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PR OPOSAI.S.
DROpOsALs FOR STATIONERY.

TREASURY DEPARTMENT May 81, 1873.
Sealed proposals for furnishing Stationery Tor the
fiscal year ending June w. 1872 will be received nj
Department until the 18th day OF June, 1875. at l..
blank forms for bidding will be furnished upon
fhe ds will he considered and accepted or rejected
Item ny Item and this advertisement and the pro-
pos far accepted by the Secretary OF tue Treas
ury, and the bond nGcom pinying the same. shall con
stute the contract between tile Government and the
bidder or bidders, aud no further contract will 10 exc
cuted
Thu articles contracted for must he furnished from
time TING uirg the year In quantities pursuant TO
orders from ils DehaItn.eht The entire quantities
Each proposal must be >ignpGl by the individual or
firm making II, and bs accompanied by bond. with
sufficient snrctle. In tile sum OF two thI-and dollars
(St) approved by United States officer of the dis
trct III which the slrqrs reside or do business,
form To be furnished ''y the Department, conditioned
furnishing such PORTIONS nj the articles " may he
"a ararded under H. and the performance OF the con-
All deliveries will he subject to inspection by An ex
pert detailed for the purpose by III. Secretary OF the
Treasury, aud the delivery al an inirlOr article Will
ba deemed sufficient to annul the contract,
The option OF tho Sscrcttry.
DoIlverc, must he free Of charge at the Treasury
Department Washington.
The failure 10 comply with any one order under the
contract Will operate forfeiture of the entire pen
atty OF the bond. the Secretary Of the Treasury
may direct tho purchase In open market, OF sncn
1u 0r any articles shall bo sSary to sup
ply the deficiency caused by such failure, and charge
10 the contractors my per centum Of the prico which
shall be found & neSsary to pSy for shc @.Si's
will not be considered and contracts Will be aw ricd
only TO established manuiac urerS Of or dealers In,
the articles.
Proposals to be addressed TO the Undersigned, and
marked Proposals for Stationery"
The Depai reserves the right to waive defects
and reject any or all bids. .. .....,..
my2lSNWst Secretary of the Treasury,
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The SMITH h EGGE MANUFACTURING CO

The SMITH 4 EGGE MANUFACTURING W.
LOCK BOX iOj, BRIDGEPORT. CONN,
Manufacturers OF s2ecIaties In Light Hardware and
metallic goods generally Government and Giant Pad
locks, Sewing Machine Locks Piano Locks, Organ
Locks, the automatically made Giant sash Chain, su-
peTiOr to every other AMI very much cheaper. No
spe, ial pulley required. The Smith Eggs Mnnufac
turiug Company Al,o give special attention To the
making OF estimates for the of the nanufa ,ture
Of patented inventions and all the necessary tools,
and the manufacturing Of tho same royalty. All
communications treated contdentially.
my1I. W Fem
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ROUND TRIP, So.
FEET..THOUSAMDS

o. the experienced public parUmzo pr: WHITES
welknoNn establish mont, oI ppSitC WIlHTds liOtcl,
for rulvt I ON and avoidance OF Cnrns EunOus. In.
6 owing aud t'uh Nmls Vascular EXCTCs c"ncnS. nnI
other con plants If ihR Icct Established In WASH
ingiun, u. q, m lsJl. Fee, u pr visit my2J
NOTICE TO MOUNT VERNON PASsENGE FRS.
The steamer ARROW, Captain Frank IIolIIncs
head the only boat nC wed 10 land pnsSsn gars II
Mount Ynrnpn Wharf Passengers taking this
steamer (Which II CONNECTED with tho Ladies' Mount
Vernon As5oclaion) avoid riding In ambulanuas
three miles as by other lines
Round "trip 81, Including admission to Mansion and
Grounds.
slCumrr leaves SevGntl.strcrt wharf DAILY, Sun
day eS~'ulel) Al 10 a. and returns about y, III.
J. MCII, ,IIOLIISGSWORrH,
snpt Ladies' Mount Vernon Association
ERASk llOI.L!NGslikAD, 7, str. arrow. ly.s-n
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Esrur,Iun toUurppr'. Ferry.

IS cent check mating, at Juliu, L,nsburgh'
Al SeN enth street,
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FIRST MArCu-rrN SINGLE BALLS.
EIsrNAss for clothing \ household word.

Forty style, fancy mating at LAnsburshs, I2i
Seventh street
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Closed on Account OF Hard Times.

FpnwIudnw ,hnlr, 90 to julius IAu,Lurgh, 4
Seventh street
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1878-05-13

nando street and again stabbed her. BE
escaped arrest.
Strawberries and ice cream for the
benefit of the Baptist church in Bartlett,
will be served next Thursday and Friday
evenings at the court house in that town.
For the past six months Sol Coleman
has been negotiating for a lot of extra
6ue Cuban made cigars. BE has at last
closed the bargain. and offers to-day the
finest cigars for Eve cents in this city.
They are good. Call for the No. o.
This morning Henry ling, from the
Celestial empire, had a quarrel with
Henry Herman, driver Of a bakers
wagon. Herman assaulted Zing and
the latter drew a pistol, which saved him
from injury. The belligerents we're ar
rested by Sergeat Holman.
Matt Glass, q dsiryman, this morning
shot at Henry holland (colorea), corner
of Union and HernAdo. he was fined
$50 for shooting in the corporation aud
put under a bond of $1,000 to appear to.
morrow. Glass fred at holland because
the latter dunned him for fifty cents.
This is new way of settling old debts.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1878-05-13
TWENTY.FoUR OARS

sweep h Bosom Of the M~fsstsafDDt
winters Wins the Race.
The six'oared boat race above Mound
City yesterday afternoon was witnessed
oy six or seven hundred persons, who
we're conveyed to the course BY the
steamers City Of Augusta and John
Overton and tugs Oriole and DeSoto.
The thanks of the press are due Captain
Napoleon McNeely, of the Oriole, for
the use Of his tug. The race was unusu.
ally exciting, eliciting considerable
cheering.
Inc boats started at 5 p. ~, the Mag.
gle Winters aud Desoto taking the lead.
followed by the Katie Podesta and Geral.
dine last. The DeSoto took the lead bv
a length, and kept it until che rounded
the stake-boat, when the Maggie Winters
gained ON her and came in ahead, win.
ning the race by Two lengths. Time-2O
minutes 10 seconds; distance, 81 miles.
Charlie Hunter, coxswain of the Maggie
Winters, built the winner Of the race, the
Katie Podesta and the Geraldine. The
winning boat bears the name of the
daughter of Judge Pat NJ. Winters, who
was present at the race.
The following are the crews of the
boats that engaged in the race:
Maggie Winters-Charles Hunter.
coxswain; John Gillespie, stroke; Mat
McNeily, second; James Brown, third;
John o'Brien, fourth; Billey Conley,
fifth; F. P. McCarty, bow.
DeSoto-Captain VIM. Maingault, cox.
swain Sam Rains, stroke; Wins Barrow.
second; Shade Lewellen, third; James
Brown, fourth Mas Tate, fifth. Bob
Brown, bow.
Katie PodeSta-James Creede, cox.
swain Bob Lee, stroke; S. P. Williams.
second; John Ennis, third; Mike Fell,
fourth j. 7. ~Bridgewater, fifth; F.
Durvisge, bow.
Geraldine-GeOrge Washington, cox
swain; Tom Johnston, stroke; W. B.
Korper, second John Connally, third;
John Flanagan, fourth; James Grifs,
fifth JohB Burke, bow.
Captain R. W. Lightburne was admi.
raj Of the feet.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1878-05-13
The COnfedeEate Monument.

The Confederate monument will be
unveiled at Eluwood Cemetery June I'd.
AT a meeting Of the committee Saturday
night it was resolved that invitations be
issued to all military, civil, benevolent
and educational organizations, as we'll
as to all ex.Federal and cx.Coufederate
soldiers and citizens generally, to Join
in the procession and unite in the cere-
monies at the cemetery. The following
committees we're appointed; On invita-.
tions-W. A. Goodman, j. p. Trezevapt.
W. H. Rhea, Minor Meriwether, Luke E.
Wright, W, r. Stewart, W. G. Galloway,
A. j. Kellar, Thos. B, Finlay. On
ways and means-H. NJ. Nicely, A.. D.
GWynne, Jerome HillS Jas. ". Burton,
DR.. S. R. Clarke, j.. j. Murphy, and G.
P, Hunt,
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THE WRECK.
Of the Supposed Body o
Capt. BaW0On-FuII PaFticulaTa.

Recovery Of the Supposed Body of
Capt. DaWsOn-FuII PsFticulars.
Captain s. N. Wiley, who has been
cruising down the river in q skif, with
two assistants, in search Of pilot Capt.
Dick Kennett's body, lost by the steam
er Warner disaster, returned yesterday
morning, having gone as far as Austin,
but with all bis diligent searching he
las as yet been unable to recover the
body OF Captain Kennett. Near Moons
Landing, ffty-6ve miles below here, 10 a
drift pile, he discovered the left hand of
a body, which was entangled in the drift
he placed his graphing irons to the
lower portion of the body and pulled it
out, but it proved to be other than the
n he was in search of. He went 10
Austin and secured the services of the
coroner Of Tunica county, Miss, to
whom be gave the body in charge. which
was buried yesterday morning. The
only clothing on the body was
a pair Of pants, which are nearly
new, and a pair Of shoes. Captain Wiley
says the body had on an undershirt, but
no oversbirt, and that the pants were on
in such tanner as to Indicate the person
vas 10 the act Of dressing. Near tie
body were the fore and aft hog chains,
aud part Of the wreck OF the Inflated
Warner. The coroner of Tunics county
has the pants and shoes, and will turn
them over TO Captain Wiley for identi6-
cation, who telegraphed Captain Lowrey
at st. Louis in reference to the above,
who in return instructed him by tele-
graph to have the engineer axsmine the
effects for Identification. The drift pile
in which the body was found is near
where the steamer R F. Sass sunk some
years ago, drowning a large number Of
her passengers. Captain Wiley thinks
there are mere bodies lodged in this drift.
pile, and leaves tomorrow morning
again with a large force of men to work
on the drift pile in hopes Of recovering
the body which he is in search Of.
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BERLIN Tivoli beer at Henry's. Tss


Colored lsborers it seems are ia de.
mand in Brazil, and application having
been made TO the labor exchange. At
Washington, for $50 men to work on the
Madeira and Mamore railroad, the ex.
change iRuted q number of LEADING
colored citizens to a conference on tIs
subject, which took place on SaturIsv
night. The agent for the Messrs. Col.
Inns, OF Philadelphia, stated while Brazil
was sverse to allowing collor.d man ~
settle there, q special s.t had hasn
suspending this law. and ,bsv
would 60, too, as Uni,ed Sta,ss c;,;,an.
with passports. Toe contractor MO,
posed to pay 81 80 per day. and nav he
expense Of .ne passage out and bacI
provided that they stay Two years. A
committee wal appointed 10 INQUIRE fur.
tner into the subject. and act in connec,
ton With the exchange.
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Tns FiTo this Morning.

The fire this morning originated in
Mrs, P. II. DuHey's millinery establish.
ment, No. 4O4 Main street. The entire
stock was destroyed, the insurance in
the Memphis Fire and General Insurance
Company amounting to $50 on wearing
apparel, and $3.50 on household furni.
ture. The stock Of Mrs. Gray and that
OF D. kaufman, agent, were also dam
aged. The kaufman stock of fancy
goods. etc, was insured for $500 in the
Queens. The buildings, which are
owned BY ]. W. Voegoli aud Eli Raynor,
are covered by insurance.
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DRINK Phil Best's Brewing Co.'s Mil.
waukee lager beer at Henry's. 63t
1ho sIeeper ChattanooEa.,

The Leighton patent sleeper "Chatta.
nooga," of the Lyuchburg and Memphis
line, has just been taken frsm the shop
of the East Tennessee, Virginia and
Georgia railroad at Knoxville, where she
has been undergoing repairs and being
re6tted, painted, ETC., for some weeks.
Shs is as neal as a pin and looks better
than when new. The others of this line
Of sleepers are also to be overbauled and
fitted up soon, as we learn, and they will
hereafter rau through to Washington,
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Mr.. AND Mrs. LINCOLN will close one
week of fruitful labor at the Greenlaw
Opera House tonight. Don't fail to
come tonight. Mrs. Lincoln will sing a
number of choice songs. Mr.. Lincoln
will relate the incident Of Will S. Hays
signing the pledge aud sing a song. Mr..
Prosser will speak.
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KAHN & FREDERIC,
of Main and Poplar
Continue to sell

Continue to sell
Ladies slippers, soc; filters, Csc;
Ladies' hose, SC, 74c, lOc-seamless, zoe;
Linen lawn, beautiful patterns, l21c, l5c
R~eady.made dresses, 3 pieces, 81, SIPS;
Dsmask towels, %l5c-crash Sc a yard;
Corsets, SOC; corsets, 25c per pair;
Sash ribbon, 2Oc-widest 25c, SOC;
Thread gloves, Zoe; kid gauntlets, Csc.
KAHN Il FREIBERG,
Corner Main and Poplar Streets.
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BREMEN Kaiser Taao at Henry's. [63t
Ice-cOld Lager Beer,
Frilz's SRlOOn, 3I63 Main st.
5TS2


Apex and Climax.
To the Editor of the Ledger;
Under the head of Apex Explains
1t" appeared the following article 10 yes.
terday's Avalanche:
EDITOR AvALANoHE-The reporter OF
one of your contemporaries must have
been of his nut yesterday. He paws
the %Chickassw Guards the compliment OF
writing up their concert evidently before
1t took place. One of the fair singers
who was too i'll to appear, be ~chronicled
never sang better" and notices that
there will be a fashionable wedding in
the northwestern suburbs of the city,
near ElmwOOd Cemetery. APEX.
The reporter referred to is the gentle.
mar of the Appeal, and while Apex is
evidently interested in the subject, how
is it that one of the fair singers" who
did appear, and with credit, was not men.
toned by the Avalanche in its report Of
the concert2 This lady came here and
sang by invitation Of the Chickasaw
Guards, of which organization the man.
aging editor Of the Avalanche, to whom
Apex" addressed his complaint, is a
" complimentary honorary member"
Will Apex" interest himself to ascer.
tain the true reason of this lady's name
being omitted? Probably the Avalanche
might answer the question. CLIMAX.
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al
MIL WAUKEE
Lager beer of Jos ScIlitz's
Brewing Go. is the best.
II. Il. BIech, Agent,
No. 30 Monroe street, 62t
IMPOR7rD beer on tap at Henry's. lost
The Rkntlnr Rim.

nv 0ANNAhh AAAns
The managers Of the Exposition roller
skating rink have concluded to cIese
their first session on Saturday afternoon,
May 18th, up to which time the following
programme will be observed: Doors will
be open every day as usual. The ring
tournament for gentlemen will take place
tonight, on which occasion good music
will be on hand, On Wednesday night
the prizes for best lady, gentleman, girl
aud boy skaters will be decided; and on
Friday night the grand musical carni-
val, skating tournament and hop will
take place, to which the admission fee
will be fifty cents, On Saturday after
moor the matinee aud last opening will
take place, which will close the session,
as above stated. Tuesday and Thursday
nights the rink will be closed. The pro-
prietors reserve the right to admit whom
they choose.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1878-05-13

Hon. R. W. Johnston, Of Arkansas, is
in the city.
Morgan Il. Thomas, Of Benton county.
Miss isin the city.
Mr.. Jack Halstead, an aged and es.
Unable citizen, died Saturday at his
residence in Chelsea. The remains of
the deceased we're buried this afternoon
in Elmwood.
Mr.. Sol Morris, the well.known Beal
street merchant, left yesterday on a trip
to Europe and will be absent until fall.
He will make a tour through Germany
and France and remain some time at
the Paris Exposition. His many friends
wish him a pleasant trip and safe return.
Knoxvillee Tribune: I'VE see from
the Washington Republican Of Thurs.
day that Ensign James NJ. Helm, of the
United States navy. has been ordered to
the Alaska, Mr.. Helm is now visiting
at Athens, his old home, having Just re-
turned from a three years cruise pretty
we'll around the world"
Colonel John George Ryan, a newspa.
per man of considerable note, is in the
city. He is the brother of the Cuban
patriot, General W. A. c. Ryan, who,
with Captain Fry and others, was car.
tured on the steamer Virginius and mas.
sacred by the Spanisrds at Santiago de
Cuba in 1873. The colonel is en- route
to Cuba to recover, if possible, the re.
mains Of his heroic brother, and will re-
main in Memphis for a few days in the
interest Of the Life and Adventures Of
General Ryan, the Cuban Martyr" of
which book he is the publisher aud pro-
prietor. 1t is a work of peculiar in.
%terest, and should be read by every one.
AS Colonel Ryan is well known to many
OF our citizens as the mysterious pris.
oner" of the Irving block prison, wo
predict for him and his book a staunch
welcome.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1878-05-13

ReirlgeraiOrs, wRIer-cOOIers
and ice.crean freezers. the
cheapest in the city, at f. j.
TurnbuII's, 2S4 Main 81, BOT
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POmpanO! POmpanO
The finest fish that sWims.
Victor ID. Fuchs,
80 and Al Jefferson street.

Dr., ALFRED VOORHEES, makes a spe
cialty of treating diseases of the EYE
and EAR. Office. 1913 Poplar st. 60
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1878-05-13

The Vienna ice.creaRl par.
corner Of Fourth and
are open for visitors.
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The Grand Central Eotel, New York
possesses all the requirements, in size
style, location and appointments Of the
modern irst-elass hotel, and keeps it's
reputation as model house. wf4n
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Mules and horses received
daily at Faires' sale stable, 55
Union ct. 39t
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billiards zoe per hour In
daytime at COnverse's bill
lizard parIOrs, SI2 Main st. RS
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1878-05-13

The baseball game between the
Eagles and Riversides, at Central Park
yesterday afternoon, resulted in favor Of
the latter club by a score Of 7 to s. Up
to the eighth inning the game stood 5 to
2 in favor Of the Eagles. but by errors
and hard batting the Riversides made
five runs, thereby winning the game,
which was one Of tie best of the season.
The batting wss heavy and the fielding
skillful, the game being unusually good
and affording satisfaction to the specta.
tors. The Riversides and Eckiords play
Next Sunday. The Eagles are evidently
in good trim. The following is the
score:
Riversides ......-....0t % 0 l 0 / s OF
Eagles ...............l 0 8 0 l 0 o O-5
Umpire William Rolfus.
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THE hENr

everybody says is los SchIitz's
Brewing Co.'s Milwaukee la
ger beer. B. #. Blech, agent,
fills all orders promptly.
Office, 35 Monroe st. 62t
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TBE CITY.

Canary and mOcking-bird
cages cheap Mt +. J. Turn
bulls, 234 Main AT. 39t
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1878-05-13

QUERY; Why will men smoke com
mon tobacco, when they can buy Mar
burg Bros Seal Of North Carolina
at the same priceP" [~eod.xxvii LAG
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sTRAYEp OF sToLEn.
STRAYEn-

ON Tuesday, April 3Oth. q very bright, red
broken notified With white on breast; heavy
with calf. A liberal reward for her return TO
90 Madison st.. CHRIS STElNKUHL.
SGT
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Police court.

FOIIce court.
Recorder Quigley disposed of the fol
lowing business this morning; Robert
Bolton, (colored), Thos. Monahan, James
Donovan, VIM. Donough, James Griffin,
Ann Sweeny and Mollie Powers, drunk,
each fined s.; W. T. Dryduau, keeping
a vicious dog, j. B Christian, failing to
lay q sidewalk, j. I. Welsh, doing bust.
ness without license, cases continued;
Charles Wilkins, (%colored), malicious
eating, no action Mollie Mcdowell,
(cclored), abusive language, discharged
John Nolins, drunk, a forfeiture of s.
taken.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1878-05-13

The Nucleus for an Art DaIIerv.
In justice to MF. 7. ]. Merritt. wa
would respectfully state that we are de-.
sirous that all Of our citizens should 90
to see his excellent painting as a work of
art. He has advanced 80 rapidly, and
his pictures are go original and perfect,
that we, claiming as we do, to be a peo.
pie fond of literature and art, should not
postpone or neglect to see his last and
greatest production, now on exhibition
at 2574 Main street. Memphis has never
had before an artist so capable Of build
ing up a gallery Of art which would be a
place of resort and pleasure to US, and a
great attraction to all strangers. By the
number that visit this picture he caa
Judge whether or not to attempt stiIl
larger and greater productions. We
must remember that there are cities in
Europe which have buit up their now
tamous) galleries by p~atronizinE their
artists in this manner
}. Harvey Mathes, Jas. s. wilkins.
Geo. Winchester, Thos. II. Allen,
b. 1. Lennon, G. B. Church,
W. d. Beard, G. NJ. Collier,
and others.
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ChiIdren's scIlOOland picnic
haIs-nice, stylish goods, nO
old trash-at prices 10 suit the
times. COHEN, the halter,
2IO Main ST. GO
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~ - ND ANuAEE
The WEEKLY LEDGER is now offered
subscribers at the small price of 81 per
year. This nounceme should and
doubtless will increase the already large
circulation o fthe WEEKLY LEDGER, which,
in point of general news, variety of in
formation and accuracy of commercial
and other reports, compares iavorably
with any journal published in the South.
The price of the DAILY LEDGER is now
but ten cents a week, The status of the
LEDGER, both in its daily and weekly
issues, need no assurance Of its popu.
larity, enterprise and excellence as a
leading journal
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1878-05-13

The best imported and domestic beer
can be had at Henry Luhrmsnn's. 63t
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Ice cream made from pure
Illinois cream, 1Oc per plate,
~ Bartee's, 333 Main vt, [5lt
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Change of Schedule
of the Louisville and Great Southern
railroad. commencing Sunday night:
Trains leave Memphis at ll:3O pm;
leave Memphis at 10 am.
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FoR RENr.

A BRICK HOUSE and q Frame House.
IA with large yard. stable, etc, on Washing
ton street.. near corner Of Orleans. Inquire
for terms at 1856 Washington street, corner of
Orleans street. al
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0wIYG to the declining health of my
brother in charge of my Poplar street
store, l offer for sale the entire stock, 1913
Poplar street, with or without the build.
lngs, etc. j. B. FORD, 2l4 Main at.
May 10, 1878. 66
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MEETING of Opera Club to. night for
important business at 294 Main street,
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John WaIsh. underfnkar.

cit Corner Main and Jeaersoa SITS.