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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1872-04-25

Blank (......) indicates no report; cipher 10y
stationary.
Hight Of water above low water mark, 81
feet and inches.
A slight rise at Davenport, and a foot
or so of swell at Omaha, constitute the
rise at points above, and elsewhere the
streams are generally declining. Here
the river began falling yesterday, and
has already gone down several inches.
White river is down to FIVE feet scant,
and the Arkansas has not over four feet
nine inches of water in the channel to
Little Rock. The weather is warm and
pleasant during the day, and cool but
clear at night.
PORT NEWS.
The Continental got 200 bales OF cot
ton and 700 sacks of oil cake for New
Orleans, and had plenty of room for
more. ....... The Mallie Ragon, for the
Arkansas, got number Of passengers
BY laying over until evening'.......Ihe
Loncworth went down at dark with 1900
tons. including 300 hogsheads Of sugar
-, The Coal City arrived with 5000
bushels of coal for Brown Il Jones.........
The Ajax, John A. Wood, Smoky City
and Dwight Newcomb, with tows of coal,
went down during the day.........But two
boats are announced to-day-one for
Vieksburg, the other for St. Louis. ........,
Business to-day was light......-.The 1.
H. Allen, from the Arkansas, brought in
80 bales cotton and a lot Of sundries to
order. She reshipped % bales cotton at
the mouth of White river for New Or
leans. ...,... The Richmond, from New
Orleans, passed up early this morning,
after discharging 10 tons Of freight here.
-. The City Of Chester came in with
a fair trip Of grain and produce.........
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SHIPPING TAGS are now printed at the
LEDGER office cheaper than in Cincin-
natl. No use to send your orders from
home. 3lf
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Fresh Fish.

Choice Mackinaw trout and white fish
received every day by express and for
sale by Victor D. Fuchs, No. Al Jetfer-
SON street 81
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EMMoNs & Son, the veteran newsmen
at 10 Jefferson and 40 Main streets,
have received the latest publications,
daily papers from all points. weekly pic
torials, monthly magazines, both home
and foreign, and news goods Of every
description.
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New Flrm-Fishl Fishll

Galloway & Dill, dealers in lake fish,
cells, etc., under the elevator. Come
one, come all. W. E, DILL,
RoBT. GALLOWAY.
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BREyITIEs.

rising Hour.
The Dolly Warden epidemic is becom-
ing sporadic.
Collidipg street cars add zest to travel
ON the street railway lines.
The Confederate Relief Association
picnic will be held on the 18th Of May.
The county assessors will soon 90 ON
the grand rounds among the taxpayers.
Rrussels carnets adorn the aoors Of
many fashionable saloons throughout
the city.
The Probate and Quorum Courts Of
Shelby county will be in session on
Monday week
A number OF race horses and fighting
ROSTERS came down on the steamer
Richmond TODAY. s6
The Mempbis Expositiou will be suc-
cessfnl. Onr business men should give
II all the material aid necessary
Dan Smith. the negro who murdered
Young Mr. Merriwether is to be hung in
this citv on the 2lst of lime next
TIE .aonI.r n,ontb,v maa,;na ~ ,bo
General Council will be held on Wednes.
day evening next at the usual hour.
IT, u;.s;s.;,,,,; az, nanosd ,aood;no
ro.,ord.v g. a. h;ch noo;.;on !, hos
been maintaining for some weeks
M cone.do...o p.,;oe A..oo;o.;on
- ~. o,,o,,;.,' - oo.,,,o.o -
mi. o., Mamor;sl dor-Mav IN n
pau NJ A paEss,a .ha nntoa 49,;
uor.t e. Mos.aoh,,..,s ! ho,a;n.
ea~.L - 80 j d;ono;o. % 1au;a
80
,soJ 80 49, .e,,.. S~l hora.s - -
oS.a..I;, s''h, 49, e.ls. -. s..,.a.
,Io-
ne saic Oh seats ior tne 'ah ''it il' "a
~ No. Tnoo.as - 49, so-osoo,,
a large a.'endance Is eApec'eu ~ 'ne
spriAg meeting OF 'ne onicAaSaw 'ovAey
u'' "oH WI"
10Y
Arrangements are making 10 COM
mence finishing the monument over .ne
graves Oh tne bonleuera'e ueau a' lin
"o0u
new Dayid Walk, OF Tue onriseiaii
church, Will lecture some tlme neA'
week ior the oenent OF the hea'n orpna"
Asylum t3fl4
Next sunday Will be the last day OF
PASSOVER, ana VIII De eeieOraed Dy our
hebrew ieliow-citizens al tne synagogues
IN mostreigious manner
A hackman, owing to the eloquence
OF the hecorder to-eay' SUBSCRIBER 1--WE
dolars 10 tne city, ne having oVerciars
ed q traveller a IKE amount
A person claiming to be the lineal de-
scendant OF John the Baptist is spreading
the Gospel among the colored people III
the SUBURBS Oh oou'h "ennpuis'
William Mclean, State and county
Tax Collector, returned yesterday from
a trip to the Eastern seaboard. In the
next oihcial canvass ne VIII Jake d
hand. -
Song of the Nicolson pavement con-
tractors to their Emmons bill for Ala
bama claims in the shape of indirect
damages Goodbye sweetheart goou
bye.
Colonel John Sommerville, of our
city, has agreed to deliver the oratien
at the decoration ceremonies at Elm
wood, on the first Saturday IN May the
4th proximo.
Councilman Arthur Gibson, of the
Third ward, was made the recipient of a
daughter yesterday, and to-day he is re-
ceiving the congratulations OF his
friends.
The Federal ofice-holders Of Memphis
are for Grant to man, and attempt to
make light of the Liberal movement, yet
they fear the result Of the Cincinnati
Convention.
Quite a number of Memphians are
making preparations for trip to Eu-
rope, and win leave during the month of
Nav. European tours are becoming
nonnlar and fashionable.
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GENUINE Pavilion and Congress
Springs water for sale, wholesale and
retail, by j. B. Hills, 2sl Main st. [ll3
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The Liverpool market opened a shade easier
on the better grades to-day, the decline being
abaut 1-l6d. New York rssnandsd, and
dropped &c, but better feeling prevailed Of
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GENTS new style hats, the finest and
cheapest in the city, at Wheaton & Co.'s,
The Hasters, 279 Main street, sign of the
tiger. 81
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srr..-rIrrIsa 3. sl5 sse0nd .. aat
Indu.triaI Exposition

New style hats, cheap, at Wheaion's,
27s Main street. sign Of the tiger. 50
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Received. fifty tubs strictly choice
butter, for sale low, at F, l.. Warmers.
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BOARDING..

DOARDING-A LARGE, AIRY ROOM,
ID either furnished or unfurnished. and
board in private family. either for gentle
man and wife or two single gentlemen, lll1a
Exchange street. 4-B
DOARDING-ON AND AFTER THE lsr
ID of March the terms Of the Whttemore
lows: Single room, 81 per week; two occu-
I1ying same room, Sc per week. each board
by the single week. 50; regular day board, IS
per week. These prices being as low as can
Be Afforded are made payable strictly. in adj
vance. unless we'll secured by responsible par
ties. Families accommodated on very rea-
sOnable terms. Z9r
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PITTsBURG and Camel coal and gas
coke. Brown q Jones, Office 282 Main
street. Bethel Block. +
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Play billiards on Phelan 4 Collender's
beveled tables, at the Peabody. l56
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RIVER INTELLIGENCE.

ARRIVALS.
Steamer Robert Mitchell, New Orleans.
Phil Allin, Friar's Point.
"dn Nick Longworth, Cincinnati.
City of Chester, St. Louis,
T. H. Allen, Arkansas river.
DEPARTURES.
Steamer Robert Mitchell, Cincinnati
N Mallie Ragon, Arkansas river.
-g4" Phil Allin, Friar's Point.
% Nick Longworth, N. Orleans.
Richmond, st. Louis.
BOATS IN PORT.
Mary Boyd, 7. H. Allen, City of Ches-
ter. no
BOATS ADVERTISED TOLEAvE TO-DAY.
ST. Louis......... City Of Chester........-5 pm.
Vicksburg ........... City Of Vicksburg...-5 pm.
RIVER, BUSINESS, WEATHER.
The rise and fall at other points since
our last issue, as reported by the Signal
Service Bureau, is as follows:
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The Robert Mitchell, from New Orleans
last night, put off so barrels molasses,
added 100 bales cotton, and left for the
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DUTCHER'S LIGHTNING FLY-KILLER

Sweeps them off and clears the house
speedily-try it. Sold by dealers every
where, M eod-9s
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McCuLLERs, at Court Street Stables
has elegant turnouts. 35-f
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ELEGANT buggies and well trained
horses at Court Street Stables. 35f
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GRAVEL, or composition roofing, both
GENUINE, by E. C. Jones, No. 334 Second
street. Oh 3Sl
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SPRING style hats at wheaton's.
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BOYS and children's hats in every va
riety at Wheatons, sign of the tiger. So
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THE corner of Second and Monroe is
a live corner-at least Mansford's part
of it. There You can Gnd the latest
news, the most popular novels, station
cry of all kinds, and almost anything
else you want. Base balls at wholesale.
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An. FASHIONABLE people drive the
Court Street Stable horses and buggies.
s5t
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PAVILION WATER will cure kidney dis
easas so
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FAST HORSES and fine buggies at Court
Street Stables. 35-f
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FINE Neutria hats at wheatOn's. 50
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sTRAYEp.

STRAYED OR ST0LEN-B MARE.
blaze face had saddle and bride on when
lost last night. liberal reward will be paid
for her return to McCullers' stable, South
Court street. 46-f
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Walking Motion Treadles,
or all Sewing Machines, at 22S Main st.
33t ..s rn.Lr
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II OST OR ST0LEN-A RED DURHAM
IL Cow, star in the forehead. or umpy heTns,
small head. in medium order, and dry. Will
ington street. 1880 MI. MILLER.
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pOi40 a.m.-CottOn ID quiet anu weak. Sales
for April. 225sc; June. % 7-16c.
5p.m.-Cotton is dull. Spot sales. 200 /;
futures. 1900. Sales for April, 221zc; May,
q 15-16c; July. 2Sssc; August. 235Sc; Septem-
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FINE beaver hats at wheatOn's.
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PUBLIC LEDGER.
ONCE: No. IL Madison Street.
LARGEST CITY CIRCULATION.
THE CITY.

NJ Il Pills..
Thursday Evening. April 20, ItI72
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Recorders Court.

But sixteen misdemeanor cases were
heard by the Recorder this morning.
C. W. Kenney, charged with robbing
James Gallagher, in Center alley, of one
hundred and twenty-five dollars, was
committed to Jail without bail, the proet
being evident and the presumption
strong. 80.
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EnR SALE or RENT.Ol

NOR SALE ORIENT BRIcKsTABLE IN
rear Of 296 Main street. Inquire Of
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Buy your wood from c H. John
son, III Poplar street. II
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CoKE AND Coal TAR for sale at Gas
Company's office, 29l Second st. [7O-t
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LIVKRPOoLs April .. 1T; 100 am. : cotton
opens quiet. Uplands. ll1Sd; Orleans. 1lssd.
$3.50 p.m.-COttOn is dull and heavy. Up
lands. l11sd Orleans. llssd. Sales, 10000
bales. of which 5000 were for export and spec
ulation
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A year age to-day prices advanced at Liver
pool. New York and here. The advance here
was fully ic. ....'..,.,..
We publish each day a complete telegraphic
report of the different markets up to the hour
of going to press. They will be found in this
column. t .
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FOR SALE.

NOR SALE-2OO CORDS DRY KINDLING
L wood, at 50 per cord. at G.. M. Venable's
saw-mill, on Wolf river. north Of Bayou
Gavoso ~ 44-49
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In the Criminal Court to-day Maurice
Dunn, indicted for stealing goods from
the Worsham House, was found guilty
by the jury, and sentenced to three
years Imprisonment in the penitentiary.
Who will be the successful Congress
sional candidate2 is the question of the
day. The number Of aspirants is in
creasing rapidly; in fact every week
brings forth crop that will be gathered
in when the convention assemblies.
General Marcus J. Wright, our present
Sheriff, announces himself as a candi-
date for reelection. Sheriff Wright has
been identified with the interests of
Shelbv county for a quarter of a century,
and is strong man before the people.
The Liberal German Republicans Of
this city met last evening and selected
Messrs. John .Dstlinger, T. Renkert and
F. Koch as delegates to the Cincinnati
Convention. The mass of the Germans
of our city are in favor of schurz and
against the man Grant
That periodical spasm known as How
to remove the bluffs,T has fortunately
passed away. The bluffs, upon which
DeSoto stamped his hoofs and over
which strobe Governor Gsyoso and his
Spanish knights, still stand in defiance
Of agitators who demand their removal.
Early J. EasOn, the murderer Of Ed.
Iyles, has obtained a new trial from the
Supreme Court, on the grounds that one
of the jurors in the Criminal Court had
formed and expressed an opinion based
on reading a newspaper account OF the
New-York tribune., 1872-09-25

enouch however 10 mako few comparisons WHICH,
odous generally. this connection are thousnt heeou
CONCLUSIONS AND ooNPARIsoSs
The White Star Line appears TO be fully equal ON the
whole Tn any other as regards emgrant Accommodation
but none OF the food which there was always was
fl excess was served up ft for human beings 10 ea
Tbs however appears 10 be the same with all the COM
panes The system Of placing single womon and young
1rls among the married couples most reprehensbie
and the lack of sewardess is great evil Why cannot
some enerprslng company provide decent aocommoda-
ton and havo food cooked and served In Christian
manner for Storage passengersi The few hundreds
they would spend would be amply repaid them, for tho
poor despsed ofen perhaps. dsreputable) emgrant is
the most valuable species OF traffic brought across the
Atlantic For instance the voyage In question: the
Republic carried 800 passengers. beside many infants
for whom 2i shlings each had to BIO paid. AT 46 S")
per head deducting the six shngs the 81 80 commu-
tation money paid by the shipowners to the sate e
amount received in round numbers would DO a9'oVo
lsOOp In gold. Suppose that for the nine days al sea
the board would cost Is shillings per head wmch Is
liberal calculation las believe the National Line reckon
that 1t only costs them five shlngs per headl' hVe
shings per head cost OF advertising ana agencies
and clear profit OF $1,000 015OOO Is loft Five hundred
and ninety is a small number Of passengers 10 carly
when there are 800 and 1000 board somo ships IN
crease these calculations proportion. and II VIII DC
seeD that emgrants are valuable than saloon pas
geDgers or freight
New-York tribune., 1872-09-25

,o,r dcstination-somo from England and others from
Castlo Garden. ~ 49,,
AZ Buffalo the emigrant train was broken up and tno
company that Jersey city in few days scattered
over all the Union from Wisconsin to California nave
traced their passage the Atlantic their rcatmens
Mt Castle Garden Depot. at the ana
- NTanv hardship, there are which doubtcannot
80 nrod hpt arc necessary accompaniments OF travels
h sea and land but there also many abuses which
rcoure ectfyng and in pointing out such IL leads 10
their reform. tho purpose of this narrative VIII DO
New-York tribune., 1872-09-25
Oyyen oY rHs CornIoSKRs EREcroS PuBLio
BUILDINGS PHILaDKLPHIA September ~, lSl2.
XNHEREAS. The Court has granted the in

w iuucen lske for BY GsbreAh others restraining
r dressed Granite for the basement
and areas Of Publ Bslding Conber Sargeant Co
SEALED PROPOSALS will be received the Ohce the Comm
sonen No Chestnust until o'clock ofOct 812, for
the several q.aes GRANITE required 70 face the walls
aud the Public BuRg tt PennsqaAe
Philadelphia
prOpOs Considered must ooufom 70 the following
duoBs
Fst responsible and experienced regularly
furnishing dressing aud setting and must state
the foot the rough delivered wharf convenient 20 toe
buildings also oss for Che entire materials aud work desod aud
10 the walls. complete
Second Il the difference price between tho
teriAls dressed In Philoielpha and AZ the qaarres
The shortest required 10 complete the whole work.
accompanied sample OF the material Intended
be furnished Of @ than sir 6 inches cube showing she
faces dressed and rough and designating The epreseBs
FyA must present satisfactory evidence Of the capacity Of me
furnish and ability OF The hfef control the supply OF
stone from the and complete the whole wo proposed for
be accompanied b. certificate hat bond Ia the
dei with the Solicitors the Commission
West Washington the affect that the low
bidder shall coutrao with ssstory security,
DAYS the Is awarded he will he Seemed as declining
will be held hsbs s bosd for the aenp between hi bid
aai Of the neat lowest bidder
themselves the right 70 al
bhs 10 deeiBed By them satisisetOrf
be drawing Of the materials and workmanship asked r e
occ o thr Architect John McArur, ESQ., No DOS south
S.Ihsl SAMUEL U Pkkklko. frckdent
FSAECU Ds uAEs JAHuKU, socgv.V. a. sr AL.
New-York tribune., 1872-09-25
REAL ESTATE.

Esw.YouK. Tuesi,y. Sept H. is,.
There was n larger attendance at the Exchange
this morning. upon DAY since The opening Of h' f as'a
n vas evident however principal Interest conferred as
-, = AN "a. .dvsse To be by James M Miller. aSde
the direction OF Richard Beamsh referee Of he property o'. %
the norheaey POur and
st. being lot tho sVen0s By I 'ee' On As '
feet rh s.. soa asr oH'sGsr,os sr S for q. oroD
J. ic Co sold es order o.ss .e1,, ,' % afasS
SSSs. Sss . and IsSn s 9oA'I Ode o. s s' al MT-,3, .
~, past due Interest from F''''' last to Mr. A. L.
PCT p p: :Ss s e. SsA'sy' 4Ssy ss s'"S Val
ssSensy6rs $50 fest SHaVe 10. beiss e5ss % "'''
Sa 4 .asns T;:s s.s, t. I.i oaS s,'s & is' d1s &
Alfred BISe 'eee,er Gf t.S & seSsu oSsSssas
md sc s%eniistS ana stst
I@oT Co. sIa.s drs:o' 40 g gf5Ss1 oS,.
referee located the northerT 500 Of rv
commencing 55 westerly from Tenihsye - A., "A.
=, b w% kssn; ~ I ss .. sss sf q IssSas saSSs
Rss,rdns hs .1S'S'P & s9es ISS %a u sy c.1 j. D,.
viii be q ven undsr date Of 25ih inst
At private sale i reported % vs. m sol0Es' =, ls ryroo ea
on Sbsrnansvs beiug portion hs Dyan ests,s e
os ZEE. 3:s . sss 1s 81 Sc g Ses.ssd s ssd'f -
Eight lots and One Rss
frstt our commanding z' feet "s'" Ns
One I; BIS on s.veutAve Boulevard. yes. % be.wee. 0s'
and 05s a sory Sro~n sooe
t nd ot SsIsTiOO loeato aBe No Wess nhs~S
Soa@S. cSss' .'s s's4w ws Sspi hssSS sss e, sIs
brown dwelling (al.o Columbia Colese esI ~
a. lot l33 r. s0utn o. nslesL
ar he east sde Of he Boulevard are OF o ps
vest corner lhiros's Nu
resnd geenthst 25IOO. with frame buildings "Se'a W '
yaluel. $1,000. ., -. - L.. ,w..s A. A.
usroRarg bid ged wv Nso 80
concnle1 70
II u Do plots snd sei as ne
ne1 oah The attendance the proposed sale was qa LIZ
THE following advertised 10 take place al TIE bh'uA'ss V'S
no.edl 10 morTOwi O., q.
pvA Bleecker legal sale under the dfeeaon q
referee two lots 29aO oeAted 90 ne D9N o'
and eneepths ST. feet Of Seeonirye
Ry lanes Miller legal sale under the direction o. Ose
referee the hreeOry bnc bouse anl ot Es ss
N Ia and he ard lot 3rf tnoSn a. NO 80
located on the north le Twenueb Broaass ana
-, q, t....... y,r.
ot Of land ling between Ry second and fiyhd N- pe'"
SiIth snd Seyenhayes. Id, . ,.t.. =, ~ .,ls. r
Crowe referee, the property located and Known a. '" y"
20.6I32.6. ,tor
And under the direction George Pnnsm Smith ree,ee oe p
erty No. 7O5 (oh No GOs) FourhsI between L''
Avenue ID. P,a
BY Edw Lawrence Of property located on norh soc o. s
Of Fourth ave. An9Sn
By Jere. johnson, the premises At bsyonhe N| "
and water fronts. =. ,f...ood f,.,
merly Haeknesak) n J sale Of 80 lots and po a. -
Kenney SbeuIs sale house ana lVs % "i' ''-
S.. between Broadway aud the BoSerJ' lot Z'IS'
New-York tribune., 1872-09-25

vesmen for me- as the bed stolen before reacheo
tne steerage, tho tinware leaked without exoepuon
ls was the case with that belonging to most OF tno e
rants, the fork broke at the first trial. anu 'no h1
refused TO cut anything harder than butter IN iao'
found afterward that nearly everything sOiu az '"s
h,s is of the most shoddy description and
tb moor emigrant finds when he has boen day or Two
a. sea that he has not a utens it for use
New-York tribune., 1872-09-25
Proposals

BOARD BSsISEERs PoURruAvE hPRovzSESr(
OFFICE GRAND CENTRAL DsPoT, NEW YoRK. Sept 1879.
NOTICE TO CONTRACT0RS.-SE
~ PROPOSALS will he received by the undersigned ocs
until O'Clock the Both day Of september 1871! ali the
FOurhaye between Seventy and Harlem
embracing large amount Of heavy work. excavation. tunnels wa
bridges kc
Plans specifications and blank proposals will bs In readiness this
lth dA Of September after which eag
ueers will be present 10 axe explanations
ALLAN CAMPBELL.
ALFRED w. CRAVEN Board Of Engineers
EDW. H. TRACY, Fourth.aVe. Improyemant
/ &. BuCKHOUT.
New-York tribune., 1872-09-25
Gons Jslauo Real estate for Sale.

TOR SALE or EXCHANGE for Brooklyn or
NewYok propey-Larye attractive COUNTRY RESIDENCE,
land peninsula Sag Harbor Depot Long Island
rutland WHITING, Beekmah-st, n. Y.
New-York tribune., 1872-09-25
Ge!p h1anieo--6 females.

A ADVERTISEMENTS FOR THE NEW
~ YORK TRIBUNE WILL Bg RECEIVED At THE UPTOWN
OFFICES No. TycondsL JS est lwsnIfthiri
st, up to o. m, at regular Office rates
yNANTED-In a private family, tirst-class
w chambermsid and waitress able do up hne clothes also
voung m 10 make herself generally useful in the house Apply 20
West Thirty second-st
VNTANTED-TEN DRESSMAKERS, to finish
w work also, girl fOr houseSork one th eau
fptesss reference required Apply 10 Nine IS SEVEN
50 Thirty. third -st, Of Broadway.
NNANTED-A smart, active YOUNG WOMAN
w general mostly chaberUOrki city references
Basement door, 50 West Twenty y-brst-st
VVANTED-A smart GIRL, in a private
w family; good cook washer and rone Apply a, 81
East Fiftecnthst, with reference.
WANTED-A good. smart GIRL, TO do gem
w small family; good
Call at 423 Pourhaye-, corner OF Twenty J-ninh-st
New-York tribune., 1872-09-25
msstrbsstrr GOuntp Real estate for Safe

AN IMPORTANT OPPORTUNITY TO get
"A beautiful SUMMER and WINTER RESIDENCE u tie
beautiful parts Weshes.sr County about Is les on s
built years ago BY days work for the who 0suss
IL reestOry, Mausar roof about H6o, With laundry paste
finished the best possible being mostly IN baek val
ash 10 beside bath Oom and about "a
large closets plenty draser. heated with the
largest Msgoe which makes part Of the house
any city hOuse cellar under the whole house equal
city; and throughout the house tiisS St
house u acres well all kinds Of end
thing place beginning perfect order
believes hundreds families who wou he ad
purchase h property they should For further psrenisn
call o n w. RIkER. Owner, Pns-st Room s.
New-York tribune., 1872-09-25
Broohlpn Real estate for Sale.

AN excellent three story, high-stoOp, brick
N HOUSE part Of Can-aye. and IN t class condition ioi
SALE Permits Of rutland WHITING Beekman St
TOR SALE, in the best location in Brooklyn,
T. D. four HOUSES, Rosss
Bedford and finished the best will be sold cheap
Inquire in the brck.ya1 Of wM. Z. CHAPMAN