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nozzle. July 9th. l6&

4 ed NOZZLE JuV SeNs -
i the Editor Of Morning Starr - -, -
Once moro DO We pay oar re'pes" 10 mo
Scbool Exhibitions" .. :. e.
ES%Uoetion. next to our holy religions ~ ~
m mind, tks most important masees IN
fa Hopso the deep intsrest We tAk.S Ste. ~
mr. achool exercises. Nothing conts.Dtt s.tas.
nhanoe our pleasures and ennven gu. - md
oore than to be present q tncm ;.vocant
Tear the little ones With tneaE .hs;r own
konntenanees, striving to biow 10 tn de-
korn.n Such exercises not only U e in
$eion the mind, but to inspire nncnnra ee.
Youth. and hence arc worthy OF cur
ne Th;s anu must be our only apology .er To- To-
4. ant.n.o = 1artou published In yoer l. con
sdsv We shall be much briefer anu N''
else e: v;nosnt,s School. for "1ittle Misses,
,n az; the charge Of tho 6istess Oh Sn tt:
cIosed its acaden,teaa year . WIZ 70. a cram
oroa IN every respect. I'm the targS ~
sua0s.rc,,tous hall of <the school nouse 3,
s9aotsso assembled, ON the 5sh INST, ~ AZ =.
&c., &C., cnd anDreciative apdience-RatEo s; -
meI ;teS rresfs Of the Institution. we nosos
aa,,"s keo F,sthers Imsaud, 9. j., Aoe1e. -
n,SSasSrs' Nr. Brcnt, y Local" Of the a eS !.
md seversl Others. Before entettn4 Sss.s.
aa;H.;t;nn hal, We paid visit to TING Gn.Pa
fro," ts.a ysorfshcps of the "pupiis ana ~"
more than amazed ct tho talent nv nv Ia,, worl
displayed In "orochst WORK penma
.hB jStsr.stfy " bullion wcfk " eMx =
FrsRnch smbroldeey.s stc. Asa1as tsssiS , "a.
"a s.psstalo vere specimeps that Mous1 tcss
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Ph. boarp have got so namerous in the dis
tricts of Laufenburg and Brugg' m e"ls-s.
land, that q general hunt has been "FeAn'N''
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Editorial Department.

,,,r rsfsr To Tho nanas sment Of this depart.
~ the naper In the past the best guarantees o,
~. .onrse in the future sufBoe it to say toa'
So,d. outspoken. Independent. fearless. ,,,.,.rv
snscial attent ton VIII also be given IN oui
md Art Reviews to new books. painting, ee.
The METROPOLITAN RECORD WIN wiz. 70 ,,r.r,ab,v
n .pbscribers the following term
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Contracts to the amount OF so'ooV,o'' nav
been given ont for the new air line ra'if0"1 We
tween philadelphia and New York.
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The Casino Rail.

The masquerade ball given by the
Casino Club, at Cochran Hall, last
Thursday evening, was attended by
many of our best citizens-en masque
and as spectators. The costumes were
well selected, and the characters finely
sustained. Our old friend, the Heather
Chinee," who created such a sensation
at the "Mystics' ball" was coming il
strong" yet no one rose to remark Oh
explain " who the mask hid in oriental
garb. The Little Page was another
good representation, as was the lady
dressed liz black velvet trimmed with
gold. A well-known cotton man, retired
behind dry goods, appeared in fe-
male attire. He created sensation
among the cotton men present, who
were painfully polite and attentive to
him while masked, but woetully shy af-
forwards. 1t is to be regretted that so
lady-like figure should be consigned to
the dress of man. The club has every
reason to congratulate themselves upon
the success of the bal masque. Masks
we're removed at supper, and the dancing
was kept up until the dawn Of day.
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Fashionabie Hats.

Every gentleman should wear fash
ionable hat. Without this the most ele-
CANT apparel falls short of the mark.
An English critic insisted that =" he could
tell gentleman by his hat, not only by
its quality but by the manner of wearing
it. The latest styles of hats have just
been received in Memphis by the great
and popular matters" Wheaton Il Co.,
279 Main street, nearly opposite Court
Square. Every style of hat can be
found at this elegant establishment. No
wonder thousands of our citizens wear
Wheaton's hats. They are the best and
cheapest in the city, as well as the most
fashionable.
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Central Baptist church-ssrvices II am,
and TX pm. DR.. Landrum, pastor.
Linden street Christian ohurch-seryices at
lok am. and ~ Pm. Rev. David Walk.
pastor. Htn
First Baptist Church-Seryices II am, and
73s pm. DR.. Tichsnor. pastor.
Assembly Halle. S. Wheeler lectures at
l0h am. and ~ pm. on spiritualism.
Central Methodist church Services. II a. m.
and rs pm. by p. 7. Scruggs. pastor.
fernando street Methodist chureh-ser-
vices II am. and N pm. Rev. Guilford
Jones. pastor.
"The Past. Present and Probable Future Of
the Irish Race in the United States" is the
subject Of a lecture to be delivered In st..
Peters church tomorrow evening at "a
o'clock. by the Rev. Father Byrne. Collec-
ton after the lecture for the orphans.
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ing with the Exchange already establish
ed by the cotton men. InsAtiate archers,
cannot one suifice2 But probably, like
the subjects discussed by byron, lit
we're much better to have both than nei-
Their.
The topic OF conversation in. literary
and educated social circles at present is
cerebro-spinal meningitis. The de6ni-
ton given in Europe to this disease
is, 2 cerebro- spinal arachinitis typhus,
syncopalis cerebral typhus, epidemic
meningitis" We hope we have thrown
some light on the question under dis
cussion.
A chrome on exhibition at several
book and picture stores, representing a
woman with the stamp of death upon
her brow and the shadow of face in
the background, has created consider
able inquiry among the admirers of art.
The original painting was taken from
the story of Jupiter and 10, or the lovers
of the God and the beautiful priestess.
The annual reunion Of the Irish Liter
airy Association will be held at Spechts,
on Monday evening. Tickets Of admis-
sion can be obtained from the commit
tee of arrangements: Messrs. James
Reilly, WI. Mansford, JAS. Flaherty, p.
D. Boyle, John Mulroy, Andrew Davis,
]. Fealy. We thank the committee for
an invitation to be present on the inter
estipg occasion.
Our Irish-American fellow-citizens will
celebrate St. Patricks day tomorrow
by procession through the principal
streets. To love ones native land is an
emotion shared alike by barbarians and
philosophers. 1t is an instinct deeply
imbedded in human nature, and one Of
the best elements-because unsel6sh-
in humanity. St. Patrick's day is not
only celebrated in national but also in
religious manner.
Moses, the supposed murderer Of Tay-
lor, has made confession since he was
com mitted. He says Claywell shot Tay-
lor for insulting his wife, and said to
him Moses "I win give you a good
mule and plenty of money if you say
you shot Taylor while he was trying to
steal your mule" 1t was clearly proved
on the trial that Moses was at least forty
feet from Taylor when the shot was fred,
yet there were powder burns ON the face
Of the dead man. Justice Winters, an
old detective officer, while trying Moses,
suspected Claywell of the murder, and
adroitly brought out the proof of powder
stains in the face Of the murdered Tay-
lor. Claywell was committed by the
Justice.
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stOyesl stOvesi

What housekeeper does not desire a
first-class cooking stove2 We have no
disposition to keep it any longer Sc
cret; hence, let it be known that the best
cooking stove in the market is the Cham
pion, with wrought iron oven, sold by
Wetter 4 Co., stove and tinware mer-
chants, at Nos. IL and 10 Monroe street.
Thousands have already found this Sc
cret out, and now rejoice in the posses
sion of a Champion.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
MONEY.
..,,..l PUBLIC %l: Lrpssn oyyrG e..

PUBLIC LEDGER OvVIcE, |
MEMPHIS. TENN. March l6. 1872
The situation to-day as regards money Is
comparatively easy. spectators being about
the only applicants for accommodation at the
banks. Rates Of discount are steady at 10g12
y cent.
A majority of the banks have advanced their
selling rates Of exchange to-day to Ac pre-
MUM. with exceptions at par to customers.
1t is expected. however. and the general un-
derstaRding is. that on Monday next the uni
form rate to all will be &c premium; in buy
ing from each other those banks needing ex-
change would willingly pay par to-day for
round amounts. and in fact nearly all Of the
banks would become buyers at that figure.
The counter rates for commercial bills are
steady, however, at &c discount.
There is less active demand for gold to-day
and 1095z@l096 are the highest purchasing
rates reported by dealers, who sell at ll014.
As money becomes easier there is some i'm
provement in local securities, but as yet they
have been limited. To-day we learn Of deal
er's purchase Of $1,000 city currency bonds. ex-
January coupon. at 55c, and resale at 55l4e.
Fifty shares of the stock of the Memphis Gas
Light Company were offered yesterday at a
figure below holders prices previous to the
reduction Of over 100 y cent. in the prices Of
that commodity. but was not sold that we
could learn Of. Memphis and Charleston rail-
road shares were offered to-day, and bids Of
35c refused for small or large amounts. This
indicates something of better feeling in that
stock. and is indicative of turn before long
in other securities.
The market for scrips. stocks. etc.. presents
but little Of interest. There is a moderate
inquiry for Alcorn money or Mississippi war
rants at 75c, with no sellers; dealers ask
from 80 to SIC. and would no doubt buy at a
fraction above the bids named. County wa
rrants are bought at S9to soc. and sold at 80 TO
93c. Bank of Tennessee money. old. is bought
sat $50 SIC and sold at 81 TO SSc. The new issue
is bought at S0c for speculative purposes.
Railroad and other securities. other than
those already named. are unchanged.
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The receipts Of produce are light and prices
Of leading articles steady. We note a slight
decline In oats, cora and potatoes. but other
than this there Is no change. We quote as fol-
lowsi Apples, So to Is. Bran. $50 to $50 so.
Beans. So 25to2 rs per bush. Bagging, l71Stolsc,
and demand fair. Butter, % TO 25c. common
to choice. Bacon clear sides. ~ to Sc; shout
ders. 514to6; breakfast bacon. to "a clear rib
sides. ia TO TIC. Sugar-cured hons. II to 1114
Cabbages. scarce. $40 to sll per crate. Corn
meal. IS 20 to So IS. Corn. 60 to 65c. Cotton
seed. sll per ton on the levee. Coffee-Rio.
% to 251sc; Java. % to SOC. Dried apples. to
Sc per ID; peaches. So to TIC. Eggs, Is to $50.
Flour, 50 50 to 9 so for super to fancy. Hay.
s25 to $50. as to quality. Lard, quiet; tierce,
W TO 91kc; key. lO14 to lO1Sc; pail. Ike;
caddies, lie. Lemons, 81 to 81 so per box.
Molasses-plantation As TO zoe, as in quality.
Nails, IS 25 rates. Oranges, 81 90 to 81 so per
box. Oats. "a TO 55c. Onions. SO so to 81 90
per Dbl. Poultry-chickens. IS 90 TO SO 50;
ducks. 81 90 to 81 so; geese. IS 90 TO IS co.;
turkeys. SIS % to $40 90, Potatoes, So 40 to
50 70. as in quality. Mess pork. sl3 so to s14.
Bulk-clear sides. 81 to 7c; clear rib, ga
TO SIC; shoulders. ~ to SC. Hams. 81 to
SIC. Sugar. open kettle. 81 to ll1zc; yellow
clear, III to ll54c; white. ID to 1910; hard
refined, 1917 to lac. Salt. 50 Is to So 25.
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Volume. quality Of tone and du-
rability-the three great requisites
Of a piano, have long puzzled mud-
cal critics. To find an instrument
with notes at once pure and sweet, yet
powerful, has been the object of piano
manufacturers and musicians. The
Knabe piano fills all these requirements,
and is working a revolution in the minds
of critical musicians. With wonderful
compass of power it gives forth the
sweetest and purest notes. The agent
in this city for the Knabe is Leopold
Goepel, No. 375 Main street Jackson
Block.
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Personal.

Mr.. John W. Taber, travelling agent
for the wool and cotton commission
house, Girard Mercantile Company Of
Philadelphia has been in The city for
several days on business connected with
his agency. Mr.. Taber comes we'll re-
commended and represents sterling
house, one known to many of our cotton
merchants,
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The long expected turn has come at last
and to-day we find buyers in the market re-
presenting spinners and exporters as we'll as
spectators, who, from their private adyices,
were ready purchasers at fraction above
yesterdays rates long before the public tele-
grams announcing an advance had been re-
ceivsd. In some instances they succeeded in
getting in at old figures. but the tone of the
closing markets last night gave factors the
queue, and instead of finding ready sellers
to- day. buyers found prices from 20 to &c
higher. and after a canvass Of the market to
satisfy themselves that weak spsts we're few
they made selections. paying 10 above yester-
days prices on all grades. The advance in
Liverpool was I'd, and that in New York 10
up to noon. when the tendency was to a still
further appreciation in prices. Later advices
will be found in our kilograms below. Sales
up to p m. we're 500 bales at about the fol-
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Attention, knights OF Sc. Patrick

You are requested to meet at your hall
corner Linden and DeSotO streets) to
morrow Sunday morning at 8 clock
TO participate in the celebration of St
Patrick's day. Any gentleman wishing
to join can procure a badge at our hall
in the morning.
By order Of the President.
JNO. j. % BRIEN, Sec'y.
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PUBLIC NOTICE.

]. ID. Edwards Memphis Headquar.
tiers lee Depot. 2zs second 80.
From this date the season through
will keep a regular day and night ice de-
pot, for the benefit Of the entire public,
where everybody can get ice at all hours
Of night and day at the lowest prices.
I47-l61 I'D. EDWARDS, 27s Second st.
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steam bakery.

The freshest and best bread, crackers
and cakes can be found daily at the pop
ular steam bakery Of George Humes,
No. Ale Main street. For prices see ad-
vertisement in another column.
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PuHPs at sl5 Second street.

WEAxIGHoRSE and Only Girl,
just received by Boyle & Chapman, 27sl
Main street. Is
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10:45 a.m.-COttOn is quiet and hrm. Sales
for May. p l5-l6c. Sales for future delivery
yesterday evening, 640O bales.
l2:l5 p.m.-Cotton is firm. Spot sales. 1900;
futures. 1880. Sales for April. 221zc; May.
DC; June. 2S4e; August. 221<c; September.
o11Ze. Octoher 1QiLc
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CoKE AxB coaL TAI for sale at Gas
Company's Office. 2sl Second ST. l7O-f
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. GRAvEL or composition roofing.
Both GENUINE, by f. C. Jones, No. ss4
Second street. r1Hr IS
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TsrRAYEp.

GTRAYEp-A SMALL RID COW. FIVE
y doildrs will be paid for information that
will la LEAD TO hsr 8 w. M6sBY. 2a2 Front St.
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BOARDING

nOARDERs-A FEW DAY B0ARDERS
IS can be accommodated at No. ~ Madison
street. 20,
DOARDING--ON AND AFTER THE lsT
ID of March the terms Of the Nhitemore
HOuse for regular boarders VIII pe a. oo iO,-
pyine same room, 81 per week, each; board
iby the single week, 81; regular day board, -
per week. These prices being as low as can
he Afforded are made payable strictly IN al
vance. unless veil secured by responsible par
ties. Families accommodated on very rea7
gonable terms. Nv
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PAVILION WATER can be obtained Of
6rst-class druggists generally. SC
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Fresh stock received daily by V. d.
Fuchs, Al jefferson street. ITO
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sTElr-TrrTna At BIS Second It. at
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seed Sweet Potatoes.

We are agents for the sale Of Har
bert's celebrated varieties.
CoSAwAY & LISsDAY,
81 1863 Main street.
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LOST

r 0sT OR srOLEN-A WHITE AND YELL
4 IISw spotted setter dog. Twenty dollars
reward will be paid for his delivery at room
No. 10 Magnolia Block. Union ST. ls-P
r 0sT-tlN SATURDAY EVENING, THE IL
Main and IA edison streets, new leather
pocket book containing one 800 bill, one $50
md mont "a on $50 in $40 bills and fractional
currency. The tiuder will be literally re-
warded by leaving tne same Ut "iisson M
ring & Co. =. 1s2 Fro 1T street: s-I4 :,
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RIVER INTELLIGENCE.


ARRIVALS.
Steamer Undine 0sceola.
Chas Bodmann, Cincinnati.
Colorado, St. Louis.
Edinburg, Red river.
0ceanus, Red river.
Marble City, Vicksburg.
City of Quincy, New Orleans.
Arkansas, New Orleans.
Geo. w. Cheek, Friar's Point.
Grand Tower, St. Louis.
DEPARTURES.
Steamer Chas. Bodmann, New Orleans.
T. il. Allen, Arkansas river.
A. j. White, Napoleon.
Arkansas, st. Louis.
City of Quincy, st. Lonis.
0ceanus, st. Louis.
Marble City, st. Louis.
Edinburg, Cincinnati.
Colorado, Vicksburg.
BOATS IN PORT.
Sam J. Hale, Mary Boyd, Undine, G.
W. Cheek, Grand Tower.
BOATS ADVERTISED TO LEAVE TO-DAY.
Friar' Peint..... &C. W. Cheek.........5 p N
Cincinnati .........Sam Hale..........5 p.
White river..... ....,.-R. p. Walt.........5 p. IN
It. Louis Tower. ........5 p. m
Vicksburg............City Of Vicksburg... .5 p. m
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PRESCRIPTIONS accurately compound
ed day and night at ]. B. Hills drug
store, 2sl Main street. xiv-2s
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PHYSICIAN.

VIZ A. EDMONDS. M. D.. HOMEoPA4
w thist. Residence. Peabody Hotel. Of
fee l7iS Monroe street. ST
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GENERAL mARIlET.

Orleans. liz to llskd. Sales. 1900 bales. of
which 1000 were for export and speculation.
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IIOt. RENT-ONE LARGE HOUSE, NO. $50
T. Linden street; also, q house on Kerr ave-
nue. formerly occupied by the. undersigned.
i8f LOUIS HANAUER.
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PUBLIC LEDGER.
ONCE: No. Is Madison Street.
LARGEST CITY CIRCULATION.

PIrTsBuRG and Camel coal and gas
coke. Brown 4 Jones, Office 2S2 Main
street. Bethel Block. I
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WANTED.

WANTED.
WANTED A WOMAN with HUS-
w band) to 20 to the country, near Sena-
tobia, Miss. ms cook, washer and ironer /;
white preferred. Good wages. Apply to
CHAS. II. BULLOCK.
1918 Rear of 278 Second st.
YXTANTED-sIX MILLINERS. APPLY
w to Mrs. Holland. $50 Main It. l2-H
NXTANTED = THE PUBLIC TO KNOW
w that G. A. Beehn, Job Printer $50 Main
street, Bethel Block, near Court Square. does
the cheapest and best printing in the city.
Defes competition 1923
IREEN PASTU ttE-BARLEY. AND RYE
" fields now ready for fall and winter graz
ing at Mon. Redford's pasture farm. Leave
orders with Bracket & Co. 26t
WAETED. = sEooND-HAND FURNI-
w nitnre, feathers and household goods
of all kinds bought at 2S2 Second street.
l0t II. 7. SINN0TT.
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FOR RENT.

II0R RENT-TaE RESIDENCE, NO. si4
II Madison street extended, containing six
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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1872-03-16

NEw ORLEANS. March 10. n:S0 a.m.-Cot-
ton is strong Sight exchange, &c premium.
Sterling, commercial. 1875 to 201s; bank, 9o5s.
Gold ..l01< Middling ............ 221<
Good ordinary. ..2OA Receipts. ............ g6
Low middling...2lss Sales .....~.......-.... 800
p.m.-Gold. lO1z. Cotton is active and
irmer. Sales since pm. yesterda. $500 bales /;
receipts. SO. Sight. 80 premium. Sterling,
1873 to 2O1s; bank. 2O9<. Good ordinary. 2056;
low middling, 2l5s; middling, ~.
NKw YORK. March l6. 10 a.m.-The mar
ket opens quiet. Sales at all United States
ports yesterday, II. 66s; receipts. sOs9; here,
2s7. Sales for April. 221<c; May. 225sc; June.