7s Proprietor Brokers' Compress.
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in good demand. Sight exchange, Sfc pre-
MUM. Sterling, commercial, 2ia2il4; bank,
~. Middling, 23iEc; sales. 100 bales.
NV YORK, May 3. 10 a.m.-Ihe market
opens quiet. Sales at all United States ports
Yesterday, $3.50; receipts, 1872; here. 10.
sales futures yesterday evening. 600.
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May %, 1872,
Professor Arnold /:

DEAR SIR-Your very liberal offer is
gratefully accepted, and if agreeable
would name the hours of five to seven
pm. Accept the thanks of the citizens
of Memphis through
Yours, respectfully,
Lou LEUBRIE.
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Genuine Gravel Roofing, by Bar.
thoIomeW q Allen. 40 N. Court. lost
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PAYaIolAH,.

nR. ]. M. ROGERS OFFICE REMOVED
~ to 247 Second street, just north of Court
Square. Residence, first brick house north Of
railroad, Second street. -6l.2
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PIrrsBuRa and Camel coal and gas
coke. Brown & Jones, Office 282 Main
street, Bethel Block. +
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FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE.
BOARDING.

n06RDING TWO FAMILIES CAN FIND
Is nice, comfortable roems and board IN
one az the most pleasant and healthy locali-
Az oronnd the city, near street railroad, by
1ieS M IN r. N. CAMPBELL,
No. West Court street.
noARDING-ON AND AFTER THE lsT
Is al March the terms of the Whitenore
House for regular boarders will be as FOL
lows: Single room. 81 per week; two ,occu;,
plying same room, So per week, each; b9afsa "a
by the single week, s9; regular day board, 70
per week. These prices being as low as can
he afforded are made payable strictly, IN ad-
vance, unless we'll secured by responsible par
tics Families accommodated on very o Iefa-
enaable terms ~
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PAVILION WATER will cure kidney dis
eases. Do 80
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yxTANTED-2% MILES in THE cOUN-
w try, good young girl or woman to do
light work: pleasant home. Apply at
72-E COMMERCIAL HOTEL.
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T1OR RENT-THE FIRST FLOOR OVER
N my store, suitable for millinery business.
business. S. e. RHINE, 1855 Main st.
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V1OR RENT DESIRABLE DWELLING
house on Court street, near Orleans; six
rooms, good cistern and stable; Rent mode
rate. Apply TO A. j. WHITE,
T3't 234 Front street.
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NXTANTED. - SECONDHAND FURNI-
wv niture, feathers and hOusehOuld goods
Of all kinds bought at 2s2 Second street.
LOT ii. 4. SINN0TT.
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WANTED : FOUR GENTLEMEN TO
w board for the summer, near street rail-
road. Furnished room and light, SNi unfqr-
quire at No. 81 Madison street. 70-t
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NOR RENT-A NEW DWELLING -HO USE
II 6l9 Shelby street, with six rooms, gas in
every room; nice porch, and everything con
venient. Apply at +. Layigne's hair estab-
iishment, 26912 Main street. 7i76 !
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T5OR RENT TWO COTTAGES ON Ell
Il lott street, 107 and 1895 one OF six rooms
and one of FIVE; all in good order and plenty
Of water. Apply at Ill Elliott street. 69-f
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nor RENT-A C0MM0DI0US AND CON
yenient suburban residence. with me
lawn. vegetable and flower garden, stable and
carriage house; only two miles from Court
Square. Apply to
16-f ENOCH TAYLOR, Madison 81. 3
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WANTED.

XXTANTED-NEEDING MONEY IMME-.
w diately. will sell marble work Of all
kinds ut very reduced figures for thirty days:
nj TH0S. MAXWELL. 5O Union st.ll
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FOR RENT.

w. A. WHEATLEY, Rental Agent.
Rethel Block, Office EO.3 Receiver
antps accepted. % 70 VI
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NOR RENT "A BRICK HOUSE = HAS
Il ten rooms, with every desirable conve.
nience: large cistern with plenty of the best
water. Situated No. s Mulberry street, within
one minute walk of street ears to any part OF
the city. Possession on or before june J DIT.
before Q O'Clock a. m. or after p m. 7s-l2
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1872-05-23

NOR RFNT-DESIRABLE STORE UNDER
Il Commercial Hotel, suitable for TAILORING
or shoe business. MENhEN bhoo.
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