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Description or THE FRANKLIN.
From the Army and Navy Journal

from the army anu navy JOuTnaL
Every day brings out story about the Frank
lin, which has been thirty-0 days from vgo with
Tweed on board First, informed that this fine
frigate does not carry sufficient coal to make the voy
age and next that she Of the Oldest ships In the
navy and is unscaworthy. The Franklin laun nchsd--
just nishedin 1866 and is. therefore, only years
old. She is one OF the stanchcst ships that
noatcd the ocean, aud Is tho largest wooden
vessel in tho navy. Her length the boat
water liAe Is 2t5 feet; her extreme breadth
" beam the load water line Is 50 ieet inches. Her
draft OF at load line is rs lcet inches
which draft she displaccs 529S 710 The maxi
mum speed OF the vessel Ton trial. that could be
taned In smooth water l0i4 knots, or ii 73-10U
statute miles per hour, hourly consumption OF
7,215 pounds OF coal The carries SEQ tons of
soa. At the rate OF s1s geographical miles per hour
200 knots per day. the vessel carries sufi-
:icnt coal TO steam $500 geographical miles,
F 5000 statute miles. The Franklin s one
G the best sailing ships in the navy, and 10
IN every way sale and seaworthy vessel II Tweed
is board the Franklin he will surely reach the
United states. In this age Of retrenchment all the
vcsses sail and never use their steam power except in
Emergencies; hence the long passage oi the vessel.
stcamng at the rate of SIS knots hour 200 knots
per day. the Franklin would burn 32 sG-l00 tons Of
per day which COSTS ut $40 per toni S32s 60 100
and 900 miles the cost OF coal would be S32S lOx
i5=$4 929a good deal more than tho 'ex-Boss OF the
New York Rng' IS worth dead or alive.
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BxYRour Oct i1-Arrvcd. brig Sarah Gilmore. Clifford,
Boston.
cAisAaIRx Oct 31-Arved, schr David Tolck. Sawyer
New York.
Sailed 9th. brig Harry virdcn. Collins. Now York.
CARpxSAs, Oct Sl-Arrved. brigs Elisa Stevens, Rich
Cardiff: GIpsey Queen, Morgan, Portland
sailed Nov brig Ysidora Rionds. Psmmer. north Of
HattcrHs
Cow Bar, CB. Nov 7--Arrivsd, bark Emma Hsrrimss,
Whittier. Gloucester, e.
Quebec.
GLASGOW, Nov e-Arrived, ship Altoona tBr,, Grossars
Quepec
HAyAxA. Oct al-Arrved, bark Anna wsish La~rense
steamer FRANKFURT GER, klugkist New orleans ana
sailed I'd schrs sanchez henson Ale ~
dra: John Halliday. Van ClsaI usorxetown, DC "a
schr Emerson, Emerson. 81 John. EB I'd, steamer
Lord, Cotton, New Orleans. ~. .,x.,..
sailed Nov 2. bark Rafael Ponos Nns VsyFsss Sasnss
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PUBLIC HEALTH ASSOCIATION.

regular meeting OF the New York Public Health
Association took place last evening At the Of the
Academy Of Medicine, NO IL West Thrty-frst street
After the meeting had been called to order, Mr. w. p
Prentice read the report of the Standing Committee
Public Sanitary Administration, advocating desirable
changes in the laws providing for registration Of
births marriages and deaths; the proposed law for
abatement OF suburban nusances, felt principally in
the city; and discussing tho practical tcsts for the
prevention Of TODD aduteration.
The reports Of the Standing Committee Dwellings
and that OF tho Centennial COMMITTEE also road
by the respective chalrmen The latter especially
commended iull representation OF sanitary improve
ments at the coming Exhibition At Paris
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BOUND EAST.

Lightship No Al New YORK for Pollock Rip.
schr Pike. Pike. Amboy for Boston.
Schr vermilion Davis Port johnson for New Haven.
schr J A GRAVEYARD Hsllock. Rondout for pswtucket.
schr Z Potts. Crowley. Rondou! for Bridgeport
schr A Lsland. Horner. New York for Fall River
schr Mamma Ioa. sanborn Hoboken for FSl River.
schr Rio kutter, New Y3rk Tor Providsncs.
sehr Amos Briggs Knapp, HayeutSaw for Providencs.
schr Oregon. WHITAKER. New York for Newport
Sehr May Day Watsrman- Amooy TOR Cambridge
Schr Mexican. Haskell. Ambov for Boston.
schr Cerro Gordo. Chapman, kondout for New London.
Schr Laconia, Crockett New York for Belfast
Schr Texas. Davis. New York for New London.
Schr = Smith. Smith. Kondout for Pavtucket-
sehrJ w Drisxo, Haskell. Amboy for Boston.
Schr Flora King. Rowe. Port johnson for Boston,
Schr Alpine, Haskell. Amboy for New Bedford
Schr Louisa Higbc. Port johnson Tor Boston.
Schr Waterloo, Port ohnsou for Boston.
Schr Spaxtel, crossman. New York for Boston.
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ALMANAC FOR NEW YoRK-TH1s DAY.
HIGH WATER
PORT OF NEW YORK, NOV. 9, 1876.
ARRIVALS.
REPORTED BY HERALD srRAx YACHTS AND HKRAL
wHITEsToSE TELEGRAPH LINZ

REPORTED BY TUE HERALD srRAx yAcHrs AND HERALD
wHITEsToNE TELEGRAPH LINZ
Steamer Gulf stream. Crowei Wilmington NC. 3 days,
Steamer Richmond Kelly Richmond. with mdsc 70 the
steamer isaac sell Lawrence. Richmond, City Point and
Norfolk with mdse and passengers to Old Dominion steam
Steamer Old Dominion. Walker, Richmond City Point
Steamer Albemarle. Gibbs Lewes. Del with mdse TO the
flship Boynon aud ,rE rhos Fack or, which were
anchored in the lover sy came Up to the cy y.a
TO Tobias Co. NOV la. ~ or loL 81 or passed
.s sre Tsi, uadps bunsp 80
James W.,o Co Had strong westerly s.cs no date
s. passed bars bound < with fors,opm.. main.
T.%ass SSI:Ga .sr EGsslaps Keen; Galway ss
sis; 81 =. sSs
rs 'ss rom cronsaas S Sa Il for Delaware sreaf~
nsrBark Mia Madre dtap. which was anchored in tho
lower bay. came up to the city 9,h Pm.
PASSED THROUGH HE'LL GATE
BOUND SOUTH.
Steamer George Cromwell. Bacon St Johns NF via Hal
flax, Ms. for New YORK.
Schr North america Br, Joyce, Cow Bay, CB, for New
schr Ulalume (Br). Thea St John. NIB, for New York.
George Calhoun (Br), seesy. 50 Joha NB for New
York.
schr Hattie Butler. Carroll Portland. c. for New
sehr > D Banks Wright. city Island for New York
schr Armstrong. Gessneg New Haven for Georgesown.
Schr Martina n NlcnoB W hsn. hiver lot Ncw
Schr Palestine, Howe Providence for New York.
schr II Cummings, Cummings. New London for New
York. .
Schr 8 Fish. Dow, Kennebec for New York.
Schr A Chase, Chase, New Bedford for New York.
Schr PanthcA, Providence for New York.
sssI Hrsy 1Ss as s
Schr A b Jacobs, Jones. Chatham for New York.
Schr Froic. Smith, Providence for New York.
Schr Abbie, Adams, New London for New York.
Schr Eva A Hall. Bolton, New Haven for New York
schr l. Holloway Bryant. Providence tor New York.
Schr Holmes. Carter, New Haven for New York.
kchr White swan, Cummings Boston for New York.
schr Adele Felicia, Robbins Providence for New York.
Schr NJ G Arnold. Benton. New Haven for baltimore
Schr A Lee, Now Haven for New York
Schr Jasme satserthwate Wolfe. Providencs for New
York . :.
schr ocean Belle (Br) Hurst Providence for New York.
schr George Albert Bryant. Providence Tor New York.
Schr Barnes. Barnes Boston for New York.
Hchr White swan. Boston Tor New York.
Schr Kate kallahan Furey New London tor New York.
schr Reindeer. Howard. Proyidence tor New York.
Schr n r HRllock, Halock, FALL River for New York.
Echr Glenwocd. Hailock, Newport for New York.
Schr Katie Hoyt Hcaney, Providence tor Neg York
Schr Paine. Hilysrd Providence for New York.
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BRUTALITY TO A SAILOR.

Edward Wilson, the mate OF the schooner Sarah =.
Bedford, lying near the Erie docks in Jersey CITY,
was arrested yesterday committed for trial by JUS
tice Roberts, the charge Of brutaliy assautng, In
conjunction with the captain. Freeman Hall, sailor
named Francis Cook. warrant was issued for the
arrest OF the captain, but he made hts escape Cook
had notified the captain that he would leave the vessel
after certain date whersupon he was attacked by the
captain and Wilson, who beat him with brass force
pump the head till he became nsensble, and then
placed him in irons His injuries are 30 serious that
they may prove fatal
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TROTTING IN CALIFORNIA.
From the Alta California, Nov. 81

=
The beautiful weather yesterday permitted the
tnuance or the Oakland fall meeting that commenced
a week ngo last Monday, and the 2:2o class
(which TO have taken place on the 25th ut, but
which had to be postponed on account Of ran)
trotted A very fair attendance the grounds,
among which were . number Of ladies' The was
for purse OF o0o mile heats, three in hve for all
horses that had never beaten 2:26 Tho entries and
starters were Alice, Dirgo, Lou whpplc and Gov
crnor Stamford. The track In good condition for
fair time, Notwithstanding the prevailing idea that 1t
would be slow account OF tho marsh land on which
the track Is situated
In the pool market night before last and yesterday
Lou Whipplc the iavorite at $40, Alice ut $37 SO
ana Stamford and Dlrigo field for $l2, number
OF pools being sold at this rata
The following isa
SUMMARY.
OAKLAND TRorTINo PARK.-Purse, 81, 600; free for
all horses that have never beaten 2z6; mile heats
threc In five.
j. williams 9. 6. Governor Standford.. 1 1
III. j. Lucas b. fn. Alice. z
l. N Killip's br m Lou Whipple. ......... 3 3 dia
w. w. Cade's br. Z. Dirieo. dis
Time, 2:33k-2:3l-2:29k-232
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BROOKLYN.

The suit OF william c. Kingsley and Abner O. Keeney,
contractors for the Hampstead Reservoir against the
CITY, TO recover tho OF $l7s 900 for sxtra" work
was resumed yesterday before the referees Chief
Engineer Adams was examined as to the details at
tending the character OF the work performed in the
excavation OF the reservoir.
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OUR CABLE SHIPPING NEWS.

ANTWERP Nov s-sailed ships Warsaw (Br). Curry. New
Orleans: Derby oGer, Huneken, Now York.
BELFAST. Nov 9-sasd. ship Forest Belle (Bp Scott,
United States
BERWICK Nov s-Arrived bark Thor (Nor) Thorvildssn
Philadelphia.
BREMEN Nov7-sailed barks Hilton (Br), Hilton and
Ironsdes Tapey, United States.
CARLsnAxS Nov l-Arived, bark Lydia Gwe), Nielsen.
Baltimore.
DEAL Nov s-Arrived, bark Repubik (Ger), Fortmann,
New York for Bremen.
ExxourH. Nov s-saisd bark Erling CNor,. svendsen,
United States
GLoucrsrxR, Nov s-saled. Fischer. for Wilmington.
NC.
GALWAY, Nov s-saisd bark Lameck tAuI, Goboalich,
United States
GRxEsocx, Nov s-saed, bark Il Parr tBr,. Robbins.
United States.
HAvRx, Nov s-Arrived, bark Hovdne (Sor), Jansen.
New York: oth steamer France FD Trudsle. do.
Sailed 9Th, ship Jane stown Call. United States.
JAVA Nov SIN port ship Fortune Taylor. to load for
Boston
LlvEnrooL Nov s-Arrivsd steamer Andean (Br,. Miller.
New Orleans.
Sailed 9Th steamer Baltic (Br, Perry. Nov York; ship
Elcanc Brown. Bombay; bark Heinrich Ibssn (No Mel
sen, United States.
LONDON Nov o-Cieared, brig Johanna Margaretha (Nor)
Farve. United States.
Lxcnonx Nov 7-sailed, sehr James Ford. Small, New
York.
LsDox Nov sArrved, brig Riaito tPorp Fsrrsrs. New
York.
MARsxILLRs Nov s-Arrivsd, bark Brdstow tB, WILL
iams, Philadelphia.
PLYMOUTH, Nov e-sailed. bark Otto George. for Ds-
ricn.
PERSAxRuco. Nov S-Arrlved previously, bark Casco,
Penny. New York
Sailed previous to Nov a. schr Minnehaha, SWIM New
York.
QUEENSTOWN Nov 9-Arrved, steamer Italy (Br). Thom-
son. New York Tor Liverpool land proessdsd).
ROTTERDAM. Nov 9-Arrived, steamer w A Echolten
Dutch, Japzen, New York.
vALxScIA-ssiled, ship George Oulton (Br,. Aiexan-
der, Delaware Breakwater.
LONDON Nov 9Ship Sapphire. Congdon, from San Fran
cisco Aug 81 M Queenstown, has put into Valparaiso
lcaky condition
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NOTICE TO MERCHANTS AND CAPTAINS

Merchants shipping agents and shipm asters informed
by tclegraphng the HERALD Londoi Bureau, ad
dressing Bennett No. ~ Fleet street, London" to the
Paris oice addressing Bennett 81 Avenue de rOpera
Paris arrivals and departures from European aud
Eastern ports American all foreign vessels trading
with the United States the will bc cabed to this
country free OF charge.
Captains arriving and sailing from French and xed
ports will end the Paris Office the econom
cal and expeditions for telegrapning
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OBITUARY.
REV. MOTHER HEREFORD.

The mortal remains Of the Rev. Mother Hertford, an
eminent regeuse Of the Convent Of the Sacred Heart
have just been inferred In St Louis, Mo- She was q
lady Of great learning and vast al In the Of
ligon. She administered the affairs OF the order OF
the Sacred Heart St Louis with four other ladies'
under delegation OF the Superior In Paris Tho field OF
her work extended all the territory Of tho West
ern diocese
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are in perfect condition and logged determination
10 win 10 have taken possession OF her UP 10
eleven O'CLOCK she had made 222 miles IN all, thus
being ten miles advance oil her antagonist The
popular interest IN the contest frequently manifested
itself in applause, especially when the rivals passed
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SAILED.

Steamers Pommerana Ger). for Hamburg; Mas Dutch)
Rotterdam State Of Georgia (Br,. Gssgow Gamma Br,
Bermuda Yaxoo Savannah; MsgnoliA do; Gulf stream.
Wilmington NC, Old Dominion Norfolk Hatteras. Rich
mond Albemarle Lewes. Del: ship Seminole, ban Fran
csco barks Victor tNor London; Fa Aus). Cork; Giro
aus, Trieste.
Baron eter At sunset 80 90: at midnight, 30oe
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WHALEMEN.

Sailed from New Bedford Nov g ship California. Bright
man. for Pacific Ocean.
Cleared at do Nov bark Seine Clay for ATLANTIC Ocean
ports her Is miles or Icy Cape Arctic Ocean, Aug ilth
bbs walrus oil. bound TO Point Barrow Reports
Aug off Cape Lsburne, bark Northern Light Smith, NIB
with 1000 bbls walrus oil.
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BROOKLYN DRIVING PARK.

BRooKLrS DRIVING PARK, PARKvnLs, /. l., Novem-
Der Q, 1s76-Purse 500, for horses that had never
beaten minutes $50 70 Arst $25 to second, $l5 to
third and $40 to the fourth horse mile heats best
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BANKRUPT ASSIGNMENTS.

In the County Clerks oflce there filed yester
lay tho assignments OF William b. Holmes Samuel
Holmes and Elias D. Carpenter and Mary g. Hall to
Hason Meyers.
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LONG ISLAND.

The sixty-nrst anniversary and fall meeting Of the
Long Island Bibc Society will be held Al New Utrecht
l. l., November IA
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upon volunteer donations which, in view Of the fact
that but little $l2 900 remain In the treasury,
are earnestly solicited.
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NOTICE TO MARINERS.

wsLnsoroS. no. Nor 7-Eoth bar buoys at New Inlet
mouth Of the Cape Fear have dsappe ared
and supposed to have drited to
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SIMON H. NORTON.

citizen, VINO was elected TO the Connecticut State
Legislature Tuesday died yesterday aged sixty i've
years
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REV. SAMUEL d. wApDY, D. D.

The dcccase is reported by cable from London Of the
Rev Samuel D. Waddy, d. D., who was made Prcsi-
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FOREIGN PORTS.

BRISTOL, Nov 8. PM-Wind NE. fresh.
HoL-axAD, Nov o. PM-WiEd L. fresh.
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NEWS
OCEAN STEAMERS.
=. 1 SaiL. / Destinationl

pArxs OF DEPARTURE PROM NRw YORK FOR THE MONTHS
NOVEMBER DECEMBER.
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A choice lot of Lake perch
received per steamer Belle
Memphis by Victor ID. Fuchs,
Al Jefferson street. 65
AInusements.

MEMPHIS THEATER.-Next Thursday
night Madame Rentz's Female Minstrel
troupe will commence an engagement at
the theater. Among the attractions are
the dashiug and peerless Mabel Santley's
London Burlesque Troupe, their first
appearance in America, in the great
musical burlesque, rewritten and local
lied, entitled Ixion, with all the delight.
full music, magnificent costumes and
scenic effects; also introducing the
charming and graceful Mile. Marie Della
cour's new troupe of Partisan dancers,
augmented by a superb corps Of speciality
artists, forming together the most mar
velous and attractive entertainment in
the world. The theater will no doubt be
crowded by tho bays upon this interest
ing occasion.
WASHINGTON STREET VARIETIES. in
addition to the full aud talented COM
pany under The successful management
of Marsh Adams, Miss Minnie Herndon,
an accomplished and beautiful singer
from the Louisville Theater, made her
first appearance to a crowded house.
making a very favorable impression
Also, the old favorite, Charley MeCaslin
has returned, and was received witt
pleasure by his numerous friends.
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EDWIN ADAMS DEAD.
A FnvOrite Actors Pablo Lire-Hfs
Death Reported from Australia,


A FavOrite Actors PabIfc LAfe-Hfs
Death Reported from Australia.
Philadelphia Day, 10th
Mr. Edwin Adams, the widely-known
actor, went to Australia several months
ago TO FIJI q dramatic engagement. His
health was then bad, consumption having
already made a fair advance upon his
life. Letters later brought news of his
steady decline, and yesterday one was
received by the editor Of the Dramatic
News saying that he was dead. A con-
irmatory letter arrived at the Union
Square Theater. The death is described
as occurring at Melbourne. Although
no dispatches have been telegrAphed on
the subject, there is no reason to doubt
the trustworthiness Of the letters.
Mr.. Adams has been on the stage since
1853, when he appeared in the National
Theater, Boston. He was born in Med
ford, Mass in 1884. he rose at once
after his debut to a good position in his
profession, and during the ~last'teu years
Of his life was known as a "star" through
out the United States.
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The cavalry column tV which Lieut..
John A.. Mckinney is attached arrived
at Fort Fetterman on the 9th inst, and
will probably remain there some time.
The many friends of Lieut.. Mckinney
will be gratifed to learn that be has been
promoted from second to first lieutenant
Of the Fourth cavalry after four years
hard duty on the frontier. In all this
time he has had but one leave Of absence,
though be has seen recently some very
arduous service.
Mr.. J. A. I~gleheart, Of Igleheart Bros.
Southern -four mills, Of Evansville, In
diana, is in the city spending a day OF
two among his business friends and 9th
ers. These mills do a heavy Southern
business, and Mr.. Igleheart is here to in.
crease a business which has always been
most satisfactory to our people.
Chief Of Police Henry Ayres, o
Evansville, is here with a requisition fol
N. W. Andrews, the famous conGdenc,
man who was arrested q few days ago
by detective Pride. Andrews IS the mai
who beat small grocery merchants il
Cincinnati, Louisville and Evansville b,
buying out the establishment and pocket
ing all the drawer change and vamoo'
ing just before making his FIRST cas-
payment. The requisition which wa
exhibited in our office to day, was signe
only last Saturday night by the Vice
President elect of.the United Siatel
Thomas A. Hendricks, Governor Of Ia
diana.
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Letter Thief Arrested.

The Little Rock Star, of the lltb, has
the following:
Through the skill and energy Of Gen
Edgarton, special agent of the United
States postofice department, one George
Ray has been arrested in this city for
stealing registered packages from one of
the route agents on the Memphis and
Little Rock railroad. Ray is a Tennes-
seesn, and at the time Of committing
the thefts was a brakeman on the above
road. He will be taken for trial to Mem
phis tomorrow, in charge of Captain
Vandegrif.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1876-11-14

The Incline at Cairo, which has been
temporarily out OF repair, is all right
again and passengers by the Illinois
Central and freight by the great Blue
Line pass through on time IS usual.
Shippers and passengers a rely on
this. Colonel johnson, the Southern
agent, expects to leave for New Orleans
to-day.
A rumor prevails to the effect that the
votes of Colorado will not be counted in
the Presidential election because the
people did not vote for the electors. Col
orado has 3 PROVISION in its constitution
! providing that the first Legislature shal
elect the Presidential electors. This il
perfectly leIel, as q State has a right t.
. settle the manner OF choosing ell, otors
On yesterday the members Of the 81
! Peters Total Abstinence and Beneye
lent Society elected ofieers as follows
President, John j. Duff Vice Presi
dent, Pet Burns; Corresponding Score
d tary, j.. ]. Halter; Financial Secretary
B., John Condor; Treasurer, F. J. Bowman
o Marshal, Thomas Connors; Conductor
Michael Aaloney; Directors, Jane
Brogau, Edws,d Barry and YinceT
Teuiel,
t. Not lon sine, a ,olored woman OF
tanned a situation in "A South Memph'
family. A CIV days a'terwa'd she M
r. an acquaintance who inquired how sh
+ liked be, new lace. I'm gwine to lea
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1876-11-14

Madrid is raising monuments TO the
great personages al Spain. A statue Of
Cslderon is about 10 DO placed in the
Plaza de Santa Ann, and statues Of
Hope de Vega, Columbus, Gonsalve de
Cordova, "tbe Great Captain" aud lisa.
bella Tho Catholic, are TO follow.
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NONE But THE BEST.

My cigats are made of pure and good
quality Of tobacco. No sawdust, oak
leaves, or sinking authorizations used
good and honest goods, no misrepresen-
t%atious, and q legitimate profit.
Mr.. VIM. Dardis will always be found
at the retail counter, attentive and oblig.
ing to our friends and customers
Smokers wishing to buy a box Of cigars
are invited to examine my stock and
prices. AT Wholesale l will duplicate
New York or New Orleans orders fol-
good cigars.
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oRoCERIEs.
RISING BUGKWAEkr.

After ten years fair trial in Memphis
and elsewhere it is fou,d that SelERising
Buckwheat is better for ger ii use than
plain buckwheat, because
First. The best New YorA Buckwheat
is used.
Second. 1t makes'nice light and rich
cakes.
Third. 1t never makes a failure when
The directions ara followed.
Fourth. 1t only takes FIVE minutes
time to make the best Of cakes.
Fifth. Any common cook can always
make good light cakes. And it costs but
a trife more than common buckwheat.
Fer sale by retail grocers.
OLIVER, FINNIE & GO.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1876-11-14

Is the LEDGER job Office can be fopad
competent, skillfgl and tasteful printers,
who can give entire satisfaction in the
display Of any job Of printing. 1851
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THE AGONY OVER.

All parties that have lost
hats Oh the election can save
81 by buying the hats at Mar
tin COhen's, 2I0 Main street,
under the WOrshAm House.
"a
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1876-11-14

The type, material and workmen OF
the LEDGER Job Office are IS good as the
best, and hence we guarantee first class
work and full satisfaction to our patrons,
Noak
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q 4,
lust Arrived.

The balance of the stock saved from
the late Louisville fire a. SOC on the
dollar, at the Star Clothing House, 33l
Main street. IS
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Shell oysters received daily
by Philip FransiOli, opp. P.O.

Next to a loving heart, l prize
A lovely mouth,
Whose breath is sweet as evening breeze
From balmy South.
So, darling, we'll 1 know you WON'T
Forget to use your s0Z0D0NT.
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GEO. L. GRAYSER,
Manufacturer of Fine Cigars,
Rio ROndO Cigar Factory,
165 Main Street.

The old firm off. R. Miles & Co. con-
tinue business at 2sl Third street, where
they will be pleased to hear from their
friends. Ga
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.A MAN %ENTRRPRISE.

German Wine room by II. Meister OF
Cochran Hall. Aulauder Ausless, l0c.
per glass, Only complete stock of i'm
ported and native wines in the city. ia
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MEDIciNE.
TOlu Cough BRlSam.

TIME MOST PLEASANT AND AGREE
able preparation, and at the same time
eTectu,l for recent Cold, Coughs ana Bron-
chial affections nov in use. Especially
adapted for children with Measles, Whooping
6{T78 ID. r, GOODYEAR. 167 Main IT.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1876-11-14
Avn LAsT.

II. Seohausep, Matchmaker and
Jeweler, has removed to sOs Main St.,
Aug. JOcrss' old stand, opposite the
Webster block. Is