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New-York tribune., 1876-12-21
PASSING ERS H4ILED.

FOR LIVERPOOI,-Tn steamship BItrriI Dec. 30 Rev.
II. nyands IS oan MI and Mrs r. \. Dayios and enld D..
Rue Fr John f. He ry, A. HuIucuin Kate Rob
erts Fu SchIuidn, H. W. Sharpess n. ifnOun Miss
mai t.sgrV
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Go mhom il aIan Goneern

I IFE INSURANCE.
The unders gued until recently Actuary Of OF the
leading insurance companies IL prepared 20 mako all cat
cuaons relating Life Insurance. and furnish Information
hr subject free OF charge Cali address l55 and l8
Broadway, n. Y, second door front - .,,,>,,.
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GALE OF THE BUILDINGS erected by the
- Vaed states Government tho International Exhi.

Of 1916. - :, -.- ,,. yam, ,,.,.
November - 1876. :
SEALED PROPOSALS are hereby invited for the purchase
aud removal Of the following Buildings erected BY tue Cne
states connection with the internauonaI
Exhibition, viz. 80 ... -,
l. Thc Government Building at intersection o. Bemont and
Fonuam aNCitgts, IN Exhibition GrOunds bUit o. rumed
tmbei with roof truss felt ruoi an glazed sides IN
form Latin central nave ana aiae ivoNlOO tgt
trnspt 2pOxleO rct Crca Et 1icsect0n snrmouncd Dy
lantern whole area $40 square feet. BUiiuc 20 be sold
tracks plugs hose apparatus or lightning rods, ami 20 os
rucyed after February Isl J. as possible suitable
shops lceECuse Nc, Proposals VIII DO
received at No l735 strrei, Washington d. C., untl
January Is. 1871 when they VIII b1 opened anu a"au
made. - -, o- .o -, -,
addition Al4 stories high capacity "a hospital
bcs with dspensary Offices, sOr, rooms Kitchen
&c To be sold IT stands aud removed Hs soon aer
Feutulry l. 1914 possible suitable ior iaft dWeIlg
Proposals viii be received above until p H. January lo
zach bi must accompanied by certified cheek for 10
bid the cheek 10 be forfeited to tho
compoo tho purchase by full payment within ave dsys alter
notice OF his bid and no work OF removal 20 he
begun until fG payment Is mAne. The Government reserves
the ri Sht reject all iias not deeB al satisfactory
An desired information iu respect 10 The Government ul
inc NAV Egd upon application To- this ohce or 70 irI
HENRY METCAIFE u. g. A., at the BilHng lisdii IN
regard 10 the Hospital Building, of Assistant surgeon j. j.
WOODW ARD, Army Medical Museum, Washington, D o.
An bids 10 be ind0rsed envelop Bid for Government
Building" the be- ana TO be addressed 20 Col 5
Z. LYFORD Chairman Board U. ;. kNecut.ye Department.
ID. O." >. G. LNFOkD,
Breyet Lieut. Col, U. s. A., Chairman of Board.
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sleamboals ano RalIroa0s.

Io NewYork nom foot OF Desbroscs and Cortandt
sis
$40 a. m. for Washington and the West Richmond
She SOUTH uuian Parior from NewGOrk
Baltimore and Washington making close connection for
Cincinnati. St. Louis, Louisville, sc.
y. Manhington the West aud for Richmond.
GOrOnsy.lla Pullman from NewiOrk 20 Baltimore
and Washington making oioso connection fer Chicago Cn
einDat. Louisville. 81 L0us Pittsburgh, &c
NJ. daily for Washington the South and West Pnlnans
seepers from New York Baltimore and Washington making
connections for Chicago. Cincinnati. Louisville, 50
l. uis Pittsburgh the South and Southwest Connects at
Washington with trains for LyncboUrg Florida NewOrleans
and the South
FOR through tckes please call at Companys Onces Slb
Broadway New.YOrk aud 11oSet Offices foos
OF COTtandt and Deshrosses ss ard Depot Jersey City
ASK FOR TICKETS VIA
RAITIMOpE AND OHIO RAILROAD
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FOR sALEi
THE srNGERLY PRINTING AND PUBLISHING
HOUSE.

The undersigned for sale The old ana weestabshed
STEREOTYPE, PRINTING. BOOK BINDING, and PUB
LIsHING BUSINESS OF tho late BENJAMIN SINCERITY
stuste at Sos L. 90 and % South Thirds HaIrsDurg
Penn IL largest and most complete establish
mens in tie state being built aud fitted up from eeisr 70
roof for the express purpose for which Is now used l
stock OF Adams Gordon and Cottre Babeock Presses ana
improved machinery type binders and stereotype tools
is paratvey and complete and everything In
readiness large trade The building which was erect
ed about ago is OF brick has frontage OF %
feet on Thlrdst by 20 feet Slackberyave, Is six
stories hgh basement and underground vaults for
the storage Of stereotype plaes &C. IL Is admirably lighted
fm All it, Sides d Is exceedingly strong, subaDta
and dToroa Tho state printing was done by us ats owner
or tho contract Is nov about 10 DO et
az tie next session OF the Legislature. rare opportunity IS
here presented permanent AMI proHtaDe business IN
printing and publishing trade are2y e
abshe everything being In readiness FOR doing an immense
business.
To afiept aln description of suoh extensive essab
shmou would unsatisfactory and AZ lt IA ecetea tht
persons seriously think Of purchasing would HOi 10 so
personal Inspection cordial invitation Is hcre
extended To- any one contemplating Investment, who VIII
be gi0 wu throIgI the building By the manager.
be received by the unGesg led i0f TIRE enre
esisbshuGnL with wltOut the ZEAL estate Descriptive
catalogues Furnished en- application Ad1reSl
EDWIN IARF, Administrator,
IIarri- -lf,ryl ylBrI
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vTNIATrpE AINANAc

sun r1ses T2l SUI 4.3B Moon sets. - lO:l 5
uiCH WAnB rms pAY-A.A
sandy Hook "a uovs island 1:55 Hell q. Ferry lI4
HIGU NAIIR IilIS ltY-P. h
Sandy Hook HAS Cows slann 205 Hell o. Ferry. 1854
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ppcIsioss-DEo 90.

Supreme Court ChaMJTs-Bv Judge Davis
During agt german Savings Bank.Ao0n denied with fo
costs Of opposing GEn ag Raynor Motion granted
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Proposals.
PROPOSALS FOR OIL FOR 1S77-7S.
OFFICE or tHE LIGHTHOUSE BOARD,

Il OFFICE or IiIE LIGHTHOUSE BOARD, !
MAsHNGION Dee L. 1876. J.
SEALED PROPOSALS win De received ut this ohoe VI ~
l9 % clock m. TUESDAY the SECOND DAY 0i JAND'
AIRY, 1874 supply eighty seven thoufana lSL0o9 gar
Ions Of tc quality Winter strained pre LARD OH lof
IA, United SIates Lighthouse service aecsrs 10 The spiel
hearing date above Of which mas De hld
after Is, Application % the Lighthouse Baarfi 20 tne
Lighthouse IGs,oeOT IompklnsNui staten lsanI, Nen
Y0t tho Lighthouse Inspector az No - Perheftpn square
B0og The l2ho lso Inspector ~ Dcir0,
Michigan aad the Ii ehthouse Inspector al san fEncseo'
California. - ". w lirNI.ln, I.,
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Sales On AurIlon

A. MERwIS. AncuJncer
JlY BANGS& Co., 656 Broadway, near Bond
lD st.-Sales OF Books. Works ~ Art. &c &c
FRIDAY and SATURDAY, NJ $50 p. M.
ELEGANT and ILLUSrR ATED BOOKS. photograph
AIbuHs STANDARD Works in Gen,ral Literature ChIrens
Books etc.
New-York tribune., 1876-12-21
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.

PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
GREAT TkUNk n LINE AND UNITED STATES aHrL 5Nrt
landt street Ferries as follows: so,,h
ExpreSs Tor 9rrisbsIg PseGrgh ne West ana ana so D.
with Pullman Palace cars sttacheu e"o n H. o"'" w
Ro- Wnamsport Lock Haven Cory and Erie $50 A.
OIL Regions. For WiamspOrt and Loek Haven osO rTsh
For Ps@o " wfsinstSb and the s soq a s1eSpt su
@pd Z m sunday 9 and siop p Mo M a. 20 Itsd
$50 o. 4 s3S, ana p m Ensrart and sooOnd aa''
Accommodation Tor Trenton, a m. and 4;l0r% "a
90 ESF Ksgars ssa T. s,S sS 5S go 20 sd 5 ~ s
730 slO 10, lli3O y and II night sunday S'1V' ''
= For Fop aSsBsta, ESQ. Z, TO O. TO- II p m ,l
$50 SS $40 40 30 9i29 s osS IGaS Sis ~ go $50
W For ria railway $50 4 TAO s. 10 Il 2SSe SS d
D. M and II night sunday, 5:2O, G9J and NJ o2o and
For woodbridge Perth NmOoy, and South Amboy' o'V N'
II For 81 NJ New SiunsSicE, nV T. s and Ii m 4lo S2o S
,. a.. and II night Sunday, pm:
EST ET kgstas kfss dIS1e aS1 oct III Him. so @ no. and O
For Princeton Z. $40, and 1880 m, l. 2 4iV aa'
ES, Foo PfmScsS PsrsSSFs and aSS seaefe R 1850 S %
For Flemington. 1890 a m aad 2Pm
For TrontoI Borentown burlington, aud CaEsasn 90"
lC;So So q & M q 2 7sS I; ana a. n p = ~ ilopm
For Iarinslele and sqnan 7Sg & & p ya M Perth AnbOy
For sh,s5wE VI, sSs@Ge JnnsSioS S%S sio %
10. HighTsfOwn and Pembertoh $50 n ioH VIA io'--
boy. and 7SOa M via Monmouth Jnnea a 1870 m. and
Monday fFoq Washington and .al,imoge sc TsO fIos
tS sS SDG 56S 6S2S 2S26 @ o OSO icc 20 io
do slS go $40 ieiS ana ,n ie ao ,So S SiGa S %
TcSet ohees $40 and s34 Broaaway, No. As'Gi GsiDSrs-
and foot q DesITosfss ia and and is y
pot Jersey City. Enigrant Ticket ONCE No lgent
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Business Ghanres.

nor RSALE-PRINTING ESTABLISHMENT,
doing good job business and publishing weekly paper In
interior Of this State. =, ,r,,so,y
Address, principals only, ~; w I. lLoOty
New-York tribune., 1876-12-21
Gieamboats anb Railroads.

.DRDGEPORT, and all points on Housato.is
~ and Napgatuck Railroads. Fare. 81. Steamer BRIDGE
PORT leaves CatharnesD at ll30 and Bridgeport
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IL D. m
CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSRY
W -ALLENT0wN LINE.-Fery Stations IN New.York
bcrtyst AMI foot OF Clarksont, town. Freir
station. foot OF Liberty-st
Commencing Oct @ is76,-Leaye newYork. foot Of Ia
$40 a m@SsM TRAIN for Easton Belsidsre BethlsSsu
Bath Allentown Masoh Chunk. 7arsnend. wakes6sTrs
Scranton Carbondae, &c; connects at Junction Ela D.
= Elsa m-For somerviiie and Pennington.
Sf5 m-MoRxfSg E1fRKss. datly texeept Sundaysl fx
High Bridge branch, Easton, Allentown Harrisburg aa5
tho West Connects at EasLon for Mauch Chunk Tamaqa
sI:Op D. m-ExPREss for Pennington, Easton A4enLogz
Mauch CtRk, NIikesbarre, SerantOn, Tansaqua Masns
CltY, HazistoR, Beading, Columbia. Lancaster Ephrsa
So, n m-For HIss Bridge nranch Eason. Belyiders
Allentown. Mach Chnnki connects at junction vik
$50 o. For SomerviIle and Flelnington-
bl5 D. n.-For Bonnd Brook
1890 pEyExIAe E1PKEsS daily foI Baston Belyidsfs
Allentown. Mauch Chunk Wkesbarre. Towanda Reading
Harrisburg aud go west
$3.50 D. In.-Fnr Easton - 49,. :. o.. -
so5 ioo5' il:ss a. M l25O, l5O. 800, 4:2o, $40 s21
100 SS.e 1905 lI:50 .. N. 80
Connection 5 nase BY carkson-st Ferry at Jersey dy
For ~ tsSs 70 local points see timetable st saOnA
NEW-YORK AND LONG BRANCH DIV.
ALI, RAIL LINE BETWEEN NEWHORK, LONG
IRANCH OCEAN GROVE SEA GlRT. AND sQUAN.
Time Table OF Nov 10. 1873, Trains leave Neyfork fom
foot Lfberty-st North River at $40 if4o my Ala
u From IN + foot of Clarkson-st at 1l:35 a. m.
Stages to from keyport connect &C Aatawan Station
with ali trane.
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NEW YORK AND PHILADELPHIA NEW

BOUND BROOK ROUTE
FOR TRENTON AND pHILADkLPHlA.
Leave NewYerk feot Of iibeTyst, az GtC, FAD 915
Leave foot Of cfarkson.st at eSs, 1856 so5 l2So
Leave Phladepha from station North PennsyyanIs Rail
road THIRD and Berkssts 7sJo $50 E30 32O ).
ESQ A.. z.s -.
Pullman Drawing Room Cars attached 10 the 141 end
ei6 a m trains NewYorK TO trains leaving Third
ana BerkBsrs at 8 and $50 .. m
ali trctus eoanert az Trenton Jacf0n % oa Teaton
Leave Trenton for New York at 54o olo' i0Zo M z'iV
3:46 5a6, 7:20 p. m. ,,,,,,, ~. p.a. 49,.
New-York tribune., 1876-12-21

GENERAL SKssIONs Pact TT.-fiIipgBstFEyR J.-Jnmcs
MCMauu burglary; HaSO HerrcIf"l and James H. Potter
VIM C. ArrhrsOn JOhU Capran. and MIn fiizgfr
ad false Thomas COlomau grand iarc Hrury
Hughes ainpI At grand larce Wolf Cohen, felony Chas
WilsDs, pciit lircouy.
PAgT L-sUTHEai ,Sp J-Thomas Farrell, felony John
Madden and ErAnk Mahden TnhbsrY.
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CORT EDWARD INSTITUTE, n. Y.

y.RATES REDUCED TO Sl72 A YEAR. al
l1fteen prepare for College for hnnts or 10
life Rive lTadrntg courses, any threc seo may
'H'o''" JOS. r. KING u. ID.
New-York tribune., 1876-12-21
JnstrutficH.

Country. =
@00E PER YEAR--ROCKLAND COL
DSZU LEGE, Nyack N. Y No extras SennfT CireniAr
New-York tribune., 1876-12-21

A Boarding School for - BOys. o. Winthrop
~ Starr 4. 81. Port cleslcT Wc'tohescr County n. y
A HOMELIKE Boardmg school for Yonng
~ Eovs D. HINES 4. NJ. Hrnpstogd. l. I. 1900 n ss1o
FIRST-CIASS PRIVATE FAMILY would
"A rltirr oNa Of tsu oT trrc Ci Hl.N anH k.
Instruction IN EugHh uuC music
Grs,r,d ! plec very m6torntr d. w.. Aont0n. tonn
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1876-05-12
HaseIYrooa Chnnsr rn,-

The fair and festival at HazaIwoos
Chapel out on the fernando plank road.
near Cane creek, progressed last night in
a most satisfactory manner. Quite a
number of Memphians went out last
evening and enjoyed a most delightful
entertainment. The ladies connected
with Hazelwood Chap | have energetic.
ally gone to work TO reft ihe chapel and
make it attractive, and the entertain
ments given there nightly are for this
purpose. The strawberry aud ice cream
festivals have beeu largely attended by
citizens residing in the surrounding
country, and most pleasant reunions
have been iuaugurat,d On to morrow
a big barbecue will take place, and it will
be given in the old.fasbioned country
style, a fact which will attract a large
assemblsge of citizens to the grounds.
The fertival viii be continued tonight,
and omnibuses will leave the east side Of
Court Square at h~altpast eight o'clock
to morrow morning for the grounds. A
fue band will be present for the enter.
tainment Of the dancers, and croqaet
grounds and swings have been prepared
for the amusement Of the children.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1876-05-12

The Chickasaw Guards had q fancy
drill a. their armory on Adams street
last night in the presence of a large
party of their lady and gentlemen
friends, and wound up with a very pleas
ant hop. The magnificent silver service
presented to them recently while in
Nashville by citizens and the Wayerly
Club Of that city, through General w.
B, Bate, was Oh exhibition. Since their
return they have prepared as a memo
rial Of the generous attentions received,
and many pleasant incidents, a set of
resolutions to be spread on the journal
of the company and furnished by the
secreta'y to Mrs. Samuel Donelson, tie
Porter Rifles, the Waverly Club, aud { o
gentlemen named therein. These reso-
%lutions have been printed in elegant
style, and we are indebted to members
Of the company for a copy, which win
hereafter adorn our editorial room.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1876-05-12

DR.. F. G. McGavock, Of Shawnee Vii.
lage, Mississippi county, Ark, who has
been in the city a day or two, leaves for
home this afternoon by au up river boat.
The Doctor, we learn, is a candidate for
Congress, and has been indorsed by five
counties out Of thirteen in his district.
he is an accomplished, genial gentle
mao, a man Of the people, and would
represent their best interests in Congress 1.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1876-05-12
lee cold Soda and Read, sc.
at Bartee's, 32S Main st, 5St
What a sneeze Cost.


A sueezs delivered by a draper's assis-
tant on the 28lh of January led TO an ac-
ton which was tried before the Lambeth
CouAty Court in England. The plaintiff
was in the service Of the army and navy
cooperative stores, Westminster, 10 The
drapery department, of which defendant
was manager. About 10 clock at night,
when assisting TO take stock, having a
cold in his head, he was compelled to
sneeze, He sneezsd rather loudly, for
defendant came up to where the plaintiff
and others were at work, and demanded
to know who sneezed. The plaintiff at
once magnanimously admitted that he
was the sneezer, upon which the defenr
dRnt told him that the next time he
wanted TO sneeze be must 60 outside to
do it. Shortly afterward, the plaintiff
felt himself impelled TO aneeze again.
aud, putting on his oyereoat, said to de-
PENDANT; please, sir, | am going to
sneese." He was thereupon told by the
defendant that ii he VEN outside he musE
60 altogether, and, upon his proceeding
to do so, the defendant insisted upon his
returning the weeks wages he had re-
ceived a few hours previously, the week
work net expiring until the afternoon Of.
the next day. AS be declined to com
ply with this demand, the defendanttook
him by the collar and pushed him down
a spiral staircase a flight at a time. He
was subsequently marched Oh the preiui
ses between q policeman and the door
keeper. He claimed damages for the ia-
juries he had received by his rapid d.
scent down stairs. Alter several witness
es had been examined, and the defend.
ant had given evidence, the jury render
ed a verdict in favor VI the sneezer les
ego damages,
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1876-05-12

The readers of the LEDGER must not
be kept in the dark, and we therefore
notify them of what is going on. We
see that the subscribers to the AppeaI
and Avalanche are informed by an ad.
vertiaement in those papers of the public
sale of a delightful homested, charmins
in all its features, to take place to.mor
row, and what is more, Of a free luncb
to which oil bidders are invited, and al
we ale sure 1t will be doing our readers,
and Mr.. Parker as well, a favor to give
the sale and the lunch the benefit Of the
LEDGER's large city circulation, we dc
not hesitate 10 call attention to the tact
that whoever wishes to buy Mr.. ParkeT'G
delightful Homestead, No. 2O6 Tennessee
street, will have the opportunity of bid
ding for i tomorrow at II o'clock upon
the premises, then and there only, and
that lunch begins at IL.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1876-05-12
E-I-R-B-U-E-L.

25 Cartons of fine French
flowers at less than cost at
Leubrie RFOs.' Great Sale,
2sO and 2sS Main street.
Straw goods at your own
price,
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1876-05-12
IMMENSE ARRIVAL
roo Dream and soda Water.

B. Rlcco, ZIG Main street, has opened
his ladies' and gentlemen's saloon for
the season, and is prepared to furnish
best articles as heretofore. SGT
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1876-05-12
CITY CIRCULATION
THE CITY.
MEMPHIS:
KvenInr. NAY u, Is7e.
Amusements

ESTHER CoYoERr.-At the Memphis
Theater tonight the Esther Club will
give a concert sRd opera de salon of a.
most attractive description. In the ex-
cellent rendition Of the beautiful Can
tata of Esther a few seasons ago this
club made reputation which will insure
a crowded house whenever it appears
before the public. Judging from the
number Of seats Glreedy engaged, it is
safe to assert that the audience to night
will be one Of the largest and most
fashionable that has assembled in the
theater this season. See programme in
the amusement column.
The Hebrew picnic op The 10th prom.
Uses to be one of the most enjoyable
affairs Of the season. The different
Quantities are composed Of young men
whose character for enterprise and In
dustry is an assurance that every ar
rangement will be of the most perfect
order. The Baby Show will be under
the supervision Of Count Lou Leubrie.
The babies will dTsW many valuable
prizes, while the older oneu will derive
much fun.
THE GRAND CENTENNIAL TOURNAMENT
By reference to the advertisement in an
other column it will be seen that OF
Thursday, June LIST, at Olympic Park
the grand Centennial tournament and
royal coronation ball, under the business
management Of Mr.. Peter Tracy, will
take place. The lists of officers ant
committees are made up from among
our most respectable citizens. The
prizes to be contested for are valuable
the entrance fee for knights literally
low, and the restrictions aud regulation
such as have been observed and enforced
in previous we'll conducted tournaments
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1876-05-12
NOTTCn.

Parties desiring fresh meats
for Sunday should not fail TO
leave their orders ON Satur-
day at III. Seessel, ST., e. sons,
cor. Jefferson and Second. Ga
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1876-05-12

$4,000 worth of boots and shoes re-
gardless of cost at Eagle Boot and Shoe
Store, 344 Main street. CIT
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1876-05-12

FERGUSON & Co., 1904 Second street,
repairs harness, saddles and collars 1T
living prices and ask your patronage.
%
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1876-05-12

Wayne's new patent self
Tentilating American Refrlg-
orators preserve all kinds of
UerishNble food longer, with
less ice, than any other now
i'm use. For sale by III. Wetter
a Co.. I3 and is Monroe,
aud 384 Main street, 6l-t
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1876-05-12
Stationery in Boxes

Good quality, Csc, SOC, 4Oc, SOC, 6Oe
and 75c per box, cheapest in the city,
at SNgTH's, l54 Main st. 62-t
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1876-05-12

FERaUsoN & Co., No. 5000 Second st.,
have a ine line Of linen horse covers, fly
nets, ear nets, lap busters, saddle blan-
kets etc. 81
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1876-05-12
KAHN g. FREIBRRG.
ATTENTION, GENTLEMEN F.!
ATTENTION

CLOTHING DEPARTMENT.
200 prs. elegant cashmere pants, So 80
200 gauze undershirts, fine, SOC.
so dozen seamless cotton socks, l5c.
100, III, 17S Main St, cor. Poplar
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1876-05-12
Paper your residences,
Now is the best time.
MARCUS JONES,
5Ot No. 2964 Second Street.

RUBBER miniature frames, three sizes,
just received at the Jet Palace, 926 Main.
q
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1876-05-12

Gas PIPEs, Water Pipes. Bath Tubs,
Pumps, Hydrants, Hose, etc. Prices
lew. Browne, the Plumber. 263 Second
street. opposite Court Square. Il6-t
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1876-05-12

Go TO Howard's old stand, 283 Main
street, for pure soda and mead. No
marble dust used made from pure
bicarb soda. Sears & Co. ga
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1876-05-12
Etrawher,tss

From the fruit farm of Mr.. j. E
Spicer, received regularly twice a day
during the season. C. R. RYAN & Co.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1876-05-12

BANANAS are cheaper than eyer at 2S7
Main street, corner Madison. Cit
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1876-05-12

VIeToR D. FUcHs has q choice lot
Reelfoot Lake perch and trout with red
snapper right fresh, at Al Jefferson at.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1876-05-12
Tha Chnmnion Gnme.


Wednesday next will be a gala day in
the history Of base ball in this city. The
freight agents and the cotton buyers will
on that eventful day engage in a cham
pion match at Olympic Park, the pro-
ceeds to be divided among the orphan
institutions of the city, and in the divis-
ion the Reformatory Industrial Home
for fallen women, established by the Sis
tiers Of the Good Shepherd, should not
be forgotten. The picked nine of the
respective amateur clubs are as follows:
FREIGHT AGENTS.
B. V. jackson, r. W. Lightburne, Ed
R. Hart, E. Bowen, R. Gibson, B.
Hughes, j. NJ. Carver, Ad Storm, ALI G.
luther.
COTTON BUYERS.
George H. Latham, H B. Camp, R.
Wolfenden, R Jones, jr, j. B. Daniel,
j. Il Katzenberger, s. Lipwann, P.
G%atens, George l.. Castnor.
In the above clubs are many good base
ball and old town-bsll pltyers, and a
thrilling and lively game may be ex.
pected. The captains, pitchers, catchers,
etc, are being selected with cere.
The men of the Cotton Exchange
have organized finance and reception
committees, composed Of leading mer
chants, and who will carry out the pro
gramme to a msst successful termina
ton. Olympic Park will be crowded
with ladies and gentlemen next Wednes
day afternoon, rs the proposed game ha
already become one of the startling az
, popular sensations throughout the city
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1876-05-12
Seven celebrated Rosa Con
chas for csc al COIeman's.

SID Cooks Billiard Parlor is the place
to pass a pleasant hour. 59-T
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1876-05-12
Five genuine PiccadOras for
25c at COIeman's.

Go TO Towards old stand, 283 Main
street, for pure soda and mead. No
marble dust used; made from pure
bicarb soda, Sears Il Oe. Ga
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1876-05-12
COULD NOT STAY AWAY.
THE

THE 0FFNERS,
After a years absence, have returned
and elegantly fitted up
The Empire Saloon, IS Jefferson st.,
Where the best
wines, Liquors, Bear, Cigars,
and everything appertaining to a first
class establishment can be found.
Next Monday, May 18th,
they will set a
GRAND FREE LUNCH,
Spring Lamb, Vegetables, etc.
Over the saloon they have
ELEGANT PARLORs FOR LADIES,
where they can rest and enjoy them
selves without being disturbed. old
friends and the public are invited to call
upon [64l THE OFFNERS.