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E5oLANAHAE. TzOUsDALz bill.
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dissolution

THE arm Of FLoURNOY, COOPER LAKE, Is
this day dissolved BY mutual consent ne name OF
the Arm viii be used 10 liquidation only
JNO. G.. FLOURNoY,
H. T. COOPER.
apiO-aplo r. ". LEAKE.
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VIM. FR Es
PORTRAXT PAAMEEh,

Studio Third Floor
OVER T. II, CLARK 4 CO.'S
sSo4-s EBEPHIs, zzEE,
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DIX " . q EtUIHkfts4
nFFEkS his pToiessienAl services to ire citizens Of
OMsuPhiE- Ofsoe, Squih side Of Court square. Res
iosncs ht A. o. HzrriF' jau12-6m
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Baltimore and Ohio
@WN ~
u 81 II II. u q A ID

H "A Il IL ~ ~ - -
THIS Road runs from Wheeling 70 Baltimore, (S7s
Il mfesl and to Washington, 600 mies) and presents
the fullest sdvantaEes both fright and passenger
line II runs through wd and romantic regions Of the
Aneghenies; and being sody constructed, completely
equipped and carefully managed s one Of the most at
tracve and safest Railroads In the United States Ths
Central Ohio Railroad, from Columbus tld GAINESVILLE q
Vhsens unitss this rOad with al p0rticns Of the West
and Southwest
TIE osLY FHHoUsH TIczETs FHoM MEMPHIS,
LOUISVILLE and ST. LOUIS 70 the NATIONAL Me-
TROPOLIg are sold By this road which runs direct %
Wsshingon without the delay Of passing through Bat
more Il Is also the only ins By which baggage can Be
checked 70 Washington from the Ohio river.
rf-By the MAIL ROUTE from Memphis taxa The NAL
steamers running daily for louisville e1n1eetins tnere
nati hsrs they arrive 70 connect with the Of
Little Mani Ralroad for Columbus, eounecn there
vine 10 Wheeug By the express train Of this routs
the ZINE from Cincinnati 70 Baltimore and 70 Washington
s-Bs sas 70 ssE for tickets By the Baltimore and Ohio
Ts-PssssnSsrs nom Memphis going East thrsash Sc.
LOUIS can buy Through Tckets By tbs Baltimore and Ohio
Rairoad mis- route lays through Tnosnnes Terra Hauts
ISissi-sppi ,ud CONNECTING Reads ese Connected
are al direct and the time from 81. Louis Batimors
or Washington Is but about - hours Through Ticket.
By may be hsd Of the Agent, under the Plan
tsrs House, at the following rates: From St. Louis Z
Baltimcre s25s 70 WAshingtoa e2s.
Al Wheeling the passenger takes the superior cars q
the Baltimore and Ohio Rarosd which leave three timel
daily for Baltimore, Warrington Philadephia and New
York Throagh In Is II hours including stoppazes
For safety speed regularity bsanty of he country anl
general comfort this read Is second 10 in the Union
kkEIdHfS- - This company possesses the larges
equipment Of suy Rairoad IN the United States, and
prepared 20 dc an immense business n transportation
The road makes immediate connection at the WhArves
IN the streets Baltimore with the Railroad PhadaI
phia and New YORK, steamers ef Ericsson and BALrI
MORE STEAMSHIP Lines, By Canal and Sea 70 Nev
YORK and By herchants' and Miners Line to Boston
steamers 70 Norfolk, Charleston, savannah, sc. 20
particulars, freight tar copies of which nay Be ha
of the Forwarding Houses IN the west, of J. B. E0RD
Receivtng and ForsErding Ageat at Whseling-
VIZ. S. WOODSTDz,
Master of Transportation, Baltimore.
THROUGH TICKETS, allowing the holders 70 stop a
azy point and resume their seats at pleasure may b
purchased e. the C0mpanys Once No. IS, Jefiersoi
street doors East Of the Commercial Hotel, Ne mpht
/ funea5-iT WI. NORM. Agent
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MEMPHIs WHOLESALE
STEAM CRACKER BAKERY AND CANDY
AHTTFA CTORV

n KELLY Eoul1 respectfully inform his friends and
ID the public generally that he manufactures daily
a his stand hne and large assortment OF everything
In his line Which he VIII sell low they bought
anywhere else and warranted 70 give general sztsfac-
fresh a. D. KELLY'S,
ssss-Isd Eo.s HsvwpsEev, EsapSis 10.
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THROUGH TICKETS, allowing the holders 70 stop At
azy point and resume their seats at pleasure, may Be
purchased e. the COmpany's Once, No. 10, Jenerson
street doors East OF the Commercial Hotel Memphis
I-,ras-1v WM NORM. AGENT.
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I'VE - caster oei1q fhc bfcncdT0,
se dsnpois...s.- par Bank Of Com..tH 10 ~ dis
bsnf--.+...s par b CT the Union y to2s dis
1Ank--.r--Lsat-. par BEcfs Bank.-.ik to2A dis
n fest ienn.-.. par Merchsnts' Bk.tz to2A dis
Hnk..lH a dis TrAders' Bsnk.I \ 10 \ dis
"a frenn \ to2E dis Bk Chaitanooga. 1 ktu2 : dis
L B'k-.l \ t32A dis Farmers Bank, ROCKVILLE
hank : 70 2Adisl ~ to9h discount
q 4nk-..lA 10 - cis Bank of Midile tennessee
rerlca 4 ! to2E fisi ~ to2h discount
u Tenn Hts 81 dis CITY Bank. Eashviua ! 10
Paris = 10 ~ dis - dscsunt
: faf and Foreign Hefss beiotv Bankable Fnzds.
burg Barf..15 dis Ksniucky Banks \ TO prem
tlle Bsnk-t-. Is cis state Hk OF Ind \ 70 prem
knozyiile..-. par state Bk OF Ohio ! 70 prem
rEe Ea1a "a "a rllslH 1szist--- - -Hi
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OE the foth inst sold my entire interest IN the
Rook and Stationery store Of Lamb Young q Co, 10
r D. WILLIAMS, and would reeOmmlnd the new nm
"a he favorable Consideration Of ny former friends and
..t-o,s - - JAMES YOUNG
me boors and accounts Of Lamb. Young Co.,, win
,sr,fr t fbe oi stand where all who Indebted arc
inVed 10 call and make early settlement Either Of the
eubersof the nn eutnorizsd 70 receipt in settle
80. N se-souats LAMB YOUNG co.
he busIness viii Be coztinued az the old stand, under
ne stvIe of LAMB, WILLIAMS & CO., where they
viii b glad 70 see their friends and the public generally.
LAMB, WILLIAMS & CO.,
,,.r7e-ff No 159 Main street.
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MISSISSIPPI AND TENNESSEE
r A IL r 0 A d .

ON and after WEDNESDAY, February ., 1887 the
~ Trains On this road vii follows, (Slndays
exceptedD
The Nal and Passenger Train VIII leave Pan0la daily -
7 A. NJ. and arrive at Memphis 81 70 A. n.
Returning, leaves Memphis 81 P ~ and arrives %
Panola a. P. n
The Freight and Accommodation Train leaves Memphis
daily a. $40 A. H., and arrives at Panoa 81 n
Returning leaves Panoa at y A. NJ, and arrives at
Memphis at P. n.
Persons travelling on the Mall Train spend i've
hours IN Memphis and return on the same day.
Passenger Frsln makes direct connection At Memphis
with the Memphis and Charleston Railroad going East,
ami the Memphis and Ohio Railroad going Nsrth.
The Freight and Accommodation runs IN connection
with Stages and from the iolsWng phases: Oakland
Preston and Grenada, there making connection With
Stages thr0uEh CarroOn and LsxingtOn thence % the
northern erni o. the Mississippi Central Railroad for
Canton, Jackson AID New Orleans
Thr0ush Tickets for Grenada can be obtained 81 ths
Memphis Depot.
This Is much tue shortest route and passengers esv
ing Memphis By the morning train arrive s Grenada Ii
sane evening, having daylight the whole way.
N. ". NEWELL,
faa1i-tf General Supertntendent.
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NEW PIANO STORE.
THE sTopARI PIANOS

HAS fha pleasure 70 announce % his friends and ne
rubIic rsnarn that he has been appointed bY Aesars
sIodart Morris, New YORK, Agent for the sale o.
srODART PIANOS-
He Il nov cpsnInE st thslr store Madison street
ts doors frc1 the Union HAls, large siock wnen vi
- sd q Hs,o Yers PTfrss, nEo-esNE
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4ruffsslOnal Gar0s.
WILLIAM KFYYEOV. Jr,

WILL LIAM n I'm y 4 - 1Asa
A TTORNET AT LAW-Omce over GEyoso Rank Build
n ing, Madison street, heuphis, Tenn. myl2-ly
=. KNOX wAIKER.................w.L ". L. M'coSSICo.
UTALEER & K'COENICO, Lawyers, Memphis. Ten
w nsssee. O9os, No. p south side Court Square.
apis
z NJ TERsER.-.JSO. c. FARRIEsTos.--o- TEAeER.
FerEer. Harrington s. Eerger,
ATTORNEYS AT LAW, MEMPHIS, TENN.
zpIs-sm
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CsFRSOas@S
PUMP SHOP,
On DeSoto Street,

BETWEEN UNION AND BEAL
FTNHE undsrsignsd would respectfully inform the citi-
gems o. Memphis and its vicinity s1- his numerous
past patronlse IN bis lus OF business which business
has hitherto been con fined t1 the ana t
ting uD The Chatr-Pump sI0ne and sIul Believing hen
% be the best pump n use when made Of -o materas
and properly put Up, land the melest when not So ss
and put up,l however there are places where the
Chain Pump cansot D. used asl sT persons vet living
Of the Golden times" Who stll thirk trait there are
other Pumps IN superior 90 the Chain Pump nave
determined 10 accommodate the taste OF a bv putting m
Or shppiug 70 or1er any Kind of Pump that tfs mar
ket can furnish have the-eiJrs empIoved an ener
enced workman lately from the East wh1 win attend 10
pHtting Up and repairing an kinds o. Iron Puuus he
viii also do eTery kind OF PLUMBING. an o. which
viii warrants and when say warra @ 4 mean what I
say ard say what mean
have In the last year attached machiuarv 20 nun
Der Of my Chain-P Pumps VITA entire success have
also used aEgs Baiance-vh-e's on Hand Chaiu-Pumps
With equal success In one case have used the welded
Ldnk-Ohsn ard tsrned Butt0a which Is quite expensive.
but Il ofaleth not aWsy"
"MULTUM IN PARvOn %
have recently Invented a CHAIN PUhP-BOX, en-
oraeing two complete separate and distinct Chain Puuus
Intended for double enements, (znd double rrce,l two
persons can draw water from tins box the same tine
having no Interference with each other whatever being no
hole left In the partition wall OF fence large enough Tor
urchln. dos cat chicken or mouse to crawl from one
yard 70 the ether. would refer YOU concerning the
Pump 70 2. 6. Bingham 81 J. e. Msrriuau & Co.
" CARSON.
P. s. am prepared 70 ship Pumps or orders In short
aoto9 up on down. east OF west Of the Mississippi river
flr26-dly O.
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shall OuT Fleg Eav. Protset,op ?

From the Washington States, Nay II
The whole country will soon be fully reused
on the subject of British aggression. Political
circles pretend 10 be entirely baffisd as to what
can influence the action Of good John Bull. It
is, however, in our opinion, only waste Of
time, which might be better employed in retail
iaLion, to enter upsn any speculations what
ever. We know this: that eight or ten Amer
/ ican vessels have been fired into, detained, and
searched by British guuboats; we know that
the British officers avowed that they bad posi-
/ tive orders to search all vessels passing up OF
/ down the Gu.f Of Mexico we know that this
[ wholesale right Of search is only claimed as a
pretext to search American vessels-for, while
I an American vessel was being searched, several
[ foreign flags passed close by, and were not mo-
I Tested; we know that, contrary to all interna-
| tional law and usage, smail-arms were fired iato
] American vessels. These things we kHoU
I aud it is only an excuse for cowardice to wall
I and argue the probable reasons for their perpe.
I tration.
! Il matters nothing to US to know why the
/ outrages were begun, or are so persistently
continued. The question is, shall we allow
them to 90 unrsdTessed, or shall We allow then
to continue?
The New York Herald, of Saturday, pub
fishes the following concise communication
from the commander Of the latest-arrived vic
tin Of British audseity:
was boarded by boat commanded by al
officer dressed in the English naval uniform.
81 He came on deck without asking permits
sion, walked into my cabin, and proceeded t
ask ouestions-snch as the vessels name
where she belonged, where she was bound to
what was her cargo, and a great many others
e. asked him his object In doing this, and b
replied that be was going home, and wanted +
make a report Of all the vessels at that place
The boat was manned by sOHe twelve or hftee
men. and bad arms in it.
@Hs went on board Of all the American yes
sells except two that were lying in port, and on
Spanish barqUs. He even went down into som
OF the vessels holds
% The boat had no eoloTs flying, but, ss sh
approached vessels side, she would show th
English flag, and then it would be put into th'
bottom Of the boat again.
q After be had asked me the questions,
wanted my ships papers. told him that the
were deposited at the eonsnl's. Then be wante
to see my clearance from New York. which
showed. He examined it, and said that it wa
not legal, as there was no naval officers sigma
ture to it. showed him to the contrary, an
be went away.
at was proved afterwards that the boat b
longed to the English war-steamer Styx.
EThe captain of the port Of Sagua Ia Grand
took an account Of the proceedings, and ha
: them signed by the captains Of vessels ths
, were boarded, and be declared be would put
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MEMPHIS AND CHARLESTON
WASHINGTON. j
PHILADELPHIA,

PHILADELPHIA,
NEW YORK
FFtHIs Railway fl1y and newly a1rluuet zld passing
Il thTolzh beautiful and healthy 1auutrY, oilers %
travellers from the Mississippi TsT route three hun-
dra miles shorter ant possessing rrea5 ffe1afch ard
oo1lfort than any other o. fhs EtsI and NORTH.
TINE AND FAhE REDUCED -Crter the present
sshedue of The Post Ofcs DeDarfst delays ars per-
mifted, and e saving eefsctei 1f "a lours.
Passing through Slave Territory ample Eeclrty d A.
forced for The conveyancs Of SerVanfs
Al Dalton. Ca. choice Of E11tss b 11eret-1y con-
tinuous railway through Geurris south Carslfra and
North Carolina % Richu n1 ~ the Great Metropo-
VIE Lyncnburgs Aichuo1Gs and % a tie osa5rale1
Virginia SPRINGS
IHE ExPREss NAIL TRAIN leaves 1rsu-5sir ssnv
atI.o0 P N stoupllE ~ ai starllns.
-THE ACCONMODATTON TRAIN leaves Ner7rhHs
DAILY Except suula7sl o. Ls5. p H.. FOR Juucflon
Win ne Mississippi Central and TsEnr1sse Central
kaiiroadss 5omervle and lnteruleiiafs sfaI io-F-
TRAINS CONhECT-At Grand JlncfIdn With ths
AississipR Central Railroad 70 Holly S1rr-s Oxford
Grenada Canton. Jack5on, ETC. and with ne Wsgfs-
-.pp and Tennessee Central Rsr9at 90 Bolivar Jlckso1
Al P0csh0ntas, with tri-wseky line OF Coaches 20
Ripley, Poutotoe, Aberdeen, and Columns. Kiss
Al luza Eith daily line o. f0ur-horse Coaches
through Aberreen, Columbus etc 70 the northern Hr-
minus Of The Noble and Ohio Railroad
I1rou8h tcEets good until usei.lh the rruIfars a.
.'ppins e any point desired 5Cid az ths GENERAL
Street Station
Each passenger win be a5vei one hundred pounds Of
oaggagei no article VIII Be carrsd ss bszgsEa that Is
aoL nc1ent % the person % the PASSENGER case q
l0ss the Company viii bold therlsaver r-1ongbrs f- ~
amount not er1eedlnr 800.
Negroes, when trsveiing alone, must have a permit
naming TIE point 70 which they 90 and spacfvnE
nat they are % travel By rarcad or they VII n0t -
carried No ticket vii Be sold them nor VII trey %
received on the ears unless their owner agent be pr
snt on noEn % the Ticket Aren't C1udu-t5r or 6thsr
person % voueh i0r geuuineEsss q permit
P. @. ARMS.
aeneraI supsrinleudent.
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Transportation.
areat paiIy southern Route.
1T - ID

TTtHBOUGH froui Vlcksburg, Mississippi 70 New Or
i leans, Louisisua. in fourteen hours and laff -
sv Of the Southern and tle New Orifaus Jacsqn aEd
Great Northern Railroad The cheapest and most ex-
1editious route from Vicksburg % New Orleans
Hereafter the passenger train VIII leave NlcksourE
daily IS r. 81 arrvirs 90 JzcEs0n and connecting
vita the fraln from New Orleans Tor Canton al 535
N ard arriving at Brandon 81 6f7i p a. connectLnE
with the eallY line OF stages for Montgomery Ala
leaving Brandon a 2 30 A. ~ arriving a. @G1Esou
ard connecting with fe train from Csutsu Tor New Or
leans $50 A. n and reaching FcEsours a. m O'clock
a..
M train Carrying the uan from Flcssbrrs Tor NeT
Orleans VIII leave VicEzburg daily 8unys excepted 90
o'clock A. arriving at Jackson a7d connecting Ti-h
he train from Castor for EeH Orleans ar $50 T.
Leaving Jackson and counectng win the train from
New Orleans for Canton az SIS H. and arriving at
'VicEsburK a g.15 p n O. WILLIAM8.
.-al-aa r.------ .--.--- Il ~.
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THE SPHEREOTYPE.

rTIuEIstest and By far the most Important improve
ment IN Photography Is the recoutly patented pic
ture known the SPHEREOEHPE, W1ich % net only
new AID uni any Of It's preecessor fle greatly
perior 70 AL ne SDEereotype Is proof bEanst rIlf,
AIR and wArER. and for richness o. tole, Warth q
expression and distinctness has aquain fact the
lusiou Is such tha1 TIRE picture image seems 1uscE
"a In air entirely independent o. the back ground
For This picture have tie exclusive right for Ken
pats. SpscinenscAn D. seen 10 our Gallery, where pic
urss also tskea In he various styles b. Arii.
PROF. REMINGTON,
Who combines the chemist With the Artist Nnlch c1a-
hles HIN e. 81 tine = groazce superior Pclu0ss
p. q. CLARK 4 CO.,
dsc>1 10. Cars's AaTe'e 8Icck.
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A TTORNKTs AT Law, Charleston, Miss, viii prso-
~ toe IN The fooEi1g counties OF EoTth Assissippi
TAnshEtchie, Panola. Talobusha. Carroll Sunfower;
the FeTal Court Pont0toc, and the Supreme Court
at JackEol Prompt attention wiz be paid 10 the Coec
tion sf Claims PLACED in their hands.
REFERENCEs - WstssH, GrEft & Benton, Holly
Springs, Miss; ". =. Stsarns- oxford, Kiss r s.
Fisher, Jackson Mss; Watt Noble Eobey, Nv Or
leans, La. sPl6-5n
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VIM. II. ARFCK
LOYEJOY 8 HARPER.

ORENTIss Bolivar C0ulty Mississippi, General Land
Il Agent for Arkansas ard Mississippi.
REFEREECEs.-6gv. d. s. FOstei Memphis; Brooke
4 Smedes. VtcksbsrE. Ep2i-d6m
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NOTICE

nR J. n sLEDGE has returned frum New York
after "a absenoe Of nine months, and has elected
souls astoandirg IN that city he has tGEen Al
ooe No. 81 Monroe street between Main and second
streets ami win reEIme the practice Of Medicine where
hs has for sac oeorstsd Conpounds All calls at
teudef TO- DAY ntgt- As be Intends beating perRa-
nenty in Menrhis and from the great success be has
had n he roafeat OF the various diseases he thinks
he shoa1d have liberal pstronzg from the citizens Of
Memphis jens-cly
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Stained Glass !
Old Looking Glass and Picture Frame
Notice.
Young America.

IL REPAIRING and JoBBING, from snd after thl
a date must Be cash on delivery-our regular custo
niers every thirty days. LAElS hI5k.
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SCOTT & DIXON

A TTORNETS AT Law AND 60hT0IEpAS IN CHAN
d OEHY, HrInPhfs Ten-, VII practics their profess
Al the Courts hsf in the city Of Memphis and the
Supreme and Feerai Courts jackson. Prompt stten-
tion WI y given 70 81 Claims for o0Irction entrusted
then Ofcs IN New Bank Building corner Of Main and
Msdison streets River bank. Entrsne Madison
street- isn6-tf
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Mrs. Partington says her minister preach
ed "abVUt tbs parody Of the probable SEN"
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. THE subscriber would re- G
1 spsetfully inform bis friends bAshS
49, land the travelling public, that bis ~ RSf
ACLASS RESTAURANT and HOTEL GARNl,
on Adams street. nearly opposite the Worsham Houss Is
now spen whsre his friends and customers viii b fur
nished with all kRds Game and delicaees Of tie saa
son as vel as the choicest brands Of wines Chaleng-
ing ali competition, he socits liberal share Of The
public patronaga. rspl-1yl JOSEPH TEUFEL-
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REff11 q
& Iunlc4 Coahors Bolivar and Warrington
3an5-dEvsm
DIR. THOS. TATE.
nFFBRs his services The citizens of Memphis and
" vicinity. Ofos on corner Of Second and washing
ton streets. mar1l-iy
TgAAC n. sTEELE--E. 7. noEGAN..wl. d. STEELE
Oorington. Tenn. Memphis, Tenn Memphis, Tenn
STEELE, MORGAN s. STEELE,
A TTOREEYs AND COUEsELORs AT Law, Mem
~ nhis Tenn VIZ practioe IN the Courts q Hest Ien-
6oor Special stteutioz paid 70 the collection Of Claims
octi-ly
NEW LAW PARTNERSHIP
XxTM. r. FOLK, and Smith P. Bsnkhesd, hAytnl
Nv fornd a pzrtnership VIII hereafter prsctioe -lsN
4oeether IN the city o. Memphis noYl-B
M. ID. WEIGH
A TTORKET AT Law, Jackson Tenn Al CUISINES
a entrusted % his care pruRpuy attended 70.
su-e-at-hwtf
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NEW PLATED GOODS
~ CANFIELD, BROTHER Dc CO.,
H229 BALTIMORE STREET,
are now opening all the styles of plated COFFEE
and TEA SETS plated URNS, BASKETS, KETTLES,
Butter Boats Sugar Baskets, Salt Cellars, SPOONS,
FORKS LADIES, CAsToRs &c, &c, and for sale at the
lowest prices. apSu
NEW PEARL JEWELLERY
1N CANFIELD, BRO. CO.,
229 BALTIMORE STREET,
Have just opened complete assortment of + E K l.
L Y, consisting of full sets, Pins, Necklaces,
Ear Drops, Bracelets, &c. newest styles mr3l-u
p CAMPBELL b. Garfield. J. II. MEREDITH,
CANFIELD, BROTHER s CO,
" IMPORTERS, MANUFACTURERS
WATCHES FINE JEW JEwELRY,
SILVER AND PLATED WARE,
MILITARY AND FANCY GOODS,
DIAMONDS AND PRECIOUS STONES.
mr2s-tf Baltimore
STOWELL'S
- NEW JEWELRY,
SILVER WAKE HOUSE,
Ne,U Marble Buildings opposite adams E1preS Co. Office
AT TIfIS ESTABLISHMENT,
the purchaser always find THE NEWEST STYLE and
WATCHES,
(of his make) and
Chas. Frodsham,
Jules Jurgensen,
Patek Phillip,
Johnson.
Tobias and all other Makers.
WELRY
in great variety of European and American Manufacture
SILV Err W r f,
of his manufacture always on hand, and made to
per, at short notice.
ALBATA PLATED WARE.
The largest and richest STOCKi Baltimore, being South
Agent for the sale of the Goods at wholesale and
tail of the
AMERICAN SHEFFEILER PLATE co.
All Goods will be sold at MANUFACTURERS PRICES and
warranted by the Co. to be the best GOODS in the market
large Stock of FRENCH GAS FIXTURES, BURNERS.
FANCY ARTICLES, CLOCKS, CANTON CHINA, &c.
A. STOWELL, JR
e22 If Proprietor, 1913 Baltimore st.
GEO o. w. w E B,
~ GOLDSMITH AND JEW WELLER
S. e. corner of Baltimore and Charles streets.
IMPORTER AND DEALER IN
FINE WATCHES RICH JEWEL
SILVER AND PLATED WARE
FINE FANCY ARTICLES
~ Every attention paid to the repair and manufacture
of Jewery Fine watches repaired by experienced work
men. mr13-tf