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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-10-14
EHE SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION, autho,

IN SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION, author
H. passed 18th of January is67, creating Hon.
thu h. S, a Wise and others body corporate for
EN- S S,neht Of the widows and orphans of South
18TH ;" will open on WEDNESDAY, the
ton y, INMnt in this city Branch of the Associs-
raNs v 40; z! Union street, where certificates of
'"''e WI be issued.
'4'lw C.P. CARDOZO.
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CORPORATION COURT Judge f. NJ. Lowe
presiding. Com. VS.. Alfred Locker; appeal
from JUSTICE dismissed by order Of Common
wealth 5 Attorney.
Com. vs.. Alfred Locker, on an indictment
for petit larceny; plea not guilty; jury aud YER
dict not guilty aud accused discharged.
Com. VS.. Thos. Taylor; on an Indictment
or malicious cutting; case in progress
Alexandria Savings Institution VS.. u. L.
Thomas ct ais; iu chancery; decree in favor OF
defendants.
The cases of the Commonwealth vs.. Geo.
Brooks and Henry Brooks, for robbery, will be
taken up next.
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g. pr. Bulls Cough Syrup should be kept 10
e 81. family. A slight cough, if unchecked, is
,,, the torerunner of Consumption, and a
muiely dose of this wonderful medicine has res
'uea many from au early grave. Oct l3-lw
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A Dinner by MI, Theirs

PARIS, Oct. I'M. Theirs will give din
ner to his political fricuds in the Assembly Sa.
turday ncxt Count dc Rcmusat has received
an invitation
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-10-14

BAD MORALS Among the numerous in-
detmeuts found by the Grand Jury yesterday
ali manner of crimes were included, such as
MURDER arson, rape, receiving stolen goods,
lnjury, burglary and obtaining goods under
false preteuses. Though this is a bad exhibit
for the city morals all the criminals are color
edpeople who have lately come here from the
cuuulry
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-10-14

PERSoNAL.-Dr. Garrett having removed
IRON the city has resigned his position as one
OF the Physicians to the Poor. His formal res,
isuatlon will be presented to the City Council
tonight.
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Fatally Stabbed.

New York Oct. IA George Ban Ike, the
pugIist, fatally stabbed Richard Bradshaw, III
New York, this a. u.
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HO.3HDJ.NG.

TWO OR THREE GENTLEMAN can be
i accommodated with BOARD in a private
family. Apply at this office. sep 23-tt
pOARD.-W ell furnished rooms, in desir
- able location, with FIRST CLASS BOARD
can be obtained by addressing \. B., Gazette
office sep2
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FOR SHLE or RENT.

FOR RENT IN WASHINGTON-New
Ea three story WAREHOUSES;, with water,
gas and elevators, on Louisiana ayenne. between
9Th and 10th streets; the most eligible position
for wholesale business in Washington. Apply
at YOUNGS LAW BUILDING, Room No.
s. Washington. oct ll-eoz"
FOR RENT-The DWELLING at the
E N. W. corner Of King sn, Washington sts
over the drug store of Dr. Il. II. Steber. Pos
session given Immediately. Apply to
Dr. r. II. STABLER,
oct 9-eolw N. w. cor. King ard Wash. SITS
&ss..ts TO LET-The TWO-STORY WARE
.EsIE. HOUSE foot Of Queen street, OF. Union ST.
Apply ut the office OF the Hampshire and Balti-
more Coal Co. ~ ic "
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'syL. ID. Harrison. Auctioneer.

WILL BE SOLD ON THURSDAY, Octo-
w Der 10Th, at 10 o'clock a. m: at the .. y
A. r. K. depot, large lot of DINING ROOM
and KITCHEN FURNITURE, consisting OF
articles too numerous to mention.
Sale positive ard without reserve. oct 6-lUt
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-10-14

City CoUNcIL.-The first regular meeting
OF the City Council after the summer recess will
be held tonight.
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DETAINED LETTERS. The following letters
are detained in the Postofhce of this city for
Eaot of postage :-Christy Sheppard, New
York; Mrs Maggie Mcfarland, New York,
Mrs. Amelia Boiling, Boston, Mass.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-10-14

woULp-3E PARRlCiDE. "A colorcd man
,,.J Thomas johnson, who, it is said, has
yam on, of the Maryland penitentiary but nine
"' n,hs after au incarceration therein of ten
i u 'r and six mouths on the charge of murder,
; :.. here yesterday from the county and com-
' wiz to jail by Justice Beach for further ex
,miuation. The charge against him is that on
S ,,D night last he made furious assault on
~ i'' mother, who lives on the Washington turn.
,;l. b.awecn this city and the w. & 0. R. h.
i.[lIse across that turnpike, and that when his
,hsr, john Johnson, attempted to interfere,
h., seized stool, aud saying as I've got to kill
r,,l 10th, I'll commence with you, struck him
::y;,lept blow on the head, which felled him to
he floor. Thinking he had killed his father.
III, H., would be parrlclde went off, but was dis.
toycred yesterday concealed under hay rick
,tout halt mile trom the shanty 10 which
1s parents live. His hiding place was pointed
M 10 the constable, who made the arrest, by
Yr. Buck Cox, who, while hunting for black
Iri he had shot, saw the offender 5 feet pro-
irulng from the base Of the rick.
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TOMMISSIONERS SALE--Under author
~ ity Of u decree Of the Circuit Court of Alex
andria county, Va, rendered in the suit Of
kouchs executors vs.. Ruacns devisees, the UNI
dcrslgned, surviving Commissioners, Will soil,
Il. public auction, on SATUkDA I, the ISL Day
of ovcmber 1873, ut II o'clock noon, at the
front door OF the Custom House, ALEXANDRIA,
Virginia.- porror nr
GROUND a. the southwest cornerCt Union ana
Wolfe streets, Alexandria; W teet = inches on
Wolfe and Is feet on u MON street.
2 SQUARE OF GROUND, in Alexandria,
bounded on the north BY Montgomery street, on
the east by Royal, on the south ny Madison ana
on the west by Pitt street.
Terms Twenty per cent cash; the residue IN
three equal instruments ut =, IL ana 10 months
from saes with Interest; the purchaser to give
his bonds with good personal securltyi the title
TO be retained till iuli payment OF purchase
money, and the property to be resold Ut the risk
and expense of the purchaser IN default OF any
payment. Conveyancing ut cost of purchaser
CHARLES X. STU ART,
5. FERG USON BEACH,
oct 3-eots survg Commissioners.
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d.. 1t is the wish of many voters of Alexan-
s.n, county that Mr. JAMES r. CATION will con-
C,,,.ooe candidate for the Clerkship Of the
w., y Court at the approaching election.
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WANTED.

w ANTED-A quantity of WHITE OAK
w and HICKORY POLES IA feet long.
iy Is +. A. REED, Agent.
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LOCAL NEWS.

49,, WALKER will arrive here this evening
,>L,r,ss the citizens of Alexandria at Sa,
VI" ,, Hail. at y clock tonight. Gov. Walk
''r h.s always meet with hearty reception in
= - n,ce and We doubt not that large crowd
~" - ,,.et hun tonight. r. B. Berkeley, esq.,,
w. w., ! eanvassiug with the Governor will also
WV nr,s.ut aud may be expected to speak.
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Tr0iu Again.

New YORK, Oct. l4.-George Francis IRAN
has returned from Europe.
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GRAY'S PATENT OIL CAN.

Made of Galvanized Iron, Japnnned, with
Adjustable Pan and Lever Pump. is now on cX-
bibition at Mrs. S. X. SNlDER'S. This Can is
perfect in all its arrangements, and superior to
any in use. Persons in need of u Can will do
we'll to call and examine it before purchasing
oct y-lm
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Fairfax county, oct l-2awts
AUCKLAND WOODEN MILLS,
ID Prince William county, Va,
WITH FIFTY ACRES OF LAND;

w
Tract of 80 acres in Fauquicr,
A tract OF 32U acres in Culpepcr;
To be resold ut puplic auction.
By virtue of Il decree OF Fauquier Circuit Court
pronounced on the - day Of September, 1878, III
the chanccry cause therein pending, styled
"Calnpbcl vs.. Hunton and ais the under
signed will expose to resale. at public auction
70 the M s'5SsIS 1,i' DifkCEMBER sth, 1873,
chat being the first day of Fauquier Circuit
Court ut the front door of the Court House, Ill
the town Of Warrenton, county Of Fauquic:,
and State of Virginia, the following real estate
in the bill and proceedings in said Cause men
toned, to wit:
|. That valuable MILL snd MILL PROP
EkTY attached thereto, containing about lilly
acres, known as the
in the county OF Prince William. These Mills
are upon Broad Run, and distant onlya few
miles from Gainesville. Stat. on on the Manas-
s,s Division OF the Washington City, Virginia
Midland and Great Southern Rallroad. The
and FlV r TEN EMENT HOUSES. The Fac
tory is ready for work, and has in it the very
best and most improved machinery, the water
power Ne good as can be found in the State, and
in every respect desirable property.
= a TRACT OF Ian ID in Fauqulcr, near
Buckand called 9TH + REILLY FARM" con-
tanning about two hundred ana tity acres.
3. ATTRACT Of LAND near Jcliersonton,
in Culprpcr county, containing about three nun
dred and twenty acres
Terms Of Sale: Ten per centum Of the pllr-
chase money in cash the residue in one, two,
three and Iour years from The day OF SALE the
purchase: to execute bonds with approved per
sonal security, bearing interest from the day OF
sale for the deferred instruments. Inc TITLE 10
be retained until the last ayIncnt Is made, ana
the property aforesaid subject 10 resale at the
risk Of tue purchaser should he tnll to comply
with the terms ot sale.
n. B.-As decided by said Decree the Mil
property viii be started at the upset bid OF
$1,000 therefor EVA uU NION,
HUGH Il. GARDEN,
Il. TAYLOR SCOTT
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BANKRUPT CASES The following proceed
ing, 10 bankruptcy were held yesterday, before
JohuS Fowler, Register: Case Of Edward ..
Powell, Of Fairfax cuuoty, Thomas Moore, OF
Fairfax, and John 5. Fowl Ter appointed assignees;
Tripclt, of Culpeper, and Johu S. Fowler ap.
poiued assigDees; OF Geo. T. Wheatley, Of
tupeper, L. E. Williams, Of Culpeper, and
". II. Payne, OF Fauquier, APP ,luted assignees;
Of Richard Stone, Of Fauquier, John 5. Fowler
appointed assignee; of r. H. Bashaw, of Eau,
qlier, w. "a. Payne app ,in,ed assignee; Of
". L. Smith, of Fauquier, Thomas Smith, Of
Fuuquier, appointed assignee; Of H. e. Yates
Of Fauquier, G. L. Pollock, Of Fauquier, APP
pointed assignee; of Simon Dealham, Of Alex
andria, j, S. Fowler appointed assignee; case
Of w. B. Price, of Alexandria, continued III
Wednesday.
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Passing away passing away
Each Tooth Wash of u former day.
SOZODONT gives the coup de grace,
Goodbye to the humbugs! let them pass.
oct l3-eOlw
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isyF r. a. Kcrby, Aucfioneer.

A VALUABLE FARM, IN FAIRFAX
~ COUNTY, VIRGINIA, FOR SALE
By virtue of deed of trust executed by Aaron
Brunn and Pauiina, his wife, dated February |,
1863. ard of re, ord in the Clerks offices of the
County Court of the counties of Fairfax and
Ale2andris, Virginia, and OF orders in the bank
rupt proceedings of Alvey Coah y Go. vs.. Aaron
Brunn, the undersigned, as trustee in said deed
of trust, will expose to sale, ut pubic auction,
on SATURDAY, the lst dMy OF November,
1873, Vt II o'clock m, in front of the Market
House in the city of Alexandria, Va, Two
CERTAIN TRACTS OF LAND, conveyed by
said decd Of trust both situated in said county OF
Fairfax, adjoining the lands of Joseph Holden
and others, and lying on Bulls Run-one of said
Tract, containing about two hundred and twenty
five acres, and the other containing about eighty
nine acres-the two parcels forming tract OF
land of about three hundred and fifteen acres.
The said land is OF excellent natural soil, IN
good state Of improvement and has upon 1t Il
new commodiouS and comfortable D. Eli g.
LING HOUSE, and all necessary out n:I
house,. and within three miles of Manasss. Sta
ton.
Terms Of Sale Five hundred dollars to be
paid in cash and the residue in equal install
ments at six, twelve, eighteen and twenty four
months from the day of sale, with interest there
on at the rate of SIX per cent per annum from
said period; soid instalments to be secured by
the bonds of the purchaser, with good personal
security, and the title to be retained until the
nurrhasr money is fully paid, and the property
iabl. TO be resold upon u failure to comply with
the terms of sale.
DRURI WOOD, Trustee.
&c. nr,Y,tyr l-sluN W
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-10-14

POLICE REPORT. The following cases have
been reported at police headquarters since yes
t.rduy's issue of the Gazette: John T. Bayne
a sailor, for disorderly conduct and drawing a
kuit. on a shipmate was discharged upon a
promise to quit the city; William Madison,
coo,ed, for beating bis wife, was dismissed as
:be charge was Withdrawn; Jas Dove, white,
.ua Jennie Green and Matilda Jones, colored,
fn Isvrderly conduct at the lower end of Fair
fax street, were arrested and locked up for ex
ulul,atiou During the disturbance, which ere.
a,ed considerable ccmmotion, one Of the colored
women arrested, Matilda Jones, became highly
excited. and sand that she "ueant to wade knee
deep in white blood.
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SUICIDE OF Mr. ENGLISH The New York
News OF yesterday gives the following particu-
lars Of the suicide of Mr.. Edward English. a
notice Of which appeared in yesterdays Ga
z:tte: Edward English, ~ years of age,
blew his brains out at 9 o'clock to-day 10 the
County Clerk office in Paterson. 10 his peck
ct was found this nole: ''Etta Ford knnws
all. May God love aud protect her. Send my
body to Alexandria, Virginia The deceased
was employed in shirt store 10 Paterson, and
has been paying attention to Miss Ford for the
Ia>, year 1t is understood that she rejected
hs suit which was the cause of this terrible
act. He died instantly"
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LUST H.N'U FOF.N'U.

r UMBER ADRIFT-Portions Of two RATS
- of lunb Der ortted ashore at our place, Sher
dan's Point Potomac river, about February
last. The owner, By proving property and pay
ing charges within thirty days from this date,
can take it away otherwise it will be sold to
pay expenses Parties who have heretofore
claimed it have failed to prove their ownership.
JEROME LINTON.
oct l3-1wa FRANK LINTON.
TWENTY DOLLARS REWARD
will give twenty dollars reward for any in
formation that will lead to the recovery Of ii
small IRON GREY MARE, stolen from The
Plains, October 18th, 1873. The mare has one
white hind foot, carries her tail on one side, and
had on when stolen plain leather shatter.
HORACE BURGESS,
oct 1l-lw The Pains, Fauquier c.. Va.
O. IN REWARD-Stoen from the prem
ID w Use: of the subscriber, OF the night Of
18th of September, DARK BROWN or
BLACK HORSE, 5 years old last Spring, full
Is hands high, carries himself well in harness
out of gear is rather an Indifferent looking AMI
mal Marks remembered are slight enlarge
mcnt vi the pssture-joint Of the left fore foot,
and small scar on the esr-bcliev:d to be on
the left one, about the middle. will give u re.
ward of ten dollars for his recovery il taken in
the county, twenty dollars if taken out Of the
State or fifty for the recovery OF the horse and
apprehension of the thief
Mrs. T. NJ. LIPSCOMB,
Brstoe Station,
oct lin Prince VIM co., Va.
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We have Just received a full assortment of
these goods, of all sizes, plain and anti friction
oct 8 JAS. F. CAkLlN & SONS.
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oct 6-eots
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sep 30 cots
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1873-09-17
LEDGER LINES.


Cloud, the rowist, will show himself Al
Whites Opera House tonight.
The General Council meets in ad
journed cOnelaye this afternoon.
The public schools on Market Gnd
Court streets will be opened in a few
days.
Nv Russell was sworn in as a Grand
Juror this morning, in place Of s. H.
Dunscomb, ESQ.
The police were paid OF this morning
for their very effective services during
ihe month Of July.
Goodbye. John" is the most popu
lar ode with the average Memphian just
now, but for what reason no Teller eau
lind out.
The number Of persons that left the
city on the trains today is fully fifty per
cent. less than the exodus yesterday and
the day before.
Captain Brennan, Of this reliable jour
nal, and Dug Irwin, OF the Register, are
slightly under the weather, but will be
out in day or two.
The Howard Association has opened
an Office at No. II West Court street,
where nurses for the sick will be supplied
upon application at any hour during the
day or night.
Several unimportaut cases we're dis
posed Of in the Criminal Court this
morning, among them two or three mis-
dsneanors and as many for carrying con-
cealed weapons.
The gas from every streetlamp in the
city was permitted to escape during last
night as a disinfectant, which, with the
burning Of the coal.tar, accounts for the
"garlicky smell.
Sixteen cases were tried by the police
court judge this morn ing, nearly all Of
which were for minor ofenses. Tim
Casey, for being drunk and disorderly,
was fined $50 and put under $4,000 bond
Gin toddy" is the reply Of the aver
age Memphian when asked what stimu-
liant he will have to take. One first
class saloonis reported to have dished
sixteen hundred of that class Of drinks
yesterday.
Rumor has it that few drummers
from cities up the river are circulating
through the country dodgers giving
highly sensational accounts of the prev
alence of the yellow fever here, and ad-
vising country merchants to purchase
their goods in Northern cities. This is
all wrong, and the remedy for such a
course would be thorough keel-hauling
if any Of the aforesaid drummers are
found here with such goods in their pos
session.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1873-09-17
Reply TO Nc. "; n. MilIsr In tho

AepiS 20 NJ. W. n. Miller In tho
To the Editor Of the Ledger,
/ do not for moment doubt the hon
esty Of Mr.. Miller's opinion as to the
origin Of the fever now prevailing in the
First Ward. | have known him from
childhood, aud respect him as highly as
any gentleman in Memphis Blu. what
are the facts the stubborn facts, leave
every Que 70 draw their own conclusions.
During the week ending the 9th Of
August the old Government cistern wa,
emplied into that mill pond. During
the week following at least four men are
taken sick and die who lived within
thirty or forty yards Of the pond. the
FIRST death at the edge Of it, the others
just across the street Every day or two
succeeding other deaths occur in Hap
py Hollow According to Mr.. Ms own
statement that poor sick man crept
OF New Orleans barge" at least two
weeks after the men above referred to;
las he says, about three weeks age"
and the week succeeding, 9th Of August,
is just FIVE weeks ago). have inspected
all the ponds. around the oil works--two
on the north Eide and this cistern-waier
pond on the south side. Those on the
north, accumulated from rainfall, have
more or less greensh scum; that on the
south side (the yellow fever pond is
covered, at its west end mostly, with a
dark, almost black, scum, and the water
itself is quite dark, its 5ottom almost
black. All this darkness OF color may
not be caused by the water itself. Pos
sibly ashes, cinders and other causes
may have increased its color. Mr.. Nil.
lers own attention was attracted to the
coincidence of the fever starting at the
same time as the filling of the pond
(his own words). adopt his last SEN
tenee of that paragraph: Investigation
reveals the facts as state them"
l hope Mr.. ". saw my article in Tues.
days LEDGER, in which | disclaimed
any design or intention to cast the least
blame or censure on the cotton press or
oil works owners. As he and cannot
agree as to theory, l nope that others
will take hold of the matter and inves.
tigate more thoroughly than either of
us have done. OLD CITIZEN.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1873-09-17
Another View of the ''Happy HOI.
low" Pond.


To the Editor of the Ledger:
can hardly hope to change the
opinions of "0ld Citizen" by replying
to his letter Of Monday and Tuesday,
published in your paper; but as his
opinions are at variance with the best
medical authority upon the subject
treated, it may do no harm to quote DR..
Stones views relative TO yellow fever
and some Of our own physicians on
malarial fever. M
DIR. Stone says in lecture delivered
in New York in 1867, and published in
the Avalanche, that " filth does not pro-
duce yellow fever; that it cannot be
traced to any combination Of circum-
stances, but is supposed to be carried in
waves or cycles from one continent to
another" If this is fact land DR..
Stone, l imagine, is as good authority
upon this subject as any in America)
then the pond, so feelingly referred to
by "Old Citizen" is not the cause
of yellow fever in Memphis, pro-
vided he will acknowledge that we have
yellow fever here. Malarial fever is
not uncommon in this latitude, and our
own physicians, from constant contact,
must, have learned something of the
causes which produced the fever, as well
as the treatment to be used for its cure.
That the pond referred to is source Of
poison, calculated to breed pestilence
and fever, may be true. But | venture
the assertion that while this may be &C.
knowledged by our best physicians, not
one Of them who values his reputation
would advise its drainage at this time.
Drain off the water and expose to the
rays Of the sun for one day the filth and
garbage which lies at the bottom
and you will have turned loose upon
unhappy" Happy Hollow more mala-
ria than for months in its present condi-
ton, and instead of abating yellow fever
you will aggravate its terrors by adding
malarial fever in its worst form. This
is my opinion, and l find city officers
hold the same views. If the Medical
Board believe differently and think the
pond should be drained, they have only
to say so officially to the Mayor and the
work will be done. YOUNG CITIZEN.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1873-09-17
TalInH Fever.

DR.. H. Folz can be found at No. l22
Union street, up stairs, entrance from
DeSoto. He is prepared to treat cases
Of the prevailing fever, and will also
furnish nurses Of either sex, having
several Of experience on hand. Orange
leaves supplied to patients if desired.
The Doctor 4as had twenty years expe-
rience in the treatment Of this disease
In New Orleans, Mobile and Galveston,
and guarantees to give satisfaction il
called in time. lST
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1873-09-17

MAYORS OrrIcs, Cry HALL.

The Memphis Water Company having
rendered the free use of water for the
purpose Of washing the alleys, cutters
and sewers, the work will be commenced
tomorrow morning. the 18th inst, in
the First ward, under the direction Of
the fire department and treet'force, at
seven o'clock. The residents on the
streets and alleys are respectfully in
vited to render what assistance they can
by sweeping the cutters in front of their
premises. JOHN JOHNSON, Mayor.
Morning papers copy
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1873-09-17

Manager Charley White has a star
combination at his Jefferson street Opera
House. The new attractions this week
arc Sig. Columbus, musical oontorticn-
isii Mile Albertine, premiere danseusei
and the Maratta Brothers on the trapeze
bar In the song and dance lines the
attractions are Misses Emeline. Leshe,
LeClere. Lewis, Moore, Lenoir, aud a
host OF others. The attractions soon TO
appear are Annie Hindle, Frank Steele,
Dolly May, Sig. Bruno, and Garfield and
Booker, clog artistes.