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Goantrp i1rOpsrtp tor Sale ana &c Eet.

Goantrp ilropsrtD tor Sale anh &c Est.
CTORE and dwelling combined, at Mi llig7Sas,
h "a s!sio Fisak NYa! n y =
mo IET.-At Madison, n. j., large. two
4 s9Iy honGs Win Slns fSe N2t rGD G BAN
ggrIen. apps I, & X ADAMS Il bFO'a"D'' Oi -
rTNO LET.-At Moutclair n. j.. house and
atros: baIa. wc plcngy OF ru 81 hglSe on ,oIan,
als oP @ a 55a&Io & y o -
TIO LET. FURNISHED, for, one or more re
years, large 1rstlas. housn aesIIso
R SS So Ts a 1o car rso address FosT
oFFiCE Box So -tockbridze. Mass.
mo LET,-On advantageous terms; an eie-
giant French roof house d F9ps Y dPs,e dcp5i Or
dfJoMS CL3pP. u West i@th.sI, n y.
ITO LET-TARRYTOWN Large, convenient
house delgn'is ocaton ra az f s st Wi
ihur3i,Is a s%ag 2Ss Tor lew Fuzzy BRc%E
O0iu rem 2C5 Braadwly NewYorS or Mainst Taf.ytoGn
TT7O LET or FOR SALE.-A pleasant house,
80 by u two eeIes garden one mic ron
house partly furnished rev. foRi 3IS6S Whilst
TTO LET or FOR SALE.-Country residence
On the enc sound .n f tyj5 g f alS S{ re s"i ae6
Abundance run stables odthuidngs ~ Boz - rye
Two MANUFACTURERS and OTHERS
For ale a. ONEIDA = u ans buildings aS ana S iiRS
pi E 40 jcci walls floors and whole building sol and
snGstaIa lot has vnago Oh three streets o. ~ ~
staiions; price 81 COO. inquire OF n HiGIN GoiHAA'
Oneida y. \.
TFNO RENT.-A manufacturing property, WITH
waierpOger and twenty trucments formerly 1sea AZ
udl being IN Bla &WOoItoWn, tain"eh 90" ''' Ia
quIc Of J. LIVERMUEE
ENTANTED.-A pur, haser for hotel property
w 81 the terminus 81 ralrcad scashore a's0a new
cn,tagp rooms 70 let furnished for summer; possession
r1yC- Nav J. For information address j. ARNOLD, POINT
Pleasant, y. J.
XyANTED.-TO rent for the season, fully
w furnished cottlse, II rooms near Ney-fork Address
s. T. ~, +. o. Boa 3Si.
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(NROION Ian DlNt-FOK SALE-l AKIN Oh
ccac on he WcI e q e Xi1l7 Pos: R9, one ma
HGJ Td Of tit aiSd d SG2a% @ S % n
tLSn fruits an = 81 ul.' e's,S 49, 'H he
HnSse ms II Iarr roSs scve Itr per cent Of purchase
1 1ae Ga Sa remain Oh n''''"-SO Nv
COUNTRY C0TTAGE.-Rosevillc, y. j.; 80
~ ntnltes 60 trgius complete cottage f"cGa; NOT
J0HSSoS Il BeosHa5 81.
TOR RENT.-One OF the finest country places
o The eastern P 9 Ep if 1 Ave. r5 n % aid
SssiS sBg peri x S f a ery p
in the vicinity. Apply 10, .rryoor v,.o,-o..,, c,nn
FOR sALE.-A COUNTRY SEAT of 53
ceient goo buildings and sbidsno@ fraii rare
i0f gentleman u'' GER fTd1i SMITH G5nS2a
TOR SALE-A good farm, residence Of the
ceres for sale cheap Very healthy Wells 81 LDeIytt
EOR SALE.-A very desirable place in the
Vilage Of StockbTdeo Mass Honse Loony best r+nab
cold stable stalls and about two Of aud
TREASURER sToCKBR1DGE SAVINGS DANK.
TOR SALE at GREAT BARGAIN.-YcrY
CHOICE l00acIe farm Paterson cry nc 2og DuIlq
con3rnea neis,IeileSd di.t class aud rap!ir apgas
E Taro aSar Ro BY H. PATERSON o" %
TOR SALE.-One Of the finest places on
Harlem Railroad one hour aud half rom cty: dweil
pg 4rT e pSs so e4S w f eTSns r io m
spring supplies al parts OF house barns. WI be ood
''''i anu - 80" HrGH y. CAMP, 10. 152 nrosdway.
TOR SALE or LET.-Fine stone house n.
icu ins gwen by applying GO o. s. YGH W4cK y Wet
EOR SALE or TO LET Comfortable 4amr
eerea c3oco ~ Of nut lr.os si2he Sc: Std ab2uIi
Dr.ViNE, 90 8roa.st NeN4'&, =. J, -
TOR SALE or RENV.-Twenty acres, large
L house eleven ro1msi hsh and Gry wen ohst,di :oar
OF splendid - lu al kinds o. OIbuEHmg5; IA ~ non
S %src f e iron Sew Yorg Inquire II L. WI
ESTINE. 513 Pearl 81 HoW.York
HUDSON RIVER RESIDENCE. - superb
cru mPio5 emenjs costly ir uio: INC horses vehisics
&C. for sale or rent ,%IG w g1TGd4 pous,,ps. NY
MONTCLAIR, n. J.-FOR SALE--A hnnd-
AtR residence property OF about three acres avn
ans and sbe hone is fe
coed Las ~ fOOins and oty improvements IA prrec
'ru'f' seven HOVE 4 PARSONS. 10 Cedars;. NY.
RIONTCLAIR. n. J.-FOR SALF.-Just COM
M peted class residence. beautifully and hoSlthiry
b sl ana iaSna Ts S So% as6 e. door, od
tss sr s5% a a HI sss anu can butt for now WV
Terms easy 10 COED tsfuss. , n ,-.,rr..
47O Broadwaf ii 10
NEAR MONUMENT MOUNTAIN, BerI;-
~ shire County AasS fine location for gentleman o.
sTASi0S. Sc Bfosdxay; Toom So.
NEW two-stOry basement detached cottage /;
~ ali improvements bay TinS0ws eesan;iy h q,
s5saS Rt Pa 1slsy 6H}no Of joins l.
ORANGE, n. J.-HoUSES and COUNTRY
sIAcKWELE saIT FL OPP station Orange &
DLASTER CENTRES and BRACKETS. new
S s s EVER @s Sss9 ssa sem tS p
HANDS Artist Emporium, d West ssd-st corner Bro4
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OLD RELIABLE STONfNGrON LINE.

~ ron ED~rUS And ALL POItT- last
=, = u a..l except SUNDAYS, nom rc' -. North River,
fsri of ffr o. , ....,.
ONLY iur r.y l"r WHr thew 80" SEN ~ "a, s7ce
i,.. ~ .,f fsta iulh LftCu az low, 81 'utrrit Ia
j. N.tIIEiN~ q. r. aLrut, y. ). BAECpCh. ir-'t.
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\ EW-JERSEY SOUTHERN RAILWAY.

- Bay Route Highlands Long Bvducn &C, Grove. Bar.
n.p4t The flgnrp Jesse iuyt will commence
runulng MONDAY, MAY s. l-@ lcl"lng ticr ID y H. io"t
rty $3.50 Al p. Returning. leave - u
Long Branch a. IL, l:j5 p Tickets 1Od via Al
Ram Line or hay Iust,." y F.. BALDWIN,
ttnu T. Agrut
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-05-01

Eaiuck and 0usstou;o Railroads. ieam~r, CBth.
sup tiler T. IL Gsy llJy "a 1880 p ~
Fare sowor than By any Other route.
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called great advantage Of beng locatd close 10 Sew
York. the chief Market mi Distributing POINT Of The country
Excellent facilities open tLCsH:G At the doug OF
New.Y orl with Wafer HALLWAY, Telegraph and Tee
phone connexions to City Establishments. lar" local
labor supply and other Special inducements. Address A. j.
sTEVENs, III Broadway, NewYork.
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EEiPEPIAL GERMAN MAIL Hamburg
( Amr.i.tu Packet CDrpaav's Line for PLfNUC til
tIiEEEDUIt a. amt hANBC HI. ,,,,
ENI t'il7i a Si4f 10
N'lli.a y p...........Nav x WIS PA Ia ;May 20
Rate. passage Plymouth. London, CheibpafE HAN
Cs ,ufDcrn ud!; IInsland.
First CABIN. O0 Second Cabin. 500 steerASe, crreucy,
SO, C. Is. EICHARD ~ CO.. Gen. Pass ARt
-ET' eIFApUT < CO. u Broadway. New YORK.
- t;cnpr,l 1urut- ~ I}roai-gi.. New NoTs.
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Board OF school Trasssss. Ntneiosaufw
Dated New York, April 20 1850 -
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1880-04-01
ADJUSTMENTS.
Z BURLEsoUE.

The Coiville opera burlesque party
made their second appearance at
Leubrie's theater last night to a mod
crate patronage. The piece presented
was Robinson Crusoe, done up in a
fantastical kind of way that afforded
mirth in copious doses. There were
many unique features of a Aighly
amusing nature, the sprightly man
ners, graceful acting aud handsome
actresses being constantly in view
during the entire two hours and a half
of the entertainment. The lead
ing feminine parts were essayed
by Emil Roseau, Kate Everleigh, Ella
Chapman and Fannie Wright. AL
performed pleasantly and did a deal of
fine singing, together with some ex-
quisite dancing. Ella Chapman made
the real hit Of the evening with her
artistic terpsichorean effort, while her
songs were also much admired. This
lady has changed considerably since
last she played here, having grown
taller and apparently more delicate.
She is a charming little player, how
ever, and wins the hearts of her audi
tors without an effort. The mar
Friday, of last night, was as grotesque
a burlesquer as has been seen here for
a generation, while the agile sailor,
Mafin, provedas comical ashe usually
is. The play gave unqualified salts
faction. Tonight I'll Trivatore" is
to be burlesqued, though the musical
features will not be.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1880-04-01
rEM CEMTs PER WE x.
THE CITY.
LEDGER LINES.

Spring showers are falling.
Brown & Jones, coal, Office 282
Main street.
The city fathers meet and consult
again tomorrow.
The Dundreary puzzle mania
shows no abatement.
Ladies' elegantsandals and slippers.
at Big Boot shoe store, 344 Main.
Prom forty.seven to sixty-niue
degrees yesterday, with southerly
winds.
The spring opened a little late.
but farmers report a propitious out.
look now.
Blank books Of all kinds made al
the LEDGER Office book bindery, l;
Madison street.
Very few April fools to-day. AL
too well posted to be deceived Oh
caught with chat.
Choice salmon, Reelfoot lake
perch and trout, for sale cheap at S
Clement, Sc Beal street.
The river here had fallen foul
inches up to 3 pm. yesterday, ant
to-day's fall will be more.
Business men will fad it to theiI
interest to have all their job printin,
done at the PUBLIC LEDGER office.
is General Grant coming thi
way? is a question, not April foo
either, frequently put this forenoon.
In the country every man an,
boy, and many women, able to work
are as busy as bees in the open fields
When the small bill carrier pre-
sents accounts you honestly owe don
think he's trying to play you an Apr
fool.
The LEDGER Job Printing ofic,
and Book Bindery, 10 Madison. exc
Cutes everything in their line as pea
and cheap as any house. +
Venture nothing, gain nothing,
is a worldwide trueism. Ventur,
two dollars in a ticket in the Louisian;
lottery aud you may gain a prize.
The tax collector took in owe.
$4,000 yesterday, of which Sll ,7OI
was for account of the city. Receipt
to-day will also be good. After to da,
costs and penalties are to be added.
The cotton market showed i'm
provement toward noon to-day, tn.
Liverpool 4:3O dispatch quoting iu
lures Lie better than the early re
ports Of the day,
Twenty coon skins, without al
owner, are al the station house, takel
from Rob't. Miller, a darky VIII,
came up on the 0uachita Belle. an,
a supposed thief.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1880-04-01
The fair season opens propitious-

The fair season opens propitious-
". That at the German Casino hall,
the bazaar Of all nations, commences
tonight with every promise of un.
bounded success.
Several dozen trees are about to
be planted around Court square, and
half a dozen years hence, with good
luck, they will afford enjoyable shade
when the sun shines. No April-fool
about this.
"A person named Cruise was arrest.
ed yesterday on a peace warrant sworn
out by his wife, who resides near
Raleigh. The case will be tried to-
day by Esq. W. +. Gowen, at Bart
lett.
The first of the fourth month and
92d day Of the year. With early
Romans it was the second month and
had twenty-nine days, but Julius
Caesar added one. In Nero's time it
was called Neroneus.
The tramp is beginning to seek
other lodgings besides the station
house. There we're only thirty nine
the entire month of March, and last
night not one Of the footsore and
weary tribe solicited shelter there.
Barney Taylor and James Wilson,
also VIM. H. Lewis and Miss. Ida o.
Dickens, were licensed to get married
to-day. Yesterday afternoon j. A.
Burbrogle and Mrs. A. L. Vance
received a license to do the same.
The person injured yesterday in a
gas-pipe trench on Court street was
Peter Norton. His hurts are likely
to lay him up for a week or two, per-
haps longer. Mr.. Norton was once
before buried forty feet below the
elrth's surface, but he turned up all
right. This time three or four feet
Of crumbled earth covered him.
The LEDGER Office book bindery,
ID Madison street, is in the same
building as the newspaper and job
printing establishment is owned by
the same proprietor, embraces all
machines and material used in a first
class book bindery, and is conducted
by competent workmAn capable of
executing work in as good and sub.
%stantial a style as can be done any
where.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1880-04-01
The Handy Pistol.

Ben. Hand, an engineer on the river,
and over.sixty years Of age, was fined
fifty dollars this morning for carrying
concealed weaponsand FIVE for assault,
He got under the influence Of liquor,
drew a pop-gun on a boot black, and
hence this trouble. Another party
found with a little empty pistol in his
possession was discharged.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1880-04-01
Dressed Turkeys and Chickens.
II. SEESSEL, SIR. a. SON,
Cor. Jefferson and Second streets.
Police News.

At the trial OF Glass, Walsh, Stiu-
son and Farrell yesterday before Esq.
Quigley for a general fight, the three
first were discharged and the last.
Farrell, fined ten dollars and bound
over to the criminal court.
Two cOlOred prostitutes, named An
ME Ezcll and Annie Harris. were
fined fifteen dollars yesterday for
turning a usually peaceful abode into
a miniature bedlam. They will work
out their fines about the s~tationhouse.
but it should be arranged in some way
for them to do hard labor-break
stone or something of the kind. The
lesson would be more statutory.
One of the sewer strikers applied at
the statiOnhouse night before last for
lodging, and when asked why he did
not go to work answered boldly that
he was "On the strike.p He was told
tostrike out Immediately if not sooner.
Some of these tramps are educated
men, but have the Bohemian instinct
so strongly developed as to incapaci.
tate them for physical labor Of any
kind. One OF the raggedist of this
gentry startled the stationhouse keeper
the other night by displaying a won
derful ease and facility in writing
shorthand.
Colonel Morris and VIM. Ryan were
each fined twenty-five dollars yester-
day by DR.. Porter for the pleasure Of
having a reputation as " confidence ,
men. The fine was RENTED on con.
dition that they leave the city imme,
diately.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1880-04-01
Finest Assortment SHOES,
Of Latest styles, at
VOEGELrs, cor. Main and Union
1877
Haekett-BoOne.


At the residence Of Rev. Father
Walsh, of St. Patrick s, at niue o'clock
last night, Sergeant Patrick Hackett,
a popular member Of the police force,
and Miss Ella Boone, of this city,
were married after the rite prescribed
by the Catholic church. A number
Of warm friends were present, who
extended their heartiest copgratula-
tions and repaired after the ceremony
to the residence of the groom, on
South street, where the health of the
happier couple was drank in the
sparklingest Of champaign.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1880-04-01
The Grand jury.

An important bill Of complaint was
filed in the criminal court to-day, BY
Atty. Gen'l. Turner, against the
present grand jury. whose term Of
Office will probably hold until
the middle of May. The bill cites
numerous instances where Indictment
against culprits have been totally
ignored by the jury. In one a s a
woman was assaulted and her arm
broken, yet the jury declined to re-
turn a true bill. Still another, a scamp
assaulted a mar in his own house,
while the householder was trying to
drive the fellow out, yet the case
was deemed too Insignificant to be
pushed to a trial. The attor-
ney-general says he has no desire
that small misdemeanors shall be
taken under consideration but that
earnest protests have met him on
every hand, against letting rascals off
without punishment, and these pro-
tests cannot be permitted to pass
without laying the blame where it
belongs. Only three or four of the
jury are believed to endorse the course
marked out for them by the foreman
so he says, and as an officer
of the law he feels that the court
direct or instruct the grand
Jury as to its proper duty. Numerous
Instances are referred to, where
scamps have been let off who really
deserved punishment.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1880-04-01
A Nuisance.

4 Nuisance.
EDITOR LEDdER:-ln the alley be-
tween Union and Monroe streets, moi
far above peSotO, a condition Of
things exists dangerous in the ex-
IRENE. The water Is backed up and
the garbage barrels, which the author
tiles ordered the citizens to place in
the rear premises, are reeking with
disease. breeding matter, unremoved
for more than a month. Unless the
proper officers look more carefully
after their duties, trouble must result
as a consequence. The citizens in
that vicinity respectfully call immo-
date attention Of DIR. Porter to this
subject, and ask that l. egive the mat
ter a little ventilation.
Very respectfully,
COMPLAINANT.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1880-04-01

local columns yesterday, in the new
Masonic temple with a reception aud
splendid banquet. The event was
one of great interest, and we may con
graduate the Sir knights upon their
union their strength. their prosper.
ity, and especially upon the favorable
impression made upon their many
lady visitors Tuesday night.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1880-04-01

ut looks as If you had capsized a
beehive in a warm room, all we the
country" said Capt, Bob. Lsech this
morning, when discussing the con-
ditioR of the country, new fences, log
rolling, blowing, planting and vigorous
industry is observed at every turn.
Ten days ago the country looked dead
and every thing was stagnant. The
bad weather and wet earth preventing
anything like farm work. Now the
biggest kind ola crop is in course Of
being put in.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1880-04-01

Gulf fish, red snapper, pompano,
groupers, and all Of the finest favored
denizens of the briny deep, fresh and
delicious, are to be had at Victor D.
Fuchs well known depot on Jefferson
street, near Second. For a nice broil,
bake chowder, or any other style
known to epicures, the fish alluded to
are unrivaled. A splendid lot
of fish from Lake Erie have
also been received and all are the best
in the world. Give Mr.. Fuchs a call
and let him show you his assortment
of fish, game and other good things.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1880-04-01
EXCURSION! ExCURSIONi.

The steam ferry boat john 0verton
will continue TO run to Marion, Ark.
this week. Leaves foot of Jefferson
street at 2 o'clock, pm, each day.
Tickets to be had at Barney Hughes
office, 27S Main street. 30
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1880-04-01
For the Authorities to Answer.

For the Authorities 10 Answer.
EDITOR LEDGER: Sometime ago an
nOuncement was made by the Taxing
District authorities, that sewers were
about to be laid on Linden street, and
that no more earth closets would be
removed by them from that vicinity.
The consequence is, that some boxes
| know Of are pretty full, and the sin
ability" of the landlords to remove
the same, is leaving their tenants in a
fearful fix. Until the sewers are laid,
so connections can be made with them
from water closets, who is going to
remove these boxes2 Or will they
just remain there and run over? j.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1880-04-01

Charles A. Thilo, of Bradford, Pa.
had possibly with good reason a great
distrust Of banks. He now has un-
doubted good reason 10 distrust him
self for his wallet, containing 1910,
was stolen from under his pillow while
he Rlept.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1880-04-01
L THIs aPUzxLE."

Why pay twenty dollars for q
"hand-m -down-suit" when you can
have a good suit of clothes made to
order for fifteen?
Why pay twenty-five and thirty
dollars for ready-made clothing when
you can have made to order the same
class of goods for twenty and twenty
Eve d%ollars7 Why pay forty-fye dol
lars for Scotch imported BannOck,
burn Chevlots'' when YOU can have
them made TO orderfor thirty-two fifty?
Why pay seventy dollars for imported
diagonals and broadcloth suits when
you can have them made to order for
forty-fye to ifty dollars2
These questions will be answered to
your satisfaction by us. Suits made
to order by our tailors here when re-
quired,
Goods delivered IN i've days il re-
quired.
WannamaIkeE e. Brown,
represented by j. r. Miles,
.25 30 Cor. Court and Second.
FI8HNG TACKLE,
Best Assortment in the City.
FRANK sCHUMAN's Gun store,
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1880-04-01

The union of the two old com
manderics of Knights TemDlar Of this
city, under the name Of Memphis
.commandery No. 4, was celebrated
Tuesday night, as mentioned in our
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1880-04-01
Base Balls and Rats,

The only place in the city where a
full line can be had. League balls a
speciality. Wholesale and retail.
81 MansfOrd's, 29S Main
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1880-04-01
Furniture Wagon.

l have made my stand at the store
of FL. Buttenberg, 23l Second street.
Parties wishing to move will please
give me call. j. NEwBURG.
QSQf
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1880-04-01
MYSTERIES Soul
Rv Nehomiah Kenison.

For sale by all book and news
dealers. Also by the author, DR..
Kenison, chiropodist, at Worsham
house. %
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1880-04-01
Fresh POmpanO,
CHOICE RED SNAPPERs,
Lake Erie salmon.
VICTOR ID. FUCHS,
80 and Al Jefferson street.
Fly Time.

Business in police circles is growing
dull. This is generally the forerunner
Of slackness in all other business cir
cles; it being long recognized as a fact
that the business of the police is regu-
lated by other business; when brisk
plenty Of crime, when dull, a cor
responding dullness existing.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1880-04-01
SEWING MACHINES.
The Latest. Best aud Cheapest
A King OF Machines.

j. B. Aldrich & Co., at 254 Second
street, the well known sewing machine
agents and dealers, have on hand a
full supply of all the leading sewing
machines of the country, including
the Howe, Singer, DauRtless, Domes-
tic, Wheeler& Wilson, Weedand Amer
loan and also the new Eldredge, which
may be properly described as the king
Of machines. This combines the ad-
vantages ofnearly all other machines
runs as smooth and steady as a watch,
uses but little thread comparatively.
is easily handled, and is believed to be
by all odds the best machine ever
made. All who see it are delighted.
Aldrich 4 Co. are also agents for
B~utterick & Co. S patterns and fashion
publications. Ladies will feel well
repaid for a visit to this we'll filed and
well-regulated establishment, which
will be found 10 the Irving block.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1880-04-01
HDeH.a0naI.

DR.. Buddeke, Eye and Ear diseases
No. 66 East Court street. l44t
DR.. A. l.. Kimbro, Office 394 Main
street. Residence, 1871 Vance st. 80
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1880-04-01

PEABODY BILLIARD HALL.
SID COOK, Proprietor.
The most elegant TekOrt for
lovers of the game. oct
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1880-04-01
Oliver, Fillie { Co

100 haIf-barrels Whitefish,
100 haIEbRrreIs Oatmeal and
Cracked Wheat,
100 barrels HOminy, Grits and
Beans,
1000 boxes Crackers.
500 boxes Cheese,
500 boxes Lemons,
500 boxes Oranges,
500 bags Peanuts,
500 bags Assorted Nuts,
100 barrels Missouri Cider,
100 hRli-barrels Missouri Ciderg
100 hhds. New Orleans Sugar,
10000 cases SaT dine, Brandy
Cherries, Brandy Peaches,
Oysters, Canned Fruits and
Vegetables.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1880-04-01

T M. COLEMAN, Justice of the Peace,
u. Notary Public and Commissioner OF
Deeds. Special attention given TO collections
IN the county. Office 80 Front st. 1851
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1880-04-01
LOST.

TUESDAY NlGHl-On the way from the
L Louisville and Nashville railroad depot
70 my stable, one mule branded with the let-
ter + on back part Of left rump. Any person
rewarded. W. A. FARES,
Ut IS Union street.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1880-04-01
nuR CHEAP COLUMN.

A Ii Advertisement. under tue read Of FOR
"a Rent, For sale. Wanted, Lost, Strayed,
per line for each insertion, and Is cents PEI
line for one week. i5f