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NOtiee.-Memphis Horse Bazaar, corner OF
Monroe and Third streets. T. J. COgswel has,
in addltiOn 10 his stable, No. l25 and IDS Jeder-
son street, his old stand, the Bazaar" corner
of Monroe and Third streets. He has on hand
30 choice mules, broke and unbroke, besides
horses, mares, wagons, harness, etc. He viii be
pleased 10 see his old friends at either place.
febl7-lw.
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announcements

Els. Appeal: Please announce me a candi-
date for County Court Clerk al the ensuing cleo
ton, and Imost respectfully ask the votes ofmy
fellow citizens for the office. was quite sur
prised osee. in this mornings argus, my name
announced for the County Judgeship. AFTER
n residence OF forty odd years in this, my native
State-one half Of which has been spent in the
practice Of law chiefly in this cltyj-it would be
peculiarly gratifying 10 me TO hold SO reSpects-
bic and useful a position. But II is already filed
by Executive appointment, and no election can
be held for said Office till the expiration ofJudge
Pettits term, without the Governors special
order. Code, Sec. 3I2) However, II elected to
the humber, but very responsible position Of
Clerk OF said Court, I trust, that by diligent at
tentiont TO its duties, and a sincere disposition 70
serve the public therein without respect OF
persons" my familiarity with the laws and
practice Of The State will contribute much to
my efficiency as an officer. Feeling now that
the great question IS settled, and the future OF
and my posterity fixed here, that We
have a country and government which are en-
titled 10 an honest and loyal support from one
all It's citizens and, being identified with
This community, I again respectfully ask its
support
felS THOS. d. ELDRIDGE.
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FINANCIAL.

quite q change has come overt h Money mar.
ket since our last report, ali owing to the stag
nation in the Cotton market. There was con-
siderable activity in Exchange yesterday, which
was offering very freely, that is on New Or
leans, while there was little or none making
on New York. The rates remain unchanged,
although some OF the Banks are exchanging at
par, but we continue TO quote it firm at a of
buying, aud y on selling, with an upward ten
dency.
Geld and Silver.
Gold is a drug upon this market, and so far rs
the Bankers are concerned, goes a begging, as
the majority OF them decline to purchase at all.
This is probably caused by the depression in
the Cotton market which has forced the holders
TO either throw their Gold upon the market, or
accept the present prices for the staple.
Silver Is not 50 much depressed owing to the
scarcity Of il, ANA romans easy at 30, while the
little Gold that is purchased is bought at 80.
Currency.
Currency is also seriously affected by the gen
ersI staguation, and the drain that has been
made upon the Banks, without any coming in,
has caused a tightness IN Currency, and some
OF the Bankers yesterday declined 10 accom-
modate some Of their regular customers, from
this fact.
bASahAEht 4AAuAs
Jncurrent funds remain easy, although there
Is a slight depression caused by the stringency
OF Currency, which OF course VIII have It's cor
responding effect upon this class Of Paper.
Markets.
The Louisville Courier OF the 18th says:
There was more uasiness In the Money market
to-day. The Bank remains 9 per cent. on first
class Paper. Tn outside rate ranges nom 10 to
y per cent.
Gold was weak and lower, opening in New
York az l3iiz, and closing az l37-.8l57E.
There were very few transactions here. Bro
lers were bidding within ! per cent. of New
york quotations, and Offering at the New York
rate.
Government Securities have advanced. and
are 10 far demand. New York quotations are
as follows. Old t~tve-twenties lUSlz, new l03
len-iortles ti'-, Sey8n-thirties RA5. Brokers
mere buy al I per cent. under, and sell Al New
York quotations.
Exchange Is in tair request. Banks buy at
par 10 l-2J discount, and sell at par 10 l-20 pre-
mimi.
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C1SFDESCE GAcrE-A cOuut-ymau was
sWludled Out Of ninety dellsr yesterday, 10y "a
sharper, in the following manner lie had
brought some cotton 10 the city, and amer sell
ing 10, and ppckeunE The proceeds, he started
on hls return for Arkansas, and on the leyee
met the sharper. who entered into conversation
with him. and soon learned that he had the
money, which he advised him 10y all means 20
convert into the hard stuff" IS greeubacl,s
would soon be worthless and the couuuynIau
becoming alarmed at the prospect Of q crisis in
money matters. asked his new found fiead %
accompany him a. town 70 bay the gold. The
sharper telling him that be could buy IL az q
better advantage II De would give him thg
money, sud wait upon The corner, which the
uuslpLiaueateI greenhoru agreed o., and o.
course las not seen lis newly found friend
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BIr. John DenIer viii give one Of his
dancing performances upon a tight rope, sus-
pended IN the air, in this city. We know that
he will be -remunerated.
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imports
WEDNESDAY,, Feb. 2l.-The imports Of yes
terdsy, as copied nom the books of the Mer-
chants Exchange, were as follows:
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~ BARGAIN
And No One Will Question ii.

Five hundred acres ofland i9miles from Mem
phis on the VI. & e. Railroad, st Brsy's Station,
~ acres cleared, under good fence, already
beded mp for cotton, ID good hands on the place,
mules and all farming utensils. Tie land can
be bought at 50 per acre, One-halfc cash, the ball
ancs in twelve mO2thS. Personal property AZ
cost. This Il a fine tract OF land and no mistake.
CAYCE, BEARD & co,
fei5-int 81 South tOurt Street.
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bS- Judge Aldrich, of South Carolina,
has delivered a decision declaring the
constitutionality of the stay law of that
State.
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city StabIes--See advertisement Of Dis
mukes & Kellogg in another column. fss9-3t
MaIea for saIe.-One pair extra no. ! Mules
for sale at 55 Union street. fe2)-Iw
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TON AyENT-This negro, charged with steal
ing a jray load Of cotton 2 few days since, the
particulars Of which We published AZ the time,
wss s~rraigaed before Squire Moore yesterday,
and held 70 bail IN the sum Of two thousand
dollars Tor his appearance before the Criminal
Court.
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Administrato,.,s Notice.

HAVING been appointed Administrator
III with the will annexed, OF the estate Of
Constantine Paine, deceased, at the LAST De-
cember term OF the County Court OF shelby
county, all persons indebted to said estate are
requested 20 make prompt payment; and per
sons holding claims on sid estate must present
them, otherwise they may be barred.
JAS. NJ. WILLIAMSON.
fell I'm Administrator
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CRnruSAL CoCRr-The case OF Wuism Ev-
suz charged with highway robbery, came up
before this court yesterday. The defendant
plead guilty 20 the charge, and gave whisky as
the cause OF the crime. The jury returned a
verdict OF guilty. sentencing him 20 ten years
imprsoument in the Peniten-farv.
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CoBErH TNEs-Ths prospectus Of this new
sheet lies before us It's publishers and editors
are two OF our sttaches-Capt job Haps and
Lieut. Emmett Weaver-the former served uu-
der John Morgan. and the latter under Be8ure-
gard, Brszg, Johnston and Hood. They both
stood up fairly and slUarely to the last Mr.
Weaver f. in town soliciting patronage FOR his
paper. We cheerfuuy recommend them 10 our
business ~couuunIr-.
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t. G.. COgsReu has got back TO his Old stand,
corner Monroe and Third streets. Horse Bazaar
and old livery Stable.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1866-02-21

The conservative and common sense viev Of
the Currency question taken by the President,
as shown IN MS recent speech 10 the Virginia
ting the host OF vague and needless apprsben-
siOns which have filled the popular mind since
This last has been the keynote OF an ne arm,
ment= Of the Bears in Gold and Stacks since ifs
delivery, and II has been used with considsra-
bic success But II Is high time that the decep-
tive talk Of the radical contractionists Should
be taken for wbat IL is worth, and no more.
The Secretary OF the Treasury kncws probably
as well as any other well informed person that
he will remain powerleSs 70 contract the Cur
rency, unit the twelve hundred millions OF
dosting obligations Of the Government are
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Notice 20 ShipPers.-No Freight viii be
received By the Mississippi and Tennessee Rail
road to-day
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The Discount business OF the Banks was not
particularly large to-day, though Money seems
10 be well enough employed TO leave the Ranks
but little surplus. tn receipts nom the eoun-
try continue 10 be Light yet IN the ordinary
merchants begin 10 flock hiihor for spring pur-
chases OF goods.
IN excess OF the receipts, and Inc markaf con-
unues 20 siiifen. The buying figures range al
B9Aet354c, and the selling at 99kcasI.
fiyc-twenties are bought at aa3I.c nrep,inp,
and held at 3tzgyzC premium.
some are bidding as high as Csc for Ten-for-
ties, but there are very few ahoat. and Rankers
are generally inclined 20 hold them.
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AdmainistrotoT''s Sale.

Iwiu sell at public auction on THURSDAY, the
Isl Of March, next, 81 the late residence OF r. A.
Parker, ST deceased, al the personal property
belonging TO said estate, consisting OF household
and Kitchen furniture, s~ilverware, etc.
Terms-Cash. sale at IL O'Clock am.
R A. PARKER, Admir-.
ROYsTER, T~REzEyAST & CO.,
Aurtf0neers. fa2u-gf
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p URE
3. M. LEBBY & CO.,
Druggists and PreScriptiOniStS

NO. ala MAIN STREET,
HAVE JUS OPENED a Large and Well
II selected stock OF Pure drugs, and all
Fancy Articles usually kept IN a drug store.
Every ounce of Medicine offered BY this
house has been carefully examtaed by two ex-
perienced physicians, and nothing VIII be sold
that Is not reliable.
They also offer for sale the finest article OF
COAL OIL ever introduced here, and by actual
test is proven 10 be free from ali explosive ele-
mentz
sS- Prescriptions put up at all hours OF the
day and night
The Prescription department Of this house Is
solely committed to an Experienced Physl-
clan, OF years standing, and the mistakes
which so often occur In drug stores are there
fore avoided.
Best Brandies and Whiskies in the city kept
AZ this house, fei4 I'm
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STATE W~ARRANr-A white woman yester-
day, swore outa warrant sglinst jimmy Gibbs
a -freedwomsn, for a-ppropriating 10 her own
use, benefit and beLooC some OF her clothing,
amounting in value 70 about nifty dollars
jimmy was arrested and lodged ln Jail, TO await
her trial this morning before Esquire Creighton
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cheap Towels Just received a Menken
liz q Co
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Notice..

ON the nrst Monday In March next, I viii
" apply to the Judge Of the County COnfi
Of shelby County, Tenn, in open court, for lei.
ters Of administration OF the estate Of John IL.
McClanahau, late OF shelby county, deceased,
THIS eth day Of February, 1853
JAMES 81, MCKNIGHT
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Ia A nice little trick was played by
some Of the prisoners in the Danville
fPa.)jail, on the sheriff Of that place,
last week, by the escape Of three
It seems they had, IN APP
parent amusement, rolled several huge
snow balls against the wall inside the
Jail yard. when one Of the party got be-
tween the piles Of snow and there aug a
hole through the wall, through which
they all made their exit. They have not
been captured.
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linens, Towels, and House Furnishing Goods
at reduced preces at Elson Bros, 81 Main street
q. IL u
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Epfcures.-An who are fond Of good living
and desire to get fresh game, such as Prairie
Chicken, Quail, Squirrel, Opossum, Turkey and
Venison, should always 90 10 a jefferson street
and inquire fer Wick. He can serve you 10 e
ine Loin, Ham or Saddle of Venison that would
make the greatest epicure smack his Jaws and
rub his hands, in contemplation of seeing II
finely cooked and placed ON the table of some
Of our Restaurants or Hotels Call and seehIm.
We know OF what We speak, for we have often
eaten Game from 81. Fuchs is the only pr8gti-
cal came kaaDer in the CITY.
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And is a Saving Of from SO 10 IS
per Barren TO the Consumer.

IA article has met with h most
wonderful success A large proportion
Of the citizens of Memphis and sur
rounding country are now using IL; but !
am continent there are many others who would
avail themselves Of its advantages were they
satisfied regarding It's HEALTHFULNESS,
SUPERIORITY, and CHEAPNESS
To convince such Of these facts, / have OBJ
tanned a large number of certificates from well
and fayorably known physicians and Others, q
few Of which I give below. One trial viii con-
vince the most incredulOus that 1t Is 10 their
advantage TO use this Flour, as an ECONOM1
and SAIISF ACTION in everT respect
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NTWe have the following additional
particulars in regard TO the Baltimore
Conference:
The President has issued an order re-
storing ali the churches and parsOnages
within The bounds of the Baltimore
Annual Conference, embraced in the
state of Virginia, 10 the Methodist Epis-
copaI Church Of the United States, held
by said church prior 10 eighteen hundred
and sixty-one. This order further states
that such possession shall be valid until
the civil courts shall have determed in
whom the legal title vests. The effect OF
the order viii be % take from under the
control OF the conference now sitting IN
Alexandria all such property, and place
10 In the possession Of n Baltimore
Annual Conference Of the Methodist
Episcopal Church in the United States,
which will meet the last Of this month
IN Baltimore city.
On Sunday, the 6th inst, the Metho-
dist Episcopal Church az Harmony, Va,
was taken possession Of by the military
IN accordance with the order, Just as the
pastor, the Rev. Mr.. Waugh, was about
10 begin service. The congregation re-
ured quietly. The church has been
given IN charge Of a preacher from the
East Baltimore Conference, sent bv
Bishop Ames. Tie Methodist Episcopal
Church 1t Hillsboro has been taken in
charge by the same parties.
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Inc cincinnati Commercial Of Saturday says:
Gold opened In New York to-day at l7, but
IL advanced soon Afterwards to 1874. at which,
win the exception OF the report az half-past
one Whenl u was quoted at l37L, it remained up
to three O'Clock. In order 10 supply an order
demand % premium would now be paid by
one OF the dealers; for other than this 81 pre-
MUM is al outside figure. We quote the SELL
ing figure at ~ premium.
Exchange remains very firm at par, 10 500 per
NJ premium buying l-lOc premium. Selling
and shipments Of Currency have again been
made 10 keep up Eastern balances.
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Put up In 6, IL, II, and As pound pa kages,
UaIfBarrels and Barrels,

This -four WILDE found OF sal0 in packages At
ali dSt class family groceries in the city, and Al
whoiesaIe at the ucanufactory, AS Main street.
: doors south Of Beale, Memphis, Tenn.
A liberal discount viii be made to the Trade
ianI4 ALLEN F. MORGAN. PrOpriefor
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THANKs-OScar Hsig, Of the Pioneer Express
Company, has our thanks, for late Nashville,
Louisville and Cincinnati papers in advance Of
the mails
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viii prepare any barrel OF -four sent 70 me,
or viii furnish any quality Of -four orueredi out
for my own soles l use none but me very osAts
IT Harrison, or its equal
The bread and biscuit made rom Llis hour
can he eafen ~ well warm as cold, without the
least Inconvenience 10 the weak and dySpeptlc
stomach. and has been knoTnto greatly benefit
such caSos.
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Large Sale of CitU lots.

DY virtue OF a decree rendered by the County
ID Court OF Shelby county, Tennessee, at the
February term, 1855, in the case OF EIijah
Brooks and l. y. Suggs, administrator, against
J. W. Ledbetter and wife Ct a., / will, az II
o'clock Am, On THURSDAY, March Sth, 1855,
ON the premises, proceed to sell nve hundred
feet OF city property which has been subdl-
vtded into seventeen lots, lytngu and south
OF beal street. at and near the intersection OF
Orleans and Besl streets.
Title perfect and undisputed.
Trims OF sALE-One-half Cash balance on
a credit OF six and twelve months. purchasers
required to execute notes with approves S-
cuTity, and a lien being retained 70 secure the
different payments. -
Parties Wishing to invest in city property will
do well TO look to this sale.
See hand bills aad plat
February Is, 1866.
Parties wishing Information as 10 title may
confer with Holm Hallum, Esq, corner ~
WashlnQ.on and Main streets felGtiIi milo
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CHANcERYC oUEE-Nery little OF importance
was done in this Court yesterday, and to-day is
sci suart for the motion docket.
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MEMpHIs, TFvx. AUGUST p. ~

Ihave examined the ingredients and pro-
them innocent. and the bread superior.
r. G. MALONE, 81. u.
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no EXCUSE FOR BAD BREAD.
NJ Q r @ ANS

THE Best, Cheapest snd most economical
i Flour In use.
All lovers OF good and wholesome bread,
biscuit. etc, can, by using this Flour, save
time, trouble, money. and disappointment. Il
Is ALWAYS RELIABLE, and is not effected Ey
hot OF cold weather. II does not require Yeast
Powders. Cream Tartar, Yeast. Salaratas, Soia
or salt, and ONLY HALF the usual quantity
OF shortening, and when cold sweet milk Is
used, still less shortening is needed.
ONE-FUUkTH less Of this flour Is required to
produce a like amOuntOf Bread, TO that made
In the ordinary manner which item alone viii
about PAY THE PRICE charged Cor adding tine
selfTising ingredients
IT IS EXTRA NICE FOR CAKES. and all
kinds Of pastry, requiring not more than TWO
THIRDS the usual amount Of butter and eggs.
THIS FLOUR ENCEIS III OTHER Tor
Batter Cakes, Wafies, Pudding, the dumplings
for Chicken Pie. etc. etc.
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C MATTERS.

LATE -PAPEKs-Our friend Loop, OF the
southern Expires, yesterday placed upon our
table late ana valuable papers. from ali points.
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EDTTrinity Church, in New Haven,
CT, is to have a new organ with two
thousand three hundred and seventy
three pipes.
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Legal.
Notice,

NOTICE is hereby given that all authority
n heretofore given by me to Campbell & Co q,
agents, or other parties. 10 collect debts or at
tend 20 Other business for me, Is hereby revoked
and annulled. All persons owing money to me.
or Campbell & CO., agents, viii, from and after
this date, pay the same 10 me in person or to
my order, no other payments will be recOg-
missed. suit Will be brought on al debts not i'm
mediately settled. l will be found et the store
Of MeSsrs. J. h. LOewenstine & Bros, No. 81
Main street, Clay Building.
n, SCHWARZENBERG.
Eebruary Ia. 1875. r0abI7 Inn
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Ea E. +. Douglass has been con
frmed by the L. S. Senate as U. S. Mar
shall for the Northern District of Ala
hama.
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EcoMMENpATIoNs :

MEMPHIS, TENN, August 3, 1855.
I have used Morgaus Self Rising Flour, ana
n 1t do be a most excellent article 1 nave
also examined the Ingredients which produce
is self rising properties, and IND them 70 De,
NOT only innocent, but important TO perfect
nutrition. 1 can freely recommend ~ asa most
hsejtbo1i and desirable -four, producing On
article on bread superior 70 that made In the
ordinary manner.
We nIIy concur in the above, having sz-
amined the ingredients
G. I. WILCOX, II. D.
X. r. BROWN, n. ID.
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MtMFHIs, q r. no
have Used MorEan1s self Rising Flour. and
examined its ingredients. Il Is all that he
cIatIns Tor II, and is entirely harmless 70 all,
sick or well, and is especially adapted as g diet
for dlspepucs aud cOnsumptiyes, its materials
supplying in those cases, healthfui and mueh
needed nuriment. y. w. GABBERI, M.Q
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HoTEL-
WASHINGTON. D. O.
Y-QcciHatIon.

DR.. J. Murray Rogers having a supply OF fresh
and rsIiabls virus, viii v~accinage those desiring
H. once 50 Madison street. between second
Third felS2W
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BZ- The Treasury Department will
shortly commence paying fifty per cent.
in money upon certificate checks. Hith-
erto only twenty-five per cent. has been
maid
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1866-02-21

Fifteen Days-Msssrs. Herman & Llppman,
omo Union aud Main streets, Number 1886, are
torclng OF their goods at very low figures, in or
der 20 make room Tor their Spring supplies,
which are en- route. During the next fifteen
DAYS they viii sell any article in their stock al
cost. Give them a call.
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h- Themunicipal election at Reading,
Pa, last Friday, resulted in the success
of the Democratic ticket by over two
hundred majority. Democratic gain Of
I'VE five hundred.
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Ladies' Hair Dressing SaIoOn.-The IA
vorite establishment Of Madame Lavigne, on
Main street, between Union and Gayoso, oppo-
site the Proyine Block, is in full blaze Of pros
perity. Her ornaments Of hair, in variety,
grace and elegance, are unsurpassed. The most
elaborate toilette lacks hnish unless Madame
Lavigne touches it,
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1866-02-21

DoIbear's Commercial college, go Main
street, is open day and night Pupils can begin
any day, in Bookkeeping, Writing, French,
Mathematics etc.
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Natice-On and after this date eur terms for
the sale OF Real Estate win be one and q hay
per cent. net.
W. Il. PAssMoRE & Co,
Real Estate Brokers.
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Grand Opening SaIe.-Dismukes & Kellog
VIII resume their sale OF stock on Thursday
morning, at their new quarters, No. 81 Monroe
street. Alarge lot OF mules, horse and mares
VIII be sold without reserve. Frank Hyde,
aucuoneer.
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Collins q Co.'S Cast CnsssteeI PlOws.-
A further supply Of the above celebrated PioTs
Just received by McCombs q co. fohIs-Iw