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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-06-24

POLICE Court, TUEsDAY-Jnsttce Whate'-
William Lambert was tined 81 for an assault
upon William Roundtree, ard Henry Bruh-
ing 81 for assauIting james Patterson.
Arthur Cambridge and Charles +. Ehiers,
dcserters from the brig Max, were COM
mitted to await the sailing Of the brig.
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HIRE OF CoNvfcTs.- s.-Governor hemper gus
renewed the contract with Mason q HOG"
for the bire of O large number OF penlteh-
tiary convicts. The price to be paid Is a very
great advance upon former figures.
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Coon DSAMARlTANs.--The delegates from the
Grand Lodge, No. l, of Good Samaritans,
have returned to this city from Charlottes-
Vile. where the semi-annual session was
held and much business transacted. The re-
ports of the grand officers show the Order TO
he in q prosperous condition. Under the
jurisdiction of the Supreme Grand Loase,
No. 1, several applications for charters we're
received aud granted. The Order, under
the jurisdiction of the Supreme Grand
Lodge, No. /, has eleven degrees. The next
session will be held in this city on the third
Wednesday in September. In the mean.
time, the lodges here will make the necessary
preparations to entertain the visiting deie-
gates, etc.
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UHx4lLABLE LETTERS REMAINING IN TIE
RICHMOND PosT.OFFcE JUNE %, 1874
w. A. Morgan, Lynchburg, Va; Philip d.
Nswm, Wilmington, N. c.; Richard Trib-
EFT. No. 1i0l Second street. Richmond, Va;
S. +. Winston, Gonzales, Texas one pack
age for MIS-. Marryatf, Amelia Courthouse,
Jo
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CoNuERc1AL.- Yesterday the wharVes OF
the Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad Company
presented an appearance OF unusually brlsk
business. Eight schoopers and bark were
loading there with timber, coal, walnut logs,
lumber, slaves, &c. The noise aud coniu-
sion of sailors, stevedores, and hborers,
talking and running hitler and thltner,
seemed like "a waste Of time and labor; but
under the experienced control Of MIR; j.:
Bremond, the aseut of the road, the work oil
loading progressed with great rapidly:
The vessels at these Wharves yesterday re-
presented more tonnage than all the other
craft now in port. Several cargoes OF freight
remain upon the wharf awaiting shipment.
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TIE WEATHER. Yesterday was very
warm day, and proved the truth OF the as
sertion of "Oid Prooabilities.' In many
parts of the city the mercury went up to
within a few degrees of the highest point
reached during the very warm days about
Il week ago. The following was the range
of the thermometer iu The Dispatch count
inS-room yesterday;
S,M 9pN GP. NJ.
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EXCURSIONS, ETc.-Although there are
some discomlorts incident to the heated
term, yet the numerous excursions and pic
mics which are announced to take place at
this season of the year afford many occasions
for rest and recreation without loss Of time
from business. There is no trip, however,
either to the mountains or elsewhere, which
promises to bring more pleasure and enjoy
ment than that advertised this morning by
Mr.. L. B. Tatum, agent of the james River
Steamboat Company.
On Saturday evening at s O'Clock the fine
steamer Eliza HancoX will leave her wharf
at this city for Old Point, Norfolk, etc. Upon
the arrival of the HancoX at Old Point those
passengers who have left this city will be ill.,
yited on board the John Sylvester, and will
proceed on an excursion, free of charge, to
the capes of Virginia. The trip is one OF the
most attractive ever offered by this enter
prising line, aud it will doubtless be well
patronized. MIR. Tatum has put the price OF
the round-trip tickets to Ola Point and re-
turn within the reach of all, in order that
those of our citizens who have been wearied
out by the labors of the week may be re-
freshed and reinvigorated for the business of
the coming week. The HancoX will on her
return arrive in Richmond about O'Clock
Sunday night.
During the commencement exercises at
Randolph Macon the Richmond, Fredericks-
burg and Potomac Railroad Company will
run an extra train to Ashland, leaving
Broad-street depot this morning and to.mor.
row morning at 10 O'Clock. Returning will
leave Ashland each night at II O'Clock. The
regular accommodation train on the 24th
and 18th inStauts will be run between Ash
land and Richmond only.
Company C, OF the First Virginia regi-
ment. proDose to have IN excursion TO West
Point on Wednesday next. kessnich's band
has been engaged for the occasion. Ihe
affair will doubtless be highly enjoyable.
The first grand family excursion and pic
mic to West Point will take place tomorrow,
under the direction OF Mr.. ). IL. Coghi!la and
committee of wcll-known gentlemen ot
the city. All who wish to take pleasant
trip will doubtless find this cheap and
agreeable method of doing so.
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E.'OE RENT. the UPPER PART ofEF.
Z house 80. !4Ii Franklin slreet. atioi in- ks:a
tl'@' isiafH i!nrl. cpu:aiuing six roo!ns, III per
- "!d.r. "I'h a]i modern Improvements, aic
A.tt"'I. iur'y - "
JAMES NJ. TAYLOR d. son,
:" :. Real ts:zf- Agents and arcticnccrs.
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MoRTUARY REPoRT.-The following Is The
mortuary report for the week ending Satur-
day, June 20, 1874, compiled from sections
returns received at the Office OF the Board of
Health
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YELLOW BANANAS at ANToNI's.

FOUND AT LAsT-The long sought-for place
where you can get money loaned on your diamonds,
watches Iewelry, silyerware, &c. Call At A. HAIR
RIs's Loan Office, 322 Main street, and you Will
learn all about IL. All transactions strictly conf
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Remember that LEVY BROTHERS close their
store at o'clock r. NJ. try IL possible and make
your purchases before that hour.
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RETAIL DEALERs.--A few of the retail
dealers assembled last ,;ght at the Odd-Fel-
lows Hall, aud after hayi ng anllnterchaanVgs ~
Of views adjourned without taxing any ana'
action,
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IuH EENT, STORE and DWELL-G@
1 I>,ui.~ -lIHc. on thu corner of Main -E.-..aA
f'r' ..t ,.s.-; alley, kunwlr-s the lrimoantaiIi
i.a- .a.H nrSupivQ hy ID. Callahan: well suited
tss.s ..r.,>,. Possession To be had on the 1st
(. .e74. Apply to .,
....,. LYME & BROTHER.
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E.'uN RENT, 2ud possession given im- a.
I t..@m.tr.y. a HcI>E containing lour Ell
?. ...-. -'. .'1:,. Tor Il small family. Kent. $40
:. ' -.r further Information apply 4. the houst-
a.. -:.;;i. street Between . ana i, No. 913.
:. -.,.. VI. HER ARD.
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FANS, PAsAsoLs, GALATIANS, hA1tn H"i.,A.s' ,.'
BELTS, BELT-BuckLEs, scAhf-hises,
.na ns,y s,yle RrrToNs ut LkyY BROTHERS.
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Buy your SASH RIBBONS, VICTORIA LAW:
TARLETAN, OgGASDY, aud e"iss mCsLi'S "
LEVY BROTHERS,
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IT,. KENT. BRICK DWELLING F
/ .a., corner Main aEa FIRST sire Is, Ell
t..' ZEN rooms. With large !ot attached: ga,
..." ...... r,.dpll modern cOnvcnicntc>.
fl..l p DN ELLi\L. Clay and Fnushcc stree Is.
c.'. ... zen rooms; we'll OF sooC water OH the
:.,-...-... -.,>. 4 T..
t- tH.Mr. DWELLING seven rooms on
". W.. -tg"ct e'i"ccn Madison and Monroe.
y. NJ. LIE. Agent,
lGli Main street.
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q G0a MANCHESTER ElGH
GTnEE u EOCKETTS FOR SALE,

&IhEE u EOCEETTS FOR SALE,
- Hnt"ag Tia, Irsck' yar,t. wltf. over 300 hands
are working. u1 all paid saurdsYs. and iIr2a edi-
a'".y Inc Hia VI Charles CSty reQ,l. where large
quantities uf fowl eng, hutter. &c pass daj1r. II
fourth al mile irOu the nearest store IN
Erc.Crr~. Four l. uuarcd dollars will buy the housc
:H pay fora st.ct' Oi goods rcc-nsar: for The Ioca-
uru. Any one that Woud sell Ghiskey can do web.
III" "'T!ier may h seen ANY day this week Il, the
store after q .'cluck " ~ and 4. NJ. House iiIi-
Iu.l4atrly opposite Tie, Baltimore Lr!ck-yarGs.
Il.
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Don't fail to get some of those aoc' LINEN aikl ~.
BosoMs at LEVY BROTHERS., worm Que 1A's
aie only slightly damaged.
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STATE TErAsURY.-The balance In the
State Treasury yesterday was S46S, ,3lS.SS.
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J'rH SALE OR RENT. four very 81.
/ -.... ..n FRAMED TENtMENTS. onEs:1
= ... -'-.s Price. so per month: Ii sold
;. ..-..... $1,000 on tine l>.It. time. Apply
WILLIAM II. POLK X CO..
Real Estate Agents.
Sc. &. No. Tenth street.
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nEnMUpA ToaAroEs.a. Asrosl's.

SMITH sells Clothing for cash or credit
Who wants?
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LADIES and gentlemaa's dining saloon al AN
ToSI's, Main street
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SMITH sells Clothing Ter cash or creda.
Examine bis bargains.
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REMOyAL.-A. HARRIs's Loan Office established
IN 1869 has been removed tn 1922 Main street.
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Aittmond 1ispatrh.

THE CIRCULATION OF THE Dis
PATCH Is LARGER THAN THE COMBINED
cIeCun. ALTON OF ALI THE OTHER DAILY
NEWSPAPERS OF THE CITY.
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DRESS GooDs.-E. B. SPENCE & soy keep In
stock great variety o: piece goods which they are
making up at short notice. They have good cutters
and excellent workmeu, aud make suits ut the very
lowest living prices. Give them CALL
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Inn EENT. TWO ELlGIBLES.s
\ @tnaN> .:ulGi>h,d ar uuturAiShrdi, on MI
t.s.. ..st- ,>llhiu ;lv- m!uu,"~' walk al the post
.t... ss.ly It SO Ntlu street. ir 1881
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ALPACA COATS in variety a. 8. B. SPENCE 6
SoN's, 1900 3fain street
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ASONIC NO'TICE.-DOVE g.
Nl LODGE, No. 81, 4. I. and A. M.-The Xxx
stated com;nunica ion OF this Lodge will be "
held AT the lougc-roo!n Washington BALD, Broad
street between Ninth aud Tenth, on THIS WED
nc;ray) MORNING. june 24th, Ut O'Clock. The
members Of the Lodge are hereby summoned to al:
tend. The officers e:t for the ensuing term WIN
be installed. aienbers OF sii ter lodges cJrulaliy
and fraternally invtcJ to attend.
BY Order Of The W. "
Il. i24-lt BENJAMIN.. AUGUST, Secretary.
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I'D& RENT. ME" FRAME HOC >E Sf:a
1 IAr;i"t:, 'cf~cri! Main and Franklin LII
s'r...-. r,;itu'GG GN" rooms. Price. slo per
J. ..-. Also, ~ -:al oiLcr houses in good loca-
: A.,s. 10 II. ". TYLER.
".-} - "" : Nicholson street. Rockets.
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LARGE PISEAPPLES at ASToNI'S.

SMITH sells Clothing for cash or credit.
Now Is your time.
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WHITE VEsrs.-A choice lot at r. B. SPENCE &
SONS, 1900 Main street, at low prices.
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HrsT1sGs CorRT.-The Hastings Court ls
still in session granting licenses.
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~. NENT.- G:s
A... i.2TAlL STORE and DWELLING for
-.. E.XIrH&S FOR SALE. No. 4os Broad
$50. il 23-2;s
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SOFT PEACHES at ASToM's.
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1NHE MEMBERS OF HENRlCO "a
l. UNION LQuGE, No. l30, are request Xxx
ed TO attend stated meeting OF their Lodge
at The Masonic Hall, en- Twenty-htih street. fS
"Wednesday EVENING 1T O'CLOCK, ZOE los .aill =
transicnt brethren Ia good slandiug arr cordially
invited. BY order of The w NJ;
je 24-1t" w. NiLs'yS, Secretary
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pk!lksi BRICKS!

BUILDING BRICKS Of all kinds and of best
tnd!ty Tor sal. Apply IL yards Ut Rockets or
= p EIIi hLLAHD's, Main and Twentieth streets.
r. Z3-!in 81. &. HAGEkTI.
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FOR SAE.E.

: II SAIL. FIF 7 NtNl-8NE So
j ITALIAN GREYHOUND PCr-SNsS,
IIt>. Apply al 3G7 IweulY-seyeIth street. hc-
slar,l iaL and Mar kali ir 2i-ltf
Sin G0n MANCHESTER EIGHT
- feEjp PER CkEI. X 'Nl)S--We have
=. ,a.ir SignOO EIGHT PER CENT. MAN
2:E~ Ek EDSJS. secgsod by 4 mortgage on
v i2'r " "cis, Mtr%c;-@Iouse, toup-t2use, &c.
4. iIi"r at an uudpul,eG security and We eau
2-ay' y'.-i!iDI "a Iif-IH - Investors.
THOMAS ERANCH Il Co,
J. 23-.t l21J tarS street.
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| the polling clerks will Mt the same time poll
the votes as they are called by the commits
OATH OF OFFICE.

l. A notary public, in the presence of the
ward uperintendents, before the opening oi
poll, shall administer an oath to each of the
commissioners and clerks that they will faith
fully and truthfully perform the duties as
signed them in the primary election Of the
Conservative party held on the - day of =,
1877.
APPOINTMENT OF DELEGATES TO REP PRESENT THE
CITY OF RICHMOND IN DISTRICT NOMINATING
CONVENTION.
l. Primary elections shall be held in like
manner and form as herein detailed, -
days prior to the assembling of each District
Nominating Convention for the election Of a
Conservative candidate to represent the
Third Congressional district and to elect
Conservative candidates to represent this
senatorial district in the Senate of Virginia
to be voted for by the Conservative party ut
the ensuing general election.
2. Conservative voters at said primary
elections shall be required to vote direct tor
candidate or candidates Of their choice.
a candidate or candidates so chosen by
the Conservative voters of the city of Rich
mond who shall receive the highest number
of votes cast in any one ward of the said city
in said primary election, shall be declared
the chosen nominee or nominees OF said
ward, and shall be entitled to the numerical
voting strength in aforesaid District Nomina-
ting Conventions, Us hereinafter provided
for.
3. The City Central Conservative Com
mittee shall, on the certificate of the Board
of Election Commissioners declaring the
choice of the Conservative voters Of each Of
the wards Of the city of Richmond, appoint
three delegates from each voting precinct in
all the wards of the city.
4 The said delegates, representing each
ward, shall constitute ward delegations, and
shall be instructed by the City Central Con-
servatiye Committee to advocate and to cast
the numerical voting strength of their wards
in favor of the candidate or candidates who
were declared by the election commits.
sioners to have obtained the highest number
of votes cast in their several wards in the
city of Richmond at said primary election.
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SUMNER SUITs.-Ror really choice light suits
call on f. B. SPENCE & SOW, 1900 Main street.
They have In their stock everything In the way OF
gcutlemen's wear, ut very reducsd prices.
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rI'HE MEMBERS OF RICHMOND q.
L LODGE, No, 10. A. +. NJ. Will attend Xxx
MOKNTNG ar / | O'clock for the inst illation. Ihe
members or sister lodges and all transient brethren
In good standing are Iraternally invited to attend
By order OF W. ".
ir2l ia JAMES f. RIDDICK, Secretary.
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LcoK at our Que yard-wide STRIPED sUITISG 1t
15c. 4 yard. CAKDoZo, FOURQUREAN & Co.
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LARGE PISEAppLEs ar ASroNrs.

SMITH sells Clothing for cash or credit.
Call and see him.
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DRESS GOODS FOR LADIEs.-It is the inten-
tion of LEVY BRorHSRs 10 close ou: their whole
stock Of dress goods, and IL low pricss will effect
sales We are confident they will make clean sell
o.,f &
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SMITH sells Clothing for cash or credit.
Eyamne his large stock.
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LADIES and gentlemah's dining saloon at AS-.
ToNI'S, Nain strec:.
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The STATE .,ASK OF TInGINLA,l
FICiiMoSp, ga, June 23, 1874.
rHE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE.
!. stockholders 90 this bank will be he NJ 70 q
b,nking.rooD TUESDAY, July 7th, 1874, at -
O'Clock VI. WILLIAM ". HILL,
je2i.eGItd Cashier.
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WILLIAM AND MARY COLLEGE.

w
The annual meeting OF the Visitors and Cover
nors or the College OF William and Mary Will D.,
held a. W williamsburg. Va, WEDNESDAY,
JULY 1sT., Ut 5 O'crock +. N., aad on the EeAt
day, JULY %, the commencement e1' rcises VIII,
with the consent Of the Visitors, be begun. The
public Is respectfully Invited to attend.
BENJAMIN 5. EWELL,
IL 23-3t President,
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LARGE LOT GUIrURE BANDS Just received as
CARDOzo, FOUQCKBAN + cos
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MASONIC NOTICE.-Tne mem. H.
lKl b. rs o. JUPPA LODGE, No 40. VIII N
attend u stated meeting at ct. Adams Haln
THIS EVENING ut 7 o'clock for The Installation
of officers. Members Of sister lodges no Yisltlhs
brethren arc Invited 10 6e present. :
By order of the W. VI.
~ WILLIAM j. RIDDICK,
a. nt1lk Secretary.
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SMITH sells Clothing for cash or credit.
Who will buy?
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LOST. sTRAYED. As,.

IT OST, CHILD'S CHAIN ARMLET,
IL marked NJ. S. &. a reward OF aye dollars Mill
be paid for the II left at the tcwelry store or
Messrs. John IL Tyler & Co.. Natn street
d. Or 20 u y
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c,TRAYED FROM NY Resi-
y depce. No. $40, corner or sse0a1v a,:..sa :
,HW: While streak down the back SUI ,n he she
forns turned In ant blind 10 ihe ItSisa I'm W.. M
s,.s r,sr.cE re.urnirg the sata COW - NY VIZ
ctilrp eerai reward. 4, x; xtya 1,yt,.K z
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BEAUTIFUL SASH EIBBoSs at so and 75c. at
IARp0zO. FOuRorREAN & Co.'S.
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MASONIC NOTICE.

MASONIC NOTICE.-The mcE- H.
lSl bers Of KlCIIMOS, RANDOLPH N
LuDGr, No 10, will attend = siated m \ meGt.I . " ~
ing ut the Mason's Hall THIS MORslSG AZ ~
o'clo.k for The installation of officers. Members
Of sister lodges and visiting brethren are invited to
Attend.
By order OF the ". 81.
WILLIAM j. RIDDICk-
ic 14-1tt Secretary.
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r. y. EACHO.
..- Real Estate gent.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1874-08-21
aEnEnAL mARKEr.

The following quotations are for orders
frorn store and small lots in a iobbing way;
APPLES-Green. 81 O0g4 3.
BRAN-Steady; wheat, slI y19ls % . ton
q0c a 100 lbs; corn bran. u 0Oal6 20.
BACON - Clear sides, 15szgl34c; clear RIB
sides. 133<9l31zo; shoulders, g119lOc; hams.
sugar-cured. 165<@l71ze; breakfast bacon. ia
BfANs-s2 5O92 Is.
BUTTER-Co 1s925c choice. H93c.
COW-PEAS-S2 1912 90.
C0COA-NUTS-7 100. 81.
COFFEE-Ri0 . ID, common 70 choice, ma
a25c; Java and Laguayra. 2a52c.
QANDL Fs-Star p ID. l69lIc.
CHTCKENS-Old, SO 5olg3 so; young, ac-
ooTding 10 size and condition. 81 Goa %.
COAL OILS gallon, l6glici special rates
i0 ccotdRssSIYeilow shsllea. 9jegc; white. ga
'ccioRN-MEAL - Kiln-dried. full weights.
COTTON TIES Sc . ID.
COTTON YARNS-No. zoo, l59l35lc; NO.
500. 15al5lSc: No. 400. 17@1f1ze.
CkBBAGES-s7e7 50 . hundred.
CHEESE-NeW Factory. l5gl4e; bngish
dairy. 175<alsi<c: rates irregular.
C0TTON-sEBD-SS 90 > ton On landings
7cSoTToN-sEiED MKAL-steady at l2e43o
\ bushel and SIS . ton.
! cOITON-SBED OIL-45c . gallon.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1874-08-21

TEsTIMoNIAL.-The undersigned, pas
sengers on the steamer Ella, bound from
Cincinnati to Memphis, hereby take
pleasure, feeling it our duty so to do, in
rendering our thanks publicly TO Captain
Milt Harry, commander, and to each
officer of said steamer for their polite
and heightened department, their assid-
uous attention to our every want and
their skillful management of said craft.
We shall never forget the polite Captain,
the cheerful tones of Captains Madison
and Weaver (pilots) in pointing out and
explaining every object of interest, the
unexcelled courtesy of the clerks,
Messrs. Butler and Carey; the watchful
eye and pleasant words of the steward,
Mr.. bearing, and the genial glowing
face of the apothecary, Mr. Long; in
fact, to all the officers of said boat we
not only cordially recommend but in
vite the care and custody of that portion
of the travelling public who desire a good
time and safe trip.
Dr. l.. Ward Martin Kimmel, jr.,
r. l.. Hood, Capt. s. Martin,
j. G. Benson, j. j. Perry,
Julius G. Perry, VIM. II. Taylor,
John Gaffey, Geo. H. Gaffey,
W. d. Cummings, Mrs. j. Perry,
Mrs. A. Perry, Miss Daley,
Mrs. P. e. Chapman, Miss Lizzie Ragon
and others
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1874-08-21
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

PUEBLO LEDGER 0FyIol,

MEMPHIS. TENN. August q. 1871
The money market continues quiet and
steady, with little animation exhibitedin
money circles. Money is in active de-
mand and growing more stringent as the
season advances. The banks are dis.
counting all unexceptionable paper Of
fered by regular customers at lO@l2 p
cent. D annum; on the streets money is
active at l1@24 y cent. p month. Bro
kers are paying lOsA@lO83 for gold, with
little offering. Exchange continues
scarce, az follows: On New York, Bos-
ton and Eastern points, buying at par
and selling at 4c premium and on New
Orleans at fc discount. City bonds, Nj
colson pavement scrip and coupons re-
main dull, with light transactions in the
market County and State warrants are
quiet and steady, with little movement
in the market. There is nothing doing
in railroad stocks and foreign securities
and no transactions worthy of note.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1874-08-21
MASONIC DIRECTORY.
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sou-H MEWPHIs, No. 11s-meets Cd Friday
IA each month-at Odd Fellows Hall W.
M. Brooks, W NJ: A. +. Wheeler, S Secretary.
AEGERoEA, No. l68-meets LIST Monday in
sTery month, at Odd Fellows Hall, corner
Court and Main. John Gordon, W. M; B.
Richmond. Secretary.
LEILA Soorr, No. 28e--neets LIST Thursday
az each month at Id Fellows Hall. VIM.
Frank, W, M; A. S. Myers, Secretary.
DKSoro. No. 299-meets Sd Friday OF each
month Odd Fellows Hall. Bun. +. Price,
w. MIR. W. Shelton, Secretary.
KlLwIHEIKe, No. 3il-meets 4th Friday OF
each month-at 0 Id Fellows' Hall. Richard
Creighton. W, NJ; Jas. S. Carpenter. Score
tsry.
RoYAL AROH.
PKNE CHAPTER, No. 22-mests I'd Monday Of
each month-at MASONIC Hall; in G,yo,o
Block. A. ]. Wheeler, NJ. 3. II. p; J. j..
Weller. Secretary.
sonis Hall, in Gayoso Block. 81 Monday Of
each month, w. s. Matthews. NJ. &. a. p. I:
II. W. Shelton, Secretary.
R. AND s.M
EUREKA COUNCIL. No. 6-meets 3D. Ihurs-
Sav az each month-at Masonic Ball, in Gay
oso Block. @. Reder. Tn. H.; G. II. Myers.
Rec.
TENPLARs.
CYRKEE CoMMANDKRY. No. 4-meets 4th Non
day Of each month. ]. NJ. Pettigrew. e. G. |;
CIiyHRY CHlPTER or RosE oRoIx. 18th, No.
I. Charles W. Adams. sd. M. W.; IL.
Tomlinson. Sd. &c.,.