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The New York herald., 1876-07-02

BETWEEN DoCroRs AND DETECTIVES Count
Arnim has pretty severe trial to bear in
keeping alive. The doctors have sent him
to Carlsbad, and the Prussian police keep
such track of his movements that Bismarck
must be happy.
The New York herald., 1876-07-02

Oun JUVENILE YAcHTsMEN had a grand re-
gatta with their tiny craft on the lake at
Prospect Park yesterday. The day was very
favorable for the sport and the racing
excellent This amusement has become one
of the regular attractions of Prospect Park
and improves in character as the experience
OF the young yachtsmen increases
The New York herald., 1876-07-02

telligence Of our grown-up citizens The most
lamentable results may follow. Small can
non have been sold by the hundred, with the
bore of an ordinary musket, and capable OF
holding large charges of powder. Any OF
these dangerous playthings found in the
after the Fourth.
The New York herald., 1876-07-02

The WEATHER in New York during the
coming three days promises from present
indications, to be cloudy. with occasional
rains. Southerly winds, with diminished
temperature, are likely to prevail to-day and
part of tomorrow, aud will be followed on
Monday night by cool winds from northerly
points. with increased cloudiness and pos
ably local showers. The prospects, how
ever. are not unfnv vorable for the grand CEN
tennial parade and fireworks in this city,
because the area of low barometer which is
now central in the Mississippi Valley is
wedged between two areas of high pressure,
pnc extending over the Southern States and
The other north of the lakes and the St
Lawrence. The former area of high pressure
being representative of the greatest atmo-
spheric density, will probably push the low
barometer toward the northern part Of this
State and northeastward through the Valley
p the st. Lawrence. We anticipate high
Winds in the West, arisi pm the prevail
ing conditions OF tempe Fe. Another area
OF low barometer iSk11( Ming itself on the
si s';''' ,s. .s@;ss ss,s, y ''' Us By the end
The New York herald., 1876-07-02

TRx MONMOUTH PARK RACES yesterday
were very successful but the Fourth of July
is the great Jersey horsefesh day. and we
have no doubt that the trip down the Bay
and the run to the track will draw off
goodly share of New Workers from the whzz
and bang of the centennial crackers.
The New York herald., 1876-07-02

GOVERNOR TIrDrS will not 90 to Philadel-
phia on the Fourth of July. He will remain
in the Empire State on that great day. but
hopes to 60 out OF it with large majority
next November. Send your picture to the
Quaker City, Uncle Sanual.
The New York herald., 1876-07-02

GAMBErTA, who is chairman of the Budget
Committee Of the Chamber of Deputies, is
resolved that so far cutting off pensions
can do it no roots of the late Empire shall
draw sap from the Treasury of the French
Republic
The New York herald., 1876-07-02

NOTICE TO COUNTRY NKwspEALERs For
prompt and regular dciiuey OF the HERALD
~ fast mai trains orGers must be sent direot to
this office Postage free.
The New York herald., 1876-07-02

THE FoUR-IN-HAND CIUR-We extract
from London paper the story of the meet
of the Four-in- Hand Club in Hyde Park. 1t
was a brilliant event and remarkable as
having taken place in fine weather
The New York herald., 1876-07-02

During The summer months the HERALD 'oiN
De sent 10 subscribers in the country at the rate
OF t,renty-tue cents per ,neelt, free OF postage
The New York herald., 1876-07-02

WALL STREET YESTERDAY Stock EX-
change adjourned until eleven o'clock A. M.
Wednesday, July s. Stocks were firm, on
n comparatively dull market Gold was
steady at LIP 49, Money on call loaned at
3 per cent Government and railway bonds
kteady
The New York herald., 1876-07-02
TRIPLE S II z E 7.
NEW YORK, SUNDAY. JULY 2. 1875.

From our reports this morning the probabilities
are that the ueaGter to-day DiH be cloudy, ,oih
areas OF rain.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1876-01-29

In the United States Court yesterday
afternoon Esquire q. G.. Brewer, of
Shelby Depot. was found guilty by the
jury on the indictment charging com.
plicity in the collection OF fraudulent
bounty claims by M. Combs, jr. The
proof was clear, but the jury, out Of con-
sideration for the family Of the prisoner,
recommend him to the mercy Of the
court. Il is presumed that Judge Brown
will make the sentence Of Imprisonment
as light as is allowed by law. There are
nine indictments in all against Brewer,
one only having been heard. After hear
ing the testimony, Judge Brown in
structed the jury to returu a verdict Of
not guilty as'against George Y. Smith,
who was jointly indicted with Brewer.
Mr.. Smith resides in the country, and
merely acted as a witness by signing his
name to documents prepared by NJ.
Combs, jr., and made official by the sig
nature Of Esquire Brewer. To-day the
case Of the United States VS.. sixty.one
barrels of alcohol is on trial. The alcO-
hol was purchased in good faith in St.
Louis by Mr.. Mette, Of this city, but the
st. Louis gauger made false returns TO
the government as to the proof OF the
spirits, consequently the goods were fol.
lowed up and seized. The seizure was
made on technical grounds, with refer.
ence to the doiDgs Of the St. Louis whis.
ky ring.
In the chancery COsrt an injunction
bill has been filed, styled as fellows;
The State OF Tennessee ex rel Susan
o. Nelson for herself and as guardian of
VIM. C. Thomas, Owen B. and Sam d.
Nelson, VS.. the Southern Life Insurace
Company ct al. The injunction goes on
asking for an injunction aud for the
winding up the institution as insolvent
In the Circuit Court a petition for
divorce has been fled by j. W. Eldridge
VS.. Mamie Eldridge.
At the Criminal Court this morning
Judge Adams sentenced the following
prisoners: John Briggs and John Dancy,
confidence game and larceny, eight
months in workheuse; Thos. Howard,
house-breaking, Eve years In peniteu.
tiary; jacob Murray, grand larceny,
three years in ~penitentiary; Henry Per.
~, petit larceny, two years in work.
house, E. A. COburn grand larceny,
three years iu ~peAitentiary.
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Arhansas Mot SntInrn.

Senator Dorsey hash bill which will
settle the whole controversy regarding
the Arkansas Hot Springs. The properly
has been in litigation for over fifty years,
and the court of claims has recently de.
cided it to be a government reservation
Dorsey's bill provides that the springs
themselves and the park ia which they
are situated be forever set apart for the
benefit Of the public under the control
OF the surgeon general Of the army, and
that the proprietors Of both houses sup.
piled with water from the springs be
assessed a nominal rental, sufficient to
keep the premises in order. The bill
provides that all the land be appraised
by a commission Of three persons,
neither of whom shall be a citizen OF
Arkansas or in any way interested, and
sold at the appraised value, the claim
ants to have the arsI opportunity to
purchase.
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KAHN 3. EREIRERa.
Corner Main and PonIar J

Corner Main and Poplar SITS.
80 pairs bOx-fOed boots. first
quality caIaskin, So.
80 pairs French calfsRin
CATERS, 81.
200 pairs boys calf shOes,SI
200 pairs ladies' side.Iaced
tine shoes, 80 so.
In DRY GOODS DEPARTMENT.
200 pairs Misses hose.
striped, 15c.
400 pairs cOrsets, Csc.
200 pairs elegant French
cOEseis. 75c.
% pieces elegant light al.
Pacas, 25c.
These goods must be In
spected 10 be appreciated.
store open and brilliantly
Illuminated till 10 pm.
Ie9, III, I7s Main street, cor.
Poplar.
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Amusements-

MEMPHIS THEATER. -Callender's cele-
brated Georgia Minstrels drew another
large house at the theater last evening.
AS on the opening night the different
specislties, songs, dances, ETC., were
amuslngly rendered and we're highly en-
joyed by the audience, The Georgia
Miustrels will give a matinee to-day and
a performance to night.
On to.morrow Sunday night they will
give a sacred conc rt, by special request,
and for which a programme especially
adapted for the occasion will be present
cd, and from which all dancing and com
i~cslities will be carefully excluded. This
is somewhat a novelty in the minstrel
business, at least il is so in our city, al
though not uncom uon in New Orleans
and other metropolitan places.
THEArER CoMIoUE. = Myers opera
House on Jefferson street has been
changed ia name to the more a%pprouri-
ate one of Thester Comique. Manager
Eugene F. German will present new at
fractions weekly and receive regular &C.
SESSIONS TO his company. Tonight will
be the last opportunity the public will
have to witness Whitney's celebrated
bGrlesque entitled Masonry Exposed.
Next Monday night new attractions will.
be presented.
GENERAL Tow THUNB.-Next Monday
and Tuesday, afternoon and night, Gen.
Tom Thumb aud wife, Miss Minnie War
rep aud Major Newell, the Liliputians
will give an entertainment at thu theater.
They will appear in a variety of fascinat-
ing performances, consisting Of songs.
duets dances, dialogues, comic acts and
laughable sketches, as given before the
potentates Of the earth during their cell
ebrated three years tour around the
world. AT each entertainment the ladies'
will wear several new and elegant cos
tunes, magnificent diamonds, etc. The
ladies and children will find it convenient
to attend the afternoon matinees, which
commence at three o'clock each day.
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First Presbyterian Church. corner Third
and Poplar streets Services at IL am. and
pm, by Rev. Eugene Daniel, pastor.
First German Presbyterian Church Ser
vices 2;SO pm. by Rev T. U. Tschudi. Sun
day school, I pm. m basement of Second
Presbyterian Church.
Second Presbyterian Church. corner Main
and Beal streets Services Ii An. and 1890
pm. By Rev. W. D. BOggs. DID,, pastor.
Second Cumberland Presbyterian Church,
Vance street Services at II am. and Z
pm. by Rev. II, c, Oalton. Sunday school.
Gam,
Aiahaua Street Presbyterian Ohureh-ser-
Woes at II am. aud 7;l5 pm. by Rev. j. o.
Stedman.
Union Street Presbyterian Church. near
Orleans street = Services IL ii and
pm. by Rev. Dr.. Waddel. pastor. Sabbath
school, $3.50 am.
First Methodist Church - Services at Il a I'm.
sud Ills pm. by Rev. s. B. Surats, pastor.
Sunday school, Gam.
Hornando Street Methodist Church Ser
vices II am. and Z pm. by Rev. Joseph II.
Evans. P. c.. Sunday school. 8 am.
Central MethOdist Church-Sarvices at II
am. and F:B pm. BY Rev. JamesA Heard.
Sunday school. 9a.m.
First Baptist Charch-servic at Ii an.
and 7:S0p.m, by the pastor. Rev. .. &. Craig.
Sabbath school, Bpm.
Central Baptist Church Services at NJ
am. and las pm. by the pastor, Or. Land
rum. Sabbath school. $50 ain.
Chelsea Roptist Church Services at 1880.
am. and 7; 50 pm. BY Rev. Mr.. Tigrois.
Bethel Sunday school at $3.50 pm. The
EXERCISES will be very interesting. All arc
invited.
st. Lazarus (EpisoopaD Church, Madison
street-Services at 1880 am. and S pm. BY
Rector Rev. Churchill Easton.
Iinden Street Christian Church : Sunday
school at 9 am. Communion service at 10 $50
a.m., conducted by the eldersi pastor absent.
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The Gauantry q the past Ar.

rue Hallantry OF the Fast Age.
One Of osr venerable Chancery Court
practitioners had occasion to step into
the Criminal Court Clerks office a day
or so since in order to escape q rain
storm. While there be Jaw o handsome
and elegantly-dressed lady attempting to
reach her r%oekaway which had drawn up
in front Of the oliqa, The gallant old
lawyer dotted his silk plug and rendered
his assistance to the apparently distress
ed fair one. Taking her jeweled hand
10 a most Chester6eldian style and rails
ing his umbrella with his disengaged
hand, be bowed aud escorted her out to
the racksYay, whore he gallantlY held
on for a few seconds Ia The jeweled aud
Elite hand that q duchess would have en-.
viel, and bowed bic acknowledgements
10 her proiusion Of thanks, Sir Roger
Do Cov.Ily never did anything so gal,
lautly or gracefully, and those ~witpegsinz
the affair igsg;Osd they could see a
ahadow Of regret Tor lost youth pass
across the face Of the old plesder Of the
bar. As he returned to the office he waa
greeted With a roar of Laughter, and his
pleasure turned into disappointment
Chen no was informed that the lady
whose jeweled hand be clasoed SO ten
derIy was a we'll known leader Of the
demi monde, who had been before the
Grand Jury to testify in some case.
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We Make q sDee,a,tv

In finishing photographs in water colors
or India ink from old pictures or from
life, and at prices TO suit the times. All
work guaranteed. For artistic finish aud
durability, call and examine our speei-
mems at CooSLEY's Photographic and
Fine Art Studio, Isl Main street. 94f
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1876-01-29

General invitations for Mar
di.Gras can be had at the
Office Of Marx g. BensdOrE No.
2 Madison street.
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CentenninI Art Gnllarr-

Twenty steel engavings of Centennial
buildings and incidents of the Revolu-
ton, so cents per copy, at Mansford's,
corner Second and Monroe. 1870
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1876-01-29

Christian BrOthers' College.
The second term Of the present ses-
sion will begin on Tuesday, February LIST.
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GET fruit trees and evergreens from
Elmwood Nursery. Office 346 Main
street, Schwill's seed store. 1871
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Coal Oil, lamps, Chandeliers, etc.
llSt f. j. TusSBULL, 234 Main st.
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No Profit! No Profit!
No Profit No Profit!
A rnn4I - O., :
At Cost! At Cost!

lam selling my entire stock
of cigars, tobacco, pipes, etc !,
at cost price 10 wind up busi-
ness February 18th. Cigars
by the hundred, 81 30 and
upward.
A IA
235 Main street.
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1 Will sell hats bought at
bankrupt sale at half their
value
Isl N. COHEN, 2I9 Main st.
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The LEDGER job office, ID Madison
street, is prepared to execute any kind
Of job printing in a neat sud tasteful
manner and at as low rates as any other
establishment in the city. I
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1876-01-29

p.ard -. h. roby clothed with plcnary pow
az over iii Ia ilways in his Msissty's realm,
sn6 sball orde, them az once 70 rromulgate
Reduced Rates + fare to and from Mamphlsi
Ann THAT their lutherity may be respected.
His Majesty, the King does hereby, efesY
ccFGr.SSSS Marsbals . the Empire.
~ - PUCK,
PURSUANT to the King.
Done at the Palace Of Misrule, this 18th day
Of january. 1876.
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DER60NAL-J. NJ. C0LEMAN. JUSTICE
e. Of the Peace. Notary Public and Commits
sicner Of Deeds. Special attention given to
uS-t Fi4
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The Greatest Rnrgain

In stationery ever offered in Memphis,
Fine Initial Paper At 10 cents a box.
BOYLE 4 CHAPMAN.
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Rev. David Walk will preach in Col
lierville tonight aud twice tomorrow.
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WANTED.

WAN lED-M0NEY-ss0OOTO $1,000, ONE,
w two and three years, on u~uincumbered
real estate. IL miles north of city. Property
worth I'VE times the amount. Title perfect.
Apply to or address
SD. DARLINGTON, Agent,
100 1872 298 Front street.
NATANTRD-FARMERS TO KNOW THAT
addressing n. A. WILLIAMS. 200 Main st 4,
Memphis, Tenn. 10S-199
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Nopo4y candies, made fresh every day,
at B4gTsE's, S2s Main street. lOlt
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TO TAx-PANERs.
TO TAXPAYERS.
OFFICIAL NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS.
state and County Taxes, 1875.

sTr,uE TAx.B0oKS FOR TIE YEAR 1875
are now ready Uanuary 10, 1870, and /
SIIlimmodiately proceed 70 collect according
"tIi, TAXPAYERS VIII have p%ersonal
uronarlv must come forward, or they will ind
fkeir tax-biils In the hands Of constables at
the expiration Of ninety da.s. ,,cr
Tho attention Of BANKS, INSURANCE
COMPANIES and CORPORATIONS IL earn
THE POLL and DOG TAX-LIST is ALSO
DUE, and should be paid forthwith, IN order
70 save annoyance aud expense
Respectfully, A, L, FARMLAND.
State and Lonnty Tax Collector
1872 Is7 Shelby Conntg, TenDesses. 1876.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1876-01-29

PEABoDY Rillissd dali, newly restted.
tables in G~rst-clsss order. Call and see
for yourselves. 9St
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FoR RENT oR Lease,

sOR RENT OR LEASE MY PLANTA-
4 tion in Crittenden county, Ark, imme-
Three hundred acres open, above overflow,
and very productive. House. outhouses,
stables and fences, In good repair. Gin. gin
house aud press on the place. Good landing.
Apply to me at Room o. PIantsFs Insurance
Building, SO Madison street,.
i'll. r. ]. PERSON.
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+ 0ST OR MISLAID-A MEMORANDUM
IL book with papers in it, no use to anybody
but the owner. See name on book. Please
return to 20i Main street. 13l-13t
II OST-GOLD WATCH LON THURSDAY
IL evening, between Avery street aud Aus
Vance street, a lady's gold hunting case
watch case much worn. Watch chiefly val
ued for its associations. A liberal reward will
be paid for its return TO 40s Vance street, or to
the office Of the Southern Life Insurance Co.
l29-t
T 0ST-F0URTH AND ELEVENTH HUM
IL PHREY'5 REPORTS. The undersigned
would be obliged in having them returned to
him. GEO. w. WINCHESTER,
l2S 1873 80 Madison Street.
T 0ST FAN = BETWEEN HOLLEN-
IL BERG'S and Monroe street. The hnder
Will be literally rewarded by restoring IL TO
II. g. H0LLENBERG,
l28.lS0 294 Main street.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1876-01-29

A eRASp masquerade ball will be given
at the Humboldt Park, Thursday even
ing, January 81, lsT6. t6s
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E0R sALE-VALUABLE CITY LOT ON
L Mosby street, Apply at Mechanics and
Traders Bank. 1901
uhUR SALE VALUABLE PROPERTY
Z The premises occupied by Charles Jones
as a brick-yard at the intersection Of South
street ana the river. Also, the ten lots ad.
joining, Nos. 10 to 10 inclusive. as laid down
on W~Illiamson's map Of the city; in all about
six acres. / will sell this property at a price
that will pay over 10 per cent. on the invest
ment. Also, for sale the small 2-story Brick
house and Lot, southwest corner Of Butler
and Tennessee streets. and vacant lots on Ten
Bessee street, B. RICHMOND,
l2e-lsl 29l Main street.
EOR SALE-WHEELER & WILSON SEW.
L ing machine. Apply at Ill DeSoto street.
l9l$
L'0R SALE LOTS ON LAUpERDALR,
T. Orleans. st. Paul, and Carolina Streets.
mitsble for cheap residences.
l07 1876 2. ~. SMITH.
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The greet original and renowned
GENERAL TOW THUM vs. AND WIFE

IUW NV WU HUU WIZ
N0GETHER WITH THE INFINITESI-
Skatorial Phenomenon, MAJOR NEWELL,
will appear in a variety Of Fascinating Per-
~formances, consisting Of Songs, Duets,
Dances. Dialogues, Comic Acts, ana Laugh
able Sketches, as given before the potentates
OF the earth during their celebrated Three
ter ainment the Ladies will wear several new
and elegant costumes, magnificent diamonds,
etc. Admission only 35c. Children,
under 10 years, l5c; reserved seats, SOC; chill
dren, under 10. to reserved seats, Csc. Ladies
and children are CONSIDERABLY advised to at
crowd and confusion Of the Evening Perform
ance. GEO. MITVHELL, Agent.
Reserved seats for safe at j. I. Wilson's,
39 Main street. l27.192
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FTesR TnTkeys,

FRESH TnFkeys,
Fresh Vehison, fresh Oysters, fresh Fish,
Perch, Whitefsh, Red Snapper and Sal
non-all at
l3l J. A. ~SIGSAIco's, 27S Second at.
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GAS Pres Water Pipes, Bath Tubs,
Pumps, Hydrapta Hose. Browne, the
Plumber. $50 Second street, opposite
Court Square, ll6.t
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Every Friday, Fresh Big Fat Oys.
iers at 25c per eau. Any other day,
S5c, at FARRELL'S, 2S Jefferson st.
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SToyEs aud Tinwsre.
list +. J.. TVaSsulL, 2A 1Aia st,
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IOOO Boxes

Fine initial paper, at 10 cents a box.
l3l BOYLE 4 CHAPMAN, Stationers.
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RoARpIMc.
TAXES

BOARD COMFORTABLE ROOMS WITH
- board OF No. ~ Madison st, Day board
ers wanted at s6 per week. l4.lSa
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r B. EATON q co. NO. "a MADISON ST.,
IL. uave now complete indexes OF All Exist.
ing Tax Liens. including tho year 1873, on all
real estate in the 9th, l4th and 10th Civil
Districts. Including tho city Of Memphis; also
supposed owner, and are guaranteed correct,
1914. d. A. Mc0MBEk, suP,E.
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FREsB oysters received daily per ex.
press by Victor D. Fuchs, IL Jefferson.
SAT-
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PAUL MAssIE,

JUSTIN MCCARTHY,
Twenty cents per copy, at Mansford's 9,
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ron RENT

FUM NEWT-
E0R RENT-A TWO. STORY FRAME
r house, 10 rooms, No. 1913 Jefferson street
extended. uas, water, bath room and good
~cistsrn. Apply on premises. LEO 7
COR RENT-NICE COTTAGE. IN AGOOD
Z neighborhoOd 80 per moBth;
1901 "a. H., this office,
LOR RENT-NO. Is EXCHANGE STREET
= extended 7 rooms. in good condition I;
%elstern and stable. I2I-l42
L.oR RENT FULL SIZE 7-OCTavE
Y pianos in good tune and order rent ap-
phSq ~ purcbase-at II. g. ~Hollenberg's
music hoHae, l2S,lSS
b OR RENT-THREE-SiQAY pRICK RES
r. IDENCE. 22S Adams stfeet. Apply 10 I.
NJ. Gage. 80 Front. or62O Mainst. le8 1888
a on RBNT-FARMS. STORES, DWELL
Z iDgs, offices, sleeping. rooms.
W. D. MCCALLUM, Agent,
11s-lS 10 Madison street.
TOR RENT-tURN1SHED HOUSE; AC-
L cessiblo and convenient. QWRsT.. will
board With tenant for rent. Address D.. EFF,
care Ledger 10 I
EOE KENT STORE HOUSE = THE
splendid store No 1924 Main street, be-
tween Union and Monroe. now ocorpind ~
Mee3re. A seesset & Son, as a Wholesale dry
goods house. Also 3 fine lot Of store fxtures
for ssfc. Terms liberal. For information
apply on premises. l09-lJf
LOR RkNT-BHICK COTTAGE, ROOMS,
L good yard; on Street railroad. Cheap 10
good tenant. Apply to II. WETTER, II and
Is Monroe street. SGT
uUR RENT-D WRLLIN s. STORES.
u otiees and sleeping-rooms. /. d. COMA
WAY, hental Agent. No. 8 Madison %: Iii
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RApNr0 HUGHES ( JAS SPEED

BY 10 yaI Mandate, It is further docreod
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L OR RENT FULL SIZE 7-0CTAvE
' pianos in good tune and order rent sp-
p5Sq ~ purcbase-at II. g.. H~ollenherg's
mqsic house, l2S,lSS
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EOR RENT-NICE COTTAGE, n AG00D
Z neighborhood $40 per month.
1907 a., H., this office,