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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1876-02-25
Friday, Sd Day Of March, 1876,

tho real estate mentioned and described in
said decree, II being lot No. 7 Of the McKin-
ney subdivision In the city Of Memphis,
Shelby eaunty, Tennessee, fronting 0l feet on
Jackson street, and running back between
parallel lines % feet. and is the sam lot pqr-
cause 9Th Of May. 1873, and fully set out and
described in the report Of said sale, and on
he map. Exhibit A" 10 said report, which
was confirmed BY said Supreme Court, 3lst Of
May, 1913, bydeeree Of reoord in Minute Book
No 6, pages i0 to 12a inclusive.
Terms Of Sale Cash. Equity Of redepp.
ton barred,
January %, 1876.
JOHN II, FREEMAN, Clerk.
Z. L. BELoHER, Solicitsf' Ia-s
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NAroML TEMPLE or Il. AND T. EtHVH
No. l-meets every Friday even EA
ing att o'clock at new Masonic MIfh
hall, Gayoso block, Main street. 4
g. e. Tate, W. @. T.; Chas. Layton. W. Y
T.; G. A, s. Richardson, W. R.; j.. z Rogers,
". A.. r. A II. White. W. F. R. D. G. Nc
Oougal. W IT,: A. Hum, w. u g. W
Ramsey, W. D. U.;W. A Hill. ~, W. G.. z.
= Davis, W. S.; E. o. Milton, W. Chaplain.
CHELsEA TEMPLE or II. y 7. No. 2-meets
every Tuesday evening at 8 O'clock, at their
hall, Brick Church, Chelsea, q. r, Dawson,
". O. T.; j. MeH Holmes. W. V I; G.. G..
Sender, W. R.; Robt. Kendall. w. A. R.;
j. u. Chandler. W. 2. R.; w NJ. Carr, W.
T.; W. s. Rodgers. W. u; S. T. Noyes, W.
D, q; I, B. Rawlings, W. G.i K. 7. White.
MONTGOMERY COUNCIL No /. 7. A. n s
t. meet, first Monday in each month, in
Masonic Hall, Gayoso Block, at TX o'clock
pm. John W. Graham, Q. Of c.; John W.
Brush, X.
THALEs TEMPLE oY II. AND 7. No. 4-meets
every Monday evening at ~ O'Clock at their
hall, corner Second aud Adams streets over
Engine-house. d. g. Reahard W. o. T.. J.
Wool. W. v. t.; John W. Brush, w. r 7,
I. Davis, W. A. R; W. II. Atkinson, W. +.
H.; Chas. II. McDougal, W. t.; George w,
Ramsey. W. UT. j. Walker, W. D. u; K.
F. Risk, Jr W.G.;.'W. j: Lowry. W. s..
Dan A. johnson, W. Chaplain.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1876-02-25
RIVER INTELLIGENCE
BOATS LEAVING TO-DAY.

steamer ruth, White river.
Phil Allin, Friar's Point.
Geo. w. Cheek. Helena.
Osceola Belle, Haile's Point.
DEPARTURES.
Steamer A. j. White, Napoleon.
City Of Chester, st. Louis.
BOATS IN PORT.
Ruth, Phil Allin, George W. Cheek,
0seeola Belle, Idlewild, Ella.
WEATHER AND BusIEEss.
Weather clear and pleasant. The river
here is stationary aud stands 80 feet IL
inches above low water mark. At Cairo
the decline yesterday was 4 inches, with
40 feet 5 inches above low water mark.
AT St. Louis the decline was 2 inches.
The Ohio is falling from Pittsburg to
Cairo, with 8 feet on the falls. Gambler.
land river is receding, with 8 feet on the
shosli. Arkansas river is receding, with
5 feet 6 inches in the channel at Little
Rock. White river is falling, with plenty
OF water from Jacksonport to the mouth.
MISCELLANEOUS.
The landing presented a lively appear
ancs to-day.
The fine weather is improving business
in the bends.
The City Of Helena left Vicksburg yes.
terday moo for St. Louis.
The Andy Baum, for Memphis, and
Thomas Sherlock, for New Orleans, Left
Louisville yesterday.
The James Howard left St. Louis last
evening for New Orleans.
The Thompson Dean, for Memphis
and Ashland and Fontenelle, for Arkan.
sas river, left New Orleans last evening.
The A. ]. White, for Napoleon, had 4
good trip Of freight and people. Sh'
will bring a big crowd Of Msrdi GraI
visitors.
The City Of Chester returned to St
Lonis last evening with 600 bales Of cot
ION.
The Thompson Dean took into New
Orleans this trip 1886 bales Of cottor
4OO3 sacks of seed. She will return L
Memphis on Monday next in time 70
the carnival.
The G. W. Cheek, Captain Nat Greer
in command, broughti in this morning IL
BALES Of cotton, $50 sacks seed and a goo,
list Of people. She returns to Helen
this evening, attending to all way bus
ness. DIP. Davis and John Langloi
are her efficient clerks.
The good steamer yint shinkle, Capt
Remission, leaves this evening for Cairo
Louisville aud Cincinnati. ticketing pas
sengers through to all points East at re
duced rates. Billy Mcintyre has charg,
Of the Office.
The Kittie Hegler, lying in port q
New Orleans, caught ere last night, ant
was burned to the water edge. She We
receiving for Pittsburg, being ADVERTISED
70 leave last evening. Tho Kittie was
good stern-wheel boat. She was value,
at $4,000, and owned by Captain Hsp
ler' her commander, Lawrence Mcintyre
her clerk, aud others Of Cincinnati, an,
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% Wedae,0ay, March Is, 1875,

in legal hours. In front Of the Court House,
Memphis. Tennessee, proceed 70 sell. to the
highest bidder, for cash. the following de-
scribed property, to-wit: A certain lot or
parcel Of land lying In the cOnnty-of Shelby,
State OF Tennessee, fronting IN Brinkley ave-
nue., near Memphis, beginning at o sycamore
tree on said avenue; thence in a noriherly d.
rection so feet with said avenue; thence st
right angles With said avenue IT'S feet; thence
sOuthwardly parallel with said avenue 90 feet;
tnence to the beginning us feet; being a part
Of The Hoeg tract, and levied on as the prop
erty OF John Gorman, one Of the defendants
herein.
Also parts Of lots /, Q and 3 in block 60 Of
Fort Pickering extended. situated IN Shelby
county, Tennessee, beginning at the south
west intersection OF III tn and Gholsou streets,
thence south with Fifth street $50 feet; thence
west 200 ieet thence north 1850 feet TO gholson
street; thence east with Gholson street to tho
beginning.
also lot - in block 90, Fort Pickering,
Shelby county, Tennecsee, beginning $50 feet
south from the southwest corner OF Fifth and
Ghols0n streets; thence south 9 feet; thence
west 2Oj feet; thence north 9 feet; thence east
zoo feet TO the beginning Levied on as the
property Of Pierre Dupuy, one Of the suretios
herein.
Levied on as the property Of defendants
John Gorman aud surety. Pierre Dupuy, to
satisfy said Judgment. interest and costs.
Memphis, Sd day Of February, 1875. Y
q. l.. ANDERSON,
Sheriff Of Shelby County, Tenn.
By W. D. CANNON, d. 8.
~, CLAY KING Attorney for plaintiH.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1876-02-25
Sherif's Sale Of Real Estate.

DUBLIC NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN,
L that by. virtue of a vendltioni expouas to
me directed from the Honorable Circuit Court
drew Mcdowell 4 Co. VS.. J. NJ. Williams 4
20; w. IL. Toler and T. l. Giles, stsyers-
judgment rendered on the 29th day Of May,
1874, for the sum Of two hundred dollars. with
Interest and costs OF salt. to satisfy said judg-
meht, etc., l will, on
Tuesday, 2lst Day Of March, 1875,
in legal hours. in front Of the Courthouse.
Memphis. Tenn proceed to sell. TO he high
est bi der, for cash, tho following described
prope IT,, to-wit: Four-seyenths interest of
Thos. L.. Gi es in a tract Of land situated ana
being IN tho county Of Shelby, state eff
Tennessee, in the Fonrth Civil District,
b%"undet rs follows: Beginning at 9 stake
from which south l0v east Is link TO q hickory
marked Z d. the am being George Doherty's
mort west corner of his $500 mere grant No.
", which is the southwest corner Of J. B
hiekerson's tract; thence north. with said
Doherty's line 20 60 chains to a stake; thence
north 3 chains TO a mulberry and other point
ersi thence east chainsi thence north 5
chains to a stake; thence east II rs chains to
a stake thence south $40 chains; thence west
400 chains; thence south Is so chains; thence
east 2 CHAINS; t,ence south 9 chains; thence
north 5V' vets u chains to the beginning
containing 81 acres more or less. The above
described laud is tbs same on which the de-
PENDANT Thos. l. Giles now resides. Levied
ON as tho property Of hos. "a, Giles. slayer.
See Book 6S, page 27S. Of Registers office
Lovle on as the property OF defendant,
Ihos. i Giles, slayer, to satisfy said judR-
ment, interest and costs.
Memphis, 18th day Of February, 1876.
@. L. ANDERSON,
Sheriff Of Shelby county. Tenn.
JARNI0AE y FRAYsER, Alt'ys for plaintiff.
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Dbl snpreme Uonrta Jackson

D. r. Cook OF al. vs. j. +. Frank ct al.
RY VIRTUE OF THE DECREE PRO-
4 , nounced In this Cause November II 1873,
by the supreme Court Of Tennessee at jack
son, l wilt offer for sale to the highest bidder,
on Main street, in the city Of Memphis, on
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8
NOTICE.

THE STEAMER IDLEwILD ~ /,
j. will respma her trlps IN. the
phieot trade, leaving THIS DAY @A2
(kiidRyl, 18th inst At 5 nm,
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Sheriff. Sale Of Real Estate.

DUBLIC NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN.
1 that By virtue of several executions 70 me
directed from the Honorable Circuit Court Of
shelly county. Tennessee, 10 the case of d.
Canale aud j. Cameron, admir- OfO, g. Cam
eron. surviving partner OF Black, Cameron
a Co.. Y John German, james Nolan. r.
NJ. Lefresh. D. Larkin OF al, judements q N
dered on the 18th day Of December. 1870, for
the aggregate sum of twelve hundred and
six dollars and seventy four cents, with in
teresi end costs Of suit, to satisfy said judg-
ment. etc.. | will,
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Trust Sale.

DY VIRTUE or A DEED OF TRUST Elk.
ID ecute B 70 me as Tru,tee. on the 9th day
Of March, 1874. and recorded In the Reaister'
ONCE Of Shelby county Tennessee. in Deed
bnnk No 10l. paah ~. j will. on
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nEMPLARs OF N

NAroMA TEMPLE OF Il. AND 7.
No. l. meets every Friday even
ing at 3 o'clock at new. Masonic
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1876-02-25

By W. D. CANNON, ID. 5.
y. CLAY KING, Attorney for plaintiff,
l4l-l47-l55
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- V u nv HNJVN1 =
Sheriff of Shelby county. Tenn.
JARNioAS 4 FRAYsER, Att'ys for plaintiff.
l4B-it4-4
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-02-29

:,+rArEH dexter l:u@&>y-,i. 4: l'-year
old bov. who has been iu the county
iaI some three mouths. charged with
morse. stealing. last Wednesday evening
rr-clnde1 that he would take a walk.
IL told some persons a'ont the lai, sev,
c,a, days ago, that ho thought ne mad
teen in iail long enough, and did not
,,r0noss- to wa UU-:l ;ur rext term OF
Covr, III Nay tur hl- trial. White
line News, trh. g.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-02-29

ROMAN Wrestling March, Bren-
nan and Joseph Farnsworth are matched
for $3.50 a side to wreStle IN the Roman
stTle at Bige!ow's Hall, Saturday even
ing. March II, according to the rules
published in our advertising columns
under the head Of " New To-day. The
match is the best two in three, and as
both contestants are said to be experts
in that kind of exercise, the contest Will
doubtless be unusually interestlng. A.
tnOulA they are to wrestle after the man
ner OF the ancient Romans, neither OF
the gentlemen are natives Of the City OF
the Seven Hills, Mr.. Brennan halllng
from the Gem of the Sea, while / arms
worth. We believe, claims Albion as his
native land. Eureka Sentinel, Feb 70.
RoRnED.-A young lady living With
Pat McElroy. on Treasure Hill, made
the discovery on Thursday las: that
some person had appropriated $50 III
con, and two rings. valued at 500, from
her trunk. Mrs. McEroy had Sl2 IN
silver, which she put IN purse, and
threw it in a trunk. Soon thereafter
she wanted some change and went to
the purse to get It, when she discovered
that it had been taken. This caused
the voung lady - ser i her valuhbies
we're all right. and on examining her
trunk found tnat they, too. were gone.
40 one Is suspected Of the robbery.
White Pine N)ws, Feb. =.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-02-29

TURKISH Rules or CoNyERsATIoN,
Ia Turkey there are certain forms or
canCns OF conversation, any violation OF
which IS considered AZ outrage. and
the sum OF which constitutes their code
IF politeness as applied to conversation.
| will enumerate these one by one.
Never 20 Interrupt the speaker while
he is talking However iOng-wlnded or
uuiuterestius his couv rsatlon may De
to YOU, politeness r-Iuires that yoH
-LCull wait his conclusion. lon are
not nuder any obligation to enter INTO
conversation with him at ali; o1t Il you
IT,. il j, al understood condition ot
vo.Y conversational treaty that You
Should let him have Lis say.
Never to GiyeIge. IL the middle OF
conversation, from the main thread Of
discourse into a collateral iSsue. The
breach Of this rule l. considered by
T.rk as al uuparunnaDle r1ts0ess.
TL.s leads to coroll~ry,
> T. allow q short hut sufficient pause
between tn couclusiou of discussion
II one subject AMI entering Oh new
subject.
{ Never tel person thing he
l1. w. aireaiv.
) Not t. excuse oneself when convic-
teG Of beng III tie wrong how very
seldom vau lcar IN hurore. Yes ]
vas IN the wr5n- am sorry tor It.
49,: III T3rhrr Il l. con-J iei@i
Y.,'aN.u d. p Inciple and a breach Of
Dol,teueS- to Ieiuoe to b. 'JuvIcted Of
r-r.r. TIE cause Il the difference les
dee, H. the character d the two ric@s.
IN tlA absence on the pa1t Of the Turk
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-02-29

the 0RMSBY HOUSE.
Corner ot
Carson and Second Streets
Carson CITY. Nevada.
GEO. D. FRYER .. PROP.
This we'll known hotel has been enlarged and
reconstructed until in capacity and appearance
il is. unique stionably the
BEST PUBLIC HOUSE IN NEVADA
SURPRISES anything Of the k.2ln tbs state;
SPACIOUS DINING HALL
Magnificent ParIors and splendid
suites Of Rooms,
Combine 70 make Il supply wsrt long felt
hefe snd throughout the state. No pains or
expense VII be s9ared il the CULINARY
DEPARTMENT, and nothing tnst the markets
Of the Pacific Coast af3ra WI be omitted from
the table.
To correspond with the general elegance Of
the hogs- THE BAR will he sept on rlan
second 20 nothing in IAN Francisco: aad the
BILLIARD ROOM will Away be drst-ciass n
al ts appointments.
the WESTERN uKlcS TElEe2ApH eGEPAhf
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-02-29
LESSONS IN FRENCH.
lady Will. GIVE PRIVATE
LE.SOES IL F.StECH

To Young ladies' alu gcutlnInen, A. her resi-
d,.uca, No. So iiinnesota street. next
~, pnl,lic School, !rNlh-lm-
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-02-29

=. = HOFER
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-02-12

Honors to the Remains of tue Men who
Persisted In the BroHdwRy Fire.

uonors to the Remains of tue Men who
Persisted in the BroHdway Fire.
The remains OF David Clute and David
Muldrew, who perisse IN the Broadway FIRE on
Tuesday night. were buried yesterday, the fune-
raj services Of the former being IN the Masonic
Temple, AMI those OF the latter IN his residence
nt ~ West Tenth street. 4 drizzunx r in was
falling It mon as throns Gai sered around the
Masonic Temple nevertheless, all The seats, ex-
cent those that had been reserved in front, and
the hallway. were nned soon after the opening
Of The doors. ryrian Lodge 6ls. Of which Mr..
Cute WIS member. mustered IA tne library Of
the Temple, aud At o'ciocN az th, toiy was
borne into the building, the lodge IN rched
with the bier down the aisle. They were fol-
lowed by an escort OF ten hrcmen Of the Fifth
Battalion. commanded ny william ". Rro VII.
Inc coffin. whose I'D wHs strewn win cluster
ing flowers and evergreen. was deposited on TIE
'front.' II the platform, and uill bearers. six from
the Mason @ order and SIX from the Fire Depart
u,tnt. formed "A circle Al the rear. Mlsons and
nremeu nllrd the seats IN the front If the room.
Tue Rev. Dr.: W hite. pastor ~ th- twenty third
sire Pie .bytetian Church. tad a glowing
tribute 20 TIE courage aud iaithfuluess Of tue
| AT the conclusion OF the iscourse the Or. hat
] OF the dead man. heavily Jrtled. ~ t~ ilacrd on
the Coiiu lid, and then the funeral Offices OF the
| Masonic ritual we're perform ed AIthe Ma-ons
and the Bremen ascended the piitlorm and
| clustered about the remains. AR. john McGrc-
| han and George w. Palmer, acting ch aplain. led
| we're tossed upon the colt. and then the lid
was hfted ana the congre cation fled across the
pl tform. The twelve pail bearers then tore u g
| body to the healse at the Iweniy-thtrd street
| door, aud The line Of march was formed in
| Sixth aVtnuc. Several Thousand persons hled
! the sidewalks aud the streets. and a the pro-
cession moved along there was dense throng
aiong the route.
The funeral services over the body 81 Mr..
| David Nudrew were performed in Lis residt Uc G
| bv the Rev. futile and the Rev. Mr. Warner
| Of -. Lukes Churcn. Mt Iuttle In speaking ui
! the death of tie hrcmen, commented with
severity upon the car less and inefficient man
| Tor ia which buildings are constructed IN New
York, ettrihutins 10 this Use the loss Of HE
that fGt4ut atty attends great ures. Inc remains
! were escorted from the house hy ten Artnen 4
| the second Battalion un Ter command 0f Francis
| Mii4eadt, to IS Get Tenth street ant sixth ave
| nue., and there the procession hated until the
niri,,I Of iAe funeral cOrtc-e from the Masonic
Temple. Tue two joined. and Then ~ rchei
down broadway 70 south Terry. va the follow ing
order: squad OF police, toe dr. os'Ort. meme
beis Of Is ian Lodge. and the hedr,es Hld car
! ud-e-. The Geiual.s OF the two lrvmen were
inferred iu Greenwood Cemetery.
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hills furnish abundance Of rure water. O k and
ASIA tluncr L. tlcut enough tor large forming
Opulatiuu q d immense quantities 81 hay
couId nc tal,on nom line n.tIr1l meadows
Within sine uil-. the, say, tueto atr also thou
sands ut frir- ut n b valley lnNrs, nd the
climate s,cutd miidcr nan Va -ldc. Dec. n
thcy sought for sh tdc iu Wli0u to e Oh md
cast their q mo thc Cit una was % TT u.
a there was 10 ice DO the crtc,-. . ni Do we're
. 600 ~ du N-: tul grDc. - SIS. ii'm two g. Xxx
inches Hugo. W g seen iu fivurltic loc 4htirs.
me valleys are gen falit % rruw, few u,inv
"n 81 ta".c "uS lies, ' es ,S furnish rai fr 'S
hundreds to tn usauu- u' acres ui beautiful
t!rm,ng laNrs. mr. p'I-c i.-.p -'s J." r'tuin
and to establish hin sell a- tCuir, mui 80 -tut Il
iarm,r Ia on o. he IT, r. N"sh viii 10
The p.rty lurct, scd ANA brought b1ck numcr-
GUS ~ cimens Of the gold. in, !uding -amples (
br. ueht anout a hundred letters to b mail Il
or delivered. and several gold specimens sent
trr- were some from Spencer n f.. rrnettlnu
what f. mentioned nbov~ ~ Co tNcir work. and
Others from Allen. fiuruu a Co.. % coup any ct
nvc. hnNtug 81 .im ON kAiId 90. els. 81. m Nnich
l.t Is lei tue. have take ont $50 tui- 49, inter- in
less than three weeks # short q vs. work.
HrACuiNG rms Brp ROCK.
james Sutucil ui Whites To g.. r. Collins Of
Bismarck. formerly his partner IA Montana. lie
SAYS Spencer y Co. aud Alien, Foudt & Co. arr
the Only ones who have r'ucDcd o. Il rock. but
from tHeir success ANA the uetat result 81
pr speeding he Is certain the Iiiack HIS viii
prove second Montana. lie names eleven
creeks On which gold has been found In pAying
quantities. Tue winter nights In the Hills he
| SAYS. are cold. but the d W are beautiful, and
their horses are fattening In something like the
Montana bunch grass. which t9unds in great
| January ~. The HIS. he says. ire covered 10y a
dense growth Of pine, enough ~ II mere iantab, Z
| timber to ,iunluV many saw mills. Tor which
there Is n und mt " tier power He writes also
| Of the finest farming lends e'rc found az the
foot hills ana thinks the country VIII be settled
| rapiCy Near the foot ma. are groves # lIum
trees ami lest, Of OIh. ASH. elm, waite birCn.
| c,V"hWvuu Nc WI EANc ht ii htl"hr uttf'
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FRIDAY. Feb u.-Flour was steady, with
rai er moro doing n siippns era9es At rather
sp eT1Ss'' laser fry u' souh uaeicr'd
Re hIm active. Ruca wheat huur unchanged.
rd8e m' s '.eaa aat W" gum 9T so i ;qg
Stur. 81, $40 - 90 winter what \ and Xxx,
SIS 50, Nin.tsolA paIen', ~ 'pAs'So' southern
COTTON spnlr advanced llde.; uliiilinS upands,
i3c Gales a23 bales lulnre- gin Toe. hsher
Tor March, II 6'. Tor April and IS lllnc, ior May.
x cepl.at ne pvIts TO-DAY 1880 bales ami for the
GRAiN Wheat hrmer nut quot sacs a. 500 bush. a,
u 81 I'D or rejected spring ahoa II II - for No
Cncaso spring IN u re- an alo.t, 81 l3tfil T. or
No. Mills aukee spring N store small los Of white At
ie9iir Tor inferior western mixed. ioa.c, for 30
m Ned, isaioec i9r 80. tse5uc. for state mixed on
tue tra, an 5losi2c for state wte on the uack. rye
duN. Barley -saes 1900 bush, At zoe. for interior
two.rove state Sic. Tor SO. two-toNvd s7ie, 81 "i
common Canada Corn fairly activei sales 10000
hush. a. &c. Tor inferior Of Western mike Csc for
Xed, 6ialc fpr Western new mixed, t3c for We tern
yellow ncN 'c. for yellow southern tor ebruarY and
fRousloNs-FOrk WIS again hsneri saes on the
55oonbs At ta3 Is for March " is to W. - or ipr
Gear AMI llhc or Western do ard"as higher az s
d DO and for n,aTe deiyery oo5 tc.. prime Wtern
atSl3tur February sljlO tl3l5 Tor March, ftje5'g
noc- lua,c Tor city, and p Toe. tor Western Al
ter ca ngr thDrr vas le-- buot cy la NIX and larl.
Gro, tElEs no coffee Wac duh anu Unchanged a 100
mud grad there was asie OF 600 hag- Maucailo, at
E'SsiNc Ga. fGrrsn a, 99ii,ses aug Ne" 0,,
quiet and unchanged Raw sugsr- quiet an an hanged
~ s4Nt ifsc. To- tnf 20 good ituuinsi sales 'i u.
i"1 '' ,,, otH "e,uI,is n"i',',' s''u, M =
N,lneG IN iair demand at ln'f Nc. for "rds'
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ITED

ALNcrR-At DohbH Fer. Thursiav. Feb. ~. 1s76
lAtr PAM Armour.
Relatives and friends Of TIE family invited to at
ton thr funeral tr lite 20. Dl1b'a Ferry.
on 'undai, Fel. 10, AT oclO +. VI Carna Ses vii
eWa ihc arrival of O'Clock train from 3Oth II depot
puhI'- Ferry AZ j}3 +. "
SHtGIER; FEB .; after short illness, Mrs. Ma
tNdA vie OF N. V. Crcgier.
The funeral vi take p econ saturday, Fen le, .,
O'Clock A. NJ from her late dcnce. 11Bth It, and Az
\, Harlem. Relatives AID frie DIS are respectfully
Ntclfu attend. II remains VIII be taken TO the lam
1 y vault. typr 50 Ill Cemetery
DOCGHERTY.-A her Ia G residence. ssi Van Brnnt
ST. Nl0pNlgn, C4h.rine the beloved wife II Daniel
DOughrrty aged ~ years.
Ihe reletves aud friends OF the family. also OF her
hrothef Denf O'Brien, are rrspecfuy invited to at
end the funeral. on sunday Fel 49, At o'clock T.. NJ
bert. IN the Slth year OF her age
The friends OF the family respectfully invited 70
attend Ter fu era from her late rr-deuce AZ SkmAn
- neat Myrtle av Brooklyn saturday, 12tA Inst.
az I n'c lrN r. VI.
cAULtFf E.-On Friday. Feb. II, Minnie r.. dauTh-
ter 90 john and Margaret AcAu lne. ageG IA wears.
MUhRAY.-The officers and members OF ST. James
{. Il. society are requested TO meet IT the school
ofns On saturday Feb. 10, al ~ 7. VI, 10 mako
Judgements to attend the funra o. our late nrotber
member, Francis Murray PATRICK CARBERRY Prea-
EDWARD fRAYNE, Rec. See.