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New-York tribune., 1873-03-08
LIVE STOCK MARKETS.

animals intended
market arrived 10 sales OF beeye expected at
about the afternoon, but buyers not In
want enough for them The dead meat markets decidedly
Sheep this morning at FoTtbeghhst with the
COmmuupaw There TO nothing dong
ihe markets fairly roanng beneath the stock o. mutton on
the hoo With Of live sheep including few lots last
night car prime Ohio neEool at 7Ici hn 20 b 53e
ea Ole SIN Illinois at &c In the SWINE de-
expected al Foruebt and al ComunpaS
There especial features changes in the markets
BUFFALO CATI1EThe todsv including 10 ears
reported $50 head making the total supply for the week Il qs
against f24 for the time last
Market but few buyers in aendaDei scarcity
Of shipping trade dull About COO bead disposed OF
Sas Of AZ Illinois ranging from 5i to M b at 50 IS
u state steers averaging M b at 80 10 y state sers
O6 b - So 20 Indiana socke averaging si 10
= IS 80 25 Ohio averaging so i6 at IS CO.
LANBs-Recep today 200 head making the total
500 head against 400 head for the time
last closed slow c last weeks closing
Of choice
bgure Illinois sheep from s8099 at s5 75G SO
Indiana sheep VI d. at % % II head Canada
sheep. averaging III n, al S3 E.
H6es-Tbe receipts to-day he,d making the total
py Tor the week thus 100 head against $50 head for the
last Market slow for want Of for shipping most
receipts through Sales, 200 head Illinois
and Ohio bogs ranging from III to i54 at S3 23d - ~.
New-York tribune., 1873-03-08
THE STATE OF TRADE.
ETHIOPIAN MARKETS..

LoypoS March Tll3O m-COnsos opened at 9 d92i
RveTwenty bonds old 1868 93
lo67s gs Rves SOB Ere Railway 53t
PAEis March IA m.-Rentes opened at 57k l5e
March 7-ll:50 mCotOu opened quet Middinl
upaDls qgd Mddng Orleans % 90d the sales Of the
have bs including 900 bales for export and 5000 bales
sDecuOni the 53 900 bales including l5 900 bas
the receipts Of the week have been $4,000 bales intending
ll6 go bales American; actual export 1000 bales
LONDON March m-Tbe money the SOck BI
government securities 10 lower tie Bank
by Y Bre Railway shares 52l.
LIVERPOOL, March ia mCOttOn is quiet the sales ~ The
day st estimated 1000 bales, including 1000 for
and export; Of Cotton shipped from Ss.
Charleston, February and March as SID. The
Of bound TO this port 49 bales Including
bales American. BreSdu6s steady Wheat l9d2
per The receipts Wheat
coo including % 600 American
- per Cumberland Cut Lard 39 PoTk 55i6 per
bbL 'or produce Ttlow, a 9 per cwt
PARIS March The specie in the Bank Of France has increased
3,loe 600 francs during the past week.
LONDON March IS mCOnsOs closed 92 for both
TIE American securities unchanged Erie Railway
PANS. March 1-p m-ReDtes closed at s6f eOe
LIVERPOOL March is mCoOn closed quiet the Of the
DAY bales including speculation sDd export
Of the sales 5000 bales American; sales Of shipped
Savannah Charleston March and April AZ 9l6d The
Yarns and Fabnes Manchester quiet unchanged Baduf
Tie receipts Of Corn for the three quarters
Al o. Which American Bacon 80 D for Cumberland
Lard 1915 v evt. Rehned Petroleum hid y gallon
LONDON March sketned Petroleum, Ia 7ld gallon.
LIyERPoOt March 7Eveniug opened At and closed
Aneroan Red Common Rosin. e3d Y evt. ~
IssDoS March = Evening Tnrpentine cwt Whale
OH Afo 10 AL q RoB lOI y for Common aud a a
h for Pine ~
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DOMESTIC MARKETS.

PHnADELPHIA March 7Cloysesd IN limited demand u Ga sih
Ss Timothy quoted e. J0 FsIeed ~ no. dull So
petne 90 5a - s0 KIrs Is - as Wisconsin and Mime
.,s EIIa Family IS 5Q SO IS Pennsylvania rs
S fsbeJ ~ Louis n So Wheat Choice other grade,
H - W Amber 81 03G o. "a Amber Spnug ~ s1d qg
sIA p kye steady at Sc Corn aotive yellow 59l d5ge
White tSe Mixed s50fSe- Sasar-Ssles Cuba Al sie
.ts !, ProviFOns tetiye in
Ebi.,y no rssoeun veal Crude l3.c KetDed l9
ChIeASG hsse9 7POur quiet and UNCHANGED wb., spen.d
sh ou. ooeo sIhi taes o No sprng az 70, No SpInv
"a S1s1 o ~ ga "a seller April; No spdpg Id n
Wari W. ite)1eted sJ.ds5e hgbsts
No miiso az @3e los Regular 323e for Psh csh srd III,
April TfdOe seller haYi Rejected 2sa ass 0st s - T.
fair demand a. % d1ose cash RE 6n sesre a, sie ~, NJ
Barley opened hrn bui closed dull 74a15c fS NJ ap' ~
&H as seller MAJ. Lard stesdy cash; "a c 81 npI
Apnl Bah Meats In good demand sales skoulssrs
sbon Rib hodles packed 7e loose Peoria 7e Pn,ss ic
declining s5d s5 90 for shipping ot, nos'
sG Reeeps-8 500 bbls POur 26 coo wb.,, o. 70 hm m
3zOO0 bush OAts. <O0O bush Rye, 1890 ksh
khIpmens-l000O bbA Flour, ii o0 bub Wheat eah c
0oe besh 0At 900 bush Rye and 20 900 bus Barley WIZ
ALB1ST March Wbea in small supply and sale, AZ M
bags White e. 10 White Canada prvse term.
stssdy ssles Of u BY sample At 81 49, sample :,
81 H. Nothing doing Rye or Oss owing 10 tight receipts Cattle.
pay Sheep and Lambs opens q
The closing Of Ast seeL There enough done
ssttle or sheep and lambs 10 eI nartet
5T L0c March IPOuT quiet uDehaned little dong Wheat
bpDg nrm but Choice Soft 20. Winter active No
ks VI 30 Corn unchanged No. nId 3e AT Bsst st. Louis
Gsel Gf4c in elevator OaH fm and IN fair deDsBd No. Al
10 1ie At Hast H. Louie tsek c 10 elevator BaetCboo,
ssSted u e Rye better; No sc WHISKY quiet c PoFi
frs sh - ~ CeaBD Ami Dry ksIsa hess s'~ sA""l
New-York tribune., 1873-03-08
RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.

MAHcH pkgS Ashes ykgs Beeswax 5 bales Cotton IS
Seed on 57 cakes Copper - pkgs Dried F 6 bb
Egg 763 bush Wheat 1900 bush. Corn, 25 R
Oats Go bush Malt e2 bags Grass Seed bags PsI.ee
M bhs Beans b. T. 3 bbs Corn Meal POO
Cora Meal 800 Hides 3 bales Hides 56l7 sides Leather 100
bales Moss l0 bbls Ron 3O2 pkgs OIL Cake 67 pkg PORK 5
800 Lard IS pigs sahn 2S pkgs Butter z6 Pkg Cheese
Taow 400 Dressed Hogs 3 bags Peanuts n hbds ~
sugar tbds Tobacco 75l boxes &c. Tobacco 9 bb Whisky
III bales Wool, % bales Skins.
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PROPOSALS FOR CONDENSED MILK

PROPOSALS FOR CONDENSED MILK
II DEyAKTnExT o PUBLIC CBARITTBs AND CoRRsoTIos)
colSER THIRD-AyS AND ELgyesIHsr.. 4
EEw- YORK, March ,. 1873.
p,osss sealed and above viii be received b the Com
Of Public and Correction st their oh uhl
O'clock o. M of tie 18th for supplying 20 the lnsta-
os their CONDENSED MILK OF ue best 9sahv Tor
the period Of year commencing on the lat dhpn 1918
Parties will submit samples if
selected viii be the standard o fune oehgey
The Mil delivered the contract viii be anskel b o"ms'
chemist at sneh times Commissioners may detefmine
Satisfactory security vii required for the iabfa
the contract and the In fG the names
surets With their place Of husness and eenee a me
10 itself the right reject all offers not deene' o 'o "
ysniSgeous to the Department.
ISAAC BELL,
JAMES BOWEN.
OWEN w. BRENNAN. SC0mmisaooers.
JAN ~ n. NICHOLSON
ALEXANDER FREAR,
DROPOSAIS for REMOVING NIGHT SOIL.
Health OF the Health o the City Of New
York sealed bids opoa the form presented BY onBsn
Council addressed the said Department from
spOnsbe parties and address the
aud their written 5eeome sues To
contract receiving and removing and
deliver the Of All sinks and pnvs ad city tho
of h 10 the Ooe Of the oera Of SAB
approved By Board together with the form and amount o tbs
principal and uTees settled By the Council
Of preliminary specification sneh bids
proposals which bids proposals will be received up to oeoes
Pr scut of 300 Mnberyst at 10 ocock m Of e
day Of March BY order Of the Board fork.
March :, 1873. j. y BOshVI1ih' IIes"'h'
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Gin Government.
BOARD OF ALDiERMEN. iESFl,iIl

I'D STATED SESSION. THURSDAY, March 6, l671
Presen-Hon B. H. Vance President 10 the char and quorum
Of members nrso, r-,o,,S Dpuv,ppn
That the y,sant lot, both sides Of Ega7s ssTes1 iy
s about 200 feet and westerly
That on both sides Of Fy.1h, between Sevntiare
curb and gutter sidewalks be hgga ard rehag
That ,ss c5S and sns :o5 S set M and s fass4
That Fifty si1hs Pourth and LeHs,oHaye te paved
Th F5secSnd,st between Fave AMI Avenue rrad
and graded the curb ' sEPoFfs sF'tF pfsi LAID 5' oRER vi E
Tbat the north side Of between F'h 'nd Sh''e'
That Scayard lamps the block Of ground eoPsdb,
ni,sts from Isd @ 70 to- tTr1ge9 % ,ss Psd rs,y s sDA "
That the sidewalk both Ades Of Foe'hst ron I"o h'''
That on the south side Of Frankan't from Centre to hm tie
That on both SIDES Of Portyninh st. from Madison Pnhe the
S,, ossss Is Widee and strigbeei between Trrscoaa
and E he regulated aEd gTsded and the sad gutter
sndreset and the sidewalks assed snd faed az
ss seIsi.s or trap5cI pavement nd receiving sud
Gecesssry receiving basins and cayerts be bull, hereiu
That Fiy-Ith from Ihirtsy to Est hsrr Ss so'e' Ali
That both sIehs between First and seond a'o no
That the yacsat lots on both Fyh teaeer I'M sni
Tb. ss Commissioner ofPubne works ereby authorized
and directed to have om Itha' 10 ,ls
walks tagged asd the earassw. paved vita Ior Is,sd % 3
tract other tie Commissioner Of Public N"s mS
That One between arI
Boueya be regulated and graded the euro AMI ga'er son 'e
That Sueiytbirist from Third FnAave h res'ted and
graded. curb AID the abs nSks 49,
PAPERS FROM THE B0AaD OF ASSISTANT ALDERMEN hE-
EERRED.
To regulate etc. Seventy ihnsi Fnh-aye. Ess RIVER
from Bleyeuthsye 70 liudson River
To aas north side Of beaeen Fh and Siti-a'fs
Tb, e,o..r,h be l,J tom 40 s. whi.eha.s Battery
VPpO'"' UNFINISHED BUSINESS ADOPTED.
That Tryrs from Fourth to LeKngous'e be a'st WIN BEL
That Lamp be lighted Erchsngepe midway between sroseway
That receiving and euerJ be 5a e oowe. d
Trieth-st. spd rhnlaye
That FenJ, Gold Pesrst, be paved ul Belsar
Nicholas Eevcnave and gutter stoue h SET arc the Nce-
walks be tagged aud reasgged ~
that pipes be laid in sai street.
That ON both sides ninth s.; from ve
Fsve gutter be and the SIDEWALKS he tagged
That on both sides Of htyfourths Madison nd Fnh
be set and aud the ceNas 70
That lamps be lighted in Fiyrhst. from Fhhsr
That the sidewalks on both sides TEsnvepth between
snIb aud Tenth. Oe asgsei tall width.
sidewalk sOah side Of Fiieh st., between Nr'b and
Tenth-aves., be Jagged
That the yscsnt lots size
mencing as feet west OF Thrd ave. be fenced In.
the nOrhNe Of POryhisL and Ninth ave- eoo
set aud the sidewalks be nagge nd eed
That seyeothaye Tscih sb snJ
be ard the de walks he naggeI aDi ea~ggc
Each by the following vote;
Ammauve-The Psdnt Aldermen Cooper Fscober Fsrsgsn,
Koh Lyaght McCsaerty Moohene MoFis O'ncos srd
Rsry-lR
Adoarned until THURSDAY ner. the 18th instant. At
JOSEPH {. PiCkNbY, CleIi.
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lOhcsl
BOARD OF ASSISTANT ALDERMEN.

Prut-wam Wade esq President 10 the chair aud asouw %
RESOLUTION REFERRED.
receiving be built
Hudson snd Clarksousts
LAID OVER
That lamps be lighted from Tenth Bsves,s-
be lighted sevenas,hs non Tenth Bses's-
That Croou mains laid seth st. from Eleventh
hicd sixeth Tenth BsveDhsse
That the sidewalks both SIDES OF F ghthst fon Tenth 10
Bleyeuhave, be- Hsgged
That NINETY from BghAsve Eleventh be regulated
nd md
That bai in osehanded and leDAt, iOn hshs's
10 Riverside Park.
built 10 osehandath-st, NON Bshts's to The
Boulevard
sewer be built p Nnhsve. ore ksrdred and sesy.
tbirdsI 10 Oae. hundred and twenty snhsl
PETITIONS LAID OVER.
That the north side o Ihrc ST. psNeen fo
and sIth- sves, be fenced lin.
That both aides Of Forty eesyess Nn'h and sss.
be ragged spd Nrsc1
Adjosrssd snul MoniAs pss loth sst, AZ e,eieeh
WILLIAM u. AolOksY Csrk
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Proposals.
pROPOSALS FOR GRANITE,
III EAST RIVER BRIDGE

sBALED PROPOSALS win be received usnl April is11 for the
delivery Of 1000 cubic yards Of Cut Granite Face repaired daring
the present for the completion Of the BoAyS Tower East River
Bridge Plans and specifications 10 be he Iasness Once
Pnsssd spss,aesiss. ssnt, apes spphssnco ,; nah
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Gelp tDanteo-- males.

6elp Uanteo-- nlales.
EIRST- CLASS CUTTER WANTED for a
6ne Broadway trade such, liberal salary will be paid Address
l.. c., Tribune Office.
NVANTED-A MANAGER for LACE and
EMBROIDERY DEPARTMENT; OF thorough capacity and
mature eIpeenee acquainted large buyers from all sections Of
the country good remunerave position Address With
references Box 30. New-York Posto6ce.
NJANTED-The New-York Life Insurance
w Company 36 and 3i3 BroadSay desires the services OF
few FIRSTCASS BUSINESS MEN solicitors the Metro
on District Tbo.e who rsioe have not been engaged the
business Of life insurance are preferred.
VVANTED-A MAN to work about small
w his wife homework An Industrious pair VIII nd
Iceent and good Address apply % CortandFs
NY.
XVANTED-An ASSISTANT B00KKEEPER
w dry goods house Address Postohce Box Iz WITH ei
also stating and experience and salary wanted
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Giluaiions Uanteo-- females.


A LADY wishes the position of C0PYIST in
preferred Address be FrfsJ
SATURDAY afternoon from to s. T. L. Ladies Christian Asoeaon
81 Irving place
A PLEASANT and refined young LADY,
IA the Her mistress with no amiy Al
dress C. FREDERICKs, ia Chrysiie
A NUMBER of German SERVANTS con-
N saniy found the German Baesu. ls Noros between
Riyingon and Santon.sts h hlLD
A YOUNG WOMAN desires situation rs
MISS CHARLES i74 HAmltonave. Brooklyn. L.
AS NURSERY GOVERNESS, Govemess,
"A COmpahOn Teacher school, Address Miss b. Box I1
Orange. N.
CHAM BERN Maid AND WAITRESS
Floor
HOUSEkEEPER or GOVERN ESS.-A young
lady good musician who speaks also French aud English
der SITUATION Gosemess Goyernsss and Houseeepe
gentemAns amilyi highest recommendation from
for hind and experienced with
Ida Address r. T.. Tribune Once.
I AIDES desiring to employ good frst-class
CHARLES 1. SANDERS Jsace,.sor 20 John p Randoph),
No. rs Four,h-sve. tcor. Tenthst) 10 basement
CEAMSTRESS.-A YOUNG WOMAN as
~ seams,e has objection growing children Can be
CTTUATION WANTED-By a respectable
best city reference Cal at 376 Bast Eighth-sL
WANTED.-Any lady OF. party desirous of
w obtaining lady Of culture and refinement eompsuon
while travelling abroad the correspond such BY
addressing Loeb Box sa Worcester ha Bes, Of references
nven and required
New-York tribune., 1873-03-08

Under Exclusive Privilege from the Imperial Government Of
TeeEspbo Communication between "e
a Of the States Of the River Plate .uIT
THE RIVER PLATE aud BRAZIL
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1873-08-25
oRDINANC E .

Upon the following ordinance repeating
amendatory tax ordinance Of Juno Z, lo!2. ,
BE II ordained by the General Council OF
the city Of Memphis; 40
Section 1. That the ordinance, entitled Or
dinance amendatory Of tax ordinance. ap-
proved the 7th day OF June, 1871. be-. and the
same is hereby. repealed, and that subsection
twenty-eight l2Sl Of section twenty-one lSll o.
the ordinance regulating taxation. approved
the 18th day Of April. 1872, be in force and ei-
feet
Sec. .. That this ordinance take effect from
and after its passage.
Passed first reading. rules suspended accord
ing 70 charter requirements, ana ordinanee
passed second and final reading by Board OF
Aldermen May. 1873. =,
Passed first reading and referred 70 Ordi-
nance Committee by Council Mays, lsi5;,
Your Council Ordinance and Printing Com
mttee report that We recommend its passage.
Report adopted by Council. and the ordi-
nance passed second and final reading by
Council June 4, 1873.
Approved juno Is, 1873.
Attest: L. r. RICHARDS. City Register.
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LEGAL.
Trustees Sale.

VIRTUE OF A DEED OF TRUST MADE
ID on the 10Th Of June. 1871. by Emma L.
Cacey and John W. Cacey, to secure certain
indebtedness therein mentioned, and recorded
in book No so, page 1858, in Registers office,
Shelby county, Tenn, will on the
28ih day OF August, 1873,
At II am, in front Of courthouse, northeast
corner Union aud Second streets, city Of Mem
phis, expose for sale to the highest bidder, for
cash. tho following described lot Of land, sit
uate in the city Of Memphis. county Of Shelby
and State Of Tennessee, described as follows;
Beginning at point on the east side Of Avery
street, 900 two hundred feet south Of Vance
street; thence (269 SID two hundred and fifty
nine and five-twelfth feet east, 70 a point in
Aliens avenue; thence south go thirty.-four
feet; thence west t259 SID two hundred and
ffty-nine and fve-twelfth feet, 70 said Avery
street; thence nsrth l3D thirty-four feet. 70
place Of beginning; the same being lot No.
lonel Of subdivision Of lots II and y eleven
and tWelve). in block No. 90, South Memphis,
as made by the County Court Of Shelby county
IN the partition case Of kebecca Bleds,e Of al
". Mary A. Bledsoe ct al. and as appears from
the plat on file with the commissioner report
In said case. dated June 18th. 1871. The title
% the said property i believed 70 be good, and
the right Of redemption waived. but sell and
convey only as truEtee,
7. 7. WRIGHT. Trustee.
July 9th, 1873. l25-l52
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oFFIcIAL.
oRDINAN @ e .

Va IA ordained. etc., That the city Of Mem.
mis- nall DO required 20 grade. gutter ana net
curling before they can compel the ptopYtV
owners on any street 20 lay down brick siaq-
walls, and Il h hereby made the duty OF tni me
~hen any norm anent improvement u MADE on
INV street or streets within tho city limits OF
Mumphis. 49,.
Passed fret reading by Board Of Aldermen
and referred 10 Ordinance Committee by Ooun-
Your Joint Board OF Aldermen and Council
Ordinance and Printing Committee report that
they recommend It's passage. a,
Report adopted BY Council. and tho ordi-
nance passed fret reading; the rule. were
suspended by Council. and the ordinance
passed finally. Passed sceand and tnal read
Ing BY Hoard Of Aldermen June 4, 1873.
JOHN JOHNSON, Mayor.
ALinai. l.. r RIcnARna. City Roglalor.
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CHoLERA AND HoMEOPOTHY.

Homeopathy gained it, first triumphf and
secured public recoEnition By it, signal cure
Of the Cholera IN 1928. In every teccellnr
invasion ID has maintained IT, reputation.
preventing and saving even when other ~
TENS failed. No ether treatment o. system
can even Approximate IL splendid resuitt;
It's mild doses seem 70 act ike magic ~
cure a. no other medicine does. This u tne
experiences Of more than forty year, ~.
Humphreys has prepared q case q snelcfe
Specifies; three small vials ana little BOOB
Of simple directions, which gives TIE ~ !.
toms and treatment IN full for families, o. sc,t
treatment % that any rcrson can use ~ -ttl
a. preventive I'D curative treatment. Ihn
little case has been wonderfully succcssini in
preventing and curing this terrible diteaets
and should Be- in the hands q even family q
trayelef; Prios. Family ease, three o.. fia ~.
walls. 81; smaller pocket ease. Tires az.
Tvisl-istf.zviii-s %
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DIRECTORY.

Drsrucf GRaSp LODGE. No. IA. L. Prank
land. ~ N. A.; Lewis WeXler. q. $. General
Commitfse meets Il the call u the @. n, A.
FrprraTFg lonaE. No. 3 Daniel Schloss.
Presiicnt; Isaac SchEsb. Secretary. Meets
evcrV SUNDAY at ea.m. a. IL ball. northwest
corner second and Adams streaU.
HIDDEEEL LoDGE. No. luo-eaHu al hirscn.
Prerideuf. joe. Doernherg. Secretary. Meets
ever Tuesday evening a. ball. northwest cor
ner second and Adams streets.
sru0N IusEa LoDGE, 10. lsl-S. l. Lee,
prcsidenf; Eduard Goldsmith, Secretary.
Meet every W ednasiay evening a. hall north
wet -oruer Second aHd Adams sireet.
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NEAsOEIO DIRECTORY.
LODGES.


aor-u MxuPHIs, No. 18-meets I'd Friday
,oe".h month-hall corner Madison and Sec
md Ben, X. Pullen, w. M; Al. Wheeler'
Secretary.
IrovpoxA No. 16S--meots LIST Monday in
AseE 1HontS at Al Odd Fellows Hall. corner
STx on!, and Main. G. q. Locke, W. NJ; b.
Richmond, Secretary.
LEILA scorr, No. 2S9-meets LIST THURSDAY
If each month--hall corner Madison ana e see
oand. A. F. Davis. W. M; Il. Goldsmith
Secretary.
DvSoro. No. &e-meets Sd Friday Of each
month odd Fellows Hall. Bun. +. Price,
W M; 4. ". shelton, Secretary.
KuwrNyrNe. No. 341-meets 4th Friday Of
.aoh month-at South Memphis Hall, corner
&c Madison and Second. Richard Creighton.
". M; Louis CEapski, Secretary.
ROYAL ARCH.
prSE CHAPTER, No. 22-meets I'd Monday OF
.a.h ,conth-Odd Fellows Hall. ID. Forster,
ME.H,P.; A. j. Wheeler, Secretary;
Mr,pHrs CHAPTER, No. &-meets AZ Odd
Failows' Hall, Sd Monday Of each month. W..
4 Matthews, NJ. L. IL. p; r. W. Shelton,
Secretary.
RrpvxI COUNCIL, No. 6-meets Sd Thur
dav III each month-0dd Fellows Hall. u.
Hsder. III. III. G. II. Myers. Rec.
TRMPLARs.
CvuKvE CoxMAXDERY, No. 4-meets 4th Mon
dav of,esch month. Geo. hellersh, CON-; L.
J. Barchus, Rec.
o,1v1RY CHAPTER OF RosE CR0rx, 18th. No.
I Charles W. Adams. SD. M. W.; ID.
Tomlinson, sd, &c.,.
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Alta Long Branch hotel the wit OF the
house is the sister.in.law Of an English
ex.oficer. The ludierous and humorous
side of life always greets her. She is a
walking cyclopedia of funny stories
conundrums and bon mots-is always
surrounded by party Of persons who
are kept convulsed with laughter by her
recitals. She has travelled almost over
the world, and we're she to write book
would surpass Mark Twain and his In
nocents Abroad"
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Trustees Sale,

IN PURSUANCE OF THE TERMS or A
i Deed o. Trust executed % me a. trustee,
on the 1T day Of February. 1873, By VIM. Z.
and Matte s. Deadorick. registered in book
No. %, page l5l, Of the kegittor's ONCE. viii
ON Monday, September >, Is7a,
within legal hours. az the Eoutheast corner Of
Court square, in the city of Memphi1. Tenn.
sell TO the highest bidder. for cash, The certain
lotT OF rround situated IN shelby cQlnty .
Tenn. thuf described Being lots q and p 81
Jane a. Park subdivision Of lots On JaeE..n
street and part Of sane property. set araf. N
Matte ~ Deaderick ~ deed recorded n ~ ~
nsgisler'a ofice Of this county. IN beQk q. y,
pace Els-e each Of said lots lrentlne Jane
avenue 100 feet and running back - ieeti alto
TIE iot rf Lara IN the city cfNenrn il n Ali.t
feet on south side 81 Pontetoe tirse.' W ~
. dsTfh Of - feet. being ttat rtrt 81 let 90.
block twelve. On plan oi hteHf ~. nc. ~.
fti rrarf - aid haitis =, Dealerick n ~
rarfIfrr thereof between the herr ci DaFla
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Trpiled Ancient order Of Druids.

TKSEEssEE GloyE, No. I, U. A. Q. D.
0sets I'd The Druid Hall, No. 81 South Court
street. on the LIST and 90 Tuesday evenings in
sSch month. J. 5. Heiligers., N. A.; j..
tarv: John l.. III hbsrg. Treasurer.
NgNPHIs GROVE, No. 2-meets at the Druid
Rail. 81 Court street. every Thursday evening.
Wm' NJ. Loeb. N. A.; III. Oertsl, Y. A.; J.
P. Shide. Secretary Barney fray, treasurer 7;
Hail. b Court street, on the lst and Sd Mon
dav evenings in each month. A. y. Davis
MAJ Gorge ". Baxter. ". A. ; ". Brsn,
secretary Martin Cohen. Treasurer.
CoyCoEDfa s. A. CHAPTER, No. l-meets at
the Druid Hall, on the ID and 9Th Tuesday
evening" in each month. J Beehler, L. S. A. I;
A. HitEfeld, Secretary.