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DEABODY MEDICAL INSTITUTE,
No. 4, Bulnnch street, Boston
Opposite Revere Hotlse.)
TH Z SGIENGE OF IEIr


No. A, Bulhnch street, Boston
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GEOR GET O WN.

GRAIN.-Arrived, schooner Kitty Ann to
Hartley Bro, with 800 bushels of wheat;
j. NJ. Waters.
MERCHANTS EXCHANGE.-Onerfng on
Change to-day, 200 bushels of wheel. with
sales as follows: 800 bushels at l5y.; 22s do.
at 100.
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fArENr s, bearing date of the 10th instant.

PATENT s, bearing date of the 10th instant
We're issu ed by the Patent Office this week to
residents of the District OF Columbia Mary
iafld and Virginia, as follows: District of
1olumbia-to Joseph j. Lucas, glue pot ket-
ts. g NJ. Roberts, plane manufacture. e.
w. Saladee, road wagons. Chas. Schaffer,
srtihSiai marble. Maryland-W. ID. Broo IS
1 a hichard Gornall. soldering machines
III. iainter, plating machines, one-half
sagnea 70 Lewis H. Keller. VIM. +. Elv,
E"soh brakes {. f.. Murray, CRATE cleaners.
L. "a. I. FOX, stoves; same, CRATE attach
mems nen,s; Nirginia-W. b. Conway, safety
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"ROGERT'sn

"RO0ERT'sn
49, VEGETABLE COUCH sYRuP,
~ nS o9V cure ever Uncovered for W6O0PIUo
COUCH. IL has Stood the tsGt Of tVepfv ycSsr M
sO Ssi RI SH 10y ics C00e1e. COLDS, 0R0Qf,
e. 80 2 - hrss.Isl 49,. Cd = q S..1S,
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THE CAPITAL COMPANY BANKRUPTCY
SAsE-I esterday. before Judge Humphreys,
tne case or The alleged bankruptcy of the
lion OF George Hin, jr) was heard by Judge
dumphreys-Messrs. DavIdge and Jones for
petitioner, and Merrick and Garnett for re-
was postponed until the first Wednesday in
Serten Der. "
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We wish To call attention TO A. Ftscher's
Chemical Securing and Dyeing Establish
ment, No goo G. street, near 9Th street. By
promptly adopting the latest improvements,
whether of American or European invention.
he is enabled To do his work in a manner not
10 be equaled by those not possessing these
Facilities. His cleansing and dyeing Ladies'
and Gents Suits are, In fact, the cheapest in
tire city on account OF his superior work.
Give him a call-9o6 q street. Puuctuslity
guaranteed,
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OFFICE OF CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,

For the middle states and New England.
stationary, followed by rising barometer,
and IN the middle states westerly winds,
with warmer clear weather, but in New Eng
lard northeast winds. with cooler, cloudy, or
fOggy weather.
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CIT 2 TT e NJ s.

WIVES KNOW THAT THE BROW or CARE
is often sOothed by a delicious supper, TO
which perfect bread, rolls. biscuit. etc, are
so important To have these delicate pro-
ducts Of baking always reliable, the use OF
Dooicg's Yeast Ponder is very important.
This article is among the most valuable Of
The day in its bearing on health. IL is put up
in cans always full In weight.
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~When the government can borrow
money at four per cent. ii seems n litfls
curious that street car conductors WON'T LET
. man forget that he hasn't handed over his
nickel.-lFfee Press, 49,
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RELIABLE HELP for weak and nervous
sufferers. Chronic, painful, and prostrat ing
diseases cured without medicine. Pulver-
machers Electric Belts the grand desidera-
tum. Avoid limitations. Book and Journal,
with particulars, mailed free. Address Pal
vermacher Galvanic Co, New York City.
daily
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TIE CASE OF THE WASHINGTON ANDGEoRGEroyyy


BAPTIST CHURCH SQUABBLE-T Second
BAPTIST Church case was again before the
Equity Court yesterday-a rule having been
issued 10 FitZhugh and others recurring
them TO show cause why they should not be
attached for contemplated the court room
was filled by the members of the cOugrega-
ton. Judge Wylie. after hearing the an
swer commented on the conduct of Fitzhugh
and others in dlsobeying the orders OF the
court in severe terms. and ne made an order
suspendIng them and placing the church in
the hands OF Rev. DIR. j. w. Parker of the +
street church and Rev. c. c. Meador. of the
Fifth Baptist Church, as receivers. The
cOmplainaLtS entered an appeal.
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LAWNS In blue, black, brown, lavender
and pink figure, black cashmera hiach
alpaca, black silks, summer silks and para
1G Market Space.
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ELECTION OF OFFIcrRs Tho ANNA,
melting OF The Grand Lodge, /. o. o. F., last
~, the following We're elected Ulcers for
mssIas' ny yeaf;,Joseph III. Dan lei, grand
tEsr, aHfed IL. Gawler, grand ward en-: p III
sweet, grand secretary; samuel w Sc grand
representative 10 the Grand Lodge Or III
United States. VI tne
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LpNEss CoNQUERs-and hence it is that the
seoIle yet positive Influence of DR.. Bulls Bay
Syrup overcomes 50 quickly the di sorJers of haby
hood. Price IS cents. ~
los. PLATZ'S RESTAURANT. 6Of Penn
Osylya ia avenue. COBDEST LAGER i'm tho
City. TEN CENT LUNCH EVERY DAY, II to
OClOck. VOC
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ing ON the experience OF twenty years. that
course of HOStefteTs Stomach BtfteTs will put
even naturally feeble system in such a
state of defence that il will be competent To
resist the most prevalent cause of diseaSe,
such as the malign influence OF miasma. uu
wholesome water, excessive heat, damp.
cold, sudden changes OF temperature, sc.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Judge Wylie. in
the Equity Court, made a decree of divorce
in the case of FL zabeth Amanda Russell
against Nenet :. Russell, who were married
in New Orleans In 1913, on the ground of bad
treatment, drunkenness, &C.
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LoDILLE's HEADACHE SPECIFIC in com-
posed Of very simple ingredients. Price so
cents.
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DILES AND FISTULA.

Or, Ii. d. SHRADER, ONCE l2lO = street
oIthwest positively and permanently cures Piles
and flstula INC matter Of how long standing by an
entirely new, scientific and universally successful
method OF treatment, without resort to the Knife
perfect cure guaranteed in all cases or money re-
funded Refers to VIM. Tucker, merchant tailor
Emery Coal Company Office lst and s streets north
west; J. b Msnion, eru GER. 728 7th street souta.
west; q. A. Brewer, 317 y. Capitol street; IL p
Carter, 4O5 18Th st. 7. b. Marche Gil A st. south
cost; Joseph Wall, $50 Pa ave.; l.. Lucns, .:
LCC as Bro, wholesale cigars and tobacco S25
.ih ST. AID to many others on application at my Of
nee, ~hose names we have permission 70 use in
connection with this Advertisement
special apartments for ladies' HoHrs 10 A. m 10
p, ~; sundays Ito p. m. Consultation free.
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GIRARD HoUsE.-By authority of N,
McKibbin, Of the Girard House, Philadei.
Phia, We announce that the price or transient
board has been reduced to $500 per day.
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COLUMBIA HOSPITAL FOR WOMEN
AND LYING-IN ASYLUM

LOIS institution having lately undergone very OF
.ssnsNe repairs and Improvement, is now ready for
nI OF patients. The fres wards are large,
private rcoms are equal 10 every res pect to any
~ IN Bind in the country, and the whole
Inc control OF at lie resident Surgeons aud Ad
SisorS board OF Ply sicians and Surgeons.
= ~ srrseSn n Chief, Resident Surgeon,
9. H. Nichols, "A b.. r. Smifh' Eco
Noble Young, M ID Inc WitchsH IA,
n SIsSn, I'D, a. L. Shepherd, Esq,
Rev. B. Sunderland ID n 4 I'm 4 4 Sercent iT 4 a .
1os Vm reref, DID,, lHon.J "A. Garfield, N O.,
Ann miAfo, ESQ., Hon. L.A.Naoksy - O.
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MARRIAGE LICENSES have cen issua. ,o
samuel Day and Eliza beth Day. bo,b -,
Prince Georges county, Md; VIM Christisn
Armstead and Julia Ann SalI
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THE BOARD OF HEALTH met last p,ob,
Heallh Oficer Keene's report for the week
ending July 2lst, was presented showing 52i
t,a abated, 16 causek of death inves-
OF garbage removed, 1G6 dead animals re-
moved, with the usual reports of food pro-
ducts inspected and condemned. AMI ami
mails impOunded. Brick hou sc and premises
No 1870 Pennsylvania avenue in bad ssui-
tafy condition was condemned as a nuisance
and orders given for abatement of same.
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I .YCEUM BUREAU EXCURSIONS.
- THlRD sE ASOH
eTHAMER MARY WASHINGTON

Regular Trips EyEk1 WEDNESDAY.
Leave 1th street harf IT ,. m; return q II D. m
Tickets Fifty Cents.
The following organizatfous will
loin IN the above Exeur.ions, on the y ~ 4
N. m must purchase tickets Of their nember,:
hckendree section Cadets Of Ten perance, Jul,
Young Peoples Literary Association, A.,embl,
Church, August !. day and evening iea IN
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HOTELS.

al 8EMARIE HOTEL"
BROADWAG, 5TH AVENUE AND 2IrH ST
Facing Madison Square,
NEW YORK
On the European Plan.
JANVklN & PALMER,
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ExCURSION TO DRUID HILL PARK.
~ BALTIMORE,
Under the direction Of tie Fourth Street IL r.
- Sabbath School,
THURSDAY, AUGUST 2p, 1877
Trains v Ill leave the Baltimore and Potomac De
leave DRUID Hill Park al e;40tiSf ~
. m aud Union Depot SIS ny w - w.
N n NO ehsnge Of cars The cars will rua up the
nortnessi entrance OF the Park.
Tickets, round trip, sl5p For sale AZ Goo W
Cropi-y's Druggist. cnTner OF Bridge ard g'nsrss.
STREETS, ssorgetowp; J. c. Boardmsn a Co. Sta
l,S..Ty Dab f3th 50 opp Treasury; q. G. Pg-c.Il
al "; g. Parker. SLsiioner, 81. 7th - W
ID. 80 IL Morrison. Booksellers, 40 Pa ave
W. H. u. Ferguson, Druggist, corner pa ave and
"a st. 8. e.; Mrs Tinker, Fancy, 4O3 s,h street
= o gIO-las
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HAVING ENLARGED OUR STORE,
We are row prepared 20 offer TO the Public most
complete assortment Of
STOVES FURNACES, RANGES, CRATES, LA
TROBE STOVES, AND SLATE MANTELS,
In Great Variety.
Persons fitting up their houses with the above
nam Goods. should not fail ~ call and canine be-
Tore buying elsewhere.
A FIRST CLASS ELEVATED OVEN RANGE
FOR S8J.
LATROEE STOVES, WITH ILLUMINATED
BASE, sELFFEEDING, TO HEAT
TWO ROOMS,
FOB s3O,AT
REISSNER = jerks,
1eo-r III Serenfh street north tresf.
CONCORD BUGGIES; choice top b UG
III built by joyce; 4-seated Passen- adA p.
e MACON; i-seated Platform, Picnic F4TtI&
WAGON Business WAGONS; Jackson 49,
ever offered to the public at 1905 LouIsiana ave-
nue. Opposite Hay Market.
10O NEW AND SECONDHAND TOP
~ AND N0-TOP BUGGIES, Sin
sie Hno Jump Seat jag ers, two and four SxSfNJ
80 ark fohy fhMtons; also, one very w.
"{pns sIBr Brett, and nifty other styles.
,u, r. ID. SCHMIDT q CO..
VEO 466 Pennsylvania dreMiae.
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THE COURTS.
EQUITY CoURT-J,aioe Vyks.


tsy Brush ACT. Douglass dismissal Of bill a.
!" n, oeelass rescinded. Lewis agt Cook trustees
rany sEt nr"%pP snsFsisn al js.r ana n%n
nv shrll agt Whit;iescy; decree CONSUMING will
- act Thompson; order that decree Of divorce be
"a ssre. If Defendant files vr Eldretge AIT Co
bum; release annulied.
POLICE CoURT-JteiGe Smell.
To-day, Philip Butler, vaCrancy: bonds Isabella
johnson, Ellen (. Jones. Robert Stafford, vaCrancy,
were required to give bond OF q 10 the v ORR h6u,e
Roisrt stafford WAS fined o for carrvinz cprr.sIj
weepons. Frank HeihH5R disorderly; IS. Arthur
I sI'"P DO c s Poe PRS Jrhq CIl
Bride, throwing stone; 81. Edward Morgan. d.:
a CAUTION To Policeman
Thomas AldTidge mi Thomas J. RobbS. policemen
Of the f1h precinct charged with assault and bate
~ ON hll'u Ate oh the nth Of july were placed on
trial. The evidePge the eE.ct that Ell,u was
drunk ard hehavsne in disordcrly manner. and - III
sisted and dt idge. with oiosr Hobbs attempting
70 get her to the station called push cart aul she
is alleged that officer Aldridsc struck har Tha de-
PENCE claIW.' thar she resisted, aud they u.nd no
she received were caused 10y her falling cut of the
push cart ana kicking against il. TIL court re
marked that no officer had right to his baton
unless II w, 'CtudiIS necessary. even on the lowest
class OF OF nders. They have right - beat per
woman Is drunk and acts in this manner they must
not the club. but find some other means TO secure
her. He discharged officer Hobbs, as there was
some conflict IN the evidence. H. would continua
the case against officer Aldridge for Judgment he
giving ms personal reCugnizance
TIE CASE OF THE washington ANDGEoRGErowy
RAILROAD,
charged with running street ears without license.
was Called ana MIR. Tottrn, the attorney for the
company, stated that they did not ienv that cars
were running without license, and claimed that they
had right under the charter. A the casa would 90
t. he upper CONT, he would submit To- the Judgment
Of the court and would then appeal. judgment was
entered and the case appealed. Augustus Abraham
and John y iilIs. charged with ARRAY in fighting
near the corner Of 9th and b streets. = each Jnh1
in Jail.
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THE HYGEIA HOTEL.
Old Point Comfort, Va.
Situsted within leo yards of fort MouTce. Open
al the year. Special attractions for SUM- n 4
msr, with ample capacity for go gueets. VEAY
n as all modern Improvements. Six daily lh.Wy
mails and telegraph office. Fifteen to twenty firsf.
class steamers land daily except Sunday $50 yards
from the door. Superior beach for bathing at door
steps and good from May until November Boa'ins
fishing and driving specially attractive. Send for
circular describing by genic advantages, terms &c
myl 5-sm III. PHOERJS. Prom.
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u
Leaves Wharf Foot of Sixth Street
SATURDAY. JULY a.. 1877
AZ 30 z. m. tor
PlNEf POINT, FURT MONROE AND NOR
FOLK.
Returning. reaches home &C m Monday
Rcund TIP - Pine Point. 81 an
other 2 .il's. IS, children under ten -
yesrs 4 &c. isea-. 20 &C uts G<Sck.x-{I
iickcis limited. and o. h had If ibT : -I7--,T--
AM = ME men Daniel " Lsfhr, 2 six IA IA
tof IHc u. bert Mason, Assistant FNzr5n.-
ra'eni Office, Brysn Tiey, 800 a., s;r-,t. J1bn
nHs.I' =. 7 ~. 80 n inttr Building. Tb-rlaS "
INV lHig fctUsy fsaiN avenue. - T. Rac a.
I'. pr 81 "a h-parfnH"-I william L Martin a., p
net street aud Pc. sgl,ania Hyeuuo. J4ba IA
hheisl Ills Penr-y lyzui. -eru.. a X NJ
usii' rssS III sr--t. SUD Benjamin r N5rr.ii.
fo. a. 2S -Tea Ury .y-tfsleut ''
ynilsJt N''w ~ the Pc pmac. the Ray. Fnrtre..
h.ur'e and the vs. a and Meird Tin R.pS
"a >rngef. have * hours 81 Fort - NJ troa
t.HE and tire hours q unsurpassed salt water
betnlDg a. Piney Pn nj returning
ms eNc1r-i' ,'rr~ rare chance, without 1fri-
mont L bu,i ess l. cuIoy the trip At Price -l,tn
Tire reach # all. r,.s.ff-
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Washington News and Gossip.

INTERVAL REVENUE RECEIPTS TODAY
- ~ N~S
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NEW HOTEL, WASHINGTON, ID. G.
RI9GS HOUSE,
g. SPOFFORD, PrOpriGtOrs,

First class, srd complete In all Its appointments;
situated opposite the United States Treasury Build
inRs, and ia the immediate ne shborhood Of the Pre-
s'dents Mansion, the State. War, Navy Departments,
and the CorcOrsn Art Gallery. jsn20-ly
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THE STEAMER MARY WASHINGTON
10 n liking trips TO Gly mont and 49,
nFrmedlate landings dai SUNDAY ES- n
ssnceptedl, leaving her wharf, foot
~ street, q Pa m returns about clock D. M
SoApAI EACUkSIONs-Two trips, to Mount
vernon Springs; leaving ct 10 O'Clock O. IA. and
sseturning al O'Clock m First trip fare, 20 cents
s, m, Fare, = cent? Those going on the hra can
CHlLDRENe TRIP-Children will be taken on
Tep,s. f9r cent, round trip; .duis, Is
usual landings until the urn trip Of the boat
sood only on saturdays. Children must in ali Cases
aSSompsn,ed oy their parents or some adult
TH1 STEAMBOAT MARY WASHINGTON
Sen De chArtsr red for Excursions by APPLYING ON
BOARD, or 10 q. y. Allie, Agent, e No OIS nh
sUeet' opposite The Patent once.
p b. TRorH,
1yD-s@ President Of COMPANY.
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allow the United States mails TO proceed,
but that the failure TO forward them is the
fault OF the railway corporations and not the
striking employees.
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r. one Price onty IN Every Department.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1877-07-28

Alabama Street Presbyterian C~hurch-Ser-
vices at II am. and 1880 pm. by Rev. j. o.
Stedman.
First Presbyterian Church. corner Third
and Poplar streets-Seryices at Ii a In. ami at
$500 pm. by the pastor, Rev. Eugene Daniel.
Sunday school ut 9 80 am.
Second Presbyterian Church. corner Main
and Beal streets Services at IL am. and Ut
5 100 pm. by Rev. W. E. BoRgs.
Second Cumberland Presbyterian Church,
corner DeSOto and Vance streets Services Of
II AIN. and 1880 pm. by Rev. Ii. C. CultOn.
Sunday school. 0 I'm. Seats free.
Lauderdale Street Presbyterian Chusch -
Corner of Beal and Laudordale- Services al
II Am. and 7:45 pm. by the pastor, Rov. DR..
j. L. Waddell.
Court Street Cumberland Presbyterian
Church. Owing to absence of pastor, no ser.
vices until further notice. Sunday school al
9tOa.m. Prayer meeting every Wednesday
evening ats go O'Clock.
Central Methodist Church, Union street
Services at Hoo ain. and 7;45 by Rev. james
A. Heard. pastor. Su~nday-school at 9 am.
First Methodist Church Regular service Al
l:OO n. m A: service Of song at o;l5 pm. Rev. s.
d. Surratt, pastor. Sunday school. $50 am,
Seats FREQ.
HernandO Street Methodist Church Sun.
day school at I'm. Services at II 100 and al
800 Pm. by Rev. Mr.. Evans, pastor.
Central Baptist Church. Second and BeaI
streets Services atll a. II and at 500 pm. by
DR.. Landrum, pastor. Sunday school at 9 :3t
Am.
Calvary Church, corner Second and AdamI
trcets-Soivices at l1:C0 am, and at 500 pm,
Rev. George White. rector.
ST. Mary's Cathedral, Poplar stteet-Ser
vices at 7 and IL am. and at 5 pm. Bishop
Pierce will preach atnigbt.
st. Lazarus Episcopa,) Church, Madison
street-Sunday school at $40 a.m Service
at TOO and 10 80 a IN. and at $500 pm. b!
Rev. Chas. C. Parsons. rector. Seats fro.
Grace Church. fernando street. Rev. J
Carmichael, rector. Seats free. Sunday
school at 900 I'm. Morning prayer and ser
men by tho rector at 10 ::1a.m.
Church Of the Good Shepherd (Episcopal)
chelsea Services at II Am. and ut 8 pm
ROv. Virginius o. Geo. rector.
German Protestant Church, Third street
near Jefferson Sunday-school ut 9 am; scr
vices at II 100 am. Rov. A. Thomas, pastor
Linden Street Christian C~hurch-Sunday
school at lam. Communion serve at 1O;S
am. Preaching by Elder 4. w. Caskey, Q
Sherman, Texas. at ll:l5 am.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1877-07-28
Rum Away or Amman |

DR.. Poole, a we'll known physician,
Law ger and real estate agent, residing on
Mulberry street, notified the police. last
evening that his daughter, aged about
eighteen years, had mysteriously disap.
peared that day from her home, and that
no trace Of her could be discovered.
She was seer getting into a hack not lar
from her home, and the hack We driven
of rapidly. 1t was a strange affair, aud
is involved in considerable mystery,
Last night the police searched the city,
but did not succeed in arresting the run.
away, although they heard news of her
rom several persons.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1877-07-28

Mr.. James B. Cook, the architect, has
placed us under obligations for a new
aud accurate map of Memphis, which he
has just issued. 1t seems 10 DO perfect
in proportion and delineation. The
boundaries, streets, alleys, railroads,
river ,ont, principal business blocks and
other features Of Importance, are all
located in the right place, and we'll d.
fined, Each ward is designated by a
distinct coloring. The First ward, for
instance, is p lekfeen, the Ninth red and
he Tenth is a broad yellow belt across
ne southern part Of the city. 1t is hand.
somely mounted on rollers, and III be
found q convenience Is we'll as an orna.
ment in any Office or residence. W.
learn that Mr.. Cook has issued a few
extra copies for sale at 4 reasonable
price.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1877-07-28
The PrlrII.ra rnr Fnna.

Between six and eight thousand dol.
lars Of the privilege tax fund, which was
some time ago transferred to the special
fund for the payment of judgment cred
itors, ETC., RENAME intact. Under the
decision Of Messrs. Henry T. Ellet, W.
Y. c. Humes and c. F. Vance, the
privilege tax fund must be used exclu-
sively for the payment Of the police and
hire departments. and its use for any
other purpose is without warrant of law.
Under an opinion Of City Attorney
Walker $l9,87l Al Of this privilege tax
fund was so transferred by Mayor Flip
pin, and a large portion of the amount
passed into the hands Of Judgment cred
itors. These creditors it is claimed had
not q right to receive ore single cent of
this fsnd, but now that between $4,000
and $4,000 of the fund remains intact it
is the duty Of the mayor to order it
transferred back to the privilege fund
and have it paid out to the 6remen and
policemen, for which the privilege tax
was levied and collected. II the mayor
does not wish to take the responsibility,
or take the bull by the horns, he should
see that the iand should not be dis.
posed of by paying it out to judgment
creditors or others not iremen or police.
men, and ought to call a special meeting
Of the general council and ask for in
%structions as to the disposition of the
fund aud its transfer back to its legiti.
mate object.