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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1878-06-19

A Baltimore alderman, who had sat
speeches. at the meetings Of the board
for years, was aroused, by frequent
droVes of cattle passing his house on
Sunday, to this, his first ~oratorical effort:
"PhwalI wan to know, yer honor, is,
are the payple of the Fourteenth ward
to be trod upon by oxen of a Sunday
morning 2'-[Exehange.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1878-06-19

The Paris Charivari has a sketch Of a
prisoner appearing before the Oorroc.
tional Court. President" ays the
convicted man, you first only said you
would give me three months, and now
you make it six" The magistrate
gravely replies: you ought to know,
prisoner, that everything is doubled in
the Exhibition timer
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1878-06-19

Anything fresh this morning r. a
Keokuk reporter asked in q railroad
office. Yes" replied the lone occu.
pant OF the apartment. What is it2''
queried the reporter, whipping out his
notebook. Said the railroad man, edg-
ing toward the door, THAT paint you
are leaning against"
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1878-06-19

Can there-oh, a there be any truth
in the horrible rumor that Captain Bo.
gardus has gone to Europe as a Social.
Ist agent, having been employed to shoot
100 successive kings in 100 successive
capitals, Il uness shot, 20 yards rise
and SO yards boundary, q and 7 traps?
-[Chicago Tribune.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1878-06-19

Don't forget TO call and see
Mrs. McOullOugh's Imperial
SelE.cOndensicg Steam and
Hot Air Cooker, the only one
OH earth. Cooks three differ
ent articles on one hole of the
stove. ATT. j. TurnbulI's, 234
Main st. SIT
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1878-06-19

Box AQUA SPRINGS has become one of
the most popular watering places in the
South. It is the most accessible summer
resort to Memphis. The railroad fare
for the round trip is reduced to SO 65,
which has added greatly to the patron.
ara of the plaoe.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1878-06-19

liz the LEDGER job Office a be found
competent, skillful and tasteful printers,
who can give entire satisfaction in the
display of any job Of printing. 1881
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1878-06-19

William Orion, late president of the
Western Union Telegraph Company,
had, at the time Of bis death, 1873, 900 in
surauee on his life.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1878-06-19

The Milwaukee Sentinel says the Ger.
man authorities hope to keep Modelling
alive long enough TO hang him, and,
therefore, allow no visits from the doc
tors.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1878-06-19

QUEHY: Why will men smoke com.
mon tobacco, when they can buy Mar
burg Bros Seal of North Carolina
at the same price2' [eod.xxyii LAG
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1878-06-19

The air is so balmy that the young
woman who is taking piano lessons can
have the window up. This is very crafty
ing to us,-[Danbury News.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1878-06-19

For cheap wall paper and wisdow
shades 20 to l. NJ. Dean, 3Sl Main. TOT
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1878-06-19

Peabody Billiard Room,
First.class in every respect,
bid Cook, Proprietor. 4St
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1878-06-19

FoR picture frames and looking glasses
90 to l.. M. Dean, 3Sl Main ct. 70t
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1878-06-19

A school teacher at Easthampton,
Mass, tried to thrash the whole school at
once. Among his other damages, are
tweniY.seven bites.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1878-06-19

Bartee's pure Illinois cream
IOc per plate, 1888 Main st. s5t
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1878-06-19
CAPADURA

FoR stylish wall paper or picture
frames 20 to E. Frederick & Co., 346
Second street. 93f
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1878-06-19

The late Mr.. Bcyant was the original
protector Of Central Park.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1878-06-19
BOARDING.
LOST.
FOUND


NHE cheapest place in Memphis to buy
L boots and shoes is at
70 81 MARSH 4 CO.'S, 947 Main street.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1878-06-19

Buy horses a. Faires.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1878-06-19

John walsh, Undertaken,
al SecOni ST., next pcstofics. l44.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1878-06-19
Race at Olympic Park

HoRsEs and buggies for hire at FARES
OIL
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1878-06-19
Rew NOVEL,

ns- For sale by all Booksellers, or will be
sent by mail, postage prepaid, on receipt Of
the price by
sl-08 us and ~ Market st Philadelphia.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1878-06-19
CAPADURA.

FoR paints, oil aud window glass go to
L. M. Dean, 38l Main st. Tot
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1878-06-19

Colonel S. D. Hay, Of Texas, will lee.
ture at Temperance Hall, on Jefferson
street, tomorrow night at 8 o'clock.
Good singers will be- in attendance.
Everybody is invited. A nickel collec.
ton at the door TO pay expenses. A full
house is expected, Tonight meetings
will be held Ut 81. Johns Church, Vance
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1878-06-19
FOR BALE.

Q1000 Of Bluff City Cotton Mills stock,
@lVUV at Mechanics and Traders Bank,
No. 9 Madison street. 81
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-04-17
House Of Representatives.

Mr. Wood Dom. y. - replied to tho re-
cent speech Of Mr.. Cong'r ti"p Michl. in
which he had boon charged with having hal
printed in tho Record a garhlcd report of his
speech ON the Tarin bin. Ho explained how
the omission happened, AMI said that he him.
self was the only sufferer by it. lie denied any
drsir, To suppress ANYTHING snld ly Mr.. Cong"r.
her To- eliminate from the ronnrt'r's notes re-
marks made by anQther member ana ne Wished
The Spcpkor stated thnt .wil ne,rr the 'iu'7-
ton was lrc~' ut at n To whether when menu
! hrr was occupying the hoor, another member
| could thrust IA his remarks, he would be pre-
NJ o NgI Qcp, pa| ,. oHorto ol to q9o'P@r
| wprr rejected another bill NOR" IN the direction
OF FREQ trade would come before the neAt Com
Mir. Keifcr Rcp. o. ntroduccdN Joint rcsolu-
| ton. proposing an Nmrndmcnt To the 'uh~lltu-
| lion To- prohibit Congress from npproprlntng
! money for the payment Of any claim against lhn
! Tuitrd States not created or AUTHORIZED hy law,
| international treaty, or award. Referred TO mo
rbr House then won't on with the bin To PRO.
vide Il torn OF government for tho District of
,rh" iin,nLmcnt Off red Yesterday by Mr..
| Eden Drm.. H. striking out the section plelg-
ing tie United Statos 10 the payment OF m IN
| teroAt ul the District 800 bonds was rcircird,
| Mr. Fort utep.. lll.l offered IN amendm"nt
approx riutng .jQ0oo for tho erection OF an
Mr. Wright CDrm.. pnl said that he would
prcfHr 10 anproprlntr double that aWount to gri
the poor people upon the public lands. instead 81
c0opng tGem up in prisons ana alushHu-t y
HIS opinion was that Congress would adjourn
without having done anything to relieve lh'
Mr.. Dnnncll Rnp.. Minnl-Wc have II Tariff
bill pending which IL lntfu Ted To rcllnNo nm;
Mr.. Wrigm-And what kind Of "A Inrin hll
OF ali times ON Gods earth. this ], The l!ctiin'
when YOU saOuld agitato nj all the tariil gus
| tlOn,
The amendment was rejected. 49,
The hhl WAS Acknowledgements, 81; nays, ~
Then the vote was reron5ldcrcd, and NE nil
roeommiu"d to Tx CnmmItlrr ON ne D'slil,'
sent that ON Tuesday next, aiirr che morulnl
hour, the House should proceed W the cuisines
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-04-17
cry nun srIrhssfiNsnrp.
What Our Aldermen say Of Each Other if
Omee they IlnNe Opportnnlty.

In Yesterdays meeting Of the Common
Council Alderman Warhnor moved that the or
dinancc permitting the operating Of steam ears
ON the Bel, isoad b. 80 amcndud that tracks
maybe laid from the mnintrack u the piers on the
North river. Alderman Eniliy objected because il
must niurc the business of the lOngshorcmcn
and other luhor.ng men. Alderman Shells fol
lowed in speech against Tho motion, in which
he said that hc mad always bccn the friend Of
the worlungmon. aud that h" would resign il it
coud !" shown that his public record WAS in
Il his Alderman Reilly said that Mr. Shells
hal hncn Inconsistent IN making two different
reports uu 90 resolution rOn''rn'ng an upprO-
prut.Dn of slOp,O0l Tor paving stre.ts.
The gentleman must speak To- the question
before the board. President Roberts inter-
A-lcrmnn Reilly. thcrcapon drorpci Mr..
Slri's. md said; Represent tho independent
people of MY dsfri .. an anil late with tho pcu-
pin whom this motion VIII affect
ris" t. % question Of privilege. Alderman
Shells said. spring ng To- his feet have al
lirhs Wuet does the least. have heard the
gentleman say IN caucus that he WIS ~ good a
Taum1uy Han man as am. H. says that he
WIZ el"at"d by the Independent Democrats.
say that he WIS elected in a great majority by
Tummany HAL
"'Thi- discussion has gone beyond the limits
~ pruurirty.' President Roberts demonstrated
Alderman Morris hoped that tine gentlemen
might b' allowed to talk as long n they de-
Alderman Waehner moved the previous qucs-
tion.
| want it understood Mr.. RcIlly rctorted
that
H,rr the motion for the previous question
WIS " thdrawn, hut Alderman Gcdncy re-
Il wed IT,
" LIT them 20 on. Gcdncy." Alderman Morri.
said.
Mr.. Gnincy suggest Il postponemcnt Of IN,
d"hrt" for one week. and then he withdrew tn,
motion.
Alderman Shells thoroupon charged that Mr.
l.HNIt a bal fts..
Alderman. to vote against the improvement o
loupkln- squire.
Alderman iniy denied that he had done so
Then the debate closed. and the motion Wa
lu--.I Lufn
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on the Speakers table. He added that his OBJ
ject was 10 take up und pass the Thurman Fund
ing bill.
MIR. Price U,np., Ia.l said he would object I'M
less the bill were to be referred 10 the Judiciary
Committee with leave to report ut any unc.
Mr. Pricc-Thcn ohinct.
Tho lous" went into Committee ~ tho Whole
on the Post ON 'e Appropriation bill.
Tn" first point on whi'h discuss on arose WIS
as To- th"rNtra pay allowed To- spccnl agents Of
the Post Onlcr y 'partmcnt The present allow
an.w IL - yr day, which tho bill proposes To
rc,lu 90 To- SO per day..
Mr. Blount(Dcm. Gal cXpninod that this OK
ira pay WAS allowed, in addition tn $1,000 n
year. for every day in tho year, whcth.r the
agent is ON duty or not. lie considered that u
gr"ut outrage. -,
After lone debate. on motion Of Mr.. Waddc
Dem, n. ca, the amount appropriated for
SPECIAL agents WIS increased from sluOOO0 to
$3.50 600. Mr.. Decrlng tRep., lal Oh red an
amendment striking out the prov 40 rrdu in :
tho per diem pay OF special agents from 50 TO
3d. Adort'd. Mr.. Clyncr tDcu.. Ta.l oil e Il
an ann IA. incnt providing that the brr di,m pay
OF SPECIAL agonis snail only ne allowed whom
such AGENTS are actually trhyoilins ON businUss
of tho department. Adopted.
Mr.. ThrorkmortOn tDrm, TcNl offered m
amendment upptopr.alin M 100000 Tor uHyin';
r wards for the apr, henson Ul mail robbers.
AdCtt'd.
Without further action the committee rose.
Tn" House took 70 r'crss until Ia.thr evening
sr-- tuu to ho fOr the consideration of Pms un
bills only. with Mr.. Covert lDcm., N. " In tho
char.
AT tlc evening session q number Of hills were
rnuOgtr1 i'm .lu,lirt. one Tor the relief OF tho
heir, Of the late james Monroe IN oH'er Ia
thu revolutionary army. ana subsequently Ir --
idcut OF the United States. Alter the poss -
OF about nltv pension bills. the iiousc, ut 1850
90
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-04-17
DIED.

ANRROsE.-Apr ~, BRIDGET Ambrose. horn in Dun
ennNulc Newcastle west county iAmriick Ireland and
Wiie OF the late John Ambros ana the GOTH year OF her
Relatives and friends invited attend her funeral
THURSDAY. the i~ iust. Ht uro,N T. VI from her
late residence N 18th AV., between -rh amt lalh SIS.
BRAD -un Monday Apu Is at consumption John
Rcauyos and friends are invited to attend the funeral
the residence ct h, mother - suffolk street, On
"Wednesday. Aprl H. nj . 4 NJ
III KtliAM-un sunday April ~ sarah, wife of Alfred
BurohHn. aged ib years
Relatives AMI friends ui the family respectfully IN
vited to attend the her late residence, ~
att 4 VI No flowers
heller LIN TIN, city ANN /, George Alexander,
o jacob and Kate j. Brclef aged mouths and -
DAYS
CULLEN ON Tu,aiay, Apnl 20. Lucy cullen, widow
OF the late james Cullen the tith ui hrr
Relatives AMI friends respectfully invited g. httent
her funeral from her late residence ~ East i'm st. On
THURSDAY. 18th. AT O'Clock
Dublin utpcr. pnh" copy ,
nrGGAN On MouIsy. Apul u Edward Dugsan, -.
! consumption. aged lA
Funeral vii take place at f'slencc. 2td West iHtl'
| ana friends II a. family respectfully invited
MARsTON April IL, nj hyr late fc.ii .ucc, ~ GRAND
days
The funeral will take place on ThurSlay. 18Th, nt2r VI.
The uiruds and relatives are respectfully invited
PIN On the 10TH inst At ms residing ga East ism
st curgc Frederick nf George amt Charlotte Hen
! Funeral to-day Wednesday,. M 2l " al 81 MARX
! EmscOpal church. corner of ION Il AMI ~ Av
RodERS IN Brooklyn D. APE" 49, N"rs%c'
| Rogers, aged - -,,....,., ...
tie funeral on Thursday, At 3ocloek' from ITO V"ns'l
;
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NEW YORK. TUESDAY. April 1G.-Therc wcra
no frcsh offerings of hcevcs to-day nor any actually
nrndrd by -liughcrcrs Dressed beet ruled duh at
&'c n n for Ordinary to prime native beet sides
Receipt at calves were 90 head lilht supply AMI
similar demand. az unchanged puccs were the general
features the trade Common ~ good state vcals ranged
from "a To- a. O. ~ nud ordinary tu ud Jer.cN do from
10 80 C. N UpairC.~ed veul- wcre IN limited request
at 7osec 3, NJ for Jersey, and ue,Sc. tor STATE.
Rec ilts ut sheep Hud lambs Wttv car loads B5d
head The demand was fair. aud the market nodcr
aVly active at yesterday prices, or Aiamsc q n tor
common to prime uushurn sheep ant I,s'tc for ordi
nary to chncr cricd 10 Sprung lambs were In tar dee
mani at ffa- n head car load u tgr Virginia Lambs
s,d at - Is head Dressed mutton was quiet at 7ses
Ssc n n.
kccipts nf hogs were - load. 1909 head Nome
sold awe but 1--we hoe were nomiunly quoted at $500
sNu o 10 rs Dressed hogs RANGED from &c to 1ite
a NJ.
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SUND FOR Sf,5oO,OOO.
The New Ire'nnd Iron Comrnny's Accusn-
tInns AamIM.t the tsIIbert Isond.


Tho New England Iron Company has sued
the Gilbert vi 'vuird igilroad Company and tho
w Yor, Loan and lmprov 'mcut Company Tor
g. j10pnO dlmn-. s., for violation OF u contract
with thr Giibrrl Company ia the plaintiff Tor
DEMONSTRATION ot the roal and -rcEin., tos't
usi3n lnt'r contract with tine Lonn and In
pro, 'rlcnt C,mpnny. tn" complaint says that
Give q 3''r, r0Hl tn miles IN len ~. mi.ht If
properly built. managed and Operated soourc
tn itself. ln;t mat ~ and properly. gains
and irons to tho amount Of many
millions. Tho coutract of plaintiff with
Gilhrtt Company which was ~ furn sh
materials for and ronstru' t and finish rrnly ior
laying tlc track s'rinEers. tie Elevated road IN
masonry foundations to hc Constructed by the
q ihru Counany. WIS entered into On the 2ilh
oi March, 1871 The wor, was 20 b, lrruu as
soon -. thu Pc si.i'nt nI IN" Gilbert Company
siouI ,nlorin lDini tat the capital stock
eu Ego. ior and SO PER cont r,id ini
nN J., ~ ~ n,'ii,c W.S e ~ "a h.ior' thr l,' da{
iln sn',i from chambers ~ Forty second str'
v th' lei OF january. 1871 unless prov ni'd
Wur' to h. ready hyt...l T.. o. S'pt.ulhcr 13iL
provided the company hal r"ndy the %. sonry
iouudi urs 20 ld-t ~ required. rue pro,
;2j lnl Hdult '.ai for every turn. % per t'ut 81
!u''onlra. prtrr nl worN done each month 10
Of each mir. sd SUITS az law w.rr TO
/ IT, d'tnlnd hy the company, who were % save
/ t,'tsrs. ON tlr a7fh Of Mrr,h. 1874. "a sunpl..
/ m"ntiry agreement WAS rnt rcd INTO that ID the
/ ,un-lfdri"u Wu~ prev ,ui'd 10y tol w T. ., -
1 b. rcWunrrutud Tor mat riHls already COM
/ struciri aul udUahIHyln urr d All iu rpss
4 ia tiH nlurNNt Ur.cn of irtu MAS 10 lc ud u !,
AMI the price WIS 10 be Increased or dmin shed
! ~ any change ia trr constitution reduced or
/ in.r a~rI th' quantity OF work or material,
Tue pu.niih ayers that 1t has always been
ready Co. lu.ill ITS contract. iut that tur Glh ri
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-04-17

SUPREME CouRr- CHAMBERS. Nos. l09 1876.
iHi 10 l~ 937 pa IA -. 80, a. al ~. Ga ~ ~
lW l2i ~ IA ii1 1lS l1n ~ 49, -. l1l, -. ~
iWi 70 lnS, 1870 20 22l, -, ~, "a sjS IN, 21l
30. 2,3
stFmMt Couut-,r.cl,l TluN Nos 2i2 "a. 3Dl, sll
- ~ ~ ~ 40. 27 "a - NJ an ~, I3l AZ
tii. 43d. 49, ~ 3d'. 300. 2ul, i"i, ~. 80
>rrNitNi tnrNf-1 WtrU Part same chendar
with Nu Loot added Part II Same calendar with 40
iG17 added. Fart lli.-,nso ON, No l@21 No day cal
eutHr
SurrmoR covnT Srciu ltRN Issue. of lnci-No l.
Issue. of liw-Nt, lN. 7 $780, 49,. 80, N'. hihi, ~
surEiuOu CnuRt-rRiAlItHN Part -CHsc on No. 73a
No ,Iny cnrnttI Part n sumo calrnlnr fmt III =
n. :, 49, 1872 ~ 2Sp Sal sol $40, -, -, III
8-6 7In. 40
CnuNoN rirAs-LDruY TrrN -Nus a. ~ .
tnNNpN lii -tlANuiIi, so 3d.
C1MvoN raA,- rn,l Ttim -rirt Same calcuiar
Part II NO, 4ili liAl ~. liz 100 $50 2ibi 1870
i4ij iHis li,I AZ li1i lt7n lAi7. li1S , So
IN CHS tnl ll-ruAl iiHN.-IAr -Nos Nti2 IT'S
h,7a ai3l .n,a 3l2S sstI wiz 2pi 2sg. a4a1 2to7
l7ii a2nl. 3n,. rdrt II -No. 400. nll, 2iNl AhN
ssi '-,,7 .~r Hpl1, a'in 1850 'lsn, ass tlu,, t7l
lu1~ tu4l 4Nl. il~3 i~t. ii-i i-'. 1850, iti, Ah'-
irt irit iti7 it~ ilul. 4lnt 4ll1. nos iio, an
/ iilf ms llid an az. tiln 4l2n 4l2l Fart ~
S.. lSu. I4Il ans. 3,5a - 5Os% t+2l, 1915. 3i7i
! 1901, $685. ilid, 1855, !iot 800.
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Business 1luiltrs.
Thanks


That there h North SOUTH East, West for 1910
uONT Every with mouth needs it. II Is good for
humans ever Wucfc in the homes IN Texas on the
Pllius the fuDInt coast AMI way NJ in the once dis
uuied Arun-tuOk .. ginu. Druggists kDrplt
ten SPALDfNG. with his CIT H. ccnicutod North and
South. never 10 be parted II never cracks
Hip disease. contracted limbs, and curved
Dee cured without ANY surgical operation,
pain. or confinement Heavy and expensive supporters
discarded. No charge Tor examination Or MANN has
had a8 years experience Oiitr 1873 West list sat.
urda,. sunday, and Monday afternoons.
Dyetng aud Cleaninu.-rhc New York Dyeins and
Frntng Establishment. Staten Island oNrcs. ~ Duane
st. ~ Broadway 90 18Th as Ncw York 1875 ferrcpont
It, +IooklYn. Established ~ years
Rupture Cured.-Fory wears cyrcricncc Dr.
NAK~lfN 80 ifiU the unlf tui r' rtuHl cure.
GA, ONCE 2\e.,y st. Ator House, opposite 81 Pauls
Cauroh.
Spring styles Otutl,urr's Hat ready s'yie ami
texture au-u. l,s.i tinc sllA HAT s. 81 hhE, IA
Broadway.
a Fine -. ~Iiis Hat rpr NJ 20. Derby aud Son
Hat-. siNu, worth So 10 Sow t.D4tu e.. 49, slams.
Pomrroy's Wire Frame, with o-. il'a'us pads, tor
rupture. }. i.ht, tI-s. Hui iNrH|. fiN fiN |iNN.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-04-17
Hy-GOI. MOSEs'S c.iSE
The Plea Made In his Defence In the iInbcns
Corpus Proceedings.

4 hearing was held yesterday upon the
habras r1rpus proceeding. inthecaseof Frank
lin J. Moses. Ex-Governor of South Carolina,
before Juds' Potter in supreme Court, Cham
hera. The warrant Of oXtraditIon granted by
Coy. Robinson upon roquisition Of Gov. linnp-
ton. recitcs that Noses j. indicted for forg NJ
the endorsement Of "A Mr.. Woodruff upon 4
ii Moses argued that the documents upon which
Moses was sought to bee sent 10 South Carolina
thr notn wa u-nriuua and void, and that there.
fore the endorsement WIS 10 crime. He said
also that the warrant Of COY. Robinson WAS Il
nudity. not having been delivered to Un AGENT
ol tho Governor OF South Carolina.
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Tho Real Estate Exchange rooms wore crowd
ed Yesterday 10, representatives OF the shipping and iron
interest, Richard Narnett had announced the SAFE oi
the smith ant DIAMOND block Al the OF Lewis
between Fourth ana Fun streets The block Is held M
hir owing ~ its deep river frontage II IL tdiH
cent the Webh .hip ward The Dry Dock savings Bank
holds mortgage Of S+'uND upon the property and "a,
purchaser accepted the mortgage included in the sale
Prom the hrst the htiuf was lively starting nt So1n
II was nnallN knocked down t. Nj James h. Wheeler
the attorney. Vi l+O broadway for $1,000
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Arrived-ruFsnAY. April 10
81 Morgan CITY Reed New orleans
Wiciaui. Hchich Hamburg April g. AMI iavrc 9Th.
- dion Grinin. AspinWai
SsGi, n.anuuX. Mdinu. Rio JHuciro
- Russia Cook LiVrruoo Aprl a. and Queenstown 9TH.
- Arcadia nickman. BlstOn
- GlHncus. HHar@'. Boston.
s. Isaac BELL. Lawrence. Richmond. City Point and
Norfolk
- Hudson. eager. New orleans
s. Geo W tlNdr, Niuncti. Havana
IS state OF Indiana. Smith. GLASGOW April s. and
Lnrnc 9Th.
ship King Arthur. lockwood. Calcutta
Shtp wv. Lowell. Hun.
bark leo. Anderson Liverpool
Bark Onni. Dlhlhcrg. Limerick
Bark Eliza Bar~s. Hollis. bermuda
Bark Eiba Pierce. Cafdcnas
BARK Cola. Robinson Boston. Eng.
Bntk Osmi puhruNacki. MarnOylch.
Bark Sidon. Tobias MataulaS
Brig Edith. Crowley Pensacola
BriE II T. Dewey ioring MnnteVidco
Schr Marcia Reynolds Wc-tcrlyhe Porto Cabello.
SchrJ W SAWYER. orchard BaracUa.
the usual cuustwi-e vessels
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BLINKING AND FIN.iNCIiL.

A LADY IN wEsTCHEsrER COUNTY. Me- YORK,
made ~ 4tD lately 10y an inVcsturut ut SluU % Al \
frut,iughHm' Go, ~ Wall 81, Sew Work Wrr' her
brokers Srud tor their financial report Nuu may lc
Ouu "A,
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WA.uITGroS. April li.-NIrs. G, A. Fd,sctl's
elaborate painting oi te Electoral 1ommi.'ilu l- now
wilde A., iu hri-ht H'd Nil .Hnia o. When Nu,nri,
u,,rlN 2"l riur, orhers Every one l. ~ ho care
fully finished lkrucs,. painted from lr, anu, Mul WrY
few Nrru. from .ittin-s given rNnr -sN 'nr the pur
pose Mr. FA->rU hopes io Ert the picture nutshell IN
tu.r 60 ttkt a. 90 iaIi. tlus summer
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MR.. II0WES ANTI-IIAYESISM.
THE WISCONSIN SENITOR MIKES
PERSONAL EARL iN.IIIOM
Hayes Called Upon for the r cts about Whit
tn'ter Htninc Not II Gnrbirr- Railroad
i;.lis Naval Honrd~ Speeches aud Votes

H"ir- called "'" for tue r. ct. about W"'',
tn""' h'ni"c N"t '"f"''' N",,'""u
Ellis Naval boards speeches aud Votes.
W,orrv,.rov A,,.tltn T., thc s.cr,tc Mr.
""9,, .""' vn' ayr w. III Wv nav w.
J.,v, IN rc,,,I IA, p,nlrurt law but his vote
h,,, 49,, h'.,. .,.',uI,I
n''l not p'Vh r'"'ord'u'
William \. wheeler appointed Mossrs Nor
riu M, W. g,r,.,i nv, Cdl C.,,,r,n
,p, w. ,f',,,.'..,p w. Oli, n,,t'trnI
V''p. N.s.I ~ N'H w ~ Pc V"l,' blN'H 'ihl''
Ill., Herman tDem n ~ un1 Morgan Dem.
''''.' '' l''' 'Np''' "'''
puh Tor uNihI inc h'Ai ''hsus'
MIR. Grover tD,'n.. orr reported back tho hin
,o e>t,nI tho tim, for tho con,uirtion Of the
Northern Pa lie Railroad. and moved that it he
referred to tho Committee on Railroads. lie
~, 49,, - =, 49, 49, 49, nttt,,t, t,1
s''" VIA. '"e No'".''''. va "'',' i'',o7 ",'i
,i,,,', L..ri,., it.,,seior ~, II. hri nj, init.
Ut, h, ,,.,., r.,, ,,., ,,. ,,,,,.,,,I o,,,,,-
""'"n ,'"" .''''' ~ ',''''''' '''t '''''
m,l.,.,,,i,,I. i,.,. nrri,,.i, ~, l,.t,,,.n tLr
""u 'S''' a. ''.'" '.'" 81, ''o" az u Wv
'' f'',',i'0 ',''" ~ ~
to loth So referred.
oro ho hnL spo,,cn ON n resolution nskirg
Uov,a for I'm r,r,,.tion roa,n Zinc, th, ,ano,,,,a
- w.. ''" nv
the scnat, would now agree to that resolution.
! n ',i,,,,,,., ~. c,,t,,,...
!" "''""' w.
.,,t ,,,,s ,,, .,,',,',,,,,. ,,,,,ts
that what said WINS tfu' that other Senators
! had nvr.nd tn f,I,,v ,,s in % similar yefn -
g'i5 '"% ' rr'' YAH :, ~ rr. '@"at
! committees -unl - fnr myself ulon. No oun
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MIRINJs INTELLTGENCE

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