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TFAND OPENING OF
4 :rLN SEI -EfNCED STlGk

4 TAN0 Or ENTNT OT
VI NEW SELECTED Stock
OF FALL y WINTER CLOIHlNG, y
GENTLEMEN : FUkSlSHlSG GOODS,
BOOTS AND SHOES,
At 10. lo2, Cor. KING AND CoLrMEuS STS
The suos2ribcr bcgs lcaTc 10 cal! lhc attention
Of the public t" tile following aF:Ir!ea,. Xi| !:
Heavy Kip Boots also, superior article Of Bro
gans, suitable for Farmers and P"nter; al! KINDS
OF Dress Boot, Caters, and Shoes, for Gentlc-
!ncr also, all kinds "t CATERS, suitable inr LII
dies, Misses and Children. with variety Of Dress
Sh"cs-MoTocco, kid and ,atcAt le"incr' ,,
Gil at the "ii stand %t H. Strauss, no 49,
corner King aEd Columbus streets.
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+ does not require much sagacity 10 enable
me- 10 appreciate the fact that Englan IS on
,Aa eye OF a political convulsion. There is no
,o;.tqEing the gravity Of such speeches as
hose delivered by JOAN Brig ht 1T Manchcste:
oo4 Leeds. The fist WAS Il warning, the sec
on! j declaration ot war. From the day OF
iaEycrv OF the latter dates the commencement
oftbe struggle.
house having nine stories above the ground
4aor and, with basement and cellars, eleven
stories, IS in course Of construction az Paris. -
The lodgers on the upper stories will be raised
N patform, ascending uoiSelesSly every
minute, and raised By hydraulic power. The
lsarocSs Of the land is, Of course, the reason
Tor tall houses.
It is announced that although every possible
grecaulion has been taken to prevent the
spread Of the cholera in England, the epidemic
,scnls tC lie making hea1way in the manufac-
turing and agrCul ural districts between Liver
nJol and Manchester 1t RACES with viulencc
a, Newcastle, GatcShead, North Shields and
Sunderland
Shall the capital of Italy be Florence Or
Rome! This is among the last questions, and
changes III Europe have left for solution. 1t
i, nat 10 be solved by arms, and tie interest
concentrated upon it in Rome cXtoads tar be-
rond Florence and Paris.
TuEArRlcAIs N NEW YORK The hi>tri-
y.is triuo.phs of NiSto:i have fairly lazzIed The
town. and the !eouuiury success Of GGau's Ital-
lam company Is no les: amazing. 1t reached
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nILS, &c.--Raw and Boiled Linsecd % Oh,
" Nea,Sfooc Oil, Sperm, Whale, Straits, TaH-
ners, Common Paint Oil, Lubricaling Oil, Ma.
chine Oil, ParAiiine do. "Spcrmo LubricatoTT;
from the LoEgmoor Oil Company, especially
adapted 70 railroad uses, for aXlcs. engines ana
all heavy bearings here lard or whale oil is
used For sale 0y HENRl COON
oc IL - and 224 King street.
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LUMBER. SC.
TUOS. RISH ELL.
J,,pS u, vars THOS. RISHEILL.
TAMES ". MALLS y CO.,

TAMES ". MALLS u CO.,
HARDWARE MERCH ANTS,
And Dealers in all kinds of
BUILDING NJ a t h a L. >,
Such as Sashes, Doors, Blinds, Mouldlngs'
Brackets, Potomac Lime, Calcined PlSster,
Hydraulic Cement, Roofng-Felt and fItch'
Window Glass from G>1 8 to 3S<4S. White Lead,
Paints, Oils, Varnishes, Paint Brushes, "htG-
wash Brushes Shoe Brushes, Lamps. Coal 0lI,
and a general assortment OF Housekeeping
Goods.
Paints mixed, and Glass cut to order.
M.I4- Particular attention paid to orders from
tho country. lS7. KING STREET,
ap 27-tf corner Columbus, Alexandria
JAS. RECTOR sMoOT. JOHN PERRY.
SMOOT & PERRY,
LUMBER, NAILS, LIME, CEMENT,
AND CaLCIN ASTER,
No 81 n orth Union Street,
VISIT ALEXANDRIA, VA.
1 LUMBER!
SLOAN Il BRUN IL
Have for sale
ALL KINDS OF LUMBER.
At the lowest market rates.
Hunters Wharf. near tho Tunnel.
+. j. SLOAN Il. T. BRUNER.
in 19-6n
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COURT NOT CES.

yTIRGlNIA:--Atr rules held in the Clerk, 5
Y Office of the Circuit Court Of Alexandria
county, on the lst day Of October, 1866 Harriet
Is Wilson. William B. Heisiell, and Eliza
Jane his wife, Robert l. T. Wilson, Alcxandrean
NJ. Wilson, Charles Mccormick, and Mary L.,
his wife, and james E. Wilson, heirs at law OF
James G. Wilson, deceased, and Ann B. VIII
son. the widow of James G. Wilson, plainti1lS,
vs.. James c. Wilson, Algernon Wilson, l.. Han
non, and the heirs Of Columbia Harmon, his
wife names unknown, and - LucketC, ana
Edith Luckett, his wife, heirs Of William b.
Wilson, deceased, Thomas keIi, l.. HarTlSon
Kell. adult, and Martha Kcll, Mary +. keIl
Thomas kell and Milton kell, infant heirs OF
Isaac kell, junior, deceased, detend"ntS--ln
chancery.
The object of this suit is to obtain decree Tor
the partition or sale ofccrtaln real estate nhleX-
dria, Va, of which james Wilson died seized.
The defendants, James G. Wilson, AIg2rnon
Wilson, l.. Hannon and the hers ol
Columbia Harmon, deceased, names unkno"n
- Luckctt, and Edith Luckctt his wife,
not having entered their appearance and
given security according to the act OF Assembly
and the rules Of this Court, and it appearing by
affidavit that they are non residents OF this State
it is ordered that the said defendants appear mere
within one month after due publication OF TINS
order, and do what is necessary to protect thcir
interest in this suit and that copy OF TINS or
der be forthwith insel ted in the A!cXandrla GA
zette q newspaper published in the city OF Alex
ardria, once a week for four successive weeks,
and posted mt the front door Of the Court House
of this county. : copy tcstc; -,
Prrnt g. W,itlrs p O. Oc S-1aWIW
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PIE BAKE Il nG
AND CONFMNYlC

AN D CUNFEUIIUNER1 7
All orders for plain or ornamental cake, for
parties or weddings, flied at short notice, IN the
best style and under my own supervision. -
Thankful for past ftvors, | soljcita continuance
of the same, and inform families wishing to be
supplied with Pies ofany description, that they
can be accommodated ut ali times with an artl-
Gle cQual To home. made. Common or fine Cak cs
and Candies Of Ill descriptions always on nanr
n. B-Whcat Rye and Indian Meal Bread,
ready at all hours. >-
JAMES II. SIMPSON,
oc lift No. 4 south Fairfax strcct,
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RrantE, NV.ttlrs p. O. oc S-lawiw

STIRGINIA:-At rules held in the Clerk 5
Oiicc Of the Circuit Court OF AlcHaMdra
County, on the Ist day Of October, 1856, 3 +.
Price, complainant, vs.. Anthony Moran, Char,
lotto Moran, Reuben Johnston. Trustee, and
Bazil B. Hopkins and Robert Hull, trustees,
under the will Of Joseph Janncy, deceased, de-
fendants-In chanccry.
The object of,his suit is to enforce Il lien upon
the buildings on lot No. GG, at the south side OF
King street. to the west Of Fairfax street, in
AlrXal1ria undcr the act Of the General As
semb!y Of Virginia, passed June ), 1852, entitled
IAN Ac: TO secure TO mechanics and others pay
me!,t for labor done and materials furnished III
the erection OF buildings in the city and county
of Alexandria,
The defendants BAIL b. Hopkins and Robert
Hull, not having entered their appearance and
given security according to the act OF Assembly
and the rules of this Court, and it Appearing by
affidavit that they are hot residents ul thi'
State il is ordered that the said defendants .ap-
pear here within one month after due Put!lc:;-
ton Of this order, and do what Is necessary 70
protect their interest in this suit; amd that a
COPY Of ths order be forthwith inserted IN the
Alexandria Gazctte, newspaper pubiished III
the city Of Alexandria, once week l"r tour
successive weeks, and posted at the iront-door
Of the Court House Of this county. \ copy tc%ic.
JEFFERSON TAChE, Clerk.
U q CIaurhi0r, +. O. Oc S--laWiw
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STIRGINIA:~At ru!c held in the Clerks
: Office Of the Circuit Court Of Alexandrt
county, on the lst day Of October. l:GG, George
X Wilmer IL Bros. use &c. piaitti!i, against
Samuel n. i3arwootl. Sheriff. administrator Of
4. L. Smith, decreased, the heir at law of a. l..
Smith name unknown, and II. q. Claughton,
dctendants--In chanccry.
The object Of this suit is 10 obtain decree f. for
the sale of a lot Of ground IN lhc c'ty
Of Alcxlndria, conveyed by \. l.. smith. decd,
to II. O. Ciaughton, i'll trust, OF date OF 9TH OF
April, 1857, to secure a debt described in said
deed. .
The defendant, the hcir at law by Al. Smith;
deceased rame unknown, not having entered
his appearance and given security accord
ing to the act OF Assembly and the rules OF TINS
Court and it appearing BY affidavit that, he is
not resident Of this State, it is ordered that
thesaid defendantnypcar here within one month
after due publication OF this order, and do what
is necessary to protect his interests in this suit
and that = copy Of thiS order be forthwith insert
ed in the Alexandria Gazette, Il newspaper pub
lshcd in the city Of Alexandria, once . week
for four successive weeks, and posted at the
front door of the Court house oi this County.
\ couy-Tcstn.
!. TACEI. Clerk.
II. Q. Claughton, 2. q. "c S-lH"4"
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MAKING i GALLERY OF ANCESTORS. 1t is
related il Redgrayc's "Century Of Painters OF
The English School that Il large business Is
done in England in collecting portraits Of az
co.torS for American customers We quote
the passage:
An American agent recently in LoHd0n ex-
palnct his business 20 be TO collect ancestors,
aud thas he had been very successful. tic
>ad he had picked w n!al;y good portraits,
and that With proper at.cnt)on to costume and
age, and some little hcrl!Uie additions, he had
matched suitable husbands aad wives for two
or three generations, and had exported several
"rta>>orcl families, which, being provided
WITH fall credentials, were most tilally adopted,
and that he was continuing his highly remu-
1.ratjyc researches This is 10 fiction.
These are cheerful statements tor Americans
With Il n.cliglce.
THE LARGEST SNAKE. E.-Mr S?ekc, in his
work OF the discovery Of the source Of the
H'.e, thus icSclibcs the death ola snake Of the
o22 species. shot by his travelling companion,
Captain Grant:
, | >Audlerca as locked upon the effects OF
AiS tremendous, dying strength. For yards
around where he lay, g:aSs and bushes and
>1ninG%, and II fact, everything except the
.IliE grown trees, we're cut clean Oft, as though
'acy Lad been trimmed with al Immense
,cyha. Tui> monster, when measured, vas
&'ty-.uc lcct TWO and has inches in extreme
c'&;h. while round the thicNes1 portion Of its
gg9,ly the gir;h WIS nearly three feet. proving,
believe, to be the largest serpent ;h&5 was
ever authenicaliy heard OF.
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WOOD G. COAL.
SEGARS s TOBACCO.
AND CONFECTIONERY.

~
Having purchased the good will and fixtures
of the Baking Establishment of the late firm OF
dams s, Johansen, I purpose, in connection
with my prcsen: business, at No. south Fair
fax street to open Il frst-class
CAKE AND
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rsNO NJ z r G. H \ n r S.
TIE 2lT. VERNON COTTON MILL,
CT ALEXANDRIA, AID
HDLSTON WOOLLEN MILLS,
OF sMYTLE COUNTY, VIRGINIA,
Arcnow in successful operation, manufacturing
"a BROWN COTTONS,
ALL WOOL C.tSSI MEEES,
SATINETTS.
BLANKETS &c. Sc
These goods will successfully compete il dura-
bility, texture, finish and style, with goods mar
uEactr?ed in any other section Of the country,
and will be sold 1T the lowest manufacturers
prices.
As these works are 8 home enterprise | need
not say that we fully anticipated libernI support
from the people Of this State; Orders from
dealers are res pectfully solicited.
nsi5- WOOL will be taken in exchange Tor
Goods.
Address, GEO. Il. " N ~ :,
jc 12-tf Gen'l. Agent, AleXanelrla Il:
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oc lG-lmJ (ste of the firm OF Henderson Bros
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TstEGRApHlc MARKET REPORTS.

ALnAsr, Oct 1856
Sossiss sCOS S..hes &c gss in store. s.e ,sSss
e. a. matt is' seco bushels rye 400 bushels
;stiys hut yneAs1s.a saless
Nwsskee Ciab 10 arrive So 4S and ihooO No d., toar
rive e 3d. Corr scsrsa and quiet Barley Orr. a %
nc,ading one boa. load choice = 3D. Other grains scnrcc
-four. 1900 bushels corn, q, 400 bushels barley. -
100 ss. a. 81 asa s9Ts4tS 10 sprss
az ss 4 s. scr NJ afn s and
the atrrnoon quiet and inactive corn-saes q the
20 s,iss II he afernoon oass-ssics co bushels No
81 q s ssy w S: ~ % .n re & ro,s 81
90. g,S.s q x.w xc Yss.t s corn sc 10 oa e
sS bushels; ssis s 81 sSsI: Sn.ss.
oas. acc bushels' barley isaQo bushels -, GOA.
Flour quisi wheat ,sc lower on winter; new amber
M,chsan e g. e g; No ispr'pg s2@ Corn opened
mixed Oats L. lower AZ % Lake sr-shss unehanged.
Flour ana vse., a ws.s,c ss M o Scns s ss.,
900 bbls. mess pork a ssa U.s. Cold 4 -. 80.
pour ou,s decline AZ ,sc so 'cAS What os' advanced
s . q Ssa Cor; assi,S:s 4 closing sas; !!
steady. e ssSc ss.e for Mo- Ness PORK :saSs niss
SeSeiu,s scoo sss aour 5000 bushels wheat m 90
s Sns "Ssa % ousse ."r 10
wmwArxxr, Oct. 1886
e o. for 80 end u "a a 3, for No Receipts oe
sS.hss a.. ssp%sn SS So
wheat. -.
turpensns firm; s. for virgin yellow alp spIr
H. sprDcutips sdvsrcsa "a &C. Hosn srm No NO
-
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COFFEE There has been hnsincas descrinton
4 except few sa'ca to iobters, from second hands
Prices rtmaD steady at yes;erday's quotations
weF. ss q b"ss os q @ d
London 800 boxes chccse II 20s III Il boxes
tobacco u "a 3D. and 80 bills 2s 3D. The charters
FROM naaa 10 eon a. @ bbs y
MolAssrs--No business OF any importance was trans
Nav,L sroRrs-crude turpenne was quiet but SIS
doing sses ssohbls nj SIC erie Retail lots commanded
resirctng business to some extent. The INQUIRY was
chiefly common grades. Sales Of 42sohbs strained
WAS = eea y 70 ss was6nssn Rim a s2s
0iIs English was in active demand and nrm the sales
price, q ssfs e 81 pss's sr.s
PeovIsoNa IL bills beef and packages CUT
e"ser rac. The Market cons san-whst irregular
ss Gr Il. s asv sos % ga o qeSasr "a %
IS, - for old and 500 rs $50 for prime Also SO
ss1 for .s ~ and Sesr
and and a naa's 'so 81 20 Sss " new pia
as rs 's It e. o oas
were steadv and firm. Sa'es 400 raesaees ct i,1se
Bacon 'e was moSersiey active sale Of 50 boxes Gum
beland cut was made at l6s4c The lard market W.
b az lcsc az lsse Enter " vas apehansea Al Soc Sc
.ss ra.ss county pals soc Al, e e, for Te,tern and &C.
PrtRolEu~ market for crude was not essentially
eha4g.a being ,pst bu. steady a. @ s5 With sples e
and 4slsc; isc for. standard white
sness. but he market ruled very firm for all inds
suc.RThe market for raw Yves rather more active and
vado basis OF iosc fac also o9s boxes Havana
At os stso nrce !. ,0r 10 r. and % ono III,
TA,ow fair demand but rather easier prices;
WnrxKY-Recripts 80 bbls The market moro active
ar $50 bbs at 4Ic for bonded and So % duy
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bags corn meal 30 500 bushels wheat ia $50 do 400
do OATS SlS do barley aud LEO TO- rye. There less
activity In tho market for Stale Hasssr -four, and prices
reoeded 0c o a .D tao demand being confined TO tie
Immediate wants Of the traa The sales confined 70
5000 bois At the ANNEXED qustons Southern noar
IA limited request aud ruled In favor Of the perchsser
saiee, 500 bbs Canada Sour dun and nomlaally un
changed Rye -four continued 10 active demand chiefly spec
aiate and the market with sales OF loco btis az
SO ctaN =. or corn meal sae of 200 bbls. city
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OFFICE or TRUSTEES or CREDITORS AND STOCK
Division.l . ~ 1

No. 81 WALL SrRxrr Nrw YoRx, Sept. ~ 1865
NOTICE "A special meeting or the holders 81 certificates
issued BY this Trust win be held the Office Of the Trustees
Is Wall street. New York. Thursday the nrst day Mo-
vcmoer next At adopt plan for tho reorganization
Of the Ohio and Mississippi Railroad Company.
70 act mon this important question: the agreement
der which the Trust formed
IN interest Of The their legal OF
preferred sndaiso OF unprcfered certificates shall be
ont and voting For the purpose, therefore, nsurfng
cerssa. holders are earnestly requested 70 have
meeting. either In by proxy.
The transfer books ~ the Trust win BE- closed the sir
closed un.iffurher notice BY order Of the Trustees
ALLAN CAMPBELL. Chairman
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Thsrs was hardly = great activity in the money
market to-day; II wears about abe expression that
IL has for some days past Tho indications are that
borrower working into better positions since they
ask for fewer renewals The drift or money n still
bundancs Of exchange Its dow thither ~ In great part
through the transfer Of government and other securities
70 New York for account and the domestic exchanges
or the country koprin different condition from
what they wore when adjusted almost wholly by
ments OF produce and merchandise There m not much
doubt but that trade 10 the West s kept more healthy
by the comparative short supply OF currency that IL
ported but the accumulation Of this absent currency IN
New York s not wholesome thing for merchants and
traders, either there elsewhere
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APPROXIMATION PRIZES.

Prizes paid gold. Information furnished The highest
paid for Doub!oons and all kinds Of Gold and Silver
TAYLOR CO.. Bankers, Is wan street. New York.
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The wheat market ruled extremely dun and peas were
noJnpaly &c. 10 lower the transactions restricted
1s 0D0 tshaa NJ ~ ~ for No. Racine and m,ved
WESTERN prt At ~ 49, Corn c 2c OF ana with less
dong az he eoncesson Tho sals e9mprsed lpoo
Bushels ~ &c. J5c fer shpnng MIXED Western a1oat,
axe 96c. Tor In store. a3kc for Inferior Oats
though qleL unchanged sales 30 D bushels, at 5c
Sic. for Milwaukee Soc. $50 Chcag0, snd hsc for
State Rye frn. BARLEY aud malt Continued Gnet
but nrices we're nominaly unchanged IN the absence o.
aales. F f Z. 7N 8tMN fMM
corrcy Tho market has varied essentially though
toward the close holders icing anxious " sell offered freely
thus rendering the market heavy and tho vane almost
nominal We revise quotations. 10 conform 70 the lower
rrces rnlne at the close The sales go baea and
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The exports exclusive OF specie from the port Of New
York for the week ending October 2 and since the com
Of the year, compare follows with those Of
the corresponding periods Of 1854 and 1906 saJ8
For the week. s45O7.5o4 81 ss2b2o &oo42.56e
Prev. reported. l6 os7, 500 l14s0s s34 1432s62I7
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REDEMPTlON OF CITY BONDS.
Crrrcx or rYr COMMISSIONERS or rusl
CossotfrA rp Dxsr on NV OrfwAvS, y
Nrw ORLEANS, aert I. 1919
Noce hereby svon that IN scoorauce with the prov
SONS 81 section thirty seven u Of the Legislature 81
the State OF Louisiana, entitled consolidate
city OF New Orleans md % provide for the and
administration Of lie affairs" approved on February =
sealed pronosnls win be received at this oce until the
9Th day Of q ober 1865 at ~ w. for sale the
ey Of three hundred Bonds Of $1,000 EACH ssusd according
froposai- 10 be directed 10 o. pepuvs Secretary CITY
Hall room No. ~ and endorsed PROPOSALS fos sale Of
soHS. = MONROE. Mayor.
JOSEPH HSiNASDEz Trrasurrr
GEpnHv CLARK Chairman
finance Ccmml,t~e, Bard q Ald~rmer
r. ". HiUfNHOTuAA Chairman
Finance Committee. Board Of Assistant Aldermen.
q. DNBryS Secretary. ~
pEDBMrrION or SAN FRANCISCO BONDS
III Holders OF bons Of ths Of San Francisco o. The
issues named below are hereby isormei that the Csmm-
soners Of the slnsnr funds Of aid bonds w receive
TIE once o. the county Treasurer The Cry q Sar Fran
errc Until " nnlosk noon OF Wednesday, the zfh DAY OF
November, iaH6
applicable the r.de pon Of The bonds o. issa
$50 snoun. appgahs % the releinptios 2, Judgment
Rondr 100 and va &hf0u app stletO the re- mp
ZION 81 School Bopls Of isn sTOoD nmcrns Applicable 70
the rsiempfon 81 school Bonds n 1881 x,Oui amount ap
sa isss . he redemption Of ssao0 D'aa' o 1872 and o.
VIII stats At whr rates they win surrender their
bonds for payment In uBet states gold coin less coupons
BIDS 70 - endorsed Proposals frr surrender OF Bonfs
MAJ he forwarded b this ncc direct hy seniasf matt OF
hrcnsh Messss hees AWalcr u Pine street new YORK.
D''''' = w JAS paxsov, Treasurer.
Trrssrssr's orvrcr san FRANCISCO August " is6i
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- - - = '-37l :
FINANCIAL.

(lIrIZENS' SAYINGS BANK. So BOwERY, C0RxER
~ Of Canal street tss EST t4 Es4
six PER GENT INTEREST ALLOWED
Gree from all from S. 90 CO.,
Money deposited now VIII draw nterest from October
r DAN wANTED.--e30Oo FOR 60 OR eo-DAys, ON A
" certificate ~ each vue and assignment Of policies Of
Mutual Life Insurance Company Address, stating terms
loan, box 676 Pos, onlce
MEMPnIs: TENv.. COUPONS AND PAST DUE IN.
M DEBrEDNESs.-By n ordinance passed by the Board
OF Mayor and Aldermen September 25 6 ordained
that the due bonds and Coupons Indebtedness the
city Of Mamrhs be received for city
fundsbs in thryyear bonds Of y 900 each dawneten
interest and bio 0f annu
ally for the solowinsonds and Coupons Asued and
dorsed by the city Of Memphis:-
Memrhis, Tenn, city Bonds and Coupons past dua
Memphis Tenn and Little Rock Railroad Coupons past
Memphis Tenn Charleston Railroad Coupons past due
Memphis, Tenn, Ohio Railroad Coupons past due.
Memphia Tenn Mississippi and Railroad Cou.
pons past due. fT8@ So
Inquiries for further particulars by mail otherwise
win receive punctual attention Address
City Comptroller Memphis; Tenn.
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OrFIcIAL
DRAWING or TIE
KENTUCKY STATE LOTTERY.
CLASS X.
On the Havana plan Of single number
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Since January $500 l7soio SIT aes s45 7sa
The imports compare az follows:-
1864 1885 1864.
Dry Goods. &i,011,707 $l,sas,04 $1.93f.364
Gen. merchandise l,No,6l9 S.l0S452 2644,602
Total for the week $27s7, 226 &B,O02.506 M575,o6
Prev Tepered 170865 267 1850, $40 231 sS4 297
sincs January SITS el2 4os 335 $2as 2o3
A Cincinnati journal Of Monday, says Of ine money
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NO MiLLIHERs AND COUNTRY sToRyvsEpgEs.
At GRAND STREET CHEAP STORE
You buy cni lengths Of millinery Goods cheaper than
down iotDrrs sell whole pieces glil and rxanlre
Yet Heavier and straw goods Full lines of Bonnet RDpa
" mining eysts Laces flrFes and Enhro derles from
sncucn Marx Tie addges. 49, sii and t brsnd add 60
u and ~ Allen eteet ffh block east lr1m TIE Bawsry
Enrnncrt v he borne. and Wholesale Ioons y Aier
street IN stairs
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DRY QOOO8s
A GREAT RUSH FOR BARGAINS.
a Auction Rooms--our Iiesdquartera No BID Prohta.
F FISf A AuSTI9S x xEFss sp and ss
ALI WUpL AUCTION HLANnkrS, ~ kta pair
AUCTION WHITE FLAENEIe. s5c and Sic
AUCTION cA~siMEREs. 56r and o.
PINE MusLiNs iaAc. former prce y
ON Mnslns and fannei- you can from o. 70 isc
yard. on Aipscss aud Mrrnos, from No ~ yc yart
POTTER HtDTHERS, 1s7 Eighth av.. near 18th a.
And FOSTER BROTiEks, 2sH Blecckcr street
A CAPTrAL CHANCE TO BUYERS FROM TUE
"a SOUTH few small lots Of Mantles shAv.ls mace up
~kra with Jackets ~ Materials Collars and Cuffs Ia
LACE nnenl suitable " the season. The price.
pisccd low 10 ensure speedy cioArance rromt
street ffuuse New York LII
NY GOODS FOR THE MILLION
JOHN HEATH, IS cARM,sE. CORNER BLEEcKRR,
opened and offers for sale retail ., wholesale prices
IU CASES GRAY AND WHITE BLANKETS, AT q ana
upwards; CASES FINE FRENCH MERryos, DE.
LANES. ALPACA, FROM AUCTION. 10 CASES TABLE
DAMASk, NAPKINS, TOWELLING. ETC. 30 per cent
below regular prices Constantly hand full Assortment
OF pome.lr Goods shectng Mfsns New York mills 70
centaf BED CDMFORTABLES (own nsnufaclurs.)
JOHN HEATH
- 10 Carniue street. corner Bleecker.
Fulton Ferry and Beecker and snsh pass he