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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1872-11-23
LEDGER LINES.

formal opening Of their rooms, on the
corner of Main and Madison streets, this
evening. The Exposition closed yester-
day. The masquerade ball next Wednes
day night. Sheriff Doyle has more at
tachments for his fellow-men than any
chap we know OF. The ladies are again
out in force, and in gay colors, on Main
street The Maffit & Bartholomew pan
tomimists at the theater Monday even
ing next. The bridal season has arrived
Don't fail to advertise in the LEDGER, il
you are wise. It is nonsense to call the
horse disease epizootic," since this
word can be applied to dogs, cats, coons
and even to man, since man is zooR
as well as a horse. A philanthropist
offers reward to any Memphian who
can accurately tell how many people q
street car will hold. The ball and party
season has opened in fashionable circles.
Civilization is matter of clothes. Man.
sard-he of the roof-was superintendent
of public buildings in the reign Of Louis
XIV of France; he was wretched car.
penter if the present roof" was his in
vention. How a brave man dies is
the caption of an article in cotempo-
rary; the plan is not unlike that pursued
by the coward-can't live any longer.
Lovers of the black and tan race wrap
their favorite dogs in flannel, and place
hot irons at their feet at night, in order
to keep them from taking the Epi.
At present politics, except by the chaps
who want office, are not thought of.
Oysters found off the Texan coast are
said to be the finest in the werld. Matt
nees at the Grand Opera House and
Memphis Theater to- day. Weather again
lovely, and the goose honks high as he
Aops southwardly. The Oates Comic OPP
era at the Opera House next Monday.
Young Memphis dreams of Kris Kinkle.
Midnight serenaders have appeared
around suburban residences. The ave-
rage Memphian smokes six cigars per
day, takes ten drinks and chews three
inch square plug of tobacco daily.
DAILY LEDGER only fifteen cents per
week. The "Epi" has made pedestrian
ism a popular amusement. The old
fashioned yoke of oxen has again APP
peared on our streets. Not a horse
blanket .can be had in the city. The
Appeal local intends chalking his head
and going as billiard cue to the
masquerade; the Avalanche man will
go in cage and play Barnum's "snooz-
ing beauty, while the Register chap will
appear en- costume, mounted on William
Goat, Esq, in order to satirize the cpl
4ootic mania; what the LEDGER man
will do will be seen in the morn
ing journals. There are several cases
of smallpox at the city hospital.
Game is abundant in our markets. Leap
year is hurrying by rapidly; the last
chance for four years, girls. The cav
airy of the police force are now dis
mounted men. The Weekly Greenville
Sentinel, Johnson's home organ, raises
its weak voice in denunciation of the
ex-Confederates Of Tennessee; cease,
viper, your owner is defunct. The Sis
tiers of st. Joseph will open fair and
festival at the Memphis Club Hall next
Monday. Banner Lodge q. o. o. F.)
anniversary ball at Memphis Club Hall
Tuesday evening, December 3.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1872-11-23
sTRAYEp OR STOLEN.

CTRAYED OR STOLEN-s25 REWARD
- One bay mare, black name and tail. white
spot on right hip, 16la hands high, 10 years old.
One white mule. high in front, years old,
black collar marks, shod in front. The above
reward will be paid for their return to Ford,
Porter X Co., or Gus Montana, North Horn
Lake. 7l-72
CTRAYED OR STOLEN-0NE LARGE
- sorrel mare mule; fresh dray marks, shod
all round. Win pay liberal reward for return
DICKINSON, WILLIAMS & co.,
69-t 266 Front street.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1872-11-23
Masqueraders, Attention.

AT the masquerade ball at the Exposi
ton masquerade figures will be danced
Those desiring to keep up in those fig
ures can do SO by attending Mrs. DeGray
Benefits dancing academy at No. 45C
Main street, Waldran Block. Masquer-
ade figures are taught daily to classes.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1872-11-23
OFFICE MEMPHIS CRY TRANSFER COMPANY,
Memphis. NOVember22, 1872.

All cotton and other freight is being
moved promptly on arrival at the depot
Of the Memphis and Ohio railroad, all
reports to the contrary Notwithstanding,
and this company will continue to carry
out all existing contracts at any expense
or loss to themselves, so long as practi-
cable. Z. p. FoNTANE.
% Superintendent.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1872-11-23
ELLIOTT LINE.
Memphis & White River Packet Go,
u. S. Mail.

MEMPHIS, November 2. 1872.
To the Merchants and Planters Of the White
River Valley:
Owing to extreme low water in White river,
for the present from the trade. Of course we
would not do this if there were not plenty OF
light-draught boats already in the river to do
the business. This being the case, we feel that
we are not justified in chartering boats and
will resume their regular trips on the first rise
in White river. In the meantime we will en-
deavor to have the United States mail deliT-
cred promptly by the light -draught boats;
W. X j. ID. ELLIOTT,
5-7q ProprietOrs.
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$1,000 Rewardf

We will give one thousand dollars FOR
ANY INFORMATION that will lead to the
recovery Of the four diamond rings stolen
from our show case, at the Exposition,
on Monday, October 2lst.
F. d. BARNUM & Co.,
49.f Jewellers, 265 Main street.
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BOATS TO LEAVE.

Most of the boats detained at Horse Tail bar
have got over both ways after a good deal Of
lighting and double tripping. Itisstated that
$4,000 will hardly cover the losses to boats by
delays at that bar, and less than half that
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1872-11-23
WANTED,


Tonight at 2SO Second street. Shell
and can oysters received daily by ex
press. Fine wines and liquors will be
served at the bar.
A. KAUFMAN, Proprietor.
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New York has unceremoniously lowered the
quotation for middling to-day from l91S@lg1S,
but Liverpool is quiet at former quotations.
The total sales yesterday were 100 bales. the
market closing less firm but with a good in
quiry for the better grades. The shading of
in New York to-day caused a speck of demon
alization among Eastern buyers, and. except
a few who were in - to complete unlimited
orders, there was no particular demand, and
sales went only to 500 bales at about the fol-
lowing quotations:
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TnE LArEsr ARRIr1I-L nern

The LATEST ARRrEL.-J. Devote,
corner Third and Adams streets, has
just received large stock Of every kind
Of choice groceries, suitable to the sea
son. Just opened, fresh lot of At
mOre's minee-meat. 29t
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LOST.

+ OST-LADY'S GOLD HUNTING. CLU-
IL chre watch, Leon Huguenive maker, No.
$500. A liberal reward will be paid for its re-
turn to 54l1a Shelby street. 72-T3
II OST-ON BEAL, BETWEEN MAIN AND
IL Causey, or Causey and Pontotoc. hand
some Etruscan gold locket. The finder Will be
literally rewarded by leaving same at VIM. G.
Byrd's, No. 275 Main street 71-73
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1872-11-23

LIVERPOOL. November %. IL 80 am. Cotton
opens quiet. Uplands. sd; Orleans. 1910
p.m.-Cotton is quiet. Uplands, 91zd;
Orleans. l04@l0zSd. Sales, 10000 bales, OF
which 1000 we're for export and speculation.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
MONEY.
PUBLIC LEDGER OFFICE,
MENPHIs. Tenn. November o. 1872.

PUBLIC LEDGER OFFICE,
MEMPHIS. TENN. November .. 1872.
There is q decrease in the demand to-day
upon the resources Of the banks, but in other
respects the situation is essentially un-
changed. Bankers are practicing a strongly
conservative and cautious policy, and are not
receiving anything except strictly gilt-edge
paper, rendered by regular depositors, and
generally not to the extent of the usual credit.
There has as yet been no change in bank or
street rates of discount, and the gradual
contraction of credit compels the mercantile
community to get business well in hand in
order to get business as nearly as possible
up to cash basis. This is all the
more necessary now that the equine disease
threatens to interfere not a little with the
movement of cotton for a couple of weeks, and
to provide for heavy depositors the banks are
notifying the lesser ones to make good their
little overdrafts. Exchange is in moderate
supply only, and in enc instance to-day we
learned Of accommodation transactions be-
tween banks amounting to $4,000 at So o $1,000
discount. Commercial bills on the East are
taken at 12@szc discount. with exceptional
cases at Nc where previous contracts are being
filed, and on New Orleans the rate is as91ze
discount where yesterday it was reported at
A@ssc. Sight checks are furnished on all
points at par. Gold dwindled down to 1l31s
premium in New York, and is wanted in large
amounts by brokers at 1lS to meet the local
demand. Local investments are without
change; 26c was bid yesterday for 200 shares
Memphis and Charleston railroad by broker,
who is understood to be the purchasing me-
dunn for the ring mentioned several months
since by the LEDGER. upon which information
the stock went up to 3S@S4c. The holder of
the stock did not, however, entertain the
proposition. Mississippi and Tennessee Sec
ond mortgage bonds, payable to order,
are on the market at zoe, and Gaysso gas
stock is begging purchasers at 5Sc. Tax
paying scrip is in demand. State Comptroll-
er's warrants are wanted at $4,000 and sold
at 9Oc. Old notes Bank of Tennessee are $50
94c buying and 95@96 selling and scarce at that.
Alcorn or Mississippi tax-paying money is 80
@92c buying and selling, and is also scarce.
Shelby county warrants are bought at SS9S9c,
as to the amount, and sold at 9O992c. Mem
phis coupons, past-du are 66@6Sc, and Mis-
sissippi State warrants sS@9Oc buying and
selling.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1872-11-23

DRESS GooDs at extremely low prices,
regardless of cost, at the Southern Pal
ace closing out sale, 1872 Main st. 58t
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1872-11-23

7. S. BARBOUR has a few barrels of
pure grape juice, which he offers for one
dollar per gallon. Leave your orders at
SO OLIVER, FINNIE &Co's.
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Stations.

Below low water of 1871.
tBelow high water of 1871.
Blank (......l indicates no report; cipher 10Y
stationary.
T0ficiai1 wv. RHODE,
Observer Signal Service. U. S. A.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1872-11-23

For RENT-OFFIcE.-A good office in
the Planters Insurance Co.. Building.
Apply to the PLANTERS ms. Co.,
AT No. Al Madison st.
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For Arkansas River.

Memphis and Arkansas River Packet COMFY
u. S. Mail LiDe-For Pine Bluff and Little
Rock.-Through without reshipping.
DARDANELLE......-... L. Haines, master
WILL LEAVE AS ABOVE IT, !.
w SATURDAY, ed instant, gs-f
W. P. WALKER, Agent,
70-72l Office on Wharfboat, foot of Court at.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1872-11-23
THE RIVERS AND WEATHER.

THE RIVERS AND WEATHER.
The river is rising slowly here, and the Ohio
shows a slight swell at one or two points, and
the Mississippi is rising slowly at st. Paul,
but excepting at the points mentioned the
rivers are all declining and bid fair to get
very low, if not 60 dry altogether. st. Louis
kilograms state that the weather is moderating
there, and the ice is becoming slushy and soft,
but above there the weather is as cold as
Greenland. and prospects for an opening for
steamers is not bright. The Arkansas Is so
low at Fort Smith that beavers are daming it
in several places to afford them sufficient
quantity of water to drink. and below Little
Rock il is an inch or two below the lowest
stage of last year. White river is not much
better, affording only twenty-eight inches at
Little Island. but forty-three miles above its
mouth. The weather is pleasant and warmer.
Mercury 42'.
BUSINESS
The Shamrock went down yesterday with
Charlie Noyes' circus. The Sam ]. Hale.
towing barge, also went down and was we'll
laden; she added 81 bales cotton here. The
Curtis took from here upwards of 200 bales Of
cOLlOns ana tue uONn lNc
and laid over to load 800 bales cotton. The
City Of Chester also arrived late with 300 tons,
and goes back to Cairo to night. The depart
ing local packets had good trips. The Idle
wild came down from the Ohio with $50 tons.
The Continental added AZ bales of cotton.
and left for New Orleans at noon, drawing
seven and half feet, with barge in tow.
The Thomas II. Allen and Dardanelle are fill
ing out rapidly.
BOATS TO LEAVE.
For WHITE RIvRR-The Thomas II. Allen
goes out at five pm. Captain John Edison in
command, and the prince Of clerks, Ned Out
law, is her executive officer.
FoR THE ARKANsAs-The Dardanelle is the
regular mail boat leaving at Eve o'clock this
evening.
FoR ST. LoUIs-The City of Chester. Capt.
Zeigler. leaves this evening at five o'clock for
Cairo and st. Louis. and makes all business
landings. as well as direct connections with
the railroads at Belmont and Cairo.
FoR CNoNHArI-The James d. Parker.
Captain Bob Wise. leaves Monday afternoon at
five o'clock for Evansville, Louisville and
Cincinnati, making all the usual landings.
For FnAR's PoNr-The Pat Cleburne. in
command Of Captain Stack Lee, leaves this
afternoon at five o'clock for Friar's Point and
all the usual way landings.
MISCELLANEOUS.
Most of the boats detained at Horse Tail bar
have got over beth ways after a good deal Of
lighting and double tripping. Itisstated that
$40 900 will hardly cover the losses to boats by
delays at that bar, and less than half that
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STEAMBOATS,.
Fer Sale or Lease.

U,HE UNDERSIGNED WILL LEASE OR
L sell the Memphis Dry Docks on liberal
terms. For particulars apply to
67-7S W.P WALKER, Sup't.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1872-11-23
Jrw Yopr, November q, 1910 a.m.-Cottou

II a.m.-5Sales for January, 1870; March,
1910; April. 195Ic; May. 1870; November,
1870; December. 1910.
1:l5 p.m.-Cotton is quiet. Spot sales TO-
day, 500; futures, 1850 bales. Sales for Feb
ruary, 91-l6c; March, 10 1-l6c; November,
10 3-l6c; December, Is 13-l6c.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1872-11-23

CELERY received daily at Victor D.
Fuchs, IL Jefferson 26-f
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white river Accommodation Line

For Jaeksonport and all way landings.
THOS. II. ALLEN ...John ]. Edison, master
HyHIS ELEG ANT PASSENGER ~
/ steamer will leave as above rs
THIS DAY, 23d instant, at pm. s-a.Az-Ai1@
X. W. LIGHTBURNE, Agt,
go Front street.
W.P. WALKER, Agent,
Red Wharf boat.
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For Cairo and st. louis,

Memphis and st. Louis Packet Company For
Hickman, Columbus, Cairo and 81. Louis.
CITY OF CHESTER......4.......Z iegler, master
MILL LEAVE AS ABOVE N~S. -
w THIS DAY, 23d instant, at ~ ~
FLEM. CALVERT. Sup't.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1872-11-23
HUI RRAHI RRAII !
Fresh ChOwder,

la South Carolina, at the Tivoli, 81
South Court street, will be dished up free
tonight at % o'clock.
WANTED,
One thousand volunteers to demolish
FIVE HUNDRED KEGS
Ulrich's st. Louis and Schnepel & Co. s
Fort Pickering celebrated lager beer.
Both parties will attend.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1872-11-23
FOR SALE,

EOR SALE = SAND AND GRAVEL.
Il Leave orders at 22i Main street, or at the
yard on Broadway.
67-7S J. W. FRAZER.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1872-11-23

EOR SALE-LAND-THIRT ACRES OF
Il splendid land, eight miles north of city.
near line Of Memphis and Padneah railroad.
Apply to ISAAC MORRISON,
7O-75 AZ North Court street.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1872-11-23
Old Reliable.

Old Reliable.
Memphis and Ohio River Packet Company
For Louisville and Cincinnati-Ihe elegant
freight and passenger steamer,
James ID. Parker, sl%S;s
Bob Wise........ ... ........mastor sI='-aiAls
viii leave as above MONDAY. 25th instant,
at5p.m. For freight or passage applyto
4. d. COBB Il CO.. Agents.
266 Front street.
Freight received at foot of jefferson St. 70
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1872-11-23

nor sALE-A FARM-FORTY ACRES.
u one Of the best places in the county, five
miles south Of Memphis. For terms apply 10
John Brown, on the premises. or Thomas
Leonard, attorney-at-law. S73 Main st. 6l-S6
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1872-11-23

EOR sALE.-ARRIVED, A FRESH CAR
Z load of mules and horses, at our Court
OF J.B. FARES K co.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1872-11-09

8tr beflusen cuffs tieffe pieie 0or>
fdQe. Mber. Der Mrmeebiidof tonnte
niat ancers banpeln. Ct bat eaourd
oHenbar Die @rensen ieiner Suriseics
ton ni@t iterf1ritter, unp in feiner
Betle in bic Spbdre Der Militairbez
p6roen e~in8esrifen. @ir lal1en bisrbet
Die Tra9e uner5rtert, ob bic Militair<
beb1rren fiber Militairfir9.n in ieoer
Be;iebun9 unumidrdnfte DispoFt!on
baben uno fe ;u jeosm te!iebisen
3wede. per1pencen uno jersn Gultus
oarin seftatteu f6nnen. 60 piel 1T
eemib, eab nidt Die MilitdirbebBroe,
lonoera Der Mrmeebil9of Die competente
8ebSrte rpar, UNI iiber bic 3uldl0efeit
Ter Geier Der ). Me11e i'm GraaefaQe 3u
entl@eieen.
Darauf bin rpurbe ber NrueebIdof
bur@ pte Militairbeb5rpe sor cas-
Milttaireeridt sei1eut unp ioiort obne
jeslide Nldfdtnabme auf bic Stride
uno ben Yapf, Der alleiu einem 8iihof
rie Surispiction, tpte perlteben, 10 wte>
rer ent3ieben fam, wurpen ale Nmtsz
osrri&tun9en tbm unterlaet ieltf BE
Snltaaien itiner biI9SHi9en @lrbe
tbm absenommen, ben Wilitatreeiflt>
den jeoer amtltde gerfebr nit ibm
oerboten unc cine &eibe Der leBtere1
tbres Dienfes entieBt neil fe ertldrten,
pab iie ltd gum @eburiam eesen ibren
8il@pf in seifli&en Diu9en aud frrtan
%oerbuncen btelten.
@dbrenp 10 bic ibrer Stride treuer,
@eifliden entieBt puroen, rpurce Elm
Don rer fatbolil6en STRIDE a%bsefa0ener
Militairieellorser in ieinem ibm pom
leinem gii@ofe entso9enen 9eifli9en
Wmte aufredt erbalten.
tJortleBuns folst.]
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As qramie
tieten mir allen beujenisen Ntennenten, ipel4e
Dpr Benz 1. 6ebrudr 1873
pm Ro(f pon Rom
rber
Gbre uater nno Mutter.

Gine ietr inters0aute unb l9Uae GrsdbIuns
fir baS Gplf.
Naturli9 mub Sober, Der auf bic pramie
MnipruG ma9t unb nod NIT Der gesabluna
i'm &ad1anb 1T, aud cen riidlanbisen 8etraS
be;ablen. 1eterbaupt mG&tea mir bel bieien
Inla1e bic ernilide Mabnuns al ale &id-
~aanbisen% piebe1bcIen, bab lie NIT BE: 8esab-
lung nidt ldrser ;Ssern. @enn mir uns beare>
len, allen biaisen anipriden unierer 2eier
mad 8raften su entipre&en, 10 re&nen mir UNI
70 msbr barauL, tnb fe aud ibrerlsits bas ST.
rise tbun. 3ueem ioate IS ni&t nStbis fetn,
iatbplii6e Greunbe baran su e~rinaern, ME iebr
bas Oterbaurt ~unierer Stride, iorie unitre
Sterbirten in ben DiSsefeu unb bic bu&wir.
sise @eiRlidteit iiberbaupt bic llntsraasuns
ser tatbplil9en yre6e empfsblen.
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Sf6sttr 9abrgang.

GNait bieier Summer besinnt ter ,Maneerer"
ieiuex fe 3,stenS abrsans. Menn aud bieSte'be
ber Sabre ni9t sro6 ii, bic Il hur&ranoert
bal, 10 bradten re Jpn bod nnan@erle' Srta1~
1uneen, erfreulies ME bittere; benn an lsb-
teren feblt Is einsn, Wunier auf BEN sroben
Gebiete ber Wirliamteit nie, mel&ss ber yrs6t
in biefem 9ante unb sorab Der fatbolti&en
pre1e often ftbt &aun1 bate ber ~Wanbsrer"
feline @eile btspnnen, als man feline 2eifunssn,
70 Jung er mar, nit t%enjenisen ieiusr dltsren
GcQessn suiaumenReate, pbne 3u bseenten,
eab iene AUD nidt an einem Sage srob sepur=
Zen Fnb. @eit entfernt f& babur@ abidrsdsn
in laRen, bebielt Der "@aneerer" has 3isl,
aeldes er BON feiner @eturt ber antrebt fsf
I'M Nuge. that mad 8raften fetn 9eies, obne
d9 in Der @dmsi&elei su ~sefalen. bab Ct Is
Seeermann re9t treAen tInne. Son Sabr 3u
Sabr nabn bic ;3abI Der 9reunte, bic ibm tbr
5aus RTnsten, au, uns 70 feben mir beiu, Be-
gimme bes iedsteu Sabrsanss, uno rufsn ben
alien 2elern ~, aud ferner mit;umanbern unb
neuen bieten mir Gin berslidfs @iQtemmsn.
Mie bereits in spriser Munanter ausefuneist
porben. beainnt Der neue Sabrsans in bebeu'
tenb uersrSbertem Gcrmat. Der 2eieffsh trtrb
rabur& Nm, nabesu lie 9dlfte sermebrt. l1nb
tennp& bleibt be grdnaie aud biefts Sabr
nihf ans.
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&inientunacm

aber tir&li9e unb psltli@e 8eeebenbeiten unit
AuRGnbe Inb Der &ebattion 1tets erpiinf&t, uni
trasen baau BEL bic aufmertlamteit anf bic b.
,reitnben @essnben ~ lenten.
Sneem ber Wanbeur I'D benz @sbluuleu
bsr bo@p. @etRli@teit unb Der tbatisen Nt.
wirtuns Der 5erren aeenten neuerbinss anse'
leeentli& empFeblt, ersreift er ieinsn @tab Jul
neuen &unbreiie, bod baltenb bas Banner bsr
pabren MuftIaruns I'M 2idts bes @Iaubens.
Sect 1T bic bette 3eit sum Ibon=
niren.
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Cine neue &r;dblun9

te8innt bemna9t tpieher In unierem glatts.
Sober Msent erbalt cine entipre&enbe Wnsabl
pramien, mel6e bic to3u bersttisttn Mbonnsn>
aea bel esmklben In Gmpfaus nsbmen fEnnen.
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Mbpumente,, in europa

Mbpnmente,, in europa
srbalten tarb uniere Termitteluns bic untsr
ter Direttipn Der @taatSbebIrbe fir has Gin
panpe7uusspeien beraua9sestene rteuc Bro
f9ire:
Minmeiota,
feine 9u1feque1len Il. ma@Stburn,
Gorause unb Bcrtbeile ale eine
@etmatb fit @tnwan6erer.
Mit elmer Rarte.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-07-21
EDUCATION IN NEW JERSEY.
Commencement Of 81. Mary's Hall, Bur-
ltngtOn.

Last Thursday witnessed an exceedingly interest
ing occasion at this flourshing female educational
institute, being the thirtynfth annual closing ex-
hibitlon large gathering OF distinguished clergy
and lsity OF the diocese was present. 81. Mary's
being one OF the pet institutions Of the New Jersey
Episcopacy. Besides the Right Reverend Bishop
". n. Odenheimer President OF the Hall, there
present Rev. Drs. Hin, Clerc, Webb Milette.
Walker, Perkins and Rev. Messrs. j.. X. Smith
Joseph II. smith, McKan Bonar and Cottre The
exercises were of the usual character, Instructive
ana interesting and were carried out IN a manner
to reflect the highest credit on teachers and
scholars. The graduating class, twenty-three In
numhcr, were dressed aike In spotlcss white, with
out ribbon or jewel OF any Kind, thus placing the
daughter OF the millionaire alongside the girl
whose parents earn their bread 10y hardest toll, and
securing perfect equality. The names OF the gradu
ates are as follows Edith H. Deake, Katharine &. H.
Merrill, Mary NJ. r. Rowley Lille g. Abrahams
Henrietta Floyd Jones' Mary y. Willetts, Ida l..
Nicholson, Elizabeth W. Robb, Alice H. smith, Julia
Hazard Thomas daughter OF General Thomas,
Sallie Nj. johnston Sarah =. Gauntt, Louise II.
Washington, Arnnata e. Fulton, Bella q. McC0n-
nell, Belle +. Lee. Louise vcrmilye Babbitt Relic
Ward, Emma Windsor, Mary L. smith, Ruth ). SUIT