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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-01-25

9Namts.

WANTED-A man and wife to work in a
w private family, "A shoLt distance from the city.
References required Apply to Miss 7. SWEENEN'S
Ja24 d3t'
SITUATION WANTED-To do general
- Homework or second work in small family. APP
ply at No Y Bridge St, side door dSt' ja4
SITUATION WANTED-To do general
15 5 S 1 by capable w9 3a Apply at III The
XNANTED-A Partnership in some well
established Business, where $4,000 5000 could
be made available. Address stating nature OF business.
A. h. C. dit ia24
WANTED-A competent, reliable man, to
,aton T We on farm ABgy to $ G. CURTIS F 5a
SITUATION WANTED-To do general
- homework or cooking; cooking preferred. Apply
at 30 no. 2Si Front St. corner Of summer st.
SITUATION WANTED-To do general
- he h.9u,S.ework is good washa and roner Apply at
SITUATION WANTED-To do second
pie ST. d5t' ia23
SITUATION WANTED-To do general
- homework in a small family. Good references given
Apply at No. 81 Temple st. dSt' ja23
SITUATION WANTED-As cook, or to
- do general homework; objection to going into
Oq }595 house or hotel APpl!y at 49 Union ST
WANTED-One good Lining Cutter on
ia28 ''|-' So 80 dsi' 5. c. ANDREWS.
WANTED-A good AIachinist, used to
G. il. WHITCoNB & co $,
ja23 d9t- Bigelow Court, Front st.
WANTED
An Active, Reliable Man,
Zone with capital preered to take an Agency for wor
DC BROCK,
d28 diff 22O Fremont St, Boston.
WANTED STRAW SEWERS. In
' as qulF' at Fla5 az Building F KENDALL.
WANTED-A middle-aged American lady.
w 10 help do the work in small family; must come
well ella recommended Apply a. No. Hawthorn St.
ROY WANTED-m a Hardware Store.
- KINNICUTT CO.
A FEW GENTLEMEN can be accommo-
Z dated with board and rooms; also table board at
GQ-S A MONTH expenses paid
sIpO ~ Male or Female Agents-llOrse and outfit
furnished. to sell our Universal Cement, Combination
lars free. Address NOVELTY CO.,
Mo dSn saco Me-
WANTED Ito energetic men and women
we give employment that pays IrSm So 10 So per
jas A'''' '' dim ~ = ! ~ Se8 Main st
WANTED s or 10 good Crompton Loom
.p Weayersi i Apply to WM SI CkARK sgpernend-
ply unless they weave pick and pick. DIV JAZZ
WANTED = AGENTS to canvass every
W city in the Union For particulars address cali
on II. o. GOODRICH, "a Portland st between the
hours of and 8 A. NJ dtf Jal6
500 to $3.50 s PER MONTH 5aHs i
Agents everywhere selling our new seven strand WHITE
PLATINA CLOTHES LINES sells readily at every house
Samples free. Address Girard Wire Mills Philadelphia
Pa. deOplyr ial6
WANTED or 5 frst-class Cotton Spin
w ners TO work Platts self operating mules now
starting up. None but capable hands need apply.
SAMUEL SLATER d SONS,
jal9 DIFF North Webster Mass.
WANTED-A situation by an experienced
w Machine Boot Slider, who can give the best of
references Address &C L. w" Spy Office Worcester.
jal9 dlw'
A SMART BOSS CARDER who can run
"A sell in satinet mill may apply to
SUMNER PRATT " co.
ial9 dlw- q and rs Front st.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1872-03-23

Now YORK Millinery EstabIiahment

Now IOEh mAhhhhoHy ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Misses Boomis q Haley open or Thurs
day, March 2sth, a large and elegant as
sortment Of millinery goods, comprising
all the novelties Of the season. A fine
selection of French flowers, pattern hats,
laces, hair goods, etc., etc. The appre-
citation of the ladies Of Memphis
for their elegant stock Of flowers and
hats last fall has induced them to
select for this spring such as the de-
voices OF fashion win flock to see. The
finest and largest assortment of flowers
and hats in the city are to be found at
245 Main street (up stairs). All the
novelties Of the season are to be found
at the establishment of Loomis 4 Haley
Prices beyond competition at the New
York millinery store. daao3 l5faa
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1872-03-23
GENERAL MARKET

There Ia o fair jsbbing business doing to-
day. and the orders from the interior are
accommodating. Receipts of produce are
moderate and prices, with a few excep-
tions, as previously given. We quote a.
follows Apples. 50 to 90. Bran, e2s to Is so.
Beam, 80 25to2 rs per bush. Bsgging, l711Stolsc,
and demand fair. Butter, % to Soc, common
10 chsice. Bacon clear sides. ~ TO Sol
clear rib sides, nc; shoulders, W to 90
breakfast bacon. to sl<ci clear rib sides,
75s to nc. Sugar-cured hsms. II to 12Ize.
Cabbages, scarce. $40 to sl1 per crate. Corn
meal. SO 20 to So Is. Corn. 60 to Zoe. Cotton
seed. Sl1 per ton on the levee. Coffee-Rio,
% to 2i1sc; Java. 27to29c. Dried apples,6h to
TIC per Id: peaches. AZ to SIC. Eggs, 14tol6c.
Flour, s. 90 to 9 so for super to fancy. Hay.
s25 to $3l, as to quality. Lard, quiet; tierce,
eaddies. lie. Lemons, 81 70 81 Is per box.
Molasses-plantation As to zoe, as in quality.
Nails, S. Is rates. Oranges, SO 90 to So % per
box. Oats, 40 to SOC. Onions, So 90 to IS Is
per Dbl. Poultry-chiekens. 81 90 to So 90;
ducks, 81 90 to 81 so; geese, So % to S. co.;
turkeys. SIS 90 to $50 90. Potatoes. So 40 to
So Is. as in quality. Mess pork, Sl3 so TO II 90.
Bulk-clear sides, 81 to SIC; clear rib, 81
70 61zc; shoulders, "a to 41sc. Hams. 81 to
SIC. Sugar. open kettle, Sl& to u1zc; yellow
clear. III to 1lAc; white. Is to 1314c; hard
refined. 1871 to lac. Salt. So Is to So Is.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1872-03-23

For several days rumors of an i'm
pending duel between two well-known
citizens have been ahoat Yesterday
the affair progressed SO far as a chal-
lenge and acceptance, the fight to come
off in Mississippi at 10 o'clock this fore
neon. Late last evening mutual friends
interviewed, and obtained the withdrawal
of the hostile message as prerequisite
to negotiations on basis Of settlement
The correspondence which took place
between the friends who represented
their respective principals progressed in
so satisfactory manner that a settle
meut honorable to both parties was
reached this morning, and the appeal to
the code of honorrendered unnecessary,
1t is rumored that the correspondence
will be published, thing wholly unnec-
essary, however, since the result has
been so satisfactory and honorable to all
parties concerned.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1872-03-23


Central Baptist church--services II Am,
and IL pm. DR.. Landrum. pastor.
Linden street Christian church-Services al
lo51 am. and ~ pm. Rev. David Walk,
pastor. Hta f-iNN'F
fernando street Methodist church-ser-
vices II am. and ~ pm. Rev. Guilford
Jones, pastor. III = ss.-
1 First Baptist Church-services II a IN. and
~ pm. DR.. Tiehsnor. pastor.
The German Protestant Evangelical congre-
CATION of this city will dedicate their now
church buiiaing on Third street, between JEFF
ferson and Court. tomorrow. Dedication
services at 10 am. Installation Of the pas
tor. Rev. Lesko Griest. at pm. Seats free.
Collections viii be taken for the building
fund. soe,1r tN lm N
Assembly Hall-E. s. Wheeler lectures al
10 am. and pm. on spiritualism. ,vth
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1872-03-23

Those intending to commit matri-
mony, as we'll as those who have already
embarked on that sea Of life, are re-
minded that peace or happiness cannot
exist in the household when poorly
baked bread o. meats are placed on the
table. Indeed, this is the primary cause
Of over one-half the divorces occurring
throughout the country. The best way
Of amending the divorce laws, so as TO
prevent divorces altogether, is toremove
the cause BY compelling married people
70 purchase a Champion Cooking
Stove" With wrought iron oven, Of Wet
ter & Co. Nos. Is and Is Monroe street
between Main and Front
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1872-03-23

logues from the Bridge Of Sigbs," were
closely studied at the theater last night.
II is astonishing what an amount Of Wis.
ting is done at the theater on fashion.
able night. The beaux Sigh from
box to box, wave scented handkerchiefs,
and Gil the atmosphere with perfume
shaken from geranium leaves that adorn
their heaying bosoms. When the cur
tain rises and the chorus commences,
the changing of base and rushing Of
homeward-bound beaux, is said to be
extremely annoying to the lovers OF
operate music 10 attendance; but the
louers Of music should give way to the
lovers Of smalltalk. 49,.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1872-03-23

Is boat Memphis need not be aehamed Of.
and in every way worthy Of representing our
merchants. Al Croxal is her clerk. IA
II is thought the Charmer can be easily
raised. and steps will be Immediately taken
for that purpose. The cost Of raising and re-
pairing is estimated at about $1,000. The
cargo is insured in Cincinnati and Pittsburg
Offices. .t. s u
Jefferson Barracks is the worst place below
81. Louis now. Nearly all boats ground there.
According to the Evansville Courier of
Wednesday. the Kate Kinney has been sold
t. Captain Charley Perkins. A. o. Durland
and Gus. Fowler for the sum Of Sl8, 900. $4,000
Of whieh was In cash and the balance ia ak
and twelve months. The profits Of the pres.
emit trip. supposed to be four or five thousand
dollars, are thrown in.
The new and fine passenger steamer Thomp-
son Dean. in command of Captain Pepper.
leaves this evening at Eve o'clock for Vicks-
burg, New Orleans and all way landings. Mr..
N. B. Fowler holds forth in the eifice. Our
personal acquaintance with the officers Of the
Dean and other boats justi1es the remark
that not more clever set Of gentlemen can
be found ON any boat, and those going South
will consult their own pleasure and comfort
by calling on Mr.. Fowler. in the office Of the
Dean, and engaging rooms.
John W. King has resigned from the Office
Of the Henry Ames, his successor being w.
@. Akin, formerly on the Silver Bow and Ida
stockdale.
The Grand Tower, Captain Lenlox, leaves
this evening at five O'Clock for Cairo, 81.
Louis and all way landings. }. W. Baskette
Is her popular secretary,
Captain Jack Chambers, clerk, goes to Fort
Benton on the Il. II. Durfee.
The Julia. CAPTAIN BOYD. leaves this eyen.
inc nj FIVE o'clock for Vicksbure and all way
landings. Mr.. James Thompson, the prince
among steamboatmen. is her genial clerk.
The Arkansas is coming here from st. Louis
under the auspices of the st. Louis Packet
Company.
The Julia left st. Louis loaded to six feet
Lem Gray and Dan Lucas pilots.
TaIe0rams received this morning report n
rise of eighteen inches at Omaha since three
n m. Yesterday.
The Robert Mitchell Is coming down the
Ohio with = bir cargo.
Roclx Island dispateh saws the river thare
IL lass than four feet above low water mark
a LAYER stage NJ This seasan Of the wear than
has avsr hefore beeu known.
The limited States snaoboats Octavja. s.H.
Iong DeRussv Abert and a I;ttIe namsless
boot m.da for wort In tho Cpaob;to river ave
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1872-03-23
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.


MVAEI.
PUEBLO LEDeKR 0Fvros.
MINPHIs. TENN. March %. 1812.l
The demand for msney has somewhat i'm
proved since our last report. and to-day some
of our banks report fair inquiry from the
dry goods, boots and shoes and other trades
Rates of discount are steady at lO9l2 D cent.
Cotton bills are coming in slowly. and the
demand for exchange is undated. Buying
rates are steady at par on New York, and &c
discount on other cities, and selling firm at
&c premium on all points except New Or
leans, which is taken at sg1ac discount and
sold at par. The bank demand is also active
to-day, but no accommodation transactions
are reported. Nearly all Of them would buy
at 70 premium. aB1 1rg q aal
Gold is in request. with light purchases by
dealers at 1O9@1O95s. while they sell at 10.
Certain classes Of local securities are more
active. and the speculative demand increases
as money becomes easier. To-day there were
dealers purchases Of $1,000 Mississippi Valley
Insurance stock at Sl1Sc. an advance of 19c
since the last sale. A moderate amount Of
Mississippi warrants were offered upon the
market, but no bid obtained. A lot of 1862
shares Memphis and Charleston railroad
5, ock was offered at Soc, but there were no
buyers at over SIC. Some small amounts of
city coupons, January. was taken BY dealer
at SIC. The last sale Of Arkansas levee bonds
made was at lsc, with the July coupons de-
tached. To-day we learn Of dealers pur-
chase of a small amount Of the same at Zoe,
and find but little If any Offering upon the
market. The frmness with which they are
held in Eastern cities, &c being the ask
ing rate, causes better feeling in West
ern markets. City securities are weak,
with $50 the best bid on the long date
currency skies to-day. Gold bonds are
quoted &c. County warrants are bought at
soc, and sold at s2c. Bank of Tennessee
money. old, is bought at So aud sold at SIC
The new issue is bought by spectators at SOC.
Street railroad stock is 4O@42c. First mort
gage bonds, of the Mississippi CentralrailrOad
are S5@S6c. and second bonds 7797sc. Mem
phis and Charleston first mortgage, SIC.
Other securities are unchanged.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1872-03-23
Hack "scaIping.n

Detective Henry Cranmer, acting
upon the information given by Fatty y
McGinnis, that hackman named Ken
needy drove Henry c. Atkinson around
the city just before his mysterious disap-
pearance and murder, went to ST. Louis
a few days since and arrested Kennedy,
who will be brought back to this city
Several witnesses are positive that it
was McGinnis who took Atkinson away
from the Goodall House in hack
There is considerable mystery in this
hack scalping" business, and it is
time that the doings of the scalpers were
Investigated. The number Of robberies
committed by scalpers are almost in
'numerable, Let scalping" be sup
pressed by taking away the hack license,
and sending the robbers to the peniten-
tiary. -.at.en
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1872-03-23

The new and extensive dental and nj.
trous oxide gas house, next door to G.
W. Jones & Co. drug store, is now com
plete in all its departments. G. Il. Hurd,
the introducer Of pure nitrous oxide gas
into Memphis, guarantees the extraction
of teeth without pain or harm, from the
fact that he uses patent regulator that
prevents the possibility Of generating
impure gas. DR.. J. j. Ross, who is an
expert in preserving the natural teeth,
makes that branch specially, and no
teeth will be sacrificed that can be saved
by the most skillful treatment and ope-
rating. They propose to Introduce DR..
Perry Finleys late patented bulk rubber
and enameled plates, which they guaran-
tee to be free from sulphur and the impu-
rites that the expiring Goodyear patent
contains. Specimens can be seen at 255
Main street, to which place they have
removed from the Goyer Block.
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Death OF Governor n. M. Anderson

ADceAss.V -" " ~. - So = 80
From dispatch received in this city
this morning, from Pine Bluff, Arkansas,
it is announced that Governor r. M.
Anderson, Of Swan Lake, Arkansas, died
suddenly yesterday morning of rheuma-
tism of the heart. Governor Anderson
was the son of the late Col. NatAnderson,
of this city, and was Lieutenant Gov
ernor Of California some years prior to
the late war. Since 1864 he has been
planting on the Arkansas river, at Swan
Lake. Governor Anderson leaves a
wife aud three children to mourn his
loss. He had a host Of personal friends
in this city, who received the intelligence
of his sudden death with unfeigned sor-
row. The remains of the lamented de,
ceased will arrive in this city, for inter
meut at Elmwood. Tuesday, on board one
of the Arkansas river packets.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1872-03-23
COTTON.

Prices are shade better to-day, New York
having advanced 1s@14c in futures, and fully
40 on spot cotton since the opening. holders
being firm at noon and offering but little. The
Liverpool dispatches report a quiet and un-
changed market, and New Orleans is IN
changed. Factors who have held for higher
prices for several days now are confident that
they will be realized. and judging from the
improvement in the spinning and speculative
demand to day. next week will be busy one
in the staple. majority of the mills East
have purchased only enough TO last until the
middle of April, and fearing that the crop will
fall far short Of the estimate. are new coming
into the market for their summers supply.
Sales yesterday were but 500 bales. while those
this morning were 500. over half Of which were
taken by one speculator, in several lots rang
ing from 1s@2l18e for low ordinary to low mid
ding. At the close of our report factors had
advanced their asking rate fully &c above our
quotations of yesterday, prices paid being
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1872-03-23

Do,mot fail to attend he large safe
at auction Of alabastsr and marble
ornaments, imported from Italy by A.
r. Fdnkldnd, 1876 and 1877 Main street
Monday euening, 2 o'clock. Among the
collection soil be found Venus de Me-
dici, Three Graces, Flora, Roman, Gre.
clan, and Egyptian Vasss UrHs, Bop.
tismal fonts, Gard Receivers, etc, laas
Ladies are especially limited. 81
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BOATS ADVERTISED TO LEAVE TODAY.
RIVER, WEATHER, BUSINESS


The river has swollen but inches since our
last. but by tomorrow noon the rise will have
been at least inches. Already the bar oppo-
site the city is fast disappearing from view
and rise of IL or Is inches now would sub
merge it entirely. The changes elsewhere are
as follows; At Leavenworth it rose inch,
New Orleans inches. and at Omaha 5 feet
inch. at Pittsburg inches. Shreveport and
Vicksburg inches. At Evansville it is sta
tionary and declined inch at st. Louis, II
at Nashville. at Louisville, and IS at Cincin-
natl. White river is down to feet below
Augusta. and the Arkansas is extremely low,
there being less than feet of water below
Little Rock and Is inches above. That river
is stationary, however. and rise is expected
soon. Yesterdays snow has disappeared
leaving the landing and streets in a sloppy
condition. and making the handling Of freight
a difficult matter. The weather is clear and
pleasant. ls M n Sad
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:. Economy is wealth. .

Remember that J. S. Levett q Co. sell
Memphis made shoes, Of exquisite styles,
10 ft like the foot was measured for
them. Main, near corner Monroe street.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1872-03-23
FashlonsbIe Millinery.

One Of the most fashionable millinery
establishments in the city is that presid-
ed over by Mrs. Rose T, Thompson, at
No. 1884 Main street, over Singers sew
ing machine rooms, nearly opposite
Court Square. Mrs. Thompson has Sc
cured an enviable reputation as mod
iste. She makes specially Of dress
making, millinery and fancy goods Of all
description. None but experienced
hands are employed in her well known
and elegant establishment, Costumes
for fancy balls and parties are gotten up
in the most tasteful manner, and in the
shortest time possible. The public are
invited to visit this establishment, and
become convinced that the most elegant
work is done by the proprietor and assist
ants, in style that deiies successful
competition.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1872-03-23

Just received smoked beef and buffalo
tongue, Mailard's chocolate, extra fine
Canadian oatmeal, Atmore mince meat
and cultivated cranberries, at ]. Deyo-
to's, corner Of Third and Adams streets.
1Qf
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1872-03-23

A. II. GOODMAN, the Tailor, 100 Main
Street, has received complete stock of
spring goods, which he will make up in
the best style, and guarantee perfect
fits. lau ~
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1872-03-23

The Capitol City passed down at dark last
night, loaded fat...... The Colorado got away
for st. Louis with light trip......The White,
for Napoleon. had a splendid trip. both in
freight and people...-.But three steamers re-
NAMED at the landing over night. Business
to-day was.light......The Lady Lee passed up
after dark last night flying Iight......The Geo.
W. Cheek came in with Is bales of cotton, rs
sacks of seed and sundries to order......Tow-
boat Peytona and barges passed up at noon.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1872-03-23

MME DENoREsr's PArrERxs, all kinds
STYLES aud sizes, at 2ls Main st. 1891
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1872-03-23

FRAZIER & Co., 224 Main street, are
selling their splendidlight-running Blees
machines at cost Every machine guar
anfeed. "a
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1872-03-23

PRESCRIPTIONS accurately compound
ed day and night at j. B. Hills drug
store, 2sl Main street. xiv-2S
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PUBLIC LEDGER.
once: No. IL Madison Street.
LARGEST CITY CIRCULATION.
THE CITY.

PIrrsBURG and Camel coal and gas
coke. Brown & Jones, Office 2S2 Main
street, Bethel Block, I
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Oysters.

Fresh stock received daily by v. d.
Fuchs, Al Jefferson street. ITO
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1913 am Cotton is quiet. Sales for March,
&c; April. % 9-lSc; May. 225sc Sales for flu
ture delivery yesterday evening, 10000 bales.
l2:l5 pm. Cotton strong and holders firm.
Spot sales. 1913 futures. 1000. Sales for March
% 2-I6e. AnriI % 5-Ife. NAV % 1h.lfc lN af
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PAVILION WATER can be obtained Of
frst-class druggists generally. 80
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1872-03-23

GRAVEL or composition roofing,
both GENUINE, by E. C. Jones, No. 1894
Second street. 80
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LOST.

r OsT-s25 EWARD-0N THE NIGHT IN OF
1er and Union street. a small gold open-face
{, yiss watch NO. 40, 0OS). The owner VIII pay
saS= reward on return of the same to
go F. d. BARNUM & Coz. JeMelers:
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seed sweet Potatoes.

We are agents for the sale of Har
bert's celebrated varieties.
CONWAY & LINsDAY,
81 1863 Main street.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1872-03-23

Go see the great HindIo at Broom
operA House.
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aAs-TIrrrSo ct BIS Second St 81
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RIVER INTELLIGENCE.

ARRIVALS.
Steamer Capitol City. St. Louis.
Lady Lee. Red river.
g. W. Cheek. Friar's Point.
DEPARTURES.
Steamer Colorado, St. Louis.
Capitol City, Xicksburg.
A. j. White, Napoleon.
% Phil Allin. Friar's Point.
Lady Lee. st. Louis.
BOATS IN PORT.
Dardanelle, Emma @. Elliott. R. P. Walt,
G. w. Cheek. f
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RoARpINo

@o1p DERS-A FEW DAY. B0ARDERS
i1V ian br a ecommodated at No. 80 Madison
street.
DoIRDINC-o'N AND AFTER THE ls sI
ISo ~ Man the I, 'rms of the Whitesnore
for regular 0SrS'T Tss Jl t DS a oc lS
lows Single room; $, PS wseK' each; board
byi tSs s sipTe Week 81 re vuIar day board IS
per week. These prices be-. og e. low ~ can can
be Afforded are made payable sulc1sy IN n su-
vance, unless we'll secured by ~ Sary zee
SON able terms.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1872-03-23

A choice lot, fresh, from Savannah,
for sale low by V. D. Fuchs,
20 Al Jefferson street.