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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-12-14

A BIT SOCIETY COaOERT.
LINCOLN HALL
NEDEESDAI ETESIN9, Dec. 18th, 1874
MIeS NELL z. BRCNEE,
From this Boston Conservatory Of Music,
Soprano Of GraCe Church, Hayerhil, Mass,
Assisted by
nr George " Mashfnstou, of Newport. r. L.; Mrs.
AeEe. SM atwood and Miss Lena Miller sopranos;
Siss Mary COaklsy, oontrslto; Mr.. II. u. Grant,
tenor NJ tssrs. Thomas II. Williams and J. VIM.
Cole. bRsEOs.
Tickets, &C cents; Reserved Seats, IS cents Dia-
gram for reserved seats will he epAaed At ERis'
Music store Ondsy morning, Dec. 18th. decs.si
nPERA LIBRKTTOS.
" Oaly correct and complete edition,
Price, only 1O Cents
Fer sale by J. r. ELLIS q CO,
dec SSJ Pennsylysnis avenue.
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MR. STARKwBATHBE's BILL, introduced in
the House to day, to repeal acts requiring
stamps on cheeks, dcafts and orders for paw
nent Of money, provides for the immediate
repeal Of the existing law, after the passage Of
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RAhL0W's GALLERY

RAhL0W'S GALLERY
or
FL ~ E r. rs
l22s PBHNSYLFXNIA AVENUE.
Just arrived, s splendid coIIectioa OF KNGRkV-
gilt and velvet Frames.
Alss, hne selection OF FRENCH PHOTO
GRAPHS from modern pEtutings
French CIT Chapels, with folding doors, for Por-
celaines and Photographs.
seg Goods received daily for the Holidays.
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I kOX LEY,
COST ER,
COS 10th street Nerthwsst.

lsrge collection OF Fine Artistic BALL, Ia B.
Esz and THEATRICAL COSTUAESk kept on
MASKED BALLS and PARTIES supplied a.
reasonable rates,
p. 3. Remember Q Mask is furnished with each
COSTUME, and all Costumes delivered and called for
L. % oXLRY,
octlyfm SOS l0th street
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sktchkR READY ron rnr.f

ran Mall Gazette ssysif 4 ss,l csrnn 70 the
f'h Afnim win be fa1shsd On Wcdse.Ssx.s "a "a 10 o.
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TIE DIVORCE obtained by Daniel Ames from
Mrs. Mary Clemmer Amss, the we'll known
author and correspondent or this city, it ap-
pears was proved on the merely technical
grounds OF cesertiOn. 1t is hardly necessary 10
say that DO question of character was involved.
Ihe lady will hereafter be known simply as
birs. Mary Clemmer, and VIII continue her
literary lsbOrs az usual in MaShingtnn.
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CHtIsIIsS DKY GOODS

TwsntJ -hre ze1 LADIES SILK TIEs, At 25
rs~'s csch, voTta 50 reHts.
SILK -CAEFs, MCFFLERs ana HAHDKER-
CHIt Fs, Ia Il. e-ium sLG huc qaaltiss.
g. ELg 70; stock Of wiEter pBEss GOODS at
low price.
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SPLENDID ATTRACTION!
OUR STOCK OF
ELEGANT BOOK AND
BEAUTIFUL FANCY ARTICL Ety
Suitable for Holiday Presents, Is now ready These
LnciUdS the most sumptuOus bCC ks. Exhibiting
exquisite art In tbs illustrations Illuminating ii nd
lBRss ard u sCnanicsl work.
OUr STOCK Of Juvenile Books is iucon psrabls
embracing srea. variety, suitable fer ali ages
We nave splend q assortment Of Bibles for teach.
srs. stEsents, family, aad pulpit also, Prayer
books, mn books Pocket books A urGs ana All
tie new books Is published.
FANCY ARTICLES
In this class We inclRts Writing Desks, OF vttcr
We have nearly hf.y different kinds; Work Boxes,
I4Oye Boxes, Beautiful Aisuus Goods. ia Rflt and
LIoIZs, Cigar staI is a4d Boxes, PhS sicians' af~
lets, Ash- stands Sponge Pen pers, Tasrmome-
teFs Ase-, IlEstBEds. Gold Pencil cares. Scotyh
oCOC Coos, teautItCI Crystal Glass Articles,
Paper eigEts, AID SreSt number q articles, new
fresb, ard hsEdsCEe.
AN INsPECTION OF OUR STOCK Is Fr-
QCzSTED.
WASRsN CHOATE CO.,
BOOKsB:EERS AND STATIoNERs,
YERNOS Row
dtell-tr 94l PennsyIvaafs ayeuus
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HOLIDAY GOODS.

HOLIDAY GOODS.
GIVE sOMEIH'NG USsFUL.
walnut BRACKETs, Wal POCKETS, 300:
biaektng bon -, Ladies WORK BASKETS,
1o ne ass nent Ct T5Sfu1 J .5.ss sniiao.e for
dl3-I2t- House FGr1i-hiss store, slt Tth street
CHtIsIRsS DKY GOODS
TwsntJ -hve ze1 LADIES SILK TIEs, At 23
oe~ts cseh, woTfa so geHts.
SILK -CAEFs. MUFFLERs sua HAHpKER-
CHE Fs, ia ne-fum sLd aue qualities.
syEIg,b; stock Of Winter pBEss GOODS at
low price.
BHG4S WYLIE,
t,eI3-tr lois sEd IO!O 7lh .treet northwest.
ErsEFCLAs WE'LL sOnNAMEaTAL
J0B CHsIsTaAs ND NEW YEARS PRE-
sEsTs.
Just opered this sav. a Hanfsoms Stock Of Ladies
Fasy Sta Ts me 425g 16d =, Snare
Hsir ClStss GsihHvis CIo,hs and in ali
The bsst Bisck siiss IN tni. market for 81 80,
Sl35 ana g.. 10 dom Fiue Linen Osmbric
reduced prices 20 suit the times
,. W. COLBY
CHsAP CASH STORE.
dels-st C0rrer sh aal Market Space.
7IE EG s1.asr. hGs cHoIcE |5rS No -. a5a
HOLIDAY PRESENTS
MARX RITRR's
No. 4J9 IN street, between . snd z.
PslLtings, sngTAyiBss, chr mos, genuine DEesied
ir.1ess i Ses' 'y Sc' ~ - ha.ls 3e
c1herent sizes, in handsome frames; gilt yet,
walnut ard fancy frames, the greatest variety IN
tbe District, thersmc msteTs, handkerchief aud
glove boxes in BUssia leather, bouquet holders
and fancy srticles q foreien manEfacture8, good
goods st fair prices. Orders f,r papsr-hsngiaE,
slsaoS s9sGes OF pIetnIe frames pu2otusiiS hlled
eLd satlsisciion guaranteed Gold and silver
plated. ttnBed. vOrsted and wire centre pictures,
porcelain ard brass head nails and ing, Ss
J.. MARKRIrER.
deel2-4tE No. 4O9 7tn street, bet d and SIS
FcK Misery CHRISTMAS
HAPPY EER YEAR
CINCINNATI LAGE BEER.
PURG APPLE OIDEB,
SWEET CATAWBA WINE,
FROM
sANi'L c. PALMER,
"a eRKEEE STREET, GEORGETOWN, D. @.
H.B Orders for above goods in bottles, kegs or
barrels, promptly filled. No charge fer deliy-
sry decl2tr
n-CrTI-
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MIR. TRENAINE's NRwsPAPRR LIBEL BILL
The bill introduced in the House this morning
by Mr.. Tremain, of New York, with reference
70 libels printed in newspapers outside of the
Dlsrlct or Columbia, provides H That i'm ALI
cases where q libel shall be published I'm aDy
newspaper outside OF the District of Columka
t0t cEculsted therein, no Indictment for its
R9bheation shall be found in said District unless
the party hbelled shall reside therein: that in
al cases where an indictment all be found for
q Joel contained In a newspaper Regularly
prtated and published at any place outside ~
saie District, the person so indicted NAV claim
the right by petition to the court where such in
oietnent may DC pending, TO have the same
tried In the district or circuit OF the United
States where such newspaper shall be regularlv
printed and published, and on the presentaf,o1
To said court OF petition signed by him Draw
ing that the place OF trial snail be- Changed TO
such district or circuit, and consenting TO trial
IN s9ch Ssttlct or circuit, and On executing a
bond 10 the prosecutor or complainant in
the penal sum or not less than $3.50.
dor more than $1,000, conditioned in case fhe
defendant be convicted for the payment of Ali
the compalnants necessary travelling expenses
incurred In going to and from his resi-
oenee ana the place or TRIAL, and the ne cessary
expenses In Attendance on the trial and the
prosecution OF the defendant, such bond to be
sigked by two sun; cient sureties TO be approved
by such court, the court shall order the
trial TO be changed to the said District or
circuit and the trial thereof to be had either In
the District court OF said District or the Circuit
Court OF said circuit, as the said court In It's dis
cIetion may direct, and thereafter the trial and
All subsequent proceedings shall be b sd in the
District or Circuit Court to which The said in
dtctnent shan be removed, in the same manner
aud with Ike effect as IL the same had remained
IN the court where said indictment was found
beferred 70 the 5udicisry Committee,
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HOLIDAY GOODS
DEC1R8TED FRENCH DINNER AND TIA
sEaSY CAhD kBCEIEs BOCQJB7
HCLDhkS CoL0NGB SETS, TO8AC-
~, rbOAkS, SMOKING SETS.
81 PUNCH SO rs, CUPS AND szpN
I'LL - UCERS. nj VILE Oa. ~
NAhsNfS, TOYS, Sc
FINE PLATED WARE
TIA SE7S, GLRD RECsIVERS, CAsTOPs
HAIIE2S. BERRf DISHBS, PICKE
STANDS, EOhHS, SPOUNS
LADIES. SG
FRENCH BRONZE9
GAOUP STxFUETTES, CARD sCEIVkRs
[AD MAY OTHER NEW AND
bkA U1IFGL GOODS, ALL Ar
LOW PhIcES
WERE a BEyERIDGE.
1908 PEaELYLVAHIA AyEHUR
See.r Between l0sh and llth streets
EHRISTMAS GOODS.
t1h line q INITIAL HAHDKEHOEIEFs for
wards ~ --' ~
LAeisa, BLK 3UFFLK4s, from o. cents rr.
sANCE BOAks, IN great variety
hEChTiks, an immense ssosk, frsm IS csnts u,
E6as, suitable for presents.
Ess. JoUYIH TWo-BUTroH KID GLOVES.
MBs. M. J. HUNF,
HseFr s2' and sss D street..
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TIE CIVIL RIGHTS BILL, which is before the
Committee Of the House on the judiciary, was
to-day referred to a sub- com tnittee, consisting
or MeseTs. Butler, Poland, and White which
Will report the bill back to the fuli COMMITTEES
on nesday next with the mixed school section
stricken out. Leading colored men have agraed
TO accept the bill thus modified as the best they
can expect to obtain Wash. Cor. ". 7. TImss
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PRRsoNAL.-The following are registered at
Willards A. q. Carey, Boston; John McAr-
thur, Pa; T. L. Brown, DesmOnss; II. II
Stockton, n. j.; Hon. George Bliss, n. Y; j..
BOerroD, London; @. t. w. Branum, Boston /:
Hon: Il. ID. Hyde and family Boston; Hon
Kansas; Hon. Lucien Scott, Kansas; Judge
James Baker ana family st. Louis; a j. Ford
richmond; SenOr Jose ri. Flores, Mexico; SenOs
MiRueldel CASTILLO, Mexico. GeneraJ
William Myers, 4. q. NJ, who went to japan
With presents for the Emperor, has fulfilled his
mlsEion and returned here Saturday.
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GIVE SOMETHING USEFUL.
walnut BRACKETs, Wal POCKETS, B77.
Rlarktng BONES. Ladies WOBk BASKETS,
becRef-' Table OF TLEkY. Silver pa Ell " ARE,
sEo ms ASS q I-nt Ct useful rTces suitab,a for
n, liday presents. GEO. WATTS & 90.
(SrcCess1r . John OgIea,l
dl3-l2t+ House FGruishiss Store, 3lt Tan street
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will be recommended. Two reports will
probably appear. and one Of them al
least will probably recommend the re-
moval of Superintendent Picket. on the
grounds Of incompetency.
NJ. Hopson johnson, city. editor Of
the Appeal, in company with Mr.. Joe
Stones. leaves to day on a three weeks
trip to Clsrksyille, Nashville, etc.
Madame Rumor has it that our worthy
brother pencilslinger will not return
alone, but will be accompanied by fair
one, who is now one Of the chsrning
bellies Of Middle Tennessee.
The Nashville Union and American Of
the 25th impertinently says and asks:
1.-Two Of our Memphis cotemporayies,
the Appeal and Avalanche, have had
very little to say about the United States
Senatorship, of late. Are they afraid to
tackle the rebellious LEDGER We can
inform our contemporary that while the
Avalanche is Andy Johnsonian to the
core, the Appeal is not 30 by any means,
and in all probability viii soon be heard
opposing the election Of A. ]. to the
Senate of the Unit States.
Friday next New Yesr's calls VII be
in order. The dialogues to be INDUCED
in on such an occasion las been reduc 4
down to sylogistic proportions in the
shape of formula by some fiiend of
humanity: Gent" Good morning, Miss
-; / wish you happy New Yesr."
Lady" Thank you; l wish you the
same; have q glass of wine and some
cake2" Gent" Thank YOU GLOW me
to drink your health" Lady-"0, thank
you" Gent" Good morning" Lady
=" Goodbye" Any person can commit
the above to memoly.
The entire Radical ring" headed by
the Recorder and few dischsrgt1 pc
licemen, are working day and night in
the First ward to elect Jack Walsh
Councilman; in the Tenth TO elect Pat
Colligan Alderman, and in the Second
to beat Alderman Robbins and Council
man Hewett, both Of whom are members
of the Police Board. And that's what's
the matter with the Radical sore.h
who want to get control of the Police
Board and neutralize the efforts Of Chief
Athy. who has made the best Chief OF
Police Memphis ever had.
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THAT INVESTIGATING COMMIT.
HEk
our Reporter Makes n Modest At.
tempt 60 secure News for she
Public.


our Reporter Makes n Modest At
tempt 60 secure News for she
Public.
Last Saturday our sensational re-
porter visited the rooms of the School
Board for the purpose of reporting the
proceedings of that Investigating Com.
mittee. OF the committee, there were
present the chairman, Mr.. Boggs, and
Messrs. Rhett, johnson, Mitchell, Trezt
want, Townsend, Meriwether and Vance.
Each Of the gentlemen, with two excep.
tons, expressed themselves as not OPP
posed to the presence Of our commis
sioner. The business commenced by
reading a communication from a lady
principal Of one OF the schools defend
ing Superintendent Pickett from certein
charges Of incompetency, etc., made
against him. Just then, as the reader
reached the middle Of the leng nv and
classical essay, the attention Of the
chairman was called to the presence Of
our pencil-slinger, who was giimly smok-
ing cigar and taking but few notes Of
the very dull proceedings. The reading
stopped, and for half an hour our mod
est representative was discussed. Several
favored his smiling presence, while
others obj eted to it in toto. 1t was
suggested as happy compromise in
order to avoid the rocks Of Scylls and
the whirlpool Of Che-yt1is that he
should be requested not to publish Ger
tain parts of the investigation, and If he
would promise to do SO he could remain.
Our representative, having proper idea
of the dignity of the Fourth Estate
and the rights of the press, resdse1 to be
so muzzled, and informed the committee
that if he remained eve. hing should
be left to his own discretion and judg-
ment, so far as his report Of the proceed
ings were concerned; that he would
make no promise of any sort, and il any
we're exacted he would leave at once.
From the horns of this dilemma there
seemed TO be no escape, aud sgs'n the
discussion commenced. When it seemed
that the conclusion would be e-.ivsi at,
that when anything scandalous or per.
sonal should be under discussion, our
modest representative, in order to save
his bushes, would be invited to repair 10 !
the ante room for the time being; then
our heightened and dignifed commission
er spoke and stated that he would not
make any such concession, but in. order
to relieve the committee from the unex-
pected trouble into which it had bssn
cast our man gracefully arose, folded up
his papers and informed them that he
would withdraw at once and permit the
committee to go on with their labors in
peace, without being reported or having
their words and opinions published to
the world. Bidding the gentlemen
good evening" our man proceeded to
the nearest caravansary and INDUCED in
a sigh of relief, glass of wine and
cigar. We call the attention of the
committee to the above report, in order
to show how very good-natured and dis
Greet our representative is, as be has not
even mentioned the names Of the overly
sensitive gentlemen who were opposed
to the representative Of the press being
present during a part of the delibera.
tions.
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trip for osceoIA one al way Ianding. on

| trip for 0sceols and all way landings on
the upper coast.
The Minneola, Captain Skunk, ar
rived yesterday from Cincinnati with
400 tons Of general merchandise. She
leaves tomorrow evening on a return
trip for Cairo, Louisville and Cincinnati.
Tiff StriJer and Mr., Skunk are her gem
tlemanly clerks.
The Ella, Captain Bly, Weaver, came
in from White river with III bales cot
ton, liz bales hay and lot Of sundries.
and reshipped at the mouth 6 bales. She
is receiving for return trip and leaves
tomorrow evening.
A passenger who came on the dead
head list per steamer Ella down the
White and Little Red rivers, gives an
idea of gamey Christmas trip, thusly;
For company down
We had Mr. Zip Coon.
Mr.. Buck, Lady Doc and Miss Fawn.
Young 0'Poasum and Squirrel
Each arfayed in fur habit;
But, as sometimes you see,
In refined cOterie,
Here aud there we could SPOT
DEAD RABBIT.
The James Howard is loading at Cairo
for New Orleans. The Wild Duck and
barges brought out 800 tons of freight
for her.
The fine steamer Thomas Sherlock,
Captain Hant, leaves the wharf boat this
evening for New Orleans and the bends
A genial and clever gentleman viii be
found in the office.
The fine steamer Illinois brought in
yesterday one of the best trips of the
season. This was owing to the popu-
larity and good management of her chief
officers, Captain Mark Cheek and Joe
Spears, who are par excellence in their
respective positions.
The officers of the George W. Cheek
and citizens of Ashport presented Capt.
Nat Greene, the efficient and popular
commander of the George W. Cheek,
with beautiful flag, which to-day aoated
at the masthead Of this favorite steamer.
Captain Greene accepted it in an elo-
quent and graceful manner, thanked the
donors and made them feel happy with
his kind words and wishes during the
popping of corks and the flow of Piper
Heidsick.
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One TrinIRnmcsa

To prove that Dooley's Chemical Yeast
Baking Powder is superior in every re-
spect to any other ever manufactured.
1t is put up in t, !, l and s pound cans,
which contain that quantity of powder
by actual net weight, while the majority
of Baking Powders offered fall shols from
ont. eighth to one-half of what is repres
ted. Ask your soccer for Dooleys, and
you will not be satisfied with any o'her.
Manufactured by Dooley & Brother, 60
New street, New York. eod4w
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ADDITIONAL MARKETS.


COTTON,
The market this morning OPEN With
a good demand and holders asking a
slight advance. New York spots were
nominally unchanged, with middlings at
lac and futures steady. Liverpool was
quiet, steady and unchanged, with fales
Of $4,000 bales. The market here, owing
to the bad weather, was not very active.
There was a good inquiry, and in most
cases holders of bright cottons asked
full rates. Estimated sales for to-day,
1000 bales.
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COZ d Enough. GovnerI

Over 100000 Rosa Concha cigars
have been sold by Sol Coleman,
importer of Havana cigars, during
the past three months. Empty Con-
cha boxes can be seen to certify to
the fact at the only Rosa Concha cigsr
depot, 200 Main street.
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oFFICIAL
Notice to Taxpayers.

OFFTcR OF CRY Tax COLLECTOR,
MEsFHis. TENN.s December p. lSl4.j
u1HOsR WHO HAVE NOT PAID THEIR
city taxes for the year 1874. will save
trouble and expense b settling their accounts
al once. a. distress warrants Will be issued
sesinst ALL on January 4. 1875.
FRED. G. SCHAPER.
N-lO5 City Tax COLLECTOR
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Memphis and st. Louis Packet Company--For
Hickman, Columbus. Cairo and st. Louis.
ST. JOSEPH. ....-.......,... master
WILL LEAVE THE ELE- 0-z, -
w yator Building THIS $3.50
DAY, 18th inst, at pm. sAAsM
For freight or passage apply to
AID. STORM,
Sun,t Mississippi River Elevator Co.
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STEAMBOATS,.
FOR Arkansas River

FOR ArkhnshS River.
Regular Memphis and Pine Bluff U. s. Mail
Line-For Red Fork. Auburn, New Gascony
and all points through to Pine Butt.
FORT GIBSON Eugene Smith, master
r EAVES ON THIS DAY, 2srH H@Hs =,
IL inst, at 5 pm. For freight or s
JNO. N. HARDIN. Sup't,
Is Madison street.
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THEY HAVE COME.

The shipment of pure imported Ha-
vana cigars, purchased by Mr.. II. l..
Witkowsky on his recent visit to Havana,
has arrived. Every one will be afforded
an opportunity of convincing themselves
that as to quality and low prices Mr.,
Witkowsky, the first and only direct i'm
porter of cigars in this city, has upheld
his well earned reputation as a successful
caterer to the connosseur in fine cigars.
1t is due to the efforts OF Mr.. Witkowsky
that imported cigars can now be had at
prices demanded for domestic cigars by
other dealers, as evidenced by the fol.
lowing price list;
PRIOE LIST OrIMPOHTED CIGARS:
Cameliag, sc each.
Flor de Fumar, sc each.
EspauOla NOnd), Sc each.
EscepciOns (Reina Victoria 2cd), sc.
Figaro Extra sc each.
EscepciOns (CazadOres Extra),
for Csc.
CentenniaIs (Reg. Britt, 4 fer 25c.
AmazOns reg. Brit Extra, 3 for 25c.
Flor Del Fumar (Strict LIST }, for 25c.
La Idea (COnches), Toe each.
Los Inteligentes (ReynOs), Toe each.
Los InteIigentes reg. Chica),
for &c.
La Reputation reg. Chica), 2 for 25c
Reina Victoria Extra, 9 for 25c.
Seidenberg's Key West reg. Chiea),
for 25c.
La EscepciOns QmperiaIs 81 inch),
zoe each.
Genuine Imported Havana Smoking
Tobacco, Perique, Etc.
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For 81 Praucis River.

For Helena. Friar's Point and st. Flaneis
River.
ST. FRANCIS ......-............ Basket, master
Davis, clerk.
T EAVES MEMPHIS AS ABOVE re- =
IL every Tuesday, Thursday and lsllskt2
Saturday at pm. -
For freight or passage apply on board. 2Sf
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1874-12-28

Great bargains i'm genuine
mink fur sets.
KAHN & EREIBERG,
Corner Main and Poplar Sis.
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Cor. OF alleyi Det' Ohioh a"u
Fresh shad.
John CASTOR has received barrel OF
fresh shad from Savannah, the FIRST Of
the season. Those wishing 10 purchase
few of them for home use can do so
by calling early.
FlRsr Baptist church soeiable this
evening ct seven O'Clock pm. All are
invited TO attend.
Solid gold IeWelry,
rose aud ladies' geld sets,
fine OpSra glasses,
AZ cost for cash at
AUG. JOERSS,
lN goa Main street.
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NKv ORLEANs, December q, Il.O a.m.-Ihe
market Il frm. hiddllnR. liite; sales, l1o
bales: receipts. $50 bales.
aALvEsTOE. December S.-Colton is firm.
MiddlinF, il1fc; net recoipts xoi bales gross,
s579; exports cosstwise, t65 sales, 2sl4; stock,
!, t6l.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1874-12-28

ELEGANT neerschaum pipes at Cooks
Peabody cigar stand at low rates. [l0S
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1874-12-28

SCHOOL books, embracing every book
now in use at either public or private
schools in the city, can be fo5nd at
Mansfords, corner Second and Monroe.
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OYSTERS, cigars, drinks, at Madame
RuIlocks, sss Main. near Union. eSt
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Go to the Mansion House, 1913 Main,
for oysters, drinks and cigars. 65t
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80 MASQUERADE BALL.
GRAND MASQUERADE BALL
Ar THE--
EXPOSITION BUILDING,
-ON-- .s
Thursday Evening, December 81, "a,
AT FIGHT O'CLOCK.

DROF. ARNOLD's FULL STRING BAND
has been engaged for the occasion.
ayers viii endeavor to make this the Grand
Bali Of the season.
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BOARD.

BOARD = BOARD AND LODGING FOR
ID six dollars per week. Day board four
dollars and half per week. at 81 Madison st.
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For white River.

Independent Memphis and White River
Packet Line-For White River.
CITY OF AUGUSTA ............... Elliott, master
WILL LEAVE AS ABOVE H-S. -
w TUESDAY. Dec. 18th,
~ '' GLENN Il VINSoN, Agents.
On board Wharfboats
X. .LIGHTBURNE.
IS Madison street.
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MOystOn's beauNfnI re-
touched and burntsheN PnO-
tOgraPhs, "a per dOzeH' az
Star Gallery, S4O Main street.
ts-f
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pI c,NLEMAN. at No. Coz Beal street,
~. oD.nsd a news stand in connection
,.;,h Il. cigar store. All the leading
papers, ETC., receiN ed ahead Of all com ON.
petitors, 90
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,YEw style tables at Converse's, 81
South Court street 6O 7