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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1873-04-11
Professional

DR. nLou NTl N z
OFFICE. NO. $40 SECOND ST. THERE
" day aud night. 1855
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Home or Health.

Travellers from the South will find DR..
E. P. Miller's Home of Health, 80 and
and Al W. Twenty-sixth street, one Of
the most desirable places to live in New
York city. The location is first class;
rooms large, airy and elegant; table ex-
cellent; and prices reasonable. The
celebrated Turkish Baths, the Electric
Baths, Swedish Movements and Lifting
Cure are in the establishment. Tran
silent or permanent boarders accommo.
dated. Send for circular. Address E.
P. Miller, NJ. D., 80 and Al W. Twenty
sixth street, New York. eod-59
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merchant TaIlOrs,

Those enterprising aud well known
merchants tailors, Murray & Ridgely
No. 3O2 Main street. opposite the Pea
body Hotel, are receiving daily a Sc
lscted stock of their own importation
from London and Paris. The finest Of
English and French goods ever brought
to Memphis can be found at their
establishment. 1t includes all the
novelties and latest styles known
to the fashionable world. Their
workmen are adopts in the art Of
making clothing. Every gentleman who
desires TO wear the latest style of cloth
ing, made up in the best and most fash
iunable manner, should visit Murray 4
Ridgely' establishment and order spring
and summer suits. as their stock of goods
cannot be excelled in the city.
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The Shamrock expected to finish un-
loading her freigt at Vicksburg Wednes-
day. and then start for Cairo, where she
will go on the docks. The boat has been
attached at almost every landing she
made on her way down, because Of GER
tain outstanding obligations Of one c.
W. Noyes, OF circus notoriety, contracted
while the Shamrock was a circus boat.
A telegram from st. Joseph, Missouri,
says: The river here has risen fifteen
inches in thiriy.six hours. A rise Of two
fee. 10 twenty-four hours at Brownsville,
Nebraska, was reported to-day, and
still greater rise at Omaha"
A Detroit telegram says the water in
the Saginaw river ia nearly up to the
point reached by the food two years ago,
aud still rising, Railroad communica-
tons with Bay City will be interrupted a
few days, but steamboats, are running
thence from East Saginaw.
DRIrTwooD There is an abundance
Of it floating down the river to-day .........
Jim Kelso was at the wheel of the Falls
Pilot when she bumped the head Of the
island above here...,....Rouse, the com
mander Of the Falls Pilot, entered pro-
test here yesterday ........ The H. c.
Mutt brought up considerable freight
from the sunken barge last night.........
The Legal Tender passed Devalps Bluff
yesterday for Memphis with 700 bales of
Steamboat boiler inspectors
are generally clever set Of fellows, but
oftentimes put heads on reporters
when goaded too strongly. There's
case in point; stand from Lnder........
A food is imminent above and below
Captain Beasly tells the st. Louis
item-snatchers there isn't money enough
here TO buy the Utah. He would trade
her off, however, but there is nothing
here that is her equal in value except it
is the pill box on the bluff. That will out
smell her.........The damage TO freight
submerged by the sudden rise at St Louis
will exceed $20, 000.........Capt. Riley
family came down on the Elliott and
are sojournilg at the Dill mansion.........
One thousand six hundred and ninety
dollars wharfage was collected by the
wharfmaster at Vicksburg last month
Efforts are being made to raise
the sunken Will S. Hays in the Ouachita
current in the river at
St. Louis dag before yesterday was nine
miles an hour.........Captain Pegram.
not liking the prospect for return trip
south, concluded to go to st. Louis with
the big Jeems Howard .........Freight for
the sonth is very scarce at Cairo.........
All Of the " Citys will BIO here to-day.
The Future City and Capitol City are
due from below, the City of Helena
from above; the City of Vicksburg has
just left and one or two more are COM
ing.
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odd Fellows.

A pleasant reunion of the Odd Eel
lows of our city will take place this even
ing at their hall, on the occasion of a
fraternal visit by Chickasaw Lodge No.
8 to its offspring, Banner Lodge No.
TAT. The Chickasaw is a prosperous
lodge, and numbers among its members
many of our leading citizens. Banner
Lodge No. l47 is composed of the rising
young men of our city, and has been re-
markably prosperous since its organiza'
ton, little more than two years. A
general invitation has been extended to
the fraternity, and from what has been
disclosed it is apparent that the enter
tainment will be one of unusual interest
to the members of the illustrious Order.
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We acknowledge pleasant visit from
Frank Scott, the Southern and excur-
sion agent of the Kansas Pacific rail
way from Kansas City and Lesvenworth
to Denver and the Rocky Mountains.
Excursion trains will leave St. Louis and
other points west for the mountains du-
ring the summer season. Colorado has
been called the Switzerland Of America
and Saratoga Of the West, and the way
to reach these points is via the Kansas
Pacific railroad.
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AusInEaa houaE9.
Painting.

nroKTNsoN. WILLIAMS A CO.. coTTol
IL FACTORS. .66 front street. At
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We regret that in yesterday s issue we
made a mistake in the Doctors name.
We urge our citizens generallyto attend
the Court street Cumberland Presbyte-
rian church tomorrow night, and we
guarantee in advance that they will be
highly entertained. The subject of in
temperance will form the burden of the
address Let there be a full audience.
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Young men DESTROYS Of practicing the
terpsichorean art are invited to attend
the exercises at the academy of Madame
DeLarranaga and Professor Allmon, over
Hzitfeld & Sens store, Jefferson block,
on Second street, at I J O. clock this even
ing. A class for children will be opened
at 81 o'clock tomorrow afternoon. Pre-
pare yourself for the spring parties and
picnics.
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speeiaI Notice.

The warm weather is approaching,
and consequently people desire fresh
meats for Sundays. Il. Seessel, ST.,
will, during the summer months. have
fresh slaughtered meats Ofevery descrip-
ton for sunday morning market at No.
p Jefferson and lss Main Street Free
delivery to regular customers. 43
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The Ledger saloon in the County Court
building John X. Downs, proprietor, Is
the place to get pure liquors and i'm
ported cigars. The best Whistles, bran
dies, wines and ales can be found on the
premises, and drinks are mixed up by an
artist in the business. A splendid free
lunch is set daily for all visitors. 81
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COTTON.

Nat receipts at all United States ports since
Friday evening and for the came time last year
ara follnwa.
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ATTENTION is particularly called to
the sale, advertised in the Appeal, OF
lands on islands 80 and 40 in the Mis-
sissippi river, tomorrow at IL o'clock,
in front of the Greenlaw Opera House.
The lands are the richest on the CONT
nent, and somebody will get bargain.
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The second stock of materislfor spring
suits has just arrived at A. H. Coon
MANS, 100 MAN STREET. Gentlemen
will consult their interest by leaving
their orders with Mr.. Goodman. He
will cut, make and trim them in the best
style, and at the most reasonable prices.
- - S4-60
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Victor D. Fuchs, the "Old reliable "
At Al Jefferson street, received this
morning an immense lot of fish from
Reelfoot and other lakes, comprising
every variety usually brought to this
market. Mr.. Fuchs will receive fresh
supplies daily during the season.
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n1emnhIn Ice ComnnnY.

The towboat Grafton will arrive this
evening with FIVE barges laden with ice
for the above company; a supply amply
sufficient to meet all demands from con-
sumers. Send in your orders.
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MUSIC.

pianos. Organs, sheet Music, and
Musical Merchandise and 1nstrus
Hentn of every description, whole
sale and retail.
II. G.. HOllenbeFg Keeps the lnrg-
est and best selected stock In this
city. and % full assortment OF the
Chick % ing, HOllenberg and Hal
LETT d CumstOn Pianos, the Estey
Organs. and brass and silver instru'
meats fn foil sets or single pieces.
Being practical pianO-maker
and n musician of taste and hbtittys
anK known TO the public as such
since 1883, patrons OF this music
house may feel confident that they
will lind all goods strictly rs repre-
scented and waFranted, and mt mod
crate prices aud on easy terms.
WRreFO0ms, No. 274 Second street.
list
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ding cotton here. in New York and New Or
leans and uplands at Liverpool on this date
for tho ma 81 tro vaara.
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Jake schilling and Sam Fultr, at Pop
lar street market, viii have on sale at
their stalls tomorrow morning end eTen-
ing the FIRST spring lamb Of The season.
Their customers will please take notice
and call early. 81
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Srnrxe fashions are blooming out, and
the news dealer a. M Mails
street. has HArPer's BazEr and the
Young Ladies Journal, two very pOpu-
lar fashion magazines.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
MONEY.
PUEBLO LEDGER OPYIcK,
MEMPHIS. TENN. April IL. 1873.

MEMPHIS. TENN. April II. 1873.
Monetary circles develop nothing
strange nor particularly interesting to-
day. The demand for money is fair, but
the banks pursue the same conservative
policy and loan only to customers.
Street rates are firm and from llCD3 Y
cent. p month is paid. Exchange is
scarce. New York bills are worth par
buying and ic premium selling for bank
ers' checks. New Orleans are i(gse
discount buying and par selling. Gold
is bought by dealers at HI. No tele-
grams from New York. Investments are
dull; transactions are reported in Mem
phis skies, with psst.due coupons, at
5Ssc. State warrants sold at &c.
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For ahe lnfoSmAtion Of our readers We
give the following table, showing the
rise and fall OF the rivers at the different
points given, in feet and inches. This is
from low water mark TO high water. Any
reader can make a calculation as 10 the
stage Of the rivers at these points from
our kilograms above:
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spring LIANT.

Jake Sehilling and Sam Fultz, at Pop
lar street market, viii have on sale At
their stalls to morrow morning and even
ing the first spring lamb Of the season.
Their customers win please take notice
and can early. 81
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FOR RENT.
EXPOSITION BUILDING
prCNIC PARTIES.

,,,uv pvpos .~TTON BUILDING Is HIGH
nin - ,is.,sS - -icnic purposes. being clean
r,rv mi frce OF sun, oine az Iaan. At ~. -. 2
ientea el f--.r,,.r,. ents can Be made for
W ~ -,i.bt lrpi : a The building. %
'- Il u ~ Us - '''' b. II. JAGAsON, Agent.
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Fon SALE at the Great Cheap Furui-
ture House, 2s7 Second street, the cheap
Is, lot Of parlor furniture in the city.
Cali quick IL you want 3 bargain. 80
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STEAMBOATS,.
For Louisville.

For Cairo, Evansville and Louisville.
ROB GRIT Fowler, master
WILL LEAVE AS ABOVE ~
Wy THIS DAY, 18th instant. at ri
o'clock pm. sa11-sz'aasa1ln
II. WASHINGTON, Agent.
AZ Madison street
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Ian selling A No. I Pittsburg coal at
reduced raisa CSC. MELIEnsH,
gst Is South Court, corner Main.
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You don't have to take large doses Of
Kress Fever Tonic. 1t contains more
curative virtue than any other ague med
icine. Griswold 4 Co. have it at their
drug store. lST
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PrfFn n. DonsLLY has just received
choice shipment OF Gun Powder, Inn
periAl, Young Hyson, 0olong, Japan
aud English breakfast teas from New
York direct. Call in and examine his
stock Of all kinds OF fancy aud staple
groceries, at 30T Poplar street. 3s
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HARPER, Galaxy, Atlantic and other
magazines for April have been received
by Mansford, corner Of Second and
Monroe streets. Also another lot Of
George Eliots "Middlsmareh cheap
adiiinn.
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For vicksburg.

Memphis and St. Louis Packet Company-U.
S. Nail Line-For Helena, Chicot, Green
vile, Vicksburg and way landings.
CITY OF Mckee, master
WILL LEAVE AS ABOVE gyue,, .
w on FRIDAY, 18th instant. ea
at pm. 1lAAkaaAlillAe
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For Cairo and Sc. Louis.

Memphis and St. Louis Packet Company-F0r
Hickman, Columbus, Cairo and st. Louis.
EMMA c. ELLIOTT. Riley, master
WILL LEAVE AS ABOVE C-zs
wv THIS DAY, 18th instant, at kslssH
AID. STORM, Treasurer.
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FOR Cincinnati.

"Old Reliable For Louisville and Cincin-
pati-The steamer
PAT ROGERS-.............J.N n. Skunk, master
WILL LEAVE AS ABOVE W~=
w SATURDAY. 18th inst, at
3. D. COBB & CO.. Agents,
1851 266 Front street.
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BEsr liquors and cigars at John r.
Downs Ledger saloon. County Court
building. 40
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Law card.

In another column will be found the
law card Of VIM. A. Collier and j. p.
Houston, who have formed copartner-
ship in this city for the practice of law.
Mr.. Houston comes from Alabama, and
is the son of General George S. Hous-
ton, Of Athens. who for twenty years
consecutively was a member of Con-
gross from that district, and who while
in Congress served with distinction on
the Judiciary and Ways and Means
Committees. Mr.. j. p. Houston is q
young gentleman of talent and learning.
Mr.. William A. Collier is well known in
our city as a gentleman Of fine legal
ability and culture. The above firm is
composed Of wide-awake, energetic
young men, who will attend with prompt
ness to all business intrusted to their
care
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yXTHITEMORE HOUSE NOS. 100 AND Ill
wv Adams street, Memphis Tennessee.
pEDITCTTON TN pKICEC

On and after the LIST of April, 1873. the rates
will be as follows:
Eer Dhy '..',,.'.. -
Per WeeR, person IN u room... %
- - 90
Day Board. D 90
Large, pleasant rooms for falailies at mod
crate rates. House located midway between
the Charleston depot and the river, on one Of
the finest streets in the city. Table supplied
with the best the market affords.
pit A.. MILLS, M. ID.
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RIVER INTELLIGENCE.
ARRIVALS.

ARRIVALS.
Steamer Falls Pilot, Louisville.
Bismarck, New Orleans.
Pat Rogers, Cincinnati.
City of Vicksburg, Vicksburg.
Kittie Hegler, Cincinnati.
Phil Allin, Friar's Point
A. J. White, Napoleon.
City of Vicksburg,. Vicksburg.
Frank Forest, Hale's Point.
Mary E. Poe, St. Louis.
Emma Elliott, st. Louis.
Ike Hamnitt, St. Louis.
Little Alps, New Orleans.
DEPARTURES.
Steamer Bismarck, St; Louis.
Great Republic, New Orleans.
City of Chester, st. Louis.
Kittie Hegler, Arkansas river
City Of Vicksburg. st. Louis.
Cleburne, White river
City of Vicksburg. st. Louis
Mary 4. Poe, Red River.
Ike Hammitt, Helena.
Falls Pilot, New Orleans.
BOATS iii PORT.
Pat Rogers, Falls Pilot. Ksnswha, j.
B. Maude, A. ]. White, Frank Forest,
Emma Elliott, Little Alps.
Daily report of the stage. of water and the
changes during the twenty-four hours ending
At noon te-day:
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BOARDING..

DOARD-A SINGLE GENTLEMAN CAN
d be accommodated with u neat. front room
and board in private family on Adams street.
where there are few boarders, by addressing
| with referencel
alt s., Ledger ONCE.
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Buy your wood from C. II. johnson,
III Poplar street. 29t
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SHIPPISe TAOS printed just at New
York prices at the PuBLIc LEDGER
Office. 43t
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Louisville and New Orleans Packet Company
For New Orleans and the Bends.
CITY OF CAIRO. .Schultze, master
WILL LEAVE AS ABOVE F~s.
w SATURDAY. 18th instant, $1,000
at4p.m. For reliable information AAa1-iEi'A.kiA
'p''' r.. W. LIGHTBURNE. Agent.
36-3T 200 Front street.
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AWNINGS, tents and wagon covers made
to order by NJ. Eyke, 81 Madison street,
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FOR LEASE or SALE.
WAN

NTANTED-VAULTS AND CISTERNS TO
w clean at 299 Second st. j. d. FOX.
1888
WANTED TO INFORM THE LADIES
w of Memphis that / am cutting and max
ing dresses by Taylor's system Of New York.
Bring your. Innings. have them cut, and test
the system free Of charge. Respectfully,
MRS. j. A. YUST, 243 Madison ST.,
a.S6 Late Of Cincinnati. Ohio.
WANTED BOARDING. HORSES. -SPE-
w cial attention paid to boarding horses.
Hack and buggy horses boarded at $40 per
month also. stalls to rent. Cheap rates for
2O5 Union st. l9O-55l ROGERS q CLARK.
VTTANTED. = SECONDHAND FURNI-
w niture, feathers and Lcusehould goods
Of all kinds bought at 2S2 Second street.
lot II. 7. SINN0TT.
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Changes.

tBeloW high water Of ISL.
Blank (.-....l indicates no report; cipher l0l
stationary; ~ rising. NJ yuonr
Observer SiKnal Service. U. S. A.
THE RIVERS AND WEATHER.
The river here is now rising quite rap
idly, and has swollen eight inches slRce
dark last night The swell is subsiding
a little at Cairo and st. Louis, but as
was noticed BY our dispatches yesterday,
there is a heavy rise coming down the
Missouri, tnd al Of its lower tributaries
are out OF their banks, and the Illinois
has overhowed its banks and spread
over the country for miles, washing away
railroads, fences, wood, and in some
cases even barns and houses have been
carried of by the angry food. Yester-
tsrday the Ohio began swelling ct Pitts
burg aud Cincinnati, and will be higher.
TIE rise from Pittsburg viii meet that
from The Missouri al Cairo, aud although
] Il seems almost impossible, The water
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APosser.s FIsId.

The special committee to select ground
for potter's field and smallpox hospi-
tai, reported this forenoon 10 favor Of
the purchase of the property OF J. T.
swayne, j. j. Murphy and =. II. Wood
agent, being lots ], 2, 3 and 4. Warfield
tract, three and one-fourth miles south
east Of Memphis, on the Pigeon Roo't
road, containing about thirty'seven and
one-half acres for the price Of 5000 per
acre cash. The land Is situated near
Rozell's Station, on the Memphis ard
Charleston railroad, The repNt was
signed by Esquire Miller and Messrs.
Joseph Lenow, A. j.. White, 9 Mayor
johnson and N. MAlAtestA. The report
was adopted by the County Court.
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REWARD.
TAKEN UP,

USAKFN IJP-oNE LARGE RED COW
with some white on her, and small calf
In bad condition. The owner can get them by
inquiring on Dunlap street. near Hawley, pay
ing charges, etc. -, o.v.uopn1r
S5-G Mhh. RAJ NOhln.
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CHEEK LINZ.

Memphis and Vieksburv Packet GO.
FOR Helena. Frfar'a Point, Vapo-
Zen, and ths Beads.
Q. :. NAIL LINE 10 NAPJLEON.
steamer A. ]. Whits, e.
Marx R. Cheek usstsr -
Leaves TUESDAY s1d FRIDAY atsp.u.
, 1873-08-22
EDUCATIONAL.
Harvard University,
l8Tg-T4.

houora Of onn department nvo sxht to attond leos
turos and rooitntlons In auy aor department of thu uni'
ycra!ty without pnynE additional foos for oSa'o Law
sucna ay ntond any n1eretos they ncnsc lit Harvard
College, Medical students tho exercises Of the Bcontio
School, oto
1ho degrees Of Mnntor of hrs nnc'oF OF Philosophy.
aud Doctor Of Spfoneo upon to bachelors o ohus i'll
htitntf1ns.
Tho yrar begins IN all departments OH Thursday Sort
25, 1879. Exnmtnntnns for at1mia7lnn to HARVARD
C0LLEfiE, tho LAWRENCE SCIENTIFIC SCHOOL,
tho MINING SCHOOL, mud tho HU2S1sY IESTlFU.
rfON Will hesn Thursday, Sept. g. at 8 a. III. Tho
examination for advanced standing In the MEDICAL
SCHOOL, tnkes naoo crt. 81; for advanced nInndinE IN
sl1n LAW SCHOOL. Ft,:. -.
Tho University Catalogue ucuding examination papers
Of 1s7i79} may 10 obtained from CHARLES w. SEFpl
HookHol!or Cambridge; Urlcc, III CENTS Circulars DIT
sctbtns tho bcyoral departments tnay hn obtained on ap
r1tcatinn to JAMES W. HARRIS, Recrotaryi
rt.u fHsa
, 1873-08-22

A Vigorous story of n Wabash Avenue
lgOnrlinH-H Hl0llse.

A .,.ro~u,,, .v.,.,.
s,enn;. a."sx ~ sr".... "aau''" A'e"''"
w., asonr"anR-ea
thoro Is n marb1c-front bonrding-houso Which
las figured boforo In tho columns Of Tur Tam
,,ur ,r1,or NJ ,,orr :. n.~,d =. ~, .~i..,o.a.,.
IN "o"' "s'uoo 10 ~ a'A91ool"t.o
es'apl.ahmoht, anu .hoi'' aa now 1ho .andlady
readers will ro,nombor, was that of a mipsing
watch and a u war1tnu " nf,vort,aomont viii t1,o
rconnoo,,nco -, tho qr,to,, a,, ,,n oxa,.na.sn
4o"rto"'uneo VI wv ""'on "no no e4p'Anat1on
This timo about 5000 In money and fifteen
yarts Of Valcucionnos laoo, valued Mt s12 yara
tho nronarsv q, n vouru l,,,v ho,,1or
H.. '"""s "' oo",'to
, 1873-08-22
FOREIGN NEWS PARAGRAPHS,

A,grand board and moustacho Alow with prizo
medaia awarded by jury Of ladies, is tho latest
attraction at WoolWioh Gardens.
Tho air in the courtroom during tho Tloll
borno trial IN London has been 80 bad tllat the
authorities have Hot two little fountains Of ohio
rozone to play In II.
For good Aead Of hair French peasant
girl eau got 10 francs {$8) from tho cElignon-
makers bright golden VIII bring marc, "ul y
woman OF over 60 got 1876 francs fur hor stock
Of alyer-wlilte locks.
There IL now at Paris, In tho national print-
1ng-ollco, dressed aa a workman In wllto blouse,
tue Prince Macao. one Of tho highest poraoIsagos
III Japan. Ho has boon direolod by his Aoyero'gn
oyory branch.
-ny recent purchase. tile proprrlotora Of tho
London Times hayo acquired the whole Of Print
ing llonho Square, London. 1t cost ubout $50
tho superficial foot, or about one-halt whit Inns
recently boon patd for lal.d on Nassau streot,
Now York,
Tito correspondence Of certain OF TIM c'oyor-
est men Of her time with Almo. Recamior, Just
published in Paris, shows that none Of tLoul
Wroto as II they wero addressing q highly intel
!cctual CORRESPONDENT. On the contrary, they
all seem to DO writing to q charming woniAu
, 1873-08-22

Paris Correspondence Philadelphia Press.
Dazaines trial would not lust long had Metz
boon Persian fortress, II wo infer from the
following ro1narks made by Nassr- od-Dn during
his stay in Paris
Tho Shah, looking at tho gigantic scnffodng
erected OIL tho rlnco Tanlo1no for the rebuilding
of tho Napoleon column, sud to General Lad-
mirault, who accompanied him:
Ut geo what it s for. You will aiilx an iron
needle on tho top and mallc your Dazaino sit
down on it, would like to 10 there at tho
time. 1t will be worry pleasant indeed !"
, 1873-08-22

and these Honorable canaillo mike tho tono Of
society, from womon mp 10 groyboarlH.
will relate, In my next 1oLter, how tho rail-
road-1nngnntos Of Pennsylvania play on tho aur-
fnco Of oac1 other. GATH