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SCHGN's MINERAL. WATER SPA,
ORNER MAIN AND ELEVENTH STREETS.
.rEBIG CoMPANY's coca BEEF TONI,

LIEBIG COMPANY's coca BEEF TONIC.
"Superlor to any tonic have used or prescribed"
says Prof, ssOr F.. NJ. HALE, NJ. d., Chicago Medical
College. II IS prescribed by The most emnen: ply
slcan for weak lungs, falling out Of the hair Tap
piled to he sctlpl, weak and irritable throats, aslh
ma. shOrtness Of breah, chronic cough and all
nervous affections Beware Of COunterfeis.
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EEFRIGERATORS. &C.

SPECIAL.
REFRiGRRAToRs.
WATER.CoOLERs.
FAyORITE ICE-CREGM FREEzERs,
fOwLER's PATENT YLY-FANs,
AND
WATER-PILTERs.
Ss'' The articles that everybody should have, and
81 lowest rates. F.B. TAYLOR,
a - 10lI Main street
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EDUCATIONAL.
DICHMoND COLLEGE,
IL RICHMOND, VA.

,-,.o,,, session begins SEPTEMBER %, 1881,
- eont,nues niue months.
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HoToPP's CELEBRATED FIRsT-PREhIUN
CHARLOTTESVILLE CLARET at 81 per gallon a.
CHRISTIAN 4 WHITES.
DRY AND SWEET CATAwBAs-elegaat summer
wines-cheap, at CHRISTIAN WHITES.
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FACULTY:

,,s,rr1soN. 4. NJ. Profes sOr Of Latin.
bs ~ NaTRfS, NJ 4. Professor of Greek
n u -. :, .SsfT A. NJ, -. L., Professor Of Mod IN
"a iISs,oSSS. u. d.. Professor of English.
=; HH;.wtBp e. SMITH, NJ. A., Professor OF Mathe-
mates. =, . t,.r,.,o. 90 p,,vsiSs
hkhatEY & "a. IL. H. Professor Of Chemistry.
D. BisdIsI,N n. THOMAS NJ. A., ID. d., Professor Of
Philosophy.
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"Old Dominion" -" Mon'rose," B.selee'."" Al
leghany,~ aud other brands OF pure WHIsKEY, well
aged. W.D. BLAIR Co
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BANKERS AND BROKERs.

BANKERS AND BROKERS.
gro. w. WARREN. W.R: QrARLEs:
late Real Estate Broker. tate cashr Pifs Nat. Blk.
WARREN 4 QUARLEs.
BANKERS AND BROKERS,
lll7 MAIN STREET, RICHMOND, Va,
BUY and SELL STOCKS, BONDS. GOVERN
MENT, STATE, CITY, aud OTHER sECURi-
TIES on COMMISSION.
LOANS NEGOTIATED on real estate.
COMMERCIAL PAPER BOUGHT aud SOLD.
Pay special attention TO 'he Investment OF funds.
ljy le-3ml
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LOST. sTRAYED. AND STOLEN.

VOST, ABOUT s =. NJ, 20TH JULY, A
4 4 POCK 1T. BOOK cOntsining several collars In
silver bond, and other papers useful IN no one bus
myself. Ans one returning To me at 4Ol cast Main
street. will be liberia ~ rewarded
iy ~ u J. u. HFRNDON. ND.
TOST. JULY I9rH, BETWEEN T.
i 4 second Market and Tol-gate on VIII k19s
Ii,msburg rOad. ne "AMERlCAN WATCH aeAX
ICOMPANY'S" "HUNTING-CASEG GOLD WAlCH.
with broken chain attached, made by Appleton.
Tracy q Go No. s0329 reward OF TWENTY
DOLLARS Will be paid for IT'S return 10 this oihce'
Jy2l-3t
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IRON BITTERS.
DROWN'S IRON BITTERS

Are highly re- - -
commended for
,po> p1TTFRslSujrIng GER IRON BITTERS
tain and efi-
rrue Tonic I1ecislly DYs- Cure Dyspepsia.
lPEPSIA. lNDl
IGESTION, IN
T RMfTTENT-
FEVER, Los
OF STRENGTH
WANT OFAPPE-
lTITE, LACK OF ,.- .,,.,,s,
IRON BITTERs ENERGY' etc; IRON BiTTEhs
blood, strength - ,,
CompIete ems the muscles, For Dencate
and gives new
llife to the -.
Strengthened. nerves lhhi fe""'''''
lACT LIREA
lCHARM on the
digestive Or
gaus, removing
all dyspeptic
lsymptpoms.
TRY THEM. - ,,,,, ne,
tPON BITTERSI ISeld by all drug IRON Bll lEhS
gists.
Write for the
Snre Anpctizer A Il G Book a sure KeNlNeT'
SENT FREE.
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FXPFNSFs OF A RESIDENT STUDENT.
one hundred aud ninety-siX dollars, per nine
uth, session. cover all The eNpenses OF entrance
g. fuitiOn, bOaro. fuel. Hghls. ana washing.
tighty.seyen dollars and nity cents VIII meet the
,tfen.es Of NONRESIDENT student. .,,-.
f"i B. PURYEAR,
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30 A X ID \ q O.
~ HOUSES, CENTRALLY LOCATED. NJ

No. l2 north Fourteenth street, opposite "a
cha age Hotel, rectnlY painted and improved cOn-
taining IA r,Oms-blihs elevators speaking. truri-
pets sc. Most conveniently arranged tor board
Ing or club.hOu - 90
1904 east Franklin street, near Oh Market lU
rooms water gas, &c. VIII ne pat In good order
No 4 tOuth Fourteenth street. between Main ana
Gary streets; rooms, baths, &C, double p1t'0rs,
and hne entrance. ..,...,,.
sTDRES WAREHOU>F >FS. and FACTORIES.
j. THOMPSON BROWN,
Real Estate Ag'ht aud Aucti0netr.
a oa ~ lll3 Main street
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WOODS ROE. HERRISGs, picked by Thomp'on,
for sale by W. ID. BLAIR o.
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For Neuralgia, Pains and Aches In the Back,
Kidneys, or Limbs-HOP BITTERs.
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LILY BELLE CIGAR, Sc.

Fresh invoice OF KEY.wEsr CIGARS just ar.
rived W. ID. BLAIR Il co.
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THE AMERICAN BRACE.
-nr InERICAN BRACE.
SHOULDERSi
No MORE ROUND

NO MORE ROUND SHOULDERS
tn AMERIlCA
PATE
anI In Is
vet free
Itreeys
the adjusted uV "'
Htmmt anyn hncw
SBy Fysn etrand m
ranul
wuuti
r"n" ~ opnERING BY POST,ls
PRICE,
PosrLo lpxRs
MosBY 6 CO..
lOo5E EAST IMAM
olR
TEMPLE
HAsrBR
AGE lNTs
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DELLEVUE HIGn SCHOOL,
SEEDS.

\ W TURNlP-SEED, ETC.-l am
- thankful for the liberal patronage which ]
49, 49, ftctlyed. and beg 10 quote my price for NEW
ICkNlP.SEED. etc: Purpie-TOp RuIa- Baga, 40c.
- bound; ked-ToD Turnip strap-leaved). 45c.
p0 pound; Early White Dutch (straD-leavedl, 45c.
H. ponnd: New White Egg, soc POmeTanian
tWomte Globe ,strap-leaved), 4Oc.; White Norfolk,
sue yellow ABERDEEN, 40e.; yellow Amber, 45c.
ssesta.-I0p, 40c.; Round. Leaf spinach, zoe. per
P'aSo Large ROLnd savoy Spinach, SOC. Blooms
Ise I, e;dnaeh, Sbe.; Curled siberian Kae, b0c. !;
Nv ys.r GERMAN kale soc; German or Scarlet CO-
'e''SSe peJ pound. 7. W. WOOD, scotsman,
,.o. corner Sixth and Marshall streets.
y zz-G Richmond, Va.
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.i,uated FIVE and half miles from Richmond ant
three quarters OF a mile from VI chanic vile. For
further Information apply 20 owner: .
WILLIAM CATLIN,
4. oo - H,uoVsr q ,uufy. W.
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NEW ORLEANS CIGARS
WEsTNORFLAND, QUEEN BEE;
MARDI GRAs, elegant;
pure Havana 1llers-yery low al
CnFIsTIAS & WHITES.
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TOCUST.DALE ACADEMl
l. will commence rs twenty-i0urth annual session
SEPTEMBER "a. 1851,
,., Colonel n >. HOYD, oc Baton Rouge, La. as
,t,'cin,i assisted by former instructor s-LARklN
tNU4fs and PHILIP MAJOR, and other competent
TFRSis 5000 for all expenses for nine months.
,it.n's COLONEL ID. Z. BOYD or
@''' IARKIN WILLIS,
q. no-,s.1 Iocnst DAle. Madison county. va.
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Dressed Turkeys and Chickens.
Lake Erie Salmon,
Fresh Oysters.
III. SEESSEL, SIR, g. son,
Corner jefferson and Second.
Police Points

Police Points.
Twenty cases.
A mixed docket.
Only two females on the list.
A number of the unlicensed run in.
A system of raids on disreputable
localities is being arranged.
Chastaine Bernhart, a colored roust-
about, and no kin to Sallie, goes to the
island for forty days, fer loafng.
Annie Banks, a colored demirep,
was hauled into the police station on
a dray yesterday morning, drunk.
She was fined $40.
A negro laborer named Digs was
arrested Saturday for assaulting an
other darby with a club, and threat
ening to kill him. The neighborhood
was considerably torn up by the row.
The pictures Of eastman, Bailey
and Williams, the three Brownsville
burglars, have been grouped together
In the rogue's gallery,
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LIYERpoOL, Fehruary 81, 3

LIVERPOOL, February q, 3 pm.
Cotton opened easier, snow 1-16d
lower. Uplands, Gsdi Orleans, GID.
Sales to-day, 5000 bales. Receipts,
1880 bales Futures opened Hat;
now as follows Deliveries, for
February and March, sgd; March
and April, 8 T. 1906 13-32d; April and
Nay, CLOG 15-32d May and June, Sid,
June and July, 6 9-l6dj July and
August, 6sdi September and October,
6Id; October and November. 81.
NEW ORLEANS, February q, 1870
a m.-Cotton quiet. Middling, 11fc.
Sales to-day, 700 bales Receipts to-
day, 1925 bales. Stock, $50, 908
bales.
New YoRk, february Il, 1876 pm.
Cotton, easier. Ordinary, s 10 Ice;
good ordinary, 8 15-16c low
middling, lie middling, II 9-16c /;
good middling, 12ic middling iais,
1910; fair, 1910. Futures opened
steady, now easy, and & to 10 points
below Saturdays closing prices, as fol-
lows. Deliveries for
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PUBLIC LEDGER,
eHcs; 10 Madison Street..
u NTs Pc n We E x.
THE CITY
Monday evening, Feb. 20, 1854.
LEDGER LINES.

Canned asparagus. Lyle &Shields.
No falling weather is indicated to-
day.
Brown & Jones, coal dealers, 90
Main street.
The great Mardi Gras festival is
just a week ahead.
The best and cheapest books in city,
at Williams's book store.
Orders for seats on the grand stands
are coming by every mail.
A full assortment jams, jellies and
preserves 5-pound pals, at Lyle &
Shields.
Knights of Pythias ball will take
place Monday, February 21st, at
Mennerchor hall.
The birds are chirping in the groves
and their piping melodies denote that
springtime has come.
just received, a handsome line Of
straw mating for the spring trade.
G. w. Naill, 354 Main.
The dew froze during last night and
this morning a heavy deposit of hoar
frost covered the earth.
The Tennessee club will entertain
members and visiting friends with a
grand musicale on Thursday night.
Twenty three degrees and no wind
with a perfectly clear sky, was the
state of the elements at six O'Clock
this morning.
Mardi Gras is only ono week of. So
is the drawing Of the Commonwealth
lottery, of Louisville. Get a ticket al
the usual place and a prize may be the
result.
For Sara B~ernbardt's closing per-
f%ormances ticket hawkers sold as low
as fifty cents on Saturday. judging
from this some Of the spectators wer,
bit-badly bit.
Bright and smiling rose the sun THU
morning. Early wayfarers were no.
ticed as moving with springy step
and wearing cheerful yisages under it
genial influence.
A number ofemigrants arrived her,
Saturday, direct from Europe, havin,
arrived at New Orleans on Thursda,
! last, in thirty-two days from Liver
pool, by the steamship St. Louis.
. The twelfth anniversary ball Of tn,
Deutscber Bruder Bund will be giyer
at the M@unerchor hall Thursda,
evening, the oath inst. Tickets onl
! dollar. It will be an elegant and en-
joyable affair.
Agrand concert for the benefit O
: the Central Methodist church. will b,
!. given over HOllenberg's, on Mai
street tomorrow evening. Mis-
WOOdard, Mrs. Lamb, Mrs. Miles
Mrs. Mansford. Mr.. Stanley and othe
leading SINGERS are on the programme
Tickets SOC; children 25c.
This, the last week Of the gay cal
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ADJUSTMENTS.
Q EMMKrr.

.|||
This popular comedian arrived from
New Orleans this morning, in excel
lent condition, and opens at the thea
ter tonight with Fritz ia Ireland,
a good thing to laugh at. Mr.. Elm.
NETT has the reputation Of being the
best German dialect actor of the day
and our people know much nor o.
that language than they do Of French
He is here for three nights.
KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAs' BALL.
The Knights Of Pythias are to have
a terpsichorean entertainment at
M@nnerchor hall tonight. The balls
of the Knights never fail to be de-
lightful, and the one proposed is GER
tain to lack nothing in the way Of en-
joyment.
THE SKATING CARNIVAL.
On Wednesday evening next, at the
skating rink on Adams street there is
to be a grand carnival skating scene,
all of the participants to be in fancy
dress. Something new, novel and fan
~tastic, all at once. People are already
talking over the sport in prospect, and
the affair is sure to be entertaining in
the highest degree.
INTERESTING LECTURES.
Six free lecturesare to be given here
on hygiene, physiology and anatomy,
commencing next Thursday night at
the Greenlaw operahouse. Four pri-
vatc lectures on the same subjects will
also be given. DR.. A. B. Spinney, Of
Colorado, and Prof. w. II. Bale, of
the Royal London polytechnic insti-
tuition, are to be the lecturers. They
will use diagrams and illustrations in
aid of their respective subjects, and
much information will be impaired by
the learned gentlemen who are to
hold forth on the occasion.
JULIA HUNT.
The Julia A. Hunt combination
will be here next Monday and play
"Fanchon" and 1.-The Pearl of Savoy"
at the Greealaw operahouse that after
noon and night.
TO THE ladies.
DR.. Henry will offer the ladies an
opportunity of hearing a private lee
ture of special Importance tomorrow
afternoon at 3 o'clock, at Cochran hall.
There will be mesmeric experiments,
and a chance to learn how to magnet
ize, so as to cure headache and remove
pain. Free admission. Mothers, bring
your daughters.
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Cotton.
The market opened to-day with a
tame prospect, news from abroad com
ing in lower and east with a quiet and
droopy tendency. Sales Saturday
were 1850 bales-1400 to exporters
and so to spectators, spinners being
entirely out of the market. Sales for
the week aggregate 1850 bales, of
which 10, $50 we're to exporters, 1850
to spinners and $50 to spectators.
The leading feature of the weeks
business was the light purchases made
by spinners. Quotations have not
varied during the week, until this
forenoon, when the tone inclined to
ward lower prices. Quotations are as
follows:
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DR.. Buddeke eye and car diseases,
No. 56 east Court street. 144t
Miss Virgie Finley, Of Lebanon,
arrived in the city last evening, and is
visiting relatives on the boulevard,
Colonel VIM. Moore, one of the
leading liquor merchants of NASHVILLE,
and one Of the proprietors of the Sill
yer Spring and Belle Of Tennessee dis
tilIeries, is in Che city. lie will be
Joined by Mrs. Moore this week aud
they will remain until after Mardi
Gras. W. learn from Colonel Moore
that a number Of other Nashville pco-
pie arc also coming.
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TAXING TO LAND.
a sleamboatman's Little Escape.

Some time since Huse,. LOOMS x
Co., Of St. Louis, connected with
Bohleu, Huse& Co., of this city, en-
ployed George Gofney to take charge
Of the steamer Beaver, in their inter-
est. Goffney brought the Beaver to
Memphis, but was blocked off by Che
ice from returningstO st. Louis, and
took the boat down to New Orleans.
Since then he has run her on the
lower coast, hauling produce,
towing barges, etc. Last week
he left the Beaver and came
to Memphis. He arrived yesterday
and was arrested almost immediate
ly upon his arrival on a telegram from
Huse, LOOMS q Co.
They claim he has run the Beaver
about $500 to $2OOOin debt, contract
ing at various places for sup
plies in their name, and that
he left the boat and threw
up their interests without settling
with them.
He was supposed to have between
$4,000 and $4,000 on his person, but
when searched had only 500 and a
pistol. He was fined fifty dollars and
bound over to the criminal court for
the latter this morning.
Goffney expresses a willingness to so
back to st. Louis this morning and
make a full settlement, and will
doubtless settle the pistol matter and
leave with Mr.. Graves, of the Mem
phis firm.
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nival season, is a busy one in all quar-
ters, but especially so in feminine
circles. Costumes for evening parties
aud balls occupy much attention dur
ing the day, while a round Of frivolity
and dissipation is the order after
nightfall.
Suburban residents are moving IN
the matter of building firm roadbed'
of Macadam or some other system,
The plan they advocate is to get the
legislature to lay a poll tax for this
particular purpose, and to do it at as
early a day as possible, so the work
Of construction may be performed
during the ensuing warn and dry
season.
II saw Modjeska in Camille and
compared in au artistic sense with
Bernhardt, she was not nearer than
Keene is to Booth as a tfagedian. !"
Thus spoke a person to his friend as
they came up from the matinee on
Saturday, and a ~passer-by hearing it,
looked back to see if the person wasn't
seriously afflicted.
During the closing days of the car
nival season, while our city is crowd
ed, sharpers, pickpockets and conf
dence men will be apt to ply their vo-
cation with unusual energy. Every
one should keep a keen eye on their
valuables if they would save them
selves from being victimized
We had a slight shower of rain just
after dark last night, but two hours
later the skies we're perfectly clear,
and the blue vault above appeared il
Illuminated with ~glistening stars. The
most prominent Of all in the grand
center were Jupiter, Saturn and
Venus, the latter the most brilliant
and conspicuous Of the entire host.
One Of the most amusing incidents
connected with the arrival Of the
Bernhardt troupe, was that Of num-
Der at the railway depot installing
Mile. Jane, who enacted Zanetto, the
lazy Venetian, in the fourth act Sat
urday night, for the renowned actress.
Several spectators smiled about it
when Mile. Jane came on as Zanetto.
The swollen waters of the great
river is encroaching upon the swamps
and low land places in the valleys
hereabouts. People from the shores of
Arkansas report that back waters
from bayous and swamps has already
covered considerable land, and in
some places cord wood to a cOnsidera-
lie amount is floating about in the
water.
Decidedly the best plan to witness
all the Mardi Gras professions will be
on the grand stands opposite Court
Square. Season tickets, with reserved
seats, good for Monday, Tuesday, and
Tuesday evening, a be had for $3.50
on next Thursday morning at the Office
of Mr.. Barney Hughes, corner Court
and Main streets. This low charge is
made merely to cover the expense of
erecting the seats.
1t is well for the smoking public to
be made aware of the fact that no
cigar is imported from Havana with
out having the U. S. stamp BLACK and
the U. s. customhouse (green) stamp
on each box. Mr.. Sol Coleman, who
imports more Havana cigars through
three large houses in New York, and
who makes imported Havana cigars a
speciality, will gladly explain
to his customers as to how spurious
limitations Of Henry Clays and other
brands could be detected. For the
pure, genuine Havana cigars go to Sol
Coleman, 316 Main street.
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Murder Qnse.

The case of James Weeb, charged
with the murder Of a negro named
Moore, in November last, was on trial
in the criminal court this morning
before a special jury. 1t will be re-
membered hat Moore entered a gro
Gerry, kept by Webb's mother, in
North Memphis, and raised a distur-
bance, for which he was put out by
young Webb, a lad not more than
fourteen years Of age. Moore re-en.
tered, in a threatening way, and was
shot and killed by young Webb.
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deliveries for
CIearIng House Reporl.

Communications and advertisements
to be inserted in the Mardi Gras num-
Der Of Straws, will find prompt ssten
ton ifleft in are Of TYssy 4 Co, go
Main street, llC4
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MARDI GRAS !
HEADQUARTERS FOR MASKS.
May, LOeWenstiBe d Co.,
259H MAN STREET. 1876

Stoves, CRATES and mantels, hard
ware, bollOw-ware and castings, at low
prices. All kinds Of tin work prompt
" attended to and satisfaction guaran.
tecd, by Louis DUsH,
Is 1874 Main street.
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DOLLER SKATING RINK.
% Adams 81, bet. Third and Fourth.
Musical and Exhibition Skating
EVERY NIGHT.

Prof. Henry Low.
Doors open from 10 to u an, from $3.50 to
$3.50 p. M. and from 1890 to 10 pm.
GKSrs' PlICE LIsr-Siuglo admission, 25e:
use Of skates, z5e; tickets in packages Of IL,
good for one admission, or one pair Of skates,
$3.50.
LADIES PRIcE LIsr-Morning and afternoon
ASSEMBLIES, saturday afternoons excepted
free; use Of skateS, 250; night assemblies, adj
mission, 25e; use Of skates, free; Instruction.
free; Saturday afternoon, admission, 25c; use
of skates, Bc.
seine management reserve the right to
admit only whom they choose. 1911
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RI

Send, write TO or call on
L.B.EatOn q Co. D.A. McOmber, uP't,
At Courthouse, Memphis, for Abstracts
or other information concerning
TITLES TO REAL ESTATE. 1852
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The Shortest and Quickest Route
lis TIKI
{ Pennsylvania Line

The management confidently invite at.
%tention to its Superior Equipment,
Through Car service, and quick time.
The Scenery en- route is justly celebrated
for its variety and surprising beauty.
Dining Stations at Cincinnati, Indianapo-
Is, Columbus, Pittsburg, Altoona and
Harrisburg are in charge of well known
caterers, VINO have contributed in no
small degree to the popularity of the
Pan-Handleand Pennsylvania Line, with
the travelling public.
Purchase tickets by the Ns- Pan-Han.
die and Pennsylvania Line, T5@ On sale at
all Railroad Ticket Offices In Memphis.
Mobile, Nashville, New Orleans, and
throughout the South.
slDNEYB B. ZONES, GenI sOuthw. P. ACT,
Northeast Corner 4th and Vine streets,
Cincinnati, Ohio.
D. w. CALDWELL, w. L. OBRIEN
Gent Mgr, Genl P. ST. Ag't,
OlumHul III no1umhuq n
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MENKEN
Mmmmmmmmmmm mmmmmmmmmM
Courthouse Notes.

Burton suit still going on in the
circuit cnurt.
Deeds we're recorded to-day from
T. II. Quinn to c. Galliuo; Wilson
Durham to G. S. Norman.
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LOTTERY.
apLEynEn OppnRTuuTrv n,
A sPLENDIR OPPORTUNITY TO
WIN A KORTUNEI
THIRD GRAND DISTRIBUTION, CLASS &,
Of New Orleans, Tuesday, March B,
lSsl-lS0th Monthly Drawing.
Louisiana State Lottery COMPANY.

This institution was regularly Incorporated
oy the Legislature Of the State ia5 Adlcational
term oftWentysnSSYe Years, 10 which CON
tract the iAfl0IAble faith OF the State IA
PleaEsA, which pledge has been renewed BY
an oYerWheiming popular vote, securina fs
ranenlse IN ne new constitution, ADOPTED
d,OOO,0O, TO which it has sASs ADDED a re-
serve fund Of over $4,000. ia Grand
single Kumbes Drawings viii take
place montLly o. the second Tuesday. ],
ng distributions
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1881-02-21
Stock, running aooount.....
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COTTON SHIPMENTS.

The distribution of shipments o.
cotton from this market this and las
season, to the 18th inst, is shown in
the following table:
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1881-02-21
Now NlYIen oil Wnn Paner.

the finest stock In the south.
Mr. Henry KrOnauer, the we'll
known decorator, is with our
house.
MARCUS JONES, 1891 second
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1881-02-21

1000 dozen Fresh Standard Pie Fruits
SI.OO to SI.5O per DOZEN,
200 dozen Preserves and %Iellies,
Ia 2 Id tins, very cheap.
500 Boxes Fine Layer Figs.
rs Kegs Best White Cracked Wheat
100 " Coarse Oatmeal.
IS Graham Flour, extra good
100 Tubs Select Creamery Butter.
100 Boxes Fine Cream Cheese.
200 Imported MsCarunl, lib papers
Lye Huminy, Rice Flour, S. c. Rice
BrOOms, Hops, Tubs, washbuards
Scrub Brushes, Shoe Brushes, etc.
OLIVER, FlNNIE G. CO..
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1881-02-21
ADJUSTMENTS.


NREEHLA w OPERAHOUsE.
VI ONE NIGHT ONLY AND MATINEEi
JULIA 4. HUNT. Monday night, Feb rs,
PearI Of Savoy! Gallery 2jc, Family
Circle Soc, Dress Circle and Parquette, DC.
FanchOn Matinee, Feb. 28, 2 pm; rs and SOC.
Reserved seats at Hollenberg's music store,
without extra charge. 1t9l54