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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1879-02-15
Assignee's sale.

In the matter Of j. B. Tilden, Bankrupt-In
bankruptcy, in the Western District NJ
Tennessee. "
ON FRIDAY, MARCH I, 1879, as assignee
~ Of said Tilden, / will sell, at public !
ton, for cash, to the highest bidder, the fol-
lowing tract Of land, to-wit: The west frac-
tlonai half of seetisn -, township 40, range
y and northwest fractional quarter Of section
=, VoThsnip 80, range 9, consisting of 800
acres. Said tract Of laid ia Situated in Mar;eS
county, in the State Of Missouri. Said sale to
take place at the southwest corner Of Madison
and Main streets.
4t-150-l55 HERBERT RUETT Ass;onoo
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Admidistrafrix's sale OryaIuohIe
JeweIry,

wJLL sell at public cutlery, on premises,
1879, the stock of Jewelry, Watches, Ciocks
etc, belonging to the estate Of FL. Bowmann
deceased. MARY A. B0WMANN.
1872 Administratrix
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Administrators sale.

MILL sell at auction, in front OLA. M.
y etoddard's auction house, on Saturday,
February p, 1879, one hack, two horses and
harness., the property Of Louis Jones, de-
ceased. Terms cash.
l4l-l52 II. A. THOMs, Admir-.
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Wedneaday, NIareh ). 1s1a.

n legal. hours, in front Of tho eo~urt-bouse,
Memphis, Tom, proceed to sell, to the high.
est bidder for cash, the following described
property, to-wit:
One lot. Of land situated In the town ofFish-
erville, Ninth civil district Of Shelby county.
containing one-han acre, on which Is a frame
store-house, bounded on the north by lands ol
:. + Granbcrry, east by lot Of WIN. Williams,
south and west by lands Of j. T. Allen.
Levied on as the property Of defendant. W
u kidouti TO satiefy said judgment, interest
and costs,
Memphis, January Is, 1879.
=. i. MCGOWAN,
Sheriff Of Shelby county, Tenn.
BY JoHS II, ALsuP, D. s, W-l50-l56
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Cotton.

The market opened this morning
with a fair inquiry at last evening"
prices, which are &c lower on good or
binary, low middling and middling.
Many claim that the quotations are too
low and that they can realize a full &c
higher, while in same instances even
bettey is reported. The following are
the
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1879-02-15
By HueH B. CULLEN ND" 3! e. p"l 1h S.i EIsrk;

NDER and by virtue of a deed of trust
Hpppert on the 26th day Of August, 1874
which is recorded in the Registers Office Of
shelby county, Tennessee, in Deed Book e6.
page 533, | will, on ~
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LEGAL,
sheriT's Sale Of Real Estate.

DUBLIC notice is hereby sivcn that By yir.
tue Of venditioni exponas to mo directed
county, Tennessee, in the case OF Goodbar 4
Giluland W. w. ID. Ridout and d. A, Har.
reil, judgment rendered on the Goth day of
January, 1915, for the sum Of three hundred
and thirty-hyo dollars and sevonty-fve cents.
with interest and costs Of suit, to satisfy said
judgment, etc, / will, on f4
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WedneEday, FebrnarY 2s. Isza-

y legal hours, in front Of the court-bouss.
memphl Tenn, proceed to sell to the biTbssi
olaaeE, ior cash, the following described prop-
Lots 81, IS, 80 and 40, block "a. OF provir0
subdivision, Fourteenth civil district. sbeibvV
county IS shown by plat registered IN tba
hegisters office Of Shelby county, Plat RooE
page lOl. Lot 81 begins on Orleans strsSt
at southwest corner Of lot IS; thence east iSS'S
lee; to an alley; thence south so feet. thsnce
west Itl.5 feet to Orleans street; thenoa nortb
70 the beginning. Lot 50 begins nj sontbwsst
corner OF lot 81; thence east I71.5 feet to nm
eleyi thence south so feet; thence west ia (
leet 70 orleans street; thence north Ia the ne
glnnIngg. Lot 80 begins at southwest corner ~
lot SSi thence east l74.5 feet to an alley; tbsncs
south % feeti thence west IT feet; thenoe
north 30 feet to the beginning. Lot "a bsgivs
az southwest conner Of lot 80; thence east IN
ieeti thence south so feot; thenoe west i7aT
the beginning. =" no
Levied on as tho property Of defendant,
3 tsr a. PToyine to satisfy said judgment, in,
Memphis, January %, 1873.
u. l.. MCGOWAN.
m = lSherif Of Shelby County, Tenn.
~ = y. SHELBY, ID. s..
u: p; Martin, Attorney for plaintiff.
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COTTON EXCHANGE QUOTATIONS..

Sales yesterday ZOO bales. To ex-
porters 400; to spinners 300. The
market closed quiet.
Receipts of cotton here for theweek
ending yesterday were 1880 bales,
against 11,038 bales last year, and l0,-
B84 bales for the same week the year
before. Our aggregate receipts are
now a,4S7 bales short of the same
time last year and 5000 behind the
year before.
The total stock on hand at all the
United States ports is 847 ,937 bales,
against 872, 455 bales same time last
year and 916,558 the year before.
The total receipts at all United
States ports for the week ending since
Friday was 147 ,542 bales, against l72,-
POP last week and III ,457 last year.
Freight rates from here to New
York are SOC rail and river, and 60c
a%ll-rail to Boston 6O@65c 20 New
Orleans 81 per bale by steamer, and
Sl.75 by railroad. Freights from st.
Louis per steamers Boo per Dbl.
NEW YORK COTTON STATEMENT
For the week ending February il, as
telegaphed to the cotton exchange
-
Net receipts at all United States
ports llo.Ou'
Same week last year .....-."-.,.,.,-.. ll1tOOO
Total receipts Mt all United States
ports to date"-........, ............. ... ,.3,5lf .DO
Some date last yeRr.....e.. .........,...3 ,S4S ,OU
Exports from all United States ports
for the week".,....... .,,.............. l4I 400
Same week last year. ..".......,,,"..... 692 900
Total exports From United States ports
10 u0Ae,..s. S,UUO
Same Ate last year ........ ...................l ,SJ3 900
Stock at all United States pOrts...... SIS, 01e
Same time last $780, o
stock at all interior 0wps..~o....... 10000
Same time last ........,., l3S ,0u0
Stock at Liverpool. ........ ~.. -.-......~. 45S,000
Same time last year. .......,.m...,... 65S, 1903
t15tOck of American aloat for Great
~ ,O0O
Same sine last ar................. Sc5 900
rrnH.ar ramronr ~
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THOMPSON DEAN

J.H. Pepper, master; W. N. Gaines. clork,
Leaves Memphis as above on SATURDAY.
l5th inst, ats pm For freight or passage an.
ply 10 j.. 7. WASHINGTON, Agent,
r, y, Lee Wharfboet.
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s Sale of Real Estate.

DUBLIC notice is hereby given that by viz
tue Of 2 Venditioni exponas to me directed
rom the Honorable Circuit Court Of Shelby
county, Tenn, in the case Of ]. N. Ford NJ.
?. a: FToylne; Judgment rendered on the ist
DAY OF June, 1873, for the sum Of one hundred
and ninety-two dollars and seventy eenfS.
with interest and costs Of suit, 10 satisfy aid
judgment, etc., l will, on 'oiN
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sTEAMBoATs.
For cairo and 81. Louis.
For New

Regular Memphis and New Orleans Packet
For Nicksburg, hatcher, New Orleans and
all way and bend ~landings-The elerant
passenger steamer $50
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RY virtue Of a deed Of trust executed IA ma
u BY IL L. Douglass, on the 18th Of Feb
r1ary, 1870, and recorded in the reFister5s
page ga l will,
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Ras.sasint.aI.

CI61 A YEAR Board and Tuition for Girls, Boys
2ISO and Young Men. PTepdrdl0Gy C0HrIs Jor
BEIiHetI, Teaehiag, MeiieHs Lde GAi Dipiaiiy. In
struetlOn thorough. Location UNSURPASSED. Rev.
7. 81, REILLY, B D., Episcopal Academy, Had
denGeld, N. J. auto
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SALE
Bank Of Vince Inc

Bank Of Vince Ing
vs. In T11bfytT.
August EeuhAuen and olhe's,
In the County Court Of Ohla Cs.t
ny virtue Of Alecrre III the County Can't d, a,
cUunly, rendered IN the above ,ntillel t5g,- ., d,
2Uth day Of DeCrmbcr, 1875 the undersigned = \.
eia commissioner, will Olrr for sale, al pubF,4ts
before the Court House duJrOi NLt,tu1hiy, lWi--
log, Un
SATURDAY, Narrh . ls;.,
commencing at II o'elork A. ", That ,erlia trs.r
parcel Of land situated in Tria lephia lfdri ~
eountyr uu Toe NaI!Ona road, which !, l,S1.e b
follows BEGINNING ut point 0n the norti ,ilsIN
north line Of N1id road In the line lrtUrn ID, lat,
formerly Ownetl by Major John ti,1l and l.. Hk
Carter, thence with Eii Hue \. 81 L.. 81, ICpbi
stake In sid line, thence \. 8. v. y pIlr, OI ,l
thence 5. 81 W. SShS POLES to the hIaniIrI 4 I'll
Rad, thence 5. 30 T. u IsrS To the lssihHias ~.
tanning i've acres aud five POLES
TERMS or SALE.-OIe-thriI Of the ruft h1s Edfy
rash In hand, ne-thlrd In six months, ard gsr,tsl
IN eighteen months IRON iheday Of ale the p1fisr
executing bis nOIes for the deferred Iaynsku
lUllS J.jNUB
ie2S SpesiI inmmiv0hT,
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TUESDAY, MARCH :. 1879.
TnE llnaneIaI committee Of the ON

TnE financial committee Of the Ohio
House Of Representatives has undertaken
10 stop number Of small eakages, no.
ping TO make saving OF about so, 900 in
the aggregate, Oneot the sources Of waste
was detected in tho amount OF reading
matter which certain officials lad made
the State pay ior-the Secretary Of State
spending 81 60 a year for newspapers for
his private use, while other officials were
about half as cxtravagant. The Auditor
having charged so 10 for Ice for the past
year this item was looked into, and it was
found that the Auditor and his clerks
were either abnormully thirsty, or the
charge was what Mrs. Bartlell's counsel
would call n "cover for hidden fire." rs
the sum OF S04 was enough to supply IFS
Legislators and attaches with leo dnring
the entire summer. The postage.stamp
account was suspiciously large, and it is
alleged that certain officials have been
wont to purchase stamps first Of Obliging
tradesmen, and then barter them for less
legitimate goods. The present denizens
OF the state house will find their Oppor-
tunities for such small gains ruthlessly cut
of.
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{ ILdEI lStoS 81! OFFICE, BOARD mr. =, -
" AiSslOSERs, OHIO C0uNfYS VI OK
no CONTRACTORS-


~ HOSPITAL VOH rUrt
s..,., ,,-.,',I hIuNi ". VA, fr5tuift 4 ~
10y y ,I,e WI he iegt.I,d at
~ 49, ~ ' W T2c'tetaty o. the Boah u 49,.
NJ and will Ic Opened plbllrl, =, & L.ys!Idl.
on the day following, by The Rani' 'uStLL
For the Dick Work,
For the Carpenter Work.
For the PlstGring Work,
For tile Roofing WORK,
Anllor the Painting and GiLln, W,,t
necessary for the construction N III. "A'
The llSpItal, Will, Is to cvrrr,l4mi ~ a. Vdiit
tInn already bullt-eXTpt s,iir min, i, ta4r >.
viii 6e o. cut ltonei tue building III 'ssl.s7il
lSLs, ~ ivst TlIe, and tire shd iguf ~ ~
Inc walls VIII be about two lee, thirt 20 u
Of which will be OF stone, and ,l,i ~ st,,
foot In thickness -'A 0i 'l's sNt =
Bids will he received seInratelv L,u.
complete IN the walls; III GIk w., y, 'as MistUA
wallis the carpenter work rnmrlris Nv y
e9mpletci the r9Cbng, Up 4Iing sbd M, f4.fi
pIelei anu LOT the painting AL gaIIbg " ,it'
contractor, ia each rase, iurnlshif. ~ v
ATy TO complete his Contract. '"!'si'iafs-
/ The material used must h. II n.l-.,t.
is 10 he sublect 10 the Inspa, tion AZ n. u
Pertnlendeht before being put ia he Ggi NJ, ~
The contractor for The Iioue VoTi /, H.
hIs N9Ik On or beiOre the 9Hh day u Ami rs, Z,
complete the same on VI before Ill.,, ia
Der, 1872 The contractor for the ldei ~. VasS
really 10 commence lay Ing brick la ILs MI
fore the 18th day Of June, 1873 sBl sa,l. =
same Pgainst the LIST day uf prsml., !, g y
contractor Tor the caTIehier voTk /, n ~ "
With the stone and brick work and Via AMI - ~
tract within one month tier the pls,tt-T
contract. The contractor luT IaiutiBS ~ ~
VIII Keep his work well up after lie r,T,s,,. ~
10 hntsh the amc Within one month NJ, :, -, i.
Ter finishes his contract The couIrSrtor T., ",
TO commence his work on nr before M. Il, 's5
oeinper, lSIV, and complete the SINE as "a !, y.
tlcable thereafter. The contractor III nit,+., N
10 begin his work by the 1t day Of Am H.. !,
hnish the same by the ist day Il july iollIif
Contractors will be PAIL on m0siSly 49,.
made out by the Superintendent, n M n, !,
terial, rtserTlng 10 PER tent % tath ,,iH =. :.
the whole OF each contract !, cOmplrtnl.
All proposals shall To arrnnIautelb ,,,.I-l
sulheient bond AID security, crEtlitonsi ,S,ri,.,
law 70 10 approved by the lIoafd ii Grrtl1n \, n
faithful performance Oi the CurdiUn, Al IL !.
tract bid for. The penalty Of sid land ,illi,t,,
bid for. '' Wv '4Sl
The Board Of Directors reserve III, ri,lt TN.
all BIDS aud proceed IL te let the celirSs 4 I.
Plans and specifications eau be ven url,V.
virginia iloIplIll for the Insane, at We,i,a, q q
IA. LEWIS,
WE. LIVELY, ,EI.Ca
ie2S Err RALslOS,
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THE Massachusetts State Bureau Of La.
Dor Statistics has furnished the opportu.
nifty, by its valuable observations, to make
partial comparisons OF the earnings Of
workingmen in this country with the earn
ingS Of workingmen similarly employed in
Great Britain. In this connection the
Boston Herald makes the following inter
esting comparisons 1t says: "Agricul-
tural laborers, according to the report Oi
our bureau, receive in Massachusetts,
Sl5 90 per month, with board, or 81 95per
day without board. In England, Professor
Levi states that mining and agricultural
wages vary cpasiIerably'-from 50 % to
s. per week. Evea at the highest figure,
the worker on English land would receive
but SD per month, without board. Thus
the maximum rate abroad falls far below
the average rate here. COrpontars earn
Sll 50 per week in the United States,
against 1854 per week in England. Plumb
ers, SIS per week in the United States and
81 20 per week in England. Masons,
$l3 81 per week in the United Suites and
50 81 per week in England. Masons Ia.
bOrOrs obtain IS Is in the United States
and 81 SO in England. In regard 10
bakers correct comparison is moro
difficult. The bureau report give:
them Sill 07 per week here, while
Professor Levi puts the earnings of the
same class in England at 81 so and s. &c
per week in addition to their bread and
lodging In brewery work the difference
is very marked. The wages Of the men
in the wash house aud on the mash floor
range from $40 d. to So 81 per week in
the United States, against only 81 50 to
s. % per week earned in similar positions
abroad. In cabinet making, chairmakers
average Sill per week in the United States
and$S IS per week in England. Carvers
average Sl2 50 per week in the United
States, against S. 80 per week in England.
PoIishers receive $40 % per week here in
comparison with S7aS 80 obtained on the
other side Of the Atlantic. Lest the ladies
should think that their position here Of.
fers more uniavorable comparison with
the position oftheir sister workers abroad,
we may state, before closing, that ordina.
dressmakcrs arc rated as earning 81 - per
week in the United States, against sia4 50
per week in Great Britain.
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RESOLUTIONS
BY Mr.. NlcGrew:

Resolved, That the judiciary Committee
be, and is hereby instructed to report
back Senate bill No. 10, not later than / /
o'clock a. NJ, Tuesday, March 4, 1879. This
is President JOhnson's new railroad bill.
The Senate took up and passed the fol-
lowing bills:
House bill No. S, bill to amend Sec
ton 30 OF Chapter II, OF the Acts OF 1877,
in relation to the duties OF teachers.
Also House bill No. II, "A bill TO establish
court OF limited jurisdiction in the city
OF Huntington.
Also House bill No. 2lO, bill to pro.
tect the purchasers oil fertilizers in the
State.
Also House bill No. 50, n bill to amend
and rc.enact Sections 20, 50, SO and 81 OF
Chapter 10, OF the Code OF West Virginia,
OF 1855, concerning the government Of the
State University.
Also, House bill No. l, a bill 10 estab.
fish County Court and Board of Com.
missioners for the county OF Pendleton,
under the 34th section OF the Sth article oil
the Constitution Of West Virginia.
Also House bill No. 40, a 6ill appropri.
ating money to reimburse S. n. Smith.
Sheriff OF Grant county, paid by him for
the capture of WIS. Douglass, convicted
OF felony.
Also House bill No. III, n bill to punish
persons found violating the license laws of
the State along certain rivers.
Also House bill No. lli, changing the
time for holding the County Courts in the
county OF PGndleton.
Also, House bill No. GO, to include the
farms OF Messrs. Stout and Goodman in
the independent school district Of Clarks.
burg.
House bill No. 81, in relation to the
printing OF legal notices, coming up, after
considerable discussion the bill was in
definitely postponed.
House bill No. l07, u bill to provide for
special assessment on lots or parcels OF
ground in the city OF Wheeling, for tho
benefits and advantages OF certain public
improvements, was read u third time and
passed.
Mr., Butlerintroduccd the following joint
resolution:
Senate Joint Resolution no. 10, author.
izlng and directing the Board Of Public
Works TO fix and regulate the tolls or
charges for transportation upon the Bali.
more & Ohio Railroad.
WHEREAS, Serious complaints have been
made by persons shipping goods aud mer.
chandise on the d. 4 o. railroad, which
complaints are fully set forth in the report
OF the Joint Committee Of the Legislature
submitted to tho Senate and House Of
Delegates at their present session, alleging
that the b, 20. Railroad Co. are and for a
long series OF yeaB have been imposing
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TRAVELLERS GUIDE.

eITildCllhla AcCOmmOIltiOn.-T train only nuns
between Wheeling aud Tr!AdelphIA.
tDaly except Sunday-NeWark Accommodation.
tSleubenVllle Accommodation tTaIn during
the day passes backward and forward between MAJ.
tins Ferry and BellAirc, stopping when reauired Al
sherman ~ House, RtnaVille, West Wheeling and
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Mr. Johnston, on leave, introduced Sen.
ate bill No. 1902, prescribing penalties for
charging, demanding and receiving unlaw.
full charges for the transportation Of pas.
sengers and freight upon railroads. Refer
ence dispensed with, and it was read for
tho first time and ordered to second
reading.
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THE LEGISLATURE.

Senator JohnSon's New II. II. Movement
the House Goes for the Normal
SehOoIS
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lRyISE--On Monday, March a. 1879, ut i:IS \. NJ,
E44SELIS infant son Of GIG. =. aud Sylvia Irving.
The funeral will take place from the residence Of It's
parents, No. lsi Fifteenth street, OIL Tuesday, March
9Th, at So'cloCk P.u. Interment at Pouin,uIa Gene
terry. The frlenl'Oi TIE family arc respectfully In
Yited % aiienh.
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Net Assets January LIST, IS7S........ sse35Ss7s q
RECEIPTS FOR 1873.
From Premiums. .......... So, OO2,7Is 81
FROM lhIerestand Rents. 47O2,IO7 u sI7sI5, 1877 81
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LIMITED STATES OF AMERICA,
Di'tric, Of West Virginia, IS:
Jno. Long, inn. II. IIanes auil
JnO. Richards
U. Attachment
Steamboat
NJ s. Thabhouser


WHERE'S a libel has been 6led In the District
Court Of the I'm ted States for the District Of West
Virginia. on the I'd day Of February, D. 1872, By
hOuSer, her engines tackle ouidt apparel and fart
ture, Now, therefore, IN pursuance the mOnItIod,
under the seal Of sad Court, TO me directed and Dc.
lvrSd, DO he eby give publ notice to all peonS
claiming the said steamboat her engines Ia lie, OUT
Ut APPAREL and furniture or In any manner InIerbstr
therein that they be and 1prear before the aid Dii
Court, 70 BE- held At the city Of whseIpH 10 and
Tor the District Of West Vlrginii, on
WEDNESDAY, MARCH i9rH, IS7O,
At O'clock 10 the forenoon Of that LAY tprovdsd Tia
ape lhAll b. day n IurSdIt tlpn oihtFEIsern lie
re{t day q jRrdctpi therlat thea and there 10
Iletposs thtir elain', and y iaaAe their allegations
70. ~ = RI. CAMPBELL, Deputy,
u.s, Manhl District West Va,
COCHRAN 4 ca: HIRAM,
,,, PTociO1 for llLeilintG
Wheeling W. Va, February q, ISIS, ir9o
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TRUsTkE's SALE OLA
Desirable Residence on Fifteenth ST.

BY virtue OF deel Of Trust nlile by N, @, Arthur
and Rachael ~, his wife, to The uniefsgnei TT nice
dated June 18th, 1871, and Of record Ia the oAce oil
tho County Court Of Ohio county, West Virginia, 10
Deed Of Trust Hook No. 4 Pages 2S5 and 2S6, will on
SATURDAY, March /, 1872,
Commencing at 10 O'Clock ", iell at public auction
At the fUnt door Of the Court House oil Ohio COUNTY,
the following described real estate viz: Lot Numbered
thirt!.hTe 3il 10 GFah9m'S addition 10 The city Of
Wheeling, and being Situated on tho nuFth sie Of
Filteenth street, fold G. nlrel between what was for.
mSy known a Filth lnd sixth streets In the city Of
Wheeling West Virginia, excepting ave ieel and four
tncheS OF the west side ii Eaid lot,
There erected on that portion Of tu LOT 10 he sold
very desirable tWO-stOry and attic brick dwelling
house and all hecGsSliy Oulbulldlugs.
Title believed to " perfect but selling as Trustee
DeeJ Of Trust. - ''''
TERNs OF SAtE-Two Thousand Five Hundred
Dollars cash on day Of SALE balance 10 two equll In.
siRlpelts q SIX AMI tEeT We months, deferred nav.
menS % BE- SSrnrcd by y ed Of Trust 90 tie property
sold With Insurance sufficient to cover
J. '. L. RODGERS, Trustee.
W. II. HALLER, AuCtiOne6F. Ia3O
The sale II the above property Is postponed until
SATURDAY, March Sth, iS79, at same hour and
mhiw4s J. v. l.. RODGERS. Trustee
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STEAM OYSTER DEPOT
OPERA HOUSE BUILDING, 18th STREET,

wan; PROCTOR ha. opened Steam Oyster Depot,
.he only one 10 the city Ia the Opera louSs Build.
u.s. on iith street. and Eecp' hand The ansSt OyI.
not bc exeelle1 anywhere. NJ
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MONDAY, MARCH, 3, 1870.
SENATE

Senate met at l0A. ~, and was opened
with prayer by Rev. ]. D. MofTat.
On motion Of Mr., Ferguson the reading
Of the journal of Saturday was dispensed
with,
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1879-06-12

FAyoURITE DISHES OF ROYALTY

FAvoURITE DISHES OF RoYALTY.-
George III. was fond of boiled mutton
and turnips, and apple dumping. His
chief drink was a cup composed OF a
quart of lemonade to one glass OF wine.
Like Napoleon, he ate with fierce "a
pidity. The favorite dish of George
". was a thick soup of crayfish. He,
liked. occasionally, as does Mr.. Sam
uel Ward, liver and bacon, and trlpe
and onions. He l%atterly drank great
quantities of liquors, especially cherry
brandy, which he took as a tonic for
digestion weakened by years of Cura-
Goa punch. Roast fowl and roas beef
were the delicacies of William ~,
and sherry his wine, which he drank
from a black bottle. Queen Victoria
likes cock-a-leekie soup, a rich entree
often cooked for her 10y her daughter
Princess Christian who is a most adj
mirable cook, and loves port wine.