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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-07-14
Else OF METERS.
-iI;; = IST OF LETTERS REMAINING IN
l i1,;JE POST oFfiCk At RICHMOND, HEN
SIc6 COUNTY, VA, July Ia, 1877.


LADIES LIST.
Anon. Lucy Davidson, Mrs shelton, N. f.
AneSnfM Anissn, Mrs. ~ iS,ssc, Mss D. Sims, Miss G.
Rsrnes, Sarah Eenson, Ella Stewart, Mollie
Barber, Miss NJ Rerny, Flora Taylor. saliie
Ranks, Iunss Stfrson. jean IOney. MISS ID
BARTLETT, A. M nettc War, Paitie
Blunt, Nansse Greepcshart, Missvaughn, Mrs.
Bankenshfp III. g. Willie II.
Booker, Laey Harvey. Mrs j. NJ.
Booker, Minnie ID. West Miss u;
Briggs, eeessc Mayo, Laura washington, MISS
Buckbart, Anna Mury. Mary Meoster> Mss r.
Rarkly. Sairic featross, Mrs. l.. WEXFORD, MISS Z.
Buckor, f.ucy e. nne- Mlys a:
S5s n,e E Mss les %isms Mrs
sic Winnersderfe,
Dav;s Rcbccca Royal, Mrs. /. Lena
GENTLEaiEN-s LIST.
,,r,ns r. Flanbrich, G. W. SaIherttn, W. I.
rssstr r. e. Fox. Louis Smith, W. W.
Anderson, A. X Garncs. James sprague; c. A.
smJerson q Glenn, Strcret, p.
h,sins. G. Lewis. W. II. Speerhaw,G:
Hs~a,nSr + Layinsn, George Thompson, c.
nsula " Il MAXWELL W. i. Topping, G. NJ.
Breeden, W. T. Meihon, Sharles rian nuIneii ..s
n,omn, n, Mover. CL verminion,-
C6,es Robert McCann. r F. Wooddy, b.
Coates. WI Oiu W. W-sssnn "
Souncii. l. II. Perry Winam Ms..os. -.
CSrsias,on. ra'e ni r. Raglan, Wilisam Wilkinson, S.
Cullen Rrsxton Raye. X. Nilhamst o..
nent Stn. " Robson, r. Williams, John
~, Som,cl Rofersnn, G. Woodbury.. Z. (2}
mn Sposert Rose, W. H.. Wrcnn, Frank
Evans Henry Scheper, X.
VESSELS.
Schooner James S. Hewitt. schooner James Il.
YreS;,, Schooner James - Hewitt. Schooner SaIhe
Courtney, Schooner IL. ID Grant, Schooher ooseph
WV. FORBES, Postmaster.
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PATENT AGENCY.

.HENRY ORTIZ,
k1 90 .forrneriF OF Rschmou8, Va, +
AMERICAN AND FOREI5N PATENT AGENT,
= Federal Buildings. WAsnlsoT0a. ID %,
informs his friends end southern inventors
matters on reasonable and ai furnish, FREk
OF c1lARGE. all information With ngsrd 20 any
STATEs on ABROAD, as we'll rs 10 the rAfHHrA-
BILIrY OF Inventions, far ss this may pc asser.
tainesi bya search fn modet-roem OF Patent once
Lange j. p. and Thomas +. Ballard. =. kani q go.
{ & Corresponds In English. French. German, sx1d
the scandinavian languages. aoilsbed lo ii
ta 4-3taw3m s5
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J. ONE VICTORY FOR RADwAY.--Radway has
been acquitted of the charge resting against
him in King aud Queen Of selling sewing
machines in that county without license.
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For THE PRESENT SEASON
English Serge, Mobair. Drab d'Ete, Alpaca, and other
light material for coats and vests at
a. SAKs G Co, 1913 Main street.
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raE HYGEIA HOTEL.

-. OLD EUIMX NUWFURT, VA
s1tassed within 100 yards Of Fort Monroe. Open
AL The SER. Special attractions for summer, with
ample capacity for 500 guests Has all paodern Ina
proTements. Six daiiy mails and telegraph office.
Fifteen to twenty frstclass steamers isnd daily lex
eept Sunday l5c yards from the door Superior
beech for bathing the docr-steps, and good from
May until November. Boating, fishing, and driving
specially attractive Selsd Tor circular describing
hygteale advantage, terms, Ac.
MI i1-dAw3u II. K0Eeus, Proprietor.
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SUMMER RESORTS.

nAGGERS'S SPRINGS,
~ BOTETOURT COUNTY, VA,
ten mikes from Clifton Forge, Chesapeake and Ohio
railroad.
This small bat delightful WATERlNG-PLACE
has been thoroughly renovated and newly furnished
this season. 40. ,.o-
Hoard: g per day; $40 per week; $50 and s35
Der mouth. Accommodations frSt-claSS
For particulars see circulars Of
iy l4-I,n TAYLOR & BEAN. Lcssees.
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LINEN BUSTERS,

LINEN DCsTERs,
LINEN BUSTERS.
E. B. SPENCE & SON.
e. B. SPENCE i SON.
GAUzE UNDERsHIRTs,
GAUzE USDERsHTRTs,
EsB. SPENCE q soy,
E. B. SPENCE & Son,
BLUE FLANNEL SUITS.
BLUE FLANNEL SUITS.
E. B. SPENCE & Son,
Z. B. SPENCE & Son.
TEN-DoLLAR .
TEN-DoLLAR
CASHMERE SUITS,
CASHMERE SUITS,
E. 3. SPENCE & SoN.
f. b. SPENCE & SoS.
For GOOD CLOTHING,
FoR GOOD CLOTHING,
At Low PRICES,
AT Low PRICES,
CALL AT 1900 MAIN srnsH7,
CALL AT 1900 MAIN STREET,
E. b. SPENCE q SON,
E. B. SPENCE & SON.
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WARM SPRINGS,
BATH COUNTY, VA.
ARE NOW OPEN.
TIE FINEST BATHING FACILITIES IN THE
WORLD

A specific for neuralgia. dyspepsia, gout. and
EADD Co.. Richmond, Va ',1SS
=, DR.. JoHN ". LAwsos. OF Isle of Wight county,
Ey I6-2m JOHN L. EtJBANK. pronrta,o- "a
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TOR RENT. A MOST DESIRABLEEa
T. DWELLING on the north side Of Frank. -
lin street between Third aud Fourth streets, Win
about ten rooms and modern improvements.
TWO-STORY BUILDING on The northeast cor
ner of Grace and Pine streets. with kitcnsn, car
COTTAGE RESIDENCE on north side Of Grace
between Third and Fourth streets, with four rooms
kitchen. &C.
street. near Brook avenue, with four rooms ana
kitchen.
CLAW street near the Spriug Park, with four TO six
rooms each. FRANCIS ]. iSbELL,
Auctioneer and Real Estate Agent,
No. Eleventh street.
iu1d.at between Main and Bank.
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FOR RENT.
FOR RENT, - n,,n,,crn p .rrs E=j

TOR RENT, ~. E.a
BRICK HOUSE, In nice order, large garden, &c,
No. 1908 Grove avenue, opposite Mr.. John q. Sha-
fer's. .
FRAME DWELLING, seven rooms and out
tiful garden Of two acres, with sbade.trees shrub
berry &C.. near the western terminus OF me clty.
rooms, and In nice order gas and water, corner OF
Third and Marshall streets Price AM ssreet
between Main ana Franklin. Price, SS and S10.
FRAME HOUSE, four rooms and kitchen, NO.
1O3 Marshall street. Price, $3.50.
TWO HOUSES, four rooms, Nos. 1722 aud i1Io
cast Cary street. Price, $l2. Apply to
GEORGE E. CRAWFORD, ~
iv1d-1t 1905 Bank sireer.
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TEIIE CHESAPEAKE HOUSE
Il formerly known as the Clopten House).
pleasantly situated in most desirable locally'
;,nc-haiT mile from Old Point Comfort VA.
splendid shade, large lawn, and croque,-grounds.
Excellent facilities for bathing. boating, and fishing.
Terms s2.5 per day: $l2 per week. For further
particulars address L. HAVERLY,
Fortress Monroe, Va.
iy1o-3t PoSt-Ofice box SO.
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ATHLBORO' SPRINGS. BATH COUN-
1Nl TY, VA. two miles from Milboro' depot, on
the Chesapeake and Ohio railroad open for visitors
at reduced rates The cheapest and best place III the
mountains for families seeking rest and recreation
per month; $40 per week; S2 per day. Address
W. Fl. HOPKINS,
nv 22-Tu&S2m Miilboro' Springs.
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DLUE-RlDGE SPRINGS, VA.
THE CELEBRATED DYspEPsIA-wArER.'

Board only $50 per month for May and June.
Special coDtrac Is for families
Cheap railroad-tckets This summer.
PHILIP 4. BROWN,
my l4-MSS2m Proprietor.
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a company OF the Fifteenth Vi ginia regi-
ment, which figured very extensively at the
beginning of the war in that section OF the
country. 1t was princip .ly this fact, and
to visit their old camping-grounds, that in
duced us to make the excursion. AS may
be well imagined, each point at which the
Marion Rifles had staked their tents was
pointed out, many anecdotes connected
herewith related, and their marches de-
scribed. :i.s
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MAPS. sc.

DICHMOND AND THI P,fT Y-FIVE
IG MILES AROUND.-A few OF these SCARCE
nockef. Al al is ss -
Also, o,PoCKET-MAPS Of Virginia. North Carosi-
ma. and other States at Soc. and 8 10 10. , l
Large MAPS of Richmond. the upired Sfatess the
world WAR MAPS, Re. !. -.
HANGING- or rWALL-aiAPgafth the Ilnifed I'll Sfates
at $3.50. 3 RANDOLPH ESGLlSH.
jy 9-d&w 1902 and 1905 Main steeet.
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DARNESs HOTEL, HAMPTON, VA.

This popular resort will be open for the reception
of visitors June 1st All the dclicacies OF "Ilde-
water Virginia. will be served. a comnodious
blth-house Is attached.
TERMS: $3.50 per day; Sl2 per week $40 per
month j. j. BARNES,
NV l9-2m Proprietor.
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VARIETY SPRINGS.
OPEN FOR vIsITORssJUNE /. 1877.

Situated on the Chesapeake and Ohio railroad,
fifteen miles west of Staun:on, stopping ut the
door. t-a y ..t. Fl. s. II. ss,-.r.- -
TERMS: $50 per month, $40 per week, s2 per
day. Children under twelve years and colored SER
wants half price. 80.
Mineral waters and grand scenery excelled by no
other place In the State - t7ss.
Circulars at the Office Of the Richmond Dispatch.
p. & M. BURRUSS,
nv 29-2m PrOprleters
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KEEP COOL
Buy one Of our 81 Alpaca Goats.
A. SAKs & Co., l0l3 Main street.
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yNALLAWHATOOL SPRINGS, WILL
w LIAM A. SITLINGT0N. Proprietor. Post
Office, Millboro Springs. Bath county; three miles
from Millb0ro depot. Trotter's stages meet each
train. ALUM, SULPHUR, and CHALYBEATE
WATERS. .s...~
TERMS: 81 per day, II 0 per week, S30 per month.
For circular and Information apply to the pro-
prietor. 10 7. Z. DEPUY, Druggist, 427 3road
street, Richmond. te e21-Th,S&M1m*
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DAWLEY SPRINGS,
IG ROCKINGHAM COUNTY, VA.
This delightful summer resort Is NOW OPEN for
the reception of visitors
Circulars can be had at PURCELL, LADp s Co.'s
and atJ. y. WILKINsoN's. 1907 Main street.
~ 80 5e1S-1m
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THAETED, GOOD COOK. A:recorn.
mediation IS to be brought. Applyto
6 n gss.E g. -ls - DIR. q. w. ANDERSON.
206 jefferson street, near the railroad.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1877-02-24
Amuaemauta-

The MIYsTRELs.-Simmons& Siocum's
minstrels gave another fine performance
at the theater last night, presenting a
change of programme. The perform
ance was replete With wit and humor and
was thoroughly enjoyed. Every member
Of the troupe is an artist Of merit.
There will be a matinee this afternoon,
and to night the minstrels will give their
farewell performance.
BURLEsQUE OPERA. - Next Monday
night will inaugurste another season of
comic or rather burlesque opera at the
Memphis Theater. The Lisa Weber
English burlesque troupe will present
Ernani, or a New Tune on an Old Horn,
which opera will be preceded by a farce.
The troupe consists of a number Of clever
people, good vocalists and actors.
Ernani will be repeated Tuesday night,
and will be followed Wednesday night BY
La So~nnambuls, and Thursday night BY
Field Of the Cloth of Gold. The troupe
will close its engagement on the latter
night. The box sheets are now open ct
H~ollenberg's, where reserved seats can
be secured to-day for any night Of next
weeks engagement.
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Chareh serrlee. re.norrou.


THE following notices arc inserted FREQ Of
charge. We request that officers Of churches.
who desire so to do, will furnish US. on Sat
urdsys. with brief notices Of services in
their respective places Of wOrshipl:
Grace Church. fernando street. Rev. J.
Carmichael, rector. Seats free. Sunday.
school at 800. Holy communion at 7 am,
Morning service at II am. Evening service
at 80 pm. ILssten services daily at $50 anC
4;3) o'clock.
First Baptist Church, Second street. between
Adams and Washington-Services at IL a m,
and 1880 pm. by Rev. W. D. Mayfeli. Sab.
ba~th-schoOl at 3 80 am.
Central Baptist Church-Seeo and Bea.
eet.-Preaehing and services Of song b.
Rev. L. B. Fish at IL am. and 7:45 pm. Sun,
day school at $3.50 pm.
Linden Street Christian Church-Sunday.
school at am. Communion service at 10 80
am. No night service.
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CHOICE CREAMERY BUTTER
Unitnn Rintea Conrt.

Judge Trigg refused this morning to
grant a peremp.ory maudam1a against
the city, on the ground that the city
Wonld soon be bankrupted by fling up
so many mandamuses. lie gave the
city until December to include the tax in
the general levy Of taxes.
In the case of j. NJ. Tighe & Co, ad.
judged to be bankrupts, the court refused
the application Of the register to reopen
the ease to consider facts subsequently,
discovered.
All the tax title cases previous to 1875
which have been pending many years,
we're thrown out Of Court under the new
law. This decision favOrably Affects the
rights Of many Of our citizens in Fort
Pickering and other parts Of the city,
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1877-02-24

The advertising ia the morning papers
Of the steamer j. W.. Gaf for sale, is
merely a form that the United States
marshal has to go through when suit ia
brought against q steamer that has VIC.
lated United States laws in carrying coal
oil. The CAT gave bond promptly for
the amount hat was claimed as damages
by the marshal here. she could have
given bond for q thousand times the
amount without a moment delay, as she
belongs to the Memphis and Ohio river
Packet Company, one Of the Oldest and
wealthiestss packet companies that plies
the Western waters. Few people know
it that the wealth of this line runs IN
into the millions, and don'b owe a cent
to any one,
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Visitors to Florida.

A New York correspondent says: II
you are going to Florida, the Italy Of
America, of course you will stop in
Jacksonville, the chief city in the "lard
of flowers" Those accustomed to the
comforts and conveniences of our FIRST
class modern hotels, will stop at the new
and superbly appointed Nichols House,
where the accommodations are as good
as at any hotel in the United Statos.
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Pure Kentucky sausage,
dressed turkeys and chickens
at HI. Seessel, HF a. Son, cor.
Second and Jefferson. 1872


Prisoners in the OFiminAI court.
The prisoners brought to the court
house for trial are now chained together
in the courtroom, so as to prevent es-
capes. The sheriff complains that too
many cases are get daily for trial in the
Criminal Court, and out Of some twenty
prisoners ordered out OF the Jail to the
Criminal Court but three or four are
tried daily. Cannot all this be remedied
by the Criminal Court oficials2
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guards. Nobody blames a prisoner for
attempting to escape, but he should be
prevented from escaping. The prisoner,
like every patriot, is always on the look
out for an occasion to strive for liberty.
The patriot fights for liberty while the
criminal has to run for it,
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Bartee's homemade candy,
25c n pound, 32S Main 1t. 62t

To close out cORsignments
we offer at reduced prices;
300 kegs spiced pigsfOet at $I.25.
100 ilrkins pigsfeet at s2.50.
10 barrels bOlOgnOs at 7e.
100 pkgS. cooking butter at IL TO 15c.
l49t G. A. ECKERLY & BROS.
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BATHS! BATHS! t
2Se, 25c. 25c.

Can be had at my elegant shaving and
hair dressing establishment, cerner Of
Main and Jefferson streets, with all the
accommodations. I employ the. best
BARRIERS in the city.
lS2 A FARBER, Proprietor.
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Important lo PririIara rnr p.unr

Important 10 Privilege Tax Payers
In Thursdays LEDGER appeared an
article explaining the position of Re.
corder Duff in refusing to fine merchants
aad others who have been arrested on
city warrants for doing business without
a license, and wherein such merchants
and others had rendered the amount Of
the license tax to the county clerk but
refused to pay the mandamus tax, and
we're refused license in consequence. Ia
explanation Of his course, county clerk
James Reilly, writes US that the reason
ne refuses such demand for license is on
account Of the following section, 2l3,
page So, oil the city ordinance; >
Provided that no person or firm shall
be permitted to take out a license for
any year, or fraction Of a year, until all
assessments on capital invested for the
previous year against said person or firm
shall have been paid, adjusted or remit.
ted by the general council"
Mr.. Reilly, in order to protect himself
and securities, refused to issue licenses
until such parties pay the mandamus
tax, etc. 1t will be seen that our eff.
Gent county clerk and the recorder oil
the city hold different views, and give q
different construction to the ordinance.
OF couse no n has any idea or i'm.
AGNES that Mr.. Reilly has any other
motive for his action in the matter than
to carry out the ordinance as he under
stands it, and in order to protect himself
and securities in the matter. He even
called Mayor Flippin's attention to the
section of the ordinance above quoted
some two months since, and asked him
to have the general council to take action
on the subject, which has become of &C
much Importance TO the business public
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The UnIOAded PiGtOl wounds q
KeRrO.

n P1RtOl wounds a
Negro.
The unloadei pistol went of again
this morning aud shot a man. j. Green.
valid, a shop.ksspeF on Beal street, be-
tween Main aud Shelby, was showing a
small pistol to a negro, Tom Adams,
with a view to sell the same unto him.
While descanting upon its merits and
explaining its complications of trigger
and lock, the weapon went Of and the
bullet entered the shoulder Of the negro,
inficting a painful but not dangerous
wound. The thing being accidental no
arrest was made. The careless handling
Of loaded or uuloaded fire arms will kill
a few more people yet.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1877-02-24

tbs Frank Leslie Illustrated weekly
with the Memphi procession and Msrdi
Gras illustrated, can be found at Billy
Lieben's news stand, 1864 Main street.
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A FREE ONUER

tonight at s o'clock, at Joe Enmerieh's
saloon, a4t Adams street, by Professor
j. G. Handwerker's orchestra. The
Murray Sisters have consented 10 sing
some Of their popular songs.
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The Hat Trade.

Martin Cohen, the New York Halter
No. 2l9 Main street, under the Worsham
House, is now in New York city com.
pleting bis purchases Of spring stock.
Mr.. Cohen has had years of experience
in the hat business in Memphis, and is
thoroughly posted as to the wantu Of this
trade. Besides this he always makes i.
a point to sell one fourth less than any
other dealer.
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Fresh oysters received daily
by express only. Victor ID.
Fuchs, fl Jefferson at. 1856
Cotton Trade Items,

The blackboards and books Of the
Cotton Exchange to-day furnishes the
following items Of trade: Receipts Of
cotton for the week, lO,l49 bales; for the
season, 81, l26; shipments for the week,
6Ol9; for the season, 97,447; stock on
hand, 5000; sales for the week, 1000
bales, taken by spinners. The exporters
and spectators took 40 cotton during
the week.
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To the Editor of the Ledger.

AuisVA VI tuO heubeIs
Some people hereabouts are anxious
on the subjec. Of Barbour Lewis late
office. The salary of that public func.
tlonary is $3.50 a year and fees. (See
Revised Statutes Of. the United States,
page 534, section 27eS)
0RPHEgs G. KERR, Decd.
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Martin Cohen Snn Ahead,

And has all the latest spring styles o.
hats In the market. Come one, come
all, and be convinced at
MARTIN CoHEN's,
PIG Main, under Worsham House.
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WASH POPLINS
Spring w ear,
l24 cents.
JOSEPH COLL g. co,
where % Get ust.

WHeFe u ONt AbIyIIsh Hal.
The finest hats in the country can be
found at the well knewn establishment Of
Peters & Co., the "Hatters," under the
Peabody Hotel. They have all tie
latest styles known to the trade, and are
ready to sell them to all customers and
to the general public at the very lowest
prices.
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Billiards.

The graceful young champion, Lou
Shaw, continues nightly to make wonder,
full draws Of the worries and Of attendance.
l5lf
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1000 pounds perch and trout
fr0nl ReelfoOt lake, just re-
Ceived by v. ID. Fuchs, Al
Jefferson street. l52
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1877-02-24

The type, msterial and workmen Of
the LEDGER JOB oHlce are as good as the
best, and hence we guarantee first class
work and full satisfaction to our patrons.
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JUST RECEHvED.

Sarrazin's N. 0. Reliance and all popu-
lar brands Of imported cigars.
M. j. Com,
l5lt Cor. Main and Jefferson SITS.
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STOCKS.

A Me. uber of the Stock Exchange
viii execute orders for the purchase or sale Of
stocks, bo.Nds and gold on moderate margins.
Commits on's IS per each 100 shares. Stock
only. CORES pondence solicited.
Henry Merr. On, Member Am. Mining and
Stock E~xchanse, IS Wall st., N. Y. Refer
.cnce, d. X. MNngam. ESQ, President Ma
Aionsl Trust Co. ". v. leod-dkw-la-xxi--l9
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THERE will be a grand concert in the
new Maennerchor hall, corner Of Second
and Jefferson streets, to morrow night.
Every body invited to attend.
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GROCERIES.
Self-RiSing Buckwheat

After ten years fair trial in Memphis
and elsewhere it is found that Self Rising
Buckwheat is better for general use than
plain backwheat, because
First. The best New York Buckwheat
is used.
Second. 1t makes nice light and rich
cakes.
Third. It never makes a failure when
the directions are 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 triae more than common bucl wheat.
OLIVER. FINNIE d co.
For sale by all dealers at our prices.
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billiards.

Every lover Of the game should feel
grateful to Converse for securing Shaw's
residence here. Come and see tonight.
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PERSONAL.

DERS0NAL-J. NJ. COLEMAN, JUSTICE
u Of the Peaos, Notary Public and Commits
sionsr Of Deeds. Special attention given to
elections in the county. Office 294 Front st.
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TX The LEDGER job Office can be found
competent, skilllul and tasteful printers,
who can give entire satisfaction in the
display of anyjob Of printing. 1851
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LOST.

0O000 LOST nv the merchants in not
'OHUUU buying their corn. hay, oats, bran,
lime and cement, etc., etc., at WAITS. No.
.24s and 2is Front street. 1915
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THE BEST
--latest from Ihe nigh Joint"

1t is rumored that the fifteen " have
unanimously decided that Leidy h Co.'S
hats are the best in the world.
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Weeller House,

Weeller House,
Corner or MAIN AND GAYoso.
Saloon and Boarding House,
Lemp's celebrated St. Louis beer.
Lunch daily. Meals, % cts. 72t
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pIANos NNp oRoAMe.

81. G. N
A GENT FOR STEINWAY & SONS AND
n Chiokering & Sons world-renowned
Pianos, and for the u~nrivalsd Mason a fam
lin Organ. Pianos and Organs sold on easy
t,rms and monthly payments.
NO. 20A Main st. Sit
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billiards.

Lou Shaw invites all lovers of the
game to see his masses tonight. l5lt