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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1872-05-08
THE ORPHANS.
-re.tixnI I'D ROCCO mani

Rocco Hall last night was in blaze
of glory, every corner of the room seem
ing to vie with the others in beauty of
decoration and gorgeousness of array.
From the moment one enters the door
he is confronted by the charming spec
tacle Of a grotto Of roses sheltering an
infnitude Of beautiful fairies engaged in
the laudable task Of dispensing sweets
and perfumes for the benefit of the or
phans. Never have. we seen Rocco Hall
so well gotten up or better patronized.
The dazzling brilliancy Of the scene as
observed from the street is calculated to
attract passers by to the hall, and once
inside, the charming attentions Of the
ladies who preside there are sufficient to
hold them captive till the evening wears
away in all the swiftness of ecstatic
pleasure and enjoyment. The ladies'
who preside al the tables are, in point of
social position, the first ladies of the
city, and their names are always tower
of strength in any undertaking in which
they, may engage. The first table on
entering the room is st. Marys $, presided
over by Mrs. Poston, Mrs. Doyle, Mrs.
George Harris, and Mrs. McLefresh, as
sisted by Miss Maggie Postal, Miss
Mary Wright and Miss Lula Armstrong.
Adjoining this is the orphans table of
Mrs. Dixon. Mrs. Dunlap, Mrs. General
Chalmers, Mrs. Thomas r, Hunt and
Misses Elan and Cant are the presiding
geniuses. In the corner adjacent is
Calvary table, beautifully decorated,
from which is dispensed most delicious
cream and strawberries by Mrs. Bowen,
Mrs. Beaumont, Mrs. Bowling and Mrs.
Johnson, and their accomplished assist
ants, Miss Leila and Maggie Dixon, Miss
Kirk, Miss Lavalette, Miss Murray and
Miss Belle Ried. The Bazaar at the
end of the hall is under the supervision
of Mrs. Pickut Mrs. j.. X. Speed, Mrs.
Isaac Saffarans, Miss Blanche CAN'T
Miss Bette Allen, Miss Ida Carroll, Miss
Anna Ford, Miss Sallie Trezevant, Miss
Fannie Donoho. Miss Blanche Speed,
and Miss Mollie Strange. The Church
of the Good Shepherd has table in the
corner to the right Of the Bazaar, which
is presided over by Mrs. Townsend, Mrs.
Kerr, Mrs. Whitfield and Mrs. Cubbins,
assisted by Miss Emma Miller, Miss Nc
Gown, Miss Kendall and Miss Hawley.
To the left of the door on entering is
st. Lazarus table, at which will be found
Mrs. Davis, Mrs. Walker, Mrs. Mcmahon,
Mrs. Ed Harris and Mrs. Proudft. Near
them is the hat stand in charge of Mrs
Paoli Miss McRae, Miss Perkins and
Miss Morgan. This evening there will
be May browning in the hall. Lunch
every day from IL am. till Bpm.
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Colonel Enoch Taylor, Superintend-
ent of the Great Western Dispatch, &C
companied by his family, left the city to-
day for the East.
Several of our citizens, among them
Mr.. Ernest Levy and family and Mr.. j.
II. Slater, leave tomorrow for a tour
throughout Europe, The number Of
tourists from this city this season will
be double that of any previous year
since or before the war.
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The old company sells gas at 50 2s
per 1000, Office, 2sl Second street. [59t
Removal.

removal.
Mr.. J. r. McCullers, who has long
been known as proprietor of the Court
Street Stables, has removed to No. AZ
Adams street. The cause of this change
was the large increase in his business,
and his old place had not sufficient
room to accommodate all the stock
entrusted to his keeping. He now
has large, eommodious stable,
plenty Of room for all the boarding
horses he has and several more. He
has the finest buggies and buggy and
saddle horses in the city, and viii be
pleased to furnish his customers and all
others from his new place. Ifyou have
horse to board or wish one to ride or
drive, call at ~ Adams street. 60
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Notice.

CottOnfaetors and buyers having good,
clean sample and loose cotton will re-
ceive twenty cents per pound for the
same in any quantity. Address or call
on Smith 4 Co., corner Main and Beal
streets. So
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FoR SALE OR EXCHANGE.

NOR SALE OR EXQHANGE--A NICE
cottage residence of six rooms, nice flower
Garden. about one acre in ground, good els
houses, and nice fence all in good order, on
the new Raleigh road, about two miles from
Court Square, in sight Of street railroad and
about two hundred yards from the Raleigh
railroad. will sell cheap or exchange for a
amy 10 Captain yinks. 81 Union ct. Posses-
SION given lst Of september. 1872: SIT
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LIVERPOOL. May s. IL 80 am. = Cotton
opens quiet. Uplands. lO7sd; Orleans. n1s@
1lAd.
1880 p.m.-COtton is dull. Uplands. 1870
ID; Orleans. -@1l1sd. Sales, 10000 bales.
of which 1000 were for export and speculation.
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LOST

II OsT- FIRST DANIELS .cHANCERY
la Practice and Story's Equity Pleading.
The finder will be literally rewarded:
r osT-sPEcKLED POINTER DOG; HAD
II, on leather collar; answers 10 name Of
iivered to d. ID. Dismukes or G.. W. Mann,
No. ~ Monroe street. =. ri
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Il you wish to play billiards and en-
joy the game, 90 to Willett's. Il is the
coolest place in the city, and all the Ia
bles are new and of the latest pattern.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1872-05-08

In you desire cool, comfortable bed
supply yourself with one Of the wonder.
full Woven Wire Mattresses. They are
the best in existence. If not perfectly
satisfactory after thirty days use, the
cash paid for the bed will be refunded.
For sale only at Ames, Beattie & Co.
furniture and carpet store, sS6 Main
street 5st
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GAs-rrrrno at si5 Second st. AIT

Corona Del Reys, fresh. AZ Gray
ser's, 93z Main street. GO
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IL ToU wish to eat spring lamb, 60 IL
seessels stain. No. IS Poplar street mar
ket. 60
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TAKEN UP.

UyTAKEN UP AT BROOKS STOCK YARD,
as Main street, mule, which the owner
can have by proving property and paying
cbarees rr $685.
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1O:45 a.m.-Cotton is dull. Sales for June.
. 7-l6c; July, 2S1Ic.
12:l5 p.m.-CottOn is dull. Spot sales. 200;
futures. 900. Sales for May. q 15-l6c; June.
2S1sc; July. $3.50; October, 10 15-l6c Deem
Der. 19c.
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NINE DEMoREsT' Patterns, all kinds
styles and sizes, at 2ls Main st. 1891
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PARLoR FURSIruRE remarkably cheap.
Come and see, at f. Fagan's, Second
street, opposite the Square. 63
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Play billiards on Phelan 4 COllender'
beyeled tables, at the Peabody. 81
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Do xou like pungent, palatable min
eral water7 Try the Pavilion" Of Sara
toga Springs, n y. so
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GRAvKL, or composition roofing. both
eENUINE, BY E. C, Jones, 277l Second st.
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srrAr-T1rrro at slB Second st. al

Buy your wood from c H. John
son, III Poplar street. y
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Corona Del Reys. fresh, az Gray
ser's, 2sz Main street. 60
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PTTTsBURG and Camel coal and gas
coke. Brown & Jones, Office 2S2 Main
street, Bethel Block. 7
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srRAYEp.

OTRAYED FROM THE sUBSCsIBER,
y near Sardis, Miss, on the 9Th inst, a
high. four years old, streak on her back and
rings on legs, ears stand up straight. Ten
dollars reward will be paid for her delivery to
Chief of Police of Memphis, or to
5q-eI b. c. PARNELL, Sardis, Miss.
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genuine Gravel RooanE, by bar.
thOI0meW a Allen, 40 n. C0urt. lost
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BOARDING..

DOARDING-Tw0 FAMILIES CAN FIND
one Of the most pleasant and healthy locali
ties around the city. near street railroad, BY
S-H No. West Court street.
D1kRDIHG-oN AND AFTER THE lsr
ID 81 March the terms Of the WhitemOre
House fof regular boarders will be a. fol-
aoEs: SiHgle room. " per week; two occu-
by the single week. 90; regular day board. IS
Der week. These prices being a. low as can
BE aforda Cd are made payable strictly In ad
vance, unless well secured 81 responsible par
sensible terms. VI
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Corona Del Reys, fresh, at cray.
ser's, 237 Main street. 60
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Blank l.-....l indicates no report; cipher O)
stationary. -
Hight Of water above low water mark. 10
feet l inch.
RIVER, BUSINESS, WEATHER.
The decline here is hardly so rapid as
a few days since, owing to the swell from
the Missouri and Illinois. but there is
little prospects of its being entirely
checked; on the contrary. very low water
is predicted by river men within the
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PUrrs at sl5 Second street.
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PUBLIC LEDGER.
Once, No. IL Madison Street.
LARGEST CITY CIRCULATION.
THE CITY.

EMPHI6s
Wednesday Evening, May 5, 1879.
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STEAM BOATS.

Dean Line.
For Cairo louisville and Cincinnati
SAM ]. HALE.........S. Il. Hambleton, master
WILL LEAVE AS ABOVE IT,
wv THURSDAY, May 9Th, at slszHiR4lt,A
5 pm. For freight or passage APP $3.50
L. D. COBB, Agent,
5I-6O No. 266 Front street.
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NOR SALE-EeGs AND FOwLS--DARK
4 Brahmas, Light Brahmas. Black Spanish
Houdans, Golden Hamburg, Silver Polands,
Black Game Bantams Rouen. Augsburg and
Black Cayuga Ducks; one pair Bronze Tur-
keys. Address, with stamp.
a-s 1874 Vance ST., Memphis. Tenn.
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Memphis, Helena, Friar's Point
Napoleon, ChieOt City and Way
Landings.
A.. j. Capt. Mark r. Cheek
WILL DEPART AS ABOVE va.
w on TUESDAYS and FRI lnlI41htR
DAYS. at SPIN. For freight or HasElsAAAe
passage apply on board or to
GEO. W. CHEEK,
1857 AZ Madison street, up stairs.
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THE COURTS.

SUIT TO RECOVER DAUGHTERS PORTRAIT
The suit of Wilson G. Hunt agt. Charles +.
Lyermore, came up yesterday In the Supreme Court.
Equity Term before Judge Curtis The action was brought
to recover the portrait of the plaintiffs adopted daugh
ter which he had caused be painted OF cost OF 100
when she IS years old. Upon her marriage with tho
defendant Mr. allowed the portrait to be removed
TO Mr. Livermores house, an agreement being entered
into at the time before witnesses, that the picture could
be claimed at any time by Mr. Hunt and that his owner
shin ceased only at his DEATH Mrs. vermore thus had
OF tho portrait up to her DEATH which oc-
Cured only short ago. after which Mr. Hunt de-
handed the Of the portrait, and upon being re-
fused brought this suit In the Equity branch Of tho su
peror Court Defendant intePosed tho objection that
the action should have been brought In the nature OF
suit repevn that the present suit was improper
Plaintiff claimed that a repeyn suit would In case OF
his being successful merely give him damages, which
would by satisfy his claim as what he wanted
was the picture ITSELF the loss OF which could not be es
tmated In dollars and cents. Judge Curtis overrued
the defendants objection and after hearing the PLAIN
ts testimony (none being offered by the defense TOOK
the papers and reserved his decision.
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DECISIONS-MAY 10.

Supreme Court hdm0ers-By Judge Ingraham-
huepMocn granted BY consent Heber. gi HebersIRepos
answer put in tie the Special Term for udgmen
Kendall AIT Bukma al-Moon granted stul agt Morrs-Mo
ton granted on paymeut motion BoEhAh Smith,
Kendall ag Bufma ag SameModOus granted Martin agt
Grant and denied abide event Lester e; al
sg Cohen for counsel Abbott sgt Abbott-RePor
Confirmed and divorce granted.
BY Judge Van BrunIcy h tgt Co7s-Memoranda lngefson
AIT. Roe.-Case settled.
Jufge Baiy-In the matter &C. Of the Harmony Fire ms CO.
the Commissioner OF Central Park
denied ee opnou Bmberson DeanMoon denied (ses
opuoul Griffin agt Hembod-Motion granted opinion
Superior Court-Special Term-By Judge Curtis
sgt Garne-oder granted Wood as wOOd-ouon for
port granted Jehl ag Gros-Iwo motions
denied Bishop al ast TIE Empire Transportation Co-hotion
granted.
Common Pleas-Special Term-By Judge Loew.-
Deyln sg- The Mayor &e-tsee mem. for counseL)
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CRIMINAL COURTS.

Fanny Beckett and Francis Hall, both colored were
sac from Mcaarrsy SATURDAY night No. SO Crosby
MeMurray sent " the House OF Detention
James A. Dorman, charged with procuring the
bond for the return OF GO barrels Of whisky
arrested yesterday by Marshal Crosy and he IN $500 bal by
Commissioner Shields ~. Peman, charged with embeung letters
PostOnce waived eIAminaOn and committed 10
await the action Of the Grand Jury
Harry Edwards of the Norwegian ship Skiold was
committed Commissioner Osborn await demand from the Govern
Of assnng the first mate The proceed
had under the treaty with Norway OF 1854 but
President had proclaimed the treaty and
not therefore, flaw Edwards released yesterday
The treaty has since been proclaimed
Edward l.. Strang of No. 200 West Fifty-ninth-st
held Jefferson Market yesterday for sss.ung John Koch pro-
peo the Central Park Garden Sunday night George
ir biting and OF william W. Gage Of No. ia
WashngoB saloon No 495 Huon-st Sunday EVENING"
Charles locked up for ssaultng and at
tempting Edward "Opens Of No 25 Sevenhay IN Twenty
ouht night MARY Martin domestic admitted having
$65 worth clothing belonging Mrs Mccormack Of No. %
WestTwenteth-st
Susan Burns, alias Minnie De Forrest, was con-
vcted the General Sessions yesterday Of stealing SJ by means oil
the panel May from Charles Dumm9ni and sent state
Prison Geoghezan William Henney and James
Cornell charged shooting Michael McSsly In Fourteentht
indictments eoniOns assault found against Inc
Michael with the murder Of James ODonne in
called, tic complainant Rochester not appearing
discharged bis reconiEnce This is The ninth time
the calendar and each occasion Rochester
IA cd IN
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oan ar,,cIe 40 far as II referred TO him lac dd not
pronose TO fcresta the action tho Baltimore Conven
ANOTHER AMNEarr BILL


ANOTHER AMNESTY BILL ,,, -
Mr. BUTLER (Rep.. Mass) from the Judlcsr5 HVn
mtee, reported bill removing pon,ctnl, oYcnnf
from ali persons who aided the late Re6elon e4ceps
senators and Representatives in the xAA'Itnn, ana
XXXVIIh Congresses officers In the Judieial' ia ~
and naval service OF the United states ana hes vi uo
part ments and foreign ministers OF the uteu ,h
rosnits ~ Mr. Grcelev's nomination at Cincinnati
Mr. BUTLER said that 1t was not nor was IL ho ies'
of Mr. Voorhees, speech Laugnter ,,, T. yros Tho
Mr. ELDRIDGE Dem, Wis renarkeu tnat IL Was .ns q
best and most liberal bill Of the kind that ever passed
The bill was passed by the requisite twothirds Vo'e'
and without division 80, -,.. ,,o,t,,o.I
Mr. BUTLER also reported the bill removing pohtlcsi
disabilities from 200 persons by name winch was
also passed. =. $500
Mr. FARNswORTH Rep, nlJ asked to have passed
the bill removing all political disabilities
Mr.. PIERCE tRep., WIS., objected. II,
Mr. ELLIOTT (Rep, 9. CD moved 10 suspend inc rules
and adopt a resolution directing the Judiciary Commit
tee TO report Supplementary Cyil Rights Dill Nesa-
tved-Yeas 12 Nays, II; less than Two thrus III INC
On motion Of Mr. KETCHAM, the sessions OF Wednes-
day and Thursday evenings next were set apart Tor the
business OF the Committee on Pubic Lhhus; ana, Oh
motion OF Mr. BANKS, the sessions OF Monday ana tues
day evenings OF week set apart Tor the business
of the Committee on Foreign Affairs
THE TEXAS CONTESTED SEAT.
The House then took up the Texas Contested Election
Case and after speeches by Mr.. CLARKE, the sitting
Mr. Clarke not entitled TO the seat. and ID. c. Giddngs
the contestant, entitled TO IT,
Mr.. Giddings was then sworn in.
on motion Of Mr.. DONNAN Rep Iowa) all debate on
the Tariff bill was ordered 10 be closed at O'CLOCK next
Thursday, by 1877 TO So
The majority and minority reports in the case of the
CATION into the affairs of the District OF Columbia
were presented and ordered to a third reading.
be for the consideration Of the bill codiyne
the Pension laws.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-05-14

Douglass dscla,ing the part or tnc coorou Poop0
any desire for social equality. so-calen .. o,orod
Mr. TRUMBULL saia he would e' Hc then
,oad iron, n sneech naughtcil by Prof. bangston an
ayowai that the Civil Rights e was deS1sned as
Mr. SIMMER said that Prof. Langston had assured
h, thai this was an incorrect report Of his remarks
No fnrher action taken the bin or the amend
ments. -, ,-- =, .t,.oo 90, tho he
Acjency Appropriation bin. made a report
MIR SHERMAN Rep., Ohio one Of the conferees . ON
the par OF the Senate said he had dssented from the
rcport because OF his opposition to the clause suDs
tuted by the House for the Morrill, amendment anu ne
recommended that the Senate noncOncur He theh feau
from the Morrill, amendment. . 80,
Mr. COLE said that the clause inserted by the House
providing for the payment of owners OF cotton seized al
The South would not require more than 100000.
Pending discussion the report. the Senate, at AAo
took recess until 1880 =. M
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MONDAY, May 13--P. NJ.
Salss Of 0orernm,ni Ron.i.


The changes which Of late have been so ire
ouently rung on the Alabama dispute bell, seem now
about to give way to chimes on the changed aspect
OF international politics, as developed IN to-days news
Roth at home and abroad cheerful disposition has taken
the place unsettled dsquet that pervaded both
the great capitals last week. We now have assurances
that a supplemental Treaty has been agreed upon.
and that 1t has already been submitted by the
President the Senate By this new provision y seems
quito probable full Tribunal will be had az Gcsva and
that the long vexed question will % longer interfere
with the cordial relations of the two nations Stocks felt
the inspiring influence at Dice and started Off very lively
aud brisk half to per cent In advance Of Sat
frdov nichTs closing figures. momentary halt oc-
cu,red shortly after the commencement, but
the prices soon after grew strong again. Tbe
conspicuous feature OF the dag. aud one which
attracted the closest attention OF tho street. wal
Pacific Mail which. after selling at 7Gs. made rapid up
ward strides until finally the price reached So an ox
traordinary Of nearly per cent There is doubtless
to be sharp for the control Of the next election
while the shorts the stock becoming alarmed Dds
tened TO cover their lines, with result above. There
were no other IA force to account Tor the
remarkable rise the price OF the stock finally receded
and II closed at sOl Ohio and Mississippi strong and
active large business being also done in c. C. ana G..
New-York Central. Northwestern Common, Rock Island
and Union Pac ic the last named stock tosingy excep
uonaly weak lower the entire market at The close
ruling extremely dull aud quiet Panama advanced
from l6 10 l20 Investment stocks strong and Ex-
press and shares quiet and steady though
United States advanced from 7Si 10 7at Tie. opening,
highest and lowest prices OF active stocks FOL
lows:
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cARnOzO.s SUCCESSOR.

Judge Leonard, the newly-appointed success
sor OF Judge Cardozo. having been confirmed by the
Senate took the oath of Office yesterday, before Pre-
siding Justice Ingraham of the Supreme Court Judge
Lott the Presiding Judge OF the Commission of Appeals,
took OCCASION announcing Inc resignation OF his asso-
ciate Judge Leonard. to compliment him upon the de
y and honor which marked his course in the Com
mission and to deplore the loss which the Commission
sustans In his departure, while assuring him. at the
same time of the good wishes OF his associates for his
future success.
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DEPARTURE OF FOREIGN NAILS
TUESDAY. MAY L.

TUESDAY. MAY IL
Ms for States Southampton Bremen per
Ilansa ii a. Steamship sails at Of THIRD.
81, H0bokea-
WEDNESDAY. Mar IS
Mails Europe Queeusosn and Liverpool per steamship
Idaho 800 Supplementary Mai Pier No 90 n
H.. II closed a l0:s steamship sails At III ~
All deposited Supplementary Mlb be prepaid with
double Posiagel
A Prussan Closed Mail !. sent bV this lire.
Malls Jam. Apbwa the Central American South
Pacific Pors &c, BY the sahlp Ocean Quren close 10
Steamship sails q y NJ. from Pier No. q X r.
THURSDAY. MAI ~.
Mails Plymouth Chebgug sBi
.iaB hAnn0a. Gloss al iiv0 Ssoyieslluf MAJ P.es at
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foot ofThst. Hoboten closed al Loo stssnship sails a,
letters deposited Supplementary Mds be prepaid with
double POSTAGE
n p and the West Ines by the steamship
CITY close Supplementary Mail Pier No
North River IL closed m. ssamhip sails at 3p IN.
Mails for Turks Island Hayh BIZ the steamship Equator close at
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MINIATuRK Almanac.

Sun n,ss.. lli san 1903 Moon se.. o:39
| WATER THIS oir-@
Hook. 055 Hell Gate FerrV 2A
|
9 Hell Gate Feny JO8
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Chances for Business Men.

IMPORTANT TO WAX BLEACHERS.
Having upaented process for BLEACHING BBESWAX In
from hours Winter and SUMNER making whittier aud better
uce than market am willing to take PARTNER or sell out
Apply to Mr. STEVENS Postmaster, Beleyue n j.
ITO LUMBER DEALERS OR CAPITALISTS.
Owning large Property and desraby located In Newark
j. suitable for Lumber Coal or Bhef Yard Storage De-
forming opaTnerhip with lnmberman party having
$4,000 In business above be
conduct the who understands umber will sell
lease TO parties preening the same
ITO BRICKMAKERS.-F0r Sale an excellent
BRICK YARD with direct communication fully equipped
making 100 day present has other business requiring
attention terms. s. EDDY Co No Parspaee
WANTED-A party with CAPITAL, to JON
w Stock Co. NOV IN operatlon build farm machinery,
wagons &c. Address p C. BABCoCK, Webster City, Iowa
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5ales bp Anrtion

A. MERwIs, AuctioneeE
DY BANGS, MERWIN g. Co., Broadway, cor.
ID Books Works Of Art Pancv Goods Furniture &c
TUESDAY May u, and following days, at p IN.
REGULAR SPRING PARCEL SALE Of large assortment OF the
chief Publications Of the prominent publishers including
Works foreign eons Bibles Albums etc. An lots 70
suit purchasers
GEO. A. LEAVITT g. Co. (late Leavitt,
~ strebeish Co, clinton Aa AsOp,ce For the SALE s
AucrIos .DHIfiks COLLECTIONS Of Bo2A fASises e4e an
kinds Of LITERARY PROPERTY. -E-zn=-- -
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general sfsoss-Beoe Recorder Haciet-Ley Hank Sing
MARI John ohn rpbbev Prank paa robbery Thomas CHRISTIE
burglary Charles Mayors forgery James Carroll perjury Nehuun
neea Popwsk, fonous assault and battery Roanna Dees
feonous assault and battery Frederick H. Boie grand larceny
George Tell grand leeny Joseph Pepper ga1d srcur; Nathaniel
Lave grand larceny John Lewis grand larceny en Bce grsnd
larceny; Mar BEin receiving stolen goods
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corRT CALRSDARs-THrs Dlr.

SUPREME CouKT-CIRcUIT-PART t.
l0i o. m.