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Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-01-24
MUG FARM ron sALE.

A&A The subscriber offers at Private Sale .
!Ia Farm, late the real estate Of Mary Lawson,
deceased. situate in BrandyWins hundred,
y VI New Castle county. Delaware, on the Phil
adelphia Pike. So miles from Wilmington. u Of q
mile from Claymont station on p. w. i B. Rail-
road. and about one mile from Holly Oak. )ntAin-
ing rs acres. IL il under fair ssnOe divided into
convenient aelds, aud j. highly productive. II Is
v ell atOck ed VIII variety Of axee client traits and
berries. There are two wells of good water. A
substantial seven FOOmed brick house AID tgame
commanding view Of the Delaware.
Apply to VS.. McCAULLEY,
f.#f Ee Attorney at Law.
jan33- dlaW&W stt Wilmington. Del
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-01-24
ADJUSTMENTS.


THE pAYFNPoRTs AT THE OPERA HoUsE.
The very inelemeut weather, last evening,
prevented q larger attendance ct the Opera
House, On the OCCASION ofthe appearance OF the
DavenpOrts and the Chestnut Street Theatre
Glompany. But those Who were present had no
reason 10 regret thai they had bFaved the fury
Of the elements for the purpose " Attending
The programme was most excellent OF itself,
and was suPsFsly hfes<htsd, eausing the audi
ente, Idt lhe tins, to forget the inelemenCV Of
the weather in their admiration Of the perform.
ancs.i The ahdiones VS. saleCt though thshOuss
was moi full, The severe storm .Pyevented a
large number from going Y no WOSisR Otherwise
base beeA present
Kat EHR GEORGIA MINaRnRLS.
Ga Monday aud Tuesday evenings next Ms
organisation will appear at the Masonic Temple
In an entirely new programme. The excsllsnce
Ofthair performances Is beyond douh, and thsrt
u every FeasOn 10 believe that the very aaiiea
ing reception given them on thssS lsst visit val
b repeated on lhis oceasloR. .sf4si
Aaf7as'l tihS. TOM THUAn,
aud wife, Commodore Nntl and Miss Minni
Warren are very small people, indeed; butalil
that il no reason who they should not be Feceiv
ed with large house. They will appear al th
Institute Hall, On Tuesday next, afternoon an
i MTZ d. p Rovsry 4 uestng Wi.h srsa
4 saCcesa In ST. Lonls, No. a aEana oomplimea
rtaFy bsueetxhs 81 Ssgasgea Ast this evening.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-01-24
q IN oHIHIIIH2,

jUsF what the doveFnmenl yin or'wIl not DO
with resDeea "a theleaao,o ~ sep,sna nay hN .the
iGananA Company q not feally matter OF pres
nj consequence Tka SntegpEise "a heset Win
doubt and difIlculty on every hand, and may never
aet practically beyond the slgning OF the high
vordsa eoaysnliqR with PEpsiae9t bssz.y- View
isgtoa RePbbs,eege saa esoai 10 saa trt iaa i
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-01-24
DAILY GAZETTE. AZ
FIaHrna THE MoDocs. Is at1h u tToggs Of this
city, ia with the army in California, and his
friends and dfshisiyes fssr ne may have been in
jured in the late battle With Ne Modoos,, <.

There was great anti-slayery meeting held in
tae Royal Theatre, Madrid, yesterday, the build.
iag being crowded from pit to dome. The char.
aeteristics Of the meeting were intense enthusiasm
and brilliant speeches. . is 6stimated ahat the
amount to be paid tho 1lave owners if Porto Isco
tor their properly will be about seventeen million
i've hundred thohSattl dollars u esH
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-01-24

ENARM FOR RENT.-1Sss miles from Claymont.
IL neaF pTsesipaA Rarmer, Of htty acres, with an
abundance OF fruit.
Apply to WILLIAM 7. LODGE.
or NJ. II. LODGE
Must be we'll recommended. A EOod sheg fOF a
trucker. IS aU.s.tf janlo-dAt&W.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-01-24
4 NV ESTMENT
SECURITIES.

The Northern Pacific Railroad Company. through
its Financial AgsRts, Is nov selling, at par and ae-
eFued interest. its fifst AQrGage IU 00ld honQs,
6r tae puFposo al compIstinS the construction and
equipment of is line OF Road, Amer thorough in
Yestigatiop. We Ieoonmend these securities as
ihe fallOWinR $500,
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-01-24
WATER RENTERS FAKE NOTICE

The bills for the year 1873 are now ready and nav
able at the Registrars Odhee. 1000 Market stregt
1he law requires that all bills paid on OF before
January 3ist 1873, the face Of ths bill and on All
dtlOnal. and on all paid during the month Of MaToh
~ yer cent. additional. and any am0unts remaining
unpaid alter April lst. 1873 the Registrar L Fo0uirA
70 have the Eerrues Withdrawn and mit inStifuted
tor the recovery Of the amounts due and water will
with assessments and two dollars for draVinT Fer-
rules are paid. FRANK A. TAYLOR
Water Department. Dec. 5, lS72 Reristrsr
once hours, to l. a. M. and = 10 D. M dec5tf
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-01-24
GoaI aud Wsoa.
CoALg COALl
THR ENTRRPRIaR COAL

I. vary Superior aEsiels. ire ef dirt saa slate,
Sil other sapssaot ozenF e - 1sagrss
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a aas "a Nss8 As - eva
IS lossaa
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-01-24
sI.irsstSrr!.S sSrSr rsIr!.stsIt rIn!St ] tsIrtn-allulr q

= tha 2, 5. Senate en- aPpE0RFFiialiaR Oi ss9,-I
q 80 Vss ordered 10 meet The expenses oIthe1
Kansas, L0ulsiana aAd AFkaHsAs'inVes Vestigatlons.
tbs lagislatiVe appropriation bill was taken up
and en- AmandnIent increasing the salaries Of
mslhhsF Of Con 10 5000 per annum mas
laid On The lahlog Psading debale he Senate
went ihlo S4sgnliae session. andnat lta close
sdi0gE Z, stpFSl blIif ofno general Interest
w6ts dfapasd dfia1hs House, and the Cr1dlt
40hliol e1umliIib NAs lhhlftnlsd 20 extend W.
IAys fIoh % ihe relations Of 0Ongresulen
9Th ~ Dbuapel spf HipnF. City,, Ce1lEPi
Paciac tsilroaol 1le consideration OF the
diplomatic Hpliaiiea hil .WaS concluded and
the MI paaDed,g The SpnRle amendmenla 70 The
Yleani liQR bin we're eOncuEred IN, hui an
I'd aman lalk wa adopted reducing fhs
nppl aIltnii = go 900. AcoufHenea con-
a "a hiIl a lslsllon u Ihs
uBnakl.ls HlaA "a pafilien = eibg g AC
3rastlag II Al lssloll llohsEal NON
saspT EafETa n thAE,llilaFT 1InIaiites
AhaaaVal ihRp1a Eiatsaal ~ liNaE 1Akon ap -
cor ile af llllls tF6gkes NR9'adS nus
hd a ID r. ~. IA darpsdls .igs Ssi cas- ~
~ eaift s-a<~s-etERe-snzss---- laasfl )
SfE RtsSFabk sl6as has been ioHn,
RaR HI etl lsaiS IA
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-01-24
TME PEoPLE,s coLuMM.

VERY BRIEF LErTERs oLADhY RECEIVED. LoNd
oolTlEUNIoATIoNs WILL Nor BE PRINTED. We
ARE IN NowIsR RKsPoNsIBIE FOR THE VIEWS
OF CONSEQUENTIAL
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-01-24
~ JuSt Pulled oue NV Pistol and
..r... 2hQt Him."

-Four orphaned children and a poor widowed
WomaA IN W illiamsbnrg have felt the force Of the
brutal woEys % the head Of this aFticle, They
have rdhg thtohsh pablio ear, aWahening q
thrill % horror but the aoff0 ant the tears they
have caused are centred in the 1ittle group OF Ces
olate beings that wondered through the night why
fag AgahAaad end i9ahsf cane pei AoRs, sna who
Found on the m6FrcN Wat but fed'hahded mur-
dor had daFksnsd the eyes of their hrsad-winner
for ever Jpslids isa HiiIl term 10 ase.i1 refer
sAeo - shat AhA ease ar tina quiet teamsteR Piei-
ieT, murdered by the Tuffin Ni1on, demands. It
il . caao where Vgngeapee, Witt and sdFe,. might
b. invoked lst thoss Win nasaer " their hearts
Sunday lastaaVSi hisV VietlrR yerRiRg that be was
going y Ahoot him on Monday, lnyokes Tor bis
own baAahk s0ma sateiactioh IN the thought that
he he4k kePA Ha ESsd fAEsipIE hP Slil when
hEohk Y trial, plead this warning in Irs4utaliOp
" Ghy eflfnihatitS Id the AeE We haze no Ohisc
hOn bPt shsuld yoang lockwood die Iet Ma
gTuder'a neck he broker AZ an early day upon dnl
warning by the Judge to have hipself prepared
Lat lAW show that it can keep ita word is vel
a. q tierer. A. praaant 1T is only those wht
load pistola and sharpen knives who make
CORY eonkI6ea Aiski Dsatb AIa keep it, Law il
New York whom it agrees 70 deliver q murderer
stTaaglsd corpse 10 JdAtlCe is as unreliable tn
meanest ehYsteging stFaw-bails-man around tn
CouTte Lllfetg 2 !, s1sHll slpag e
Kiss GlAlgip New York not hnInbaring dhe-tenu
yhat Il did week ago, and which has steadi
9ecFeased within tho past twelve months Ever
pnpuniahod Adnieids IN Murderer's Row has ad
dsd 70 the numbers of those who clamor for
reign Of law in New York. To the weak.knee
Sonti lists that obisd b An enlphahc call fc
the exaghtion Of murderers we say that We hav
the - set for them, because they inclule i
thsik Anks sthe Eangdprsra themeelvesS Foste
StoktI sfaansll, plal 3ly, King SiHlmens, n
aFuAsIA and Nixon Wlll dA JOIN to lAlss 81
manitaFians in any cry they may raise for mere
instead OF vsngeanea.-h (,ork EoroIG.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-01-24

4 ToucHIHa ATkVa a0N. Etrhe NsW York Her.
SI4. in its iEssv 81 Wy "a s'F6S reveal tlopa
which have been made IN regard to senator Har.
Ian end The Credit NohilieE whoH takeu ~ con-
nsetlon WITH DR. NSHmSiis circular fecommend4
ing HaFlan's reelection on account OF his piety,
chow ths necessity Of separation of church and
STATE" The qdebtinh yiS nav, however, where
does The irreverance come in Perhaps, after. Rll
1t il not the Berald's hut was IL tie case before
that papes naade this touehtae allusion:
! p IpA - q q t-SislAs uHolts MT
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-01-24
ma SALE.
FOR SALE.

MOP SAlE-A Lot of Land at the southeast
II corner OF Front and Clayton streets: - feet Q
inches on Front aud 20 feet on Clayton street.
Apply to GEO C. MARlS.
Real Estate Agent,
. oe9at-tf sea Market street.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-01-24

A&ssIabk isIOas has BEEN iodnd
nasR ~ ElSaiS tai
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-01-24
aFaWts.
RUsIEESs CHANGE.

UNIR aAdossigned having buFohasaA Qf J, sand
i heim 4 Co.. the Store Nc. Ao6 MaFkaf strsees
respectfully informs his patleu1 tAa1 kelhaa Ie4
en- hand aud Tor sale cheaD large an4 weli selgg-
ted assortment Of Ready mado CtotaiAE 0rsef
Clothing. GontS' RuFAishing oQoaS Ae- IAaAAlaA
for the past patronage extende % AIM aoFeapees-
fully solieits contlnusa ace 81 the sane,
WRSLEY CANARY, 81 y
jan0-ly 81 Market stFest.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-01-24

ENOR RENT-A small Truck Farm. near -
T. tho BFandyW inc Springs. Apply 20 DA .,s
.VID NJ. PRICE. ut Prices Corner. Christi w
ana hundred OF 20 GRO. M. BRAMBLB, ~ :!
neaR Delaware Junction. janl3-tt
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1873-07-23
Personals,


Capt. Frank NJ. Roby, Of Washington
county, Arkansas, who during the late
war was not unknown in the Confederate
naval service, and who for a few year:
succeeding the close of the war served in
the South American navy, is in the city
on his way to cooler climes far to north
ward.
Mr.. Freeman Randolph, of the Panola
Star, is in the city at present.
Col. A. p. Curry, of the Little Rock
and Fort Smith railroad, made his ap
pearance on Main street today.
Lecture Manager Peter Tracy has
returned to the city from pleasant TRIP
to the country north of the Ohio river.
Baby" Banksmith, a well.knowu
river man, is here.
Mulroy, formerly Of the Appeal, is
adding to his brain power by eating lake
fish in Minnesota.
Trask, the aquatic reporter Of the
Avalanche, has gone north in search OF
health and the facts connected with the
sinking of those aatboats near the mouth
Of Wolf river last winter.
Not a single Memphian has been
drowned in the salt sea during an ocean
voyage this season. The Memphian has
a perfect contempt for water, and hence
is in no danger.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1873-07-23
Police IndivIduaIitIss.

Police magistrate Winters to-day had
an hours session OF his orderly court
and during that time assessed fines
enough to pay the interest on the city in
debtedness for two days, more or less.
George Williams, the colored hack
driver, and Annie Wolfe, alias De
Knight, or the knight Of the black gar
ter, we're fined $25 and $50 respectively
for their too intimate relationship, and
the De-KnigM was given ample time to
remove her abode under an overhanging
penalty Of $1,000 bail bond for another
charge.
VIM. Lobter, aa American, got drunk
and paid S. for his fun.
John H. Vooles and ID. Myers were
mulctsd in the sum of So each.
VIM. Muldoon, better known as Red.
dy, the Hackman," for picking a muss
with the "Senate's" barkeeper, was fined
So.
John Smith, who claims to be of Cork
ish descent, was fined S. for being
drunk, and Dick Maloney, who acknowl.
edges his country, paid the same amount
for like offense.
Henry Jones, the confidence scape-
goat, who tried the confidence game on
a negro woman, as mentioned yesterday,
had his sin rated at $50, and ought to
have gone to Jail besides.
Charles Wait, a negro hackdriver OF
hack No. SO, got booty and matted while
he slept upon the boot of his hack. For
this Innocent sneoze he paid five dollars.
Ed. Herns, a late importation from
Dublin, paid five dollars for getting
full, and Stephen Delacilla, native
of the Sunny cline, paid like amount
for similar offense.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1873-07-23
ANOTHER ROBBERY.
Arrest OF tho Robbers aud Recov-
cry Of the Property.

Last Sunday night week the residence
of Mrs. Kirnan, near the Charleston
railroad depot. was entered by five bur
glars who drove mp in a hack. They
seized trunk, threw II out in the back
lot and took lherefrom $500 in green.
backs, $500 in gold. three watches and
two gold loekets. the property Of Mrs.
Kirnan aad her sister.in-law, Mrs. Nc.
Giniry. Chief Athy this morning ar
rested John Clifford, alias Newcomb, a
we'll known thief Richard McHall, a
relative Of Mrs. Kirnan, and another
worthy as the robbers. The watches and
lockets were found in the possession Of
Clifford. The other two thieves left the
city with the money, and did not divide
fairly with those arrested. The Chief
has telegraphed for them, and their ar
rest will be made to-day in another city.
When collared by the Chief, Clifford
remarked; " You have got me dead to-
night. but il had my Nellies' (patent
derringers) with me, you would not have
done it," One of the "Nellies" was
found in the possession of woman in
an uptown bagnio.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1873-07-23
steamboat Robbery.

Mollie Mason, buxom wench three
shades darker than charcoal, appeared
at the Adams street station-house this
morning to make inquiries regarding
the disposition of two colored worthless
named Louis Banks and VIM. Ottowell,
who sport fine clothes and pursue the
innocent traffic known as steamboat
robbery. Mollie got excited while at the
station house, and unwittingly let drop
remark about shooting, which i'm
pressed the authorities there with the
idea that she might possibly have
a pocket-knife about her. Upon search
ing a small-sized six-bsrreled howitzer
was found, and Mollies name went
upon the docket and she went into a
cage. The two extraordinarily dressed
gentlemen that she called for were ar
rested last night for robbing a passenger
on the steamer City Of Helena Of six
hundred dollars, and for this little trick
they we're sent to Jail in default of $lO,-
600 bail, and their cases postponed until
Monday next.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1873-07-23

Of the corporation. This will account
for the curiosity that so many Of them
are backward in coming forward just
now.
Fortune.telling, Voudo business aud
sorcery are firmly believed in by nine
tenths Of the colored people Of Mem
phis. The "Obi" worship Of Africa
has a peculiar charm for the African
mind, aud even the African view Of aud
developments in Christianity ATE tainted
with more or less Of the demon or idol
worship. This is no more than whittier
races have passed through, and in due
course Of time the African race will
overcome the instructive cravings for
the Obi" faith.
A gentleman was heard to exclAim
yesterday, Alas poor Yorrickl | knew
him well, Horstio-a dog Of wonderful
humor and most excellent qualities.
The unfortunate canine had slipped his
wire muzzle aud became 4 victim to
poison. The use Of poison in killing
dogs is somewhat Objectionable. The
most approved wire muzzles and those
recommended by the humane societies
enable the dog to drink water aud eat
while wearing them, and such being the
case, muzzIed dogs can be poisoned as
well as those without the muzzle Of the
period, as prescribed by the ordinance.
The safer plan is to shoot the dogs while
unmuzzled, and abandon the poison bus
mess. No humane man can watch the
convulsive motions Of a poisoned dog
without expressing wish for Bergh
who would inforce the law against cru
elty 10 animals.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1873-07-23
Variety the spice of Life.

Those Of our citizens who occasion
ally attended Whites Opera House dur
ing the past season, and the Blanche
Selwyn matinees at the Memphis Thea
ter, will feel an interest in the following
extract from a Little Rock paper:
Some time ago Ben Gilfoil, who travelled
in connection with Johnny Rourke, both
Of whom are artists of The song and
dance, played an engagement at Wild's
Opera House in this city. At the close
of their engagement they went to Hot
Springs. After their departure Blanche
Selwyn, the celebrated change artist
came here, playing at Wild's a number
Of weeks. She also went to the Springs
for holiday. While there she became
acquainted with Gilfoil, and the result Of
the acquaintance was that they were
both married before leaving the Springs.
The wedding was celebrated Wednesday
in proper style at the Markham Street
House in this city, where the bride be-
came the possessor of diamond ring
and the bridegroom "a diamond pin.
Both parties to this romantic wedding
are well known to the theatrical world,
Gilfoil being from St. Louis and Blanche
Selwyn from New York.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1873-07-23

VIII take place at FIVE o'clock tomorrow
afternoon at the Memphis Trotting Park,
fernando road, between Eve Well-known
and lively stepPers owned in the city,
and the match being about even all
around, some lively sport may be seen
By those who like 10 see the muscles Of
the horse exercised. The match is for a
purse Of City dollars, mile heats the
6rst in to get thiriy-6ve, the second ten
and the third FIVE dollars. Among the
entries. as will be seen by an advertise
meni elsewhere, are the celebrated trot-
tiers MoIlie, George. Alex, Ayres and
the IA horse Joe. Let Ell 90 Who de-
sire to see some fun.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1873-07-23
COMPLIMENTARY Hon.

Friday night, the 25th inst, compli-
mentarv hop will be given at Bon Aqua
Springs to Miss jamie Looney. Miss Ida
Carroll, Miss Ellen Carter, Miss Blanche
CAN'T, Miss Bette Allen, Miss Lou
Smith, Miss Kate Stratton, Miss Ellen
Cooper, Miss Mamie Looney, Miss Jen-
ME McIver, Miss Julia Woodward and
other ladies', guests of the springs, and
by request we extend an invitation
through our columns to the friends Of
these ladies to be present on the occa-
sion. Ample transportation will be pro-
yided from Burns station.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1873-07-23
Daring burglary.

Last night the residence of Rev. Geo.
A. Harris, ON Poplar street, was entered
by burglars, and property to the amount
of six or seven hundred dollars stolen.
A portion of the property has already
been recovered through the energetic
efforts of the Police Chief Athy and his
trusty assistants, and the "planner of
the robbery arrested and placed in the
Adams street station.house. One or
two other parties connected with the
robbery will be in the custody Of the
police before this reaches the readers
ava
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1873-07-23
BIuG city Paper wars.House.

In another column will be found the no
tice of the removal of the Bluff City Paper
Ware. House from No. &c Jefferson to lG
and lis Beal, corner Of fernando. Mr..
Gabay, the proprietor, keeps on hand a
complete stock of wrapping and book
paper, paper bags for tea and hour-in
fact, everything known to the paper bus
mess All goods are sold at mill prices,
and the highest price paid for rags.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1873-07-23
st. Bernard Coal Association,
NO. 3 MADISON STREET.

JOE LoCKE.-Harper, Galaxy, Dem
crest, Peterson, Cooley and other mag
azines for August, and the latest novels,
received at Joe Locke's news de-
pot, No. 236 Main street. The latest
dailies from all quarters, foreign papers
and periodicals of every land, maya
zines and fashion books of latest dates
can be found at Joe's. A fine lot Of sta
tionery, etc., for sale.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1873-07-23

A. MOTLEY, tonsorial artist, is pleased
to announce his recovery, and will take
pleasure in giving satisfaction to new
and old customers at his shaving parlors,
282 Main. 1875
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1873-07-23

Dr.. HELMBoLD, the originator Of Blu
chu, has the satisfaction of knowing that
all his imitators have failed to produce
the benefits his preparation insures.
Helmbold's Ext. Buchu cures. The
others disappoint. Persons suffering
from kidney complaint, gravel, pre-
mature decay, loss Of vigor or any
souvenir of jndiscretion, cannot apply
the remedy too soon. The great point
is to get the genuine Buchu Extract
which is Helmbolds and no other cod
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1873-07-23

MANsFoRD receives daily papers from
Nashville, New Orleans, Chicago, Louis
vile, Cincinnati, St. Louis and other
leading points, and weeklies and month
lies representing the leading spirits Of
Europe and America. Literature to
suit any taste can be found at the corner
of Second and Monroe.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1873-07-23

WIN. LIEBEN, the experienced and en-.
terprising newsman who recently bought
out the news emporium of A. r. Will
kinson at III Main street, has removed
to 1924 Main, just across the street,
south OF Poplar. He keeps full stock
Of latest dailies, foreign papers, maya
zines, fashion and sporting journals,
fancy stationery and other articles, to-
baccos, cigars, etc. Give the worthy
young man a call.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1873-07-23
peter H. DonneIIy, sO7 Poplar 81.

FtIeF m DUnnoIIJS "V5 HVPI"H '7t''
Has just received an invoice of genuine
old Cognac brandy, vintage of 1852;
also choice assortment of the follow
ing brands of teas, comprising Gun
powder, Imperial, Oolong, English
Breakfast, Japan, Old and Young Hyson
teas, purchased direct from importers,
which will be sold to suit the dull times,
by calling at No. 3O7 Poplar street, west
az Orleans street. l24eod
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1873-07-23

Bow BELLS for July has arrived, and
is to be had at Walkers news depot, los
Beal street. This magazine is the finest
ladies' journal placed upon our table,
and Walker has plenty of them. Call
early and secure a copy.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1873-07-23

The celebrated Lemp St. Louis lager,
in half barrels, kegs, quarts and pints,
at IL Court street, constantly on hand.
f. PFEMFERT a Co.,
cod 1870 Sole Agents.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1873-07-23
FOR RENT or LEASE.

m RENT an LEASE-MADAME FRAN
SONS place in Fort Pickering. better
|own as Rose Cottage; very shady and de-
|ahle retreat this hot weather. Apply on
/ PREMISES or to DIR. S. A. POOL,
1l9-f No. 4 Mulberry street. cor. Beal.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1873-07-23

The saloon and confectionery store
under the New Memphis Theater will be
rented for the season Of 1874. Apply
to C. A. Letfingwell, No. 6 County Court
building. 1871
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1873-07-23
THE CITY.
M E M PaIS,
"wednesday Evening. July 23, 1878.

PITTsBURa and Camel coal and gas
coke. Brown 4 Jones. Office 2s2 Main
street, Bethel Block.