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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-03-08

Gil ana eI3 CHEsTNUT STREET,
PHILADELPHIA, PA.
Capital, 100000 Charter Perpetual

Acts as Executor. Administrator, Assignee,
Receiver, Gunr dian. Attorney, Agent, rus
tee and Committee, alone or in connection
with az individual appcintee.
Takes charge of the property of absentees
and non residents, collects and RENTS Moons
promptly, and discharges faithfully the du
ties OF every hduciary trust and agency known
to the law.
Safes for Rent within Burglar proof Vaults
OF the most approved construction.
Wills kept In Fire and Bar lar proof Safes
without charge. Plate, securities and all
other yaluabes securely kent at a moderate
annual charge for safe return or specific in
demnity.
Car trusts and other approved securities for
sale.
Interest allowed on Moneys deposited for
definite perio "a or upon ten days notice.
W. PATTERSON, President.
HESTER CLYMEk, v CO President.
MAHL0N s Stokes, II easurer.
FRANCIS BACON. Sec'y x Trust officer
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IT H II
PACIFIC NORTHW EST
OlGg0l WaSAilgtal and Idaho
IT. n

Offers the best Held for EmiKra nts-
v.H.i mild, equabIe, and healthy
climate; cheap lands OF great feF1iIi.
~, producing all variet1. of Grain
Fruit. and Grasses IN wonderful
abundanc an ineXhaustible sun.
pI, OF Timber; yast Coal FieIds and
Uther mimeFaI deposits; cheaD And
quick IranspOrtat ON By ra.iroads
aud river navigation; direct com
merce with all parts of the world
ewing 10 Its proximity 10 the Pacific
NO DkoUTHs, NO INSECT PESTS. No
HURRICANES, WHIRLWlNDS, OR 9TH.
ER DESTRUCTIVE PHENOMENA.
The lands of the Pacific Northwest show an
average yield Of wheat per acre largely in
excess, Of that Of any other section of the
United States.
No failure Of crops has ever occurred.
=, oregon Wheat commands higher price
than that o. any other country in the Liver
An immense area of very fertile Railroad
and Cove nment Lands, within easy reach Of
the trunk lines of the Northern Pacific II. r.,
the Oregon Railway 4 Navigation, and the
Oregon 4 California R. r. Co.'S and their
numerous branches in the great Valleys Of
the Columbia and its tributaries, are now
offered tor sale at Low Prices, and on Easy
Terms, or oren TO p-e-emption and Home
st ad EjlIry.
The great movement OF population to the
Columbia region now in progress will be enOr-
mou ly increased by the completion of the
Northern Pacific X. r., and the Oregon hail
way d Navigation Co.'s systems, This rem.
ders certain rapid increase in the value Of
Lands now open to purchase OF to entry under
the nited States Land Laws.
For Pamphlets and Maps, de.
scrtPIive of the country, las re.
sources, climate, routes of traV.
Ell, rates and full Information
address
A. L. STOKES,
General Eastern Agent,
81 Clark St, chicago, Iii.
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Sherlff's Sale of Zeal Estate.

SheriH's Sale of Real Estate.
DUBLIC notice is hereby given, that By
Il virtue of an execution to me directed
from the Hon. Circuit Court of Shelby coun
ty, Tennessee, in the case Of Margaret Doyle
VS.. John Holly and VIM Bland. JUDGMENT
rendered on the 18th day of Decem Der, 1880,
Tor the sum Of three hundred and sixty eight
dollars and fifty cents, with interest and cost
will, on
Thursday, March Is, 1883,
in legal hours, in front Of the courthouse. In
the Taxing District of Shelby county, Tenn
proceed to sell. to the highest bidder, for
cash, the reversionary intere Of " Bland
in and to the following descr bed real estate,
situate, lying aud being in the city of Mem.
phis, county of Shelby and State Of Tennes-
see: Beginning at stake in the south line
Of Monroe street extended, as laid down on
M L Wiliam1on's map of the city of Mem
phis Az ieet east Of the southeast corner Of
the intersection of M, nrOe street extended
as appears upon Map and Dunlap street..
thence east with south line ef Mon oe street,
as appears uuon said map, 70 feet to stake
thence I. ,so opth at right angles with Mo- roc
street lo519 ieet to an alley; thence west with
the north line Of said alley so feet to a stake;
thence north 1881 feet TO the point of begin
ming in the south inc of Monroe street, II
being the east Is feet of lot No. and The
west Is feet OF 10 No 4 as appears upon said
map and which lot is Of the Hannah and
Shanks subdivision
Levied on as the propertv of the defendants.
William Bland, to satisfy said Judgment. in
terest and costs.
Memphis, 18th dayof February, 1858.
JOHN SPELLMAN,
Coroner Of shelby county, Tenn.
ByCT Smith, DC.
Taylor q carroll, attorneys for plaintiff.
149 lb5 4
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Saturday, March IN. 1853.
Trustees Sale.

QY virtue Of the terms ola trust deed. ma de
- tome, as trustee, by Johu I Hilisman
and Mary II Aillsman, his wife, on the nth
Of August, 1870, and ON the demand of the
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-03-08

i. Pike. TOOihache Drops cure in
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sd For the skin : GIsnn's sulphur
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DIRECTORS.
" 0EATTERS0N. Hon T + BAYARD,
JAMES LONG, wilmington, Del
ALFRD 5 GlhLETr,lr GEO " RELY,
honALLlS'N WHITE Harrisburg, Pa
Dr. q z TURNER, Hon S AFRICA,
u X PATTERSON, Huntingdon, Pa
JOHN I MONROE, Hon n ULfMEk,
JOS l KEEFE, Reading, Pa
THOS X PATTON, HENRI EUKERT,
" MEAD, Reading, Pa
jas s MARTIN, EDMUND S LOFTY,
DR. D HAYES AGNEW, Mifintown, Pa
IL Il HOUSTON, Hon Il h Mon AGHAN
JOHN q READING, West Chester, "a
Philadelphia, "a Gen w w IL DAVIS,
Hon 4 RANDOLPH, Doylestown, Pa.
Morristown, N ) CHA5 W COOPER,
Allontawa pa
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Five years established and never
Known 20 fall tm n single case. acute
or chronic. Refer 20 ali DF0nh1nemI
pip slciaus and rUggisIs for the
standing of Balicylica.
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THE 6REAi
PFNNSYIYANIA ROrCR

TIE SS%.kkffi : Efsx AS fS s9frHwssr
SIEEL EAifs: MAGNiFIcESTT Lo 5GfFiEsf
Trans Il Nv, tyft W.sz,5ao 80 80, 9TH dss;
eTn Asp SHEETS. :. $50 fo1.L LOVES, CORNER
Tor fif'sotIg AID tie west. Chicaeo Ilmed Express
H. go M daily. with Sleeping Cars fron
Far y to oh Panss c, Ws'; e. E.brsss
S:ac,l nat Mail Express. $50 pm: daily for
For F pa T.n.ng, .Sp Es61oMAc EAsInosp
40 ? u! d4y except saturday with Palace Cars
For Transport. Lock Haven and E,mira, 5000.
For Nv Nv daily 1d . .ss. =. sunday SUM
Gn E1 34 se q E IsG R Pc
Tor Bostoa, althou ciansr. 20 = ~. e..rs
For Brooslyn ny. !. through train. oOnnec. a. ssr-
e e rs nss eos,t q s50's s s9Gd1.
For b sss y: 9 500 am l0;ss IN .9e
I1mtsd lxprs $50 80 m daily Ally s sa
''' f .5s.s s 70 3 "a g
For Pc e creek Line e:4oa N, and 40 p. IN. daily,
For Annayos. $40 an aad 4:4e Pm. daily. e1cep.
Sssss$ faH2r Gs1
Tor A..,nana, go 5oa ~ II 90 and II 2. m.
sunday sie:s0 $40 and Ii Is Am. and 20 90 and
and saa the sGas ss :aa u vs.
Trains leaye Alexandra Tor Washington. 500 500
100 and s;l9 pm: and I2;oS midnixht; On On
s'sn ray at BOO. s:33 and 1000 T. M. 100 and
Giete,r ana information at the ofce nortbe.x corn..
ioi s es sad vt se
Sage &c destination from hotels ana residence.
CHS T. frGH. General MaDaTer.
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Alexandria Affair.

neForteu fOf IHE MING STAR.
CONFIRMATION SERyICES.-BShop Whfttle held
confirmation service, at the Protestant Episcop N
churches here yesterday. At Christ church 10
cOnnrned thirteen persons, at St Pauls church
zen ana nj Grace church three persons At each
OF the churches large number attended the ser.
vices Du Ing the day the bishop preached most
effectively. Among those confirmed at Christ
church was II. b. #. Heath, OF Washington, a
Cadet or ST. Johns Academy
STATION HOUsK.-George Washington ts held as
tne station house this morning, charged with
peng drunk and di50rderly on the streets There
were i've dodgers last night
REPORTERS NorEs-The gas main extension pro.
ceeds more br1akly than the extension OF water
mains. Several new gas mains Will soon be laid,
Out the water mains remain within the same
area.--Oysters are arriving at our oyster wharf
IN small quantfties.-The annual meeting OF the
German Banking company will be held here to-
m0rrow.-Rv Father Denny, & j., OF Wash.
ington, will preach al ST. Mary's church here next
wednesday nght-The Alexandria Light In.
iantTy Is constantly improving In drill and mum,
OerS under Capt. Mushback.-Brush fires on the
maryland hills on the east bank or the Potomac
now light up our river front
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RAILROADS.

RALTIMoRE & OHIO RAILROAD
~ TIE MODEL FAST, AND THE ONLY LINZ
fiEnna naf 6ss hSR TET Th MtiT
' scpU f2Cf 10 FAKE sKEEt tF EAIts
Pm. pfav i' xAs HIN TON 1852
e Cars to ma St. louis f aad c tisans
fss-iffsf Elf fxf SIX and WAY stations
AnnqRs and Way
4 Elf qI Si5 ts9ns eosrox
..s6 LSsrhLffS; Parlor Cars to New York.
1sNe. L Byattsyil:e and Laurel Express.
S,of 1 at BstsTilie. Annapolis Junction, Jessap's
1o'eo.BALIi MORE EXP1Ess. tstois at Hya.isyiils
f1';lI1t5ilsbuEE Ghicago Cincinnati and St Louis
as o. r Sleeping Cars TO Cincinnati louisville
Pm iS-BaItirnore. Enicett City Annapolis. Way.
HTnly 4si{ t2p =. sInors and Way
tts:SS55-BALIiMOHE ExPKEss-
and Way and n nsere1 rr.
er-Sk, H&Eerstown and Way, via Relay,
Esay i'i At snao hrs Sans StsSa
:se-satni 3; a AsnaI;ss and Way stations.
fGes,e: and Nay Stations 5On Sunday to Point OF
is oa1 s fxfEf fsly ,arnsburx .aa
Y: q h as.s s s @st aud Laaf
q -EALTiMCEE FXiisf.SS a'
fs:se.i iLiiiApELFHiA. NTa Y6lx and BOSTON
ts:5F--chicaso. Cincinnati and St LOUIS Express.
GsSS s hSP Mn Levi
fbaiiy sunday Sly Other trains daily. e1ceptsunday
tarher a sS at at as s ssn,oa and
Ohio Oices aslinEton Station ia and Isl Isl
vii be taken fos hgae be checked and received as
{. x. IoKD, Gen. Passenger Agent, BALTIC.
"M- CLEAEN >. Master OF Trans. Balto my3
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ID e -.

SsRdiS ssish e. ss' s..s
New YORK and Brooklyn papers please COPY.
FITCH. On sunday. March 4. 1885, OF Addisonsa
M n: Of ,%ss y n sss the M
99 n: father isss hds I:.na :ssnus on
a'ssa LEE PA
CGs oooDhICK. In the twenty second year Of hss
Her race is run. her life is DONE
Her sun Is now gone down;
We hope the Lo d win her reward
Oh 3, v M,,h 'h Ssq S.c We , .S.;a and
Since she is rome to her long homo,
With Christ to live aeanf
Funeral win take place from her late residence. No.
dne Sssnsssy street. a Wsst waAhnEOn
in The a1t Ssar s 81 sss are
rssdsnce avenue s north.
west Tuesday. March 6. at4 O'Clock pm.
a.ysa e. 1 L. sosnaH
island subsequently, resident Of Evansville Indians
s R1f, years a. ep0's Of the w'r
the NSa oh1pc .es ese
and Tenth northwest.
JOHN Il sss ass ys.s q S
Notice of funeral hereafter
pspRn ,D :.
Dearest brother thou hast left us,
We thy loss most do p y feel;
But 'tie God that hast bereft ua
He can all our sorrows heal
Oh! Nicholas must We give you up.
And cay Gods viii be done:
And pray thst drinking this bitter CUP,
crown for you has won. HIs SurKa.
The funeral yn take place from the residencs e his
1t O'Clock. Friends Of the family invited 20 -
tend.
6TUR0Is. March eth 1853 NINA R.. In ehs qxtA
year OF her aga daughter Of q. Thomas and n. Viz
ginia Stuxvis.
Funeral Tussdsy. 9Th instant ct O'Clock p m. from
her fsthers residence, No. 1862 West Market 8paca
Georeotown. Friends and relations invited.
T0LsON. On Saturday, March Sd 1855 Ct her lsts
residence Woodlawn, in Prince GoorRo's county. 0A-
ryand Mn. MARY h. TOLSOk, reaict Of The las
Henry Tolsou aged seventy three yeafs
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TINE PRINCE GEORGES ENoUIkER
y Published st IPPER MARLB0RO, Primes Georges
county and throughout Southern Msrylsnd olcau spe-
cisl to the merchants of Waan9ton 9
Az Literary and Political Journal u admitted to b
:. jos 9SSsSEEtH =; RoBERTs. Ja.., ra,.o,.
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At the District Building.

AT the District Building.
COMMISSIONERS EDAONDs NOT YET IN HIS OFFICIAL
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES WRIST PLEASED WITH THH
LEGISLATION FOR TIE DISTRICT-THE NEW As
SEsSMENT Law, &C.
Commissioner West was at his of1ce at an early
hour this morning, ready to attend to all callers
commissioner Morgan being still proetrated with
rheumatism was unable to attend The new Com
missioner, Mr.. EdmOnds. had not arrived at one
O'Clock, and his advent was not much expected to-
day, as it was thought the procuring Of bonds
men and the acceptance OF his bond by the Secre-
tary OF the Treasury would most likely occupy
the entire day, II not q longer time. Commits
s10ner West, In reply to question, said his new
colleague may not reach the Office for two or three
days Although It will not cost the new Com
missioner much time to procure bondsmen the
formula has to be followed of procuring its &C
Ceptance In the regular manner.
Major Lydecker arrived about 12 O'Clock and
Captain HOxie about the same hour, having made
works before going to his office. This u his daily
practice.
Commissioner West feels naturally quite elated
over the results OF yesterdays legislation for the
District The law requiring new general assess
ment he thinks can be carried into effect, notwith-
It. The striking from the present law the clause
allowing I'VE per cent for prompt payment OF
taxes Is another measure with which he is well
pieaSed also the clause providing for the payment
In full OF salaries due all District employees Tor
current services. Notwithstanding suspensions
heretofore made In the accounts OF the Commits
GlOners OF the District by the accounting officers
OF the Treasury. Other measures OF interest were
also gotten through and have become law through
the exertt0ns Of the Commissioners In following
West was at the Capitol until the last moment OF
the session.
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General Foreign News.

N.
BERLIN, March 5.-The emperor has accepted the
resignation OF Gen. Won Kameke as minister of
war. Either Gen. Bronsart Won SchellendOrn or
Gen. Capri will succeed him.
Mr.. GLADSTONE IN THE HOUSE OF COMMONS.
LONDON, March b.-Mr. Gladstone entered the
house OF commons this afternoon for the first time
since his return from Cannes. He was received
with loud cheers from all sides OF the house.
AEGLO-AMERiCAN MAIL SERVICE
IN reply to question by Mr.. Baxter, Mr.. Faw-
cett said he would make Inquiries with regard to
Improving the mail service with America
CAREY EXPELLED FROM THE TOWN COUNCIL.
DUBLIN, March 6.-The town council have ex.
PEELED James Carey, the infOrmer, from member.
ship. and have declared his seat vacant
MEETING OF RoYALIsTs AT LILLE
LILLE, March ga legitimist meeting was held
mere yesterday, attended by flve thousand per-
sons. resolution was Unanimously adopted
pledging all persons present to support the royal
list cause In the coming struggle. The meeting
viii possibly cause prosecutions
DEATH OF A BRITISH SPORTING EDITOR
LONDON, March 5-Mr. Chambers, proprietor OF
the Land ana Water. and who acted as umpire in
race between the Hillsdale and Thames crew, Is
dead.
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AdlIpe.
Affairs m West waxhinp,or

DEATH.-Mr. Nathaniel p. Causin, the well
known Insurance agent, died at his rooms I'm West
End hotel this morning about O'clock OF heart dis
ease Although he was down stairs yesterday a let
Ter dated last month making arrangements Tor hts
funeral given by him to the friends about his bed.
Side before his death, showed that his decease was
not unexpected by himself. Mr.. Causin was A
gentleman widely known and esteemed In the Dis.
trict
SICKNEss-Dr. william Platter IS lying quite III
al his apartments at West End hoteL|Joseph
Samuels, white man from Virginia, fell I'm nc
yesterday about noon at the corner OF S2d and n
streets He was taken TO the station by OfYlcer
Robey and afterwards to his home
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The MaPKetN.

BALTIMORE March 6:-vrsinia g. consolidated
"a psst-due coupons. 49, new ten-forties Az new
3s. 46 bid to-day.
BALTIMORE. March 5-Cotton quiet-m. ddline
3Soa4 a. do extra 437a5 90 do. family. 25a6. IS;
do Rio brands. 8. 2SaS so: Patapsco family g. Is:
do superative patent, so. Wheat-southera steady
We Tesse a;,l lower and dul southern red aeaI
Ne oo, western winter red SPOT 81 asked March.
Con-southern steady western steady and dull south
epn white and yellow: 66a693; western mixed spot.
aoa7o; June Sass asked Steamer 66assk Oats quiet
mixed 4sa5l: PENNSYLVANIA. 5Oa54 Rye quiet, 72a75.
and is Oai6 roTisaps and Mary
demsnd-n,ess fork. 1000. Bulk meats-shauE ders
and clear rib sides packed s4s11. Bacon-shoulders
9 9s cesr rib sides IL. Hams. l4al5. Lard.reaned
IA. Butter lower and dull-western packed lfa23;
ro,h l5a2o Eggs lover. lea2o Petroleum nominal
to fair. g 81; Sugar nrm-A soft. 9: copper refined
quiet l6al6H Whisky steady. l: ls1ta1. H. Freiehts
to Liverpool per steamer quet-cotton, 3-16atd.:
1s l., 3D. i'm Gid ,RoosptsnSaT $50 par
oats GOO od SSpsns rye 800 6%she
wheat. ia, 600 bushels; corn, ia. 600 bushels.
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1T IS EVERY MANS DUTY TO PROVIDE FOR HIS
ca amiy; the middle ranks Of life few have much
their early decease: but most have incomes This is
ths case with and government officials
airy IN the way Of Life the head Of the family
at n sure snat die when he may, even on
endowed with certain amount Of money once Of the
f16- I'm WNYGfJT Msns1ar
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gTVHOMAS BOWLING. Aucdonear.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
PROPERTY. MAR TENNAIIYTOWN ri q


PROPERTY. NEAR TENNALLYIOWN. DC =
By virtue OF deed Of trust bearing date the 18th
day Of September 1880. and duly recorded In Liber @
S47 folio SS8, &C., one Of the land records for the
District Of Columbia. the undersgnsd Trustees vim sell
a. l,EE1NTR 1883 At HAIF-PAsT FOUR o,cLoGK.
the following described property situated in Washfng
ton county, District Of Coiumba, VIZ An that piece
or parcel Of land. containing acres. I rood and
described in survey and plat dated May. 1852 BY
the west by the new road Of said District the north
by lne snd OF Washington Hurdle on the south by the
bsn said plat and survey the said hereby oonyey
Lot No subject to reservation Of road right Of
way ieet wide on the northern line between said Lot
10: ana the land Of said Washington Hurdle for the
Deaent OF all the owners OF Lots Nos. 2. s. s.
fno On said plat and survey, improved by . good
&C.: located near Tsnnallytown. b. G..
Ierms one third cash; the residue In two equal pay
ents g 81 and twelve months with notas bearing liz
ots secured by deed OF trust AL cash at the
Of :s cost %fRGs. e 500 Sl At time
fas-dh JAMES Il b 81 VVAssiN' Trustees.
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CHAPOTEAUT'S
WINE OF PEPTONE
Awineelassfu of which contains 10 grammes of Beef
ardfc!aly dgested by Pesne. 1t is entirely assimiIa-
bic and into the blood vessels without
stomach to DC any previous work. i is highly recon-
cents. to blood poor or who suffer from
Chlorosis Diabetes Weakness. General Wasting Away.
stomach Ache, Gastraga, Loss Of Appetite to those
Exhausted by Excess Of Work Age, Fever. Dysentery
Diseases OF the Chest Affections Frequent
Travelling or long Fatigue. Paris Rue Vivienne No g.
Sold Dy ali Druggists. Ja22-m&thly
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Warranted the strongest toughest and most elastic
Eaird, Of the U. 8. Fish Commission. Clues every.
thing solid as Rock! Wood, Paper. Leather. Glass.
China Stone &c. Always ready for instant usel Used
daily by the T. T. Smithsonian Institute Government
Ielartpents Cabdnet. Marble cutters snd hum
BEush and Tin Cover. only 2Oc. BY mail. lVc. extra
&C., &c. N'
The trade and public supplied by
j. U. OMEARA CO..
1347 Pennsylvanla avenue, Washington. DC.
Head9uartsrs for that wonderful 81 RAZOR! That
$Sb GUN! That 81 CORN KNIFE, endorsed by ali
Chiropodiss Sporting Goods Catalogue sent postpaid
Sold also by ". O. o'MEARA. 216 Penna. ave- os
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A EsONIAN CLOCK REPAIRING DEPOT.-AMER-
lowest rstea ocf ord caes1sd for M imported Cocls =
sfseet n wsthhantsd one year. r. B, PARKER sos
s'-s8' AoSuoWest E0-8m
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NTON FISHER.

1.1,,, CHEMICAL nGs DRY CLEANING EsTAB1IsH-
snse eng. ladies' and GsnNemen's dssasnfc also Grape
nr - saias are perfectly cleaned this superior
81 S. DsSmsdd Saacssl chemist ss Dstrict g o.
ture and hsfmiess. and your perfect faaohnerys not
surpassed u Fars New York elsewhere" Notice.
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Wall Street To-day.
DEPRESSION SUCCEEDED BY FEELING OF CON
DEECE.

OEfNEoSIUN SUICEEUED BY A FEELING OF CONF.
DENCE.
NEW YORK, March 5-The Posts financial article
says: The stock market showed some hesitancy
this morning, and lower in the first half hour
than at the close on Saturday, and there were in
dlcati0ns OF enieavOrs to depreSS prices; but by
IL O'Clock feeling OF confidence prevailed, the
activity increased, and the general market adj
Vanced, the net result or the foreroOn's business
Ieng an advance of Is to per cent, the latter On
LackaWanna. The great bulk OF the trading,
however, was in Lackawanna, ST. Paul, Erie,
Union Pacific, and Texas Pacific. Government
ponds were Is lower for the Is. and y higher for
road bonds were generally strong and 4 to per
cent higher, the latter Texas and Pacific land
grant incomes, which advanced from CO to 65
Rates for money on call on stocks this forenoon
were per cent, and and on governments. For
elgn exchange was dull and rather heavy in the
forenoon, owing to a lack of inquiry for bills
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EcoNoM1cA1 AND SAFE.
WEAVER, kENGLA 4 co.'s

Is ECONOMICAL, BECAUSE IT IS PURE; BEING
FREE FROM ALL ADULTERATIONS. SUCH AS
NAL BILE DUST. SOAPSTONE. PIPE CLAY, SILL
CATE, &C., WHICH ARE USED TO ADD WEIGHT
AND BULK. AND WHICH QUICKLY WEAR OUT
AND ROT THE CLOTHES.
1T IS SAFE, BECAUSE IT rs MANUFACTURED
FROM STRICT Y PURE MATERIALS, VIZ: STEAM
REFINED TALLOW PREPARED BY OURSELVES ,
PALM AND COCOANUT OILS; WHILE ON THE
CONTRARY MANY OF THE SOAPS ON THE MAR.
KET ARE MADEFROM GREESE PROCURED FROM
THE CARCASSES OF PUTRID DEAD ANIMALS
THUS ENDANGERING LIFE AND HEALTH
PUT UP IN BARS, AND EVERY BAR BRANDED
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FOR THE FUNERAL OF THR DEAD GOVERNOR.
ATLANTA, Ga. March 5.-Hon. James s. Boyn-
ton, president or the state senate. arrived this
morning and was sworn in as governor by Chief
Justice James Jackson. He Immediately ordered
an election to I'LL the vacancy caused by the death
OF Mr.. Stephens, to take place on the Gath OF
April, and called the legislature to meet on May
tive committee OF the state hss been called to
meet next Thursday, in Atlanta, to consider what
action shall be taken. The remains OF Gov. Ste.
phens will be carried to the Capitol at O'Clock to-
day, to lie In state in the hall OF the house OF rep
reSentatives until Thursday next, when they VIII
be inferred, at p. M, In the Oakland cemetery
The city Is heavily draped and flags are at half
mast