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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-03-26
GoruoraIlon Notlres.
BUREAU CoLLEcTIos or AssEsssESTsl
No 10 CRY HALL. NEw.foRK, March H. 1873
DROPERTY-H HOLDERS are hereby notified


BUREAU COLLECTION or AssEsssESTs
No 10 CRY HALL. NEw.foRK March IL, 1878
DROPERTY- HOLDERS are hereby notlned
t the following revised corrected ROLLS OF ASsESe
NENTS therein seYeAy set forth have been
ceyed Department OF Public Works aud Transmitted 70 TINS bs
rraui o collection. via
Date Of confirmation
1873. THe
Feb -Tenthsve regulating grading, &C., between SeVeoeh and
Eghty-hrst-sts
Peb 7o-SI Ibst regulating grading ke between the Tenth
and New-ave - q, n.
Feb 2O-BghtJ regusng grading &c. between IA Pub
he Drive and NeV.syr ,-- m, - -, ,
Feb 2o-SIy hri regulating grading te between FrssATe aOd
Rasi River
Peb fourths regulating, grads le be-
Fourth and Bghth-ayes o,
P.h 20-iudsonst paving Chambers and CanAlsA
10-Porsyth between DIVISION
P-h 2O-Iiubert-st paving between Hudson and Wetsls
Peb 2OFranfhsst paving beIsen West broalhAy Al4
Feb tagging between Seventeenth and twenty
fourhss a., 49,, NJ A..
Psb gO-Fnl.s curb gutter ke between sixty aA and Eighty
siIthsis.
Feb eoFirtsve sewer between sIJnnh and SeventJourths
with branches.
p.h 2o-EIshy nBb sewer between Second and Fourth
north corner oil Leingohas
Feb 2O-B basic al northwest oSEner ave
Pen basin Southwest OF beIngtonaVe
Psb o-B ghVenh basin at south veal corner oil lexington
a
P.h han souh-se Of Lexington
Feb tsts ground dan between
Second sud Tiiri-ayes.
g.h and Seventy underground da
between FIst Secordayes
P,h 6RhsL regulating grading. &c. be-
Sixth and seyenhAycs =, a., -, -.
made this OAe within sr GAYS Hom 'hs u,~ s
br lss crtupted charge for interest at sven per cent winch
ihs C,l-c,ofs olrr h open daily from .. n. to
gVuA y. khsakDt, Csleo'9f ol as,s'sasast
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-03-26
n 7. WHOLESALE PRICES OF COUNTRY PRODUCE
For THE WEEK ENDING MARCH IS 1873.
for TRS n. Y. tribune bV oar eva ReDorte
H<ceroI Dire~faoaS

lbIpresSlV Tor IHE n. Y TRIBUNE Reoorteft
General DirecilOaS
good
gods Put everything good oier An attractive look secures exam
tnaon often sale where dirty package sOveny
esrsncs M Pack securely that the motion VIII allow the
tust change about lse plenty Of clean dy 6n cut with
esrG MARI plainly with pdisa stenphte besnd
he boz Dbl stating The amount also Send letter the
stating what route time ar An list
also nclostc bbL box The
Secure for yOursei reputation for fine best shape
o mArk IS in demand
BEANS AND PEAS.
~ bbS beans, and LOOT bush.
s1d Dol bush Arrivals Of beans 69 bb
LII bbls at taS We sales
ordinary - IS and us bills 1O
i mall qosn at ~ IS also 30 bbN medium sold al 81 5Oi
Ms S. and u bills medium Job lots receipts
tsA Of aemSn hence
asliae IN price. Quotations.
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proposalsl

Amusemenls
CTEINWAY dALL4--aICHARD WAGNER.
- THEoDORB THOMAS and his UHRIEALED ORCHESTRA
Inc Pu'"' - TIT TIL Ssw.YoRs WAGNER UNION
FIRST c GaS Sisf cor eoscsRr
On FRIDAY EVENING. March 70,
when the will contain number Of he 81 P0Pni as vel
KiCHAeD wGGSgR.
the Re'.imer and Premiaea! Musician 'f the jar.
ovERTUeE--y Der FliessOde HsiAudsr"
FfSR FAUST oUvFRTURE.
SYMPHONY" Brocs "-Bee.hsssa.
SCENES from Die wskure."
Mr.. ca n9i Rk mn
KAISER @ARscH
Atmi''iss tickets to docs and Gr. balcony $50.
hdmiss'3s tickets to second balcony e''
Heuser successor to lal 800 Broassy O. Sch
IueT Broadway IA Broadway nd he Box 0h&s Of Steaw
Adm son tickets ear the principal M.Es Store.
DOCS open At hale past eight O'Clock
CTEINWAY HALL. BELLEW.
y MATINEE READING wEDSgsD sY. MARCH 70. pm
Mr. J. N. BELLOWS gRoGRAhnG:
PartL .
TgE KING or BgESTFoa4S TEST G1a TIhIslsIs!
nR MASTiLiSI tsehoas sictebyN dickens
hso c5eTSs Giant Staircase The Execution Of the Dose
THE yuLTgRE IAN oI9itholSses Study after POes Rave3
Tctss With sts al at ia EEsy, schr1ers Had
THIRD MATINEE READING
l. New.YoTk.s Greatest Reader
Mr. GEORGE yANDESHOFP.
ASSOCIATION HALL.
SATURDAY MARCH 70 o'clock.
Capital Programme,
Shakespesrean. PckSlckian Miscellaneous.
MATINEE, Reserved Seats 50 Cents
Nov Ready HaB No 5 Broadway aud Gareys, Twes d S.
cor Fourth,aye
I Asst GRAND CONCERT, AT STEINWAY
Il HALL
THURSDAY EVENING, March ", at O'Clock.
OF THE HAMPTON COLORED STUDENTS.
progmme VII embrace the most beautiful and popular selections
Of original Negro hsec
Admission cents, Reervd Seats IS een;ai ObAnAbe Hall
Methodist Book Concern. sos Broadway.
DELLEW. BELLEW. BELLEW.
I'D ACADEMY OF MUSIC.
FRIDAY EVENING. MARCH a.
j. NJ. BRLLEW
win I'VE for the hrt time America, Oliver Goldsmith itesnds
Poet readings GoSmiths
Tickets 81 70 ADD 81 cents at Schirners and TIA Broadway
STEINWAY HALL.
- MR. j. N. BELLOWS
RBAPPEARAECE
BIZ return rom bis Tour of Resdnga
MAriNEB-NBDNESDAY, Maph %.
Tickets oil
Al the @ II Sehmers. 7Ol Broadway aud ma Brosissv
THE PILGRIM.
Il LAST BENEFIT FOR THB CHURCH or THg STRANGERS
TO NIGHT DE- DBBAs will lecture on Vanity Far"
hAtlNkB TO-DAY. lO D. m.
Admission, Soc. Cbhen, lSc Reserved seats 5Sc.
j. W. Balm Popdelar.
RRO0RI4YN ACADEMY OF MUSIC STOCK
~ WAIVED Gao, OUrION. u PaEk 9se~
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rnr erATE OF TRADE.

EUEUPEAh MhkhhIo' d..
Iosoo, w.,cb zsu q m-Cous0is openei - Ffd92i for
esas5 asa sslQg, fsg see9ss- V1eG ss'e' EetssaI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-03-26

for the week So on less thar
wet last 23 PACKAGES shipments go packages The
ps light and shipments somewhat tree time
apparently have he spa bot is the low grade that goes abroad
ata Cnadisn New in parinEy with little arriving from
Buyers disposed to accumulate The trade
turn butter New STATE Is selling 40d4,
,de Iowa 81 pc lot Of 80 rins Canada DID, sold J
Ctsaisr rather dragS Quotations:
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Van I'assell:

Eleven head OF bighbred and speedy horses ana sew
eral carriage spans among the lots caalogued Tor
tomorrows "Wednesday, the 10th nst sale at hcssrs
Barker Sc Chases City Auction Mart and NeW-fork Tat
tersalls. OF Thirty nnthst and broadway (5ce
advertisemcnt)
Owing to the Indictment weather. the carriage trade
remained comparatively quiet.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-03-26
INDIANAPOLIS,
81 OOMINGT0N & WESTERN
Railway
z Per Cent Convertible
GOLD BONDS,
SECURED BIZ A
First Mortgage on its Extension.

The line Of this Road including the Extension 40 miles, and IS
COMPLETED except the short distance Of shtydyo miles between
Havana the Illinois River aud the Mississippi
part Of the line GOA mle from Indianapolis to Pen hsbeen
In successful operation two years. aud RECOGNIZED AS ONB
OF THEbMoST IMPORTANT ROADS COMING INTO The CITY
OF INDIANAPOLIS Its earnings are than sufficient TO
pay ALL Bonds the Company AND IT'S RECEIPTS
FOR 1879 WE'RE MORE THAN $685., 900 GREATER THAN IN
THB PREVIOUS YEAR
These BOOds unusual strength and recommend them for
the following reasons;
1. The Road is nIready earning mere Than operut.
Ing expenses and interest.
=. The unfinished portion OF tho line will be COM
pieted within few months, and the entire road has
immense business immediately tribatary to it.
EARNINGS FOR LAST THREE MONTHS OF 1872
WERE AT THE RATE or S7,227 PER NILE per
unnum, aud must reach $4,000 per mile within two
years, and continue progressive.
3. The effect Of such revenue the market value
of the ptaI stock of the road, well upon its
convertible bonds, IS obvious.
4. The SECURITY IL COMPLETE.
be SUPERIOR. and there eau be no possibility OF any
default in interest payments.
The BONDS SEWN PER CENT GOLD $1,000 each convertible
option OF the holder and tered without. hsue Price.
30 and accrued interest 10 euueOe Coupons January and JAY
free Of
ALL NEGOTIABLE SECURITIES RECEIVED IN EXCHANGE
AT BEST MARKET RATES.
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RULL" HEAD BANK.-A Stockholders Meet
ing VII be held THIS DAY (eeb insl at O'Clock ~ TIE
bet land
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60 Ubom II man GoGtrn


IF Mrs. ANN FINI4AY, formerly of Dublin.
No Dublin Ireland she will hea Of omshing to her
advantage.
SERMONS, LECTURES, etc, accurately RE-
- PORTED; viii also act AMANUBNSIS reasonable terms
NJ IL. STBARES, StenOgrapher, 80 Broadwsy Room ,
rINO VIENNA EXHIBIT0RS.-A gentleman
will be in Vienna from the opening The Exhibition to It's close
oil. look after The Interests Exhibitors Tor moderate
compensation. Address 5. v. X, Tribune Onee
d IN STOLEN from the subscribers, near
I'D stOs the White sad E on wednesday morning
about oot black HORSE With white star on iorehesa hoe
attached containing about % pounds OF par
stamped Bruce Coca p painted dark green wheels
yellow Firm wagon aides. LOCKE hUSRob l,ZSs
Broadway.
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fine Arts.

fine Arts.
.TNQUESTIONABLI THE FINEST COL
~ LECTION or BOOKS kNki Oirk&hD FOX SALh IN
THIS COUNTRY IN l. Times
WE CANNOT TOO STRONGLY RECOMMEND THIS sALs
TO the ATTENTION OF COLLECTORS" IN l. ru5sne
THIS twRDN RSDANl EVENING
also THURSDAY RNENlNG AZ thr Ciatsu Hal sale Rooms
A SUPERB COLLECTION or FINK Aha ANO ILLUSTRATIVE
The richest most valuib. and costy gas Ab BOOM
ever offered sas IN th.s country.
SATURDAY EVENING .arB INST
AT TIN CLINTON HALL SALB ROOMS
A large collection Of MoDERN OIL PAINTINGS. b.ni.,as,
framed
NOW on EXHIBITION FeEB. Day ,ai Er,ess Al To, CAs.s.
Hall Sale Roons
ART SALE
AT rHE LEAyITr ART ROOMS
MONDAY, Jisr. A. u AND O'CLOCK
Peemptors Sale q collection OF PAINTINGS. MArNA
C0kosS kSGKiyis1s Bk0NLkS: SraTbaS9; C ia
BLKS. ARTICLES or vERrU. large ORHEsrR0s lbJ lmoss
hacAe lsaon. oo SlO0e0, SfElNHAt GRAND lae~l, w.
SC Tho property Of geaeusa sa'as tor Eu0?' aHl 60 BE- AL
enuEely without reserve.
NOW ON EXHIBITION, FagR. ar rns
All ROOMS 57 BROADWAY
gao Ma.sa LGAsryy. Ls.sssss>
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-03-26

TIE IonAeB sales eopipue and while skins arrived freely o. stock
extremely light mapy goods are held back 6 spectators
Ri coon and sold pnces Skuuks declined ~
DIT cent muskr same January sales martin 20 per cent and
10 Der cent lower while LYNX advanced % ceut Quotations:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-03-26

R,sspts he mast dsybne hsitoso 20 49,
esns eresm 1850 mix New Hsy s i Ia
s9sssn Midland, lS5 cAnsi saus - -, - rsnk
i Midland Railroad carving enough nn nv
with other rouea and hereafter shall quote the EeeA
M In s ees tgsp on the platform At ~ % and eo'e1
o. LJ the average being 81 % per ~ qt can
POULTRY AND GAME. l., .-t.. .nt ,rs
liz, ava IN ooo3 demapd have fair INQUIRY snu arc
special changes 10 dressed Pouf onots.
MI awning. Wild p geoas are more plenty anu mu'N ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-03-26

Receipts for week dried fruit l20 less than last
seeE week last lS5 PkgS Arrivals OF peanuts 100
l26 bb No features Ship
D taking grades Germany at 4c
We OF 20 b ordinary Western at 4c 10 do at Sci $50 bbs
5ci bbS Southern d4 IS bills fancy State sliced at
e. nd loo bb State quarters Sc Peaches quiet lot O.
BAR Shore sold at 6 Plums unchanged - bb State selns
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-03-26
FRESH FRUITS.

sbpBents apples last week s bbA Arrivals Of river and
terB spnes uue oftbem poor order sell
pme REssets sold AZ - % and good Weston
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-03-26

R,osp for the week pkg III less than week
ne lighter receipts declined
about e Of the rosds getting
augh which accounts in tor light arrivals Demand
hit Qaophoas:
Pa j. LII = doE.25 926 Western as
SNe neabT...........- as southern as
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-03-26
TKsrKRS AND CANADA
CHI EsE.

CHEESE.
Receipts the H. 1873 boxes 5S25 than last
90 boxes week $50
80 Cable quotation. lbs Gold ll5i.
noticed shipments have arPey increased but foreign
brers taking mostly low grade cheese considerable OF It Western.
there very Of which exceeds c 70 the home
estimates Of hand place il at 5000 boxes We
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1873-07-01
TELEGRAPHIC CLIPPINGS.

Colonel John ". Foster, a distin-
guished citizen of Chicago, died there
yesterday.
J.R. Bill was yesterday appointed in
ternaI revenue gauger for the seventh
Arkansas district.
At Orange courthouse, Virginia, last
Monday night, a negro farmland COM
mitted a fiendish outrage on q young
lady named Miss Weeks. He was af-
terWard captured, and it was next to
impossible for the more cOOl-headed to
restrain the people from stringing the
black fiend to the nearest limb.
A farmer named Werndle, living
about three miles from Dalton, on the
Illinois Central railroad. sixteen miles
from Chicago, is under arrest for the
supposed murder OF his wife. He says
she got up on Sunday night 70 drive
some cows out of the garden, and, not
returning, he went in search Of her.
Being unable to find her in the dark, he
went to bed, and at daylight got up and
found her lying dead on the prairie,
about one hundred and fifty yards from
the house. His story is NOT believed by
the neighbors, and he is held to await
the coroner verdict.
General Howard's manipulations Of
the freedmen's bureau department have
not vet been acted upon by the attorney
general. Secretary Belknsp has the ut
most confidence in General Howard,
and believes him to be thoroughly hon
est, but expresses the opinion that he is
surrounded by dishonest men and de-
ceived by them. While he thus be
Heves in the integrity Of Generol How
ard, he cannot shield him by the fact
that he was deceived 10y dishonest sub
Ordinates; and as General Howard was
cautioned about them by his friends on
several occasions, the secretary is in
clined TO hold him responsible; but of
course he viii be governed entirely in
his future action by the attOrney-gener-
alis Oripipu
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1873-07-01
ANOTHER VERSION.

FROM an Occasional Correspondent
LITTLE Rock, June 2S.-Brooks, the in
expressible Brooks, old uncle Joe Brooks,
the defeated candidate for governor,
anticipating honors with the frisky
workings Of the Mcclure government,
provided Baxter could be gotten out Of
the way, is regaling the hard-fisted yeo-
many Of the statehOuse. Soft and good
easy place officials Wheeler, YOulcy,
ard our baby cireuit-judge, WhytOck,
are the "bOys to ring in the anvil chO-
rusn every time. Mcclure blinks with
a big speech tonight. He is speaking
now, has been for the last hour, and
will continue for anOthef-at lesst
as lOng as couple Of shorthand report
er's fuel from the neighbOring saloon
hOlds out to give them strength to catch
his great deluge of empty, meaningless
words. The whole purport OF the talk
has been the usual Iehash Of the great
onslaught made by the Democracy last
year against Clayton, Baxter and the
minstrels generally, and now support
ing Baxter. In reference to the ire
pressible "Joe," he fails to tell the au-
dienee If Baxter is Ousted, that Smith
and not Brooks, would be governor, or
how many thousands he is to get for
this nice little light he is making,
should he be successful in the end IN
getting sight of the executive chair, and
O. 0mfortably placing Lieutenant-G Cover
nor Smith in the executive Office, only
10 resign, and the chief Justice instsnter
administering the oath TO Hon. John
NJ. Clayton IS president Of the senate,
as the acting governor until the case OF
Brooks as. Baxter is decided by the su-
prene court. When would it ever be
decided2 Echo answers, never, as long
Is Mcclure Is chiefjustice. Pitch in,
Old man, while the iron is hot. Be not
too sure Of the friendship of your late
enemies, Mcclure, Clayton Hadley and
Dorsey; secure your price before you
comm ence the work.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1873-07-01

VIENNA, June 30.-General De-
Schweinitz, ambassador of the German
emporeT, and wife, gave .fete and re-
cepti3n Saturday evening. Among
those present were the Empress Angus
ta, of Germany, Emperor and Empress
Of Austria, Princess and ATeh-Duchess
of the royal families of Prussia, many
representatives of English and German
nobility, the family Of Secretsry-of-
State Fish, members of the diplomatic
corDs, and others. -a 5~H lE
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ITALY.

FLORENCE, June S0.-Fhe violence of
the earthquake yesterday morning was
concentrated in the country north OF
Venice, where its effects were terrible,
both in loss of life and ruin Of property.
At BelIinO four persons were killed and
many injured; at PieTe D'Alpago sew
eral were injured; at Cara, four; at Pu-
ESQ, eleven; at VissOni, two; at Curass-
ago, one. Several churches are in ruins,
and many badly shattered; and many
houses have been leveled with the
ground. The inhabitants are not yet re-
covered from their terror, and thousands
are encamped in the field. There has
been no recurrence Of the shocks.
ROME, June 30.-The crisis continues.
The negotiations between Minghetti and
Depretis has been broken of, and Min
ghetti will attempt TO create cabinet
out of the old majority in parliament.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1873-07-01

A dispatch from Rawlins, Wyoming,
states that yesterday party of Indians
shot man and drove off some stock
from near that place. A psrty of ten
citizens went in pursuit and overlook
the Indians, who refused 10 give up the
stock. A fight ensued, in which several
Indians were killed and wounded. The
Indians are reported to be a war-party
of she Utes. None Of the citizens were
wounded.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1873-07-01

IN a series of letters entitled The Col
Tier at Home, the Manchester Guardian
supplies some interesting information
about the musical leanings of economi-
cal operatives, for pianos and harmo-
NUNS are to be found in the dwellings
in the pit villages The collier boys
buy concertinas, flutes, and flies; and
the music-publishers, particularly in
Silkstone and Barnsley, find many in-
vestors for books Of instruction and pub
lications, choral societies being'on TIA e
increase. --- -
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1873-07-01
THE GREAT EAsTERy.

A telegram from Captain P. G. Hal
pin, of the steamship Great Eastern,
from Hearts Content, June 27th, tG Cy-
rus W. Field, of New York, says:
'rMany thanks for your congratulations
to all concerned with the laying of the
1873 cable. am sure it viii live long.
We shall start as soon as possible to res
urrect the 1865 cable"
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1873-07-01
MEMPHIS, TENN. TUESDAY, july I, 1878

?, 3, 81, 4, 9-total, 227; average,
8 5-s7. The time of the game was one
hour and forty-five minutes. The hrst
game tonight viii be between GARNER
and Cyrille Dion.
The game to-night was betweef1 Cy-
rille Dion and GARNER. The following
Is the score: Garnier-l, 10, 1, 0, l, 3,
0, 90, IL, 2, 1, 10, 2, 0, q, 81 II, y, 2, is,
Al, 2, 2, IL, 0, 2, 25, 800. Cyrillle
Dion-3, 5, 1, l, 25, s, 0, 2, 4, Q, Q, 0, y,
l9, l. Q, 0, 0, 20, 3, 4, SO, 2, 0, 0, l, Ills.
Garnier's average, 10 15-2S; Dion's
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EvIDENcE on FOUL PLAY.

The body Of a man found Saturday,
on the south beach Of Staten Island,
has been recognized as that Of Lionel
Percy Sydney, late of the British army,
who has been stopping at the DeSoto
hotel, Bleecker street. He left the hotei
on the twenty-first instant, to draw q
large sum from his banker, and has not
been seen since alive. As no money
was found upon his person, foul play is
suspected.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1873-07-01
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Grocery and Furniture Auction,
By Geo. o. Sale 4 Co., POI Main st,
THIS MORNING, at no O'Clock.
OLD FOLKS SOCIETY.

II OCULAR monthly meeting TODAY, at
n pm, at hall OF chamber of commerce.
Committees to arrange for the annual festi-
val; appointment OF orator and alternate or
ator, and other important business to come
before the Society AT this meeting.
iyl. J. p. IRRELEVANT, Secretary,
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DIED.

ELLErT-At Winons, Mississippi, on the
25th Of June, 1873, REBECCA SEELEY, infant
daughter OF Joseph r. and Laura B. Elicit.
ROCCO-MOnday morning, June 3OtE, at
fifteen minutes TO six O'Clock, Mrs. L. Rocco.
The funeral will take place from the resi-
dence, corner of Fifth and Saffarans streets,
this cTUESDAY) morning at nine o'clock.
Friends and aequaiHtanees of the family are
requested TO attend.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1873-07-01
NO CHOLERA AT LITTLE ROCK.

One of the boilers OF the Tredegar
works at Richmond, Virginia, exploded
yesterday, killing one man and doing
considerable damage to the buildings.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1873-07-01

opened to Zanzibar free from Interrupt
ton. He won victory on the sixth of
May, with only one hundred and five
men, over the army of the African chief
Omoso. His mission has been perfectly
snccaesfIIl
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1873-07-01

1t has been discovered that Sugars
Brady, who was murdered at Madison
station, Alabama, night or two since,
was not killed with an ak, bat with a
thick, heavy plank, found covered with
blood near his body. There were evil
dences of his having received four blows
ever bis head.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1873-07-01
AT ST. LOUIS.

ST. LOUIS, June 3O.-RepOrts and
rumors have been in circulation for some
days that cholera, or something
it so closely that it
cannot be called by any other
name, is prevailing in different
parts Of the city. The board of health
have denied its existence, but to-day
they examined one locality in the lower
part Of the city, and found that several
deaths had occurred, but attributed them
TO the unwholesome water in wells used
by the people in the neighborhood.
Three deaths were reported to-day, and
there seems to be no doubt that
others have occurred within the week.
They can all, however, be traced to the
use of impure well water, improper diet
and dissipation.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1873-07-01
MARKET STREET SCHOOL.

nv
i HE CLOSING EXERCISES Of the Market
Street School win be held in the NEW MEM
PHIs THEATER This Tuesday evening
at O'Clock. Friends OF the School, and the
public generally, are respectfully invited to
attend. H. c. SLAUGHTER, Supt.
jyl r. N. THwEATT. Principal.
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Pattee the Omaha lottery traficker,
has been held to bail in that city in the
sum of three hundred dollars, on the
charge Of selling duplicate tickets.
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FEMALE HIGH SCHOOL,

TENHE pupils of the Female High School are
| requested to meet their teachers at the
schoo1house, THIS (TUESDAY) MORNING
at ten O'Clock, for the purpose Of receiving
their certificates Of promotion.
jyl JENNIE II. aIGREE, Principal.
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NEW ADVERTIsEMENTS.
MASnNIC NOTICE

4 SPECIAL eonvocation Of Penn q
a Roval Arch Chapter, No. z, w1ll se XX
held this tTU ESDAY) evening, July lstiI y
3 O'Clock. for work in the v. NJ M ceBfee.
All N NJ N b are fraternally invited
Ev order &. q. LOCKE, u. u. ID. r.
AL WHEELER, Secretary. Jyi
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TwoEMINENT pianists, the one Amer
lean and the other German, were lately
present at a pisnoforte recital, given by
a well-knOwn German pianist. During
the performance our countTyman
nudged his friend, "Why, that's a false
note, said he, ''and another and an
ether" "Oh," replied the TeutOn,
"Das iE nichts; look what isoup he
throws into it.n