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, 1883-08-23
TIE HoP MARKEr.-Hops show de-

/ The HOP MARKET.-HOps show Il de-
| clIning tendency under Il report of
! heavy sales in New York at lower fig
ures than recently current. The first
| bale of the new crop of New York State
! hops was reported by telegraph on Sat
| urlay as having been sold at fifty cents
| per pound, nearly three times the price
realized 10y the sale of old hops. The
Sacramento Bee of Saturday says: To-
| day r. j. Merkeley viii ship the first
bale of this seasons hop crop to San
Francisco. These are little in ad-
vance of the season, as hop-picking
will not commence in earnest until
| about two weeks from today. The
| crop now shows that the yield in some
yards will be better than was expected
a few weeks ago. There is nothing be-
ing done in regard to contracting for
! new crops, aS there is wide difference
between dealers and growers ideas of
| the value of the new crop. 4 grower of
this district last week sold 200 bales
of the old crop to San Francisco dealer.
but the price has not been made public
Twenty cents per pound will purchase
single bale of old hops III this city at
present. Brewers are not buying a
single pound more than they need for
immediate use. There is in the neigh
bOrhood of 200 bales of old hops yet in
growers and dealers hands on this
cOast.-1ItG.
The BRITISH STEAMER MADRAS. s.-Yes-
terday the steamer Madras steamed
into our harbOr, flying at her stern the
British flag. This is the first time the
royal emblem has appeared upon the
bay since about one year ago, when the
same steamer arrived here and called
forth SO much talk about her lack of
cleanliness. The Madras would not
take the first prize as clean vessel,
but the officers say that she has been
knocking about so long trying to dis
charge freight and passengers that it
was impossible to keep her clean, She
went to Tacoma, but returned to Seattle
for supply of coal, and from here she
goes to Victoria, thence TO San Francis
co, and then TO Hong Kong via Homo
lulu. This last trip has been an expen-
sive, and, it is thought, a losing one for
its owners. While off the Sandwich
islands smallpox was discovered, and
she lay in quarantine for sixty days;
then again at Victoria for 10 days, max
ing 70 days of idle waiting. She has
discharged freight at Portland, Victo-
ria and Port Townsend, and now she
has some two or three hundred tone for
Honolulu, but her main trade consists
of Chinese passengers. Her crew con-
sists of forty-twO men comprising Brit
ish officers, Malay sailors, aud Chinese
firemen, deck hands, doctors, store
keepers, interpreters, etc. While land
ing alongside of the Umatilla her yard
arms caught the aft-top-mast of the
collier, and broke it off about twenty
feet from the peak. A customs officer
accompanied the Madras faom Port
Townsend, and he said: "The Celes-
tials would be glad of a chance to cross
the line but it cannot be done" Post |
JufPIIi1PHcpr
, 1883-08-23
Two Sta.cs IsnI,E,cd.

Tucson, \. T., Aug. PA Star spe-
cial from Florence says: The north
bound stage was robbed between River
side and Pioneer. Wells, Fargo & Cos
messenger John Collins. was killed. and
the driver named Chiids, was seriously
wounded. Both of the stage horses
were killed. Three thousand two hun
dred dollars in treasure were taken.
PREsCoTT, A. T., Aug. 12.-The stage
from Ash Fork to Prescott was robbed
by two masked hghwaymen last night,
about six miles this side of the former
place. The robbers took Wells, Fargo
& Cos express box.
, 1883-08-23

Regarding the speed of steamers, it is
alleged there is something which defies
calculation. One of John Roach's eX
perts speaking of this, said: "Two
boats may be built simultaneously from
the same model, with every effort to
make them precise duplicates as to
shape and machinery, and yet one will
prove faster than the other Why this
is no man can tell. The Mary Powell
has for 10 years been the swiftest boat
on the Hudson river. During all that
time she never has been beaten. Time
and again an exact counterpart has
been built, with every thing copied as
nearly as the best mechanics and facili-
ties could do it, but none of these has
turned out as good as the original. As
the reputation of mrivalled speediness
is a valuable advertisement for passen-
ger boat, you can see the object in try
ing to build a second Mary Powell EX-
perience has been the same with yacht
men. They order copies of the swiftest
craft, or combine the supposed good
points of several, and nine times out OF
ten are disappointed in the result"
, 1883-08-23
HkOuliS.

WASHINGTON, Aug. 16.-Notice is given
that on Wednesday, August 22d, and on
each Wednesday following, United
States bonds embraced on the 12lst call
will be redeemed at the Treasury De
partment in Washington to the amount
of $5,000,0O0, without rebate interest
Bonds presented at the department on
the day named for redemption will be
paid in the order of their presentation,
and if in excess of S5,000,OOO be pre-
sented on either day, such excess will be
paid first on each redemption day.
, 1883-08-23

San Francisco, Aug. 10. The arrivals
of immigrants today from eastern and
western states were unusually heavy.
to fill five cars, and on their arrival
here were distributed among the up
town hotels, showing that a majority of
them do not pIopose remaining in this
state. Quite a large number of emf
grants sailed this morning on the Da-
kota, most of whom hail from Colorado
and New Mexico.
, 1883-08-23
Revolutionary ApaIu.

New York, Aug 16.-The HerdlFs
Madrid correspondent sends the follow
ing: Hearing that rumors of crisis
had been spread after the council pre-
sided over by the King yesterday, 1 en-
deavored to obtain an opinion of Mar
shal Campos. lie declares that he can
not answer for the future, though he
Will not desert his post. He is disposed
to resist the revolutionary movement,
even if it breaks out in Madrid, as some
of the friends of the revolutionary
agents have announced it would.
, 1883-08-23
BUSINESS LOCALS

The very incest assortment of per-
fumery at Latimer Co.'S
Guitar and violin strings of first quail
ty at Latimer Il Co.'S.
Assortment of Celluloid and elastic
trusses, at Latimer & Cos.
A small lot of wheat Chicken feed) for
sale at 80 cts. per bushel at
PLUMMER Bros. & TERRY. 4
PIANO TUNING.-I Will be in Port
Townsend about August Doth, to attend
to all orders for piano or organ tuning
or repairing. Orders may be left at the
ARGUS Office. A. l.. FRANCIS.
New GooDS.-Just received, fresh,
guaranteed, and will be sold at lowest
prices for cash-Extra choice roll But
ter, Breakfast Bacon, Eastern Hams,
Edam and Pineapple Cheese, Choice
Eastern Oat Meal, Curried Oysters, An
chovie Paste, Fresh family Potatoes,
Colman's Mustard, &c. New goods by
every steamer.
PETTYGRovE & BURKETT.
For SALE.-F. W. Pettygrove, ST., Of
fers number of very desirable building
lots for sale at reasonable rates-situated
along the water front between Port Town
send and Point Wilson, and on the hill
in the western edge of town. Call on
him.
, 1883-08-23

\ statement is published showing that
the number of lepers attending the
asylum in the Hawaiian Islands, be
tween the years 1860 and 1879, was
1927, of whom 6SS were females and
children.
, 1883-08-23

For real good boots and shoes, at
prices lower than they can possibly be
bought for at any other store in town, go
to Cineer's. Best nine-dollar calf-skin
boots for five dollars; seven-dollar kip
boots for three dollars: boys for two do
lars and half.
, 1883-08-23

VICTORIA, August -. An arrival from
Quatismo reports that tie West Van
couver Coal Company, composed of San
Franciscans. have struck fine vein of
bituminous coal in their claim.
, 1883-08-23
VIII Bring Coolies

SAN Francisco, Aug. 15.-The steam
collier Wellington is loading freight for
HongkOng, and Will return with load
of Chinese for the coal mines at Depart
ure Bay.
, 1883-08-23
Territorial 0Ai&erS,

Governor. Wm. y Newell. Olympia.
SeCr-T:lTy, y II. Owiug~.
Treasurer. L. y. Ford,
Auditor. T.. VI. Reed
L. :. Marshal Chi,rlr-- Hopkins, SEATTLE.
l. =. Pros. Attorney. j. Is. Allen. Walia MaIIa
L; : A~~t, c IL. IIantori, Seattle.
A>>u. -. G. WIgurd Walla Waila
q" '' Jno. p. Iuyt, Olympia.
Pros Atty, 81 Di~I.C. NJ. Bradshaw .it Townsend.
Jefferson County:
Auditor, james Seavey, Port Townsend.
Treasurer, Frank ~ Bartlett. Port Townsend.
FrObate judge, J.J.H.Nau Hukkrlcu PT.TuWu~rnd.
Sheriff, j. +. Shrehau, Port Townsend.
Coroner. b. y lluN~ir.
School SuDt., j. j. Calhoun. Port Townsend
County Commissioners, Il. ID. Attrid.er Port LuI-
low Ja~. 4. Smith, Port Discovery: y. y. Plum
mrr. Pun Townsend.
, 1883-08-23
Chinese Protective Societies inN. u.

New YORK, August 13.- Chinatown
has been discussing, with various opin-
ions, during the last week, the organiZa-
tion of Chinese protective associations
among the New York Cinnamon. All
Yung Wing Chin, the consul, who is
directing the project, is assailed in most
caustic Chinese by those unfavorable to
, 1883-08-23
PErrYGRovE & BuREETr.
ASK FOR "oUR FAvoRITE TEA.

And take no other, even if recommend
ed as equally as good" until you have
tried this reliable brand. For sale by
PLUMMER Il TERRY.
, 1883-08-23

OHr y"ss..-.. .. go SIu' THrr. .apuii~.--..S,-
SiN months $780,. '.t1 O..r iuu#Itl-....... uu
Ia AtN.ugr.
- Per Week, - cents; eu.g.cGiD4~ uad,. every
Saturday
Liberal advertising rates furnished ON application
, 1883-08-23
SUBSC9IPTION RATES.

> Delivered by mail or carrier. -
, 1883-08-23
TlgE
Daily Argus

EVERY EYENING EXCGrT SUNDAY.
, 1883-08-23
Clippings.

HENRY WARD BEECHER is expected to
arrive i'll Seattle in few days, and will
lecture there on the 25th instant
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PROVISIONS.

BUTTER-Creamery, 28@35c; dairy, $50
CHEE5E-Prime flats 12]sc; full cream, 161s
MESS PoRKSs26 5Oa21 per barrel; sugar-cured
hams 1916; breakfast bacon, 1916; clear rib sides,
BULK mEATs-paeked-clea sides, 1114c; clear
rib, lie; shoulders, SIC.
LARD-Tierce, 111se; half,barrels, 129sc; kegs,
1870; 20io pals. l256c; half-pails 1870; lob
tins, I22s 5-lb tins, 1254c; BIB tins, l27sc leaf
lard, 81 higher per cwL
New York, April 25.--Pork weak; new
mesl, july $40 25 asked Lard unsettled snd lower;
prime steam, l1.e0Sll1sc.
CINoIkNATI, April 25.-Pork, no sales
Lari dull and Nominal. Bulk meats nominally
unchanged. Bacon firm and unchanged. Butter
noninally unchanged.
LOUISVILLE, Aeril 25.-Provision. strong;
new mess pork, $40. Bulk shoulders, Sc. Bacon
shoulders. SIC; sugar-cured hams, 1Sc. Lard
strong choice kettle rendered, l21zc.
ST.. LOUIS, April "a Egg GLOW, 49,. But
ter unchanged. Pork firm; jobbing, sl9 509l9 621z
Bulk meats firm; good Job trade, chiefly on pri-
E Ysss ffs B sR62E d aS Lard nom
insl
BALTnGoRE, April 25.-Provisions higher
and firm, Mess PORK $50 Bulk mests-shoulders and
clear rib sides, packed 95Il1.c Bacon-shouidsrs
refined, l23zc. Butter dull, Western, packed, II
92Sc; roll, 14s1sc. Eggs dull aud weak, 1870.
NEW ORLEANS, Apri, % -Pork-demsnd
fair and: prices higher tls s71%; Lard scarce and
shoulders, s5Sc. Bacon steady with a fair demand;
ihouldeTs-none here; long clear NC; clear RIB,
u5sc. SBgar-cured hams steady; choice canVaSsed,
1876.
CHICAGO, April 25.--PorlS in fair dem and
but at lower rates. sls 1919 20 cash and April,
SIS 2oSl9 2l15 May, SO 42asI9 40 June, $40 62La
lls 65 July. SO 721Gl9 70 August Lard active but
lower; 1l.5sSll. %; cash, April and May, l177[
9li.8oc June, 1I1sGl190c July, n.S2l 4a11.S 5c
Auguat Bulk meats in fair demand aud easier;
shoulders S5cg short rib, 10. CSC: short clear,
10 soc. Butter steady sad unchanged.
CdH-Pork active But easier; 9 I2% May; SO z5
June, $40 so Jnly, $40 6715 August Lard active
but lower; declined TIC.
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HOUSEHOLD suPsLIEs.

VEGETABLEs-Onious,S q 25G92 rs for vel
low and g. 2592 so for red from store. Potatoes,
81 25S2 so per barrel for peach blows; t5ssOc per
bushel sacked; early rose, 81 1542; New YORK
rose 81 5O peerless, 81 72a2; early russell, 81 IS
81; early Goodrich, 81 1892; New York peerless,
q so, Cabbage, sI94 so. Celery, 100000 per doz.
New kraut, in whisky barrels, S. in 40gallon bar
res, s5g5 50; in half-barreis, 81 1892 30. Garlic,
81 per hundred.
FRUITS-orangea 81 5Oas per barrel and case;
s. per box for Sicily. 81 for Florida. Lemons, SIG
4 so per box. Bananas, lSl so PEE bunch. Cocoa
nuts nominally 81 per hundred. Peanuts-Nir-
ginia, hand-pickcd, 10C; Tennessee red, &c; white
&c; roasted, PIC higher shelled lOc. Almonds -
SS2Oc. Texas peoanS, 99l4c; ARKANSAS, 4S45s
English walnuts, 14SlGc. FlOerts, l3c. Brazil
NUS I0sl0s1c. Reconsideration layers, 50; In
peral, 81; Dehesa, IS 30, Brandy cherries, 81 per
dozen.
APPLES. ETC Apples, choice grades, s4s6
from store; medium, S2s33. Dried spples, 81 .
SC per pound from store. Dried peaches, 2g5c
from store CrGnberries, SIC per barrel Pickles.
medium bsrrel, 81 30; hslf-barrel 81; pint jars,
81 25 per dozen l quart jars, 81 7592 per dozen.
CIDER-Missoun, SS(9S 90 per barrel, and s. so .
70 per half-bArrel. Vinegar, 1214c per gallon.
FISH-NackeTel-l0-lb kit, No. l, s5e; No. =, Sc;
15-lbs, No. 8, 75c; half-barrel, 81 7595 70.
White Ash No. l. per half barrel 60. Dried herrngs,
per box, 259S0c; North Carolina roe herring, hall
PoULTRY-Chickens, 81 5O94 Is. according to
quality. Turkeys, sll9lS. Ducks, IS sega
EGGS--125Sg113c
PIGS FEEF-In barrels. IS 50Ss; halfbsrrels,
81 25io4 SO; kegs, 81 D.
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Receipts YsrserSs
EuIuRE MovEMENrs

The Nv Nary Houston. Capt. Charles
Miller, is the next o.-Line packet due down fol-
New Orleans.
TIE Lee-Line packets tomorrow evening
are the Jane, Lee for FrisTs Point, and the Dean
Adams for OSceola,
The. O.-Line pscket Thom,s Sherlock,
Capt James Nichols will be due up Saturday,
bound Tor Cincinnati.
The AnchoI-Liue packets tomorrow
morning are the City of Providence for Vicksburg,
and the Arkansas City for St. Louis.
TIE Audy Baum, Capt. Fl. J. Vjnton, is
the packet tomorrow evening at O'Clock for all
points the Ohio river far as Cincinnati.
Robert W,-kcCoy is in the office.
TIE Kate Adams, Capt. Mark r Cheek,
is ne United States mail packet this evening at
5 O'Clock for Arkansas City ana all way landings
z. W. outlaw lie in charge OF her office.
THE Josie Harry, C,pt. james Kinman, is
the Saturday packet for all points White river,
going through to Jacksonport aud making connec-
lions with packets for upper White and Black
Iiye!s.
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GROCEAIES.

SUeAR-Pure white, 81; yellow, S!@83c;
open kettle, 61za7s4c; refined A, 9Lxc; graiu-
lated, &c; powdered, O49lo3c; cut loaf, lO149
1888.
prime to choice. 50e55c; centriiu2als, 3o950c, as
TO grade; fancy. 5360c.
COFFEE-COmmon, 9d9Kc; ordinary, 9i45
l0hc; isir, iON. el1c; prime Rio l29l25zc; fancy,
lac; old government. 25g26c.
CANNED GOODS, ETC.-Pdces per dozen: Pine
apples, 81 60; peaches, 2-lbs, standard, 81 so;
seconds 81 2O tomatoes, 2-lDs, 81 20 Slbs, 81 IS;
81 25 Green gazesS 81 So green eorns1 i0 65; green
peas 81 5O cove oysters No. J. 81 20; No. . 81 SO;
full weight light weight, No l, soc; No. 2, IL 20;
condensed Dilk-Crown, Sc 20; Eagle IS %; swiss,
Sc 25
sALT-Per carload. 81 50 per barrel; 81 SO in
sacks; pockets bleached, 23296c.
SOAP-49614c per pound.
BAGGING AND TIES-Bagging, 80 gl0Ize, &C.
cording to weight. Ties. AFRO 81 50.
NEW YORK, April 25.-Coffee dull and
weak; quotations unchanged. Sugar unchanged.
BALTIMoRE, April 25.-Coffse dull; Rio,
csrgoes, ordinary TO fair, s1zss54c. Sugar dull;
A soft, SIC.
New ORLEANS, April 25.-Cofee quiet
but firm Rio csrgoes, common to prime, 7%Gllc
Sugar dull; common TO good common, 6asae5sc;
fair TO fully fAr, 81 &C; prime to choice, 6549
TIC; yellow clarified, sc prime TO choice white
clarified, S1sc. MolssSeS irregular; centrifugal, Il
e35c; iernentng, 249S4c; fair reboiled, 2S9SOc;
prime to choice reboiled, S29S4c.
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CORSETS.
q CoUTIL coz En-

The GREAT BAMBOO" made of heavy co.,
TIL, and ooned with genuine japanese Bamboo,
will outwesr any other TWO Corsets selling st sane
price, and =iil be of more service than 6assne
ehesply gotten-up CoTsets, retailing Ct fifty SD
seventy. I've cents. For sale by
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PELTRIgs. HIDES AND LEATHER.

HIDES, ETC-No. ! dry flint hides, I69161zc;
No dry hides lSc: salt hides l093qEl25Sc; No.
greed salt hides, SC; No green salt hides. &C;
green hides, 5ss6c. BeesNEx-prlne yellow, 49
21e; iallow, 61sc; ginseng, per pound 81 90 Deer
skins-pTlmc, Z0G3Sc-
CANDLES-Ful weight 151zc.
FURS-Very firm ana wanted, while receipts in
crease slowly NE quote: RaccOon-No. l large
-, small sec; No. 2, SOC; No 3, zoe; No. {, loo.
Mink-No l. 4Oc; No. ?, 25c; No 3, l5c; scS5s, sc.
skunk-black 60cGsI 10; short stripe, SoS65e !;
narrow I5Gs15e; white, and broad, 7sloc-inside
figures for Territory and epen, and outside figures
for cGsed; ciTit, l09l5c. Wildcat, l09iOci house
cat iOzl5c NOli-iArge, 2Jc 10 So small, 10 20
nc Fox-grzy, l0c "a 65c open, sud 25c 20 9Oc
cased Kits loo T. 25c red 25e 10 75c open ana see
To 81 50 cssed OtIeT--So. !. s.; No = S. NJ. 3,
81 5O No. l. s1-open, 10 per cent less. and cubs,
Z5alOe. Beaver, 75e 70 81 each. or Slel 80 per
Mound for clean, well pelted. Bear-brown and
grizzly, 81 70 SIS; black 81 TO $40; cubs, 75e to S.
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CHANCERY SALE
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No. s6o5. R-ChanceTy Court Of Shelby County
Tie STATE Of Tennessee for its own use, ETC., ".
Tbefes2 Farrell ct Al.
DY virtue Of an interlocutOry decree for sale
ID entered 70 the aboye cause on the 18th day OF
February, 1898, viii sell a. public auction. to the
highest bidder, IN front Of the Clerk and Masters
Office, courthouse Of Shelby county, Memphis,
Tenn, On
Saturday, a prIl -, Iss3,
within legal hOuns, the following described prop
erty. dtuEted in shelby county, Tenn, to-wit:
Lots 65 70 6s inclusive rs BY 40 feet on E1-
change street.
Also lon e. g. &C. 81 ssd c. being rs BY 40 feet
on Washington street
Also lot "a On east side of Chickeszu street. 81
by ASK feet
Also lou al and l42, corner Of Main and Market
streets. 50 by IS feet.
Also Lot 5ll on Alabama strset. s. By 14s feet
Also lot 3e6. "a By "a feet, north zide Of alley.
Terms o! 5sle-On credit Of even "a months;
purenessrz TO execute note with approved secu-
Iityi lea retained for purchAse money, and re-
dempuen barred. This March q. 1898.
R0BEET J. BLACK, Clerk and Master.
By J. \. Bradley, Deputy Clerk and Master.
VIM. n. smith, F. Il. Heiskell and c. ". Heia-
ksll, 5olicitors.
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JAMES A. sTEvENs, formerly Gle



phis marine. who has been trying his hand at rail-
way business down at Arkansas City the past
couple years, has returned TO his hauuts and will
to-day take charge of the Office of the Kate
Adams. WALKER Outlaw having retired.
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Prices ~ previously quoted aud business
quiet.
BRAEDIEs-Cogusc, s59loi peach. z5o@s So
apple. 81 3 30.
WINE>-Imported port, 81 5098; sherry, 81 90
Z cham pa2He-A mexican extra dTr, EsaS: p per
HeitsiCk, sZ4a20; Auum's e1tra dry, S2jg-s
POnery Sec. 80 5O48l 3d. ". Cliqu0t, SO 50S
81 50; Claret So 75d7 per box; CstawbA. 81 aOG6.
Observation-Disclosures 5sl 70; straight, 81 %
e., according 70 age.
ST. LOUIS April 25.-Whisky II. ady, 81 Il.
LOUISVILLE, April Is Whisky quiet,
Sll3.
CIECIHEAu, April 25.-Whpky steady,
sll3
New ORLEANS, April 25. -Whi.ky un-
changed.
CHICAGO, April Is whisky steady and
unchanged.
BALTIMORE, April 25.-Wbiaky qUiet,
81 l6ISaI H.
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CHANCERY SALE
OF
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No. 1885, R-Chancery Court OF Shelby county
The State OF Tennessee for It's own use, ETC.. VS..
]. Q. McDavitt ct al.
DY virtue of an introductory decree for sale en-
II tered in the above cause on the 10Th day of
February, 1883 i will sell, at public auction, 70
the highest bidder, In front Of the Clerk and Mas
ters Office, courthouse Of Shelby county, Mem
phis, Tenn, on
Saturday, ADriI ~, 1883,
within legal hours, the following described props
eTty, situated in Shelby county, Tenn, to-wft;
Lot No. DO Second street, in the city OF Mem
phis: Beginning at the Intersection of the west
ley between Washington and Adams streets;
thence north with the west line Of Second street
rs feet; thence west parallel with Washington
street l4s% feet 10 the alley between Second and
Main streets thence south with said alley rs feet
to the frst alley named thence with said alley
10 the beginning.
also part of lots 275 and ZIG on the west side of
Second street, city Of Memphis: Beginning at
sake on the west side of second street 6lZ feet
from the north line Of Exchange street: thenes
north along the wosi line Of second street 25z feet
10 6 stake; thence west parallel with ExChanRo
street AZ feet 10 a stake; thence south and par
allel with Second street 24 feet to stake; thence
east and parallel vita Exchange street 74L feet TO
the BEGINNING.
Also lot on the south side OF Washington st. in
theeity oil Memphis; BEGINNING on the south side
Of Washington street 300 feet east Of the east line
of Fourth street. tnerce east 80 teet more or less,
thsaos EESst parallel vita WaShinatnn street go
feet, more or less 70 q stake: thence north l4s3<
feet. more or less, 70 the beginning.
Terms OF SRle-On a cre1it OF seven % months:
purchasers execut ing notes with approved secu-
rity; lien retained for purchase money, and all
equity Of redemption barred. his March n, 1883.
Z. J. BLACK, Clerk and Master,
ByJ. ". Bradley, Deputy Clerk and Master.
VIM. N. Smith, +. Il. Heiskell, c. W. Heisksll,
SOlicitDrF.
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sieanSoas Barg.

spSVIEl 70 nv 4 FVcNI.I
NASHVILLE, April 25.-OWners of steam
boats got their ears up in regard to the recent
enactment of the Legislature in which it is pro
yided that no steamboat can run bar without
paying license to every county through which It
passes. This virtually shuts up all bars steam
ers running in Tennessee waters. A steamer was
recently detained at Hartsville, by authority
of this Law. This enactment will have the eff
feet of closing all steamboat bars, they cannot
possibly pay the license, which is very exorbitant
steamers will make up for the rental of bars by
cDtrging additional freight rates. The opinion of
Attorney General Lea has been asked aud it is
thought he will decide it within the next few
days.
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OuAH CS.
Rise. 1 Fall.
Above
STATIONS. low water.

w high wster marx ,l574. below bench mark
METEOROLOGICAL RECORD.
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pany have issued Guide Book for 1885, which will
be valuable to those contemplating a summer
tour, and who can obtain copies free ~ addressing
the company at their whaIfOoat foot of Olive
street, ST. Louis We are promised a copy OF the
work, and wait patiently for some one to promise
US summer tour.
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Coal OM-Wholessle lols, l3c per gallon.
PIT1sBURs, April 25.-Petroleur active;
United certificates weak, closed at eo14c; renaed,
S1IBS4c on Philacel phlG delivery.
BRADFORD, April 25-Pstroltun-re-
ports from Forest county sent prices down; opened
At 95c highest 9}5zc; lowest closed at sO13c.
C!earsucex coo barrels