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III The occurrence Of frost In the South has
reduced somewhat the higher estimate of the
cotton crsP, and three and half millions I, now
fheoutside figure, while the majority ofestimstes
are below that amount
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W The amount Of specie now In the banks OF
Boston Is very large, reaching ss,437 900. The
Atlas Bank has given notice that II intends to ap-
ply to the Legislature at the next session for per.
mission to increase Its capital $500 900.
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III 10. Shillington sends US Godey's Lady,s
Book, for December-a fiae number; and through
him We have from the Messrs Peterson, The
Four Sisters" tale Of social and domestic life
In Sweden; by Fredrika Bremen.
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i'm CEOAKS!-CLOAKSm
lOO LADIES' BLACK CLOTH CLOAKS and
RAGLANS just received from the best manu- 10 O.
tories, comprising all the latest novelties Of the
season.
III We call the special attention of those ladies'
Intending purchasing q Cloak this season. as We
shall offer some decided bargains.
J. w. CUt.LEY 4 CO.,
no 1857 523 18th ST., 8 doors above Pa. ave-
MISS BREMER'S LAST WORK,
lyI For sale at SHlLlINGTON'S.
The FOuc Sisters, a tale OF SOCIAL and domestic
life in Sweden, BY Fredrlka Bremen, author of"The
Neighbors."" Nina - "The H Family" &c |;
translated by Mary Hewitt. Complete in one lara
umes, paper cover, for ST..
Miss Bremen possesses beyond any other living
writer OF her GLASS, the power of re azng to the
agination every individual she Introduces The
coral beauty and woman'y purity which iluni-
nate her narrative must receive implicit admiration
from all persons. We would advise all to buy and
read this book. Send to
SHILLINGTON'S
Bookstore. Odeon Bui!d ding,
no Is corner IA street and Pa. avenue.
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%NOTICE The Stock holders OF Odd Eel
u3 lows Hall, Navy Yard, are requested 10
meet at their Committee Room. on TUESDAY,
By order of the Board Of Directors,
0%LECTURE.-Dr J. A. WROE BY special
l3 request. will deliver one more Lecture on
Electro Physiology and Philosophy of Impress IONS
at Temperance Hall. on FRIDAY EVENING,
Nov. 10. Lecture illustrated by illuminated mani
kin or model man, artificial globe and galvano sppa
ratus.
Doors open at 81 Lecture to commence at *
no IS 2tH
MISREPRESENTATION AND LECTURE
M The Introductory lecture recently delivered
BY Rev: DR.. O'Tools before the Catholic Beneficial
Tots Abstinence Association of the District Of
Columbia, will be repeated, By request of many
ofheeJ on THURsDAY EVENING. the 18th
Committee OF Arrangements. on behalf of the
ASSOCIATION, will present to their Rev. President
testimonial Of their esteem and regard. on which
OCCASION suitable address will be delivered BY Mr..
J. J. Kane. -
The public are respectfully invited to attend.
GEORGE SAVAGE,
On behalf of Committee.
H. &. MCLAUGHLIN,
no JIG st Chairman Com. on Lectures.
~sPHEREOTYPEs: sPHEREOTYPEs!
of Likenesses can excel the beauty of these little
gems: They are made in the greatest perfection at
WHITEHURSf'S GALLERY, on Pa. avenue,
between ~ and 9Th SITS. no lS-lw'
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THAvfrINe ON FRER PAssRs.-Several Of the
unfortunate victims Of the Desjardins bridge &C.
eidenf were travelling at the time with free
passes. IL has been held In some Of the United
States Courts, that the acceptance Of a free pass
oy traveller did not exonerate the railway com.
Pany from their obligation TO carry him safe to
his Destination The contrary position has jus,
been taken by Chief Justice Sir John Beverly, al
thai In Guelph, growing out from the famous
DesJardins Canal accident on the Great W estern
Railway.
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BOARDING..

ROARDING.-MRS. CUDLIPP. x27 p. .ys.
nue., opposite Uniled states Hot |, has geyeIal
'FRONT.' n ooms 20 aeon mocate uenters OF Con
sress, Clerks Of Departments and stan yis,pS
the city. ha.ns
MES. A. W.>BRINKLEY respectfully informs
~ nef hlends and the public thai she Is prepaT.d
~ eccSshmoodte boaIders, both transient ard per
mansnt, 90 reasonable terms. Persons d-sirlns a
eJmIoftaoie nome, where there are no Children ard
eoiniortaole VIII DO wei by applying Immedlatei,
a. neI ie sldsnce, No. ~ south Eutsw street he
- house No. 81 18th street between E "a tI ~
streets. ana Is prepared 60 acoommodate families
ana transient, on accommodating terms no rs s.
BOARDING with handsomely furnished Roon.
lighted With gas, may be obtained by esrl, 80
phcaon az $40 l<tn street. bel ween and sire "a
ae Ia isoie boaroers can also be accommodated,
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SCHOOL OF DESIGN AND MECHANICS
- INSTITUTE.

SCHOOL OF DESIGN AND MECHANICS
p. NENNiNG. PRINcIPAL.
Lessons IN Architectural and Orr amental Design
ing, Engineering and Mechanical Drawing every
Monday, w ednesday and Friday evening, from to
So'clock, in the third story Of Agency Block corner
OF 7th and + streets.
Terms, IS per month, in advance.
HAVING rented the entire third story of Agency
Block, the undersigned IL enabled to accommodate
larger number of scholars.
The above rooms will be set apart for instruction
in Drawing. Modelling, &c applicable to the diff sr-
ont trades pursuits to which all the scholars be-
long. or to which they intend to devote themselves
viz:
Room No. l-Machinists, Engineers.
Room No 2-TopoErsphers, by drogrsphers, Sur
veyors.
ers JoineIs, Stone Cutters, Mac ns.
Room No. S-SculptoT, Carvers, jewelers., and
Room No. S~oMee and Library.
Room NO. 6-Modeling in Plaster.
Room No.7-ModeliDg in Wood and Metal.
In eacn room there will be able teacher, a. sew
sra Of his friends employ ed in the different depart
ments and oHoee have kindly volunteered to assist
him and take charge of those branches. / 81 -.
The scholars will have the privilege of usinK the
models. moudnxs and brackets of various patterns,
kindly furnished to the undersigned for this purpose
By Messrs. Y. g. Robblns, Chas. r. Stansbury r.
Hannay, Chas. g. Page. Chas. Everett, and Bald
win Bros. I -
Master meohaI los and employers are respectfully
invited to inspect the school and examine the meth
Cd of teaching. . q =
no Is-Its p. NENNING, Principal.
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ILLNEsso OF hoS.T l. HARRIS A Springfield
(il) correspondent Of the Times gives the fol-
lowing gloomy account of this gentleman health
The letter Is dated November IL:
I have just returned from the bedside of the
Hon. James l. Harris probably the next letter
you will receive must announce his death. Won
remember that during the last session of Congress
ne was scarcely able to perform the duties OF his
position on account Of ill-health. He returned
home and partially recovered, but was again
Frustrated by the accidental use OF a poisonous
eIeg apparently he recovered from that also,
but previous 10 the late election his health 40 ain
failed, and be was unable to take any active part
In the canvass, beyond writing a letter to the
friends who had again put him in nomination
ne Insisted on being carried TO the polls to vote,
but has not since that day been able TO leave bis
bed IL Is almost impossible tina; he should ever
leave f. WV
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NOTICE FOR re- Rss 81 CERTAIN
LANDS TO MARKET IN THE STATE OF

w N.
Notice is hereby given that the land Office at Men,
asha, in the State of Wisconsin,, Will, on and after
the 10th day of January next be open to the sale at
private entry and location, of all vacant public lands
embraced III the following townships, which were
subject to entry and location prior to withdra wal,
being lands which had been withdrawn as probably
falling thin the PRESCRIBED limits of selection of
the railroad grant to Wisconsin ny act of Congress
approved June s. 1856, but since sscertained not
be within said limits, viz:
North of the base line and east of the fourth
principal meridian.
Townships 49, l6 II, 49, 10. 20, 81, a. IS. "a 2s 9s,
"a, q, g. 81, 81, 81 49, 81 IS. IS. 81 and So, of range
~.
Given under my hand at the sneral Land Oifios,
at the city of Washington, November IL, 1853. =
ThOS. A. HENDRICKS,
no 70 law6w Commissioner,
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.9HazEA8 .sH ETOHs sssAo
.grzsSsfs s&g Esfss<sG Ia A,
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SPIRIT OF THE MORNING PRESS
The Union uyy that Mr.. Seward crsstsd thu

SPIRIT OF THE MORNING PRESS.
The Union nays that Mr.. Seward created the
Republican party, that hs il Its imhodinsnt,
and that his bloody programme IL it, platform.
The Union, also, noticing remark Of the
Ohio Sfafesmaa that q thorough union Of the
Democracy at the next session Of Congress Is
necessary to the well being Of the country and
the safety Of the Dsmocratic cause, remark,
with good sense and propristy:
'h In for the belligerent minorityto choose the
relations that shall subsist between themselves
an1 the party which they have wounded, out
ragged, and insulted; but who are capable Of even
yet forgiving and forgetting. There 10 one thing,
however, to be berne-in -mind-The relations
must be positive one way or the other. There
must be either peace or war. The minority must
battle OF the Beasts and the Birds Whichever
side In the contest they espouse, they must EN-.
brace IL with all their hearts; and III thew shall
choose the better part of returning to the hospita
Bile embraces Of the Democracy, they may testify
their sincerity oy their works.
The Inteligencer, under the caption, $50
Der, second thoughts" says:
cit Is beginning to be apprehended that all
measures are not southern because so denomjua-
ted, and that, after all, higher test than the
purely sectional bearing Of any Proposition on
either the North or the South NAV per ms afford
the true Criterion of a wise and prudent states
manship. IL Is seen that the nominal triumph
OF any section IN Government like ours are in
evitabiy purchased al a minous cost -
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Tn. W.ArHsR.-Ths following report Of the
weather for this morning Is made from the Morse
Telegraph line to the Smithsonian Institut ton.
The time of observation Is about z O'Clock:
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RELATIONS WITH PERU.-The State Depart
ment is in receipt Of petition, numerously
signed, praying the Government to adopt meas
ures for obtaining indemnity from Peru for the
outrages perpetrsted by the officers of that Gov.
eminent against the American vessels "Geor-
giana" and I" Lizzie Thompson, ;" and the ar
rest and maltreatment Of their officers and
crews; and, also, to act with view to prevent
the recurrence Of similar proceedings. The
subject had. however, previously occupied the
attention of this Government; and our Minister
resident at Peru, together with the United
States consul where the affair had occurred,
had been directed to institute an investigation
Of the circumstances, and report at an early
day.
ARMY ORDEas.-Brevet Major Van Dorm,
who commanded the expedition against the
Camanches, which recently encountered and
defeated the hostile bands near the Wachita
village, has just published an order highly
complimentary to those comprising his COM
mand, and congratulating them on the partial
success of the expedition. He exhorts them to
so conduct themselves during their continuance
in the field, that the future shall bring no dis
approving recollection of their campaign. Ser
gsant J. w. Spangler, Of company H, second
cavalry, is especially mentioned, for his cool
courage, daring intrepidity, and gallant bear
ing throughout the whole engagement, together
with his skill and fortune in having killed sic
Of the enemy in personal combat.
PERUVIAN Cause.-The Washington CORES
pondent Of the New York Herald says, in .
recent dispatch: e.
Is stated here that great effort will be
MADE during the coming session Of Congress to
ofrax up the present system Of the Government Of
reru In selling &he guano Of the Chlncha islands.
Such fesuit Is much to be desired, for the snor-
nous prices Of this fertilizer weigh heavily upon
the agricultural Interests Of the country
INDIAN WARs.-Ths Officers Of the Indian
Baresu contend that all the recent Indian
wars have been with tribes with which No
have not made treaties. There Is no exoep.
ton but In the case Of the Camauches, and We
have but very imperfect treaty with them.
Consequently, the Department Is in favor Of
treaties with ill tribes, ~ the beat means Of
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e IkEWARD.-Stayed away on Thursdny IN
p nth instant. light red or yellovisb -
NV With white face and medium horns. n lG3S
above reward will be pad FOR ner return 4AlA-
o.. b. CROLLY,
w io-St No. 6S7 eth sfrear knnfh
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Prices to suit the THIS.
LINES |. STREET. c co.

TTAVH on ard q large stock cf FANCY ard SrAPLE
II DRY GOODS, rieh siIks. DspFs GOads - svery de-
scr p;ion O. aod Velvet Cleaks aud aantle ShswlF
Sea II, 4 &; Embroideres, Lass, Bonues, &c which
wiz b sold Al reduod ice. Also, large socz 4
PA qtstion Goods. at very Tow pTi.s such Rlan-
krt Kers Js Linseys, Jeans, OsnaburEs Negro shoes
Ne rro Hats, Negro Clothing, &C. Gent ernen's dne
Cfath'ng znd Furnishing Goods Rethsr with = full
e tx Of Boys' Clsthinz. Cal and eKsaiRe.
JAMES A STRRETT < co,
octIs M 2iq Main sfr-at-
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TREADWELL s VOLLINTINE,
A TFORSETe AT LaE. aenphis, Tsun- Ohoes Eo-
r---.--.---i.l r--s-s fus-iswIT
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j. 8. MOON

EDWARD PICKETT, JF.,
A rTOEEET At Law Memphis rrnn. OsHoe, Jefer
a soa street midway the Post Osoe Building
Fu-1-F .u--fur1w
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baltimore alsd Ohio
MW zs
ID A ID n

EA% y
r A | L r 0 A ID
TI,HIs Rosz rams f7on WheeiinS 70 Baltimore. ar
TIE fullest advsntsgss both as f-izht and pssenz-
line. II through wld and romantic r-rioas - H.
- - .---,,.1f- -.-.--s' = . eonlp.ele1
tfsc-ve end ssfst Eaisuais IN the uultrd srsrcs T
Csntrai cd1 Rair1ac uu Columbus and Ean-sviliet q
eins uni.es ms rcaa VITA sa portions Of the Wes
raE ovIY THRousH TICKETS Fnoas NE,tpH,,
LCUIEvILLE and ST. LOUIS 70 the NATIOEAL NJ.
TRoPoLIs are sod bJ ihis road which runs sir--t Z
Washington without the delay of passing taroueh Rst
us It i also ths only lins by whi-h k-~s-S. -. -
chccked . washington from The Ohio river
Es-By tee NAIL ROUTE frru Memphis take tae --.f
seamers, running dslg tsr Louisve ooansetirE thsrt
With mail steamers Js1srsonVille Raroad ~ rin-i,
nati where they arrive connect vita the - a
Iltue aismi RAilrcsd fur CoiUmbus oonneef n tbsr
VILE 70 Wheeug. By the express train of fbis r,Tta
the time rum Cnennati 70 Baltimore and Eashagtor
E-Be surs % ask for tcsts By ths Eaitirs and on
Raiiroad Asuie-
Eg~PassenSerc NON HeUphss going r,.st se-vuza a
L0us Buy Tsr0ush Ttts b. ths ezitnsrs nd ono
hairosd This route aya through Tiroarnes Terra Haufe
Indianapolis, etc, % Fheeng, over The new Ohio snt
Mississippi and connnectnS Roads. Thess connectiors
Washington Is but aooit - hours through Tsckels
b. this route mag Be had Of Re Agent uner the Pan
ier's Houss a the following tes: Pun s. Louis e
Bsstirnsre AS; 70 Washinzton SIS
At Whceiing the passenger takes the supeo can u
the aaltno-e and Ohio Rarosd whch leave thrss times
daily Tor Blfimore, FsshlnEtoL, Phiadelphia and Nsu
y5rk Thruseh b Is n hours lncluding sfoppsEes
FJr safety speed regularity. beauty he county and
general comfot this read Il secuud n TIE Union
FREIS HTS. - his compAry possesses she larresf
equipment Of any Railroad In the United States and s
prepared 70 DO lnuense business N transportaton
ne rosd Immediate TIE wharvss nnd
IN the % Baltimore With the Rairosd Phade-
pha and New YORK, hteauers - kricsson and BALTI7
uonE srEANSHIP lAnes by Canal and Sea to NV
Tr M ~ ne' xercssnts' ana snsrs' Line 70 sosts1
stcamrrs 70 isorfoIk Charleston. savannah, Gc F.f
rar cusr ffeifht tariff copies % Ehich nay Be- hud
% the ForEsring Hsrses IN the west, OF J. b Fem
F.scefzfn< and ForwardlnE AgeRt st Whe-anr
WN. s. WOODSIDH.
Master ~ Trauspo-tation Baitirurs
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Trcnas l. Angus ans Jsnss A A Aneus, uinor unaer
n years o. ~ his fathr and next rsend ThoDss
L AnEus-Exparie Petition 70 sc Land FOR PArn icr
TT viz ne of decre, q tue henorsbie Countf Court
ID Of Tipion oo1nty, 81 The November Terra 1877, m
hs above caae vi expose public - ~ ne Court
House derr the toan - OoviHKto1. OF MONDAl 4th
das q Ianrasy next 1855 TRAIT Of l5l aeres Of LAND
belonging 70 the Above peiioneres yne ~ Upton Gun
~ The iIh Surveyors District Range 4, and Sec
frRNs-One half cash; she baiancc credit of ~
-ouths bad anf approved security and lien reteineo
On the land 70 seizure the unpaid purcaare money.
JOHN DOUGLAS, Cierk-
J. n. grEELE, scliritor tor PstifionsIs.
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RATES PROM cHARLESro,
AND SAVANNAH.

or baltimore. Washington, New
York. Philadelphia, sc.
Direct Through Line for the Fastl
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JAMES MOORE,

NEW LAW PARTNERSHIP.
TTTH POLK and smith P. Bsnthezd, having
w formi a partnership, wiz hereafter Prsotoe Law
s1zstheT IN N. city of Neuptis uavi-ig
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CNERK'a SANEl.
Tfptan ConlIy Land % saIe.

Nttnrod 3 Ntnsfout fhuna- Hinstsn- Heftna y.
Winston VII lan r. Winsr0n, Jsaa C. winston ard
kAfy l. winston she las dve minor-. who p nn -
tse3r n'xt fr End Da-id Crrasisvs and David s.
CfenshaU edml1litrEtof Of E3rg =. Hlnstors &C.
cezsel-szpsrts r fitioz 20 sci isna fer Partii on
~ pursuance q nt-roc1iory dcrss II the Comfy
Court 81 T1iln coaatY, a. It's e1v1ber Term 1897
The fo7cFoinE El oflr ruoic auction % ne
Ehe.t tifdsr the Court Housa door In The town Of
Csviugion al NoHDAY Jannsry Ga, 1854 two vaina-
te irt . OF LAND fiptan c7uny containing tOeeth-
ES6k scTes aid sld lies IN the iumed ats vicRiiy
o. The glaBtsn Canp-ground and s IN 81 state q
cul tvation with exceiieut improvements.
TASM1- o .e-fhtrd Cash The remaiHder on crecit
on sna years. - ne prrchsser giving houd Eita
sp1r0 I'd secuiy and lien refund the la1d - 60
cure thc p8ymeat q The purcna.e mnury-
JoHN 7 DoEGLAS, Clerk-
IN STEELE, ssii-.t0r fsr Pstiti0lefs-
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DAILY RATS F0R G8vEK rTsIse.

a 40 80 so 80 % 10 osls $ iE . 3 :
4 80 So ; . .. . % Is 05ls . 3 . . 3
a 80 80 10 90 . - % . O5ls > p % . $
5 $50 oaIa 50 a9l0 % 5 o a 2517 8 8 o.
8 Sc osiEs'ls . = . . @ 2 5 s o. . g
8 - "a sar7s = soss 05is o q ; q 8 % %
: q . : o . Oass Ossl o o - - . 50 %
e "a s. IS "a 81 o . Oas $ 81 8 50 %
Us = , > . > q . . > q , . q o 100 e
N oss -assrs, rsnsrsaas .ssLy g-r sHHsHa. 80 @
tvioe ueeks q q
urso sgus-ss. r-nsvzsis sessiy. ~ sHHsHs g oe
~ Al zsv-rfs-a-uis rssuires = > Fspt on ssoous
p-se. caAEsED As NV EAcH DAY, Ene OF taira sag
a. .iFsnns ever flstsi rate
. Adrcrtissuts dl-scts1 % se diEpETed o. SCI il
lIrEs rFFe. cszrEe1 DouHIE rates.
~ r-zriy saFsrtss ~ b. eharsei errrs for ooe1-
rIE sp.oe oourFacl and Eh-n LARsE TYPE q 70
suirse6 ss-a n saTsrtssBsai Esp Ississ e
n Yssriz aars-slssrs ~ b. essuSc srtr. At rsEuisr
asz fol Wszt., Eea's, Eeugvzis COpartaerEhip No
% IsaSilEsT k5TEETIsIss nvsT 81 rAID rOA
~ Eo ssrsriiseszi VI sppes- n ths EssEly ssper
u1ieas b sI-cis oo1tTsct-
- Adrer.i-eelts O. = iuserted iu tks EeeET pEp-r
uF Intervals IN sshsr % the p1Prs, VI
b charEld o, ~ sazsrr for every inseTtt1n-
y AEuuunclng cs11l-aios fsr oiaie. Nezig Al1 n e
nicFai Ooss - escA, % b pEid n EdTEncs u syeJ
tnELaroa
I- Al s4se-zIseneats for CEs-1tHss Izstitufioa=,
Pr Coup1uies Wzr1 IJuu Enf otheT Pu5Ic Maetinss
q b. c1arEef hnf rrtos-
- Ezrrisz,s EEt Desshs puhiishei nsVss but
01Iasries Irbtte. q Eespec1 50 Fu1s-s iuvlEtious
c-1rT adFcrllse1sats
n Al Laszi 80 Eruasisai Asvsrsisszssats III b
cha-Ee1 y ~ tnsertisn-
- Editorial Sstioss Cs'unn vi b ehsrgsd
- cerfs prr liEs.
~ 20 ssauca0n O. rtrisli0n vs. Be Esds from the
fsreE1ilE ra1sE
E1CLAsAHAS. -EoUspALE 4 Dill
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~ SCALES.

D n Q = n IN -
A TT0RNsT At LAE, 30. s. Court Szu1re. Nen-
~ phis, 1run- eas9-E
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MANUF ACIORYy
~ MAIN-ST., OPP. COURT SQUARE.
RNFe ODe9ai99N,

TIRE anbscribers cder f1r sas their esfabsf- -
n n en- oserton street., ue4r tns Memphis Ii57
and ezsa nepl COT sisiinz or Frame Building llii
80 ty ia ieet. fna Vrrtcal E1gine o. thir.7 ,sa
borss poer. sifh al he arhnery FOR carrying 20 tha
Sash and Dor usnufarory; togs,her uih an uprirht
saw fer ex- aslns with q ieese Of fhe besl oi n
NJ rnrhis fr anufacturns pufpaes lying ths 1lsr
tnl oonfainirz an t1cequafterE acress % sii -
soo o. and n l0ng tine Al 100 90 feet Of s-a7ued
white piue Also lof with . dns BrirE Dwcnl1E on
atrEet street p MES Lot e s. feet -0rt On
Second -treet ncffh of gsc aud Of 20 fnt
o. Linsn street. near % J. Rawlings a on er tine
nnv1a WErLER Erwin
~ rs asD aA1 1kssEL--r0 srIlye ths q Is. ~
~ Hll. sod sor sale -
rLoUsN01. cOoPEz 4 LAKE.
nove4 fs3 n1t1 Etrues
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Master ~ auspc-tation. Baitimurs.
TRaOUGH TICEsTS. slowing ihs holders 70 SOP ~
any point and resume thcr seats AZ pleasure nay l.
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