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DIRECTORY
BOYLE 4 cHAPMAN'S
Memphis City Directory.

N0TIoB. = BEING ABOUT TO CLOSE
the canvas for names for our City Directory.
preparatory to going to Press, we earnestly re-
quest all parties who have made a change Of
business OF place Of residence since their
names were taken. or contemplate doing -
within the next thirty days. to notify Us at
our Store. 27g5f Main street.
l5s-25l BOYLE 4 CHAPMAN. PUBLISHERS.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1872-09-09

A young gentleman Of Newport, son
Of Colonel Warning. went 'out from his
fathers house to gather mushrooms a
recent morning at three o'clock, and one
Of the servants sighting him, and think
ing him TO be walking in his sleep, reused
the household After an exciting chase
by the entire family. in novel outdoor
costume. be was caught. -
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Baron Pfyfer Heidegg is about to
marry Miss Caroline Slidell, daughter Of
the late Confederate Minister, John
Slidell.
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S.R. CANNON Is n candidate TO represent
Shelby county in the Lower House Of the Leg
islature, subject 70 the result 81 the primary
elections to be held the 10th Of July instant.
InQ-fa =
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INSURANCE.
MASONIC MUTUAL
Life Assurance Association,
No. sS4 Front Street,

Magnolia Block, cor. Union street, up stair
cIO CONSTITUTES YOU A MEMBER
aannsns Ne s.hsr eKpep g exceptin case 0f
the death Of q member. zen you viii b af-
aessed 81. ll-hO-t
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TERMS PER SESSION.
Hope Hall Institute

T. ToOF, PRINCIPAL WILL RE
,) open above Institute at lao mnrshaAi
Avenue, on
Monday, September 10Th, 1872.
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THE MENAGERIE
Containing -
90 Massive Dens
Filled with Wild Animals
THE MUSEUM

Contains a large collec-
tion of Animate and In
animate Curiosities. Mon
strosities. and n gallery
of Life Size Moving Fig
urcs.
New-York tribune., 1872-12-06
TIE cHAMBER OF coannRcE.

A regular meeting of the Chamber was held
Yesterday afternoon william l.. Dodge presiding. II
was resolved that tie Chamber ask the Secretary OF the
Treasury TO reconmendtb tbe adoption Ia the mercantile
marine OF the United states commercial code 0t sI
nails a. now IA use by the navy and all other com
mercia nations.
resolution petioning the au.horties Tor the restsra
tou of the bahead line OF 1887. In this harDOr, re-
frIred back Ia a committee,
A memorial to Congress afklng legislation 60 pFeyent
the throwing OF matera into use docks or harn0rS
tho United States adopted. A Communication was
received from tne su Owgers AAsocatiOn relative 60
uaifurny and simp pclty IN marine policies Of nasnee.
aud committee appointed % oOn8iler the sul sOs
I'M conlunc tiOn wth committees OF snlpOwners ana te
Board of Mariae Underwriters, Tue President spoke
New-York tribune., 1872-12-06
TIE DRAMA.
MISCELLANEOUS MENTION.


NJ. SCthern continues to act, mt Wallacks,
as Lord DtndreGr. and that excellent caricature at
tracts and amuscs "a multitude OF persons, night after
pght.. Miss Nelson at Booths Theaer is acting as
R6saIind, 10 which personatiOn we made particular
reference on Wednesday. Next week-the last Of her
engagement-will be devoted to The Lady Of Lyons"
IN which this actress viii appear as Pa1ne... .Mr.
Days folly" called Round the Clock" las entered
on run, at the Grand Opera House. We are told that
the receipts there Thanksgiving Day, amounted 10
5000 IL ia not surprising that this conglomeration
shond pecuniary succeed It Is bad enough to please
the lowest order OF intelligence and sufficiently bustng
and Photographic 10 all sorts OF indifferent OBJ
servers. .Repettlons OF Agnes" follow one another,
AZ the Union square Theater and spectators, morally
alsof bent may there learn that the contemplate
a husband s ID characteristic treaeherous mean.
false cruel and friyoous--the his wife will love
him and that this state OF things ia quite right
Nessrs Delehanty and Hengler, popular variety per-
formers mpart the strong pungency Of antc merrment
10 the performance Tony Pastors Opera House,.
The san Francisco Mnstre in their strong posi-
ton at the head Of the Negro Minstrel bands Of the
country prosper formerly, the st. James Theater
presenting good and constantly varied entertainment
In their peculiar Stowe reads from her own
writings tonight at Association Hal...Mle. Angela
the Female samson has brought her auxiar power TO
strengthen the Circus attractions at Barnums Museum
.MatnGes will occur. Saturday, at the Olympic
N.b.os Wa.lac4s Booths the Grand Opera House.
the Fifth Avenue Theatcr the Union Square, Barnrms
Hppodrome. and Tony Pastors Opera House.
New-York tribune., 1872-12-06
RroRGANTzrNG TAMMANY HALL.

A regular monthly meeting Of the Tammany
Hal General Committee was held last evening az the
headquarters in FOurteenthst. Among the more prom-
nsnt members present we're the Hon John Fox the
Hon. John Kelly, Thomas Dunlap, Coroner Young
Abram 5. Hewitt and Henry NOltman.
The Hon John Kelly, from tue Committee on organ
izaton reported that it had Investigated the condition
OF the various Assembly District orTanhauons' ana
would report IN full at tho next meeting lie onered
partial report. closing with thisiresoetion
Rsosod Of ha members fu ao via lIn saa
X Assembly, Dcts hereby declared feAat aai A-'
these cts Cgmmstise 90 OfEattoh Tor he pes
anx ant thai hs peons Who MAJ De a
hs ORGANIZATION 10 attend me ne1 merit
ing % the General Iommitter.
The Committee n1Jurned 70 IhussnS oNsnihk 1s - ~
when he remainder the report uOm tue Committed
on Organization will DO read
New-York tribune., 1872-12-06
sALE OF PAIHrNGs

The sale Of the paintings of tho Eyernrd-
Derby collection was continued evening. at the Ara
saesrooms tho Mercantis Library building Tho at
tendance quite large and the binding spiritca-
Among the pictures sold the following;
Ths PssrCIr" w. shch gained for I'm ssVs
The Ssr n COulsl At Venice, AYth CcatlrYL v
hgrro s2oo, Erpersron,' ssuts. s1ts0 Pe'oe Leas
61it fsoi LfpdesDe and Sesp" EsgsRe Ferboeclhote.
sL0jj ODheis james Beriasd WAo Goes TheSe ~ .
hacaasr L. Tanssr $50, ~Tbs H.hsF Gin" IA P.rr.nl<
sluei Unit and Vine D. W. PreJef. sI.Set
Lsutssre r1'h Csir," Xavier 4. Cock, ard "bs-pfnf
Innoeesrs." fritz Paassu each 200; The Bits hs.t
Charles Chaplin Sas. The Asuq1ar G. Toech SzS Co
irmbus chains hs STRIP s775. "Gillso Ob~~vs
tory" 8TB Preoch Prnt Gir" X Levy s7O0 Give t Me-
Cal HubnerH S6sls ia LaEe A. Len S6A, PrsBer hha
log m Loci gi6 Beeglr sing,neyef seg Fnsas Eeses
soudern, f6i5s 1piroape 1ataF g nebe Ve0ss
A. Colsrt $50; Temptos EastHaH yO4.
The Young Nher Psnien, snd " Do kerens>r
More" a. M We5u e7Sg
Naunr Bertrand lnl TIE Moth" Ksgess Vsr)eot
hore A. Le1ir~ badF
Espeon" X Egnlq1z'. rs shoP sngsae ssrseaoth'.-s
SsJ. Ih, Bokfn cher" H villa p3Si nef fAdnrsunn "a
giri r,del The Waste of tie sbei
V. Thr on anu Iss Toilet y lndoa, each SJs1
New-York tribune., 1872-12-06

south OF the cofln groundwork OF flowers. on
which were the worfs, my Father" Out OF tho
flowers large floral cross under which, at the let
also hower-work heart. and ut the right, an
anchor. The whole device simple and beautiful
Just beyond this floral pillar. presented by p. T.
Barnum. and snT further was a massive piece on
resting exquisite floral ground This
the gift Of Mr. and Mrs Richard sehe. benuti-
ful q heavy groundwork. with a small crown
at It's summit came from the Lincoln Club.
An anchor. leaning "a bed OF flowers, festooned with
I2s small corded ilk laS draped with Grape ana looped
with medallion kenesses was the gift Of Mrs L. F..
Bishop
New-York tribune., 1872-12-06
PERSONAL.
ia in the West.

Elihu Burritt il in the West.
Guizot has received the French Acadenys
biennial prize.
Madison's old Virginia home, Sunnyside," ;"
was lately sold for $3.50
The Rev. c. Z. Fisher Of Hartford. Conn.,,
has ofHciated at 1902 marriages.
The Princess Beatrice is SAID to be the fair
est OF Queen yictorias daughters.
George Dawson, q soldier of 1872 died, near
New-Burngton Ohio few days ago in the eighty
year Of his axe.
We are indebted to The Washington Chroni-
the inf ormation that George Washinsons nurses
Oh dying off Ike sheen.
New-York tribune., 1872-12-06
COMMERCE. IN CINCINNATI.

CINCINNATI. Dec. 5.-The report of trade
anu commerce OF Cincinnati for the past commercial
year. by Sidney d. Maxwell shows the aggregate value
OF imports for the year to be 3l1cO)OoO, an increase
over the preceding year OF p4oOoo0o; and the total
value OF exports t2OO 600. being an increase OF
s2I o 900 The greatest increase has been In ron the
increase imports OF pig iron over the preceding year
being 90 per IA tns and the Increase III exports VI
Dig iron IS per cent la tuns.
New-York tribune., 1872-12-06
TIE CENTENNIAL COMMISSION.

PHILADELPHIA, Dec. 5.-At the meeting Of
the Centennial Commission to-day, Commissioner Cob
right OF the District OF Columbia introduced resolution
which on invitation he explained, having in view the
suggestion proper authority that. before the
Ih OF July 1876 coin OF the United States bear such
device and Inscription viii recognize the great event
then to be commenomted. The proposition had the
unanimous approval OF the Commission. long discus
sion took place in rel ton plans for the Centennial
buidings hut does probable that they VIII
be ready in time 10 present Congress before the ternl
na.o. OF the present session
New-York tribune., 1872-12-06
RuMoREp REsIeNATIoSs AND APPOMTMESrA

II was stated, yesterday, on the authority OK
prominent o6ioia that superintendent sscgrsgor OK
the Department Of Buildings had resigned. was abods
TO resign aad that Mayor Hall would appoint his sHo
cessor five years. the present charter provides
It was rumOred about the United states Courts, yes
terday, that 3. h. Phelps DistrctAttOrDey erect had
seecte a. his assistants Geo. ". Lyon. Daniel 0LiEs,
andH
New-York tribune., 1872-12-06

BALrrMonK dn for nstan and fair rsdes
Very best ae TO-DAY IS 751e7 nss
generlAg qaay - SD medium good ta qasy.
siDs4 S. sales VI 40 head Recripts-<, ,bJ bead.
sHgzP In Light demand fair 70 EXTRA s49eb % Reeeru lS9s
bead
Dec 5Caite lrn snd receipts 900 bead. qlsi
lots sold E5 neln go0 ~ Ia
55 good StCeker b4gS IS; fair TeraHs % l1i shP.es
i,Oll head.
recsrt. p 900 head sses
43 o mov % SO9 s4 and shippers b0tA e.y-
SHEzP gaet and eat rsce PTS 58s bead sales At % oSst
New-York tribune., 1872-12-06
5perlal No.trgs

Lectures By ProfeSp - T,,s,u
Prof JOHN TfNpALL, LIN AZ ~ Ksssi ir.tltatas q
Gpal bd4H s Hyt eosIss VI = e. 90 Il e.. "a .
fhlr'c " hNtA y "a Cr,si haA u. sAt te,ssr
lnsa ule eeRmeheg On 49, "a, Ds H. At es och
icle. ~, ~ Dc anl a. ss bo02stors
W - - -.-- ------~.--- osiwaf.
fhs Morkingwy ....,. p~...,.s.,-.. s7-...-.
- ~ reess Of n-Rc pp,sheas
spes boasshoa fBkChkk5
SorilHIt IN-DLs .ss HES cEHsEs "a, s~yphsi
pos's, q - I Osialalay eapomc Wages saaeA hs.s
esSA 'NsA"' N~ ! ~ assssaI. Al ss a lhsrss
New-York tribune., 1872-12-06
PERSONALITY TELEGRAPH

The unvailing Of the statue of the late Chief
Justice Tauey ABnaTois vii take place next TUESDAY
Norman Macleod will lecture on the Pres-
dents Message Uah affairs Saturday evening u Salt
Lake Grants policy has been tic VI much
tdbuloa d. Mormon 9Outies
The Rev. Carlton A. Staples late Of Chicago,
Congregational Unitarian Church Of
Progdenc- evening The preached the Rev
NJ. -
New-York tribune., 1872-12-06
NORTH CAROLINA BOND COUPONS.

RALEIGH, Dec. 5.-In the case of Swazey
and others against the North Carolina Railroad Com
pany and the Public Treasurer, decree was made to-
day by the United States Circuit Court ordering the dis
ributon Of 565O IN the hands Of the receiver to
the holders OF Carolina bonds issued 20 the North
Carolina Railroad Company being 80 per cent OF the
coupons due these bonds, proved before the cum
mltlse appointed BY The Court.
New-York tribune., 1872-12-06

winds and cloudy weather. with occasional rain In the
former
on the lower nkcs and thence extending over tne
Middle States asd New England, partly cOuuy anu
clearing weather. nurtiefly and westerly winds ana lh-
creased prcssures with slightly lower temperatures
New-York tribune., 1872-12-06
THE WEATHER.

WAR DEPARTMENT,
WAsafSoTOE. u. a.. Friday, Dec. 6-l a. N. }
eyuor -ts for ths pasI fDenfD-fOar hoHfr.

4
WAsRISoTOH, u. G., Friday, Dec. 6-l a. N }
svftos-s for hs iUeniv-foar hoHr ,
The pressure has increased In the North
West aud region and thence southward To NOfherh
Tenut ani Arkansas and tho Aueghhhlss Win
uCrtherly winds, cold, clear weather. . =,
IN the Cuff aud South Atlantic states n0ftn-ehsseriy
ana sOuth-eastery winds ami partly CLOUDY "eather
with In the former on the lover laAss
AMI thence the Eastern and Middle siaes holth-
westerly wluds clearing weather and incr asing temper
atares Light snow aud nOrth-eastery winds prevail IN
Canada.
Probabilities.
For the North West the upper lakes, and thence
% ArInnsas Rn rennessee, clearing ana clear eOld
weather, uslu ntlC-otor aud n0rth-NertcfF Whua' pa
the Gull ana sy4t1 Allutic States Ignt north essJery
New-York tribune., 1872-12-06
pASSENGERS ARRLVED.

PROM 4sPISWALL-in steanshp HenrT ChasneT Dec a-s1
Simson snl 10 H. Weed. villains d Par, J. Rs.m Ma
Nor r. F Dwight P,nsoaby ArL Conae 81 olss. Ga gEs
Bsif J. TAYLOR. q. D. Smith, q. IT. walker, Ms La
Grey y L. Bradshaw. George F,st J. q l~AA
hFA hayDcer AMI cAid, Capt A. L. Douglass.
New-York tribune., 1872-12-06
LATEST SHIP KEWS
CFOr otter ship Se,os see Third Pagc.I

ARRIVED.
Steamship Henry Chsnncey Asrirva Nov r. win 1fss
and pas. b Pacific Mail steamship Co.
Steamship Magnolia r. snd West
with Y. ;. iToops - 20 w. X Garrison.
DOMESTIC PORTS.
c. 3-Ssuf steamship south Carolina 49,
gchr < Neg-York. schl A. p Aues ier btlnoe
SAVANNAH ga, 10. 3AruFei steamships san Jaciaie oa
NeK-Yors. has Lord Pladephas S5r gsa .om bsl1-
more bars Dulman ron Dublin. Cleared sefus1 hs
remen r Gem Sailed steamship. PerlsD 80
prpooi; Barnes. for SssY0 brg Anarcs1 U-ol Tor
Mars; scLr Anna Bliss for Bo-ton star Lg g. for Fala1s2hA
New-York tribune., 1872-12-06
THE FLOWERS AT Mr.. GREELErs FUNERAL

a
The unprecedented floral decorations in.Dr.
Chapins church the Of Mr. Greeleysfuneral
stu remain there. Miss Greeley has requested that
now that they have served their purpose last tribute
Of affection To dear Father they be disposed o. for
the benefit OF the " Old Ladies' Home"
In preparing the account OF the decorations, published
Yesterday some OF the tiny cards which gave the gyers
names we're overlooked The clock in front Of the sing
ers gallery was stopped at $780, the hour when Mr. Cree
ley died the drapery above this floral cross Of
exquisite workmanship, presented BY Mrs Robert 3.
Roosevelt Pendant from the gas fixtures at the north
side OF the pulpit was beautiful floral presented
by b. r. Butlsr
In corresponding position ar the south OF the pulpit
was floral harp with strings composed VI 7i0ets Que
81 these was broken and across the strings lay pen.
The whole device was most happy one, and came with
Great proprety the Arcadian Club over the desk
great floral arch rose, and 1t we're the words.
inow that my Redeemer Hyeth" This was the present
Of the ladies Chspns church The speakers stood
directly under IT, and the Scripture, and the thoughts
expressed and the prayers seemed TO catch fragrance
from the silent flowers.
Along the front edge of the desk and before the
psle was a continuous garland with the words II Is
6onev Pendant from the front Of the desk ex-
slte wreath aud the attached card, written IN an
1osteady hand were the words with the regrets OF
Isaiah Ryuders"
Near Mayor Halle Offering was beautiful noral an
ebor presented by The Female Department - Grammar
sbool No TO- ON the card The Wish, I4an sempeT
,frofu A very tasteful crown not far awiS Was pre-
,ented By Commodore c. K. Garrison.
Among the beautiful and suggestive GIFTS was wreath
NJ Ia,rre wooep M tine oid Roman fashion This most III
and thoughtful reminder OF noble life ana It's futura
fame eamo from Mss KBte E,eld-Ler oAefipg 70 me
master Iuind OF journalism"
Outside Of the railing In 'front.' OF the papI ana Ju7'
New-York tribune., 1872-12-06

feeIin rIy of the death Of WIN N Seward and Borace
Greeley and Waiter a. 9rIf'tb the Vico-Presi-
dontS " the Chamber. and samuel Marsh. one OF ths
oldest members.
New-York tribune., 1872-12-06
LOCAL HONORs.

THE TRIBUNE PRESS AND MAIL ROOMS.
Ata meeting Of the employees OF the press
roon and nalroon Of THE TEIsukE the following se@-
OiutiOns we're adopted
ResoIgsa rast 10 bir Greeley the nation has lost one
New-York tribune., 1872-12-06
THE STATE or TRADE
DOMESTIC aAaKRTS.
CATrLK MARKEra

WILMINGTON y. C., 6-srir Turpeaans arn At Ne Rs>a
dull Strained Cruie TnDentus f-n = or Hsa
and s5 = ios Yelo~ DIP ami yirzia. TaT 8aH a. o.
New-York tribune., 1872-12-06

Use Reune's Pain-killing Magic Oh, lh 5frngth bots
erte-nay internally the hore e1dene Use u IN Sa<r 70
bsthe o0suls. Wa-b and dsiaecs tAe msager
JoBs r. gkSET. Agent, =. T.
New-York tribune., 1872-12-06
MARRIED

Chapped Hands and Rongb akin crrei BY aarg JUSysz
Tar SoaF mauuacured BY CAwELL HAIAaD 60. Nsg-fork
New-York tribune., 1872-12-06
sUGGETIONs FOR A PRINTERS MONUMENT TO
HORACE GREELEY.
20 AZ Editor 81 ~ Fribnne.
THE MOURNERs IN THE STREETS.

One of the most extraordinary features OF
the demonstration of the people Wednesday In honor
of Horace Greeley escaped comment in all the morning
journals Of yesterday. The people who lined Fthavo
and Broadway. from Forty yhlth-st 10 South Ferry In
patient waiting for the funeral corece occupied their
places from early until the procession had passed
The sidewalks OF Broadway, below Canalst., we're
frnged with people early Il O'Clock In the morning,
and at noon the police Pinest forced 20 clear
the streets repeatedly The crowd was not, therefore
one which accompanied the procession as it moved
each square contained new and vaned assenblage
aud not until the procession had passed tht te
streets became cleared.
At various points the character OF the crowds changed
with the locality. At Madson-square, for instance,
numerous strangers from the hotels formed distinctive
class. Lower down Fifth-ave., the fringe OF human
beings along the sidewalk thinner than az any other
part OF the ne for the that the residents OF that
vicinity were at their windows occupied elevated Do
stions on the high stOops which characteristic Of
that thoroughfare
On Broadway, where stoops are exceptional, the
crowd was several deep either sidewalk and store win
dows and unfinished buildings were filed with lockers
on Along Broadway at every cross street were drawn
ND large trucks on which and children were
mounted It only at these points that the least
undue harty was observable The crowd WAS greatest
on Broadway at Prince, Houston and BleecKer-sts On
either side and near to Broadway In this vicinity are
many tenement houses few parts Of the city being
tbckly populated and the thousands Of vorkingmen
and women here resident were all crowded into the
main horoughare two hours before the approach OF
the hearse,
Two Of the notices displayed on Broadway were in-
correctly rendered in yesterdays TRIBUNE AZ No 500
BroadSSvT = Tere the words Nit6n Mourns, Horace
Greeley Ever the Friend Of Humanity and in front Of
the Liberal Republican Central Committees Head
quarters was the inscription I'VE Mourn the Loss Of
our Leader"
Ii was mistake to the presence Of Senator
Conkling at Mr. Greeiey's funeral. The error Is cap
posed % have arisen from the reporters Efving con-
fused him with Secretary Belkndp.
New-York tribune., 1872-12-06

-DAvENPORT-Ia SomerTie. n. J. Dec By ths ssv
Ssmrsl A Csrs D. D. 5. Cisrs and Mry T. daughter Of
gannel ". paTe1p9r.
Monday evening Dee the residence of ths
b uars BIZ the Rev stet Ting o. NeTYrr H. Cbares
Rogsrs to Ause dAsgrO Arnoh A. Lewis all Of
BroOklyn. o cards
New-York tribune., 1872-12-06

All Notices Of Marriages must be indorsed '0iih fsI
name and addrcss.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-02-24
.)!TH DIVIDEND.
TIE GERHARD
Chances for Business Rlen.


VALUABLE FURNACE for SALE--The
~ WE,T POINT IRON COMPASiS FURNACE aud REAL Is.
TATE a. Cold Spring will hs sold bargain er applicant
It. situation unsurpassed II has predicting csra'y ~ 1910 uns
Pig per In the prosperous cluof OF tue
u very favorable oprorE offered t7osr Who may
desIr o embark IN this hnr-tA
GEORGE II. POTTS. 10 B-osd9s, y. 7.
EOR SALE.-lalf interest in a FLOUR BAR
REL SIAVE and HEADING FACTORY, web 0csti oB rver
ami railroad doing business Address BLAIB Belle
PLAIN, Mum. orCOCARAN s. WALSH Saint Pau, MIN.
DARTNER WANTED.-JhOrOugh, practical
fruit cauuer reliable business msHh 1850 to - 500 70
take charge selequppei house 81 Louis No
NJ opposition fRUIiGROW Ek Ptce Currsa
Oficesnt. Louis
ITO LET, to Societies, the large HALL, 2oj
il Hudson-st. near Spuugst ioqa.re 90 ne premises,
WANTED, by young Nirglnlan with con-
adorable experience Journalism 4 PARTNER WITH '1nen
capita type 5 stsb sbmen Of I've weekly
psu in ore II The portions Of the GA
Domoon" kujaying lmitibe Acquaintance, ge cfcuiou
aud dversemrn,s guaranteed AJUIucgnAA PRINTER ps
ferred Adires. ONWARD, Richmond Va.
NVANTED-FIVE THOUSAND DOLLARS
w FROM at ten per cent interest ~" mortgage
improved 90 worth iol- or I've times 10 a'on
viii %, auv " Y eIsnne PREMISE Ee &c Al
dress \. W. MCKlNLY, Windsor. h-lJ Co, No.
G.lO nnn to S3O,OOO.-PARINERW Wanted
% -U,OVDO in Es'sh she'd Wholesale Cash Bus ne.'
viii part preferred References exchanges a.
dres. =. o. Boz 2.i7o. Newton Cv
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-02-24
I'VE STOCK MARKETS.


Tausf FEB. 23BEEvEs-A % Cay were s. car - 90"
asa Wsehawken Oue-hulfrtdio- g. ,
Monday. The market soT and buioHfs
o. aetaav ys1 Prices which eers vey hr1y teA'l lL'
and BAL. Illinois ONO krtuckv Indiana and Missouri some ui
sold az l.! l-ic Of TIE No - ~"
r casi fst bulls per dress s. ~ - the gys 'I
Aoo aud o. them Ae A'y !" o
h.l until Monday
the carloads Commun7av YESTERDAY snd tofsv n
Nouns ia. Kahn Co.. % hcPhes"a TO- car
GOLDSMITH Co. car and johnson The seven cars Tor
Co. ornar Illinois sieeis tHt average
sold hv p. C. C01ev a. ici dl25c E n. 800.
N soll caI.losds Of Missouri steer est 81 loi
"a Kahn sold % Ke1tuesv t-1 81 nroi Z: 20 c at
M qlAc 2 10 Illinois, = lls l45D; Jug do, sOug e"t,
80 llic. sLi Lei D. ln-4aG cattle uo, so..
D. Ias Of Chicago BY Morris sold 81 fooF
h h i-f al q 81 itc o. cNl a. same pce
lie, ln'r, aud Voor. -
m A. a. Sfu,.er IauJerhssl i3 et0 cv NJ 100 lie
T. ~ Ie sai ca Ct cE 81 NC H. Never can q cEt
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