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DIRECTORY FOR ADVERTISERS.

AMusgMENTs-rmsrnrNrH PAcr-Fourtn, NTH and
column column
BoARDkRs wAN1ED-sIxTKENTH PAcr-rhird ana
BoARB qS' 1ND iS'IH LopdINa wANTED-snrrrSrH PAGE
BRooSIiN REAL REAL ESTATE FOR sALE-FurrrSrH
RusIEEsss oPPoRTUSlTIEs--E PFC pAeH
s1HsNsss FSR FAeEsFn eSTm
cLERRs SS9 sSlpmsA mssAfhEsaENHfHIaD f F1cS1Fss and
RSP Sun
and third columns, and SIXTEENTH PAGE-sixth
CoAsfwisE SpiSHsI srEAMsHIPs-TmRD PAOr-sixth col
CoPARTNERsHIps-EIEvr PAGE
Country BoARD.sIxTEESrn PAcE-Fourth column.
pENfIsTRY-T -TmnrEHsrn PAcE-Third column.
bWELfING LING HOUSES TO LET, FuRNisHED AND UN-
and ana
EuRoPEAN sTEAMsHIPs-TnInD PAGr-Finh and
pxoE asth columns pAcr-poorto column.
ExoonEsnoNs@fnhO on P4en~sixtR Column % rI'-A'
EINANCIAL.ELEvEsrH PAGE
F1kEIshED S3k sAHfplssS Rooms ASB AFSEfHHSTs
FRENH
umn-TmRD P4cE-Ftrst column, ana SIXTEENTH
Hp1 PHSaSEin wa PAerThrd column
HoLsEs oLs AoAkRIAGEs, 2onFnsT FAcr-Third fourth
a5 sfH%a
Re'5a SS!@p pAcyEeaEth COLUMN
sERG N REAL ESTATE FOR sALE-FIFrEENru
IEcTURE SEAsoNSST PAeE-rourth column.
PAsha conmn
cO9@p
EK AID col
49, uinn. .N0 ppDccu AVINc-F,psr p.cp-Fab
MIsofEHLhhSEeUs ADvERrIsEMENTs-TwrLrrH
MscEEI4N 4fns159G soHm pAsrElrs column
eSli4 sEM iP4ghsILffSsHTioss-NisT F1sa1si1fh Column
PiEAnSsooFSokTEs. EnSsooFSoHkHTEsS ORGANS ac-THis1rrSTH PAGE
POST f0uT5n Gu FfcR iSSoFioE-FIRsr pAer-Fh column
FsoFG sIoSAh
6uH Of ThE 5f FOR SALE OR
RENT-FIFTEENrH PAeE-Seeond and third col
REAL Rsa ara FG
REAL ThEd srsE SHa
and s,TTEEsTI column
ienRrd fourth and
iftH 4 columns. and slxTErSTM PAoE-second and
s1ruHTToSSSs SSiu'N TED-FEMALEs-srcosD PAGE
First, second, third, fourth, dih nth and sixth col col
umns and SIXTEENTH PAGe-Fiith and sixth col
SITUATIONS wANTED-MALEs-TnInD PAoE-second
SPECIAL NoIIcEs-tInsr PAGE-second and third
sPoRTiSG@DoGs. BIRDS. 4c.-Fmsr PAar-Third
column.
Observation-Disclosures PAGE-Second column.
SUMNER RESuRTS-SIxTEENrH PAGE-Fourth column.
THE TRADES-SIxrEENTH PAGE-Sixth column.
THE TURF-FIRsT PAGE-Third column.
TO LET FOR BUSINESS PuRPOSBS-FIFTKENrH PAGE
Third and fourth columns, and SIXTEENTH PAGE
First column
rRAVELLERs' GUTDE-THIRp PAGE--Sixth column
UNFURNISHED ROOMS AND APARTMENTS TO
LET-FIrTKENTH PAGE ixth column, and SIX
TEEHrH PAGE-Second column.
WANTED TO fURCuASE-THIRrEENTH PAGE-Third
WATCHES JEwELRY, &C.-TmRTrESrH PAoE-Fourth
column.
wESTCHESTER COUNTY PROPERTY FOR SALE OR
TO LtT-FITTEESTH PAGE-First column and SIX
YACHTS STEAMBOATS, 1C.-THIRTEEsrn PAGE
Fourth column.
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HORSES, CARRIAGES, &c.

MAJOR cHAs. W. BARKER, AUcrloNRER.
Amsrca dhe gropsry o. ]. Dunn Walton, lsaJ VIII
safs ass Rn cay ~ Il nd SsO &
Tatte ersas corner Of Broadway and Thirty ninth
seo {hs esn o IN down Sn - & ne %
cgSs all Of 6 hs M sgGrs 5 spSs & WI 4b,s ss On
ninth street from Friday April l6 up TO morning -
hind and tes the speed and STivns SSaHss Of y
ssH sss Itn'H sct S7 Danisf Is@ssrt is Isl % Slsn S
SsrFe SSsaFs gs 'tR SS@
Defiance, i55, high years old can trot in 40 Chest
nut seldng ". B; Whitman formerly Biy Barr, %, ~
s;sss lner and faster now than sysT Ioiore SLACK
can ro s e Jackson
Coltax got by Old Jackson dam by Black Blncher ios
sSsTt ssle cf Ssss% sct Honest Alien
record So Bay mare Bessie got by General Knox,
nis got Ss1ss se Wtsre sR rIi
sa y SON o say aS1 Baager ed Bow
$ bs s9es Horse e5. sa 70 ps s'i y
as ESa T%y 3 nigh < Ss so TS e IL min
2sb. Bay. .Gedins' Bu1al0 Dick, got BY than Allen;
"a "a beat $S Gay asaiSs % RsSseri Sst Se%s%si
% Viii tro s close to- % II Scrre % Mars Mary NJ got Sy
res heats N etc nss BAY Ceiling ling nag
H4 high, years old can trot in 240 Bay
Celdng Kansas Pet formerly owned by B. =,
Akers, Of Lawrence, Kansas iS'a high 10 years years
brown Geding Jim got by Drsco 1919 high, sycars old
trot In 10 Gray Mare Relic of Maine, got by Gen
eral Knox l5A high, years old trot In 20 White
Mare Snowdrop by the Drew horse 10 high Syears Old
trot in 2:l5 Brown Mare Stella. got by General
Knox, IA high years old can trot in 2:J5; Brown
Gelding sheridan, got by Gibraith Knox; 10 high,
years old can beat lo Bay stallion New York got by
Pony Brooslyn. l2 nigh, years old; an elegant
driver. Bay Mare iieen got by Winthrop Nor
rii, 1914 high. years old can beat 80.
old can trot In 30 Bay Geloing Young Everett
got by Edward Everett 524 high, years old trot
l5s high years old trot in from 2:,5 to 40 bay
geld ng H. D. Walton got by Jules Jurgensen, l5 nigh,
years old record OF 35 obtained Rhinebeck last
fall beat 2:2S Brown gelding Thomas got by Daniel
Lambert 519 high. years old can trot IN minutes
Chestnut geldiDg Dutchman, got by the Drew horse
I5s high years od can trot in 24O. Brown gelding
Brown Prince, formerly ownel by Z. Jones' Esq
can beat 2S5. sorrel geldtng Harry Bassett
saddle horse Bay Geiding Columbus, got by Young
Columbus, l54 high, years old can trot in 2:iQ Lay
Gedlng Portland got by the Drew horse l5 high,
years old enn trot in IS Sorrel Mare Maimie got by
Daniel Lambert IS high years old; can trot in 80
Brown Geldmg Huskey Boy, got by Brandywne, Is
stock all drive fnelv in single aud double harness and
wi h but few exceptions are warranted sound Csta
ogues be had at the offices OF the Spirit of the mes
ana urf Field and Farm or at BARKER Il SONS,
Of Broadway and Thirty street Sale positive
No postponement
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HORSES, CARRIAGES. &C.
A -BREwsTER 4 CO., OF BRooME STREET,
n. Carriage and Road Wagons
We are exhibiting at warerooms
Fifth avenue and Fourteenth street,
tho production OF factory during the past winter
months, comprising large variety of Carriages in
styles fashionable In Paris and London together
with the tighter vehicles especially adapted
roaas In scasonabe carriages may be found the newest
designs in
Landaus Iandauots,
CabrOlets Nictorias,
Grand Yicoras, Barouches,
Vis-a-Nis TCars,
Dog Carts, Phactons
Pony Phaetons. Spider Phaetons
These in great variety OF STYLES, exqusitey finished
in the soest French and in fashionable shades
Blue. Brown, Maroon Green and Chocolate.
We also exhibiting all varieties OF the
BREWS ER WAGON,
including our improved side bar, which enables TO
produce the best riding light made and the
only side bar free rom 'tetern and vibration
Our adds nothing 10 the weight givee
additional strength aud security. In soliciting
spcction stock leg 20 assure the public that in
excellence OF design ana workmanship IL has never
been eQualcd in this country
Our revised Price List
may be had on app ication.
BREWSTER CO.,
of Broome street
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A HIGHLY IMPORTANT SPECIAL AND UNRE
road and rottas Oe Wagons Pony
Saddles, &c. being the Valuable stock Of Theodore
AyMar son, who 60 abroad tor tor an indefinite time:
AT srAbGE HsPzf no. 8 aREHT jones' 5SEsL STREET
,p,u or At TxTp 4 o'ctoSK E3 PE3MfG sIv,,su ~
gentee blood bay high Kentucky bred premium Mares;
src and from him sre
closely matched highhesded, stylish and fine and one
sity have no vices Sr tTcks fear n9i1inS can Ss
acs sSTatogS last sepcmber E 70 ROAD wagon in pre
ence Of and timed by dozen or more reliable
We're considered the finest Tor style, beauty aud
IS Is e an hos nd ot 9as ge ms ii s
ana are wsrrsnsd sound ana XII Kind and with all their
vo & o an TIE psas s pn SRKs q GSr sRFrsr AND MOST
GE rEL driving chestnut pony Mares in the city; is
nigh years old; perfect pet and picture; has been
last year for the most mii to drive extra nne
ren NEsI a ss S FAST sas ROAD
HoRs-; genuine rotter; sired by Iron Duke, dam
Ticr 70 road wagon & stylish. hana.Sms brave ana
able aud wen behaved in company is warranted to trot
iull mile ami repeat inside OF 2ao and warranted
TaE HASDsoMEsT, MOST GENTEEL AND FASTEST
{ high years old last spring Is the most H ana
finest driver driven drives in great style, with
syoah Sts 81 tie @ She attracts great
s9d a H on & w r bes Sn dGS m Gy
DIRE in Kentucky, aud from him purchased by present
owner she has never been trained track TO develop
her speed but Is warranted now 10 beat 5 good
track aud trot 2t0 TO road Is of the
finest fastest and most gentee taken together with her
great beauty good behaviour in the STALL must be
to be Appreciated is warranted sound, Kind and
perfect
ELEGANT BLOoDED BAY HIGH KENTUCKY BRED
Horse, l5S high, years old cannot be outstyled
great driver prompt and same although pereety safe,
gentle and reliable Is without vice, trek fault or biem
ish; can beats minutes any day to road wagon, and
show ESQ on track warranted sound and kind; this
horse must be seen 10 be appreciated.
Also, at same time, two other line Horses Fun par
ucuiars At sale
n b. tocK now on exhibition at stable.
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V1RoTTING AT BARNUMs
LAST WEEK
THURSDAY NIGHT, APRIL 8.
PURSE $3.50 MILE AND REPEAT
DAN MACE ENTERS br. m JOSIE.
J. MORAN ENTERS ch. x. TONY PASTOR
BEN MACE ENTE IS MARY NJ.
JOHN ROGERS ENTERS br q BROWN PRINCE
L. DOTY ENTERS blk m. FLORA
TROTfING EVERY NIGHT.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

SPECIAL NOTICES.
Y ENTUCKY STATE LOTTERY.
SINGLE NUMBER SCHEME.
authorized by Special Act of the Legislature)
For the benefit of the University of Paducah.
be distributed among the holders OF tickets
FIRST PRIZE, $4,000.
The drawing to take place at covington KY, satur-
day, April "a, 1876
No discount on Prizes-every Prize paid in fun.
SIMMONS, DICKINSON & CO., Managers
SCHEME
Prize Of $4,000 os.................. .ssoO 600
PPrzs Prz OF 29tGS 5oSn
Frizes Prze % Of sSOS SSS 9SS
g Prizes go ;59S5 g 9SS
ooo n przes ot 259 ..... ,1ooo om
5000 Prizes Of 10 5000
APPROXIMATION PRIZES
Of 1000 approximating ssoCCo So GOO
Of l6s5 apnroxmating 70 2o0oo are eSoo
&lls Prizes, amounting TO s3ooooG
Whole Tickets, $40; Halves s5 Quarters, 81
Remember that every prize is drawn and payable in
fun without deduction These drawings are never
POSTPONED but place regularly the Saturday
each month. Send for Circular
Address all orders to
SIMMONS, DICKINSON Co, coving!on, KY.
7sT PREMIUM.
Vienna Worlds Fair, 1873; American Institute 1873
Munich 1864. Berne, 1879 &c.
FRANCIS @. HEI SINGER,
Practical Landscape and Garden Engineer.
1856 Broadway, room 10,
New York.
$l2OOOOO d tHs Soya Gosrg q
Cuba, conducted by the spanish government, April
22 Public Library of Kentuc prizes cashed ex-
changed Circulars OF inorma ton sent tree.
BAl Els 4 CO.. lS6 Broadway.
sPORTING-DOGs, BIRDS, sc.
A FOR SALE. ALL KINDS OF FANCY DOGS
Food mocking birds, at b. G. DovEY'S No Greene
street, near Canal
DIRDs BIRDS BIRDs.-JUsT ARRIVED BY THE
witch CanarieS Australian Love Birds. Apply at
VIM DuNN'S Bristol House, 81 Depeyser street, oppo-
site pier ls New YORK
THE TURF.
A UCTIoN AND FRENCH POOLS SOLD ON THE
n Running Races at New Orleans friday qo-mor-
row. evening, at the NEW YORK TURF EXCHANGE,
Fifth avenue French pools close on Saturday at r. NJ
80 = A''1 ''''i'' i''''''0 REILLY BLISS co.
A UCTIoN AND FRENCH roo s SOLD AT JOHN
n SONS Pool Rooms ,l6 Broadway, corner of
Twenty-eighth street, on the Running Races at New
Orleans, commencing friday evening. April 3; also
morning end evening during the meetings entries
and winners receIvel by Western Union Telegraph (;
T. b. 4 w. II. JOHNSON.
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aBNrLEMAN's TRoTrLxe ESTABLISHMENT

A GENrLEMANs TRoTrISSa ESTABLISHMENT
E2A0EsoE e5fa fst ktakss At SSSStGfs
- - nn Ss1TskET. sEAE EoHET% sysSSE .AS'"
years; kind and true il ali harness ree nom Vice;
very stylish ana easy driver; does not shy or pull:
ted ana wo" race. last sss:on without Training
Ser.bV bandns viii be mads 70 ,rot yepy ias.
and s no. - WAR; ExTsDO u 10 fRof in MINUTES
or better or no sale, and is warranted sound, kind
TOR 'WAsSS, nearly new, BY DUsESBURY VAN
Harness, nearly new, by 9. Berssn Blankets Robes
soRRsL 6EI6iNG: SIMPLE SIMON BY SIMON
Young MeTs by imported 70 Glencoe, tSirG dam Old
Megg BY Mcadoc fourth dam by imported specu-
ihe pedigree Of simon Kenlon: :-He BY imported
cce. the dam Of Kentucky; seconl dam imported
Mertle BY English Marmsduke.
some one o. the mot stylish saddle Horses IN tins
DARK sXY fRoTfiSG HORSE. if'' sYE4Rs OLD; KIND
and true in AL harness. free rom vice or ,rick
not AFRAID of locomotive or any thing am is war.
TOP wRSSS oqaf bE r ess s r. ssirRs USED
only short time and s ane city made M Berress =
BHSTTs SE4 ELy SEwi 5S ELSSSSPIE145Ta w,Tu ~
cLAtiG2SSEs m GOOD ORDER BY ADAMS 4 CONF,
FOUR SEAT ROCKAWAY, POLE SHAFTS, BY
Look al catalogue under this head in tomorrows Her
All the above stock win be on exhibition, to be
4 FOR SALE cHEAP-HoRsE, EXPRESS WAGON
~. and Harness. 20 be sold separately together at
sacrifice. Inquire corner Bowery and Houston street
fer two days.
A BARGATN.-AN ELEGANT ToP PONY PHAEroN
1y at private Stable S S@ East rwefth ss street,
-FcR SALE, HANDSOME TEAM BAY ROAD
"A. Horses iul names and tails, all black points 1874
hands high years Oh kind and gentle IN al harness
Syears old trotted luli mile in 2t7 and trot
day SURE n 50 don't pnllt ~. pognh very gylsh
sound Tor further particulars inquire for JAMES, Ia
rHs oRUBE, In WEST BROADWAY, MANUFAC-
and PONY Phactons, Ruggcs 6c., and selling them at
first or manufacturerS prices
CoUPEs-coUPE, RocKAwAYs AND sIx.sEArs,
and Road Wssons BusTies suikes Sc iuS0'On' Depo'
J. CoLYER co. 6s4 Broadway.
UoR sALE-sEvERAL SUPERIOR YOUNG HORSES;
strictly sound, gentle and KIND fine size, color
die Horses G. u. iEAvITT, Flushing, L
EoR sALE-FIvE FIRST CLASS BIG HORSES, FIT
tor trucks carts; also double Truck and Harness
Call At 81 Third street near avenue y.
EoR sALE-A STYLISH DOC CART WOOD BROS.
$50 Apply at s. ana s. Centre street.
LoR sALE-A VERY HANDSOME DARK CHESTNUT
IL Horse about l6 hands high, years old warranted
also viii MAKE 4 very nne saddle horse be seen at
private stable No S Great Jones street any morning be-
fore ~ O'Clock
LoR sALE-A GOOD TRUCK HORSE. STABLE,
II wooster street. near Fourth street. n. Q. PIERCY.
wagon and harness, to Be sold together or ansiy.
Inouire &C Mr. WAsHBURNs Livery Stable, 40 Ohrys
tie street.
L'oR sALE-AN OLD ESTABLISHED LIVERY,
rst Class business has 20 boarding horseS Apply al ID
kaat twenty sixth street.
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PERSONAL.
CHARLIE.-CoME HOME, AS JANE is NOT AT
~ Mrs. wa
GREEN vEIL-BRoADwA AND RBADE STREET,
" tuesday aiternoon The gentleman who spoke 70
you would like TO be further acquainted. Address
WALLER, box 4l9 Post once.
If MOSES ~ THOMPSON WILL WRITE TO HIS
a fAtner, JAMES THOMPSON he win hear something
10 HIS advantage Address box "a Grand Isa nd (Iiall
county, Nebl Post ONCE
TOnN A. ENNIss-ALL RIGHT; CORRESPOND
NJ with Lewis, No ~ West .uty fourth street. New
Work COR Ynnr mothar'a aAka. FINK.
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personal.

r. COPELAND-I WANT TO SEE YOU; WILL
IL. be in town until Saturday. Address 1853 broadway.
RILE.
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A GREAT CHAScR.-OLD ESTABLISHED REsTAU-
n rant with Liquor saloon, together separate;
long Of buding upper part suitable for DO trdng
ciub location uusurpased restaurant free
saving slaJ per annum NICHOLS CAFFERTY, 93
Fourth avenue
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PATTERNS.

AT SMITHS PATTERN BAZAAR, gt BROADWAY,
n between Twentieth and Twenty first streets,
GRAND DISPLAY OF IMP9KrED FASHIONS; PAT.
TERMS NOW READY; CLOTH MODELS with every
pattern; cutting and lifting. A. BURDErrE SMITH.
No 9l4 Broadway, between Twentieth and Twenty first
streets
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LARGE WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DTsTIIr
~ lery Liquor store, on the east side Lease and Fix
lures, with without StocS; bargain reasonable
terms. Principals address BUSINESS, box l2l Herald
Uptown Branch ONCE.
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-A-rNE PHOTOGRAPH GALLERY FOR SALE
~. ~ onc-hal " value with or without nstIume I:
and saowfaseA specimens Ac cheap rent; all on first
nnars a splendid north night; g0od trade. Apply ll6t
Broadway also gallery 80 BowsTy for sale cheap.
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FOR SALE.

A HANDSOME WHEELER 4 WILSON SEWING
~ Machine all complete with new Goodrich Tucker
cost Jew months ago SIS, win be sold Tor SO Call al
So Bond street
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T'HE GOOD WILL AND PART FfXTrREs or A
4 Fancy store, with seven wears trade Food rea-
Tor removing Apply tt 81 Seyeaih avgnue ~.
tween Twenty seventh and rwcnfy.eishtH sircefa
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MILLINERY AND DREssMAKING.

AT SMITHS PATTERN BAZAAR 9l4 BROADWAY.
"a between Twentieth and Twenty-nrst streets,
GRAND DISPLAY or IMPORTED FASHIONS; Pat.
terms ready CLOTH MODE - with every pattern;
cutting and nttlng. A. BURD .TrE SMITH. No. el4
Broadway, between TIVE ateth aud Twentvrst streets
Ut A vALLIEREm-TnE YoU Nc LADIES' HAT or
IL the season, found onlv at MAI ON WALTON, e52
Broadway, above Union square.
NINE GRANGIER-HAs TUE HONOR To INFORM
l her customers that sh@ has removed her etablish
ment OF Robes and Fashions, 10 No. 50 West twenty
ninth street, four doors from Broadway.
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An OLD ESTABLISHED DOWNTOWN CORNER
n Liquor store for sale for half its value doing
> fine business rare chance.
MlTCHkLL's Store Agency, " Cedar street
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d t6s EoRa pEwSa q
Cuba, conducted by the spanish government, April
2e Public Library of Kentuc prizes cashed or ex-
changed Circulars of informa ton sent free.
BAlEs CO., 1856 Broadway.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1875-02-17
NEW YORK

NEw York, February l7.-Mlle Al
bani, a member Of the Strakosch 0pers
Troupe, lately disbanded, sails for Eu.
rope today.
The proposition under consideration
by the Board of Education to make OBJ
EgAtory the study Of German in the pub
lie schools Of this city meets with infu.
entail opposition.
Theodore Tiltcn resumed his place in
the witness box this morning when the
court was opened, aud his redirect ex.
animation was continued by ex.Judge
Fullerton. The Court admonished the
audience to preserve perfect order here
after, and neither to express approval
or disapprovai. All parties TO the suit
we're in court. The witness continuing
said: Il cannot fix the precise date of
the chance interview between Mrs. Til
ton and myself when Bessie Turner was
present and heard the whole story, but |
think it was after her return from Ma
rietta." Mr.. Eyarts objected to this
answer, on the ground that roihing
about this matter had been called forth
by any question to witness in the cross
examination. Fullerton ~contended that
the matter had been brought out by the
other side. Evarts replied hat it vas
not elected by a direct question, but was
volunteered by witness.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1875-02-17
WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON. February l7.-An award
in gold Of over $l97 900 made by the
British and American mixed commits.
sion to Augustine R. Mcdonald, a sub
ject Of Great Britain, but for some years
a resident Of Louisville, has been paid
by our Government. THIS claim was
brought for losses sustained in the burn
ing OF cotton during the late civil war,
and was the second largest claim adjudi.
Gated by the late commission. The
claim was originally for 81, 500, 900.
Witnesses we're examined, and the test
mony covered six thousand printed
pages of the record OF the commission.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1875-02-17
eRAs GRAPHIC.

This number Of the Graphic, which
contains four pages Of Illustrations Of
the most striking scenes Of our recent
carnival, reached the news stands here
yesterday afternoon, and Of course
created a sensation in causing every
body to try and get hold Of a copy at
the sane time. The managers of this
wonderful newspaper enterprise deserve
the unsiinted thanks Of the Memphis
people for the liberal and handsome
way in which the designs have been
gotten up and put in print The land
ing and reception Of the King Of the
Carnival al the levee Gsa bis s5iamphal
entry threngh u principal streets, &C
conpanied by his court and retainers,
form the FIRST page Of these pictures; s
splendid interior view OF our Exposition
building, crowded with the merry
dancers and visitors TO the grand ball Of
the "Ulks," and the iriumphal car, con-
tanning The monarch Of that order. head
log the procession in the day through
the principal avenues Of the city, com
pose the second page Of the i~llustra.
lions. Two other pages showing the
gorgeous pagesnts Of the Memphi, which
captivated the eyes Of thousands that
night and rendered all rapturous in theiF
admiration Of the most sublime concsp-
ton Of and history, and the
tableaux Of this mystic order at the the
alter, are devoted to the occasion. The
work is we'll done, aud as we have
already said. the Graphic deserves the
thanks Of our city, for it has given the
world, and especially people who we're
not present, a very faithful and most
creditable idea of what our festivities
we're in q great measure, What will also
open the eyes Of folks generally, in that
paper, is the display Of four pages of.
Memphis advertisements Of our banks,
insurance companies, Wholesale and
retail dry goods, Wholesale boots and
shoes, grocers and commission mel
chants, iewelry stores, hats and caps,
wood works, foundries, saw mills,
machine shops, wood and willow wares
Of home production, confectioneries.
wholesale and retail liquor houses, cotton
factors. railroad and steamboat lines,
and, indeed, all those varied interests
which 90 to make Memphis the live and
busting commercial mart hal she is
now, and as an evidence Of what she is
destined to become. Indeed, the Graphic
10 this Mardi Gras number has placed
our city before the world in a manner
which is bound to be benefeially felt in
every interest here. Long live our Mardi
Grss, aud may each year find it more
attractive and instructive TO all, and
long live the Graphic.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1875-02-17
Conrrs..ionai proeesdinrs

WASHINGTON, February H. = The
House met at eleven o'clock. Immedi-
ately after the reading ofthe journal the
regular order bill in regard TO the cleo
ten Of President and Vice President
was demanded. Randall endeavored ia
have the army appropriation bill consid
cred, but on motion Of Dawes the House
went into committee Of the whole on the
tariff bill, the debate being limited ia
three hours. The vote to take up the bill
was: Ayes, 90; noes, So.
In the Senate Logan introduced a bill
establishing rules for the government o
the arms Of the United States. 1t was
referred.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1875-02-17

W%AsHrSoroE, February I7.-For Ten.
nessee and the Ohio valley, upper lakes,
upper Mississippi and lower Missouri
valleys and Northwest, rising barometer,
north and west winds, colder, clear or
partly cloudy weather, with local SHOWS
over the upper lakes, and possibly light
rain or snow in Tennessee. For the
lower lake region, southwest winds,
cloudy and snow, followed by rising
barometer, brisk and high northwest
winds, colder and clearing weather. The
river will continue to fail slowly.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1875-02-17
FOR oPErcE.

We have read John Leagues mani
festo in Sunday mornings Appeal, giving
in his adhesion to the Democratic party
so long as he feels satisfied 1T is for the
good OF the masses which means SO
long as be feels satisfied he can get Office
by so doing. When did he become so
much opposed to the civil rights bill
Was it when he rode in the Sumner pro-
eession with Ed Shaw and other Radi.
cAls2 This idea Of John League and
Pat Winters joining the Democratic
party at this time shows that their OBJ
jeet is merely to get Office. Whenever
such men can receive Democratic sup
port. then the Democratic party will
have sunk low indeed.