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Wilmington daily commercial. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1866-1877, 1875-02-18

SURPRISE YIsIT.-On Monday night last a Wis.,
it was made to Rev. L. Stubbs by the members
of William Belts class, "a in number, and there
was a genuineness about the surprise which in-
vested it with an especial interest to those par
ticipatng Being ushered into the hall of the
parsonage, a portion of the company entered
The parlor and there confined the pastor
ard engaged him in nversation, while the re-
remainder went on through to the dining room
and unburdoncd themselves of tho loads of pro-
visio; 8 which they carried, depositing them up
on the table without exciting the suspicion of
the pastor in the least. The whole company
then gathered i'll the parlor, where the remainder
of the evening was spent. Mr.. Stubbs re-
mainlning with his guests the whole time. Upon
leaving, AZ he knew nothing of the real purpose
of the visit, and constituting it into a friendly
call, he only expressed his thanks for this much.
But imagine his surprise upon re-entering the
house after the departure of tie company to find
his dining table piled up with great quantity
of provisions. He then understood how much
deeper should lave been his gratitude and, we
presume, lost no time in making it known.
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The JUBILEE SiNGERs-The hearty applause
which was given the Jubilee Singers in their
concert at the Opera House, last evening, indi-
Gated very fully the satisfaction and pleasure OF
the.audience. Each piece on the programme
was heartily applauded, and several encores
were gwen. The concert itself was one of those
rare musical excellencies to which we arc 30 sell
dom treated, and which we all thoroughly ad-
miro. The voices of the singers were rich, full
and melodious capable of ascending to the
highest key without perceptible effort, or de-
scendng to the lowest and dwelling upon it with
finely moduated voice and brilliant effect. The
selections were happy and varied, consisting for
the most part of plantation ballads and familiar
songs of the southland.
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PRICE OF GOLD TO-DAY.
NEW YORK, Feb 49,
Gold, to-day, Sl.1475
Furnished by Craige, johnson a. Co., Bankers and
Brokers, 9Th and Market Sts.l
LONDON. 1890, p. NJ, Feb 1s.
U. S. 1866 3, lO794; 1S67's, 1924; Ten-forties,
1O29[ New Fives of 1881, 1903. Erie common
shares, 25; preferred 42. Market dull and
easier.
FRANKFoRT, Feb. IS.
United States 5-20's of 1862, 98%.
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The Louisiana Compromise.

UT a SoNoEhNAiiNE OohmllitE TON
wAsHINGToN-MR. wHEELERs PROPOSITION.
Especial to The few York Times.
WASHINGTON, Feb. II.
Mr.. Wheeler received a dispatch to-day from
New Orleans, stating that committee of Conser-
vative Legislature had left for Washington to re-
new the negotiations for compromise of the po-
litical disturbances in that State. The dispatch
contains the further information that thirty
members of the Conservative caucus have
signed an agreement to accept the first PROPOSE
ton which was drawn up by Mr.. Wheeler.
Thus far the Conservatives and Democrats
have been responsible for the failure of agree-
ment. If the proposition made by Mr.. Wheeler
should be accepted by the majority of the Con-
servative caucus and should fail afterward be-
cause opposed by Republicans here, the respon-
sibility would of course. be shifted.
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LOAN SALEH.-At the 25th monthly meeting of
the Gcrmania No. 9 Loan, last evening, 5000
were sold at 30 per cent. $4,000 at 29119 S400 at
299s, and $1,000 were withdrawn.
Tho Aid sold, last evening, $1,000 at % per
cent s4O0 at % per cent, aud Sl,500 at 2316
The Central sold, last evening, 5000 at Az
per cent.
On Tuesday evening, the Mutual sold $500 at
As per cent 81, 900 at As 1-3, and $500 at 3716.
The Brsndywine sold, the same evening, $3.50
at 31s per cent, and like amount was paid to
withdrawing shareholders.
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1raths.

PALMER-On the 18th inst, Moses amer, in the
S7th year of his age.
The relatives and friends of the family are Inv tel
10 attend the funeral from his late resi- G, (Nnth
inst, at II o'clock. Interment Wilmington AID Bran
DIVINE cemetery.
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The Philadelphia Inquirer perceiyes that
there are good many Republicans in that city,
yet. 1t now represents that tho result was Just
what it foretoldl
Wilmington daily commercial. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1866-1877, 1875-02-18

The House Committee on Foreign Affairs
agreed Yesterday to report oill to prevent the
importation of Asiatic women for improper pur-
poses Severe penalties are proposed for viola
tlon of the act.
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The HrnokIYn ,EriaI.

Little progress was made yesterday. Tilton
remained on the stand under direct examination
by his own counsel, whose efforts were directed
to the repairing of damages done.by Mr. Evarts'
cross examination.
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REPORT OF THE SIGNAL SERVICE.
WASHINGTON Feb. 49,
Probabilities For the Middle States. falling
barometer, diminishing Northerly winds, back
ing to Northeast, followed by warmer and part
" cloudy weather.
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The Archie Given grab bill was read the second
time, in the House yesterday, and referred to
the proper committee for report. What will
the committee say of iii
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Col. Fonoy. Of the Philadelphia P.ess, has
beon making tour through France. He writes
from Marseilles, under date of Jannary Goth,
and says he met in that city, j. b. Lippincott,
Esq the great Philadelphia publisher, who was
ON his way to Egypt and Constantnople.
Wilmington daily commercial. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1866-1877, 1875-02-18

DEPLETION OF OYSTER BARs.-The dredgers it
is said, have stripped the Kent Island bars of
oysters. A few years ago the whole We tern
valves; now there are comparatively none there.
The Three Sisters Island bars are extensive
grounds which are under the ban of the law to
dredgers, as shown by Capt. Mitchells arrests,
are very inviting to them, as they contain large
exists of the mouth of the Potomac, but it is
not worked by the largest vessels engaged i'll
the oyster business because it ID SO far from
safe and familiar anchorage grounds that oys-
termen will not venture there to run the risk Of
being blown out to sea. st. Miclae's (Md
Comet.
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PATENTS. The following issue of patents is
announced to Wilmingtonians William and
and George Sellers improvement in revolving
puddlers Thos. Crossley and Levi A. Berto.
lette, improvement in unloading attachments
for carts, &C. Walton, Whann Il Co., fertili-
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WORK BEGUE.--On Monday last, wo are in
formed by advices down the Peninsula, work
was begun at selbyville, Sussex county, on the
extension OF the Frankford & Breakwater r. r.
to Berlin. The distance to be built is about II
miles, and under the contract the work is to be
completed by May LIST.
Wilmington daily commercial. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1866-1877, 1875-02-18

Vice President Wilson left New York yester-
day afternoon for Washington, after taking
leave of Ex-Governor Clatlin and wife, of Mas
sachusetts, who saile1 for Europe in the Abys-
a,p
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Marria9fS.

LETON-CASPERSON-A Ast urV NJ. Il. Par
sonage, on the l1th inst by Rev. khorh Stubbs,
Alexander Fggletnn TO Miss Mary E. Caspcrson,
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A Democratic reader of the COMMERCIAL. COM
plains to us of the course of the Legislature,
and the most outrageous acts which they are
now trying to enact, to the disgrace of our
Gtata
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SALE OF REAL ESTATE AND STOCKS Il W.
Stidham & Son, auctioners, sold at public sale,
the Executors of Mark Pedrick, deceased, a
small farm of 10 acres, situated at Hockessn,
Del, to j. Pennington, for s5,400 House No.
23l Shipley St., to Evans Pennington, Real Es-
tate Broker, for SO, 100 House No. 207 Monroe
St., to David Coyle, for 81. 400 ; 12 shares Will
mington & Western r. R., stocks at 50, per
share 7 shares Wilmington and Reading II.
stock for S2.75 5 shares Masonic Hall company
stock for $40 per share s5 shares Broad Noun
tam Mammoth Vein Coal Company at so cents
per share
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FOURTH EDITION.


WASHINGTON, Feb. 1s.
SENATE
In the Senate Mr. Ransom spoke till noon,
when he became exhausted and gave way to Mr..
Boutwell,.
The session still continues
HOUSE.
In the House, the Revenue bill was resumed
and motion to strike out the first section in
creasing the whiskey tax WIS negatived by vote
of ca to SO.
An amendment fixing the tax at ninety cents
was also negatived by vote of So to S8.
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1leW advertisements.

ATINDOW SASH BRACR ETS, ROLL
w Err ends, and window sash racks, of various
styles For sale by
WIN. II. BILLANY,
2i4 Market Street, wilmington
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The present Legislature, we have been re-
pe ltedly told, is great improvement on its
predecessors. But ex-Representative Dean is
80 disgusted, even with this, that lie is convinc-
ed the people would be better off if no other
Legislature met for the next twenty years.
Wilmington daily commercial. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1866-1877, 1875-02-18

WALKING FEAT.-lt IS stated that there is in
this city man-Mark Grason, of Richmond, Va.
who il training for walk around the world
againsta wager 525, 900. The time fixed for the
start is the 3rd of April; and the place the City
Hall, New York, the date of return to that place
being appointed for the 23rd of November, 1870.
Grason will cross the Atlantc.on a steamer max
ing good this distance by walking on shpboard.
His walking weight is not to exec ed l39 pounds,
and he liz to be allowed the benefit of any time
consumed by assault, unavoidable delay or ac-
riIout
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PoLYTEcHSIc COLLEGE. The Polytechnic Col
lego at Philadelphia will celebrate the 22nd in
an appropriate way. literary entertainment
has already been arranged and from tho pro-
gramme before us we that +. II. Robinson,
of this city, will deliver an orntion.
Wilmington daily commercial. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1866-1877, 1875-02-18

The QuidLEY CONTRACT. On Tuesday, Mayor
Stokley, Of Philadelphia, received duly exc
cuted contract Of the Board of Finance, with the
specifications annexed, with Philip Quigley for
the erection of the Machinery Hall, AZ provided
for by ordinance of Councils. The details of
published The contract price is s5i2, 800.
Wilmington daily commercial. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1866-1877, 1875-02-18

TIAwIYG OUT PIPEs.-A letter in n New York
paper says that when the connecting water pipe
running from the street main to the dwelling,
Is frozen, it can easily be thawed out in a few
hours by severing, below the srop-cock, the pipe
i'll the cellar of the house, aud applying to the
frozen pipe a small stream of steam. through a
common tube A four-gallon can may bs usel
as generator. with cork loosely fitted to the
can, in which the tube il inserted. Tho steam
is thus made to pass into the leaden pipe, and
as soon as the ice is melted tho flow of water is
checked by reversing the stop-cocE and again
connecting the pipe.
Wilmington daily commercial. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1866-1877, 1875-02-18

CoRoNtR'a INoUEsT.-Deputy-c y-coronor Groves
held an inquest, yesterday, over colored child,
Estalena Augustus, which had died suddenly
during the night at the residence of its parents,
9th street below Walnut, and verdict Of death
from catarrh on the breast was rendered. On
the day previous an inquest was held over the
body of Lewis Smith at $40 Pine street. and the
jury rendered verdict Of death from disease of
the lurg5
Wilmington daily commercial. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1866-1877, 1875-02-18

The Political SITUATION consultation
with each other, the colored citizens of Will
mington, ut the suggestion of the more promi-
nent amongst them, have determined to hold
at L. Zion church, ON Monday evening next,
beginning at 80 O'Clock, public meeting for
the discussion of the real political Issues OF the
present day and the situation of affairs in the
country Addresses will be made by Rsvs. j.
f. Thomas, f. Chippey. J. Smith, L. S. Will
lianis and by A. Il. Henry and others. Tie
public generally are invited
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In the renewed railroad war, tie Philadelphia,
Wilmington, Il Baltimore corporation is again in
an uncomfortable position, between two fires
Its policy of "strict neutrality is the only one
open, of course. Many shrewd railroad obser-
vers consider it more and more certain that the
p. W. Il b. must fall into the hands of one Of the
great contestants probably the Pennsylvania.
Wilmington daily commercial. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1866-1877, 1875-02-18

Opposrp To DELAWARE CtTY.-rnesday's Phil
adephia bulletin editorially says =" The talk i'll
which some of the newspapers are indugng
concerning the present bad condition OF the
Delaware river, and the suggestions that have
been made that there may be necessity for
making De elaware City the eatrepot OF Philadel-
phia, are simply absurd. Navigation is difficult
in the Delaware at the present moment, but it is
not any worse than it is in the harbor of New
York, and we doubt, indeed, If the latter is not
in very much worse condition than our own
river"
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ORGANIZATION OF A FIRE COMPANY AT KENNETT
SoUARE.-A public meeting was held at Kennett
Square on Saturday night when vote W. 3
taken which authorized the Borough Council to
purchase a fire engine, and at the same meet
ing forty persons enrolled themselves as mem-
bers of a fire company. 1t was proposed that
the colored people be permitted TO join the
organization, but it was not allowed The fire
engine will be of the hand pattern.
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QUILTING FRAME CLAMPS, CAST
W AID wrought stow sh vels, stove ia and ran
liiters sa iron stands. For sale by
WIN. II. BILLANY,
2l4 Market Street. " ilmington
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Commercial Reports.
PHILADELPHIA MARKETS.
Je,v advertisements.

EEN FRA N1SLIN AND SHAMOKIN
Id COAL--Notwithstanding the strike. we are re-
ceivlng daily supply, all rail, of these superior
qualities of coal.
Which we can fu nlsh to our customers without
any advance In price.
We are also pleased to state that we have made
arrangcpe for the coming year for the sale Of the
TU KEY RUN IEHIGH COAL, which has given
such en- ire satisfaction to customers during the
last three years 81. w. BUSH SON.
or, .65 NUT, $685. STOVE COAL,
ECee saretned and delivered by
VIM. j. BROWN,
febls-iyot south of Market Street Bridge.
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DREGGISTS LABELS AT TIE COM
~ MIRO AL Office. We will print for druggists
as low as they can get work done at oficts where
labels are specially. 1ry US.
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Weather Record.

United States 5-2O's of 1862, 9s5s.
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ENLsRdfSd THE OPERATIONS OF THE OLD DoMIN-
ION STEAMSHIP coSIPASY-FKUIT FROM LEWEs
BY BOAT IN ELEVEN HOURS.
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SIMARUBA BITTERSi
-
The Great Remedy for Dyspepsia Loss OF Appetite
General Debility, Nervous Affections, etc.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1875-05-15
Fire Last Night.

At 10 o'clock last night the residence
Of Mr.. B. NJ. Estes, on Adams street,
near Orleans, took Ere from the acct
dental turning I'VE Of a lighted candle
in the rear building occupied by the SER
waits, and not from the explosion of a
coal oil lamp, as stated by the morning
journals. The residence, a two-story
brick, was badly damaged, the roof being
burned off and the upper story destroyed.
The furniture was also badly damaged
from the effect Of FIRE, water and break
age indeed, the damage will almost
prove a total loss. At 2 o'clock tAe
smouldering fire again broke out, but
was suppressed by the FIRE department
before any additional damage was done.
The insurance held by Mr.. Estes is as
follows: Total insurance, $500; or, on
building, $4,000, divideda as follows: $500
in the Phenix, of Memphis, and $500
in the Planters, of Memphis, and on the
furniture there was an insurance Of $500
held by the fernando, Of Memphis.
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THE CITY.
M &c I'M HIS.
lay Evening. May 10, 1875.


First Methodist Church, corner Poplar and
Second Services at 1880 am. and 5 pm.
by Rev. s. b. surratt. pastor. Sabbath
school, Gam.
Linden Street Christian Church-Com-
muniOn, 1890 am; preaching by Rev.
II. s. Earle at 11:15 am. and s pm.
Sunday school. 9 lam.
Central Methodist Church-Services at II
am. and 5 I'm. by Rev. James A.
Heard. Sunday school. 9 am.
Union Street Presbyterian Church, near
Marshall Inconsistencies IL am. and 7
pm. by Rev. DR.. Waddel. pastor. Sabbath
school, $3.50 a m.
Central Baptist Ohurch-Services II am
and Z: SOp.m. by Rev. DR.. Landrum, pastor.
Sabbath school, $3.50 am.
Second Cumberland Presbyterian Church
Vance street-Services II am. and 7: As p IN .
by Rev. II. G. Culton. Sunday school, Jam .
Bible reading, 4 p.m.
Chelsea Baptist Church = Services at 1880
am. and 7: 30 pm. by Rev. Mr.. Tigrett.
fernando Street Methodist Church, Ser
vices II 80 am. and 1880 pm. by Rev. Philip
Tuggle. Sunday school, Gam.
Bethel Sunday school at $3.50 pm. The
exercises will be very interesting. All are
invited. l..
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New ChArIers Applied For.


Under the new law Of the General
Assembly all charters must be applied
for and petitions filed with the County
Register of Deeds, W. H. Griebel. The
following charters have been applied for,
viz:
N%onconnah Boulevard Company, to
construct a turnpike from the eastern
boundary of the city, on the Pigeon
Roost road, to Nonconnah creek. The
incorporstors are: NJ. Nealis, W. A.
Gage, G. A. L~efingwell, R. B. Spowden,
C. F. Bullock, John L. Norton, Tom
Holman, jr., Oscar Woodbridge and B.
P. Anderson.
Gayoso House Company, to incorpo-
rate Manufacturing and Building Com.
pany, to manufacture artificial stone,
etc. The incorporators are. Il. Lemon,
Il. Haiper, ]. M, Cochran and Charles
B5Ftrsehs.
Tennessee Club, to establish a miscel-
laneous library, lyceum, art gallery aud
club room for social enjoyment and for
the purpose of %cultivstIng literary, sci
entiic and aesthetic learning and caste
and promoting social feeling. Che in
corporators are; Messrs, G. W. Metcalf,
Cotton Green, Q. W. Miller, 1. NJ. Hill,
Fl, 9, Warmer and David P. MADDEN.
The Ulks, to celebrate Mardi. Grss
and ~sociability and maintenance Of q
club for social enjoyment, gymnastics
and gymnasium clubs etc. The incor-
porators are: Messfs John T. Hoffman.
q. 7. Tomlinsoh, Joseph Specht, sr.
and NJ. Marx, 8I
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Of which will form a close corporation
known as the "oyster shut ring which
no other Irishman or mar Of any other
nationality can enter so long as JohH
League sud his gang hsld Office in this
our fair city Of Memphis.
1t has been suggested that the follow
ing section Of the charter, The day and
night police shall consist Of one police
man, exclusive Of the Chief, to every
one thousand inhabitants by the Federal
census Of 1870" authorizes the Com
m%issioners to keep on duty both day
and night forty-one policemen, exclusive
Of the Chief, which, It is claimed, under
a proper and liberal construction of this
section Of the charter, would give US
eighty-two policemen. At present we
have only thirteen lei on patrol duty
by day and t~wenty-four by night.
The Mayor had City Engineer G. c..
Burke arrested by Sergeant-at-Arms
Droescher on Thursday because the City
Engineer had failed to put down a pave
ment 10 front Of the old Causey street
station-house, which property is in part
owned by the Mayor. When taken be.
fore the Recorder the City Engineer was
prosecuted by the Sergeant alarms, but
the Engineer proved c~onclusively that
he had no authority from the General
Council to put down payements in front
of any persons property, aud be was
discharged from custody. The Mayor,
like ordinary people, will have to do his
own paving.
II is rumored that the ex-Federal sol
diers Of Memphis, in view of the late
action OF their comrades at Nashville,
will invite the ex Confederates to cele-
brate Decoration day at the National
Cemetery. But it is to be hoped that
the disgracefnl scenes enacted by the
turbulent negro Pole. Bearers last year,
when they robbed white men and ir-
suited white women, will be prevented
this season. The majority of the dead
at the National Cemetery is composed
of negroes who committed unheard Of
ou.rages in this State aud in Mississippi
during the raids from Memphis. Spread.
ing flowers on negro graves may be
poetical, if not absurd.
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Rio Hondo Cirnr Fnctnrr

Mr.. George L. Grayser, at his factory,
l65 Main street, under the Courthouse,
manufactures as good cigars as they do
in Key West or Havana. He keeps the
best stock and has the finest workmen to
be found anywhere-men who have
worked in the famous Havana factories.
His store is adorned with a correct
painting of a tobacco plantation in Cuba,
painted by a wellknown Memphis artist.
His manufactured cigars embrace every
well known brand as to size and quality.
The best of Florida and Havana filing
is used, which is rolled up in the most
celebrated wrappers. All his cigars are
made 10 the most approved Spanish
styles, to suit customers. His jobbing
trade is extensive, and those who desire
purchasing cigars in lots of thousands
for resale can have them made to order
of any size, and these will be guaranteed
to give satisfaction. We advise all those
who want to purchase a good cigar, or
those who desire to purchase thousands,
to visit the Rio Hondo Immediately.
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Grand Festival Next Monday.

The Exposition building will be must
cally attractive next Monday night. The
best of music, all the d~elicacies of the
season, flowers, shooting gallery, lager
beer, wine, and, as usual at these annual
festivals, the most select attendance
ever witnessed at any entertainment,
will make this fete the great eoeat Of the
season.
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Leiben,s NEWS htnnh.

At the corner of Main and Jefferson
streets, is always supplied with the fresh
est daily papers from all quarters, the
illustrated weeklies, leading daiIies and
most popular current literature. est
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1875-05-15

VENTILATING, ounce, beaver, n~uLria,
silk, fur, stiff and seft hats, latest styles
and large variety at prices to suit the
times, at Cohen's, 237 Main street. 70
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wsser Pines. Hosn.

Hydrantv, gas pipes and everything up
pertaihing to the plumbing and gas fit
ting business.
5st