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The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1873-03-31

TN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
i UNITED STATES for the Eastern District
of Virginia.
In the matter of Henry w. Quaries, bank
rupt-in bankruptcy. I -
At Richmond, on the 18th day of March,
1873
TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN:
Please to take notice hereby that petition has
been, TO wit: on the 18th day of March, 1873
filed in said District court by Henry W
Quarles, of Louisa county, in said district, who
has been heretofore duly declared bankrupt
under act of Congress entitled IAN act to estab.
lish a uniform system of bar Iruptcy throughout
the United States,i approved March I'd 1851
for a discharge and certificate thereof, from all
his debtsftand other claims proyable under said
act, and that the 10th day of April, A. ID.
1873, at 10 O'Clock A. NJ, before w. w. Forbes,
one of the registers of said court in bankruptcy,
at his Office in Richmond, in said
district is the time and place assigned for the
hearing of the same when and where you may
attend and show cause, If any you have, why the
prayer of the said petition should not be
granted
You are also hereby notified that the second
and third meetings OF the creditors of the said
bankrupt will Re held at the same time and
place W, w, FOhBES'
Register in Bankruptcy for the
NH 3l-M2w Sd Congl DIST, OF y n.
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THURSDAY. APRIL San, 1873.

THURSDAY, APRIL 3RD, 1873,
at clock p. NJ. the valuable lease-hold MILL
PROPERTY, known as the CITY MILLS"
The buildings are extensive, and of a substan-
tlal character. The Main Building is of Brick.
A Flour Mill fitted up entirely new within the
last twelve months, capable of grinding 20
barrels of flour per day, occupies part Of the
Building; the most approved Machinery is con-
tanned therein, including two run of stones
four feet diameter, and one run of stones Two
and a half feet diameter, and one of Ayers
Patent "Decordecators' for cleaning and pre-
pairing wheat for grinding, with the privilege
of using it forever. This Machine is represented
to be of immense value of itself.
There are two Water-wheels, one Turbine,
the other an Overshoot, with q never falling
Water-power of eighteen.feet head, and fall
OF six hundred inches.
The BUILDINGS are of sufficient capacity
for conducting an immense business, and being
located so desirably offer great inducements TO
buyers.
In view Of the completion of the Chesapeake
& Ohio Railroad, this property is we'll worthy
of the attention of persons seeking investments.
TERMS-One fourth cash the balance on a
credit of nine, eighteen and thirty-six months,
the purchaser to give notes, we'll secured for
the deferred payments, with interest added at
six per cent, per annuin. Title TO be retained
until said notes are paid
VIM. II, ALLDERDICE, Assignee.
A. r. COURTNEY Trnstsas
JAMES l.. MAURY,S
0 0ax
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ASSIGNEE'S SALE
OF
DESIRABLE LANDl

Pursuant to an order of the United States Dl
trict Court for the Eastern District of virgins
entered on the 18th day of March inst, by Bei
B. Foster, Esq, one of the Registers In ban
ruptcy for said district, resident at the city 7
Norfolk, in the matter of Isaac ID. Robins,
bankrupt, in bankruptcy, / will sell at publ
auction, on
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Mr.. L. Gimmi, weighmaster at the Live Stock
Scales makes the following report of transac-
tions for the week ending this dates Cattle. l0s
head 90 "a 90 to @8 10 per hundred gross Sheep.
81 head a So 10 TO " 90 per hundred gross Hogs,
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CET Trees IN THE FALL.
APPLE AND PEAR TREES FOR TlR
GINA A SPECIALITY
AT MT. VERNON NURSERIES,.
Sc l5-wtf
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Jte Oiroi,ia State cSournal
VIRGINIA GENERAL ASSEMBLY.

ONE HUNDRED AND EIGHTEENTH DAY
lt.a's MONDAY, March 81.
SENATE.-Senator Thomas in the chair.
No prayer. ,aor
n suspension of the rules,
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TERMS OF SALE:

One-third cash balance on a credit Of twelve
and eighteen months, purchaser to give his nego-
table notes with approved security for the de-
ferred payments with interest at six per cent. :
per annum added thereto from the day of sale
title to be retained until said notes are paid
w. w, DOUGLASS,
VIM FLEGENHEIMER,
D NH 2g-2av3w Assignees..
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AUCTION SALES

AS asSlPnee VI dllllttiii DuHiop, pihhiuptss
shall, on III ~
FRIDAY, THE 1lrH DAY OF APRIL, 1873,
at u o'clock M at the auction store of Thomas
Pannill, on Bank street, in Petersburg, proceed
to sell at public auction the following property:
rsr. A PARCEL OF EXCELLENT MEADOW
ia LAND, belonging To Thomas s.. Gillian,
living on the Richmond and Petersburg rail-
road, in Chesterfield county, and bordering
on the corporation line OF Petersburg, con-
tanning three and o half acres, more or less
2p. THE EQUITY OF REDEMPTION of Thos
Gillian in his HOUSE AND LOT, at the
corner of Franklin and Adams streets, in
Petersburg. Said house and lot are subject
to the payment of the following negotiable
notes, made by Thomas S. Gillian, and ex-
ecuted by two deeds of trust, viz: One OF
$3,l764t due 21st May, 1873; ten of $263. 0S
each, payable respectively 2lst November,
1873, 2lst May, 1874, 2lst November, 1874,
2lst May. 1873, 2lst November, 1876, 2lst
May. 1876, 2lst November, 1876, 2lst May,
4 1877, 2lst November, 1871 2lst May, 1878,
and one note of of $l37.04 due 18th May,
| 1873 and $712.30 being a part of a note OF
| 1856 rs, due 18Th May 1873. :.
| 81. The. right of Robert M. Dunlop to $50
/ POIINDS STERLING on the death of ID.
M. dunlop, of London, who is now about
4 65 years of age. p3 sn na,t H .s
TERMSACash
| NH 29-IOt w. i. WATKINS, Assignee
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Richmoaa Prices Current

MARCH "a, 1878.
RRMARKs.-No material change in general
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BY Grubbs & Williams, Auctioneers,

A ssIGNEE's AND TRUSTEES fs.s
N SALE OF EW
VALUABLE MILL PROPERTY IN THE
TOWN OF MANCHESTER, VIRGINIA,
DIRECTLY OPPOSITE THE CITY OF
CHMOND-SlTUATED ON THE JAMES
RIVER-WITH VALUABLE WATER
POWER, LEASED AT AN ANNUAL
RENTAL OF $500 PER ANNUM FROM
THE TOWN OF MANCHESTER.
As assignee of the estate of George b. Stacy
& Son, bankrupts, In connection with the trustee
herein named, we will offer for sale at public
auction, on the premises, on
The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1873-03-31

On < WILL PAY FOR SIX COPIES OF
pC the WEEKLY STATE JOURNAL for
one wear,
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uHrgg HEaugE EEH- EHa
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Country merchants Should renlembtr N oTuer'
ing, that refined sugar is constantly calculating
SALT-Liverpool, 2.85; iobbing price, per
sack Ground Alum. So. 25a240 37fs
SPIRITS OF TURP ENTINE-6Sae -.
SHUCKS-$1. lOal 90 for old, s0ca90 for new
STRAW--Baled S0a90c. ssrsE 100
,TAILOW--7asc. per pound in large quant-
ties. gs' s-- ss- -.
TEAS-Black 65e.aSl 25--the last prime ar
tiele; Imperial, $l.loal.60; Gnnpowder, $lal.sn
VINEGAR-Cider, 20a25c. es a
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TERMS OF SALE:

One-third cash; balance on a credi
of twelve and eighteen months, purchaser
give his negotiable not es with approved securiS
for the deferred payments, with interest at 81
per cent. per annum added thereto, froL u
day of sale, title to be retained until said nc 4
are paid.
VIM. FLEGENHEIMER,
RO. M. MAYO.
y NH 2l-2aw3w co. Assignees.
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nichmomd Tobacco Market.

RICHMOND. MARCH "a, 1873.
TOBACCO Market continues quiet; should the
coming week prove fair we may look for some
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was adopted:
Resolved. That the districts be called ae-
cording to number, and each number shall
have the privilege of calling up for conside-
ration one bill. Pending the call, on mo-
ton of Mr.. johnson, the Senate adjourned
at 3:l5. -
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ANOTHER COUNTY JUDGE.

The following resolution, introduced by
Mr.. Boykin, was agreed to:
Resolved, the House of Delegates con.
curing, That the General Assembly will
proceed to- morrow at - O'Clock, to elect
a Judge for the county court of Nansemond
county, for the term commencing first JAN
nary next, Judge Theodore S. Garnett,
iv, who was unanimously elected, having
declined to accept.
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STAMP TAX ON DISTILLED SPIRITS.
Senate bill to impose a stamp tax on
wholesale dealers in distilled spirits being
the unfinished business of Saturday, was
taken up, and the pending question to post.
pone indefinitely being Withdrawn, the bill
was amended, when on motion OF Mr.. PRIDE
more, it was laid on the table-ayes 10,
1
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1873-03-19

Tho Mary Alice Is coming down With
three bArges in tow, containing 1000
tons. including GO,OO0 bushels Of bulk
grain.
The Submarine No. u Is alongside
the Glasgow wreeking her, aud win be
through in about two weeks. She will
recover her machinery aud most Of the
cargo. Capt win l.amothe. IT,. thinks
Of, building TO her machinery. The
wrecks Of the Glasgow, Aleck Speer aud
Monsoon now lie together in Prud.
homrse's bead.
There IL at Shreveport nOu from
10000 to 5000 Laies Of cotton await.
ing shipment, and ahogt 100000 will be
shipped this year Last year there were
only from 5000 10 10000 bales shipped,
There is not as mudD cotton above the
raft as formerly, most Of il now being
sent Ia. Galveston and New York.
The Susie Silver at East ST. Louis got
$40 tons of railroad iron for the Texas
and PaciGe railroad consigned to Shreye-
port.
The weather kilograms this morning
report rain at Now Orleans, and cloudy
weather at nearly all other points.
The crew of the Bismarck caught at
Diamond bend, below VieksburR, last
Friday, coal dat owned by MattinRly,
Florence a Co., Vieksburg, Of which
some one had cut the ropes and let float
away
Captain Creighton, formerly clerk Of
the Richmond but now connected with
the Missouri, Kansas aud Texas railroad
at Denison, Texas. was in 81. Lonis
Monday.
Captain Tom Shields will arrive to-day
from st. Louis, and goes to Little Rock
to attend to the delivery of the railroad
iron carried up the Arkansas BY the La
Barge, Susie Silver and W. ]. Lewis.
Captain Ben johnson will have com
mand of Captain Dave Campbell's new
towboai Cora Campbell.
Colonel Bryson, who has been in
Washington looking after the appropria-
ton for the Western rivers, the new
steamboat bill and steamboatmen' in
terests generally, is in st. Louis
The sale Of the Continental to Captain
David Campbell has fallen through; the
latter gentleman gives as the reason that
he warted Captain Ben Johnson TO go
in command, which he refused to do.
The sale Of Captain Grant Marshs
Que quarter interest in the steamer Nell
lie Peck to Captain Doc Terry was not
consummated, as reported.
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AMUsRmRNTs.

MEnPHIs TnEATER-Johnpy Thomp'
son, character actor. appeared In On
Hand At tho Memphis Theaier last
night. The drama Il a picture Of lower
twenty" life IN New York the plot aud
text are highly wrought, and gotten up
expressly Tor the purpose. OF giving Mt.
Thompson an opportunity 10 display bis
musical accomplishments aud tsrpsieho-
rean talsnls lie appears in twelve diff
ferent characters. aud plays on as many
instruments He 10. In fact, e The show
and one which was enjoyed by the audi.
ence. Mr.. Rainforih appeared TO advan'
tage and with credit 10 himself as
"snaggles, the English annkey. Owing
to indisposition. Miss Eliza O'Connor
was unable TO appear, and her part,
"Lucy." was Iilled by Miss Katie May
hew, who gave a most pleasing rendition
Of the role--a little tame probably At
times, but still life like and ereditable.
Miss Bernard As "Georgiaha," Mr.. Wes'
ton as "Bloodgood Mr.. Hurley as
Hardison," and Mr.. Rand as " Charles
Norton" made very good impressions
on the audience. On Hand is drama
which will no doubt draw well, and it is
reasonable to expect that larger audi
cnce will be on hand tonight, when On
Hand will ba repeated.
GRAND 0PERA oUsr.-Mazeppa con-
tinues TO be the attraction at the Opera
House. Last evening there was a de-
cided Improvement in the working Of the
piece. Miss Leo Hudson gave a more
spirited rendition OF the roles, "Cassimer
and "Mazeppa, than on the opening
night. The dialogues do not amount 70
much, the drama being OF the spectaeu.
lar order, and depending almost alto
gether on scenery and properties for
success. The steed. Black Bess, never
needs any prompting, being always well
up in her part, and display large
amount Of sagacity, judiciously blended
with docility. The support by the mem
beers Of the dramatic company may be
set down as fair; indeed, there is but
little scope for display outside Of the
title role. Mazeppa will be repeated to-
night. Ij't .aINhflt &
OLYMPIC VARETIEs.-Manager Buch-
anan has the only variety entertainment
in the city, at his Olympic, on Washing
ton street, near the corner of Main, A
fine troupe of specially artists appear
each evening. The corps consists OF
vocal and instrumental performers,
dancers, minstrels, pantomimists, etc.
Stage Manager White has arranged an
attractive programme for this evenings
entertainment. New stars will be
brought out during the week.
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SPRING styles hats at Wheaton S
when e is he?

Some days since paragraph appeared
in the LEDGER to the effect that Deputy
United States Collector Hiram W. John
son had mysteriously disappeared from
the city. The disappearance took place
last Wednesday eve ming, when he left the
office of the collector, General Smith.
On lastFridayit was stated in the LEDGER
that Mr.. johnson had been seen in the
city and consequently found. From
General Smith we un derstand that this
was an error, az no trace of his where
abouts has been discovered since his
disappearance on laIlt Wednesday, al
though thorough search has been made
in the city and surrounding country.
Should any person knew Of his wherea-
bouts they will confer favor by giving
such information to Collector Smith.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1873-03-19

To-day the Criminal, Circuit and
Chancery Courts are in session under
the gas light, owing to the cloudy
weather and accompanying darkness
that prevents clerks, lawyers and judges
from being able to attend to business
without more light. Justice is supposed
to be blind, with eyes bandaged, and
hence has no use for either sun or gas
light. But the dispensers of justice
follow not the custom of the goddess,
but keep their eyes open and use tele'
scopes, microscopes, gas and all kinds
of light, both artificial, real and legal
in order to do the fair thing between
man and man. Justice is only blind in
an allegorical sense, a fact much re-
GREETED BY criminals.
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LEDGEF Inns.

IA increase In the namber Of brick
yards will be required during the coming
summer IN order 10 meet the demand for
building material. The Jews are the
only people who do net indulge in pros.
slyting; they claim that they eau never
be propAgandiSts in a Christian sense,
because they believe that il is by life
and not by creed that men are judged,
And add that Il Is better 20 purify your
self rather than cleanse the Hottentoi.
Ii will be news for the Mas nie brethren
OF Memphis TO learn that the Order
iiouriahes in Persia. and nearly all the
members OF the Persian court belong TO
il. Tenement houses are needed in Mem
phis. The inmates Of the county jail
demand library. The number Of babies
seen daily on Main street. is astonishing.
The county roads are in a wTetched con
dition; but little work has been done on
them since the commence ment Of the
late war. Miss Nelson, the celebrated
English actress, has been captivating
the St. Louis people for week, but she
has not been engaged for Memphis. On
Hand, at the Memphis Tlleater tonight.
Miss Leo Hudson in Niazeppa, at the
Grand Opera House thi evening The
Register local has disc overed that visit
ors to the Register Office are induced to
turn to the left at the head Of the stairs
and are at once conf fonted by the tiger
in his lair. The Avalanche reporter
found bogus colleague at the Cochran
Hall ball last Tuesday night; the chap
called himself McVey, and went for the
good things on the supper table in an
Avalanchian style. st. Joseph's day
was celebrated this forenoon by the
students of the Christian Brothers Col
lege. Another long lost daughter was
found by the police, yesterday; the lost
one refused to r,turn-except to the
paths of vice. Carlo Patti, a well-known
musician and brother to Adelina and
Carlotta Patti, died in St. Louis yester
day of consumption.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
MONEY.
PUBLIC LEDGER OFFICE,
MEMPHIS. Tenn, March 10. 1873.

| PUBLIC LEDGER OFFICE, |
MEMPHIS. Tenn. March 10. 1873.
The demand for money is sufficiently
pressing to keep in active employment
all the funds the banks care to loan on
gilt-edge paper, and as consequence
borrowers who belong to the outside
class, are not able to obtain aecommo-
dations as they could wish, but are COM
PEELED to seek the tender embrace Of
some friandly street broker, if they are
hard up. There is, however, no special
embarrassment, as might be the case
were our banks not fortified with enough
funds to meet the wants Of legitimate
trade, and Notwithstanding the depres-
sion of and limited sales of cotton
our business men generally are able to
carry on business Just the same, and are
filing all orders sent from the interior.
In exchange the situation is unchanged;
commercial bills are taken at s@lc dis
count on New Orleans and par on New
York. bankers checks on the former
point being sold at par and on Eastern
points at 4c premium, with bank trans
actions at 81 q $1,000 premium. Sew
eral of the banks are handling as many
bills as they can conveniently, and 9th
ers are sending currency to Northern
cities. Gold is 1853 in New York and
worth to dealers here ll4i. Local stocks
are quiet. Memphis and Charleston
railroad stock is offered at 23c, but met
no takers. Arkansas levee bonds, fat,
were wanted at l9c, but no bids we're
reported at that figure, and it is ex
tremely doubtful whether a large
amount would 90 at that price
or not. Miscellaneous stocks, ETC.,
are quoted nominally as follows: Mis-
sissppi and Tennessee railroad stock,
lie; do. first mortgage bonds, SEC;
do. second mortgage, 73@74c; Missis-
sippi Central railroad stock, l5c; do.
first mortgage bonds, -@s7c; do.
second mortgage bonds, sse; Memphis
andCharlestonr railroad stock, 23@-c;do.
first mortgage bonds, s6Gs7c; dO.secOnd
mortgage, Ts@sOei Memphis and Ohio
railroad stock, 10; do. second mortgage,
so; Memphis currency bonds, coupons Of
last July and January, 59l@6Oc; Mem
mis- gold bonds, Coo; Memphis
past-due coupons, s5@s5e for january
1873 and July 1872. Mississippi levee
bonds, First District, 400 Arkansas do.
lss22c; Bank of Tennessee notes, old
issue. ss9s9e; Shelby county warrants,
S7(G SSc.
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aENERAL MARKET.

APPLES Quiet at 50 5O@5 30. as to quail
BEEF-Fresh forequarters. 4@6c hind.
@lle; mess, SlS y Dbl.
BAGGING-Ranges from l4@lI11c for light
and heavy brands.
BRAN-Dull at $4,000 "a ton at the levee and
bran. F@-. Ship stuff, sif 50 y ton from the
BACON-Sugar-cured hams, Bale as to
quality; breakfast bacon. l01a@l0Ac: clear
sides. -@a1zc; shoulders. Tie; clear rib. q
BEANs-Firm at So 500 p bushel, for
CHfCKENS-Mixed and full grown. So 0O@
CANDLES Firm. Light and full weight.
CHEiEsE-westorn and Northern, ..l4@l61Sc.
= C'oOTSTEotN--SEED-Firm at 50 y ton at the
C0FFEE-Dull; Rio. 2l]s@2511c; old gov
ernmentJaya, Csc.
CABBAGES-Dull for inferior; choice firm
at 90 u crate from hatboat.
CORN MEAL-Easy at So 1902 rs from the
levee; from store, 50 1902 70.
C0RN-Firm; 6O@6lc fer, yellow and white,
shelled from levee; ON orders, 62965c; ear.
Dose. 45d47c; sacked. 53g55c.
CRANBERRIES-Dul at SiGgl2 90 D Dbl.
DRIED FRUIT-Apples, 500 y n; peaches,
DGtCKS-Scarce; 50 5O@4 50 "a dozen for live.
EGGS Dull at Boise for Western packed
and fresh.
FL0UR-Firm and unchanged. Low grades,
Sc 0097 90 medium, IS o099 co.; family and
fancy, $40 0O@l1 90.
GEEsE-Steady at So COOS. 80 q dozen for
: GUINNESS Secondhand burlaps. Ice +; new.
HAY = Steady. Sales at s22@SO for fair
to choice Arkansas prairie, SIS; western from
store, 81 5091 20 u 100.
KRAUTSQuiet at S9@1O y Dbl.
LFMONS-Dulkat IS 5O@6 90 u box.
LIME-Firm at 81 5O@l 90 y Dbl for Ala
LARD-Firm; tierce refined. s11@sc: keg
do, 914glQc; pail, lO@l0Ac; tins, l21Sgl314c.
MOLASSES-Firm; good to choice Louisi-
ana, 6O9S0c; syrups. 40@80c.
NAILS-Steady at IS 5O95 IS rates.
0RANGES-In good supply; Palmero and
Messina, So 1904 so.
0NI0NS-stock light. Held at Sc OO@7 90 y
Dbl as to quality.
0ATS-Quiet at 46@47 for prime mixed at
the levee, and 5l@52c from store.
TURKEYS-Firm at SlS92 o dozen for
live.
PORK-We quote packed from store, clear
sides. s1SqS54e; clear rib. sl49S19c; dressed
hogs, T1<ySc; shoulders 6h@61Ic hams, 10%
aloe; mess pork, SIG SOILS IS, fat.
POTATOES : Flat; russets. 81 30G2 40;
peachblows, 81 7092 80; pinkeyes, 81 sOl92 IS
b Dbl; seed varieties, S4@4 IS.
sUGAR-Firm; We quote: coffee A, 123zc;
extra Q. l2gl2lse; crushed and powdered. lie;
As sAIT~s2 Sos q = Dbl, domestic and dairy.
TIES-Are firm; 8gsz the inside price for
lots of not less than 500-bundles.
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DANCING Academy.

Next Friday Mad. DeI.arranaga and
Prof. Allmon will organize dancing
class in the IrvingIblock, in the hall over
Semmes Il Co.. The Professor and the
Madame will be pleased to meet all who
desire to acquire a knowledge of the
graceful art. All the latest and most
fashionable dances will be taught.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1873-03-19

we're sold this morning. including infe.
rior at s99c. low ordinary At iO9ilc.
low middling al lT9lTle, and few
bales middling atlss@lsle. Sales yes
lerday we're 500 bales.
The Financial Chronicle u March 18th
ElVes the following az the stock Of cotton ln
sight on March iiih and on the corresponding
date last season az iolloWti
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LOST

+ OsT-ON FERNANDO STREET. NEAR
IL Beai, velvet purse With steel clasp. The
car tickets, and one garnet earring. The
finder will DO rewarded by returning the ear
ring 20 2l2 Desoto street. 1917
n OsT- RINa-ON SATURDAY NIGHT,
IL March sth. east side Main street. between
Washington street and John uaston's, one
Finder will be literally rewarded by leaving
at p Jefferson street. ll-B
4 OST-PIvE DOLLARS REWARD WILL
be paid for the return Of my Scotch terriet
dog, answering 10 the name Of " Larry ana
iSt ~ ii. r. TOMLTNsON, II Madison 81.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1873-03-19

IEPoRTANT TO DELINQUENTs. - City
Tax Collector Robertson gives notice in
another column that distress warrants
are being filled out againts those who
are delinquent taxpayers for 1872. In
order to save costs, visit to the Tax
Collector office is absolutely necessary
The last Of the distress warrants will be
ready for distribution ca the lst of April
nayt