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RELM0NT.

The Chicago Times says:
The work Of removing the bodies o.
soldiers that were slain in the fight al
Belmont, opposite Columbus, KY, il
September, 1851, Is To- 10 progress. Il
is stated that OUer three thousand 6Odiel
have been already exhumed. This is {
number which greatly exceeds the mos
e~xtravagant statements given at the
time of the mortality in that %unsccOunt.
able, and, it is believed, unnecessary en-,
gagement. One of the reasons for fight.
ing that battle, stated by q general who
took part in Il, was the desire to test the
discipline Of the new federal troops under
fire. The sacrifice of three thousand
lives seems to indicate that the test was
sufficiently severe.
General GRANT, in his official report
Of that action states the number Of Fede.
raj troops Of all arms engaged in it, tc
have been about tDo thousand eight hun.
dred and fifty. OF these be states that
eigHty5our were killed, one hundred and
fifty missing and al equal number
wounded, many Of them slightly. Gen.
eral PILLOW reported thathis men buried
over three hundred Federals.
Three thousand bodies -Who is swim
died? Who furnishes eofins and re-
buries by contract? Perhaps some dead
Confederates get mixed up with the Fed
erals. and become heroes.
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LATEST
BY
Night Dispatches.
ivrsrras Aasoc1AfrD raEss asronrsJ


NEW ORLEANS, June 5.4The board OF
levee commissioners, appointed by Gov.
Wells, met to-day and perfected their
organization by eleeti1g Robert b.
Steele president, Z. Hsrgamer chief en-
gineer, and N. g. stether as secretary.
The selections are excellent, and give
general satisfaction, as Il assures the i'm
mediate rebuilding and repairing of the
levees Of this State.
Gen. Longstreet publishes a letter this
morning in the Republican, containing
the following paragraph
1.-THE military bill and amendments are
peace offerings, inc we should accept
them as such and place ourselves upon
them as the starting point from which
TO meet the future political issues as they
arise.D A
Gen. Welles publishes a letter ad-
dressed tothe president protesting against
his removal. Another very caustic one
is addressed to Sheridan, in which he
says there is not 4 word Of truth in the
charge that he was impeding the exeeu-
ton OF the laws Of congress.
WASHINGTON, June st is ascer-
tanned that Mr.. Durant telegraphed this
morning to Gen. Sheridan, in response
to the appointment rendered him by that
officer, as governorof Louisiana, peremp-
tOrily declining the honor.
New YORK, June 5lThree thousand
one hundred and eighty-four emigrants
arrived to-day.
Statement Of the Public De5t.-Psying
coin interest, 1894, $50 debt bearing cur
rency interest, 1856, 681 1885, matured
debt not presented for payment, S97I,-
302, 632; debt bearing ditto lin trust)
S4lS, 09I, 1872 46. Total debt S26S, T04,-
051 ,95S 7Amount OF coin in treasury,
50, $50, IA, 7e1 ia currency, 1925, 616,-
49S amount Of debt less the cash in the
treasury, S251, 56I, 5g3, 500. Since the LIST
of May the debt bearing coin interest
has increased 1914, 406. The debt bear
ing currency interest has decreased
S514,2S9 As. The national debt not pre-
sented for payment has decreased 1922
9l5 20, and the debt bearing no interest
has increased 1865, 2s6. The amount Of
coin in the treasury has decreased $751;
49,, O26 As. The currency balance has
increased SOS, s27 sos "A, while the
amount Of debt, less cash in the treasury,
shows q decrease of s., l70, 156 %.
LOUISVILLE, June 5.-The river is fall
ing with eight feet ten inches in the
canal.
ST. LOUIS, June 5.-An Omaha dis
patch says the earnings OF the Union Pa
cific railroad, now in running order to
North Platte is officially reported at
S26I 1872 81 for May. The track laying
is progressing westward rapidly.
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As Chief Justice Chase, in o~verrulinG
a decision of Judge Underwood, has de
cjded that the property Of q rebel cannot
he eonfscated for treason until he has
/ first been duly convicted OF that crime
n will follow that in the confiscsti0ns
which have been made Of the property
OF Confederates, it will have to be re-
turned by the parties nov holding under
such titles. The decision OF Judge Chase
will also operate as 5 partial e~xdDguisher
on the c~onfiscation schemes Of Thad.
Stevens and his followers.
The chief justice has not yet been as
sailed by the radical press for OvePtnrn-
ing the decision of Underwood, but as
he has "interpreted the law in the inter
ests of rebellion and Of slavery" il is
plain that his chances for the radical
nomination to the presidency have been
greatly diminished thereby Chicago
Times.
UNDERwooD, Judge by the grace OF
LINCOLN, is much such an officer as
SANcHo PANzA vas as Governor, aud
still more resembles CHRIsTOP4ER SLY,
the tinker, transformed into q Noble
a His intellectual capacity is not
more than equal to that which WAKREN
assigned TO TITTEEBAT TIFMoUsE. he
is . shame to the Bench.
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MARKETS.

NEW ORLEANS, June 5.-Cotton firm
and unchanged sales 1900 bales low
middling 25925ke; receipts 592 bales /;
exports 5l04 bales ascertaiBable stock
taken by actual count, 1882 bales.
Sugar aud mOlasses dull, and no quota
tons. Flour very dull, and no settled
prices; s~uperfne 81 25 choice y ST. 50
ais. Corn dull and unchanged ; yellow
mixed 81 1891 20; white scarce at 81 20
al %. Oats in good demand at 95c3Sl.
Coffee unchanged. Bacon shoulders
very scarce at Zoe; rib sides 12c clear
sides l3se. Lard steady and firm at l34c
in tierces T; 14t9l44c in keg. Pork dull
and no sales quoted at s24 p. Gold So.
Sterling 1904. New York sight &c pre-
MUM.
LOUISVILLE, June 5.-Tobaceo-sales
337 hhds at full rates ; Tugs to good leaf
s. 1925. Superfne flour S969 IS.
Wheat nominal 3 2562 80. Corn 9Oc
for shelled ear 70975c in bulk. Oats
7S9S0c in bulk. Rio coffee active 236
26c. Mess porkS22 25. Bacon shoulders
93c packed clear sides 125Gl2fc. Lard
tierces l2@c for kettle veAred. Cotton
23l. Whisky free nominsny 81 90.
New YORK, June 5.-MOney is active
and firm at 697e for call loans prime
discounts at 7974e. The disbursements
at the sub-treasury will be heavy through
out the week, and these in time will
bring relief TO the market. Sterling
firm and quiet at I0GI0f. Gold steady
at 36{@36H. Shipments Of specie to-day
were S424,Sl5. Governments steady
stocks weak Tennessee bonds 67G67f.
Receipts at the sub-treasury g, 704, S2l.
including for customs $500 600, and gold
notes 1928 600. Payments -, 440, 1873.
Balance Sl2s, Osa, Fe4. rors
NEW YORE, June 5.-CottOn nm and
unchanged sales 1900 bales. Flour dull,
heavy, and s0630c lower supeFfine
state and western, seas 50. Whisky
quiet and unchanged. Wheat nom-
nally unchanged Chicago, 81 20. Rye
quiet and lower, 81 so. Corn heavy,
and 4@5c lower new mixed western,
81 l20I Is. Oats unchanged, western,
S26s4c. Rice firm. Coffee and sugar
steady. Molasses firm. Pork heavy
and lower, S22 S5GG2a for new mess.
ST. LOUIS, June 6.-Tobacco heavy
but not lower. Cotton dull middling,
a4c. Hemp, 81 IS for choice undressed.
Flour dull and 25c lower. Wheat dull
and nominally lower; good fan, g 50
prime, 81 90; choice, s. IS, Corn, 395c
lower mixed and good yellow, 90G92c;
prime and choice, 93@96c. Oats steady,
S3GS7e. Rye declined, 81 3S6yl As.
Provisions steady and unchanged. Lard
dull and nominal.
CINCINNATI, June 5.-FiOur dull and
nominal family S12 25t6lS. Wheat fiat;
No. 2 winter offered at 81 50. Corn dull
and nominal S0G83o in bulk. Rye
81 so. Whisky dull at S0GS1c bond. Pro-
visions dull mess pork SO 50; bulk
shoulders Sc sides Zoe bacon quiet and
unchanged. Lard l24. Dried apples SIS
Peaches Sl0al5.
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THE SCHOOL OF THE HOLY CROSS
A musical and dramatic soiree bv III,
pupils Of this excellent Academy is az.
nouneed for Friday evening, the 1874
instant, at the Greenlsw Opera House
and the proceeds will be applied to the
purchase of Labratery aparatusand furni.
ture for the Institution. Among the
many attractive features Of the enter.
tsinment, we enumerate the following
Miss NORA BRADFORD viii sing two fine
bravura songs, and Father RYAN's grand
epic, "The Sword of ROBERT LEE ,, the
soiree to conclude with the celebrated
trial scene in HENRY VIII, in which
Miss BRADFORD will sustain the role of
Queen CATHERINE, supported by several
amateurs selected from the pupils; the
characters to be represented in
correct historic coslume. Mrs. KErcH-
UNI, the principal Of the school,
is well known as 3 poetess of de-
cided talent, as well as q lady Of rare
literary culture and attachments: she
is also n of our psSple-a Tennesseean
by birth and education, and therefore
in our judgment, best fitted 20 instruct
the children Of Southern parents. OF
Miss NORA B~RADFoRD'S musical taste
anG execution, it Is unnecessary to saw
anything in COMMUNICATION, where both
are SO perfectly well known; but the en-
terprise is especially worthy of the
liberal support Of all in this community,
who desire to build up and sustain a
Southern institution of merit, at home,
and for the benefit Of their own children.
We trust a crowded house will attest
how truly these considerations claim the
sympathy Of " citizens.
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MARRIED.

zWILTON-GIBBS-At Calvary church, yes
terday al 6o'clock pm, by the hev. George
White, DID, Mr.. bARRT G. NTLTOS 70 Mrs.
FAHNIE H. GIBBS, al of this city,
Thus they fall, one by one! The bachelors
leave the club, become Benediets, and settle
down into quiet, sober manhood We wish
our friend Harry and his fair bride all the hap
piness it is allowed US poor mortals to enjoy.
May the journey ofsthis loving, youthful pair
through life be as Joyous as their many virtues
deserve.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES the residence
of Jas. White, Esq, near Whites Station, BY
the Rev. DR.. Davis, Pastor ef the Cumberland
Presbyterian church, Is. ID GooDLEIr Esq ,
President Of the jefferson Insurance Company,
to Miss LINK MEREDITH.
The vows have been registered, and another
worthy pair msde happy In the bonds Of holy
wedIock. May their days be long and Joyous,
and no clouds arise to dim the brightness Of
their married life; and may generations rise
up to call them blessed in the long years to
comet
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70 THE READERS OF THE APPEAL.

The constantly enlarglng circulation OF the
APPEAL, and the generous support given 10
both the Daily and Weekly issues by city ana
country, assure the prOprietors Of the general
approval by the public Of its course since il
came into their hands.
Its Past IS the pledge it offers for the Future
II viii continue to ~endeavour, IN accordance
with the motto which it has adopted, 20 say
those things only that are true and Onest. Il
has but a single Client, the People Of the South,
aud 70 will endeavor 20 advise lis readers
wisely. In that 10 may often fail but its opin-
ions shall always be honest and conscientious,
at least.
Those TO whom its conduct is entrusted viii
continue to endeavor 10 make the APPEAL &C
oep.abie to its readers. and desirable as a me
dium for advertising. The Masonic column
will continue TO appear every sunday, with
other reading appropriate TO that day: and the
proprletors hope, by close attention TO the AZ
fairs OF the papers snd Office, 70 stil enttle it
20 the support and confidence Of the people, on
which alone IL depends
JOHN =. c. HOGAN d co.
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IL pursuance Of the provisions Of q Trust
4 DEED 20 ne executed Dy A street on Eth
day o. November, 1888, ard which Is duly regis
tered In the Registers once o. shelby county,
In BOOK No. ~, Part J., pages % 90 and 81
made By the Hon William n. smith, Judge OF
the ChaneeTy G - = Of Memphis, on Ed day OF
April, 1857. IN the eau Is PENDING in said Court,
Whereio Charles J. Seay and others are com
p~lainants. and A. street and other. are ds en-
ants. I viii. at the Southwest corner oftne In
tersection Of Poplar and Second streets. In
tween the hours Of 10 O'Clock am. and 8
O'Clock pm. Of said day, proceed 20
sell At public auction % the high
cst bidderr upon the terms hsreirater
mentioned, the following described Lots o.
Land, togeth-rwith theimproVemsntstherson,
situated in MsmDnfs. shelby county, Tsnnss-
on the map Of Memphit, and BOUNDED ~ fol-
lows. Beginning a. the Southwest fOrner Of
running thence West with the south line Of
Poplar street ~ ct; thence South parallel
WITH second street ~ feet 70 a a thence
said alley ~ rect - he intsrssctim OF the
alley thence East with said allsy 10 Second
street; thence with second street lfsk fe-t TO
ever from said Lots. thai part conveyed and
.r-eLnQuished on tha 6th day OF March. $50. BY
the undersigned aud Briuhley a Dougherty, 70
A. street, bounded and described IS follows,
viz: Beginning AZ the SOuthsaEt corner OF 0 OF
No. 369, at the intersection OF the North side OF
the nrsf alley south Of Poplar rtreet with the
WsIdly with West side OF Sarond street , feet
more OF less, 20 = point al which ssid West side
OF Second street IL Interested by a line
running through the center Of the middle
parallel wall from East to West. Of three story
brick building embracing two nov
In said lot No. ~ theme from said point OF
intersection Westward y 49, feet 20 the East
side OF the INST alley. West Of Second street 3
thence with the East side OF said last men
toned alley ~SouthWardiy, p feet more or less.
TO the point Of intersection OF the East side OF
said last mentioned alley, with the North side
Of the nrst alley south OF Poplar street-aid
point Of intersection being the Southwest cor
ner Of lot No &; hence eastWardly with the
East side OF the said last mentioned alley, 49,
feet, 70 the beginning.
said property viii be sold on the following
terms viz: One-fourth q the purchase money
cash, and the ba.anceO on a credit o. four and
eight months. for which the purchasers VII BE-
required 70 give notes with approved personal
security. and a lien likewise 10 be retained on
the property 20 secure these deferred pay
meuts- The sQuits o. redemption H. waived.
and the title Is believed 20 be perfect, but I
shall only convey as trustee.
N. J. WTCKS. Trustee.
ROYSrER, TREZEyANT Co, AuctoneerE
ny D ID
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RENSIRLE

HORACE GREELEY, in his paper, the
Tribune, speaking OF the bailing OF Pres
ident DAVIS, utters this very sensible
and just paragraph
Those who talk Of this matter as
concerning only or mainly Jefferson
Davis takes a very narrow and shallow
view Of It. No individual is OF sufficient
consequence to justify 8 hundred news.
paper paragraphs. But Jefferson Davis
in jail, awaiting a trial for treason which
no urgency, no importantly, on the part
Of his counsel could procure for him,
stood as the representative, the hostage,
the sc~ape-sOat, of several millions of our
people, who, il had been aeGided by force
of arms, rightfully were and must re-
main 3 part of US. 1t did not and does
not seem to me desirable to brand&the
crime of treason-of felony-On the
GROVE Of these three or feur millions OF
our countryEassE%y it did not seem
wise or weR to tn thus to brand them,
whether the attempt was or was not
likely to be crowned with success. There
may be honest difference on this point
to-day but who can believe there will
be any such difference Ave years hence ?
The unnecessary, ungenerous ami
cowardly indignity offered President
DAVIS, in the State-dungeon from which
escape was for him utterly impossible,
was a base and brutal, as well as a low
and vulgar deed, not meant especially to
wound and humiliste him, but planned
and perpetrated for the purpose of pun
ishing, in the person of their great repre-
sentative and chief, the four millions of
our countrymen,' who could not all De
fettered and msaseled like the common
felOns. 1t was NOT wise OF well to fFy TO
brand these millions as traitors, and
therefore felons, sunless it and the threat
Of c~oniscation, and the mailed hand Of
military power on their threats can in
timidate and COW them into engaging in
the deEil-work Of reconstruction. But
# they yield to the 'soft Impeachment, ,
and become fond Of the mode Of weoing,
why, then it tUU have been wise and
well to have manacled President DAVIS
and resorted TO the experiment of mill
tary despotism. AA's well, that ends
Well.u
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APPEAL


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municstlOns. Whatever is intended Tor m
sertion in the APFEAL, must be suthenu'
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responsibility.
Business letters should be addressed 70 EEh
ArPEAL." Memphis.
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TORS oFrHE APPEAL, Memphis
We cannot, as a rule, undertake 70 return arti-
Giles not found suitable for publication.
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-I.ast ueek a man was heinr 80

Last week a man was being tried be-
fore Judge Mitchell, in Washington,
North Carolina, for the crime Of horse
stealing; the jury had just retired to
find their verdict, when an auction bell
was heard announcing the sale Of some
bank property everybody being inter
ested Immediately left the courtroom,
and the prisoner walked out with the
crowd and left for parts unknown.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

AfR-w. 7. MYERS, a Identified men,
w Der OF "Mornfng Star" Lodge
IF. and A. Masonsl No. ls6, ShelbyXX
co1ntv, Tenn, was expelled from said M
Lodge for gross unmasonic eOnducal '
November II, A. D., 1865.
Arkansas newspapers friendly to Masonry
and good order please copy.
BY order of the Lodge
THoS. N. HUGHES,
Secretary Morning Star Lodge Nc. ISs.
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1872
THIS School Is located one and a-haH miles
4 nom Greenwood Depot on the Virginia
Ssatral IA lroad and hneen miles west OF
CHARLOTTESVILLE and the University Of Virginia.
III location 10 we'll known a. Dr. Gessner Bar
rison. Rev. Bm- DiuWiddfe, and Prof dWard B.
Previously IL was a popular simmer resort,
conducted by John s. Cooke, ESQ. Being situ-
eied in one Of the most beautiful portions OF
Aleemarle county, In the mid-t Of q refined
and Intelligent eommunlfy, remote from places
OF dissipation. and convenient to Churches and
sabOatn schools OF the leading dencmina
a4ass1t possesses rare advantages fors Boys
The eeurse d study Is designed to Be thorough
anu eoInprensnsiye IA Ancient and Modern
languages Mathematics and the English
branches, snd also 10 embrace the elements OF
Natural and Moral sciences and History.
The Prlneipal was sdueated at the University
Of Virginia, and has had an experience 81
nearly ten Yeas Il teaching IN schools OF high
grade IN tnts state. including Dr.. Gessner Har-
rasons school, bloomfield Academy, Lynch
burg Female Seminary, and Hon. II. 81. T.
Hunters private school.
The Associate Principal was also educated at
the university Of tHginta, and has had an eX
| Pertence Of eight years in teaching in the
southern States-Ormeriy 10 EdgewOrth Fs-
mSdS ssmlnA1y Soun Carolina, more recently
The mIioVtng recommendation OF our school
Professor o. the University Of Virginia.
&espectfuNy submitted
UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA, April Z. lsd7.
In view q our personal seqa aintznce with
MtohTh. n " d ana Al. W OO1. We do not
hesitate cordially 70 their school
TO the condolences and patronsGs OF the public.
s. Manpin, NJ. Schsls lie We're.
Ersneis 4. smith, ia Niaof,
i'll Cabel, u. La Dtdenslesve,
C.. s Nenable, VIM. L. Peters.
f NJ g:
For board and tuition, including fuel. wash
ing and lights for the session OF ten months.
two hundTpd and seventy-hvs $40 dollars IN
currency. Payments ons-half in advance, ball
anCe On the lst OF February.
The sessions commence on the LIST Of Septem-
Der and close On the 18th Of Jane. Pupils Will
be received ~ any time during the session,
with a pro rata deduction in charges. Boys
from a distance viii be allowed to remain DUR
ing vacation as bOarders in the family OF the
Principal.
Arrangements are made for conveyance from
the Depot ~tGreenwOod) 70 the school immedi-
ately upon arrival.
Sc Only two boys IN a room.
p. Greenwood Depot Albsmarle county,
Virginia. les M
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W., MEssIcK

THE copsrtnsrship ofLEVY, PRIvITT & co
i is this day dissolved by mutual consent
The business viii be copducted in future by A.
=. LEVY co.
Memphis. MAJ %, 1857. fef4t
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b. d. M.n-
Alabama Limo.

WE are daily receiving Superior Alabsma
w Lime, IN LARGE quantities, which We are
selling % owest rates, at The Blun CIV Cotfon
Shed, corner Linden and Clinton Streets.
myS0ln EDDINS 4 GOLGHTLY
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Election Notice.
On Saturday, June Is, 1867
LEWIS.

DEALER in Green Vegetables. Butter. EsRs
II and Country Produce. Steamboats,. HO-
{ Is, Restaurants and Private Families sup
plie4 on shortest notice. Depot, in Bradley
Block, on Water street, between Adams and
TaRar<ru Man rHfz Tenn
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NEW ADvERTTsEME'Ts
Classical and Mathematical
o BOYS,
IN A6eznarEe County, ia.
sEOoND SESSION 1so7-s.

H n. 3. nncipaL
A J, WOOD------Assoeiate Principal.
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MS
D ADOPTEON.


A HEALTHY MALE ORPHAN CHILD SIX
n months Old, having no known relatives.
apply al 81 Vance street. iea 80
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at Law.
once: No. s7 Second Street, uezr Corner Of
Monroe,
fafIn NTENEDrr mE
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ATTORNEY AT LAW,
AND
United States Commissioner,
Office OUer Commercial Bank,
E- IN - -
Beautiful Vance Street Lots
AT SALE.

WE have the pleasure of placing within
w reach Of purchasers The beautiful Grove,
on Vance street between Lauderdale and Or
leans streets. the property OF Mr.. +. W. smith,
No vacant grounds in Memphis have been
more universally admired. and we deem II not
TOO much to say that with its magnificent
shade trees, and general beauty, its surround
ings and accessibility, there can be found no
more attractive and desirable property for prt-
Vate residences within the city limits. Parties
DESTROYS of purchasiDg are invited to call AT
our Office, where the plan OF Subdivision can
be seen, avd the terms Of sale made known.
ROISTER, IRRELEVANT co,
Fa- I'M
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AUCTION SALES,

~ feet square. being one OF the most valuable
vacant Lots In this portion Of the city.
Terms made known At sale
ROYSTER TREZEVANT & co.
20 q a Manma-aaaa
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e. We beg to call special attention 70 the
s~ublOinfd notice Of the iargs and important
sale o well improves and centrally located
City Property, the sale Of which was post
Of the absence o. the Trustee on the day inst
Appointed. The property consists Of = block OF
1--WE WE'LL FlNLsHED THREE SrOEED
BHlCk TENEAENTs, each containing ten
rooms. which must always he IN demand by
good teLants on account o. their pleasant and
central locality. The sale beng positive and
without reserve, bidders may Eftend With con-
ndenee, and. though a Trust Sale, the title f.
not the faasf IN Diana
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Corner Second and Poplar Streets,

At the same time and place we are instructed
to offer that very valuable c0rner property be-
longing 70 Albert Graham, Esq. Al ths north
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The Polar Refrigerator

Is the only one patented having a condensiue
surface exposed to the provision chambers. 10
extract the moisture and impurities from the
ie2-tf IeKTNNEY RRysoO 40