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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1874-03-16

The Philadelphia doctors have set
tied it beyond doubt that the siamese
twins we're an Omphelopagus Xiphodi-
dimus. We thought SO all the time.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1874-03-16

We are greatly obliged to General W.
Il. Morgan, now in Washington, for con-
tinued favors in the way of papers and
documents Of interest.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1874-03-16
pIssoLUTIoN.
DISSOLUTION.

TIME CoPARTNERSHIP OF GREENLAW
II &AM0NETr. Real Estate Agents, is dis
solved by the withdrawal of said Greenlaw.
The business WILL in future. be conducted by
the undersinged. A liberal patronage is So
lieited. j. i. AMONETT, II Madison SC.
March II. 1874. l2-l4
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1874-03-16

One of the queerest establishments in
New York is place where milk baths
can be had. The milk is warranted
nure. and a bath costs FIVE dollars, The
establishment is patronized largely by
ladies. who imagine that these baths i'm
prove the health and beautify the COM
nlaxinn .1
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1874-03-16
sbn,,,penro not Appreciated.

New York doesn't appreciate Shaks'
peare, and so Manager DAILY withdrawss
d Loves Labor Lost after a run oil
only ten nights. This fact emboldenis
the lady correspondent Of the st. Louis
Republican to write of Shakespeare
comedies "They are all of EN- bores-
played never so finely, mounted never
so grandly. The best of EN- we are SO
familiar with thatSomnolence and Shaks,
peare seem Synonymous words, ana
with the Enacted ones acquaintance ana
admiration stand far apart. The tun IN
the comedies is not the fun OF the pres
ent age. 1t is heavy and far-tetched,
and consists Of vulgarity that has 10 pc
cast out, and wordy, windy twisting OF
language that is dreary to me IN the e *
treme. Shakspeare's like will never De
seen again, and Tn awful glad OF 1t.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1874-03-16
ASSESSOR.
i. BEEETLER,

A SCISSOR FOR STATE AND COUNTY
"A Taxes. Eighth ward, will be found in bis
office. No. 81 adams street, from one till i've
o'clock I. m, from the first until the fifteenth
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1874-03-16

THOs. e. BRAMB.ETTR,
Agent Public Library of Kentucky, and Man
ager Gift Concert, Public Library Building,
Louisville, Ky.
Full information, circulars, etc.. may be-
had on application to A. ID. GIBSON, corner
of Madison and Front streets, Memphis.
l3s-xviii-26.wks
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1874-03-16
LATEST TELEGRAMS.

SPECIALS BY rpI AxrRlcAs rprss ASSOCIATION.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1874-03-16
now rs re TINE no BUY

Country Merchants, Schools and Seminaries
will please send in their orders, as / can fll
them al Lass than New York prices, for cash.
or good city acceptance At thirty, sixty or
ninety days.
nT Pianos Tuned AID Repaired By compe-
tent workmen. 3. A. BENSON.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1874-03-16
On Saturday, April l1, 1S74,

on the premises, in the city of Memphis. otter
for sale and sell for cash, at public auction. to
the highest bidder, the following described real
estate, viz: A certain lot, being part OF the
lot known and described on the plan OF the n
city Of Memphis as lot No, 4 in block NO. ~,
north line of Vance street, southeast corner
of said lot No, 4; thence westwardly, with
Vance street s. feet; thence northwardly lsl
feet to an alley 10 feet wide; thence east with
ssid aliey s. feet to the northwest corner Of
lot No. of said block; thence southwardly
along the west line OF lot No. to the pegin-
ming, being at point $50 feet east OF the III IN
tersection of Vance and Orleans streets me
said trust deed, and the title is believed to be
good, but will sell and convey only as Trus-
tee. HOWELL n. j hOnroON,
1896 Trustee.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1874-03-16
LEGAL.
Trustees Sale.

FINDER AND BY VIRTUE OF A DEED
| of Trust executed to me by John s: Toof,
Charles j. Phillips and Frank N; N han,
partners under the style of Toof. Phillips *
Co., on the llth day of January. 1873, regis
fered in the Register s Office of Shelby county,
in Book 81. page AIS, TO which reference is
here made, to secure the payment of, certain
Indebtedness therein named, now held by U.
9. Graham, / will, at the request of said pene'
fciary,
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1874-03-16
NOItCEs
NOTICE.

U,aE MEMBERS OF THE soCIETA DI
i Uniene FrateIIanza Italiana are ordered
to meet at their Hall on South Court street,
tomorrow (TUESDAYl morning, at So
o'clock sharp, to participate in the celebra-
ton of the anniversary OF the Hibernian Re
lief Society. By order of the President
P. d. CANALE, Secretary.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1874-03-16
A Fortune for $50.

TOTAL L, 900 GIFTS, ALL CASH.
amounting to............. ............ Sl,oOV,VOO
Which will be distributed on the S1st March,
among the ticket-holders in this magnificent
scheme.
named, is positive aud fnal and it is hoped
that all intending to purchase tickets will or
der promptly, that there may be no confusion
or disappointment in filing orders. The OBJ
lis in the good faith Of the management is
thoroughly established, and the remainder of
the tickets win all be sold by the time ap-
auired to make their returns on the 2Olh Of
March
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-05-02


A RTIFlCIAL HUMAN kYEa-J DAvI5 IN.
a ventor and only maker OF the improved Artihclhl
Human aye. acknowledged tbs faculty 10 Pc the only
eorrsos Imitation Of uatlrs Ia the world ~ EAss gf
tesnth street, sstwssa rkra Ao1 senrtn aveaasA
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-05-02
PROPERTY OUT OF THE CITY FOR
SALE OR TO RENT.

I. STEWARDS GARDEN CITY IMPROVEMENTS
"A. are being pushed rapidly forward, and by May
there will be ready tor occupancy the following de.
scrbed Houses, all with verandahs lawns, ornamental
and ru trees. towering shrubs gardens gravel walks
&C. -
SSO-Three villa Residences ID rooms fitted up first
class style with ranges bathrooms hot and cold
water, dumb walters, bells, speaking tubes and other
modern conyeniences; cellars under the entire house
well cemented and perfectly dry with carriage houses
the grounds These places SsUU each and will
be rented to the right parties tor $50 per annum and
tyiourth street James slip terry will be gwen to the
lessee. There q trains daily via the Flushing and
North Side ana Central railroads.
St5u-lhere VIII also be IN readiness seven residences
of the style and value those described above
ceptinR the carriage houses these places Will be rented
Tor Sooo per annum ana one years commusauon FUR.
Sso-Tnree seven room Houses will be rented tor ss2s
each per annum and one years conmurauon given to
lessee.
S250-Nine seven-room Houses will rented $3.50
each per annum and six months Communication given to
lessee.
Parties interested also invited examine the Ho
vicinity OF sew York, Park 20 including
within its limits the railroad depot The house is fitted
with every convenience the rooms, suite, large and
airy, overlooking extensive landscape embracing
nearly the whole breadth OF long Island the Sound
TO the Atlantic Ocean, accessible within ~ minutes by
rail from James slip and hytourth street ferries and
the summer resorts OF Rockaway, Babylon and Fire
Island. No more healtbful residence can possibly be
found with its cool. bracng air, tar enough removed
from the TO avoid the chilly daupness the nights
so deleerous TO the health OF many This house viii be
elegantly furnished and satisfactory arrangement for
Apply to N. R. HINSDALE
Ndn Cfx
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-05-02

RIO SUMNER HOTELS.-AT LOWEST POSSIBLE
i prices, all the favorite brands OF Champagnes cat
one per cent above agents lowest sseD, care Aocka
from store In quantities suiD, wAskeys Tnalish and
Scotch AIcs and Porter; English Pickles. Sauces Jees
The trade furnished M the Companys cellar; rates with
freight added. II. b. KIRK CO., 90 Fulton street
Established 1S5S.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-05-02
NEW YORK HERALD SATURDAY MAY 2 ls74-TRlPLE SHEET


AMUsEMENrs.
" sw,,x ), e; and $50 brO, S.n,,., apo : ROY
- SS SNEssE 1s snccs ss uosshs caoMbE6 oA
The most wonderful Pau ommiSt III the world Mr. GEO.
HuMpry ouup i vfoA' toe Original H II punpry
n4 II His1 %HSS Sttp Or w9SpsHs
a5s Min 's5 strand sss
rro Davis with 'S III school i"s . Taueasa poss;
S
asreaun Sass sosh sC 9cunSs 'e
EVERY evening At Tuesday thursday and saturday
s4aEHr aSB sEoNS Sa
THE EVENT or 1874
+. 7. BARNuMs GREAT ROMAN HIpPoDRoxE
AFTERNOON AND EVENING.
GRAND CONGRESS OF NATIONS
CLASSIC aYMNAsrIo ACTS.
ROMAN STANDING RACES.
ROMAN CHARIOT RACES
GRAND LAssoISa ACTS
sTEEPLs cHAsEa
ELEPHANT RAoER
HURDLE RACES
MONEY! RACES
CAMEL RACES
PONY RACES
FLAT RACES
&C., &C.
&C
s s " IL ~ as9:.
promptly at 2:sO and o'clock.
Which, equal every to
Seats TO- Orchestra and ssleopS can be
Eom 8 70 ) and al MiIes Co.'S nuGc store. No. 81
e q: sS rs9 sy Circle &c., Gal
A oADEMY OF MUSIC. ,,,,n.
ss. ss4sR ssesH ssRss ~ {.
.rs4aessis' ssasy \ :;'. & S
6ssRRSS's' Sesis; g?Ssss 0sisss
viii b. presented Win sh sgyc ana orehsssr.
s l$554 fSa ssAy4
ME- 41l sarS $as SEEpxPE aEsEIH.
s ssssr 5 Ssa IfS1zsTz asn%S ss66SEsS4E7
Musical Director and Conductor slsnSs5h HaSSs 0
viii sing DOR tie STss ana only tim: IN Amsrsa Su
Ticket onces- Academy of Music 7ol lschirmerD and
ia Broadway, also W Union square.
A-e GRAND g.. Dan .As agqqh MATINEE Hss- ''
sraAxoscH GRAND 1 4. II OPERA COMPANY,
TO-DAY SATURDAY., May att SOP. NJ
Nine; sAg y Z dsdASS3oAis4-1sooA Egsse ora
sss snSF DEI
ssn0' se oaxNS CHORUS xSD
Musical Director ana Conductor ....Sgnor e. MUzIO
seats now At Academy; at chirmers, NO 7Ol Broad
way n Md syHpsdwsy pd 80 tpi9p square
S aan:ssSf RRl.Rsa'45S A fsSsn.
f: !, I ass.EE III: ! ,!}$I!:;. g u; +
The performance viii consist Of the fonowing:-
The First Act x aA i PzH.iSa LUCIA
The Fourth Act k kms E SHslsFiNH NILSSON
The Third Act Vie Me bsrAvA ToRRlANL
IN. rh,rs Arr! LUCIA III LAhMERMDoR,
GRAND 1iae u81 AND ID ORCHESTRA
A'"''' 4 Sssssfs ~ G tsasSsS H.
Bs shAfhRR s a kE. !, oe g. fs1En
- .sTAsAT MATER ANp SACKED CONCERT =,
@ Sl TuadSTp s:.sas ass b:a:d;s o.
sycSA, . NJ vi s s$SSsk3s'A' :, . Hyee4
Sale OF ssats Commence this morning. The cxsi Of
Aces are the Academy 7oi tscnirmsr'O Broadway and
e. - SeH
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-05-02

WE ARE NOW BUILDING HANDSOME LITTLE
w Houses. Two story and French roof bay windows.
marble mantels water closets 10 roo s high ground,
delightful on only eight minutes walk from depot;
house, with two lots "a vU; easy terns Valuable Build
ing Lots minute from depot; low prices; term&
Go see the property Call on the agents. SMITH BRUS,
whitestone. or b. A. ARMSTRONG, 400 Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-05-02

RIO LET-A SPLENDID NEW STORE, SUITABLE
dry goods shoe store plato glass windowh
On the best corner In jersey City ears pass In every
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-05-02
WHITEsTONE PROPERTY FOR SALE
OR TO LET.

a FIRST CLASS HOUSE or 10 ROOMS. AT WHITE
"A for sale rent Depot rare chance 10
secure home easy Apply TO h. D. HoktON.
r Al CllT street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-05-02

FURNACE PROPERTY, WITH go ACRES BROWN
Il hematte Ore; also large Mineral Tracts: also
Asbcstoz notified Marble and Mica, at low pricsa Ad-
dress A. H. koWAND, National Hotel.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-05-02
MARBLE MANTELs.

MARBLE MANTELS.
GREATLY REDUCED PRICES.
"A An sxtonsive stock Of Slate and Marble MantelA
Wash Trays and Slate work Of every description
PkNkHYN SLAlk COMrASY
Onion SQUARE, Fourth avenue and ssventsenh st. N T.
A Ii KINDS OF MARBLE AND MARBLEIzED
"A work mauufactured and sold a lowest competitive
prices q 3 KLAD Jar 90. = steam Marble Works Aos
Vii 10 a23 Wee fty.hrst street. between BroadwAy and
Eirhts avonuo DlamonA sustng machine IN operation
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-05-02

secure nome on easy appAs ~ T. ~ HoAAiS-''
VI, - .' - -
ATwH ITEsIoNF-CLEREs AND MECHANICS. FOR
N SIS per month and sl26 wear interest," instead Of
den Lot gsxl50i mechanics trains down 4. W.. up
r. NJ. only So cents; only x4uu cash required .
have whole house to yourself aud tor II by your
rent in SIX years monthly instalsients, without
month for six for floor in the city. Nothing
VIII let that house Tor sS1 per month other houses.
10 rooms similar terms lei al 49, to Si5 see
advertise In this column headed RAPID transit -
Point Al s:D TO- IL. ~ A. NJ or |, 2 $3.50. 4.9l
r VI. q hirty tourth street II minutes James slip
80 minutes sooner, me, houses and back
MONTH, Eee w nour nsq splendid building Lots a. $40
ness corner In Mhiteslone 90 per mortgage il
build coal and lime yard needed also first class
grocery. SAMUEL DRAKE Real Estate office, near
depot 1T MILESTONE
DApID OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES TgAINS-wHAT IS
~ needed by people OF moderate meaus--Fare only
sls ccnts-Whtestone L. l.. on Whitestone Bay the ru
ture centre OF large shipping Interests only y minutes
Side Railroad tAiers Platforms brakes elastic
wheels heater. loot warmer under each seat safety
swtehes ~ trains daily. from 8: A. NJ. TO I2l5 mid
night troubled less by ice log than horse by
about an hour from city Hall by James slip
terry double decked boats less from town by Thirty
fourth street terry: nearer Than Fort Washington
Enzabeth' ONLY half as far AS Mr.. Stewards Garden
CITY = more convenient than Harlem out in Brook
Ign; Is near 10 busnes seventeen and much
pieasanter ravci schools churches values steadily in
creasng; good society; beautiful scenery riding boat
ing Datning; high ground; excellent water; many
chs anc fever than in New York city; mechan
les train only sN cents: the rst railroad supply
quick transit comm utaton by other trains $50
cent on valuation No riding straps nor Nv
ing in crowded tenemeuts.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-05-02

ITO TNvEsTORs.-S600 PER Lotto CITY LOTS IN
one plots also - Lots IN one plot jersey City
depot with railroad track through the plo1; only ~
minutes from new York isrriss terms very easy Ap.
ply 81 - Nassau street. New York or - Montgomery
stfseL Jersey City. d. y. CULvRR, President
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-05-02

GREAT sAcRIFICEi-A SPLENDID DAIRY AND
- Grain Farm Of 50 acres only 10 minutes walk from
the beautiful and thriving borough OF Quakertown
sucks county Pa hour BY railroad to Philadelphta
snd Trans daily; W hours 10 New York, trains
, Wness oats corn, potatoes balance splendid
.Ihotny grass, cuts tons per nice stream OF
water choice iruit splendid buildings. handsome frame
Soaoe,. ICONS rooms. piazza immense new Darn, cost
cb ce, intending ali crops, fne horses colt cows
nSnns turkeys carriage, wagon, Sleigh harness,
M mine macnine and reaper threshinE machine. hay
q "a corh sne er poughs &c &C. ony $500; terms,
market st Dcssssson time see arn take A. NJ
uhn ON 1901 o. Liberty street, New York. New Jersey
SSsnrn, nanrosd TO Bethensn Pa; there take North
csc,,n cn nairoaa 70 Qgakertown arrive before
opDUsies ouaksfsown station, Tor a. n WAI.xEa 49,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-12-19
LIVE STOCK MARKETS.

yrvYoRK Dec 10 DgEvRs-The total for the last four DAYS
81 52 held-l at oae-hundreihs ears al
CITY, at Weebawken, ami cars to ,sulhee oc
The sup scarcely to the demand sn all heny steers were
At so'y 9e % SSp. 70 S G H. .oi OF very poor
dress % H. Hud lot Of e0mmoH ie1-0'
j. C. Cayc, soi Meyers Co Y little Virginia cattle miysl
$50 10 1--we wes seT1fe &C. % S TO- og % % o1n G2S
n average, at Is l4c.. to dress So d. 90 $780,, Al, -
co Sose est at To-. - y d. to ares. 5GG57
lleh fese foT R Co., 10 coarse KENTUCKY 0Ien e~'
Chss ksb1 for Sadder Co.. II Ohio Ga cw, ll'4c
NSan account l2s common Texans eWt aver
Weiemc- or Doy Co. 10 Illinois sreers Ga cwt. l0i2c
y n, 10 % ID ami do %. cwt, al 80 org
hf, a The total M G9.3, agaus 9929 for
Tue % p s to aOn were hted bat srcr.
holding ARMY for u snd tue teolncS VA. rather a9Tad .0sn
and common choice lamb. al &c. -
Jaad , EioesT 'oi 49, ONO sheep % ID average %
Hume lot sod II STATE sheep 81 average at &C. y 1870
Cana Oo l3J d. At 74 lJl dO Ia b. al 62c AMI 10
Ps K,e SON so p re- tll wcher) 1876 ID sverage.
At 7 ? II; % TO- (ege, loo b. 5 and 81 do - ID al -"
sS1Sx-Auvsls TO-DAY 80 cars 433 hOsl7 cars a.
Foret cars Je-sey ~ .ad car. at "stI'S vs. 90
s,onuE nr DAYS last week Live Lo we're IN dtm9G a.
II, visa 10 it, ven ONO l's lJ5 ID a'''t 10 N ~ 'eA
allie Cy dres ID we're scare al drn al 81 h. aAd Western
ALrtNI Dec C.TTIE-Tere good attendance at Tie CT
lie market The receipts are very light benz 2oi care aTn 5J
~ StA ais t f ,s r" The recps of sheep were
5j caos 80 sst wees Tue qualify good and pHcs
STaff-5a5 % for good 2 orvsry choice lambs
for ordinary good &c T. 10 fo
CowsAbJut oais ~ rIg which sO al from
SJjd hc34 IAlity fair uolna4d aci.Se.
uYPA1o RECENT TODAY 90l head the
O,,4J head 3SJ a.
Tor all
AIiyas uIvU.h
SHEEP to-day 2GO0 head making the total
supply far iJO head sgain 1880 head Tor the
the market closed Canada an gO9Si
Carsd, IS ~ 81; Western sheep. So $3.50 90
500 the tois supply for the
25jj1 esd 4c rdmer for the ume
s' the nArle: aeu7e lo.4eF' 50 1o4t7' heavy logs
- i t21S7 20.
CHICAGO Dec l9CsTrIg 6n fairly active; receipts 300
stocEe .jQ$J So gjoi eers 81 2JG
- 20; choice 20 extra do, SOD -; Shipment 1900
moderately advance sb e. bat eahhcd
cepts 1000. fair SG jOQ47 70: tlpHens $500
sHxs9 moderately scive good 10 CHOICE u 10 10 Is.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-12-19
THE STATE OF TRADE.

Loxrox Dec 1s-123O m-Uni States Fve'wenty bonds.
lso7s, 1864 Enc Railway shares 2i'4621
LIvEKPooL, De ls=l2:30 inCoon T. Quiet aud steady
MIDI ing trlagls 7l4Q7; MMHrg Orleans "a sales l2UOO
bales ineung 1000 haes ior * or ana ecu-ucn Inc s
10000 bales, lrci u foO Tor txo ana oOO
for speculation 63l 600 tales OF which 10000
A,rctu liz receipts 1900 bales, $4,000
Ar rcsu; sctaAl export. 1000 the Ghsi il
10000 na,s. Of which 3GlOJ0 are American. Saes
on o.. 4 Milling upads, nothing below e cd Ordinary,
shipped aud fcOmay at 5I6i eo nothing blow low
n dining ,hp e1 January al jlO1 do sh DDrd
J.pDary md February ut 7L the basis Of MddEg
nolug "a shipped January snl February At 7lGL
Of whoa, TIE have Leon JUUO qis OI
W. 5OUJ were AIN mean. -
Dec. 1>2 u.oi The Cotton sa,s to-day 1lOo
bales sales tie bass OF Ml1hlg Ms nothing
below Good Ordinary. shipped November ~ 1i4 10 d. shipped De
cebe ami JsHuaIr 1t 1sL do nothing below 10" MdILs
sb!up.d .,OvemOer, Of = u. Bic 44staI, I-lct.
IND,N b"c. 1874 The sWopnt 81 bullion withdraw from
the ban Of Ens isni 10 balance to-day !, lO,OOJ
LcNuoN. Dee Ia p m. Beilt1 Petroleum J3iL q gallon.
IOyDoS 49, nPans dispatches keases at Glf
55c 49,. .
dun Int not qaOsblv lower.
ANTWERP, Dos l5ptroeum, @71l; for Pine Pae Ameroan
LoSp, y. Dec JSEvering.S on, 3lOJGSl0j y ton.
S,irts IurDeuire 70 % - 9 y eva 800 z..--... -.
IryErro0L. Dee 1S-kveurg-Lnseed OIL 21I0a20I & cwt
Spirts i u5peutue, %, y c.t
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-12-19

No. 10 to ~ slas, marlin supsrist1 :us k'''
svn.rnr IA al 7s sud New-Oresns ksaeed s.aes
srhAkIN 90 out n%' sS fair inquiry Of $50 s.ss
lsfeuor loo there were DINERS rep'''e' "
The market Kentucky Leaf continues 1err an an,
lat, fgurs are the sales for thr nt impoaut
srsc sat the lans. light sses are only t VA 90 en not
sTy tiyds At qGJUc; 100 eases toai cccu ' ,
rapsorr an Gaies Havana ooc sales Of
raj IOW--values steady with onH moOo"" '"qA''
7AOIU n at S94d e. - ,c,A.. Ain ,onupucd to move
H. mi rtrss rule STEADY. In Caniorna oo'u "a. az
r have beeu soue oinsiderah-ibe former % Voc,
tie shs isd nae TO ,eo rw prces For there
is fair aqGlry prices rule s,eagy e sappjss are light
va 'r-s are srm Ia Texas there is'
nssinr and prices Irm for th"oe O ~ he nnrr ,on.
s cS Nv of fae s.es Medium er.es are soou' Stnsy se
- cr Of The trlnsac. are n4e Il" CxIoa nuo ese ire
Nenntsc,ueu are Riug back CahfoTris anu tefs
90 IN goods better nqn ana mabude'ulers are Mo'e
San Inyclsco Dec iObe market rather ksvc sales 5oo-
Coz n sill wbp range l2d2l2 Some los OF Barry as low 1
T sles eph-,ee 100 oaes Pan Caf,rns private terms $1,000
- S,,.- "a i, nriyae terms 5000 10 tcnuod Cal lorna,
7O, 300 n Cpe 35c 10000 Unwashcd Fleeces 81 pc
III bales Cane private 81 bse Sprng Cahou private
terms 80 la e. California va.e terms 1OOOo 10 leias
Eastern ami Western private iSrhs 80 9oo 10 4s N F
california zoe; 5000 Scourej private terms 10000 10 Cspe
LOCO 10 SIesO1 P 6O TIS' S Fee 70 oc
10000 ID Coarse Fleeccs 49c; 5000 do do 41c 3oOO 10
5Qc. ~ bates Spr1g CsilGroa 3S2 9oUoU !"
FL CaGr MA ts oOo SS6 %ese%D TeIas ?. G35c;
TeIa. SOC; 10000 10 Fine on. FeGes Pc
10000 10 Fge Ex,ta eras private terms 900 10 ran Hn n
Sooured 900 do S22; ~ bags super private terms
- bsgs Cmoing private terms 20 oay' dn P Pesr.
sSc 10 Pu led Al 2-; lOOOo 10 n"sseu ee'e'
private 5000 10 Fae IeI 33c; 1000 lib Ono Freezes
viii Ky Lr market Ia h,de with light demand; sales Of
40 81 OlQ$l 0l q and 100 bGs AI'oaO' at s1's
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THE GRAPHIC

THIS WEEK. DECEMBER 8. CONTAINS
BRITISH AND AMERICAN ARTILLERY: The New ~ ton Gun
2Oiuh Rodmsn Gen Fort Hsmitor Newly arbor
LONDON SKETCHES; Lsning Norwegian lee
the WORKlNGMENS CLCB a, the ALEXANDRA PALACE
TIIB TRANSIT OF VkNUS EXPEDITION; hat at Honolulu,
whence the Transit 10 be obeNedNrw
the Victims Ia the FIRE Va the Iathedral 1853
TIE DUKE AND DUCHESS or EDIN BIKGlI Ar ASHFORD:
The the Ssacens H. ~" The Baby
the Address IT c Ioehlglt Procession.
PORTRAIT OF CAPT. MARK SLY ER BELL, VIC
THE CAPTURE OF 1HB ALLEGED MANA SAHlB Portrait ~
the Prisoner from Photograph taken at Mor shortly his
Once 100 Strand. L
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COTTON RECEIPTS.
Wool, MARKET.

PHnAp.rHIA Dec 1s-wco steady: Ohio. rennr'ni, .ni
NrstV JGc ~ % GIJc Ncii1m. Boa
jG Coas~, 5Uc SeyYoIk Mclgan, Indiana ADD Western Fine
4SaJOc Medium 53ajjc Coarse, 5Oc toning, washed goa
Vuw8-he i5c CauNla COMBINE. Goa GJr: iue In
WASHED 3OaJjc Medium. Washed 40 i2; rua.hc
b5dGc: ashtd $50 3Oc; Cnwashd 222Q2Je
and Meuno Pulled 45a4Sc No ani super, Puei IA
DC AMI Meilm. 2Sa3}c.; Teas Coarse 2ua25
ornis Pine anu MeJsm 30d zoe California Coc - 1859
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1ln1nrlll.


THs NATIONAL PARK DASK New.York. Dec l., 1874.
ELECTiON.-An election for DIRECTORS
~ Of this be held the banking rooms TUESDAY
Jan ~. from ~ 10. 10 10 o'clock J. L. WORTH Cashier
THR AMERICAN ExcH,SGR NArioyAL B,SEl
NEw.IORK Dec ], lo74. :
ELTCTION.-An election for Directors will
IL he held at Office this Bans TUESDAY, ~ next
from II III. to O'Clock .. m j. WILSON, Cashier.
I AND WARRANTS and COLLEGE SCRIP
- WASTED.-DUpicate scrp obtained Address q. T. LEWIS
Cleye.snd Ohio.
OFFICE of the INDIANAPOLIS, BLOOM
~ INGION and WESTERN RAILHAY Co.. No. 81 Brosdwag.-
Bondhode requested cali tbs Office
Company for their interest
probably ald III .aion.
number areaay sssente al vi prOmpy
ccOuerate tie Company be wed from
valuable franchise preserved Tor the ur bentl o.
$ bonnno GeTs, instesl Of beng wasted III litigation.
December IA. 1874.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the AN
~ EUAL ELECTION for DIREC rORS Of the Lost BRANCH AND
SEA SHORE RAILROAD COMPANY Will b. held the Office Of
Long Branch " j. WEDNESDAY, the
Jsnumy 1873.
The polls will open at IL IN. ard close Q ?. m
books of the Company viii be closed
1874 p the Office Of &. j. Osborn
NeSlOrk ami reopened ON Jan =, 1875.
o. p. MOROSIS
Secretary and Treasurer.