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PIoSEER ExFREss-Mel are indebted 10 oar
friend Ma. Luke Whitfield, OF his Company,
FOR fun files oTlate papers
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Gin.

Pianos : Pianos at less than New York
rates, at +. Katzenbaeh's, s7 Main street. Call
Don and get vour plck.
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Cotton PIantatiOu--Simpsou, Hayes& Co.
are tobe applied 10 for Information regarding a
valuable plantation, either for sale or rent, on
the ST. Francis River. There are eight hundred
and hny acres. OF which FIVE hundred acres are
under cultivation. There are eighty hands on
the place.
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--- "-T ~ - - ~ II
Menken Bros. d Co.
what Does ia Mean j. g. Z. X! II
means that the most elegant Valentines are 10
be found at r. katzenbach's, 81 Main street.
Game! Game - Game !!!-Fuchs, at Al
Jefferson street, has the delicious Quail andHhe
real Northern Pheasant that cannot be eKcelled
by any bird in the world. Ducks. Geese, Squir-
rel, OPossum, Rabbit, Nenison, fatand delicious,
cut into saddles or hams. All OF our readerst that
eat game, must go to Fuchs, A jefferson street.
20 buy. Nlck is always there 20 TO attend to
var
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

Rfn PostInx.-The best Bill Poster ana Dis
tnbutor in the city al this office. jall-tf
rhaneery sale OF city property to-day pre-
ciseIy a ten o'clock. The Clerkand Master will
/ sell al the Court House door, some Of the most
valuable property in the city. Let every one
who wishes 70 invest in city property attend
there to-day. some Of the property Is sold for
cash. some ON short credit and some on long
credit We have very little doubt but that a
large portion OF the property sold on "a credit
to-day win double mvalue before the purchaser
win have 10 pay for It, For a description Of The
property to be sold, see advertisement under
head Of Chanoery sales.
Ladie R~ead.-Check, white aud black silks
ar 81 75c a yard, at Menken Bros. ZOOS
Merchants Attend.-An stock as represented
or money refunded, at Lutz, wiudle q Co.'S, Il
and - South Court street. A large lot Of stock
at auction to-day. The reference Of All rospec-
table houses as good as cash.
Fashionable Daneing.-M. DeGray Bennett
respectfully informs the citizens of Memphis
that his Spring Session will commence on
Thursday, February lst, at 3 o'clock m. Chill
dren and Ladies' Glasses, Thursdays and Satur-
DAYS. 8 O'Clock ,. m. Gents do, Monday
Wednesday and Friday evenings : o'clock
4 Card-I. the undersigned, take pleasure I'm
recommending 10 my friends aud the famnlesor
Memphis generally, Prof De Gray Bennett, as
an accomplished gentleman and INST class
operauc artistic; the only one in the South COM
petent OF teaching the classic art Of dancing.
ja8 81 BARBIERE, Sen
check siIk. 81 % a yard, at Menken Bros-&
Cos.
boots and ShOeS-Mr. JosephS Levett has
removed his Boot aud shoe house to 3S Main
street, where he would De happy TO see his old
friends and customers, and supply them with
everything in his line that they may need.
BalmoraI skirts, only s. at uenken Bros.
& Co.'S.
Those Having business with DIR. Gabbert
viii md him at the drug store Of swain.6
Fails, 8l Main street, below Union, from eleven
TO one O'Clock every day, untl further notice.
HOi For Mexie0.-By an advertisement in
our paper this morning it Will be seen that MI.
C. Il. Rigdon, who is well known throughout
ths South as a m~achinist, is on for Mexico for
the purpose Of establishing agricultural works
Menken Bros. a Go. oHer to-day the fol-
lowing cheap goods:
Balmorul skirts at s., worth s..
White, all wool. Flannel 81 50 cents. worth 81.
Towels at 81 a dozen, worth S..
Bleached Domestic and Irish Linen, and one
thousand other articles.
Beautifully BeRutifuIar AT the new goods at
Meuksn Bros. a Cos.
Dwelling for Reni.-A good N comforta-
bic Dwelling with four rooms, on Vance street,
for rent. Apply Immediately 10
J.P. DROMGOOLE,
4l2 Main Street
Removable. :. Levitt has removed to the
spacious and wen arranged ware room, S3 Main
Street, where he has on hand, and is constantly |
receiving, every variety OF boots and shoes. He
sells at a redaction on current prices. !
Black Silks at great bargains at Menken
Bros
Mules. Horses and Mares al auction this |
morning at 10 O'Clock. at a and 4, South Court
street. PRANK HYDE, Auctioneer.
"
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Cheap Ladies' FurS.-A fine Fur Cape and
Cuffs at $40, at the Memphis Hat Company.
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DIRECTORS:
SAVINGS

N which Deposits OF ONE DOLLAR, anE
greater sums viii Be received. and draw inter
ct Al the rate OF f5ur per cent per annuns
when the same remains three months or
longer. 1als am
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Notice.
II MEMPHIS
Saddle and Harness Mandatory

again Open, cor. Main and Monroe street.
HAVING resumed business at the old stand.
II We are now prepared 10 furnish our old
customers and the public generally, as We did
in old times. We keep constantly On hand a
nun assortment OF Saddles, Harness, Brides,
Whips, Collars, HameS, Leather and Saddlerv
Hardware. All work warranted 70 please. Gail
and try as. (Sign Of the Horns.
ian2 2m il. BEGBIE & co.
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MEgr1fls CHANEEE OF oosINEhcE-A the
regular monthly meeting - Doay S
daF. ue following resolution wee Fleien = ~
q. smith, ESD and unanimously a'Vl-
RssoIrsd, Thai a comEiittee Of I'VE lne.t1
fH4 President D. aBuoinJrd 20 open "a cqrtea-
uuudauce with the 81 Louis Chauper OF Com.
meuse. and other public bodies cunaFf4eqs h44
- lake suitable sirp.in the building 81 halAgal
connections between -. Louis ana MemphlH,
vest ~ The uFar and That they repOrtther uc-
Uun tu she premise az an early dsy.
The folGrjug -geuleuusu were appointed IN
auenn1ssss WIN ue resolution: - NJ. Earring
ton, H. O. Smith, J}hu 7 Sweyue, l. J. Drgree,
and % 4. Trebsyaut- TEiE acli0n Onthe part
Of the Chamber * C1mmerce plainly indicates
that cur merchants are fG-F alive Io1he inter
.-fsof Meuaghia and Sc trust that y e shall soon
have a fan agI yorable report from the CsIa-
Hantee
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IMPORTANT TO SHTPPERs.-As there seems 10
he considerable doubt as 10 the general bearing
OF the following order from the Collie ctor's
once. We publish il for the benefit o. our ship
ping friends:
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BANKING.
Paid In Capital, S250,0OO
Authorized Capital, 100000
OFFICERS:

". H. CHERRY, President.
A. 7. LACEY, ---- UoePTesidsas.
R. C. DANIEL, cashiaE'
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Planters, Do You want homes, mules or
maresG II so, go to Tom C~ogswell's sale sta
bles. III and l2s jefferson street, corner Fourth,
the oldest stable keeper i'm the city. He buys
cheaper, sells cheaper, trades quicker, than any
other man in town. He has also a blacksmith
shop, wagon yard, and everything elze attached
to the stables.
n. B.. A fine lot Of Kentucky mules just ar
rived. ia SSlW
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CEAECEBY G9UET-Theue ives bpt Little done
p uhds Caurt Eestsnesg 81 special interest The
caees on ike docket were disposed q snd the
fouowingdocket - 10 to-day
az Iohn Lendsrman a. g. T. y. LoOney,
ID.
a. T. ~ BucSner, IS Geo. y. Robinson e u.
sa7 l. Rocco, n o. "a Al Hail dai
"a NJ. Handee. I'D 81 W. loDpkina aaL
49,. Thos James IS = Phasr, eaL
sa. Jackson Insurance ComPaas5 uz Clarence
Hunt.
eos. Nsu A Lincoln, ~. D.. C. Love, a.
60. q. F. sobBssR, rs. Geo. Humphrey, a.
go PA yess. - s 8~urschneld, daL
4SL ~. Il Fagan, e w. AZ s. SqsbY, r a
IS. Tnion Back Tenn, a. D. X Weaker eqL
- II Ma, o. Wa r. Hunt
ss2. Thos lone, &C. ". G. Anderson,
az. ". II. Hardin, g. T. j. Coggsweh, a@
fs. q = Meath, g. Prank Smith.
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Ofice-NO. Is Madison Street.
ON Business once
The Mails Close.

VIII be opened nom 5 O'Clock A. A., until
? N. Advertisers VIII please bear this In mnd
= I'd hand In their favors early.
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LOCAL MATTERS.

valuable line for late Northern papers.
ProNEER EXPREss-The gentlemen connected
with this fast line have placed us in possession
Of the very latest dates from all points.
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Do you want 20 buy OF rent a Cabinet Organ ?
Do you want a Violin, Guitar or Ranjog Dc
You want school Books, Blank Books or sta
uouerys G. 10 K~atzenbach's, 3I7 Main street.
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0. Shultz,
BIACHINIST.
WESTERN FOUNDRY
IN"
nj a Ch1n9 So op
wM. a. RoBINsog Z CO

= ROsIssos lsts o. Quin5y 3 Ec-@z.
Memphis
J, 9. sroKEs, lats o stokes -sTior. Es-aDhiA
h N4CAoAoG T SACSDEES t0rU=-L win
quincy Robinson.
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For Sale or Rent fine and valuable
Cotton plantation on 81 Francis river is offered
for sale or rent. Hands already contracted with
for The vear See ndNrrtscmnnf
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Messrs. Blelock a Co, Of Sl5 Main street, have
received their first stock OF steel Pens direct.
They have their imprint on each pen, and they
are made direct to their order-the 8J8-thv 4Oi-
and the Bank and Commercial Pen They are
enabled TO sell these pens at the same figures as
New York jobbers. We commend them TO the
notice Of the public.
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Black and n Check silks, 81 70 yard,
at Menkeu Bros & Co.
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100 Cases Dry Goods, cheap to the trade, at
Menken Bros Il Co.
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Removable. :. Levitt has removed to the
spacious and wen arranged ware room, S3 Main
Street, where he has on hand, and is constantly
receiving, every variety OF boots and shoes. He
sells at a redaction on current prices.
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Black silks at great bargains at Menken
Rraz
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New FeRture.-This afternoon that SPLEEN
did business property on Beale, near Second
street, will De sold at auction. This is one ofthe
best business locations in the city, andthe buyer
viii make o. the best paying investments.
Ram.mhrr hour ofsala. three u-eInak.
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Steamer M~OrningstaT, from Louisville.
Celeste, from Arkansas river.
Won Phul, from New Orleans.
" Commercial, from White river.
E-vsningstar. from st Louis.
olive Branch, from New Orleans.
David White, from New Orleans.
Platte Valley, from Nicksburg.
Maria Deuming, from 81. Louis.
Mariner, from Cincinnati.
Julia, from New Orlea'.s.
Golden Eagle, from Cincinnati
Robert Burns, from Cincinnati.
Glasgow, from New Orleans.
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Duffy. that old Bar Keeper, has opened the
Caburn saloon. az No. $ Adams street, and is
aided by that Chesterfield OF bar keepers, Frank
Madden. so long and so well known. They only
invite their Oh friends 70 come and say how-de
Duffy, how-de Frank.
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DO you want 10 buy "a Piano chtap9 Go 10 F.
Katzenbach's. 81 Main street, who keeps a COM
plete assortment on hand, from $50 to Ss1Oeach.
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Deafness. and all diseases Of the eye treated
10y Dr. Gardner, Oculist and Aurist- ONCE, par
Tor 5gl, Gayoso House. Ja2S-2t
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Pioneer ENPress NptHbeHs S-tPlehS
In consequences OF the change OF soheauie ON
ne Motne and Ohio Hsilroad, weare compelled
10 make the following rule:
All freight for stations on this road, except
Meridian, Columbus, Cohnth, Mis-, Gaines
ylne, Ala, and Columbus, Ky, MUST NJ PRE-
PAID.
The snort time given rs by the schedule 70
transact our bushes At local stations on TINS
road, compeils n 70 make this rule imperative,
isl7lm OSCAR HAIG, Agent
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Rend Cant. Tidmar.h-s Card.-It havLI

The Eye aud Ear.--AH diseases Of these
delicate organs successfully treated by DR.. Card
ner. Oculist and AurisJ. once Al the Gsyoso
House. ja2S-2t
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Res4OVRl.-Susmann, Mayer 4 Co, import
ers OF sqgaTs tobacco and pipes, have removed
froR 8 IeneEQu Nset 10 the corner OF Second
and Jenerson ~sirsets, jefferson Block, where
they are nov keeping a much larger stock Of
Inc Ghest brands of Havana segau, Virginia
tobacco ana the real genuine meersehaum
pipes city and country merchants win End il
70 their inieIrs. tq call and examine tbelr stock
and prices before pUrchaslng elsewhere Re
mslaber. corhef Of seeoDd p9efeFson streets
Iefferson Block. JAS I'm
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HOuseu lies Attention-Menken Bros 4
CO., have everything in the way Of Sheetings,
Towels, Napkins and Table Linen Also, 100
Linen Sheeting, at s. a yard.
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IeH Davis not yet RsieRsed-NotTith-
standing crowds Of customers sim continue 70
throng ,ss sell known and popular mouse Of
Robson. Mitchell a Co, topurchaseth their cloth
ing and furnishing goods unrivaiied IN cheap
ness and quality. No y Second stree" aver
Block opposite court square Ja@-d
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Dwelling for Rent.-A good and comforta-
bic Dwelling with four rooms, ON Vance street,
for rent. Apply Immediately to
J.. p. DROMGOOLE.
ZIP Main Street.
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This elegant Passenger Steamer A
has per4shtntly epfsreq rhest -
Francis River trade.
Leaves Memphis every Saturday at 4 P. n.
Leaves Witisburg every Tuesday at 4P, NJ.
For Freight or Passage apply on board or to
LARRY HARMsTAn. Agent,
No. Il jefferson street.
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Ladies ReHd.-Check, white and black silk
ar 81 75c a yard, at Menken Bros. & Cos.
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NEW oRLEASs, Jan. 9-Ths onieial cores
pondenee between Weitzel and MejIa, in refer
enes TO the Bagdad affair, has been published.
The former states that he sent two hundred
men TO Bagdad 10 request Gen EsooSsdo 5 PARTY
10 act With hgmaaiy, aud rot to perform a
mllltaH ssryioe for either party. Mejia replies
briefly that he has notified his Government
Of all the occurrences that took place at Bag
dad. The French naval commander, before his
departure for Vera Cruz to report tue matter
oncisIly gr9testedp ina short Bots, asainst the
INVASION OF Mckee IL the American forces,
Nav TOrR Mmnka
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Beautifully BeautiruIsre the new goods at
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RIVER MATTERS.

The finest and most fashionable Hats can
be a at the Memphis Hat Company.
ia2S-.t
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The Eve AND Fer, operations for Cataract.
srrsl5.,nrs on CfaSs Eve, Artificial Pupil, etc.
-BeesssfaHy perf0rmed byDr GardneE oeulst
aaee. parsr 81, Gayes9 House. ya2S-A
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Merchants Attend.-An stock as represented
or money refunded, at Lutz, Wiudle & Co.'S, Al
and - South Court street. A large lot Of stock
al auction to-day. The reference Of ali rospec-
table houses As good as cash.
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cnta.|H Ion firm at 26e; Flour
; Whisky s2S Wheat nominal; Corn sc;
Coffee and Sugar dun; Pork $3.50 for dressed;
Hogs ls'aei Lard, choice, lSei Sterling dull At
SIC; Gold 401sei Government stocks are With
outany decided change Stocks dun.
a letter from a member OF the Committee on
Ways and Means, says that the committee viii
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lerday, as copied o the She Doo'
Exchange. wefe as follows:
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MEMPHIS AND VICKSB URG PACKET co
n. S. GREEN, Supt.-.-R. W. L~IGHTBURN, Sec'y
For Helena. Friar's Point, Napoleon,
Eunfee. Gaine-s Landing, Green.
willie. Lake Providence,
and YickSburg.
DIE VERNON .........-...-.. James Lee, master
Leaves the ~Company's wharfbOat -,>
foot Of Jefferson street, on -
TUESDAY, 3Oth inst, al ) o'clock P. NJ.
For Freight OF Passage, apply on board, or at
the COmpany's Office, on wharf boat.
LARRY HARMSTAD, Agent,
ia 2S-2t II jefferson street.
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B0Ots and ShOeS.-Mr. JosephS Levett has
removed his Boot aud shoe house to 33 Main
street, where he would De happy 10 see his old
friends and customers, and supply them with
everything in his line that they may need.
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NEw ORLEANS, Jan 2s.-The steamers star Of
the Union, Fung shoegi ard Matsuzas, rom
New YoFk, hays sFri{edi alse the Raleigh from
Charleston, with the cargo Of the steamer
Brownsville,
Cotton sales to-ds7 wee two hundrs I bales at
4se; Moiasses, good TO prime 50 20 SOC; Coffee .
TO sos Sterling 46c; Gold 4Oe; Freights IN
changed.
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Report of the commissioners OF
Agriculture.

The monthly report Of Isaac New
ton. Commissioner OF A Agriculture, says
the re-urns OF local correspondents up
to the first Of October verify, in all
essential particulars, the statements
respecting the crops contained III pre-
viou5 monthly exhibits. The coudi-
ton Of corn has suffered some deterio-
ration from early trosls and excessive
rains, but the quantity OF the crop is
larger than the largest ever previously
chr9niced in the country. In the
production OF wheat, next to corn our
most important cereal, our agriculture
has been unfortunate for the past three
seasons
The estimate for the present year,
now nearly complete will not vary
much from IL, 100000 bushels, show
Ing /, small percentage Of decrease.
which Is fully compensated BY the com
paratively superior quality OF the
grain, as was predicted IN a preceding
number, This is l0,O0U,0 900 Of bushels
more than the crop Of 1853, and is
within 5,UUO,UOO OF II product in pro
portion TO the increased population -
The diminution in the South is more
apparent The estimates point to less
than 1900. 600 bushel in the eleven
State, hitherto unreported, a fraction
less than five teuths OF the crop in 1859
1t IS worthy OF remark in connection
with the dimiuution OF the three past
seasons. that the wheat crop Of Eng
land has been likewise deficient since
1861
The California wheat harvest, Of
which little mention has been publicly
made in connection with the present
crop is excessive. In 1860 the product
OF thc young State was nearly 5000
600 bushe,,; now it is seriously claimed
by leading California agriculturists
that the surplus for export will be
nearly double that quantity. 1t is
evident that the entire wheat crop will
exceed, By several millions, that Of
1889, when the yield was reported at
l13lv4924 bushels Then there were
five aud a alfbushcls TO each individual
In 1866 the estimates point TO five
bushels to. eucI1inhabitant. There is
then 10 ground for apprehension of
scarcity, and little oxcusein the amount
Of the crop for starvation prices. The
yield OF oats is extraordinary, and The
quality excellent The indications
point to an increase from III ,497 ,072
bushels in 1889 to 271 ,9l2 ,625 in 1866
1t is the only crop in the South that
maintained an equality with its last
census report.
Hay is less in quantity than in tn,
previous year by from one to two
tenths, but is great deal better il
quality
IN analysis of the Southern return
up to October lst. do not warrant ;
reduction Of the former cotton esti
mate much below one and three
tourths millions Of bales, though it i
too early for final estimates. Increas
inG severity Of damage from insects i
reported.
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N O 7 1 c E!

DERSONS in general, and especially those
l. about going to housekeeping. will take
notice that A. Felix is still man featuring all
kinds of
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M. R. MOSER,
3 "A 9 K s NTH,

|o"ey Street, Le,oisto,on, Pe,an'd.
II RLACkSMITHING i'm all its branches
- promptly attended to; and HORSE
SHOElNG done in the best manner at
reasonable prices. ie20tf
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r Z Q IP Z s.

Cement tor Jurs and Bottles. Accord
ing tothe quantity Of cement required
take one third bceswax and two-thlrds
rosin. Pound the rosin to.a fine pow
drr.aaI lheu pu, it, with The beeswax,
in.o any sauce pan-or skillet suited to
the purpose, and set it over the fire to
meit Wh,n it becomes thoroughly
fquid take it off the fire, and stir in
some incly.powdered brickdust, till the
mixture becomes as thick as melted
seatiug-wax. Then plaster it, warm,
found the covers Of your preserve on
pickle Jars. II You use it for hotties,
fl-J cork them tightly. and then dip
their tops into the cement. 1t will dry
il Il few miuu,cs. This cement is very
strong and very cheap, and especially
usetu. for articles that are TO be car
riel to sea.
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STILL OUT UPdN TUE TIDE.
THE BIG COFFEE POT SIGN.

lis said that bTeylty Is wlt.
To Try It Sc. ve hi on the following bit
For sale at the Hlg Cofe. Pot stand
stoves. IIn Ware, piain ana plated Fruit Cans.
Brass Kettles, Iron Pots Tea Kettles and Pans
Toilet Ware, Stamped Ware, Japaned Ware and
Spades,
Shovels Hoes. Knives. Forks. and oil Shades,
Step Ladders spoons. sad Irons and Stands,
Tubs. Buckets. Churns. bguOmS, and Water Cans
Butter Bowls. Sugar Boxes, and Door Mats.
Brushes, OH Cloths, Traps for mice ana rats,
Clothes Pms, Bed Cords, Knife, Tray and Mop
Sticks,
Baskets. Flour sieves. Wood Saws and Lamp
Wici>.
Spring Balances, Saw Cutters and Carpet Tacks,
Tack Hammers HaJchets and Weekly Racks,
Meat Saws, Bread Toasters, SCISSORS and Shoe
Black.
Clothes Wringers. Oval Trays. anda Cloth Rack,
Tea Bells. LIuE- -RubbeTS and Coffee Mills,
Tin Boxes for Bonds. Deeds and Wills,
Picture Frame Cords Ta~eeIs pretty and new,
And many other GInl--cau.t mention bu. few.
p 5 Many Of the above mentioned goods are di-
rect from the factory and wii Uc sold OH Tor cash
will wholesale Glass Jars the ILures they
do in PhIIl and Tn Can, gre5 than the city price.
For spoutiug and job work intend to let no one
Guido in price We use the best material, and pro
fess 10 understand oar business.
append the following card from II : Fisher, Pat
Of celebrated Spring Top Can: