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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-08-12
TAX COLLECTORS SALES.
TAX COLLECTORS sALE-NO. PA;

STATE OF LOUISIANA, PARISH OF ORLEANS
Fourth District. City Of New U.leans
STATE OF LOUISIANA VS.. A PORTION OF
GROUND. In Square No. SIC; assessed III the
name OF HENRY KNOLLMAN
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TAX COLLECTOR,s .ALS-NO. af5,
STATE OF LOUISIANA. PARISH OF ORLEANS
Fourth District, City OF New Orleans.

STATE OFF OUISrANA VS. A PORTION OF GROUND
MARMION.
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TAX COLLECTORS sALE-NO. 1926

State Tax Collector. Fourth District City OF New
Orleans. an. u IL
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STATE OF LOU1SlANA-PAR1SH OF ORLEANS
Fifth District City OF New Orleans.
STATE OF LOUISIANA vs. TWO AND HALF
LOTS OF GROUND, in equare No. 8; assessed
in the name Ct MISS EMILY J. ROBINSON.
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STATE OF LOUISIANA VS.. TWO PORTIONS OF
GROUND, in squares Nos and 2; assessed iu
the name OF WILLIAM STRATMEYER,
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STATE OF LOUISIANA, PARISH OF ORLEANS
Fourth District, City of New .OrleanA
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STATE OF LOUISIANA VS.. PORTION OF
GEouND, IN square No. 90; assessed in the
name OF JAMES JOERGER
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STATE TAX COlLACfoH's OFF.E, J
No. 2i5 Josephine street.
New Orleans, August :, 1875.
DY VIRTUE OF THE POWER IN NE VESTED By
- the act Of the Legislature of this State, No. a.
of 1873, approved March Ia, 1873, wi prOct ed to
sell at public auction at my Office No. 2s5 Josephine
street, in the said Fourth District OF this city on
WEDNESDAY, August 10. 1875. at twelve o'clock
NJ, the following described property, :, wit
THREE LOTS OF GROUND. IN fqrare No. 354,
bounded by Freret, Philip, Locust and First Is.
known as lots Nos 8. aud 10 measuring 80 feet by
81 feet deep, corner of First and Locust streets.
ONB LOT OF GROUND. in square No. 35!,
bounded by French. Philip, Locust and First
streets, known as lot No. II measuring 81 feet 4
inches. by 81 feet inches deep: fronting On FIRST
street.
Said property having been seized BY me to satisfy
privilege and claim due the State of Louisiana
for taxes upon said property for the year 1873
amounting to fourteen dollars and fifty cents, TO-
getheF with all costs. penalties and charges.
At said sale the property will not Do adjudcated
unless the bid 10 for sufficient amout to SATISFY
the aforesaid claim, aud also tho unpaid taxes
upon said property tor the years 1871 1872 and 1874
together wit the penalties thereon, and al costs
and charges which may have accrued.
The purchaser at this sale will b. put in irme.
date possession.
Terms-Cash on the SPOT.
A. BADGER
State Tax Collector. Fourth District. CITY Of New
Orleaue. AMI IL IL
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STATE OF LOUlsIANA VS.. TWO SQUARES AND
ONE LOT OF GROUND, in squares Noe 1913
$50 and 2l7: assessed in the name O! UNKNOWN
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A DISHONEST NEwsBoY.-It is rare that a
newsboy acts dishonesty. As class the
youthful vendors of news are yegardful of
all trusts confided TO them. The occurrence
Of an instance Of dishonesty on the part of
any member Of the newsboy fraternity calls
for special mention. On Monday last q
gentleman residing near the corner of Es-
planade and Robertson streets gave two
dollar bill to a newsboy. The lad not having
change offered to procure change elsewhere,
and forthwith incontinently departed and
has not since returned.
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STATE OF LOUISIANA PARISH OF ORLEANS
Fourth Distr1ct, City of New Orleans.
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TAX COLLECTOR's sALK-SO, PAS.

State Tax Collector Fourth District. CITY OF New
Orleans. am 10 ~
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TAX COLLECTUK's sALE-NO. l3V3.

STATE OF LOUISIANA, PARISH OF ORLEANS
Fifth District, City of New Orleans.
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STATE OF LOU S1ANA-PARISY OF ORLEANS
Fourth District. City OF New Orleans.
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STATE OF LOUISIANA VS.. PORTION OF
GROUND. in square No. 239; assessed il: the
name 9. THOMAS 3. LEE.
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TAX COLLkCTOK,S SALE-NO, 2l1I,

State Tax Collector. Fourth District, City Of New
Orleans. au7 10 IL IA
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STATE OF LOUISIANA vs.. A LOT OF GROUND
in square No. $50; assessed in the name OF
WILLIAM CREVY
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TAX COLLECTORS sALE-N0. 21sa.

State Tax Collector, Fourth District. City OF New
Orleans au1 IL /:
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STATE OF LOUISIANA VS.. CERTAIN LOr OF
GROUND in square No. ll2, assessed in the
lame Of J. J. WARD.
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State Tax Collector Fourth District, City Of New
Orleans. au1 II IA
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STATE OF LOCIsIANA-PARISH OF ORLEANS
Fourth District City Of New Orleans.
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TAX COLLECTORS sALE-NO. 3I5s

State Tax Collector Fourth District City OF New
Orleans.
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State Tax Collector, Fifth District City Of New
Orleans. au38 IL
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TAX COLLECTOR,s eALE-NO. 2I56.

State TAI Collector Fourth District. City Of New,
ANIL "A
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STATE OF LOUISIANA vs. FOUR LOTS OF
GROUND in square No. 35i; assessed in tie
lame OF THEO. y. KENDALL.
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TAX COLLECTORS SALE-NO, 1881 .

State Tax Collector. Fifth District, City OF New
orleans aus II
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STATE OF LOGISiAEA-PARISH OF ORLEANS-
Fourth District, City Of Few Orleans.
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TAX COLLECTOR,s sALE-NO. 2f57.

STATE OF LOUISTANA-PARISH OF ORLEANS
Fourth District. City of Ne W Orleans,
STATE OF LOUISIANA VS.. A PORTION OF
GROUND, IN square No. 70: assessed in the
name OF ADAM PIOTH.
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TAX COLLECTORS sALE-NO. 2fO7.

state Tax Collector. Fourth District. City OF New
Orleans. au. Il Il
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TAX COLLECTOR,s sALE-NO. x130,

State Tax Collector. Fourth Dis. riot, CITY of New
Orleans, an. 70 IL
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MAYORALrY OF NEW ORLEANS,
City Hall, August IL. 1875.

j. II. HARDY. Secretary.
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STATE OF LOUISIANA VS.. FIVE LOTS OF
GROUND. in square Nos. 81 and 81; assessed
IL the name of PAUL ROBELOT
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OYSTERS NEXT MoNTH.-There is fair
prospect that the retail price of oysters will
be lowered next month. Heretofore the
price has beea thirty cents per dozen Of
raw, which was altogether too much.
Several dealers have already concluded to
hereafter sell at twenty cents per dozen,
which is sufficient, giving the retailer a
good profit. Large and central houses
would not retail at less than thirty cents
last year, but small outside shops made
money at ten cents. The movement is al
ready inaugurated.
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TAX COLLECTORS sALE-NO. 2134,

State Tax Collector, Fourth District. CITY of New
Orl0ana, an. II
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STATE OF LOUISIANA, PARISH OF ORLEANS
Fourth District, City of New Orleane.
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TAX COLLEUTOK's eALE-NO. 333s

State Tax Collector. Fourth District, CITY Of New
Orleane. au7 IL II
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TAX COLLECTORS sALE-NO, x13e.

A. y bdDVEk,
State Tax Collector, Fourth District. CITY Of New
Orleans. an? y II
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TAX COLLECTOR. sALE-NO. 2I3z

State Tax Collector. Fourth Disrr.ct. City Of New
orleans. au1 II IA
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1875-02-08

year Of our reign. Long live the Kingl
Theu came a grand flourish Of trum-
pets.
From out of city forces came the City
Herald, and bending low before the King,
addressed him thus:
"Sire, we, the Mayor, Board Of Alder
men and Board of Councilmen, forming
the General Council Of this, the good
and ancient city OF Memphis, cordially
greet your Majesty on this, your annual
visit. W. hail you on such al alspicious
occasion, and WI cheerfully tender you
the keys and the freedom Of our loyal
city. May yeur reign be happy and
Joyous while among rs. Long live the
Mayor"
And another flourish of trumpets
broke out upon the air.
H KEYS OF THE CITY.
His Honor, the Mayor, then advanced,
and taking the golden keys from the
City Register (who had them on a velvet
cushion protected by lie sabre de mon
percy presented them to His Majesty,
and placed them in the custody of the
Grand Chamberlain, saying:
"Sire, we present you with these, the
keys Of our city. Keep them well, and
when you take your departure return
them to me. May mirth, JOY, happiness
and pleasure characterize your reign
while you remain among us. We will
do all in our power to make your stay a
joyful one"
To which graceful speech His Majesty
replied:
May it please your Honor, we accept
the keys Of this our ancient city, and
will guard them we'll until we return to
our subterranean cavern. Kneel down,
John League"
The Mayor then fell upon his knees
upon a grand cushion, and the dread
Monarch of the Revels drew bis Toledo
trusty" and smote the Mayor on the
right shoulder with the fat of the weapon
three times, enchanting: Rise up, Sir
John League, Baronet, Lord Mayor of
Memphis" And Sir John rose up i'm
mortal. Now came the City. Herald in
a joyful mood aud spoke thus: LET the
trumpets and the kettle drums speak, and
let the Great King of Carnival pass
through the portals Of our ancient city
Of Memphis"
Thereupon there was a grand flourish
of trumpets and a deep roll of drums,
at the conclusion of which the Grand
Marshal Of the King stood high up in his
stirrups, and waving his sword aloft,
gave the command, Forward, march,
The people shouted, ladies waved hand
kerchiefs, and the King and his army
marched, marched away-down Main
street to Beal, out Beal to Second, up
Second to Jefferson, and out Jefferson
to Castle Exhibition, where the King
Menus, the conqueror of Memphis, will
hold his Court to. morrow night. Long
live the King
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1875-02-08
RIVER INTELLIGENT r.

ARRIVALS.
Steamer c. B. Church, Cincinnati
City of Alton, Cairo.
Legal Tender, Pine Bluff.
Mary Ament, 0sceola.
Phil Allin, Ftis.r's Point.
Illinois, Greenville.
DEPARTUB Es.
Steamer City of Alton New Orleans.
G.. B. Church New Orleans.
Quickstep, White river.
Fort Gibson Pine Bluff.
Phil Allin. Friar's Point.
City of Auf .usta, st. F. river,
Al. White, Napoleon.
Geo. w. Cheek, 0sceola.
Mary Am'ent, 0sceola.
Capitol City, Cairo.
BOATS IN PORT.
Legal Tender, James d. Parker,
Arlington, Illinois,
WEATHER AND BUSINESS.
Weather moderated. The river here
is rising steadily. The Ohio river is
closed with ice, and navigation still sus-
peAded. The river between Cairo and
St. Louis remains blocked with ice.
With river is falling, with a fair steam
boat stage Of water from Augusta to the
mouth. Arkansas river is declining
rapidly, with Al feet in the channel from
Little Rock to the mouth. Business on
the landing was exceedingly quiet TO-
day, and there will be little doing in
river circles until after Mardi Gras.
MISCELLANEOUS.
Beautiful weather.
A big day tomorrow.
ALI the boats in port to-day and to.
morrow will entertain guests on board.
Navigation in the Ohio river remains
suspended on account Of the ice.
The Robert Mitchell is due down bound
for New Orleans,
The Mary Miller, Charles Morgan,
Vint Shinkle and Mary Houston bound
South are ice bound in the Ohio river.
The City Of Vicksburg is due down to-
day bound for Vicksburg.
The City of Helena is due up from
Vicksburg with a Mardi Gras trip.
Memphis a treated to a snow storm
yesterday morning.
The Phil AlliR came in yesterday
morning with aga bales of cotton, 9lI
sacks seed and returned to Friar's Poin.
for her Mardi Gras trip. She will b,
up again this evening.
The Mary Ament came in from thI
upper coast with l23 bales of cotton, 1881
sacks seed, a lot of lumber aud sundrie.
aud returned to 0sceola for her Mard
Gras trip,
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LEDGER LINES.

Mardi. Gras tomorrow.
The city is filled with strangers.
Masks and costumes can be had at the
Exposition building o.morrow night.
The LEDGER will not be published to-
morrow, SO that the LEDGER men will be
enabled to go masquerading.
The postofice will close at 10 a m. to.
morrow (Mardi Grass. Carriers will
make one collection and delivery,
Grand Barrett matinee at the theater
on Wednesday afternoon, when the
Lady Of Lyons will be the attraction.
Ladies who intend to 90 masquerading
should be careful and put on warm cloth.
ing as the weather is adapted to pneu-
monia.
The Mississippi Legislature has adj
journed for the purpose of permitting
its members to attend Mardi Gras in
Memphis.
Keep out of the station-hOuse to-
morrow if you wish to enjoy the festivi-
ties. No %forfeits will be taken Tor those
arrested on that day.
Citizens of New York, Boston, Phila-
delphia, st. Louis, Cincinnati, Louis
vile, Mobile, New Orleans, ETC., are
here to enjoy the great carnival.
The eonundrum with Tennessee jour
mails at present is, what is a "subterra.
mean Democrat2" the descriptive appel.
lation given to Senator johnson by the
Appeal. Is it not something that it
ought not TO be-
In the Tennessee ~peHitentiary every
known occupation and profession is re.
presented except editors, reporters and
printers. Shelby county is the cham.
pion, having GAG delegates, nine tenths
Of whom are negroes.
This morning Henry Barham was
caught in the act Of attempting to steal
a vest from under the head of a ledger
at the Lehner or Hill House, on Second
street. Barham was committed by the
Recorder in default of $4,000 bail.
The mammoth stand erected on Main
street, in front of Court Square, will be
crowded with people tomorrow. 1t is
made in the most approved manner and
was erected under the supervision of the
City Engineer. For price Of tickets,
etc., see advertising column,
Strangers unable to obtain accommo.
dation at the hotels, restaurants or board
ing houses during the festival will be
advised where they can obtain the same
by calling at the rooms Of the Chamber
of Commerce and Cotton Exchange, on
the corner Of Madison and Front streets.
Sheriff Anderson has information
which will lead to the capture Of John
McCarty, who burned the Louisville
railroad shops aud who escaped with
Captain White from the county Jail. He
will be arrested to-day or tomorrow and
will be escorted back to the Memphis
Jail.
A gentleman in this city has one Of
those naughty memoirs Of George Nv
from a Mrs. 'Fitzherbert standpoint.
He offered it to our literary mar to read,
but the latter declined, having been sui.
6ciently disguised with that kind Of
literature since the. Beecher. Tilton mat.
ter became a subject for newspaper pub.
LEGATION,
VALENTINES, sentimental aud comic,
at P. j. Coleman's news stand and cigar
store, No. 6O3 Beal street,
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ADDITIONAL
cnrrnx.

COTTON.
The market this morning opened dull
and unchanged, with a fair inquiry and
liberal offerings, though in most cases
holders were firm and asking outside
figures. Sales Saturday footed up 5000
bales, of which exporters took 800, spin
ners 1000 and SPECTATORS 500 estimated
sales to-day, 25OO bales. New York spots
we're dull and unchanged, with futures
easier. Liverpool was firm, with sales
of $4,000 bales.
COTTON EXCHANGE ornrArInra n
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Long Live King MOmus
His Superb Majesty and His InVinci-
bic Body Guard Batter Down the
City Gates and Force the
Mayor to Surrender.

The King PrOcIaims General Am.
nesty-He Hangs Nobody by Court
Martial and COnfers the Illus
triOus Order of KnighthOOd Upon
the Mayor, who Heneeforth will
be known as Sir John League.
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GRAND MARDI.GRAS EXCURSION
TO MEMPHIS.
no! FOR MARDI-GRAsI
For FrIar's Point, Napoleon ana tha
Bends.
The splendid passenger steamer

The splendid passenger steamer
$3.50 A. ]. White, ,rn
George Malone. matter; A L CUNNING. CLERK
WILL MAKE A SPECIAL MARDI-GRAs
" excursion in ORDER TO give the patrons
OF tho White and the people ip tho bsnds \
GOOD Opportunity Of attending the rand Car
nlyal at Memphis The A j White will leave
Memphis on Saturday. the 9Th Of February.
at pm, for Napoleon and the bends. RI.
turning, leaves NAPOLEON Sunday. the III
at 5 pm. the MOUTH OF WHITE RIVER
at pm; CARS0N'S LANDING at 9 pm.
TACOMA at 10 pm; AUSTRALIA M II
pm -KUMELT0N'S BEND at lI:s0 nm.
ERIAK,SP0INT Monday. the 9Th. ats am,
HELENA at 10 Dam; AUSTIN at 10 m. She
will make all way landings for passengers
and arrive at Memphis Tuesday morning stS
Am. Returning, leaves Memphis Wednes-
day. at 5 pm. for Napoleon and the BEND.
ali passengers will be retained on board that
90 desire and will be given good accommodas
tons; An excellent brass band has been pro-
cured to e%nliven the guests that may avail
themselves Of this fine opportunity 10 attend
the festivities Of the Memphis Mardi-Gras'
GEO. ". CHEEK, Sup't, 228 Front at
4; ". LIGHTBURNE, Is Madison street.
lN-l3
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To Steamboat Owners.

WEARE MANUFACTURERS, AND ARE
w ready to supply your boats at almost
half the price you now pay to middlemen and
drnmmers. HUME Il SMITH.
Steam Bakery, 416 Main st.. near Beal.
157-xx-7
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Important to Masquernders

With the permission of the "Ulks"
costumes and masks can be had at the
Exposition building, so that all those
attending the carnival can be supplied at
any hour during the night of Mardi
Gras.
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Card of Approval from His
Majesty.
To Our Loyal Subjects, May, D'Arcy
d. LeOpOld-Greeting

P~ No
1t is our sovereign pleasure that you
make known to all in cur realm that the
costumes prepared by you for ~onrself
and escort meet with our Royal apprO-
baton.
We command you further to prepare
our Royal Robes of State, which we win
use at our reception Tomorrow, Mardi
Gras, February 9th.
REX CARNIVAL.
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GALVESTON. February s. = Cotton is firm.
Middling, l5c; net receipts. 1890 bales 4;
gross receipts, 1866; sales. 2l3O; stook k, T9.464
bales.
ton is quiet; Middling. l5hc; sales. ] 900 bales;
receipts. 1923 bales.
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IMPERIAL MARDI-GRAS EXCURSION
TO MEMPHIS.
HOT FOR M%ARDI.GRAS!
For sunny Side, GreenviIle. ChIcOt.

The palatial passenger steamer
sa2Ezse ILLINOIS, $3.50
Mark Cheek. master ......J Sneare clorL
WILL MAKE SPECIAL MARDT-oRAs
w Excursion in erder to accommodate he
people in the bends and give them a 6ne opo
portunity TO attend the grand Carnival Tba
limos WI leaye Memphis on Thursday,
SIDE Returning. leaves SUNNY SIDE ior
Leaves GkEENVILLE at 5 am. Leavss
ChlCOI CITY Saturday evening. conneciins
With the PINE BLUFF and OHiGOT CiTY
TRAIN OF that day: passes Friar's Point and
helena sunday morning; will arrive In Nam.
phis Monday evening, thus giving the excur-
slonlsts a splendid opportunity TO attend tho
festivities OF the grand Carnival and taka n
good view Of the city. Returning, leaves
Memphis on Thursday, the 18th. at K n M
tor Sreenville and the bends. inc niino;s
viii make all way landings for passengcrs'
and retain all on board while in port that
wish to accent Of the elegant accommodatien
GEO; W: CHEEK, Sup't, 2S Front AZ
,oo r.; W. LIdHTBUhNB, Is Madison 81.
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The South Memphis Market will be
open tomorrow from 5 to 10 am, in
stead of 5 to II, the regular hours.
w. II. PHILLIPS, Marketmaster.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1875-02-08

VALENTINES, sentimental aud comic,
at ?. j. Coleman's news stand and cigar
store, No. COG Beal street,
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WANTED.

WANTED = STRANGERS TO KNOW
w that the Custom House, opposite the
Gayoso'House, gives best Of meals from 15c
to 25c, worth. SOC. Lodging from lOc to Csc.
Open all night.
XTANTED-TO PURCHASE, DAMAGED
w flour. Address E. j. N, this office.
191-f
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SPECIAL CARDS.


GEARS 4 GREELEY. NO. "a MADISON
street, Memphis. Abstracts and examine
alton of titles to any real estate in Shelby
county. All Work Guaranteed.
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BOARDING..


BOARDING THE NEW BUILDING,
ID Nos. 81 and 6S Madison street, being now
complete and furnished. Mrs. Bayliss is pre-
pared to accommodate day boarders and a
limited number Of families. 1921
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LOST.

r OsT SATURDAY LAST. BETWEEN
IL Beal and Jefferson streets, n fine glove,
lined with lambs skin. Finder will receive q
liberal reward at E. W. LONG i BRO. IS, No.
II Gayoso street 1881
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sTRAYEp or STOLEN.


'OTRAYED OR ST0LEN-A LARGE RED
GOV, about six years old Had on brass
whit,N spots on her back, head, feet and top of
fail ,Sho is very fat. and probably has a
vonng eglf with her. Ten dollars reward for
her return TO TH0s. H. ALLEN &C0.,
1ss-III No. Z Monroe street.
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E0R SALE TWENTY MULES, CHEAP.
7 Apply to WIN. r. MOORE & CO.,
1851 Is Union street,
E0R SALE CHEAP-FINE PARLOR AND
] bedroom set Of furniture, one lot Of large
oil paintings. etc. Also q irst-class family
horse. Address 0 NJ, Ledger Office. lS4-lS9
E0R SALE-TBE DILLON SALOON,
z with stock, bar fixtures, license, etc, 9S6
Main street, Bethel Block. corner Of South
Court. Apply Immediately on the premises
for particulars. l20-f
E0R SALE BRICK = ORDERS LEFT
L with ". II, Order Il Co., 31S Front street,
Or at yard on Overton tract, on the bluff South
Memphis, will receive prompt attention.
Sit o. IL. p. PIPER.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1875-02-08

Fine Manila cigars and cheroots per
ship Janet Ferguson, arrived at Boston
January 8, 1875. SIDNEY Cook,
1873 Peabody Cigar Store,
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1875-02-08
MARDI- GRAS EXCURSION
The fast-running U. s. Mail packet
w. Cheek, @s
N. S. rec Master.

N. .. ureen.--.-...M MASTER.
WILL MAKE A GRAND MARDI.GRAS
w excursion with tho great Ripley Silver
Oornet Band on boardl, for the benefit Of those
wishing to witness the Festivities Of The on
inst. at Memphis. She leaves Memphis Sui
day, 18th inst, at II IN. returning. will leave
AshPOkT. Monday att Am; 0ScE0LA at
~ o,elock a.m.; FULTON. H. an; and
EANDOhRH, IL M; arriving at Memphis be.
fore daylight Tuesday morning. RetnrnipS
the CHEEK willieave Memphis on her regu.
o'clock pm. I35-i%