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RELICS OF TIE DEAD.
DISCOVERY OF HUMAN BosEs ~ THE YARD
OF TIE NORTH DITCH cHrncu

DISCOVERY OF HUMAN BoNEs ~ THE YARD
OF THE NORTH DUTCH CHURCH
In tearing down the ola Dutch church, In Fulton
street, relics OF valious kinds ore continually
being brought to lant Yesterday lot OF boss
who had Dsen digging among tho old burial vaults
AZ the south side OF the church, hoping to anu
some OF tue money and yaluaoies whica hey had
been told were buried there, dug up part Of an old
corin, . decayed human skull ana a rio bone,
One oil them also found small cannon bail. Tho
bones are supposed to have been buried taere be-
tore tue construction OF tho vaults, waan the
British had possession or the churcn and used IL
Tor hos pltal and place oil detention. IL IS not
known that more than two people we're ever
buried In the grOund OF the churcn outside OF tie
yellow lever and we're buried deep ~ q matter OF
sa.eU 10 the living. Few years ago, wn0n the
vaults were ordered TO be cleared OF the collins,
the conins containing these two bodies were also
dug up, and the sexton, Mr.. Dunsnee, Knows OF
no way IN which Tue bones loand yesterday could
have got taere except IN the way stated ABOVE.
In ike manner when the old vaults nt the Pest
once, winch was formerly the Ola south Dutch
ogurcn, VAS cieaned out. quite numOer Of dead
bodies, IL was found, had Oeen burIeu ueep la the
rtn among tue vaults. Aftcr they were taken
up they were carefully boxed and taken to the
cnurcn vaults IN Green's ood Cemetery. II IA
likely that other zones viii De uueartned during
the tearing down 0i the old church ana excavat-
ing the ots. and the treasurer has, therefore
given orders hat ali oasuarY rencs snan be care.
fully gathered ana re moved 70 GreenwOnd. Ihe
recorus q me church wal al4o De tnorougAly
searched to hnu cut possible whoae retn1lus
those discovered are.
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HAVANA MARKET.

HAVANA, June g. 1873
sugar Is dull and prices nominal; small business
doing holders being too high Tor buyers stock In
house at havana and Mannzas, t50 boxes and 5000
hnds Receipts OF the week, 81 90 boxes and $40 hhdS
Exported during tie week 1850 boxes and 100 nhda,
Nos 10 to L. Dutch standard Is lax reals per arrobe
Nos Is 40 Dutch standard, lbA 20 reals molasses
sugar l0A I0 reals. concentrated sugar lair good
qualify lUiz Oh reals; mus soyado sugar common 10
fair, II III reals fair 10 good reclining liE l2z
reals; centrifugal sugars nos ii TO u In boxes ItZ bX
reals. d. In hhds f5a< 1914 reals Noassss Out Da.
$33 So per cwL Flour, SO s. so per bbl for
American. uams, American. Sugar.cured SO 80
per quintAl Lard SIS S3S 10 per quin,a IN kegs; SIS
q So IN tins Iaow $40 s25 per qulntaL Wax, IS 81
Slt per arrobe Tor yellow aud 81 81 Tor while.
S5T per N. shocks dull moasses hogsncads " A.
reals White navy beans, 2ix ~ reals por arrobe.
Corn, III IL reals aIrube. Fregh duh noni-
nal looacc0-lne new crop IL coming 10 market that
from Nuelta Abajo proving OF excellent guilty the
market DULL ami there but few oreign orders:
prices for high; the hemedlos MAyRr YAra
and QuenadOs cr0ps are considered entirely lost; the
Psrtido crop. although small . o. goo quality Tn
favorable foreign rews has caused decline IN gold AMI
exchange
Havana, June :, 1875
sugar active; No. II Dutch STANDARD, LAY is reals
currency, per arroee ~ IA reals gold; Exchange
pre- tnium; London, 10 a l3i premium; Paris los
lW premum.
HAVANA June 1878
spanish gold 1917 i9s Exchange dull; on the
United states % DAYS currency IL "a premium short
sight, rs 10 premium; 81 DAYS 0od. los 10 prem um;
short sight gold 10 It's premium on London 10 las
premium; or Pans, lJ2 a IDA premium.
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The following table shows the opening, highes
ADVANCE AND DECLINE.
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ADVANCk AND UAILANAs
The following changes occurred during the last
twenty -four hours:--
ADvANCR.-Atlantic and Pacific Telegraph, q;
New ork Central, u; Harlem, Lake shore. IL;
onio and Mississippi, u; Pacific MAIL, u; wabash,
n; Western Union, n.
DEcLINE.-Delawa ware and LacKawaanA v; Han.
nibal and ST. Joseph, u; Rock Island, y; 81.
Paul. preferred, Y; Union Pacific, IA. Gold, x.
The stationary securities were Atlantic and Pa.
cinc preferred. Erie, Northwest common. Panama
ana Quicksilver. 81 Paul and District OF Columbia
bonds.
THE SALES TO-DAY
aggregated $4,000 shares, whicn we're divided
among active stocks as follows New York Gen.
rral ana Hudson. 2 2le; Erie. $4,000; Lake shore.
$500; Cleveland and Plttsburg, 4aO; Northwest
ern, 700; Rock Island, l4oo Pacific Mail, 20, 500;
ST. Paul, SOC; do. preferred. 4so; ohios, 2,2Oo;
Western Union, $1,000; WABASH, 900; Union Pacl-
nc, 3I,loo.
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MARRIED.

EMBELLISHMENTS May 81. 1875, by thu
Rev ". w. Russell RUFGs CANFlELD. OF DanDury,
conn, to CHARLOTTE SIMPSON, OF New YORK.
Danbury News please copy.
GRANGE--MAGAW.--On June ], 1873, al Trinity
church, Bethlehem, Pa, b. the Rev. r. \. Bu'
chanau, assisted Dy the Kew. Charles Morlson.
WILLIAM GRANGE TO JESSIE MAGAW.
Observation-Disclosures June =, 1872 py the
Rev. Fatner League, OF Twenty -slxth STREE
CHARLES q. LOCKWOOD TO MADELINE DILLON.
both OF this city. ,a--
MAJoR--9LwELL.-on Wednesday, June y 1879,
Cnurcn OF -. Francis Xavier, West Slxteenin
street, by Rev. Father MERCK, s. J., DUNCAN 4.
MAJOR to KATE NJ. DWELL -.
MILLRR-WARwIcK.-ln BROOKLYN. June Q, 1872
at tae residence OF the BRIDES parents, RoBKRr Il
MIL LER TO ADA WARWICK. No CARDS.
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For delivery (basis low middn2 the sales have
been s-Yesterday, alter two i. A-Juy, loo
ID l-l6c 300 at 10 2la2c August 100 al 10 B6c,
4voJ at 10 25S2c zoo at l5c september 800 az 1870
ber loo at 10 53-c b0j at loc January, 300 at l54c;
February 100 ut Is 7bc APRIL 20l az l54c May lv0 ut
Is s1-3zc. Total IL S0O bales. Today, up 10 two r. NJ
July. so Is 9l6c 800 at IS 1S2c $500 at l5ac.,
2OJ 10 s2c COZ at i5sc 100 at - l6. LOO at IS
Is Sc 500 l5c CO.. at 10 lo32c 2Ooat l5c 0uO at
ut 10 &c. 200 al Is 9l6c 100 at lo7S2c August o0J
ar is lGc l5Sc S0J ats 6c 500 at 10 Il SIC,
90 l51c, 400 NJ 10 l1l6c LOCO AT 10 2SS2c, LOU
is l-l6c at Is S2c $40 at 10 Oc, $40 at IS
.eptemper 100 AZ ls1s 100 At Is i6c zog A. 10 is2c
Is 32c at 10 sl6c 800 at is l9sxc; October 6o at
IS l6c., 500 at Is 5S2c.. 10 at 10 732c- LOU
at l0hc 5JU at Is 7.s2c., 100 at BIKE: November,
100 at 10 l32c 10O al l5Sc. December 70 al 10 1920
January, 100 at l5sc 100 at is ss2c 20 at l5c, Gi
IS I.i6c. $40 at 10 si2c May. o0 is 2g32c iOJ al
i5z!c 40 at is l5l6c Total 400 bales Grand total.
1000 oas lhe receipts at the ports were as follows
Galveston rs; New Dreams. 30 Mobile J; savannah,
5l2; Chare ston 1913; Wilmington 81 Norfolk IA; New
YORK, 5sl; Boston, 1885, rhiade,phis ~; Total s9s
TOTAL since september 9.4bs6 bales Cotton frexnts
closed as ioliows:-lo Aavre, by steam, &c. 10 Ham.
burg by steam, &c, compressed; 70 bremen, BY steam.
xc., compressed; TO Liverpool, i-s21 By stesmi BY
Fioun AND GnAIx.-Receipts-tlour, ISIS bHls wheat
80 WI bushels corn. ~ 40 do oats y SOD do barley
MALI IA 80 do The hour market WAS steady under d
mo4erate demand Tor shipping extras win sales Of
IA 6OJ bblA Rye iour was quiet Corn meal-We note
sales OF so bos and z3l bags at - 81 Tor wine
Pennsylvania yellow, IS 20 - 10; coarse. 81 a. nne
stCd 81 ~: bplted yeAow. 81 d. bolted white 81 "
per 10 lbs Jersey sacked, coarse, 81 ~ 81 l3 nne
yellow 81 oo and inc white 81 q per loV lbs Southern
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ssUU 10 ) z. II
J sha Is A n RR.. "a 6
5000 UP RE lU me-.
Il. IL. Al A naN IAl
EUROPEAN MARKETS.

iayyRrooL PRoDucE MARKgr. -LivRRrooL, June o.
Evening Cominon rosin. S. 81 pee ew spirits turpen
tine IS. Q l. per cwt.
IoSIoS RopUcK N ARKKT - oEpOy, June 9-Evc ming.
sptrln tuPpeutIne, ~. So q sSs 3D. per ewk
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CLOSING PRICES AT 3 p. N.
ruR GOLD MARKET

Tx GOLD MARKET
was scene OF some excitement, owing TO the
decline from III 10 11eh. at which the market
closed. The oYerngs were freely taken. and the
reaction 10 regarded AS healthy one. The en-.
Rsgements for tomorrow amount TO 81, 500 900, OF
which Drexel Morgan send 100000 August
Belmont 4 Co. $3.50, 900 and Won Hoffman $1,000
The specie Shipment to-day was $52s, 900. The
rates on gold loans we're / and III per cent for
carrying. per cent for borrowing and nat
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
ENGAGED.

ScHwARz-sTERS.-on Tuesday, June g. Mr.,
sIGMUND ScHwARZ 10 Miss DORA STERN botn VI
this city. No cards.
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any address ordors solicited by mail or wire are
TCMBRIDGE Co,
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r------------ f1cHitocN
gs;"', 1grs ,s sgo.1ssss e. cs@~9S ~ Z,d'
hlsdls ,....... aS.o. a7ea Sc 5saS aTS
sS:d damaged s s ss.e "a s ss.ss :s &C. :s'
rSSs Ssa1sss BACKS. So 49, aiSs:
$40 ! SO; heavy crop. Sic GO iexss1isnt crop
sic. SIC, middle and over crop, SIC SIC. Rough
homook 27c ssci Fough sak. 2sc 9lc.i bellies. tto.
Ito. -
We quote Cubs centrifugal and N xsa. 30 g.; do,
claysI sc. $50 do muscovado refining, SIC. tlc
do DO, grocery, Sc. s5c Porto taco, 9, $50
English Islands. $50. toc. New Orleans. IOc. &c.
NAVAL sroREs-fhe market was weak The sales
we're 25J bills spirits turpenns szc go bbs do az
No. pale extra pale roam AZ ~ y ~ 20 ~ nbis.
No DO. 81 no bb low pale Al 81 aud ~ hbls r
Of 93 We quote i.spiriss iurEsntine szc .Sssc;i
Warrington 10, s! 25; pitch, 81 -.
OiLs-Ilnseed quiet at G3c. &c. C6c. Lard
10 tair demand owe Was dn aud unse iued Cotton
seed was quiet anu nomlna. MenhAden VAS dul Lrude
sperm was uuict and unchanged Crude whale inactive
We quote .-Oiivc. MsrSees, quarts ~ 80 ~ ~ per
case do IN casks 81 Is 81 15s DER gallon; palm &c.
ssc in linseod CITY easkf and bbs ose zoe per
gaaon' whse, crude Northern Ssc do. de. ogtn-
4 72c DO, blcachea winter, 10. lie; sperm,
crude, 81 65 do winter unbeGched. -; do, 40,
blcached 81 %; nhaden, SOUND, Sc 5ec lard prime
WINTER 81 IL AT o.; 10, spring and summer - Ia
81 l5i red, Westera distilled IclAlne), o5c.s do,
sapcnined Zoe. tsc.! cottonseed, crude. DC. 6Oc.
do southern yellow, SIC y zoe de-. yellow and white
winter 10. 7ec ncAtsloot, i5c. u ~ Bank, as
straits s.ci natural lubrleauha. ga ~ gravity, &c.
oSlssRs AND LsHoss-ws note salOs 81 auction Of
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40 MONEY MAnKEr.

Money was without change on call loans and 10
still quoted o. 2 q ~ per cent Foreign exchange
10 arm. Prime sterling, nominal rates ASK aud
1907: selling rates, GsgJs ass ana As0Ss $50;
frlc1marks, e4ls o1Ds aud o56 q e5li; cables,
psJs prime. kl5K and AJAX; other rgtss, 5lck
and AJAX.
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GOVERNMENT IoSps.

governments bonas closed nrm AZ the follow
Ing quotasions:-Cnitcd STATES currency skies,
1928 l225si DO a.. 1851, registered 1909 III
no. DO do, coupon 1851 1854 90. hye.twenties,
lsC2, registered, lis; DO. do, do, eoupon, l1TT
lsH dc. 90. 1864, registered, liSsf u 11sk; DO.
co., do, coupon, lls1. a1I9; co. do, 1865, regis.
Tered 1898 1901; do. co, 40. coupon, 1924
I22h; 90. DO. co., new, registered, 1903; 10.
TO-, do, do, coupon, 1881 a 12l; ITO. DO. 1857,
tsgistered, 1908 l2li do. do. Co., coutop, l24
al2s; 90. DO, 1868, registered, l2oA a III; DO.
40, DO. coupon, I24ls a lo4Hi do. ten-foriies,
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dea.t Ia at toe New Nor& STOCK Exchange bought and
sold BY ~ on margin o. nyc per cent
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PRIVILEGE on ACTIVE STOCKS CANNOT FAIL
% give COOL nrnnt M 30 hays.
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WashlRatUn adviceS fepors treasury bAlhnces %
foiloSs;-curreoey, sL4sl,sSI; special deposit,
fSfeSo 900; coin, ss4,22o.1ol; CON certiccates,
$40 o2o 900; outstanding legal tenders, $780, YEA.
600. Tie Assistant treasurer paid out to-day
$1,000 on account ofintorcst aud slI3,oo0 in re.
demptlon OF avG.twentI oouds. Bank notes re-
ceived, $3.50. 900: revenue receipts, 100000; Gus
toms receipts. sAOO. CO. Tue customs receipts for
i've days, ending June 5. 1875, were ~ follows:-
Boston, t246,2 09, Philadelphia, slis,ge9 Baltl-
norc. sos, soi; New orleans, S. 4oo San Francisco.
ms, $l,5os,so
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1875-03-02

The Sam J. Hale and barges viii pass
down this afternoon for New Orleans.
The Indiana, Captain Rusk in com
mand. will leave the wharf this evening
for New Orleans and the bends. AL
Croxal, who by the way is one Of the
best fellows in the world, has charge Of
the Office.
The Mississippi Valley transportation
towboat Mary Alice, with three large
model barges and a fuel boat which were
moored at the foot of Jefferson street.
were set adrift this morning by the check
post in the levee giving way. The Mary
Alice had. not sufficient steam up to ban.
die her tow and was in consequence al
the mercy of the strong current which
sweeps along the levee, and which car
ried the steamer and her tow down the
river with great force, and there was
danger at one time of the fleet sinking
all the boats in port. The feet frst
struck the Vint Shinkle, breaking quite
a number of stancheons and tenders and
showing her up on the bank. The Dugan
was also forced upon the levee a few feet
and had afew timbers broken. The City
Of Augusta came next; she got of, how
ever, with a slight punch. The Belle Of
Texas, laying at the wbarfboat, escaped
with only a hard rub. The A. j. White
next was struck by one Of the coal fats.
but received no serious damage. The
feet next SWING in against the
0sceola, broke up her guards
and also several staneheons and fen
ders, crowding her upon the bank.
After striking the Osceola the tug
Oriole, which was rendering assistance.
succeeded in checking the feet to some
extent and got the head Of the tow into
the ferry landing, where a line was run
out and the tow made fast, thus saving
the latboats from Monroe street to the
elevator. The ferry wharfboat was
showed on shore and came near sinking.
The damages will amount to nearly
$1,000, which will have to be paid by tha
city for not having riDgbolts aud check.
ing posts on the landing. The tug Oriole
rendered valuable service to the Mary
Alice and tow. Had it not been for the
tug every boat at the landing would
have been damaged or sunk.
The PUBLIC LEDGER job office has
built up a good reputation for its taste
fal execution of every class of steam.
boat printing. Steamboat posters.
manifests, bill heads, etc, are among
our apecialties, aud believing we can
give entire satisfaction in this line, we
solicit the patronage Of the river trater.
nifty. Our prices compare favorable
With those Of any city on the river.
123-t
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engaged TO appear in the role of "Lucia"
at the French Opera House. The troupe
will appear here some time next week,
OF which due netice will be given.
That yellow fluid from Wolf river
which by pleasant fiction is called water,
and which the Holly system of suckers
and hydrants furnishes to our citizens at
SO much a gallon, is at present of such a
consistency that it can almost be cat
with a knife. Should it get muddier we
suggest that the Water Company Off
GERS sell it by the pound hereafter.
The Railway Record, in speaking Of
the Little Rock road, says m~ysteriously:
Defamatory reports of its condition
shouldnot be credited, as such inventions
are but admissions Of its excellence. It
operates as q connection to the Charles
ton railroad" and this explains the mys-
%terious and illogical paragraph. The
Charleston railroad operates in connec-
ton with nothing, and operates, as a
general rule, against the interests Of
Memphis.
Tomorrow night the new organ pur.
chased for st. Mary's (Catholic) Church,
on the corner of Third and Market
streets, will be tested by the leading
organists Of the city, many of whom are
now Of opinion that it is the finest ever
erected in Memphis. The trial and test
will commence at 8 o'clock, and Father
Lucius invites the musicians and vocal
lists Of the city to be present and assist
in the musical exhibition. 1t is proposed
to give a sacred concert at St. Mary's on
Easter Monday evening.
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RIVER INTELLIGENCE.

BOATS LEAVING TO DAY.
Napoleon, A. j. White n m
Cincinnati, WntShinkle. .............. p.m
ARRIVALS.
Steamer James Howard, Ohio river.
Belle Of Texas, Arkansas river.
4. j. White, Napoleon.
Osceola, Wittsburg.
Mary Alice, New Orleans.
Glencoe, New Orleans.
Vint Shinkle, Cincinnati.
Susie Silver, Ohio river.
DEPARTURES.
Steamer Susie Silver, New Orleans.
Mary Boyd, Arkansas river.
Illinois, Napoleon.
Phil Allin, Friar's Point.
Glencoe|St. Louis.
Mary Alice, St. Louis.
Geo. W. Cheek, Haile's Point
Mary Aren't, Haile's Point.
Andy Baum, Cincinnati.
West Wind, Cairo.
BOATS IN PORT.
James Howard, A. j. White. Oseeola
Belle o Texas, City of Augusta.
WEATHER AND BUSINESS.
Weather cold and blustery, with in
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ONLY RELIABLE.
Sc EACH.
For sale only at
sol COleman's Rosa COncha House,
400 HAHN Street.

ALL the latest magazines, dailies and
periodicals can be found at P. j. Cole.
mans news stand and cigar store, No.
Coz Beal street.
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For River.

Regular Memphis and Pine Bluff u. s. Mail
Line-For Red Fork, Anburn. New Gassonv
and all points through to Little Rock.
BELLE OF TEXAS Woodburn. n, .sisr
WILLLEAVE AS ABOVE ON
at pm.
JOHN. HARDIN. Is Madison "A
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STEAMBOATS,.
FOR cairo ana ~. louis

A"E O@ANo ans ~. lOuIS
Memphis and st. Louis Packet Companv-4
Hickman, Columbus, Cairo andSt. Louis.
COLokADo.r.-."--.~-~.Ed Gray, master
WILL LEAVE THE ELF-
w yator Building WEDNES- 1000
DAY, 3D. inst at 5 pm.
For freight or passage apply to
AID. STORM,
sup't Mississippi River Elevator Co
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For lCIneinnan.

Memphis and Cincinnati Packst Co.-For
Cairo, Louisville and Cincinnati.
VlNF SHlNKLE~ ..~....K enniston. mastor
WILL LEAVE AS ABOVE
" on TUESDAY, March ID, t
at 5 pm. ~
r, W. LIGHTBURNE. rs Madison 81.
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For Arkansas River.

For Arkansas River.
Regular Memphis and Pine Bluff II. S. Mail
Line-tOr Red Fork, Auburn, New Gasoorv
and all points through to Pine Bluff, con
nIecting with light boats through to Fort
Smith.
BELLE OF TEXAS, IT,
Jno WOODBURY. .....-.Y,y,.mast
Leaves EVERY TUESDAY, at5p.m.
FORT GIBSON, ,Ve
III NOWlanu ............,.maste G-
Leaves EVERY SATURDAY, ats pm.
For freight or passage, apply 10
JN0. N. HARDIN, Sup't,
Is Madison street.
GLENN & VINsON, Agents.
On Wharf boat, foot of Court street,
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LEDGER
0slcei No. ls MadIsOt Street.
LARGEST CITY CIRCULATION
THE CITY.
M H M II HIS
Thursday Evening, March 2, 1878.
To Voters of FIfth District.

-
To Voters of Fifth District.
am q candidate for the office of con-
stable, and | respectfully solicit your
votes on the day Of election, Thursday,
the 4th day Of March, 1875.
2 JOHN w. WALKER.
BEEF in barrels at Seessel's, Jefferson
street. 7
EIGHT barges St. Bernard coal just
received. Also Pittsburg and camel
coal.
ST.. BERNARD Coal ASSOCIATION,
1887 ID Madison street.
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MARY AETENT. go.
To Steamboat Owners.

WEARE MANUFACTURERS, AND ARE
w ready to supply your boats at almost
nalt the price you now pay to middlemen and
drummers. HUME &SMITH.
Steam Bakery, 4l6 Main st., near Beal.
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var ytckahurr

Memphis andSt. Louis Packet Co.-U.S. Mail
Llne-for Vicksburg and the Bends.
CITY OF HELENA.m..m....McKae mosto-
EAEES as ABOVE WEDNRS-
LpAY. 81 inst, at u m Gnk
For freight or passage apply to b
AID STORM,
Sup't Mississipni Rivar Elnrstnr O.
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Beautiful real human hair sWitches,
81.
KAHN 4 FREIBER6.
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XXTANTED-A FEW DAY B0ARDERS AT
w 1874 Second street; also Oh unlurnished
room. References required. Mrs. B. Is. Curtis
1876
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dieatiOns Of snow. The river here is
swelling rapidly. The Ohio is rising
from Cincinnati down, but falling at
Pittsburg. The lower Ohio is bank full
and still rising. AT st. Louis the river
is rising with a good stage of water from
there out to Cairo. White and Arkansas
rivers remain at low tide. Business on
the landing moderate, with little move
meat in freights.
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NEw ORLEANS. March O.. ll:SO a.m.-Cotton
Is firm and unchanged. MiddlinR. 1870: sales
1000 bales; receipts. PAT bales.
GALVESTON, March 2. = Cotton ia ouiet
Mlddling,. 1916: net receipts, 1885 bales:
gross receipts, 1885; sales, 100; stock. e7,29S
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NEW YORK, March 2, lao p.m.-Cotton ia
dull and unchanged. Futures are quiet and
steady, with sales for March delivery, I6 SIG
gl6zsci April delivery, l6 9-l69l65sc; May de-
livery IoZsgl6 lo.l6c June delivery, II 3-l6@
iLAe: July, II I-l6gl6H, Sales for future
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LOST.

+ OST-ON THE NIGHT OF THE 1ST
IA inst, on Beal street, a lady's brown agate
stone breastpin with my picture in II. Alb
eral reward for its return to
oil CHAS. N. ERICH.
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THE typy, material and workmen Of
the LEDGER job Office are as good as the
best, and hence we guarantee irstelass
work and full satisfaction to our patrons.
1851
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EIGHT barges St. Bernard coal just
received. Also Pittsburg and camel
coal.
ST.. BERNARD Coal ASSOCIATIONS,
1887 IL Madison street.
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The LEDGER job Office is in constant
receipt from the foundries Of new type,
embracing all the latest and best styles.
1887
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EIGHT barges St, Bernard coal just
received. Also P%ittsburg and cannel
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1875-03-02

School books, embracing every book
now in use OF either public or private
schools in the city, can be found at
Mansford's, corner Second and Monroe.
VI
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The LEDGER job office is one of the
most extensive in the South and capa.
BILE Of executing any class of job work.
l2St
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Mons. +. f. Gillett, agent Of the De
Murska concert troupe, is in the city,
and says that De Murska will remain at
New Orleans this week, she having been
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