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WANTED.

XXTANTRD-Aw WHITE WOMAN TO WASH
w and iron aud help In the kitchen. To
good woman liberal wages viii DO paid. Apply
al the Leighton House, 80 Madison u B-t
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Leighton House
80 MADISON ST.,
MRS. A. ]. LEIGHTON, Proprietress.
LADIES' RESTAURANT,
GARD.

IHE UNDERSIGNED FAVE BEEN AU-
thorined by Eastern Capitalists to propose to
the people of Memphis and vicinity the ss-
tablishment ofa
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WILL LEAVE AS ABOVE C~=.
wv SATURDAY, 2lst inst. at sk!ssFtt2
~ Z. D. COBB & CO., Agents.
93-97 266 Front street.
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XATANTED-A FEW. B0ARDERs AT THE
w Morris Farm" during the summer
ated on the fernando road. Ave miles from
Memphis. Terms; s. per week for board and
unfurnished rooms. or So per week for board
and furnished rooms. There Is n conveyance
attached 20 the farm, 10 carry persons 70 and
from the cars. For further particulars inquiro
Of Captain ]. r. Taylor. 276 Front st. 92-yI
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Mellow bench mark.
fBelow high water Of 1871.
Blank l.....l indicates no report; cipher 10Y
stationary; ~ rising.
Observer Signal Service. u. s. A.
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HTANTED-VAULTS AND CISrERNS 10
w clean. j. ID. Fox. 80 Union st. S-t
TLyANTED-MoRE HANDS WANTED BY
w A. Lea a Co., Fulton, Tennessee. Apply
10 GAGE a FISHER,
AT 30S Front street.
VLTANTED. - SECONDHAND FURNI-
w nituro, feathers and Lousohould goods
Of all kinds bought at 262 Second street.,
lot II. 7. sINN0TT.
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New ORLEANS, June 20, 1850: a.m.-Cotton
Isl in good demand. Middling, -@lS5sc;
sales. :; sight exchange, 5sc premium, ster-
ling, 2I9sc.
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COTTON.
Memphis quotations:

The following is the weekly report ofreceipts,
sales, etc., at Liverpool for tho past three
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1873-06-20

opens quiet. UpiandS. SJs@9di Orleans. 9Is
9914d.
1850 p.m.-Cotton is quiet and steady. Up
lands, s7S99d; Orleans. 9k99l<d. Sales, TO-
CO., Of which 1000 were for export and specula-
ton,
The New York herald., 1873-06-30
EARTHQUAKE IN ITALY.
eevere Shocks and General Terrestrial Commotion
in the North-Loss Of Life and Damage to
Property -Fifty-two Persons Killed.
TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.

FLORENCE, June 29, 1873.
Strong shocks OF earthquake were felt in the
northern part Of Italy at five O'Clock this morning
The motion was severe in Venice and Verona
In those cities, but no serious damage done to
persons or property.
) At otner points the shocks were more violent
nnd their effect disastrous.
despatch from Trevso reports that at Teletto
Nnear Conegliano, about thirty-fve miles north of
Venice, church was destroyed by the earthquake,
and thirty-eight persons were killed, and in four
villages vttoria fourteen persons were killed
Rnd many injured.
Great damage was also done in the town of
sBelluno, on the River Piave, fifty miles north OF
Venice
The New York herald., 1873-06-30
s r A I N
Policy Of the Ministry and the Cabinet Plan
Of Freedom for Cuba.
eolitieal Party Threats Of Rsvriution-Rsport Of
Castanon's Losses in Battls with the Car
iss-Ministerial Precsution Against
Outbreak in tbs Metropolis
IElfsaAss TO 1HE NEW YORK HERALD.

MADRID, June 20, 1873.
Sei1or Pi Marsali stated In the Cortes yesterday
that his progrsmme OF policy unchanged.
I Notice was given that the government would
present q Dill for ''the immediate abolition OF
slavery Cuban and that '.the same political priv
leges would be granted to the colony en-
y joyed by the people OF Spain''
Tie announcement received with cheers.
tOLITicAL ATTEMPT TO ISTIMIDATE THE GOVERN
! MENT.
The rreconcilables threaten to take up arms II
the Ministry Is formed exclusively Of members or
j3he Right.
PROBATION AGAINST MUNICIPAL OUTBREAK.
! The city authorities OF Madrid have made prepa-
cations to repress disorder, and stationed o corps
OF the civil guard around the palace OF the Cortes
BULLETINS FROM THE FIELDS BATTLE.
I General Nouvillas telegraphs that Castanon's
loss IN his recent engagement with the Carlists
near Pampeluna was twenty killed. 100 wounded
and leo missing, while that or the rebels was 100
killed and 400 wounded.
The report OF the defeat by General Cabrinety Of
the Caflist forces under the personal command OF
Don Alfonso is officially confirmed.
NATIONAL ECONOMY.
The Minister OF Marine announced as q measure
OF economy the suppression oil the Admiralty and
the discontinuance OF the Mediterranean squad
ron.
4 oOAoA SVotouo HAS Uccu dpUoluIcu nlnlStcT VI
Public Works.
cATALoNIAN CONSERVATISM.
The mteTnatiOnals are losing ground In Cata-
aonia.
a Fighting Cleric on the Cartel or War.
! PARIS June %, 1873.
- The Cure OF Santa Cruz still holds as prisoners the
Mayor OF viriaton and the correspondent OF LIE
Pays and will only release them on condition that
SFrance gives up two fnterned Carlist officers.
The New York herald., 1873-06-30
CITY and COUNTY ESTIMATES.

Financial Statement for the Present Tear Of tho
Board Of Apportionment and Estimate
Details Of the Appropriations for Each
Department Of the City and County
Government-How the $27,-
100000 To Be Raised by
Taxation Il Made Up.
The New York herald., 1873-06-30
NAVAL INTELLIGENCE,

The United States steamer Brooklyn, OF the Euro.
pean neet sailed for home on the I'd OF June, and
will arrive at New York or Boston about the latter
sion. - S~'-S-'.
The New York herald., 1873-06-30

The Cream OF Every Joke 10 COmcems
trated IN WAIVERS celebrated Milk Punch SO Eighth
| ayenss. corner rhistyssvsntb street.
The New York herald., 1873-06-30

SOtourners Al the Fash ionable Hotcla
Will nnd All the leading and disngue styles gentlemens
IA. HATS q, KNOWS IN his Fifth Avsaue Hotel store
watering places Hats'for boating nshnq Shooting ic:
in short for all kinds of Hats cool comfortable ARA
stylish, go 70 kNOx'S. " ~~
The New York herald., 1873-06-30

Royal Havana Lottcry.-Prices Re-<
duced circulars sent and Information giver We soid
J. Is. MARTINEZ 4 co, Bankers lC Vail street
Post Office box &,6S5. New York
The New York herald., 1873-06-30

chemistry, $500; for repairs, alterations, &C..
10 school buildings, ZOO; tor repairs,
hlteINlons &C., 70 neaung apparatus So0OOO,
The New York herald., 1873-06-30

CINCINNATI, June 20, 1873.
D. ]. He1ren, who killed ID. +. Halstead at Salem
Ind, June co. was hanged ut Salem by the vigt,
lance Committee last night.
The New York herald., 1873-06-30

Advice About Cholera.
II Is easier prevent than The only perfect
preventive and disinfcctant Is CARBOLIC ACID. Con-
tagion cannot exist or spread where II Is used.
warehouse SO John street. city this great purifier fur
nshed in quantity, every grade, and in all
proved forms for all purposes
Depot for Buchans Carbolic Soaps and Compounds.
Iwenty-three varieties for household cesspoos aud
stables . -
Ii you need Carbolc Acid any Its prepa-.
raons send TO headquarters and obtain reliable ar
Gle at low price. KIDDER, WErHERELL 4 CO., -
John street, near William
A.-Hcrald Branch Office, Brooklyn
corner Of Fulton avenue and Boerum street.
Open from s A. to gP. M.
on sunday from to9 r NJ
A.-WhO Wants = Hat .-GO to Doug ane
l02 Nassau street, corner Of Ann.
All Colds I'm the Head, Including Caa-
tarrh and Weak Nerves, cured by W0LCOTTS Ca
TARRH ANNIHILArOR. Pins ST.
Bachelors Hair Dye Is the Best In tho
world, the only tyuc and perfect hair dye nstantane-
GUS, harmless at all druggists
COrns Cured, soc. to -; BuniOns, Nails
&c, treated at S2 Broadway between Thirteenth and
Fourteenth sts. DR. WESTERvEL7 Chiropodist
Corns Cured, soc. to 81; Bunions, Nail&
&c treated, at $50 Broadway between Thirteenth snd
Fourteenth sts. Dr. WEsTERvEIr, Chiropodist.
For Fourth OF July-Use the Pleasant
Valley Wine Company's Still Sparkling WINES pure.
wholesome AMI better than any imported Wines Com
pany's Depot 90 Fulton street a. u. KIRK 90.
For Making Root Beer, Get Knanps'e
EXTRACT OF R0OTS Sold by most druggists
The New York herald., 1873-06-30

Red N0ses.-A DIR. Bernier, I'm Paris. xnx
bleaching noses which the trcacherons influence Of
liquor has impaired rn!dy glow by means q eecIi-
whitenes DR. GoURAuD's cELEBRATED ITALIAN
MEDICATED sOAP, tits well known. will bleach fery.
flaming into delicate white This will alsDt
cure Moth Patches letter scaiy Erapors Of the skin.
Black Worms, Barbers Itch Scad Head, Infamed Skin,
Prcky Heat and all diseases Of the skin arising from
inpure state Of the bloo1 exposure and in
Found at Dr. GoURAuDS, As Bond street. EsaAblished
\
The New York herald., 1873-06-30


Minister Bingham has not yet received his final
Instructions apart from those OF general char
acter which are printed and supplied to all our
Ministers. These give directions as to the care OF
the archives and the manner in which Official COM
municatfons are to be addressed to the Department
OF state. No two or more subjects are to be en-
braccd in the same despatch. The Minister Is
forbidden to keep for his own private use copies OF
such communications. He Is also admonished
to speech making on public occasions and at prl-
vate parties, his remarks to be Of q general
character, avoiding such points as would give
occasion to unfriendy comment, and he is reminded
Of the impropriety of furnishing from the records
Of the Legation information for the press or for
merely individual benefit In other words, ne il to
guard the records as belonging exclusively to our
government The instructions In effect admonish
him to preserve the strictest courtesy toward the
government TO which he Is accredited.
Serious Accident 20 Member OF q Signal
Party.
The Signal once has received Information tnat O
member OF the Signal party on Mount Washington,
named Seecy, met with a serious II not fatal acci
dent on Saturday afternoon by falling from the
trestle work OF the railway. Medical assistance
was procured promptly from Lttleton, buk at last
accounts the man remained lpsenaihle.
The New York herald., 1873-06-30

Mothers, Mothers, MOthers.
.Don't fail 70 procure MRS. wfNsLOw'S SOOTHING
SYRUP all diseases ncden to the period etnGt
in children relieves the child from pain cures wind
collie regulates the bowels and by giving relief and
health TO the child, gives rest To the mother
Be and call for
MRS. WINSLOW'S SOOTHING SYRUH."
For sale by all druggists
The New York herald., 1873-06-30

A.-Hcrald Branch Office, Brooklyn
corner of Fulton avenue and Boerum street
Open from s A. M To 9 Y. M.
on Sunday from to p NJ
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-euced las; night. and still eo-;luues,
sI;euding through Idaho, and a. IL. cas-.
IS BRIAN. Montana Stages NV lie over
for the night. Union and Central trains
arrive regularly.
II the cattle stealing case, to-day, at
Sat Lake, Dist:ic: Judge HAwley decided
that the Probate Court has no iurisdic-
ton, and held II. prisoners in g. 90
bail. Thsy Will be examined before him
At Cor!nne, OF Monday next.
Sacramento, Jaa. 2j.-Paul Morrill,,
Of the Sacramento Union, hearing tina,
a wagran: had bean sworn on. a.ains,
him for conducting business on Sunday,
ne surrendered himself to-day. His case
and that Of the proprietors of the Rec
ord and the agent Of Wells, Fargo il Co.,
are taken under advisement.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1873-01-26
EASTERN.

New York, January 24.-The Treasury
Department has packed $4,000, 600 o.
specie for export tomorrow.
Havre de Grace, Md, January pa
family of 9 persons have just been res
cued from Kern's Island, opposite this
place, where they had been driven by the
food. They nearly died from exposure.
Baltimore, January ?4.-The National
Prison Reform Congress, to-day, desig-
mated St. Louis as the place for their
next annual meeting. The Congress de-
cided that any person may become a
member OF the Association by sending
SO to the President, e1-Gov. Seymour.
at Utica, y. \.
New York, Jan. 24.-When Foster. the
car-hook murderer, was sentenced to-day,
he said, in reply to the usual question,
Il didn't intend to kill him." The
Judge, in pronouncing sentence, men,
toned no hour for the execution. The
omission is thought by some to be OF
great importance to the condemned.
Washington, Jan. 24.-The President
has signed the bill abolishing the grades
of Admiral and Vice Admiral in the Navy.
New Haven, Conn, Jan. 25.-John r.
Johnson was sentenced, yesterday, to be
hung on April 10th, 1874, for the muir.
der of Johanna Hess, of Meridian. The
State law does not permit the sentence
Of death to be executed under one year
This is the first death sentence pro-
nounced in New Haven for % years.
New York, January 25.-The storm Of
Thursday night caused considerable de.
lay in many southern and northern mails
When Foster, after sentence of death
was passed upon him yesterday, returned
to his cell, be fell down and wept. O.her
prisoners in the Tombs were fearfully
dlsmayed by Fosters sentence. Stokes
and Foster are in adjoining cells.
A Cuban privateer, recently fitted on,
at Elizabeth, has been towed back, dis
abled, the crew having deserted.
Raleigh, n. c., Jan. 25.-A bill wa:
introduced in the Legislature, yesterday
granting amnesty and pardon for ali
offenders under the oct Furnishing with
felony the going in disguise, and unde,
which members of the Ku-Klux have
been apprehended.
New York, Jan. 25.-The latest Euro
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1873-01-26
FOREIGN,

Ottawa. Can1ds- Jan 2t-Gor. 4r-hi-
bald, 9: N4Lis5zb1, takes h.s sea, il the
Dominion Czbinet IS Sscre.ar! c: State
Hove viii Be appointed Lisa;. Go7arn5r
Q. Nova Scoti2.
S. Ps:ersbcry, Jan -+.-TGe Official
Gzz=tte, in 81 article on the khivau
question, expresses surprise 1t the ssii-
tEds Of .hs English press in regard 10 the
Russian norenen. il Central Asia The
Gazstts says, negotiations between Rus
SIS and Great Britain on this question
have bean conducted in friendly spirit
on bo:h sid=s. The ob.ec: Which Russia
nov has in v.s=, is to rs1dsr page in
Cen.ra. Asia more secure. 1t is disicuI,
to settle the boundaries Of unknown
countries, but no encroachmeut upon
Afshanistan is neiit4ted BY Russia I:
is probable there vii De Sd understand
ing between the .~o governments 4, 81
early day.
Paris, January 24-Sickles, American
Minister to Spain, is expected here il =
few days.
Paris, Jan. 2t.-Tae Count de Paris
requested an in.erview with the Coqu,
de ChAmbord.
London, Jan. 24.-The Belgian Con-
sui st Dover informs the authorities tina,
the vessel which ran down the North
Fleet was the Rel2yo, tEun Antwerp tor
Havana.
Berlin, January 24-In tie House Of
Deputies, to-day, question Was asked
touching emigration, and the measures
tbs Government. had taken to prevent it.
The Minister Of the interior replied tha,
it was impossible to restrict emigration,
after granting the right to change domi-
| Gle. What was wanted was enlightened.
| judieious legislation, TO make those who
now thought Of emigratins value theic
country above al Others. Emigration
could best be counteracted by elevating
and improving the condition o: the peo-
pie at home. This vas what the Gov
eminent was aiming at. By those means
it hoped 20 check the tide OF emigration.
London, Jan. 25.-Eugenie has con-
c,uded soon to leave Chiselhurst. She
will not leave England, but will take I'd
her residence in some other portion Of
the country.
A dispatch from Genoa says, the Rsv.
DR.. Pusey is better.
Stockholm, Jan. 25.-The new King
of Sweden, Oscar II, will be crowned on
the 1st Of May.
London, Jan. At is reported tbs;
the steamship has been discovered which
sunk the emigrant ship of Dunssnsss
lighthouse, on wednesday night. The
opinion is becoming general thu; the
vessel which ran into the North Flee.
also went down, with all hands. before
the North Fleet. The Owner Of the
Spanish steamship Murillo, who landed
at Dover two hours before the collision
occurred, believes i, was his vessel that
collided with the North Fleet, and thai
both were DESTROYED.
I
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ca1z1trT bearing -pgo the szti.=.t a. g--s4,
l.-g-1- He then proceeded to sL25,3rat4
- a-g-Zs1. il favor q tn PIN @.
--:=rt 79:= Z IL r=oF.= e: Pgesii=u,
al Fl.e-Pr=sSisuc- Stain his pg=f=--
e-.= ~ IL pa b. wish IL P.esi3=ut
.12z-d L. s,ss:7i 3! tae peop.. a. ou4
c,--unitv. g.7.lg The election 10 the
l-4- Who r=e=i7=I II. highest r--2b=r Of
Votes. -.tLozi regard u the S.z;e lines
- municipal divisions. BIT assuming
thai tie s-z-I=- States would o5i.c; to
this plan lie be,ie7ei they you'd have
no oS.sctio1 TO such change IS you'd
cr.lg the election Of President directly
to the people @: the several States. each
State TO be divided int2 - many districts
as /; has Senator'S and representatives,;
the district - have one vote in the elec-
ton Of President and V.ce-Presid.u:,
AMI the vote Of that dissric. TO Be count
81 il favor Of the caniidates who rs-
ceIved tie larses: number Of votes In it.:
this would still give each State the same
l1mber Of votes il now has in the cleo
ton Of President and yic.-Presiisnt;
the votes, however, TO be given directly
for candidates by the people without the
Intervention Of Electors. He argued the
fairness Of this arrangement, to which
he favored the addition OF a provision
which should refer all disputes which
might arise in districts or States to the
United States Courts. The plan last
named is the same as that urged by Pres
ident Jackson and warmly supported by
Mr.. Benton.
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10 Tia zsaA. crzs10-4 IA szeh alsss- Wis
pc5-01resi insLnz- Sz-cs thai tina =.
las bsea e-ossly e9as1si Il lzElti.
As!izu U-1l : few days ago. =hso.
l-s--Ll L=a-th lPFeL-4-s 10 be quite -
ss1-+i- k= IVES C-isret 10 s-.c1 trial tor
TIE 1cr3sr, AID VII be tcu-g4t into
cCa-rz tbs ECz;E-
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