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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1866-02-27

The calls Tor money are not large, though
rates OF interest have steady support al the old
figures.
There wasa fair degree OF activity to-day in
Sev~en-thirties, keeplLg rates STEADY at 8l4@
NC buying, and 49, l00c selling.
F~lNe-tweuueS are uutl, and. under New York
ICvIeeS, a little weaker, gigG24C premium
being The buying range, and 3g8i4c premium
the selling.
Teu-l0rIIes are strong al gIc buying.
The quotations Of the New York stock mar
Ert- As made To- our stock Board at 3 O'Clock.
varied but % tribe nom those given at the same
n"uE on w =lnesday-there being no report on
Kew York Money and stock Market.
NEW YoRK, Feb. 23-MoneY active and firm
al : per cent; sterling quiet az l0s149l0S3s; gold
irregular, unsettled and lower, opening at 1875,
advancing 10 I5as, and closing al lJJss; Govern
uent stocks dull and without decided change,
The market is somewhat unsettled after the
political eNclieIuens OF Yesterday. The Presl-
dents speech and the Cooper institute meeting
have developed a bitterness Of animGSity be-
tween the Administration and the opposition,
W1icDt iortae moment suggests the unWelcome
redeel9usto nervous minds, On the street the
upward tendency was checked, and the pre-
MUM was kept steady at l3lslHl35.
Governments ecurlUies were GmewhatWeaker
from the anne causes; DPS heavy and 4aLc
lower, Notwithstanding the continued advances
Of quotations.
The stock market is quiet, but upon the whole
stronger. The Bull interest is decidedly a pow
eriGi one ana does not appear 70 be IN a mood
o. allow OF any dropping in the market.
Ihe ? nch in the money market continues.
Inc erect OF the large withdrawal OF currency
into the treasury in payment for gold, does not
appear 20 have ahated. and viii De, TO a certain
extent, augmented by She sales OF gold made to-
day from tHeS uh-Ireasury rhis morning there
has been active inquiry for money from bro
EerS, their rate on call being quite firm 10 seven
per cent. Many of the six per cent. loans out
standing have been put up 10 seven per cent.
Indeed The present may be considered a deci-
aeoly nrm seven per cent. market.
Cold is Ia abundant supply, and 7 per cent is
freely paid for carrying 10.
The Presidents speech has afforded a preteXt
Tor limited specUlatlons for "a rise, but the large
supply keeps The premium down. The price has
ranged az laisaI4.r The custom demand is
moderate.
stocks az second Board dull, 350s 1927; Treas
my @+s; certificates VS. North Carolina 70
ienuessee H's, Cumberland 49,; Western
I ulon lelegraph 81; haupoSa Il; New York
central Fta; Reading 100; Chicago and North
western preferred 5i4i CIT. l}7a; Hsnnital&
Gold ljjE.
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mnrkea

A bright, genial sun with a cold wind aid
much towards drying our mud-cursed streets.
Business vas quiet Corn was rather weaker
than on Saturday lots could be nad Oh the
landing as low as s. cents. Cornmeal is in
heavy supply and is become a drug on the mar
ket-iots are selling rs low as 81.
BULK foRR-THeEe is considerable activity
sales Of 50 bbls, ru1np, at pc casks, sides. at
1870; Z casks, shoulders, at l4lSc.
BACOE-Sales Of casks, Clear Sides. at bic.
MESS BEEF-sales OF Is barrels az &c.
CHlChAEs-94iet; moderate demand with
ont change. VIA Ducks IN large supply with a
brisk demand.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. in very active de-
mand. Onions forming the only exception
Sweet Potatoes are wanted for seed, with very
few offering Cabbage are raFiues and very
dear. Potatoes more plentiful and weaker
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1866-02-27

Ed. Appel Please announce me a candi-
date for County Court Clerk 81 the ensuing cleo
ton, and Imosr respectfully ask the votes ofmy
fellow citizens for the Office. Twas quite sur
prised to see, In this mornings Argas. my name
announced for the County Judgeship. At5r
q residence Of forty odd years in this, my native
stste-0ue half Of which has been spent ia the
practice OF law chiefly in this city0-it would be
peculiarly gratifying % me 70 hold 10 respecta-
be ana u9eful a position. Butitis already filed
by Executive appointment, and no election can
be held FOR said Office til the expiration ofJudEe
term, without the Governors special
order. code, Sec 8l2) However, il elected %
the humber but very responsible position Of
Clerk OF said Court, 1 trust, that by duigent at
tenu1uIo lt- duties, and q sincere disposition 20
serve The puohc therein without respect OF
persons my familiarity with the laws and
practice OF the State wiz contribute much 20
my efficiency a. an officer. Feeling now that
the great question IS settled, and the future Of
myself and my posterity fixed here, hat we
have a country and government which are en-
titled 10 an honest and loyal support from one
and all us citizens and, being Identified with
this community, ! again respectfully ask its
support.
felSu THOS. p. ELDRIDGE.
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IA Those Of our readers who ham
pened to be out last night about eleven
O'Clock, probably witnessed one of the
grandest electrical phenomena ever e
viz the Aurora Borealis, or Lup1en Co.
reG5e, or as it is commonly called, the
Northern Light. Atthe hour mentioned
the northern sky, from an angle of about
forty-hve degrees to the horizon. and
from the northeast 10 the northwest
became a deep blood color. A few mo-
observation-disclosures toalight blue.
then TO a pale green, then to a milky
white, again 20 a blue, and finally to q
deep red, interspersed with stripes OF
blue, crimson, green, yellow and white.
and after the elapse Of about fifteen min
utes, gradually faded away TIE deem
ness OF The 00loHs, added 10 the o-uickness
Of the changes, made the sight one OF tie
most magnificent eve witness. Cincin-
natl Gazette, 2lst.
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RIVER MATTERS.


The weather yesterday was delightful, and
our old enemy, the mud, has nearly dissp-
peared from the levee.
Business was remarkably brisk, aud the en-
ure levee was crowded with merchandise. 40
one time there were forty steamers lying at
the levee.
The river is sthl rising rapidly, az least one
inch per hour, and The last boat tfat was
aground I'm this n-eiehborhood has hoated of.
The following is a list orthe arrivals and de-
rarturez sfnea our LAST ren0rf.
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INTERESTING TO SArIoSAL BANKS.

ANAEhE@AAN9 III NAAAbNAL bANh.s
As the attention Of Treasurer Spinner has
been frequently called to the fact that the num-
Der Of "a National Bank. as stated upon the re-
celpts for bonds and upon other papers issued
by MIN, is not in all cases identical with the
number given 70 the same Bank by the Con-
troller Of the Currency, he deems IL proper 70
state in a circnlar that such difference in num-
berlng is mmaterial that the numDer used by
his Office IS q designation for the convenience
OF has office alone, and that, although IL would
-be desirable to have the numbers used by the
two Offices correspond, il has been found, for
various reasons impracticable.
But one National Bank was established last
week, making the total Humber now in opera
ton 1854. The Controller Of the Currency Is in
daily receipt of applications for the establish
meut OF new Banks throughout the country.
but is compelled 10 deny them until Congress
snail pass an act providing for an increase OF
circulation. The lew now being established are
authorized % commence business on applica-
lions which were filed a long time since, and no
others wlL be established until the appropria
ton referred 20 is made by Congress.
The Cincinnati Commercial Of the oath says:
with Gold al l57 as a closing rate in New York.
dealers here are not QUICK at bidding $3.50 pre-
MUM. The receipts are moderate, and The de-
manu wholly Of a regular character. The sell
ing rate is kept pretty close 10 the New York
figures.
Exchange is steady at 5ea7jc per thousand
premium buying, and at par selling. Ship
mruts Of Currency continue 10 be made, TO
Keep up ALLIANCES
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1866-02-27

"a An English photographer has in
vented a substitute for the vice, la which
is screwed the head Of the victim. Viz
lsoo have his picture taken. The new
apparatus Is fastened solidly 70 The aoor
SAD mas a movable clamp which AS me
back WhHe the head rest Is
lively agreeable.
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E--rp y A BLoH-An Ln.n... vs. he'd

Ku1ED BY A BLow-An inquest was held a.
Tie CRY Hospital, in Exchange BCldlng, yes
-er5zy, over the remains 0fs mildle-sEad man
namelLA Hamilton, who IN q racas received
% blow SD hard on the head as 90 cause an efl-
SION 81 blood and compressor OF the BRAIN
from which death eusued. Being d stranger 10
the city and a poor man, he was inferred az the
expense OF the corporation
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SHOOTING BETWEEN NEGROES AND wArCH-
zES-Ab0u- ten o'clock last night 3 little Skin
m-sl took place between g small crowd OF ne
groes and o couple OF policemen, on the corusr
~ Hs-naudo and Vance streets, IN which no
damage was done 20 eithsrufs orLmh Several
iarkies were arrested and searched. but no FIRE
arms beng found in their possession, they were
allowed % 80 home. From all we could learn,
The negroes who fired at tie policemen made
their escape.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1866-02-27

EE--srEATIuS or NorEEs-Jp 90 yesterday
three thousand two hundre and eleven voters
La1 entered their names on the registration
list, which shows an increasing Interest in
elections L appears no duplicates arr 20 be
issued therefore persons who lose their certih-
Gates VIII be compelled 10 go before q Justice of
The Peace and swear they have lost them ere
they can vote. We understand such parties
VIII have 10 take an oath tothe effect that they
have lost OF missid the certificates issued by
the County CourgCerk, also tina, they have not
transferred them 20 other persons and then
they must procure copies NJ THE afiJavits from
tleJlslce ofthsP Peace 90 present TO the udeeso or
Election, who sre 20 indorse upon them voted
rlls day. as II they were certificates signed by
The County Count Clerk To save all this
trouble and loss Of time, we advise parties
taxing ont registration certificates to be careful
O. them until the election is over.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1866-02-27

CHANCEEY C0UET-Nesterjay the city Bal-
road case was 10 be argued IN the Chancsr7
Court, but owing TO Judge Smith having 20
Isavs on Friday Tor Brownsville on important
business it was postponed until Thursday
next
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SOUTHERN PLAYING MILLS,
Cor. Beal St and Charleston Railroad.

Cor Besl ST. and Charleston Railroad.
INkSE Mlls are prepared 70 do all kinds Of
i Planning, Fancy Saving, TurninG, efe.. etc
They are also prepared to gin, PICK and repack
Cotton with promptneSs.
js2-lm HUME F, BILL, Proprietor.
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W-RErCHED.-A poor negro woman who had
grown too old % work wss allowed 20 die OF
hunger aud wretcheInsss on last Friday night,
in a coIored intelligence ofice on Gayoss street
Coroner Ericsson held an inquest over the re-
mains OF the miserable creature. and the jury
returned d verdict OF O. death from neglect
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1866-02-27

ANoTHEE Gus FRoE PESEsYLyANIA-Since
the signal defeat OF the Black Republican party
81 tie late eiecuon in Laucaslcr-he home Oi
money 50 ~lavishly contributed b him through
W. fomev % insure The success 81 the
hedlcal ucket-auother victory has perched on
the Conservative standard. The municipal
election 90 Reading. on the 18Th inst, resulted
iu the success q tue Democratic ticket hy up
wards Of two hundred majority. being q Demo
cratic gain since last election on over five hun
dned. The ole Keystone STATE Is again q. u. Its
people are July prepared 10 meet the vital is
sues Of the present day,
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CALABoosE-0De hundred and four unfortu-
mates took dinner in the oalabooSe yesterday at
the expense Of the city-seventy State prisoners
and thirty-four corporate offenders Psor fel-
Iowsi the grub OFFS dungeon is hard.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1866-02-27

DIED OF his WoUNns-Heury Gibson. who
some time ago had a difficulty with q man
named Phil Williams, died on saturday eve
uiug from The effects o. his wounds. An In
Guest was held over his body, and a verdict re-
ra-usI that Gibson came % his death from
wounds received a. the hands Of williams.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1866-02-27

REcoRDER CovRT-EiEhteen cases were ne
yesterday before Recorder Creighton, who dis
pensed Justice 20 each violater Of city o~rdInan-
COS according 10 the code, which enabled clerk
Cotton 70 collect the sum Of s~eventy-six dollars
nnaa
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LOCAL MATTERS.

PEBsoNAL-EE-Governor Clarke, Of Missis-
s'rpi, arrived in the city yesterday. and is stop
ping az the Gayoso House.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1866-02-27

sbeegog. WinherzPeOn q CO.-Here is a
hrm made up OF our oldest and best citizens.
just offering themselves as Cotton and Tobacco
Factors. II is enough TO say that they might
safely refer 20 every old inhabitant. for their
capacity and fidelity in business. See card in
another column.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1866-02-27

We sell ON the squareI-Af Aucfion.-
Lutz wlndle g. Co. sell this morning. 10 o'clock.
a. Nos "a and B Souih Court street. Court
squsrs- mules mares, horses, carriages. spring
wagons and harness. An stock sold at this sta
Bile must De- as represented OF the money re-
funded. JOHN V. GILBERT,
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STAFF OF IfNNLlIltlis
CGCN~rY or Hartford.
BE 10 that on this, 18th day Of
January, ls5i. before me. EDWARD Goodman, a
commissioner appointed by the Governor, and
uuuer the laWF ~ tn8 state OF Tennessee, and
residing tu the town and county OF Hartford,
and state OF Connecticut personally appeared
.slulalor A. EUrEsteN, the PRESIDENT and
Thomas d. LIdcrs. tuC secretary, Of the kfN
LEFE -IS7UEaSCE cpHPASN, Of Hartford, Con-
uecuCut. ana each made oath 70 the truth OF the
preceding statement By them subscribed. and
that 70 Contained q True statement OF Tie cundl-
ton ofssid C0mpauE Oufhe lst day Of January,
I-61. And I further certif, that have this day
Eamined the assets OF said Company. and that
I find that the said Company are in possession
OF all the assets and property contained and de-
scrIDed i'm the foregoing statement, and that ]
am satisfied that all OF the same belongs % the
sa 10 Company, and that the same Isl true state
menE Of the condition of the said Company on
the Is day Of January, 1890.
ia witness whereof, 1 have hereuntO set my
hand and affixed my official seal.
seal. EDWARD GOODMAN,
Commissioner for the state Of Tennessee.
In Hartford, Connecticut.
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TEMPEST or TIE ToNGCE-Man shudIsrs AZ
-Le 701uuE o. a lion, audeveu tLsLon crou-heS
under the believing OF a tempest What won
der Is 10 theH That delicate c-ea-gres shudder az
uuuuscsI screams in the dead hour OF night,
when all nature should be in sound rspOss &.
The tempss- OF the tongue which some men
let loose on their way homewari from the halls
OF Bacchus Is terrible. Irn0t only f-ighteas the
gentle aud umid, but is most annoying TO the
SICK ard iudm. A E-tIe- reflection ought 20
convince men that midnight brswIlng is the
worst KIND OF r0wiyism.
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STATE OF TENNESSEE,
COMPTROLLER's OFFICE. p
Nashville, Feb'y u, 1870.
I, 5. W. HATCHETT. Comptroller of the
Treasury, do hereby certify thai the Arctic Fire
and Inland Insurance Company, located Al
New York, in the State Of New York, has pro-
duced TO me satisfactory evidence that said
Company has complied with all the require
ments Ofthe laws Of the state Of Tennessee i'm
posed on insurance companies, and I further
certifv that Mess. :. r. Clarke q Co., Agents Of
said Company, have also complied with the re-
provided in such cases: wherefore, said Arctic,
Fire and Inland Insurance Company has au-
thOrity to take risks and transact the business
Of insurance in this State, at Memphis, Ten
neSSee.
This certificate OF Agency must be renewed
the LIST days Of July and January Of each year.
s. W. HATCHETT,
SEAL te2-lmI COMPTROLLER Tenn
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1866-02-27

TEN TOO NANV-IutoXicau0u Isau evil that
leads % many evils Physically IL deraugss
-l5 whole system OF man mentally 10 turns
the current OF ideas iutoa mud5s channel: and
morally l. places one, no matter what may be
his talents or position, ia the lowest scale Of So
Getty. Happily our city is comparatively free
from cases OF .nt0Ni1atiou, and In this respect
might be- AIKEN a. "a model town. only ten In
e1-latss were discovered by the police un sat
urdav and sunday but these we consider ten
500 many, snd heartily wish men would learn
how 60 enjoy themselves within the bounds Of
reason.
PANTY JAEs-The weu-belng OF society de-
Ponds on the conduct Of individuals, and man
and wife should be the last couple IN the world
20 qua-rsL Tnfor-Gn8teiy this idea does not
enter into the heads Of everyone. and couss-
1usutly humanity is Ofen outraged by acts be-
2ow the standard OF civilization. On sunday.
while the pesce-loving and happy were Offering
the incense OF prayer 20 benevolent Deity. q
EE1 and bis wife. residing in the northern par-
ton OF the city, were paying U-ibUt 70 the
p1wss OF Darkness in both language and
Blow We trust the fine OF sixteen dollars inc
posed on them by the Recorder viii be sum
-ie1t % make them -sin no more" in such a
manner on Sunday.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1866-02-27

Auction Sales-Largs lot OF fine Horses,
Mares and Mules, just received and bound 60
close out Sale 90 commence al l0o'elock. a. m,
at the popular Stables Of our friends, g. Ii.
Bracket g Co. They will continue the sales
from day 20 day. Now is the time t-omakeyour
purchases Austock guaranteed IS represented
or no sale.
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Intermediates points, this day, at 5 P. y. On
this egantsteam er passengers are assured COM
fort aud safety, and shippers, me Greatest
dispatch Martin Wait, Supti W. Light
burn. Secretary. For particulars, apply 10
Tate, Able & Co, r p. Walt a Co, and Larry
Hsrmstad, agents.
and swift passenger packet Adam jacobs leaves
for the above and way points on this day
at 8 o'clock p. Y. shippers having freight for
above have splendid opportunity ey THIS boat
and passengers may assure themselves Of a
pleasant tup. For freight or passage apply 90
Capt w. r.. Dill, agent, atths Wharfboat, and
W. c. Postal, superintendent
For JAczsoNPoRr-The splendid packet
Justice leaves for the above and way points this
day al 8 p. n. shippers and passengers can
rely on this boat for safety speed, comfort and
punctualiy and she never bursts her boilers z
James T.. Bourne d Co, agents.
FOR NIcKsBURG, NArCHEz AND NEW Or
LEANs.-That brave and reliable passenger
pa~cket,Oivc Branch, aselegantand comfortable
~ our best hotels, and, withal, as safe and easy
going as a iady's palfry, leaves this day n u
NJ. II gives US pleasure 20 recommend her to
the public. Amply 10 CaptS.L. V. Lewis. agent
OF the A. and Miss. 5. s. Co., or s. II. shock,
general passenger agent, at the Oompany's
Mharfbost, foot Of Monroe street.
For rNcrNNArL-The Robert Burns,s magnif-
icenJ passenger packet, swift and reliaDle,l leaves
the wharf wednesday, at AP. N, for the above
and Intermediate points. passengers ana SHIP
pers are directed for particulars % Larry Harm
stad, No. "A Jefferson street, aud Enoch Tay-
Tor, @8 Front street, agents
FOR LITTLE ROCK-The elegant and commo-
dlous steamer Zephyr, a Memphis and
Little Rock passenger packet, viii leave for the
ABOVE and intermediate points this day, al
5 O'Clock P NJ Apply TO Larry Harmstad, Il
jefferson street.
For 81. FRANCIS RIvER.-The Rowena,
a swift and accommodating passenger
steamer, VIII leave Memphis this day at
S p. m, for Wittsburg and all way points. She
has entered permanently in the 81. Francis
river trade, and offers rars inducements for
shippers and travellers. Larry Harmstad, No.
"a Jefferson street, agent.
Notice.
WHEREAS, Michael kaVenaugh, Chief Engi-
near OF steamer Eilwood, fell overheard and
was drowned, somewhere between Island Forty
aud Memphis, on the night or the 10th hebru-
AIRY, any one duding the body, and on leaving
Information at the Memphis Engineers Benev-
client Association rooms, No. E6 Front street,
up stairs, room NC. 5, viii receive Liberal re-
ward.
DESCRIPTION Light complexion, light hair,
black coat. black pants, blue eyes, pitted
slightly by smallpox, boots new.
PRES. KENNEL.
feb-l-lw Secretary and Treasurer.
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Other Markets.

The St Louis Republican Of saturday says:
There is no change 70 note IN money matters
There Is considerable paper Offering for dis
count anu hrst-class name are readily taken
AZ 10 per cent per aunum.
win 10 the stormy weather, there were
0uly two quotations received from New York
to-day, both quoting gold ar l37s5. bankers paid
ji per cent premium, and sold at 37GS7A per
cent. premium.
Governments are steady. Seven thirties fell
or They are very scarce in this market the
buying price is 9ss4Gsa, and selling at J5Ia-iu-
lrr-sU going to seller.
Union Military bonds are in active demand
10 sue buying, and S74c. selling, fUr the issues OF
1853.
New York Exchange is firm at par buying
and l--0Hl-l0 per cent. premium selling.
QuartermasJeTS' Checks are taken at I per
cent. discount, and vouchers at lLzGJ per cent,
discount
Compound Interest Notes are steady at the
quotations found in the table below.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1866-02-27

New GoOds-sprins Dress Goods and SIX
just received a. Mack, Bros. & Bohm, No. IN
Main street.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1866-02-27

IOO BEES. Fresh 81. -ou-s MEAL.
10 Bbls Z. 2 FIonr.
~ b1h Double Ez.-- Flour.
% Bbls Harrison Flour
100 BhlA siuEl- Extra F.rr-
u Bl-s- b~1laEIaaE EUE
Is BDis- Mes s1sE
. BEls. Picked fst-.
10 Casks Clear sides.
4 casks dsTns-
100 Pounds Breakfast Bacon.
100 Pounds Dried Beef
10 B0t~ 7piced Pigs Feet.
. Bbls. Mess Beef
p Z Dbls. MacEereI.
8 Eits white aisl. AID
LOO BXs %. A. Herring.
30 BIS Cheese
- Kegs MOlasses.
81 kegS Golden -vr-n. sand u call
- Auas- View Orleans -egs-
% H1is- WHO ~v-a-. .r1-HaF ----
uefod' q L-ta-e, n voice fEI refined Yellow
I0u BZs. soap. all grades.
10 PR2s- STAG 7ullt-. and
g saczs Rio Coffee.
100 Kegs Nails-
% boz Br00mS.
100 BLs. Tobacco.
5000 Segars.
50 Bbls Rectifed WHISKY.
II Bbls. Bourbon CO.,
100 hdls CAPE Lime.
IS Baskets Champagne.
p BXs. Pearl starch.
3 Bales Guuuiss.
10 sacks Rice.
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BoTbear's Commercial College. No. go
Main strees-open day and night New pupils.
can begin any day Ia book-keeping- writing,