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The New York herald., 1873-11-06
EUROPEAN MARKETS,

Lospos ono Mosrg MaExEr-Loxpos, Nov s-l2 r NJ
tates eniiorty bonds 9oS Erie Railway shares, s7a
-hae hara hai"ay ~ shares Tt 80 r. M-Erie
the market and all stocks have declined American
securities heavy. 80 +. M-Erie Railway shares
sP M.-Ere Railway shares, s6sl a 81 4 p M..eriIe piI
Railway shares, 35A Consos Tor money, or 921. or
a. tse account % se ss United states forty sonds
FRANKFORT DouRsE,-FRAsKroRr, Nov. 6-United States
ive-twenty bonds, g73s tor the 1862
PARIS BoURsR.-L0HDoS, Nov 5-l2. 30 +. M,-Pars DO
spatches quote rentes at ST. 214c. 2.o r. M-French
rentes, 57t 17yc. p. M.-French rentes, 57f
.LryERPooL CorToN MARKET-LIvERrooL, Nov. SIS p
M.-Saes of uplands, on the basis OF good ordi.
nary, shipped December and January, at SD; Sales
December at 3l6d Sales of uplands, on basis Of
good ordinary, shipped November and December. at
SID OF the sales to-day 7.2l0 bales were American.
The market is steadier Mddling uplands, SID mid
ding Orleans 3D. Sales l00O bales Including 1000
speculation ana export.
LIVERPOOL BRKADsrUrrs MARKRr-LIvERPooL, Nov. s.
80 r. M.-The market is quiet Corn, s2s 3d. per quar-
ter.
LIVERPOOL PROVISIONS MARKEr.-LrvKRPooL. Nov. s.
80 7. M.-Lard. 39s. 3D. per cwt
LONDON PRopucE MARKRr.-LoHDoy, Nov. 5-5 r
M-Talow, 40s. Cd per cwt common rosin. U.s. pei
cwt hnseed oil, go 9s per ton; spirits turpennne
3ls cd. per cwt
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SOUTHERN SECURITIES

SOUTHERN SECURITIES
were weak on small transactions. Tennessee old,
Mt G2; Missouri skies at SO a s5l4 and South Caro-
lima new and July ut Q. The latest bids were as
1ollows;--Missour skies, s5; do. do Han.
nibal and st. Joseph, 81; Tennessee do old. ca; I;
do. do, new, C2 Virginia skies, olu, 80; do. do,
new 35; DO. do consolidated, 45; do do, defer
red, 7h; North Carolina skies, old, IL; South Caro-
lima DO. 20; Texas tens, 1875, 10.
PENNSYLVANIA CENTRAL, ETC.
At Philadelphia Pennsylvania Central was active
and nuctuatlng. II declined 10 40 early in the
day, but late IN the day IT became strong and ad-
ranccd to 42ss. meeting OF the directors OF the
road was held to-day, but no business OF import
ancc was transacted. The decline In Pennsylvania
shares and in our stock list was oocasioned by the
report that The Construction company OF the Texas
and Pacific Railroad had allowed part OF their
paper. maturing yesterday, 20 be protested inc
capitalists oil this company are heavily Interested
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First Roard-In,30 A. M
$1,000 S C 6's, new, J&J.

1000 Del, l. DIV con. Is
1000 ID, l. h w "a m.bc N1a
lOOU Nor d Es LIST m... 8s4
5000 NJ 4 st r lst. .LaCd 81
1880 Nor h Es I'd In j. D5
500 N J Cen lst, new. ID
GOO Ohio 4 M con ST. AZ
2UOU G, C6IC q LIST M. 1874
1900 Is, Il 4 Z RR LIST. ~
SOU North Mo LIST m. 10
5000 Cen Pac gid BIDS. -
5000 Yves Un Tel 7's... 50
lU shs Am Ex Bank. Ul
15 U s Ex Co. ........ ~
m American TX &C AZ
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COMPTROLLER'S RECEIPTS

Comptroller Green reports the following amounts
paid yesterday into the city treasury From Re-
cever Of Taxes-Taxes OF 1879, slo4,s64; arrears
OF Croton water rent, $50. Bureau Of City
Revenue-Ground, house, Terry and market rents
and fees, ss,65o. Bureau OF Arrears-Arrears OF
taxes, assessments, &C., $7.190. Bureau OF Col
lector oil Assessments-Street improvements, &C..
$4,000. MAYORS Second Marshal-Licenses. slS5.
Total x12h
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BOSTON WOOL MARKET.

Bosroy, Nov. s. 1873
The wool market IS verv quiet and little business dong
buyers and sellers disincned 20 thing the
present dsarrangement of the money market and the
depression In the districts; but nowit-
standing the monetary pressure, the wool markets APP
pear 10 re IN strong condition. and there Is little
wool on the market that could be purchased even tor
ready cash at very low figures We quote Ohio
sylvania medium extra and double at 4Sc a Sic
Wisconsin and Michigan at 5lc. 65c per lb There is
nnnlinalY the same. ~ ' -
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- ~ per cent premium; sixty days gold 81 6s per
short sight gold 81 SO per cent premium
on on onaon, 0 o per cent premium. On Paris, 60 u
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(NOPARTNERSHIP observation-disclosures H0FF.
- mann has retired from the firm OF M J. Seelg Co.,
Metal Founders The business will, from this time. be
carried by the undersigned, usual, under the
firm name. MOsiTZ j. sEELIG.
MACMILLAN FLFCKENSTEIN.
OSClB kEUBERT.
BROOKLYN, Z. D., ll5 to liz Mauger street. Nov 1873
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HAVANA EXCHANGE,

HAVANA, Nov. A. 1873
ExohanQe nominal. On United States, sixty days. cur
renoy, o. "a per cent premium; short sight currency
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5ituations UGnicn--M a!es


Young man narr thorouy understands AMI
seenl good driver uEnisa the very Lest Of
III, reler.uca tom last iD,yer moderate city
eooatry Appy. oDELLs AGENCY. l09 we,s jihsL,
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HORSE and CARRIAGEM MARKET

NEw-YoRK, Tuesday. Dec. 30, 1873.
There is some demand for light driving
horses owing chiefly the prospect OF seghing about
New Years. Quite IA number OF ordinary road horses
have been sold within the 40 hours at average OF
from $3.50 TO $500 per head. Otherwise tho condition OF
the local horse trade has undergone quotabe change
Sales by auction reported as follows
BY Mr. Arch. johnston the Horse Mart III Thirteenth.
ST., near UniyersIty-place
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Gnrcpean advertisements.


PiecaIy London invites American Gentlemen visiting kn
rsn 70 inspect LOADBRs comprising the
Central Action be voala be happy 70 send
full partculsrs BY posi- Rstsbhshsd 1880
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NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE,
Wrean 8teamers

NEW YORK TO CARDIFF.
EKw. YIEsT. CLASS rULLPowkRkD, CLYDE BUILT sTkaA
SHIPS Will sad Pennrvsn.s Railroad Wharf ysne, C,si
Akpks ,ehareed).."............ sy JasuasY 2,
pgkmos;;i PsSRUHRY %
PkMBRokB MARCH "a
United sties AID Canids pOr the Bristol Channel Aud all other
These .sSsn.p. built expressly trade provided With an
ths htsst improvements for the comfort convenience of
Frst Cabin and $40 currency
secohd CaHa.. 49, eurrene'
s;;ia; Gciis.i. non G.sS U.s. Currency
For iartIei pacun apply carir a. TIE compus ohc No
iD''' Chambers And Archibald BAXTER Co. AGENTS
No. IL broadway
Only DIRECT LINE TO FRANCE.
STEAMSHIPS BETWEEN ASwY0R2 AND HA'Gk. CAlLiSd
The splendid vessel, ioe for the Continent su
from Pier No. so North River as follows: -
PEREIRB Danrs ...sATuRDAY lamar ~
AMEKQUR.... .Eoss.ean sATEsDAY February y
PRICE, OF 70 FSs SASsr y On 9sSR RRsas "a
Fst CABIN; ..........sl25 Second Cabin ....'...s73
American travellers going 20 or returning
BY both transit b hnsh'n ana toe deom
GRO. MACKBNzIB. Agent No. SO Broadwa,
DACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP LINE.
GREAT REDUCTION IN RATES OF FREIGHT and Pass A
Rys; e. A FsSG s = .S oS' Fs o,
SRy la4 coh0 H Get c'SI.r P'.ensr and s,
JANUARY "a 1874 ACAPcL CO. Capt Passengers and
splendid Steamships
this Line for Francisco and also connecting IttmGs with
steamer Central American and South Pacific potts
RATES O. PASSAGE
NewYork TO San Francisco Cabin 500 $40 currency accord
| ing 10 location
New York 70 Sag Francisco seerage $50 CURRENCY.
Steamers o. this Line for Japan and China leave San Francisco the
| lat Of month
Freight Passage apply the Com
panys River. foot Of Csnal.t. NewioIk.
H. j. BULIAY, RUFUS HATCH.
Superintendent Vice-Preddept and Managing Director
STATE LINE-NEW YORK to GLASGOW
~ LIVERPOOL BELFAST and LONDONDERRlfheS elessn
Cycebut vii sal from Pier 36. North River ooas
STATE or PENNSYLVANIA. SATURDAY. January 10
sTATB OF NlR6lNlA.......... SATURDAY January -
STATE OF GBOROlA .SA IL RDA1 February
And alternate SATURDAY thereafter, mknr passengers at
through all Great Britain Ireland NORWAY Sweien
Denmark GERMANY. DrEs 81 upwards For freight
passage sppy 10 - . . . . 80
Storage Passage Cfce. No 40 Broadway.
| Arrnr ILL ILL
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REAL ESTATE.
EEw-YoRK. Tuesday. Dec. so,

. EEw-YoRK. Tuesday. Dec. So 1878.
There was large attendance at the Ex-
chsnge saesrooms this morning. attracted by the sale
of the Friends Westinghouse property situated on
Now Chambers aud ROsests. The property consists OF
an irregular plot Of ground Six7Sxlsx6On On Rose ST.
nhere ia two-story brick dwelling house. known by the
street number 30. Ga New-Cbambers-st the Meeting
blouse located. and is known by the street number 80
Hhere cOmpet uon Tor me premises WHICH were
Bold to L. Hartung for $1,000 ,,,-, n
Ths sales announced 20 be held by A. j. BleecKer, 81
n Fairchid and Jere Johnson jr we're oil postponed
kintil aext month.
OFFICIAL. TRANSFERS OF REAL ESTATE.
NEw-YORN CITY.
No Rec1rs, 266N6O.... S4l1uO
uh- 227. 224 II Of Ave b, 1873 : block. SSv11
sl3is l16 Of 1Osh-sve l6.StjSS IzOVU
b2d % Of 4h4ye. l6x6b ZVUVO
s7sh 10 ls;sve. 25IlO2 2.............. l22O0
kSd-s Of 3tsye sOr 100 SzU10V
S24ta al 1916 Of lstaye, lS9xlOO
n24th.st 751 OF 1stave. 37SxlOO ll....... 3aVVo
E-aVe Z65OV
Elhave 255 Of 57h, 25xJO aoVUU
hIkave 5O5 OF 57th-st 5Or5O.....''''''''' S0oVV
~,.,xEoc lNAskHoLp ''.'''-.'....... $4,000
sgiav GOtb-st, 2Or i2VV
= AZ. d n - 62d4t "a 6172 lO............ 10000
LTAsBs
Sooss - No ao9' so'n 81, % SUM sl8 600
1000
yes,r 1000
Bust 24S Of Broadway, 25I53ll II y per ~. oVo
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tjelu UanIeo-- Mals5.

AGENTS WANTED-Over all the United
~ stat. u IN TnrsIe, Eliminating Heaters
and Rejecting Burners are profits 70 agents and
dealers With stamped envelope for particulars Oh
BroaiEay. Nes-York
VNRRAND BOY WANTED. In Il cigar store,
II about ~ - yeis old 81 month Apply With
references, to r a. fohp ID Dnlne-sH
NSvANTED-In a merchants office an honest,
w intelligent LAD ibput Is who resides with his
parents saay year $50 Address o. Box i.a2 IN Whiting
Of applicant.
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WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 81, 1879.
Gituaiious Uanteo-- Males.
Miscellaneous.

Miscellaneous.
USEFUL MAN, &C--GermaL,, and wife En-
~ s'h ehhn) speak: Bugl;h with best rsc'r a.
gardening wife all branches Of houss~ok and excellent ocx cry
country Are the INSTITUTE 1873 6hs'e above lothr
the drug store.
USEFUL MANA very valuable young man
and profitable person for business city or eoant eIne
COZ IMAM GROOM WAITER. VALET, &c i, practical ana use
OUT wages modersts has best Of
for honesty Temperance industry & Can be seen o. inc hui
ESTAsT INSTITUTE, 1873 6thave. above lOthss
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AmusfmruIs.
A SSOCIATION HALL. PROCTOR.
n Mr.. RICHARD \ PROCTORS
LECTURES On ASTRONOMY.
Illustrated by Paintings and Lunar Photographs.
IAN :, Is, IL, 10, ~, and I'D.
of Lectures reserved 81.
Tickets Gue PouhSe and 1wentythiri
St shrmer Music 7Ol Broadway ScnbaeTs 65i Broadway
aai a Appletous, $40 Broadway
ID T. BARNUMs GREAT WORLDS FAIR.
The kak-TLrlsye. anu SItyhrIsL
Il has been
determined 10 close the
great Museum, Mensxerie aud
Circus with the pFeseu. week Ne~
ard eost, features In the Museum Se~
Animals In the MeBagenei Nes AHsis,
male female, In the great Dosbe Hing
Circus at 2 and : O'Clock daily. Schools should
attend afternoon exhibitions, and avoid tho crowd
No such opportunity for the study Of Nstsri History
has ever before been afforded BY any exhibition, aud
pareuts teachers and guardians. should both eoanie-
uapes sno encourage the invaluable lesson now
beius taught a, the Rink. For the accommodation
Of the Thousands doors will be open continually
from ~ M to 10 p IN. viii close SATURDAY.
night January 8, 1874. Admission, %
eeutsi Children uHier 0. 20 cents.
.. Dol Reserved Chain. IS ots EXTRA
O. .t. ...f The vast building heat
ei br s.esn.
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NJ SHAH The suaest Steambost IN The woM popeb BY steam
for 10 minute, Is sppenory finished Is 3D. Post frse stamps
The ALEXANDRIA patent paddle Steamboat Pnee o'
Post free, O., Sd CIGAR sTEAMBOATs Screw and Paddle nom
z. O. Other hres o. all r $40 los Models made to CTsI
send stamp for list wanted TIKI MINIATURE MODEL
STEAMSHIP MANUFACTURING COMPANY sample Dspotl 10
LONDON WALLL IONDON.
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WHITE STAR LINE.
FOR QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL
CARRYING Tlk
UNITED STATES MAIL.
NEW AND PULI~POWERBD STEAMSHIPS
Sailing New YORK SATURDAYS from Liverpool % TT
DAYS calling al Cork HsrDo- eArh
BALTIC sAIUkDAi. Jan. s st 300 p
OCEANIC SATURDAY. Jan 10, lOOOam.
REPUBLIC. SATURDAY. Jsr. IL. al $500 , m
ADRIATtC. SATURDAY. Jan q. al lOOOs.
CELTIC. SATURDAY. Jan 81. al 300 ..
Prom White Docs Psyoria PerrT. JerssV C;tT
Pssspge tor all ciss unrya combining
SAFETY. SPEED AND COMFORT.
Saloons. Harooms bathrooms IN nlshpsee-
wnee least motion FELT Surgeon, a1i ewariees aecnAh'
these
KATBS-Saoon $50 soo Return Tickets $40 gold Steeras
$50. IhOsr WISHING for e11s the Old County
prepaid certificates. SD cuTfencv -
from America Pans hsmoIf.
NOrW Sweden. In ia. Australia China &c.
Drafts from 4 npwar-
tor npecoa ,nd information sppr the Company,
sfices. No. 10 BrssdWas. hew-lork.
NOTICE.
LIST Of Jsauar. 1874. the General hgrRcT hs
United Of the Steam Navigation Co. tNht- star L1-
BY r. Corts who is fully authorized act
behalf Of ssid
10 Broadway, New-lorK. December, 1873 -.-.. .-. 49,
OCEANIC STEAM NAVIGATION Co.
}. II. SPARKS. Attorney.
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Ocean Steamers

nor HAVANA, ,.,,,,
IL NASSAU. PRuGRBSO AND VERA CRUZ
HEW-YORK and ME- &lCAS MAIL STEAMSHIP LINN.
ieauug Pier 8. Horn RIVER al 3 y. 80
CITY HAVANA tiisyans Direct. ...... December u
CITY OP NEW-lORk thsyana direct. .Jabulry
CLEOPATRA Navaua and Menco). January 10
CITY OF MBlIUA Havana via Nsssau .....J January -
CUBA Uaysna direct January -
y" "ssN' r. ALgX ANDRE l. Soma 30 Broscwsy
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NOTICE to CREDITORS.-In the Goods o

~
JOHN KIRK decssedNotce hereby given pursuant 10 the
Statute 22d and 23d Victoria Chapter 49, nud An Act further to
amend the law Of and relieve that all
claiming 10 be Creditors otherwise LAYING claims demsuds
against affecting the Estate OF John Kirk late Of Richmond Lodge
In the CountT Of Down. Linen Merchant deceased, and lately trading
Belfast In be County Of Antrim and Ready in the County Of
Armagh and York the United States Of America under the
STYLE and firm Of william Krk SON. who died Richmond In the
County Surrey l day Of jane 1873 and Probate of whose
VIII granted forth Of the District Registry Belfast Of her
Majests CSur Of Probate Ireland the ID day Of July 1873 TO
William Nil Kirk Dsriey Ready the said County Of Armagh
Merchant Of the Executors nsd in ssd will the other Executor
therein nsmet having dolly saouneed hereby required or before
the LIST DAY Of March 1874 send the SAID WILLIAM MILLER
KIRK No ~ Bedorist Belfast the particulars OF such Debts
Claims, Demands default thereof the said William Hitler
Kirk will the expiration the sb mentioned, dtnbge
tue the John Kh deceased the parties entitled
thereto having regard only the Debts Gains Demands OF which
he shall then have Of the SAID Statute.
Dated this l4th day OF November 1873. - -
GEORGE x. SMITH.
Solicitor Bretutcr William Miller Krk, The Castle
Be fast. aud % Upper Ssckvilest., Dublin
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200 PIANOS AND ORGANS, y: y;

ondhaad Of First-clas. Makers. s'u Dc 'oa q. Lever
Country, during this Financial Crisis and the He'll
days, bg HORACE WATERS & son. No. 4sl broad
Wanted r e sale o. Waters Celeb rated Pianos Gem
certo ara Orchestral OrsaAa Illustrated Catalogues
NJ allied. Great Inducements 10 tae Trade. A large
discsua Misi.,~~s. Ckwrchos, Samasy scsoOls, os
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feftures ano Aleetimqs.

W.T." ~*F<FFF'FJ1'
INTERNATIONAL ACADEMY LECTURES.1
IA ooper UnoG-Ladies Afternoon Cou1e hs,u- enos
Art Jan g. ADRIAN EBf p,res,os
IANE-SI; NJ; T.; CiiUhCIi-WP fCH NIGHT.
Dec 81 1873 Payermeeang p n,e1chng Al no n m D,
FRIDAY EVENING. us Ala nrseebng on SATURDAY Az
ihhNoo' 10 'ne ''"'s school al pa Public invited
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" WASHER fROyER together separI,s b. an ni1on'
rn,p and wife. children good COACHMAS sra GROOM,
80 understands plain gteninE milking farming, Sei VIE u good
COOK WASHER and IROSkR care milk ani poultry aaAe bl
do Tor the winter good fecoHt snda9i Os
a. C. RpBNr BRS 1876 West lth-s. cot Gh ave.
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.6Xs WEST 15TH-ST.-A respectable col
=, orei woman sohcits LADIES' aud GESfJBMBSS WASH
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1873-10-16
RIVER INTELLiaENOR.



At Cairo the Ohio is stationary; at
Cincinnatiit has risen an inch, with three
feet eleven inches in the channel. At
St. Louis the Mississippi is stationary.
Here the river is declining slowly, with
two feet four inches above low water
mark. The Arkansas is very low and
hardly navigable. White river has a
good stage. Business is dull, and weather
warm.
n BoATs LEAYIHG,
y FoR HELENA. 1.-The Pat Cleburne,
Captain W. j, Ashford in command,
will leave at pm. to-day for Helena
and all way landings. All the officers
Of the CleburRe are thoroughly compe-
tent and genial gentlemen. Don't for
get her hour Of departure-5 pm.
For CAIRO AND ST. LouIs.-The great
and popular steamer City of Chester,
Zeigier master, will leave as above to-
day at FIVE pm, making all way land
ings as usual. Her clerks are clever and
attentive gentlemen, and make all feel
at home. lrrf frFIlf
MISCELLANEOUS.
The Pat Cleburne arrived on time this
morning. bringing 2lO bales cotton, 1872
sacks cotton seed, and a cabin full of
people, besides large number of deck
passengers. The Cleburne is quite ia
vorite in the line, and her business in
creases even in these dull times, which
is owing to the popularity Of her off,
GERS.
On her last trip from Vicksburg to
New Orleans the r. L. Lee took 1919
bales cotton, 100 sacks seed cotton, and
5400 sacks cotton seed
An unknown white man was found
dead on pile of cotton-seed sacks, near
the elevator, last evening. Squire Mil
Ter held an inquest on the body. Verdict,
death from natural causes. There was
deep cut over the dead mans eye, his
pockets turned inside on t, and his shoes
gone.
The steamer Bart Able went on the
docks at New Orleans on Monday last.
The cook of the GAINESVILLE, who has
had an attack of the yellow fever, is get
ting we'll
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1873-10-16
The Orphans Bale of cotton.

The bale of cotton donated by Greed
Taylor, of New Gascony, Ark, to the
orphans of Memphis, was sold to-day by
those noble men, A. L. FARMLAND and
A. NJ. Stoddard, auctioDeers. Itbrought
the handsome sum ST $500, and was
bought by Mr.. T, s. Ely. of Ely, Harry
& Richardson. Among the prominent
bidders who wished to do their part in
this laudable and Christian transaction,
were G. V. Rambaut, of Z. NJ. hpperson
& Co, and Eugene Leidy. For some
time the bidding was spirited, and each
one Wed with the other who should do
the most for the suffering little ones
In this connection, we will add with
much pleasure, that the success of this
sale is greatly owing to Messrs. Mark
Speed and Charles H. Taylor, who have
spent not only time, but means, in not
only this but other worthy acts. After
the sale Mr. Frankland announced that
the agent of the Star Union Line pro-
posed to carry the bale of cotton to any
part of the United States or Europe free
Of charge.
Mr.. Hugh Hamilton, agent of the
Southern Express Co., took charge of
the cotton, and it was expressed prompt
ly to day by a special messenger, as per
following dispatch:
President Merchants Exchange, st. Louis:
We ship you by express to-day bale
of cotton sold for fifteen hundred dol
lars. Please sell on Change tomorrow
for the benefit Of our suffering people,
and pass it along.
C. H. TAYLOR, for Purchasers.
We understand that the firms of E.
NJ. Apperson a. Co., Taylor 4 Duffy, and
Eugene Leidy will unite with Mr.. Ely in
the lid, and that an outside pool of sew
eral hundred dollars has been made up,
and will be added to the common fund.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1873-10-16

urer, 1917 citizens Of Atlanta, perw II.
Hemphilt 4 Co., IS 10; Trinity Church,
Columbia, S. c., per P. ]. Stand. AZ O5i
citizens OF 0syka, Miss, a 75; First
Presbyterian Church, Evansville, Ind,
per Rev. Geo. G. Noyes. 6s 25; citizcns
Of lrondale, No, by w. S. Harper, 20;
Calvary Church, Louisville Ky, per
Louis Trip, Senior Warden, 4s; Sun
day-school, Holidays Cove, w. Va, per
W. II. Hammond, 10 60; r. Nunnem-
acker. Milwaukee, Wis. 20; Hodges
Depot, S. c., TO- Citizens Of Boston, per
Geo. j. Dookery, @ W. d., 40.
MENPnis. October Is, 1873.
Mai. J. j. Murphy:
DEAR Sm-Inelosed we hand you $25,
donated by A. A. Gilmore 4 Co., shse
manufacturers, Boston, for benefit Of
the yellow fever sufferers. Very truly,
GooDBAR 4 GmLELAYD.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1873-10-16
Annnbnry Woman.

A hottemBered Danbury woman, who
finds considerable trouble in persuadihg
her husband TO furnish kindlings, and
then is obliged to do it herself, read in a
religious paper, Monday, Of how a wife
induced a wicked husband to become
one Of the most adectionate and hopeful
of men. by being invariably calm and
loving with him. The starry made a
deep impression upon her, and when
she made the FIRE that noon she put a
pair of rubbers among the wood. Then
me tied a handkerchief across her nose,
and went on with her work. When the
husband reached the gate be paused
fetched a sniff that made hole 10 the
atmospbere. and then went around 10
the back of the house and fetched an
other sniff that had an equally damaging
effect on the atmosphere. he aared
into the next yard ana up at MS own
house and felt 10 his pockets. and was
.i,op, 10 90 around 10 the front again,
vben his wife thrust her head out OF the
window and said. Why don I you come
into The house, you old ioolf ZONE IN
and get your dinner, and let me read an
.rfiaIe 10 you from the Christian oecre-
tsrv vou Old rip. Come in and see how
nice Il Is % get diEner with notning 70
b.rn but rubbers. you vhiied sepulchre.
Come In here, I tell you, before ! lose
- t,mner and say What ] ourhtn 70.
AZ tbie invitation be vent 10, gong upon
H. gloop aud 10 The door very slowly,
~ ou opening the door, disappeared
ir-de uith marvellous suddenncss. The
reieHbors say be vas cutting wood All
fbsf Afternoon. and thinking Of the re-
hEi0us press.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1873-10-16
PROBABILITIES.

wAsHSGToS, October Is, ! ain
For Thursday, in the Gulf States, south
essterly winds, partly cloudy weather
and occasional light rain on the imme-
date cost.
For the South Atlantic States, uorth-
casterly winds. falling barometer aud
increasing cloudincss.
For the Middle States, increasing
southeasierly winds. rising temperature
and partly cloudy weather.
For New England, westerly winds and
generally clear weather.
For the lower lakes, sOuihWesiely
winds backing 10 southeast, and possibly
northeast, with increasing cloudiness.
For the upper lakes aud the North
vest falling barometer, southvesterly
winds, cloudy, and possibly occasional
rainy weather. clearing away b. Thurs
day night.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1873-10-16

We are glad to learn that Mayor John
son and Rev. Mr.. Lotion are doing well.
Rev. DR.. J. Carmichael is out again
all right.
DR.. Drake Mcdowell, of New Madrid,
Missouri, formerly of st. Louis, has
come to Memphis to tender his valuable
services to the suffering people. He
belongs to the Mcdowell family Of st.
Louis, formerly filled the chair Of Anat-
omy in the Mcdowell Medical Unive rsi-
ty, and has wide reputation for skill
and experience and success. He is
heartily welcomed by the whole commu-
nity.