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, 1875-05-20


Yesterday moratnC noar1y forty ladies mot at
tho ncw rooms Of tho Ath enHum On Washington
street Tor tho purpose OF resuntng tbs flower
u.isoton work, which wns commenced by then,
ln1t ycnr. There aro fnw who havo had nuy-
thing to do with hospitals in Chicago who arc
Unaware OF tho kindly labors uudertakoulsst year
by this crgnniza4on, OF which Mrs. uaEo 10
rrosldept. It uas thats se,f-lmposed task 10
nSooton Tho iotlra OF suffering patcns by hFiig-
Ing 10 their bolHideA once uonk tioeo pctfumcd
giits of tho Garth which sersod to bcRnil0 tho
weary java Of sioknces, ard bring bosolo thotr
eyes remembrance Of the flowery tielua wisll-
out. Tho inmates grow to expect thnst coming.
nnl they preserved ths w!tlercl flowers aud
dropping lchves OF ono week. until raplscod by
frcshcr blossoms. Tue rolk was done quietly,
unoAtcnLa.,ounly, with tho warm approval OF tho
pliysicianu III oiaeso. nud Lad tho NEST o1ieour-
aging OBJECT upon tho MorAI. aaa consequently
tho physical, l,caith Of tha sick.
Encouraged by tIeir surccEs in 1878, tho lhd;cs
Who originated shs ideh met Yesterday morning
to itcsiu Oh sill 1Mssr bta'o their lAbors fur
,s75. Tho ,neatipG wa3 IN enthusiastic one. for
arcfytGing helped 10 cheer tho uotj:ess. Thgro
naa III abundance Of ilovoyu mud prunlisn OF n
constan. supply. Contributions wrto received
:cslord.y frsn, 1lishland Park, Lake Forost,
urban places, ~ Nol ~ from city os1stg, aud in
day. they will bosin coming in from Geneva,
Eeckford. etc,
Eogtunins ut O'Clock. tho ladies' worried
stoadtiy, aud soon had between 400 md 30
signed for thess distribution, toox tlelr
well-f}.lcsl bhsko.s, xud sot OF for tho hoapiets
Bclecteti for visitation. Ttloae wor0 tho County
I,osjitai, ST. toscrh's, 81. Luiros, aaa TIN Vest
attended of conrso to limit tho distribution to
tnose, hut uest '5eok othorn will bs gouo 10, aud
during Tho scason all wall DO coyercc.
Ti,e lntlfcs will meet regularly every WedacE-
1o1r al M ~ ff,n MT
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Custom.House, Both azreed, that COM
miempn ahouid 30 spoedily appointed.
Tho number Mil probably Do n1sd
at tlyo. Tho persona will donbtts.s b.
ohosen uftor tho retnrn OF Briato1 and Potter.
on TIursday or Friday. seorotary Brietow llau
not yet examined tho report Of the inspocting
opgit,oar1. llo docs not espeot t. bo able to do
20 before Triil1y.
, 1875-05-20

tlecharret finn, f,rthsr rnnsi,i.rntion ~ tha
matter, o. tho aserssmo1t of Mr. Tusn Ind hnnn
usta udJ a s'ap 1aooss ~ sa a o,e similarly att
A rcport wat nrc1nntott from f1,c cnmm;ttoa
appointod 10 draw ND a n,port dofninr tho dntics
OF tho yl!inro ojllern sn1 e,,uonstinr
The sattlieR 10 he natd them Thn
Committee recommended that tbs salaries of lin
ollcurs phmod 10 ~ follows, htrcnt Co,ntnie.
sionor, g53.3j ncr month: Village Clark. rS)
por month; snrerintpndofk OF Wntcr-Wofks,
iampightor, 10 peF moth: Attorney. SIoo u.r
Auullfa, and 4 reas,,uatIc rou,penea;on frr his
services In conrt No tl.fInite s,liom MA tako,,
but tho Attorney was ronuestcd tn draw M
ordinance lii accort)anto with ita rcootnmnnla.
tions. ~
II those sa1nr,cs arc t]kcl se recommended bv
tho Committee, tbo load NAV exi,ect golno dia.
satisfaction on tho ta;. Of their couotttuonts.
favored officers Viii bt increased considerably
over those paid list yer. Wills Tho policemen,
whoBo duuca arc arti,,t,,s. arc cut down. Tno
tax-pnyorR nill hatliY appreciate tho necessity
OF III tucrcnse In salarcs nfter SO large sum
Tho Oo.n.nittoo on ssworayc iii. ii. Klddar)
ioct of lin nnvis .,oct ower fsn,n I'idro "ran,,o
&, tt.n tsI,e " %. ~ - Il y. .ah1 A'ouuo
= :, ~, smns o1'tsoa .,aAs HAo egeI1a1 s'acsh
na opi 0t will 10 II ihs soSs1ea ts r. Ausas
ulonced aa sooa Us rrattcabla. or co,,rao, tito
report wan discussed at lonYth, aud uualty ro-
cnn1n1fttntI In thn f!o,ntutten
Il, rovsrd tn liz oc,.t ~, ~ ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
for tlo 1ayjur of ~ vator sI ,jues ao,, or ,n.n
aud Chicago avenues. tho Water-Works Com,nit-
too recommended that t1o work bo commenced
10 aoon M three. fourth, OF tho assclsnont is
paid Tho tammtt.ra WA ipstrtetht to ,,rnc,rn
ae1ToH M,n v1s Gn.smates OF go oost o. the "orh;
for .o o 5s
rauioa aud t,ro sprefatia;; Laid over without
tiE1
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THE COUNTY BUILDING.

Tho Committee on Hospital Of the County
Board bold meeting tns'nG tho day and audited
bills to the amount OF fa80o.
o,,. ,,,,.,i.,.. -, 1,..,,, u...,o.
Tho COMMITTEE on t7nt'n9 anu stationery OF
tho County Board hold meeting Joaserday
afternoon anl audited buiSct Of bills.
t,,r,,v-.+,orrev p,u,trco mn, ,h,.,, ,x,r,
eounsy-atsoshey noansses Has apsent from
tho bedside Of his father, who i, lying daugcr-
ouHly Ill nj Lts homo In Wisconsin.
Tho efficient comuittoo CLERK of tho County
Bosrd. hJr. Mni,er. vas YESTERDAY suffering from
~ stInct. ~ mIsa,ea ia Ind m infaiIiisis t9aI
sc,int,nm n ia nncket ui,ich mia, h1n, ri,,,
1n,p .ud .,no,, III 1o,sr "Ttrn.nstY "~a,,'nt.
,rI,;rI, .,rrn Fin, iii ,nsnner ~ nntn' '''S
"'''s1
noting al II unconscious Tint s5o.doo waa claimed
Of hiul on account OF ais recont communication
~ TIN County board III reforonce to fraudulent
lanJa. ue had 1ece!vcd no lnlornhtlnh
ot any Guit being brought asa!nst him
except through tho papern, lbut said no waa
ready to Subsssntia:e ai! ho hnd claimed. and to
naiio tls dry bouos rattle sonorally. Qo would
not state h!s linn of defenBo further tEsu to ray
tint what bo lad said was corFco: Ead that tho
evidence would oe ample. lilo Thought 1t would
be tno enough to dofsnd himHolf anu Ills pocket
When officially aailod or arra!gned.
7ux cousrr nosF1rA1.
Tho Joint Cotntnislae On Public Duildlnga aud
Hospital held MeetlNg ycstordty nt"lnoaIl to
consiter pla..s fur tho medical pavilion Of this
Cocbra,Io, Upot, 1,reseptiuE tho piau Mr.
Oochrano stated That lie h.d Visited similar III
stitullons In the East and Ind listened to Bug-
gosi!ons from tho most experienced men in tho
country. aud that what ho had loarpel lad boon
Incorporated ia Ills plan. Tle plan wan for
thrua.atory and hasen,ens building, with mag.
sara root anu III elevated front with mus
uiyo corridor. uroat attention, 10
said, had been paid to tho heating mud ycntla-
tIon, 4 Hketcl, Of tho entire plau embracing
eight payiijous and IN executive h,,iItlipe. kItcl
op, iyiug-iu room, ,nortuary, stables, boiloE-
house, etc.. covering Is pctos, was tlon presont-
3D. giving m idea orly Of tho foundation OF tlo
en.i1o structure. Each OF tho payillous, AZ co,,-
Inundated Ia seF}nrato and conlDleto in iteajf NJ
IN aus Of tho fooyn. TWo rroiud or fTontapa
plans were presented ono to front on Wood
Street east, and tho other On Harrison et1eet.
Iho exterior Of tho building wns to bo Of br.rk,
with limited stono trimmings. The interIor wns
10 be post and Is tnexpo,,s,ye us popa!blo. tle
stairs 70 bo Of slate and tho ioors Of tiie niiI.r
to that r,sod In tho Chamber uf Commerce: ti,e
idea heinr to avoid BIC uso Of ali nhsorntiys
to,iei
s"r,ral mc,rbcr, or .be Stot15cR, noar,, VIVA
p,csont' md ssursssoa t,la oninion ihat I'm
nionn nraaentctl .inat tho ontira nnnrohsttnn ~
!Ist itrsx1 .nI a.. ron.rnai .o t},n hast thut
, 1875-05-20

In yiow Of tho feet thes a Washington dispatch
to TIT. Tn1nraE gave currency to Mr. 1Iuilott'G
on;:,ion of Mr. Rnrkin.-tI,at i,o vns pyrr-con-
eueu', " ".' .1oun" s -. - 6o " W.
NlqAl:lER FuOho AiE' ItanAtl ue'nitaou OF tnak
pts:.ae. On being called upon, however,, tho late
Superintendent Expressed himac!f ignorant on
tnc auhscr. and furthcru,orc. biaclni,uod any
'Iss;.. ~ a-nsss. ~ on;n;on n,.,,,t n,o,,ars
aesae ~ eA"s"S -" op'n.o'' ""0o 'sI'
nod things IN tho Custom- House' do would
hs said. hnyo \ proper dofonse ready when
ca,]aa upou. aud Lad no fen.H as 10 the ronult OF
INV ,nrcaurntinn. Thoro ware an hn o.nroseed
10y - .s,,...s, -. .x.5 st,,..
H. otAe9 1ne" 70 w iuno"eo ~ a'!u osue1
rccords to bo brought to Light ana tue insmasloa
VIVA plain that wlen im1elled by circumstances
LIN would contribute His 1uila tonas. making mat
~. 1:.s,,, ha., - 5v,.1,n,,o,, ,n1 t,t',o,1o
~ n'si',. t,..h.. sxs,raa'ae, ,,,a.a, T., w.
Atrpng language coEccsNing the newspapers md
mon vto had bean publishing uaattors about
hin, nWl thnnsht tbs. IL was largely osiug to
tse,r uafo,lat,cd reprra that he had been kurcr-
ecd.d lin Ind flrtbbr ronson to complain in
lint he jr,<! Hcyor ioeu eyou infor1uod OF tho
rsa.o:!b for llls removal.
med for I}:e bniid.ug. Mr. Naultjn disarowcd tuy
ta,,t tn lnYur tltn tref stone ho hnd been from
.n., tIr4t :. car,,ian IF granite. and would bayo
n,rc., ,,,,fe,rai Tn i,nyo hi tl,nt rnei Tin h,s
tosy Of tIs lsi.nc Vi sha contraot appeared to bo
tI,rt t,,n inrcs. I'D waa a cnrta1n brown sand.
r1;1,ncra r., Is, dntIrtot il, rc,;s.ano tn cf,,s
W. no:nht Srho "ncond inwes. It'd wns l,v M.
otlor Ii,inoiB uuarrT, w!loro material was
moved hr ii. chemista 10 have tou much iron,
hun ,i,ird hid Iroul tLo bolton wcs Nucllur'g.
md Ina tnno was nccentoa by tho Scorctary of
s.nnd ~" ~ n answnr tn ' o;lns,om H.
too" ,nii /. '' -. a,.,,,ns,,i III, " it,1a
Limit, lnn;,n @ sad T. w 1mposslpo t1s ~ any naef
shou.a haso Inow" 4oto nann ~ noT .se uinuS W
eaen o. ssonn @ fse q, W. usHo a ~, ~ S S pua'nS hara
, 1875-05-20
EARDONeD.

EHw Yoaz. MAY l0.-Uuisol Htstcs Marshal
Fisko this morniig received pnstiuu from
President Grant fF Oscar i. Wainwright, Who
WAS oouriosea Of fqgsry, in February. 1874. The
partou was granted on the application OF A. j.
boroman, +. II, pisrepout, and other pfounout
eitzoaA Of West VTgin,a and New York.
, 1875-05-20
Insane ASYLUM svpER,N1EnDENrs.

ALBANY, N. Y. My 1o.-Yesterday afternoons
session Of tho Contention OF Medical suprriu-
tenlenta OF Amcrisln InatisutlonB for the ILL.,
sane, WAS devoted j. hearing reporta as to tho
condition Of tho it1ano institutions Of tho di{-
forent Atates Ieprfsouted, In tho evening Tie
Utica IN. ~ State Asylun, Oh "Tho Pathology
OF INSANITY" was delivered. ThIs morning tno
Association dspArtpl for Ovid to iaspect tho
Willard Inaane Asyltm, whoro the buside1s nes-
kiop Is to be hold.
, 1875-05-20

norclties In our millinery department. Trimmed
hats from IS up. Our stock OF ,,itr1mned hats In
French chps Lo7horn, straw and linen BRAZIL flowers
and feathers, unsurpassed, and prices rea1oua-
bio. I'st received. another largo assortment Of ill.,
fanth' sud chtrens caps. Hotchkn, Palmer & Co.,
1877 and I33 State street.
, 1875-05-20

Spteaal Dsspatehfo Tia EhIeouo 1Flbunt.
Ia sAIIE, ILL.,, ata7 19.-Mss. james Moran.
Of ths Township Of Lake, Cook County. camo
hero to-day 10 ascertain vhethor it was hor hus-
band who wns trown,d In tho Illinois River at
this place week aSt last Sunday In attempting
10 escapo MI officer, tud whose body was recoy-
ored iaat Sunday. alo satisfied herself that 1t
wss not hcr husbanl, although his disappear
Rnco from homo wasnearlY coIuc.dens with tho
appearance Of tho pau drowned horo as afore-
, 1875-05-20


srreaat Dsseateh 10 The Chtnuoo Tribune.
BLooM1soTor, ILL.,, May 1o.--Tle Ladfcs Mis-
sionary Association Of Bloomington began =
union meeting this afternoon In the Second Pros
byterinn Church. This meeting will continue
until Thuraday evening. Tho programme this
AFTERNOON eol eyonlng is as fo'lown: "Tho
1iso and Growth OF tho Present Missionary
Movement Among Women" HRS. E, Il. Blancl,-
ard; ''Iho Demand for Woman'a Work in For
eign Fields, alsns Augusta Packard; t.How MAJ
0lothera Hop tho missionary Oause, Mrs. Or.
OF tho Presbyterian Church." Mrs. NcDougal.
The evening meeting partook Of tho nature Of
: Hnlon praYer-;nectlpg. led by Dr.. Fellows, OF
Wesleyan UniyersitY.
oEn1A. REFORMED cuunon.
4,xea' Utsoasch 10 Ihs Chteaqo Tribune.
FoET WAYNE. Ind.,. NAV 19.-'rho trionrla1
eeaRson OF tho Genoral Synod OF tho German lie
formed Church Of America convened to-day,
about 500 tso!ogascs being. prosent from nearly
every State 10 tho Union. Tho proceedings
opened shiu eroniug with an eloquent sermon
by the Asy, ]. IL. Klein, Of Louisville President
Of the Inst Genoral Synod. Tic deliberations
will continue about Woek.
EPISCOPAL coNyoc4TloN.
=. spee'as Ufspateh % ne cateaoo 1fsoun<.
MILWAUKEE, May 10.-Tho conYocation Of tho
episcopal Church met to-day, Bishop WrlleH
rrostliuG, but did no business except Receiving
mission roports and appointing committee 70
report on tho bsst date and place Of future con-
Vocatoua.
METHODIST GENERAL ooNEEnk1cE.
*fts1ai Dispdtch 10 The Chtcaao Tribune.
rAISoEroa, ILL.,, May 19.-Tho Methodist Gen.
eral Conference Of tho United Stntes commenced
at tho church in this city, =. 10 o. II. to-lar, aud
was called TO order by tho Hon. ]. n. Muivanc,
Secretary OF tho last General Conference. Tho
Rev. John Dnrna OF Ohio, wan chosen perma-
mont Chairman, and the 1,oys. g. u. McEiroy, of
Michigan, and A. II. DaEsot, OF Ohio. werc
chosen Secretaries. Tho opening discourse will
be ptoachod this evening by DR., sloElroy. About
100 delegates arc present from The various States
OF the union and huHinnsa OF importance Is to
DO transacted, Tho Conference will bo In ues-
sion from ten days to two weeks.
baptist PREACHERS.
Snetfni Dtspat,h 10 9he Chicago Tribune.
rEon1A. ILL.,, May 10.-The baptist 5linfsters'
Union Ii still in session l,cre, and tha Conyen-
ton Ia litoly 10 continue throughout tho weok.
Thoro arc now about l0odolcgatos in attendance,
nearly every Etato In tho Northwest
boinE represented. To-day waH given up
to diAcugrion OF tho subject Of "Tho
Relation OF tho Pulpit to Modern skepticism,"
lod OF By Dr. ari11ths, Of Milwaukee, and par
tiupatcd in by noarly all present. This evening
Ds. Anderson, Of Brooklyn, delivered au address
on "Chrat. tho Mortal Teacher" to largo au-
dtonce. Tho exercises tomorrow will bo Of 4
very intcrosting character.
, 1875-05-20

ChtckorinF Piunou
contain all Aeeat improvements Orcr A6030 persons
haye testified 10 tLe!r superiority. Reeds re.npo Of
lInsIc, o. Yan nurcn Atrect.
, 1875-05-20

E1UTH.
II II Ia trus that Glen Flora Water wti speedily aud
perman.y euro Ill kinds of kidney comtalnts then II
u indeed wonderful ind valuable discovery. This
question will be osrsy settled In tho minds Of tuvada
II thsy will wrIta to g. Q. h n. II. Park, Wauksgan,
ILL., and obtain circular with tho conyiacipg oyldeuco
, 1875-05-20

Do You Want q Refrigerator ?
II No. dont fall To prtco thtss 1t James P. DA!tons
houseteorogs' emporium. l91 aud lo4 atass street.
They ksep uil kinds Of kitchen fufnitures
, 1875-05-20

THE mECxlsNouRo CENTENNIAL.

MEurlr1s, Tonn, May 10.-1n accordance With
tho proclamation OF Coy. Porter. Hotling apart
to-mor1o" ~ holiday iu honor Of tho Mecklcn-
burg Centennial. Mayor Loguo has iBsuod
proclamation soqueasing tho suspension Of busi-
moss aud tho observance or tho day.
, 1875-05-20

IUcQGtt VfH1us.
Not content with tho Worldwide reputation Of ths
organs barring his namo, Mr. Burett haa still luFhrr
improved II by tho recent introduction VI several
valuable Inventions which largely nclssaa ta capacity
aud Improve its quality Of tons. For sala by Lyon
Healy, Lea 6tato astoet.
, 1875-05-20

foot stone, which havs been condemned. lila
bondamen hhro giyon notice that. to savo thsu1-
eelvea fMrtlor troub!o. uisy will s.sums the TO
sponsibility Of completing lie contract n onco.
, 1875-05-20

PinnoB and Organs.
Dns hundred plauoa and organs to rant also second
AAud pianos for aats 1t great sgains to make room
for new Aloek. ". ". KIuDALL, BtAtA aud Adams
arAntn
, 1875-05-20


GR!En70OQpMAH--ht tho residences Of ths brides
ls1 Abooa U. k!tiso48s llearZ IT, utie! aud Eliza q.
, 1875-05-20

Their Work Is Unequn1ed.
While your laca curtains down aud your carpets
nr now take tho trouble 10 step Into GO Dearborn
siioe. o. eI West Madison, and aeo how boaut-
fully Cock l. 1.cL7:o cleau eilcso articlea.
, 1875-05-20

- - P'flost .si p. r.. Taur,dss, tho sh Inst Yd..
<ohAnkE;aia, tA 1911. William l., Ot,,hc, ,o.,
K9snd.Ii. sn tlstssnt Etants n. Y. ''1mssls X
Tho Aecoa.od rhs tho fsthcr uf robert n fiji,
Iats vls", Mn y! D. arhh. and stf1. D. T. k.i.t II
thla citY He !lEdd 10 tho rts f iroo srts
& e. ,ss1, n Mr. York - ~el as Iii s e e. sss
EuHr raj r!li fake Plies rfursday atsornoon ~
" sss!afneU ~ isnaeEt H. Clarsc. corner ii
, 1875-05-20

TnE PAorosxD EXAMINING coxAlss1oR.
dpsotet DtspatsA 70 1As Ehseass Tribune.
WASHINGTON, May lp.-SaoretAry D1latoW yes
tardsy evening had ! conference With bupsEs!o-
ing lxahltact Potter relative to ths Chicago
, 1875-05-20

gpcc'ai ufspateh 10 The Chtcaco 1ftouns,
MILWAUKEE, May 10.-Tho conYocation Of the
Epincopal Church met to-day, Bishop WcIleH
presiding, but did no business except Receiving
mission roports and appointing committee 70
report on tho best date and place Of future con-
vacations
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1875-10-13
THE PLACE
To Get Your Money Hack in the
Best OF confectionery. Efe.

To Gst Your Money Hack I'm the
hest OF confectionery. Efe.
The young firm Of R. Storz 4 Bro, at
S0S and $40 Second street, is rapidly
gaining friends, popularity and Roadway
as a result Of ~clevernsss, industry and
good business sense. They keep moth.
ing on band but fresh and pure goods.
Their candies, cakes, toys, fruits Of an
kinds and fancy articles challenge admir-
ration and competition. They have a
varied and extensive LOT Of cigars OF their
own brand which gives universal satisfac.
ton. Such has been the success Of these
worthy young men that they have lately
found it necessary. in order to meet the
demands Of their increasing trade, to
add a Wholesale department for jobbiDg
business, where small dealers in the city
and country will find it to their interest
to call. The oyster saloon at the old
stand is tssle'ully fitted up and is a most
convenient place for ladies and gentle
men to call for the delicious bivalves.
Altogether it is a delightful place to
crafty the taste aud appetite and re-
fresh the inner man. Those who may
desire TO set down socially to their oys-
tiers will not be interrupted or annoyed.
II is a cosy, attractive place.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1875-10-13
Memphis

Another large audience attended the
theater last night aud witnessed Oliver
Doud Byron in his specially, entitled
Across the Continent. The play is ex-
citing, interesting and thrilling, and con.
tains many good scenes and situations.
1t was we'll presented by the manage
ment, with a due regard to scenic effect,
etc. Mr.. Byron is well supported by the
stock company. At the matinee to-day,
which commences at 2 o'clock, Across
the Continent will be produced for the
last time. Tonight a new play will be
introduced, entitled Ben Mccullough;
or, the Wanderers Divorce. which drama
has had quite a run 10 other cities. Dur
ing the evening the following selected
music will be performed, incidental to
the play: Old Virginia Shore, Love
Among the Roses, Addio del Passato,
Traviata. Long, Long Weary Day,
Kaiser, Aud Lang Syne, Deserte Sulla
Teera, II Troystore, The Girl l Left Be
hind Ne, Ever Of Thee, The Old Folks al
Home, Limerick Races, Goodbye, Sweet
heart, etc, all arranged to give due effec'
to the dialogue and situation of thr
drama.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1875-10-13

LIVERPOOL. October l3. Q pm {. Cotton Is
excited. Uplands. I'D; n~rlsans. nd. Sales.
500 bales. Of which 5000 we're TOR export
and speculation.
NEW 0RLEASs, October 10. l1:S am
Cotton is in good demand. Middling, 1910;
sales. soc bales; receipts, 5469 bales.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1875-10-13
9UENTEL & SONS.

Another IA Load of Oysters Ar.
rived.
To-day Queutel & Sons, No. 3O2 Main
street, between Madison and Monroe,
received from Norfolk, Virginia, another
carload Of shell oysters. They are the
Lynnhayen Bay and York river oysters
the best in the world. Messrs, QueH-
tel & Sons have also employed another
oyster-opener from Norfolk, so as to be
enabled to serve their numerous custom
ers with oysters opened on the spot,
Oysters are served up to customers in
every style-on the half shell, broiled,
roast, stewed, etc, and to families by the
quart or bushel. The trade will also be
supplied by the bushel or barrel at prices
that defy competition. Messrs, Quentel
are determined to reyolutionize the oys.
tor trade Of Memphis in every respect.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1875-10-13

Chris Steinkuhl, not to be behind his
competitors in the stimulating business,
is reGiting his place in Whisky Chute in
magnificent style. Painters and paper
hangers are hard at work, and by next
Wednesday the improvements will be
complete, when Chris proposes to give a
grand free barbecue to his friends, some.
thing a little superior to anything ever
attempted in the city. Champagne will
be brought into requisition as an appe'
tizer, if the viaRds provided are moi
equal to the emergency.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1875-10-13
EEv YoRE. October ID. lO;2O a.m.-COttOn

NEW YoRK. October ID. lao p.m.- Cotton
is firm and higher. Futures are easier,
with sales for January at 134@l3 IS.lsc; Feb
ruary. i l5.l6gl4ci March, l41selt 3-l6c;
l4%9llNci July, l4A@l4Tc; August, l4IE
ala - l6c; October. Il lis s1415; November,
ID n-l6gl3Ac; December. l3%al3 1l-l6c.
Sales for future delivery, $1,000 bales.
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ADDITIONAL MARKETS.


Cotton.
The market this morning opened
strong and buoyapt, With a slight ad-
vance in prices. The favorable adyices
from New York and Liverpool stimu-
lated the market here. Estimated sales
for the day, 1000 bales sales yesterday
footed up 24Oo bales. New York spots
were drm and futures easier. Liverpool
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Rega. Britannica, Reina Victoria, Del
Reys, CazaoOres, Media Regalias,
LOndres. Camelias, Etc, ETC.,
GEORGE L. GRAYsER.
liz xYi-40
MANHOOD.
MANHO0D %RENTORED.

VICTIM OF YOUTHFUL IMPRU.
a dence, causing premature decay, ner'
vous debility, etc. having tried in vain. every
known remedy. has. found simple sell-cnIe'
Adde'S j, IA. REEVES. rs Nassau stree.
New York. -eoG-um
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Home-Made d

Wm Floyd has commenced making
bis celsbratsd homemade candies, pies,
cakes, ETC., which are cops.as'eu Tue
best in Memphis, at 1S6 Main Soc e
JstIsrtoa streets. 5Ot
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Eonst OF

Divine services will be held at the
Synagogue Of the Congregation Child.
rem OF Israel" this evening at I! o'clock
and tomorrow at $50 am.
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SCHOOL shoes for misses and boys at
j. N. Hill g. Co.'S, 3l4 Main street. 37t
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FoR RENT Or A
FoR SALE or REnT.

EORSALE OR RENT-AL0T0F SECOND;
Z hand pianos. cheap. Warranted IN good
tune and order. Call and eco. HOLLGN.
BERGiS Music House. 294 Mann 81: ~ y.
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STEAMBOATS,.
For Ashport.

For AshpOrt.
Regular Randolph, Fulton. csceola and Car.
sons Landing, Semi-Weckly Packet,
Belle Of Texas, 49,
o. X. Joplin, master j. W. Rhodes. clerk
Leaves Memphis MONDAYS, WEDNES-
DAYS and FRIDAYS ats p M.
For freight or passage apply on board. SIT
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LADIES, misses and ohildren's box.
toed shoes at ]. NJ. Hill & Co.'S, 3l4
Main street. 81
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LEE LINE,
ZOE Arkanans RIVer.

o Arkansas River.
Memphis and Arkansas River U. S Mail
Line For Red Fork, Auburn. New Gas
eony, Pine Bluff, and all points through to
Little NOOK.
Belle Of Texas, L
John j. Darrash... teraAA4E&&
Fort Gibson, LLA
Legal Tender,
Ed Rowland. ...-... master X2z&zW
Rosa miller, LJT
John Woodburn. ........ ....-.m aster N
One Of these fine Passenger Steamers will
leave Memphis as above positively every
TUESDAY and SA1UnDAI, at 5 o'clock
pm. Fer freight OF passage apply to
- JNO. N HARBIN. eup't. 2y6 Front st.
q r. p. GLENN. Agent on bart boat.
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was excited and strong. New Orleans
was firm and active.

c0TToH E1cHaNan QUOTATIONS. srAHDkxD
AksRIcAS oLAssfYIcAftoH.
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THE ACME CIGARS,
sc Each, 81 per Box.

Only depot at
LEUBRIE g. co.'s, ss5 Main st.