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Plantation for SaIe ar Rent.

yITE sill sell OF rent 40 acres Of snd-sOo -
w cleared, good dwelling, orchard, &c, seven
miles from Memphis, on EoncOnnah Greek, ne8rS~
Pigeon Roost and Plank Road. Apply 10 -
ROBINSON s. YOUNG,
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Spiral N0tites.
D ~YsPEPsIA AND FITS

ID YSP AND FITS
DIR. o. Phelps Brown,
THE great eurer o. CONSUMPTION, was for ssys-.r
years 50 badly snheted By Dyspepsia, that for a psrt o,
the time he was confined to his bed. He was eventually
cured By a prescription furnished By a young ~elairvoy-
ant girl. his prescription, given By . mere eAHd.
While la state Of trance, has cured everybody who has
taken t. never having failed once. It Is equally a. sure
IN cases q Pits as Of Dyspepsia- ne ingredients nav
Be found IN any Drug Store. I VIII send this valuable
prescription 70 any Pers0n on receipt OF one stamp %
pay postage. ADDRESS,
DR.. o. PHILIPS BROWN,
No. q Grand a., Jersey CITY, NJ.
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WHARF IMPRovEMExT-WOTkmen are busi-
ly engaged grading the landing do"n nom
Poplar street. 1t is an excellent Improvement
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e Beautiful ladies and crowds Of distin-
guished gentlemen daily visit Tyler & Co.'s
Gallery to obtain the beautiful works Of art
executed by these renowned artists DEPOSITS
Odd Fellows, Hall. II
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saNeaacN.
$50 Reward.

N ANAwzY On or about the Isl q July DAVID -
IL . slave AGED 20 years, OF dark brown color ~
win weigh near 100 pounds shout s fret 10 inches
hish; some Of his front teeth out. 7 win give ihs~A6
above Tsward Il Epprehsrcsd out Of this STATE, or as
Il taken IN TIRE State. he Is : piasterer By trsts.
o1a9w n. 3. BALDWIN.
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q We are pleased to learn that the cars
on the Memphis and Ohio Railroad will run to
Capt. JONEs', ten miles beyond Brownsville, OF
and after Monday next. The Mail train will
leave Memphis daily Sundays sxesPtsd) at
O'Clock. p. n.
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LEers1Ar1vE.-Ths Missouri Legislature
meets Tomorrow.
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Notice OF DIssOInIIOn.

Notice OF Dissolution.
n oO-Partaership heretofore existing betWes
Undersigned under TIE style o. TITUS a CO., Is
dsydisselved By limitation = TITUS,
r. A. NOON,
r. 7 PAFTISON.
Hessrs- r TITUS and R. A. NOON VII continue ths
COTTON ~PACrORAGE N COMMISSION BUEI-
NESS, under the style OF TITUS Il CO.; and I would
OrdiGlly commend them to the patronage Of ny friends
ssd the public generally.
iy2I-sn R. 7. PATTIsON.
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Great Reduction in PFlc of Planes,

HAYIN determined to usso O Efforts TO make Mem
III phis land our establishment In particularly head
q~uarterp for the sale Of PIANOS in the Southern county,
We have usde such arraAEemcuts With the manufactur-
ers Of Plsnos. that we VIII Be enabled 70 make at least 10
per cent deduction from the usual prices on all Pianos
sold By Us. To be thoroughly convinced that we are sell
ing the BEST Pianos cheaper than has ever before been
offered In Memphis. Purchasers viii oblise rs BY ex-
aiming the Pianos, and ascertain the prioes at
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CHAs. 7. EELsOE,l
n. hcOOLLUk, SOomu
r.. p. BOND.
Lighte, Newton s.
Bradbury's

Llghte, Newton 8 Hradbury'f
Pianos.
MINE superior PIANOS Just received from the estsb-
IN lshment OF hessrs. Lighte, Newton 4 Bradbury,
which We are oherinE a. New Yefk prizes. From the &C
cuired reputation Of these Piano Fortes, further notice
rem rs VIII not Be necessary. with every ASSURANCE
! that purchasers wiz get q No. 1 Piano, we submit them
/ E.r lhalr In.naclLcn- Iccll A Co
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az GNFN.

HAVING resumed again the FURNITURE BUsINEzs
II q the Old stand, Ead are now receiving an entirely
new and vel seiected stock. which cannot but please All,
both IN price and style. Thankful 70 an nv friends foT
their past liberal patronage, Wsuid SIN solicit thsir
trade, and would Be pleased y serve you again
Scfl-U b. n. ~GROSyHNOR.
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Commercial Mlattrrs.
sEEFaIs DAILY APPEAL oFEIoE.

7 EUNDANI V-WEVI u HW"F '
ooTToH-Asi sususl on Saturday, the merchants
were busy yesterday in haish.ng up the business sf th'
past week, and preparing foi that Of another 20 tha
sales were less lively. They Amounted 70 l,6t bales, a
follows ! bsls At . oentE, II At loX, IT at II, Iss a
I1K, "a 1t II X, 81 at II is. s72 at IS st ItN
me ruliss prss vas = half q cent higher thin on sAtur.
day last; then It was IIH, with a dropping ~iendsncyi
nov It Ia 49, with = arn market. The lnumber d
bales sold below liz IL T6T bales, 'he number At us
aud shove Is 500 bsles. The outside nsures OF our quo
tstions are the prevailing ones.
Inferior.........7 q TX Middling. Gil
Ordinary .........s q s. Good Hiddfing. III H@IIk
Low hddnnE..-.IoaeI0N Par..-...~...u%@nN
The shipments 81 cotton from this port during the last
vesk wee: To New Orleans 10 oil bales, g.. LasIs 2s7
bales, Ohio SIS bales. Total, "a s6s bales.
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All Those

WHO are AFFLICTED With any chronic disease considered
ineurable, viii receive = Letter giving absrmatio
which wiz insure = speedy and permanent cure By send
ing their names and one stamp 10 prepay postage, 10
Dr.. ;. B. FeoTE, the celebrated Chrsnlc Physician, and
authOr Of " Medical Common Sense" Saratoga Springs.
New YORK. 49,
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Bands! Bandsi Bandsl
u keep constantly on hand . fun assortment Of both
hsshiHeStretehed Leather and Gam-Elsstie
GIN AND MILL BANDS,
Of slsiIes. from two 20 sixteen inches IN With, and AZ
We are the Agents OF the Manufacturers, can sen them
nsloE As they can be found in themarEst, and gzarsnte
them to be Of the best quality made.
-RDEONDsON s. ARMSTRONG,
Ne. 2T Main street.
aHg1GdtEaWiy Sign o. the Golden Etirrup.
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WILLIAM POObEx
IITOULD respectfully inform his friends and patTOnl
w Of Eemphis. and the public - large, that be Hal
moved frem his old stand, 257, 10 The house lately oo-s-
pied By the Bank Of Memphis,
M O60 Main Stree
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nessee viii meet at soneryilles on Wednesday
the 81 Of November.
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Raven, Bacon s. Co.'s Pianos.
EIGHf PIANOS from the vel known manufacturers
IL OF Messrs. Raven, Bacon & &c We have been sell
ing this make o. Pianos fo- several years past, and every
Instrument has Invariably given perfect sAiisfActiOn.
Our prices viii be same - the manufacturers In New
York. Toc1 hcKIEHET q co.
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CAES0N-ICAL-Those cannon still lie half
buried in the mud on the bluff, neglected like
an opera singer in lent, whom nobody thinks
Of when his music is not wanted. Some
months ago the City Council made an apprO-
priation to have a couple Of them put on
wheels, in readiness for professions and re-
i5icings, and for fighting the wise men Of
Gotham Whsz they come to attack the city.
The instructions Of Council have not yet been
obsysd. We not only want cannon that Will
IRE. bu. also cannon that will run.
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HaIIef, Davis A Co.'s Pianos.

AEO lust received from the celebrated
= establishment q Messrs. Hslet, Davis 4 Co Boz
ton These PiHEos have The improved Iron Frame Pa
tent suspensinn Bridge and French Action. For touch,
tone and durability, they are not surpassed. For sale
rerr InE hT IncII MCkIkNEL y OO.
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Burnett's Cocaine.
Astngle application renders the Hair no matter how
stiH and dryJ soft and slossy for several dsys. It IL
conceded BY all who have used Il to be the beat and
eaedPssf Hair DressiHg IN ne g0rld. Prepared By
JOSEPH REE & CO., Boston.
q For 50 . By s Manifold 3 Co., and dealers
generally. orta.5 tn
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Vim. Knahs q Cn.,s Pianos.

WE are constantly receiving PIANOS 49,
w from this great Southern Plano
actory, to which we would speciality
cal the attention OF purchasers. Theys
ar Justly ~cslebrated for their bsautiful and immense
olume Of tone. and VII compare favoTably with the
eft Pianos the world can produce. We have 70 arrive
this week. one o. the most szperb Pianos In the South
m country. Price sI,0O0. Visitors and purchasers
are solicited to call 81 our Plane WaTerOomsa and examine
them. TocT1 4 co.
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Advertisement ]


u Beautiful AmbrOtyPes for IS cents, at
TYLER & Co.'s Gallery. Larger sizes proper
t~ionately cheap. Opposite Odd Fellows Hall.
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Edmondson & Armstrong,

Edmondson q Armstrong,
Wholesale and Retail Dealers In
HIDES, OIL and LEATHRR
NO. 9E7 MAIN STREET,
Opposite Court Square-Sign OF the
q i q . n SE1rEuD
KEEPeonstantly On hand . fun assortment Of srtioi.s An
their line, consisting IN part OF French asd American
Calf Skins, Hszloek and Oak-Fsnned Sole Leather
sEirtlngs, Harness, Bride, wax and Kip Upper Leather.
Ansmslsd and Patent Leather Of al tInds; Pad, Hog.
ohsmois, Deer, Lining and Topping skins Also, . full
assortment Of ssddlers', shosmstsrs' sHd Tanners
Tools, &C. ssddlery Hardware and Harness Mountings
Of every varisty-tO Which " respectfully invite
the attention Of persons hsyfnE IN our line.
HnE2O-dtWaw1y
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FOR sT. LOUIs AND CAIRO
hhaDLAh TUESDAY, PACEET
THE SWIFT PASSENGER STEAMER
POLAR STAB.

HAS been PLACID regu. ary In this $780,
II trade, and vii remain permanentl7, lAf
and viii leave Memphis every TUESDAT
and 81 L1sis every sTening
al 5 o5ci5ck.
Passengers and shippers nay rely on his Plczet max
ing regular weekly tups. she has sp,enfld
tons for passenger. ard VII execute business orders
nithfuny. For freizhf m passage aDpiy or 5asTd, Or 90
oc30-lm DUVAI.A LGRO 3 Co. Areuta-
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CoUETERFErT ScHEIDAM ScHNAPPs.-We
beg leave to call the attention Of our readers
to the advertisement Of UDOLFHO WOLFE, in
to-day's paper.
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saddles, Harness, Brides, sc.
We are now Just r~eosivi8g . fresh and ven selscts4
stsck Of goods in this line, such a.
SADDLES, sRrpLzs
HARNESS, COLLARS
hAhks WHIPS,
WAGON HAENEsS
BRIDL8 FILINGS, COVERS,
SADDLE BAGS, ITO. gro MO.
OF EvERT VARIETY.
All Of which We win sen at the very lowest market rates.
H~pNOEDsON & ARMSTRONG.
No. 24T Main street,
auE@edtWsEly Slgn Of the Golden 8iirrup.
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Rurneff,s Cncnaina-

SoLOaAhCa
COMPOUND Of OOoos-Hut on, etc, for dressing III
hair. For enosey and agreeableness. II Is without
rival.
HPreUeRts Che Hair from falling Of.
HPrOmotes is healthy aad VigorOUs gro,rth.
Is not greasy or sticky.
II leaUss no disGgresabIs odor.
H'offens the Hair Uhea hard and Dry.
sOOihes the irTitatsd scalp skin.
Hgfords The richest lHsfre.
II remains longest in effect.
1t costs fifty cents for a half iHf bottle.
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DAILY APPEAL.
81, 1855.

RELIGIOUS NoTIcE.-m ConvOostiOn Of
The Wsstsrn District Of the Diocese Of Ten
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BoARo OF HEALTH List Of intsrments FOR the
week ending Saturday, October soth, 1860
October 18th, J. BriIzolsr, syea 3s years, disease COR
sumption. and daughter Of MIS-. Love, 10 months, disc
rhea....27, negro woman, - years, sonsuuptiOn.-.-2S
MIS-. X. s. yoneB, 81 years sbsoess, and v Boro, 81
years, EsDgrene Of luDEs.
c. < Hoist & soE, Sections.
October 2sd, James DorSey, aged 60 ysGrss disease ef-
fects Of old age, and Lease Holmes, q years, eeafh from
faH..,.2t, A. Henderson, So years, dropsy Of chezt....2s
q. h. CoEan, Is years, typhoid fever.
J. & n. Sections.
October 2Eth. A. 3. D1ncy, aged 49years5 dissse oebh.
tvs. Charles GArEln, IS years, intemperanee, and
a strauErr, 20 yesrS, name MT knoEn-...so. Ihos- Hays
a vssrs. o~ongtstfve chill. ". r. SMITH, Sexton
Tuck. Secy Of Board Of Health.
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Merchant Tailoring,

BetW en- Court and Madison STREETS. one eoor south o.
Bsnson's Music Store, With he has ntted up a. great ex.
nanEe- 70 nnufInna Bis fnrmer hn.lnasa u
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FOR white River.
anHa ~

PC EaAhCl3 No 2....--....s-.NlLL WOOD. AasteI
fItHls splendid light drsuzht pa7ssngar k
II packet VIII leave for the shove and l
al Intern date bindings. For freight
or passnse sppiy on hoard. or to -
cc19-7t I'll. WILLIAMS & CO Aunfs.
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e Attention is directed to the advertise
ment Of " True Turf OI.o It is all it claims
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= Refer to SPEED, DONOHO & STRANGE
column.
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POI 81 Francis River

GOAHI.- .----~s.-...--.-F EEENETT- Master
I RAJ IS a. shove ard en- ~intermsdlsrs Ma~h
Il ports Per might or passagsI8 ap- H3
ply en- board, or 10
HARMBTAD s. GORE M
GEO uUVAI- ATGrn a 90 a4e--a
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VANCE Nj vaughan John
ZIEGLEF GEO P .

W. h. CAkhOLL, Postmaster.
MEMPHIS, October 81, 1858.
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8tguIar gatbfts

ut N-T| p > LI--I-
LssvfE AOhDAHs November D, at r. h.
PHILADELPHIA...-....-..J. n. MARsHArL Ma-fer.
WILL leave for The sblvs ard su RFE@k
w ntermeiiate ports. For freight or Lf
passage, apply on hosrd or to
DUvAL. ALGEo q co. ~
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N. wspaper Accounts.

TFTOTn IIt NV VfIf 1'H TIC ~ me, Mud N I
Tho 1egssiure oi the stats of Chhu.hua Is staiei W
have granted " Messrs. Mcaanus Potts saact nryi
lego Tor TIE construction q rsra al through sba SO.
Tho Errd0rdrory reports thai ak oil the accused Ia
The San Vccute ALTAR have ben found guilty and coo.
demued 70 dtah bus the case has been carried The
Supreme Court
Inc Zuoaga government has granted ns ,r.guater 70
lssac J. AcMckep, ESQ as Consul ~ the Usted sts At
Acapulco, ami also TO A. Baes, Esq es Consa q tho
nauon Mt the port Of q iayenas
Gen Rohlee hns oha'rcd leave OF absence for the E
pose N proceeding 20 Mexico Jexplsin 10 his govern
the views Of With pctt % he sister topubIs rc
clearly than DC could BY iOttor
Ssnors snntes Hnd ia'ragus, Mexican Mna,ets o.
spectivcy w. Rome sud q Span have been racs,i o.
tha ZlOsga gcvrr ~ to' ihe corsttutiJral a. icri,
Jasr 2, has az -ti 'esg- l-tNs Cd ,c.s', Ia pest
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the Essne pa, NssSsss"s Usn ,' Company.

TINS contract uhe nsl % 'racl seems 10 tav. in
se'v vevod General larsr, who represents iho "a.
r.7irsNcn N1sniusal u lyaf. Toe rufed 4etas
Hpts vN pos f4A Vhfa t1ev heaf of thNse r,s.t NJ
i-I hove rtt er,tnu % yroIrsi 0n0irsi Co. i'm.
20 of n Ffecb ccnan, n DC affairs O. Car,rai sae.
b. 10 does nos appear, 30 ~ever trli noIv ~ "a
49, auth sny III ti ~sH01, f'lNcust % nls beea 80
~ "a JAG c1ungrice whcf Ac A1a yea,
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MfNiI1J dNhH y, f5Oo
Ne'cs from me Interior Suppressed ty ne G0u0Rms-7hs
Tryress If anarchy Straits Of zulososs Gosnment--
Noble Course Of Mr.. fasy.h-TAs Forced Contributions,
&c, dc dc.
To write you all OF tho floating OF Mexico would
take quires OF paper but TO write you what known for
truth will occupy but little time and spsce For the past
three days he most profound mystery has hung the
Palscio Nscopal. Three ertraordrdrics have arrived
NON derens parts CT VIC interior with Rews for the 20
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ARRysr or CAPTsE Dx RIvIERE IN New Ga
YESTERDAY Lieutenant Iegget Of the Third dis.
rict police arrested Captain Henri A. dc Rvlere Of the
French army, by virtue Of eiegraphc despatch receiv-
cd rom sister city OF Mobile He taken 10 Jus
tce Bsrnens Office, on Freuchnep street, who required
him TO furnish security Tor hs future appearance IN Tho
o. 81 600, but y, ast accounts the security had not
been furnished. appears that he over here 10
be married b. you1g lady OF Mobile, who, With her
mother accompanied him, and the despatch, we under
stand FROM the young lady y father who believes and
charges that the gallant captain already The husband Of
Vile and has right n another. All this, the cap
tsln rays, mi rsr, su7 may have arisen from the Gas,
Pet he fOrn sriy Ecr' mistress, wlo csuai hiw husband
without auv l,gn .,ty 70 30 60 Tie case aothet
NlrtTssioT Y the ~, ts The course Of ure lovev
S.--Our T.sacrs FHi ronemt " The reet-Nso creans
IlegylIse, Jlns ~
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WbeD, IN the month Apri, ls5J, appeared upon my
countfys soil, ocoying. former OCCASION tho mi
versel call OF The people the situation Ia which the coun
try thor wss, wns moss perplexipg aud suit found
nothing but ruin aud decay IN every branch and do
partment o. The government There no, single dollar
- The pubic uetsury, cor 10 be expected thai
tbere would De one tor long time 70 come nsgmus
all the revenues we're subject conve ntions made with
foreign Towers and only thirty per cent OF all TIC Custom
House ard other dues left for carrying the govern
mont The army vas reducci 10 merely few yckcts
the common enemy was rendy and preparing for fresh
eRgrefsCns upon us, Ire wild rn0iane unchecked IN
their ncurslons and depredatons, the highways were
covered With robbers parties were they always arc
hitter and force against c~ch other individual schemes
Of pei bs anbou and individual contest and amnesty
vas the order Of the Gay 10 word, the only pr ~par
Dlioi' ne c1tliry VS. tbe' OF general End rtf's'
ciaog D. vas ne federal system. unier Which W. ltf
ttCr ruIet, rl c1 vac Che late Of srch ssd frt az
guahlc fruatcr Put IN r,t, ~ el thc Hoge thr ftN.
te rcot w elh which ai en- timer lst isborei 'cr ifl
foCl a my oourt.y, 90 nct nfraxe me en- rs tryag
cccsson
~ AbCrs Eerc commenced by crrtri1.rr a cat.lct
.eiscitd Ciig fs wbo were no meet ittrgusrci icr
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r.sFITTING EsTABLISHMENT

TAS-FITTIN ESTABLlSHMENI.-
(I WILLIAM COGAN, Pradicat GdS-FHiT
FGyette .Aiiey .AierandriG proposes to open
branch CT his establishment at CHARLoTTEsn LIE
where, as here, he will attend to GAS-F IN"
in all It's branches. Stores, Dwellings, Churches
Machine Shops and Public Buildings iltted up
on the most approved plans, and at reasonable
prices He is also prepared 10 lurnIsh Steam
Pipe Steam Guages, and Steam COCKS 'oh'
tracts will be made for " ork, and hXtureS OF any
kind supplied al the lowest rates
HR ALL WORK WARRANTED. ap 2N-IY
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JENKINS 4 LAMBDIN, M.ANUF.AC-
,D IURERS OF SASH DOORS, SHUT
TIERS, BLINDS, and FRAMES, keep con-
stantly OH hand large assortment of the above
named articles and will sell them, Quality con-
sidered) as cheap as they can be bought in the
United States.
~ All orders promptly attended to. Circu-
lars of sizes and prices furnished, on appIca-
t;op Address JENKINS x LAMBDlN,
cor. OF Queen and Fairiax-sts, Alex, Va.
ap 2l-eoly
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~ To The Cai=eS Of ALsrGudrrG The un-
dersigned, having seen III the city papers recent.
ly, number OF names introduced as candidates
Tor the office OF Superintendent OF Police and
Street Commissioned, beg leave 10 suggest the
name of one, whose claims are, at least as good
as any yet named, and one too, who, Ct ne will
serve, and we have 10 reason 10 doubt but ne
will) possesses the requisite qualifications, (ln
our opinion,) to higher degree than any YET
introduced and that is Joseph Grimes, who viii
be, if nominated, voted for by the
ian lS-3'' TENTH LEGION.
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CWAN x cos LOTTERIES!
y MAGNIFICENT SCHEMEi
acn nnn MN rEN nnIIARSi

The following Scheme will be drawn by 5.
SWAN & CO., Managers of the FoRT GAINES
ACADEMY LOTTERY, in each OF their Lotteries tor
January, 1895 at AUGUSTA Georgia. TO which
city they have removed their principal Office
Class y. 10 be drawn in the city OF Augusta,
Ga, in public on Saturday, January 23d 1875.
Glass 73. 10 be drawn in the city Of Augusta,
Ga in public, on Saturday, January SON, 1898,
OS THE PLAN OF SINGLE NUMBERS.
5,4OO Pri-g!-NeWly one Prt:e 10 sUgy = Iickst@
MAGNIFICENT SCHEME!
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THOMAS $. JAMESON,

MACHINIST and IRON FOUNDER,
F CORNER OF ROYAL AND WILKE STREETS, III
rs PREPARED to execute orders for 81 A
| TIONARY STEAM ENGINES, BOILERS,
Mill Gearing, Shatting Pulleys and Hangers,
Pumps, Fans, Slide and Hand Lathes, Drill
Presses, Wrought or Cast Railing, Columns and
Girders. Gas or Water Pipe, and MACHINERY
Of every description Superior CASTINGS
made to order at short notice, and on reasonable
terms On hand, several STEAM ENGlNE>,
eight horse power, and eight or ten LAIHES,
to which the attention OF those in want is re,
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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-01-20

EUST RECEIVED AND FOR SALE
,j 90 boxes Ralsins, whole, halt, and quar-.
25 drums Figs
bales Almonds
| sack paper she'll do
boxes CItron
20 boxes Fire Crackers
12,0O0 Torpedoes
Filberts. Cream Nuts, and Peanuts
Dbl Craaberries; cask Currants; case
fresh Prunes; 500 Sweet Oranges; B boxes Sour
do boxes Lemons
Also, fine assortment OF TOYS and FANCY
ARTICLES, suitable for Christmas, with great
variety of Fancy CANDY, and Candy of my
own manufacture, which | offer for sale as low
as any other establishment in this city.
c. SCHAFER Coniectioner,
dec q No 3, Fairfax ST, north oi King ST.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-01-20
~ OnDENING TICBETs or {

N ORDERING TICKETS Ok CERTIFICATES
Enclose the money TO our address for the
Tickets ordered, or receipt Of which they will
be forwarded by first mail.
Purchasers can have Tickets ending in any
figure they may designate.
The list OF drawn Numbers and Prizes vii Je
sentto purchasers immediately after the drawing
" Purchasers will please write their sigma
tures plain, and give their Post Office, County,
and STATE
IL Remember thatevery prize IS drawn, and
PAYABLE in ull without deduction.
Ia All prizes of j. UCO and under. paid I'M
mediately after the drawing-other prizes at the
usual time oithirty days
All communications strictly confidential.
Address orders Tor tickets or certificates 10
5. SWAN 4 CO., Augusta, Ga.
~ Persons residing near Montgomery, Ala,
or Atlanta, Ga, can have their orders nlied, and
save time, by addressing 5. SWAN Il CO, al
either OF those cities.
EY1 a list OF the numbers that are drawn
from the wheel, with the amount of the prize
that each one is entitled Ia, will be published
after every drawing, in the following papers
Augusta, (Georgia) Constitut!onalist, New
Orleans Delta, Mobile Register Charleston
Standard Nashville Gazette, Atlanta lnteIIigen.
Ger, New York Weekly Day Book, Savannah
Morning News Richmond Dispatch, New York
Dispa,cn. and PauIding (Miss) Clarion.
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