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On Damaged Goods must be sold in
thirty days, regardless Of price or valUe.
M. KFaus & Co., No. 2I3 Main street,
next to Ward & LsGuere's Drug Store.
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pIaEcToRXY.
covMERc1AL Bank O tennessee 'o'n''
ms no BANK. 80. ~ Mauls9n streeI-
a NsiionaI SAM d Mael-oh sllees-
EEEIEN SaHonsI Bank 2@ Meln street
Ey7ya1--sv- Institution, s MaaisoN
TEl7eFR-1E Insurance and Trust Com
8 Madison street
-@ly,4PaTE CRY SAVINGS NsILtO
40 10 Ienerson sIFeel
WFWTBTS GEKMAN sANlH99
TION. No. l6 Adams slIees 55z Iadi-
z575zTP9T- insurance COMPANY
son street -5-- Jefferson
5r -TFRNTs' National Bank
Street. QFdison
BF1PIEs Bank OF Tennesee'
tTee@ 55rF at Memphis ~ 1s,n So
BUSINESS DIREoTok4
6shoes- 'front.' - -
4NES- BEATIIESlpH -
street. Nain
--v1-B5ats aud snoe
street
-, MCGUIRE, Music aud MdsleSl
bEhNes,fe - ard 500 second 3Iees-
- 1T-IIaUDSC co. Cotton factors' "a
oII-,rt sfrast. -
I5-TTT,+ LINSTEDr, GroeerA 81 Seoon0
E##
-z-T7x. ur. NedIeaJsG Baths, u0 Jener-
~E--EgETL O.. CO. Abstract oMoe' ~
80 Monroe ana ssc3ud street
=57..FpEPTTN ga co., booksellers ana
Statiouer~, ISL VAN s--e5
m--1 TT7LFY g CO., Commission Mer-
rhauIs. sl Front
55l5VYA- ~ Couon Factors $50 anc A@5s
55Z7S5ER s0rEL- Corner JedeUson- and
Frout streets
C0BR- e d. Cotton aroser Lkroa ISL rect
~7r5z4ERrY. WV, Nsr6ie Works, e.
Ss-T5y EFTBEN. u. s. Commissioners, $50
second So Ger -
p hewitt 40. aurora on, No. a Madi-
-WTUEEE SOY. 6oaE>eiiesan ~slationefs'
Il DO Jefferson street
~ \ d. H. Liquors d Monroe sres
r SEE BEUS s. Co, Dry Goods, 81 Main
E zz52sF 55-5 H. l775aE second sGesi
opoosiie GfesuIav ous1t H-use- -
mHN FIEFREE5, Hardware, lgl vain street
rLKHEkTV JAMES agent Furniture @S
second street
ENTF RrTEH4M g CHAPNAN Grocers,
soc Man et
FOF1- DIXON 400 S adiery. IS Main street
oplTAN.JosEaa Jeweler, No. lsj Nam
" street @
CLOVER l.. C.. Physician, Office
Hotel
G~TNBINGEB j. Speetacies, sl7S
GLASSICh. q CO. T., Fire Arm4
street. GAhS-4
GOEPtL LEOPOLD uaie Leslert 10
UNsUS, s, D5als- = siam sJ5sg- (
Il ID
HAYNES, STOCKTON HAYNES, AtfEaiI
a. Law, East Court and second streeIF
HOOK LAG5IlL, Painters, 50 UnioA 10y
HOIST J. c & Co, Unda'akers,
HUNT. THOs. T. * CO, Dyers go ST
street. -
HERNAND8 INSURANCE COMPANY, -
L5sreS son $ @
HuFFHEINEE, n. q j., Liquors, Z5 Fr~
AJLLENEikH a thhIEL, Building MAZE
rial, s45 second street
HAILHAN, FRED S. Saadlsry 70 Jefferson s.
HOWELL, WOOD JU.. Dry goods, So Main
street
HI l. HTME h. us. COMM $ oner, Do Aladl-
son street
HAkN-TAD. LARRY q co. St-aut0at aud
Ticket AEau corner vain and hart@on.
HEINGU II. p n. IL Bros. Cou-eaInueHs, 81
Front street
-yrNsI< .-gWRE.. g-5e5- Main street.
my T=7IFE 55=7.5 ri V97F7s
q street
KURVFE NrDDNDU4H- Gas Fft5sr5. sf sec
0ud Street.
ETUPP-4- T- phv.I-a.T TTrTar sF4fn ]
md Union eets.
Z " MALLoN, 6as Elters. ai Main
- street
LAWRESgE q RrsA. lommi sion Mer-
tAI.a|H.HAN ....~.."-|
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Memphis and OhaFlesiOu Railroad.

CITY MATTERS.
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ne Rush for cheap damaged Goods
~ great as in the start, hence the con-
VISION mat M. KrRus & Co., No. 2l3
1Iain street, next to Ward & LeGuere'si
aIe lh Ieal earnest about closing out.
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Ob't. servant,
MnNnw an

In conclusion we would say that We
are prepared to effect insurance upon
lives at from % to 3S3 per cent. less than
any other company doing business in
Memphis. Yours truly,
nTrTf .FH Al
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HIEF.-The wilsbora coIored
smed Sam MoVThyO steal a
con from a q g e on Poplar
May, was ID, but he could
kck e9kG6 and was caught.
Nice Creighton fur
larters in the county
fders.
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EMTG

~4HOUsE No. a. Sec7s y
uE ven rooms, good watl
ziauP. L. BIERCE d Co, lA
o. 0fFuont street.
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AfSh Linen worth 81, selling at 247
m VIZ street, Shloss u Bros, at As cents.
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STEAMBOATS,

FOR ARKANSAS RIVER.
Regular Memphis and Arkansas River Packet.
For Helena, NapOIeon, Pine RIuH and
Little Rock
CELESTE-.-........- Reese PritehaHd master
This elegant steamer viii leave
for the above on EC
THIS DAY, eth inst, AZ S pm.
W. JAY JOHNSON, Agent,
tez1lt star WhaFfbOaG
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sS.ES S9d56zI BanE IS Mel street
Tnsitufion, ls Maaison
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ASS6 Is ai5gaensoa strest. Tzz7frU-
..z-.EaN.N sANLAe5 LN.----
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at Less Prices than DAMAGED
Goods are Sold at.
For b Week Only

OWING TO THIS RUSH ATTENDING OUR
~ GREAT CLEARING SALE. we offer al
The following prices,
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TFFFFR-ON Insurance and 4fus-
Q Madison street
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Memphis and CharIesIon Raal


ASSISTANT SUPERIETENDENr's OfF4
MEMPHIS, Tenn, JuneH, lS6.
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tORN will address the
Is on the politicsl ques-
kO-night at s O'Clock, at
room, in tb& GreeRs.
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Chm,n EIghth Central Executive Com.
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~ Madison 1uu Main e.-s-.n
ORGILL BIZ ; a co, Hardware, ao and 52
Front street -
DIHE a ADAAs, A~tt0-nsy-, Main, over
Germ an NaLlonal Sank -
PATBICk. j. d. a. Co, Cotton Factors Ii
P-UPLE-7 INSURANCE CO-FANA- no.. %
PTKNTEE~ ASSURANCE COMPANY No.Z2
Front street
FIEEL D. Aft1-nsv Ltt1e Rock Arkansas
PEEkINs. ETVLS57TJN.G POST, Hardware
DOTSTEa. T~ELZzsAEE q co. Auction
II ser, Jefferson lock, Second street
ROsTVsON. ". A. q CO.., Founder, Main
street, opposite eayls2 A2a--- -
RAGLASB. BRO. Co., Boots and Shoes, $40
REssELLs GROVE O. CO, Gayoso Planning
MIL, ~ Adams street.
RADCLIFF. =. H. Line, Cement etc. Maci-
Eon street
EJsB NS h. q BAAuLE1, Ha1ovare,
GELDEN. W7LL8as a Co, Lumber, Ea
- MIlI-ou street. -
sALO-- > Bros ury Goods, ~ Maln street,
SMITH, " K, L~l.efaseE 1 Monroe street
SMITH. oaEN, U-der sef sesond street
ST#TH- n, Architect irving BLOCK, second
street
ST. LOUIS EUIUAL LIFE INSURANCE
Coupal- @ Aaals.a street
EBULTZ, a. L7ok-ultl, u8 Jefsns9n street.
EPECHV. JU-EPH Csu--lLOner- Madison be-
w en- MAN and seooLa
Sci -kCHL IAeob, Lige9r-, ~ AA-11 -
BT-sEMaEs & Co. wine ana Liquors, ai
Second ElneeL -
~86WPs5N q wILs5S. SAL Lon, s8
u Front street
To7E 4 O. TIb PRINTER 3 court street.
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OF MANS.

Unn further notice h Mails VIII close as
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FOB SALE.


WM - ~ - a - . N - ~
ELEGANT COUNTRY RE- fDENCE, oHURCH
extending through 10 mat sIreet~lwo fronts. -,
besed al Public sale al tie I fbadelphS EaoSSnse. aDp
q, All thht lot OF ground with the stone messuage
Church lane, formerly Mil street in the Twenty
second Ward beginning at stake set for corner OF
Fowler, but now Of Edward Armstrong thence by
70 ground formerly OF boemGRer and Thomas now
oI ,biizabeth Ann Hemsley thence partly along the
the hereinafter described lot sout9 q deg 80 min.
land now or late of James r. Iambdin a thence by
the same south AZ deg 80 min, east 2gl feet and 4
sde Of sad Church lane north 90 deg ID min east i2
n inc9es @ S 70 point and thence north AZ deg 2s
iln east IS ieet inches to the place of beginning.
Also al thato ofground, with the buildings thereon
olJlning the above beginning at a stake set for
5rnS ~ UI snis and other ground formerly Of Trevor
ieyi t%henGe hence extending aloug the side OF Armat
T q qtg Az mn east by ground formerly of said Trevor
nv TO o9t now OF Emma ~ Swan ~ tee thence
SO SCUM =! deg, 80 min, east by lot No in plan otots
feet thence north % deg. 40 min, east partly by
gTopnd now or late of James r. Lambdln aud partly
q Deg ~ min, west by ground OF the said Elizabeth
Under and subject respects bart of the foT last
described, Xlz-A lot IS feet front on Armat street
privilege of said Elizabeth Ann Hemsley, her heirs
bounding thereon, at ali times hereafter as psssaSs
way and carriage road and for the purpose laying
spencer n. Heard, his heirs and assigns and oocu-
piers OF his premises bounding thereOn.) The house
is well built and is handsomely finished with all the
modern conveniences; has paror library, dining
Ioo ana large pantry, with hot and cold water and
TWO Kitchens on the first floor; six chambers bath
room ana water-coset; third floor, large and all
sore-room and two attcs observatory closed with
glass, from which there is fine view OF the surround
Ing country
No expense has been spared in fitting up the house
as the residence of the present owner. II has every
conYenience-statonary washstAnds, low down
CRATES. bay windows, piazza extending around three
SIDES OF the house, The grounds tasefully laid
out with an abundance of shade trees gravel walks
vegetable garden. phe carriage avenue TO Armat
street Is 1876 feet long and 10 feet wde entirely over
shaded by superb avenue Of trees, making beaut.
Jul promenade also, stone stable and carriage.
house with accommodations for four horses and four
carriages, built la the best manner, with oak stalls
and posts, hayoft, and coachman's room. The loca.
uon is one OF the most healthy and convenient In
Germantown. From Church lane station 10 is only
three minutes by paved walk and from the village
depot only ten minutes.
Auction ooms
May be examined any day previous to sale.
NJ. THOMAS & SONS, AuctOneers,
Nos l39 and 14I s. FOURTH Street.
Philadelphla october, 1861 10 p 1t
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trust the pictures handed down to us) in the
figure of halfopened fan. Others have pre-
sented yet more peculiar appearance, hav-
ing, besides tail in the usual position, a
second uncomfortable" tail, at right angles
to the first, or inclined to ii at some incongru-
ous, out-otthe-way angle; for instance, in
one case, one hundred and sixty degrees.
Sometimes the popularity is presented of a
the head. More commonly dark space is
seen behind the head, but on each side of this
space the light from the head is continued so
as to form bright border on each side of the
tail.
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Ei PUBLIC sALE.-THOMAS & SONS, Ea
NJ Auctioneers. 80
VERY VALUABLE FARM AND COUNTRY
SEAT, rs Acres, Lancaster Turnpike, PAOLI,
CHESTER COUNTY, Pennsylvania about 10 miles
On TUESDAY. October %, 1867, at 10 O'Clock, Noon
will be sold at Public SALE at the Philadelphia Ex
change, - -
A very desirable FARM and COUNTRY SEAT, :,
seventy-eght acres, near Paoli Station, on the
Pennsylvania Railroad, in Wllistown township,
Chester county, Pennsylvania, elgibly located for
Country Seats and Building Lots. The improve
ments are q tWo-story stone House, neat cottage
Carriage House. and all necessary ont-buiidings
May be examined on application to NJ. L. THOM-
SON, on the premises or to
NJ. THOMAS S SONS, Auctoneers
10 IL sat Nos l39 and lIl 5. FOURTH Street
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T L Ii A NJ s. G RAW
w coz MISSION MERCHANT .
AGENT FOR S'tA"N
DuIonts Gunpowder, Refined Nitre Charcoal IN.
,o GToos sss e5 Ks hsSs. CO.'S Yellow Metal sheathus
NNS' 12tt
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PHILADELPHIA, RICHMOND

II hUNINNIUNHNl
1[fT|fs AND NORFOLK STEAMSHIP LINE.
usasslhYssEh THROUGH AIR LINE TO THE SOUTH
AND WESTY
THROUGH RECEIPTS TO NEWBERN.
Also all points in North and South Carolina, via
Seaboard and Roanoke Railroad and to LynchburR
Va, Tennessee and the West via Norfolk Peters
burg, Sonth-Side Railroad, and Richmond and Dan.
Vile Railroad.
The regularity, safety and cheapness of this routa
commend 1t to the public as the most desirable
medium for carrying every description of freight,
No charge for commission, drayRge or any expense
of transfer.
Steamships Insure at lowest rates, and leave reRu
lary from first wharf above Market street.
Freight received daily,
WILLIAM p. CLYDE & Co
No. II North and South WHARVHIS
w. p PORTER, Agent at Richmond and City
Point. ''
T. P. CRowELL & CO., Agents at Norfolk. 81
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DOOFS, WALLS, DECKS, ETC.-AMERI-
N CAN GoNGR CONCRETE PAINT COMPANY, Office
nom leaks. to keep walls free nom dampness and
decks tanks, csterns, and joints of every Kind tight
and bottoms OF ships, etc. from worms ends of posts
thar 20 into the earth sound and materials generally
nom corrOdng and decay, this Paint stands un-
soualled For sale In casks ready for use at
~ sim JOSEPH LEEDS.
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oURRANT LEAVES FOR TEA.

The Journal deS ConnaiSsances Mldicqles
contains an article on the virtues of the leaves
OF black currants or quinsey berries (RiJes
aigr1m). These leaves, when green, are much
used by the country people for tea in cases of
difficult digestion. With sugar this beverage
is agreeable, aromatic, and possessed of ex
citing properties. M Blucher, of Point
dOuilly, in the Department of the Calvadoas,
has been induced to distil these leaves in the
same way as "those of peppermint, balm, etc.,
the operation being stopped when the liquid
obtained is equal in weight to the substance
employed. The leaves should be handled as
little as possible, in order not to crush their
odoriferous glands. This distilled water is a
good vehicle for all stomachic potions, and
will keep two years.
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HAVANA STEAMERS
THE PHILADELPHIA IAN

THE PHILADELPHIA sAND
<THfh SOUTHERN MAIL STEAMSHIP COM
SaAisfateEs PANY's REGULAR SEMI MONTHLY
ron NEW ORLEANS, La, VIA HAVANA.
,,r j JUNIATA, 1915 tons, Captain p. +. Hoxie
STAR OFIHE UNION, 1915 tons, Capt II. n, Cooksey,
The THE STAR OF THE UNION viii leave Tor
New Orleans on Saturday, November q at s o'clock
A, NJ, from Pier Is, South Wharves,
The JUNIATA will leave New Orleans for this
porl November 3
Through bills of ladlng signed for freight to Mobile
Galveston, Natchez, Vicksburg Memphis, Nashvls
Cairo, ST. Louis, Louisville, and Cincinnati.
Agents at New Orleans Creevy, Nickerson & Co,
WILLIAM L. JAMES, General Agent,
- CHAS. e, DILkES, Freight Agent,
4l8 No, 8l4 s. Delaware avenue
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FOREIGN FACTS AND FANCIES.
LIFE IN BURMAH.
A writer observes in Temple Bar

writer observes in Temple Bar
TO attempt to preserve any property in Bur-
nah is folly. The greatest care can do no
more than let things spoil as slowly as posi-
bic: had valuable guitar on going there
which was locked away in its case for some
weeks, on account of having to send for
strings to Calcutta. Upon unlocking the case
the instrument was found to have collapsed.
IL was literally lying in so many pieces at the
bottom OF the case, every particle of glue hav-
ing given way under the influence of few
weeks damp. Books parted from their bind
ings; picture frames actually fell from the
nails on which they were hung Cor rather
from the hole through which they were hung)
in four pieces on the ground, until we learned
to nail them together; and clothes discSrded at
the commencement of the week became green
with mould before the washingday came round.
At last / was obliged to have some large
wicker-work hencoOps made, under which
placed "Chatties" Cor earthenware pots) of
burning charcoal, and hung the dirty clothes
over them daily, or l should have had all our
wardrobes ruined.
The British Quarterly contains an article on
THOMAS HOOD,
by one who belonged to the same Literary
Club forty-seven years ago. He thus alludes
TO his modesty of character-
'While thus advancing in his career as a
writer of both verse and prose of no ordinary
merit, Thomas Hood was still as simple in
manners and modest as ever We well remem-
Der one evening, soon after Lycus' had ap-
peared, he called in with the usual pocket-b book
well filed with notes and specimens of copy
from some other of the contributors to the
London and while our companions were
examining these interesting stores, the writer
took up little note from Barry Cornwall
addressed to dear Lycus;' and who
is Lycus p we asked. Myself was the quiet
reply. You wrote "Lycus '-why, it has
been assigned to Coleridge himself = 1T has:
but that has been indeed too complimentary
for wrote it. You see he has been very
kind (reterring. to Barry Cornwall's note)
sin his admiration. Thus simply almost
humbly, did Thomas Hood receive the praises
of his brother ontributors-praises that
would have turned the heads of most young
poets not half so gifted as he."
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LARGE SALE OF A FRESH IMPoRrAT1orJ or,
FINE SILVI r. PLATED WARE a M IN AhON MIN Ok
GDTLLEIRY1 eMANgFAGTDRED BY JossBsPbET sssbE
DEAKIN SONS, OF SItEFFI IELD IEllSJT a ~ ~ ~
~. @ ON Tuesday ana Wednesday Mornings. LAND.
Oct 20 and 30, at 10 O'Clock at the Auction Soro NJ
no Chesn9t street win be sold large assort1S
OF new goods Just received direct from the
turer The collection VIII comprise beantifnnIl &C.
soriment OF Silver Plated Ware and Cntiery ~, hs
the newest w designs comprising EpeTgnes Ih frnI It
and oyster tnTeens meat dishes with covers STa
and pickle stands, Caret jugs with months HquoSs
6boltle dinner and breakfast castors Will rn, an9
etc. N''No D@Sketat
ENGRAVED, CHASED. AND EMRossFD I'M.
SETS, INA
With Urns and Kettles TO match In great variatv
Salvers, TO l6 inches round and oval trava fror,
20 10 20 inches teteR-tete SETS butter dshgs oWer
vases sugar baskets, salt and mustard Stands etc
Also, spoons; forks soup and sauce ladies' in plain
beaded, ana Kings patterns, plated nickel silver
THE CUTLERY
comprises balance handle dinner and tea knivaa
game and beef carVeTs, steels. etc. -s
Also cabinet cases. in black polished walnut. with
complete sets OF dinner and dessert knives forks ana
spoons, etc -~
Also, mahogany and morocco cases. containing deg.
sert knives, fish carYeIs picnic sets with pearl VorV
and plated handes butter knives pickle forks ETC.
Also, q rich and elegant assortment OF bohemian
luHtres, flower vases toilette sets, musical cieaP
stands and l6-dRY Frenoh GIT CLOCKS, etc.
on view on Monoay next Tl0203t
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LARGE PER EMPToRY SALE OF BOOTS, SHOES,
BhOGANS, TRAVELLING BAGS, ETC,
o.-,-. On Tuesday Morning.
october ~ at 10 O'clock four months credit 1000
Packages boots, shoes, bamorals etc., of city and
Eastern manufacture. RIO "a al
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Al 10 o'clock at No sO4 Market Street will ba so,,
the Market street department OF Fordis oe 5Old
eomPIisiDg six TO eight horse boiler with tb
Tor heatnS the Dullding one sixty gallon stea pipes
counters with marble topsctwenty restaurant tas1n
high stools, apparatus for steannP oXtstas. twenty
case one iorty quart ice cream freezer seapaDW S1W
HORSES One bay horse = years old. soupd .,,.s
or for business purposes. -OA a ianllly
and active Va sOoo style
Sold for want offs use. rtoo...
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COAL.

u MIDDLETON q CO., DEALERS IN
ID. H4ARIEiGH LEHIGH and EAGLE VEIN
for family use. Yard, No. 1925 WASHINGTON
Avenue. Office. No. bl4 WALNUT Street. T9l
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TME PMILADELPHIA AMn

, THE PHILADELPHIA ANN
~FFR SOUl HERN MAIL STEAM COM,
sSlE1tsksAss.s PANY'S REGULAR LINE
FOR SAVANNAH, ga.
TONAWANDA, $50 tons, Captain VIM. JenninRg
WYOMING, $50 tons, Captain Jacob Teal
The steamship WYOMING will leave for the
above port on Saturday, November q at o'clock A,
NJ, from Pier 16 South Wharves,
Through passage tickets Sold and freight taken foI
ell points IN connection with the Georgia Central Rail-
road. WILLIAM L. JAMES, General Agent,
CHAS, h. DILKES, Freight Agent,
No. 3lI S. Delaware avenue.
Agents at Savannah, Hunter & Gammell. 4ls
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M THOMAS q SONS, NOS. lS9 AND LAG
INl. 8. FOURTH street.

SALE OF REAL ESTATE, STOCKS ETC,
October 90 at 10 O'Clock noon at the Exchange, Will
share Mercantile Library,
10 shares Steubenyille and Indiana Railroad (newy
shares Go%paS2 for
LIVES and Granting Annues. ON
10 shares Phoenix Insurance Co.
iSshafes HoseaehFaff HSstShseH asE Bank
5000 Union League per cent bond.
100 shares Camden and Atlantic Railroad (pre.
$500 500 Barclay Coal Co. 7 per cent. bonds.
65 shares Green and Coates Streets Passenger Rail.
lS shares %est Jersey Ferry Co dover side of Mar
200 shares American Bntton-SoIe ton hole Machine Co
Tath SJS ny od g0pIS SHsg1ehenna Steam Lumber ana
tFogRTH AND CHEsNUT. N. E. comer-vs1u.
GHEsNUT, No. 4oS-zyaluable Store.
g FOURTH AND SPRUCE N. w. corner-ValuabIa
SPRUCE Nos. 4O3 4O5, 4O7 and 4O9-valuabie Stores
F0URTH No No. 27t 27t Residence
GREEN No Elegant RESIDENCE '"s'
NfodernE f6ddFIE4ENTa 4oS1d AND LOMBARD, N W. corner
PINE, NO 2o2ieModern Residence.
,, TWENTIETH AND WILC0X-store and Dwell
UNION. No; sl7-eenteel Dwelling.
GERM 4NToWN! TS !eES RoH sR1 lgl3mITo Dwellings
doTOdr SECOND AND BECKETT-AIodern Resi-
HELMQTH, No, 1926 Genteel Dwelling.
BEpE0RD, west Of Fifteenth-Building Lot
dvoMniE6N dvIoMniEE6NTH'sECoND, No, 17IO (north) - Modern
Front No, 2!5 (north)-store and Dwelling ex.
81 Farm AND COUNTRY SEAT. 70 acres-At Pao,,
Catalogues now ready Lancaster turnpike;
SUPERIOR FURNITURE RosEwoor -.
FINE FIN III ERENSa B1, PLATE MIRROR, ELEdANIs
On Tuesday Morning
0e06ee ~ & a. 10 NO. 1913 Pine street nv
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THoMAAs5, BIRCH 4 SON, AUCTIoNFEPs
street. ~ A" SAMSON
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LEGAL NOTICES.

DISTRIOT COURT, Fl. FA., j., 67, AS
- JOHN NJ. SMITH vs. KOBERT HARGRAVE.
w. T. SHIPLEY, l.. @, FRENCH, and n, q, KCJ'
R0NY lately trading as HARGRAYE & co.
The Auditor appointed by the Court TO distribute
The fund arising from the sale of the personal property
Of the above named defendants under the above and
other writs OF execution, will meet the parties In
terested on the 7th day of November, A. d. 1857 at
o'clock p. M, at his Office No. 4s6 n. THIRD Street
Philadelphia. THOMAS X. FINLETTER,
10 % lots Auditor
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.sfE49. TO SHIP CAPTAINS AND OWNERS,
K4sSas&ss-The undersigned having iessed the X EN-
5INGIOE SCREW DOCK, begH TO Inform his friends
and The patrons of the Dock that he is prepared Wb
increased facilities 70 accommodate those having VeS
iels De raised or repaired, aud being a practical
hip-Carpenter and caulker, Will give personal atten
ion % the vessels entrusted % % him for repairs
having vessels to repair, are solicited TO call.
Having the agency for the sale of ''WetterstedtA
Patent Metallic Composition" for Copper paint, fOI
the preservation of vessels bottoms foi this City an
prepared 70 furnish the same on reasonable terinH
JOHN II. HAMMITT,
KensinRton Screw Dock,
1 u DELAWARE Avenue, above Laurel street,
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EXCURSIONS,

Eh9IK-h WILMINGTON STEAMBOAT
us3SE=4Ekssss1s LINE.-CHANGE OF HOUR ETC
On ana alter TUESDAY, October list, the steamers
:. NJ. FELTON and ARIEL win run as follows
Leave CHESNuT street wharf at 9 A. M and r. NJ
leave WILMINGTON at A, NJ. and l281 p M
stopping at CHESTER and HOOK each vay Fare
20 Wilmington 10 cents. Excursion tickets per A N
Ia A'
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Il AND COMMISSION MER6II A NT11S iON ~ EEhS
GaGsNu1 street. rear entrance No. mC7 sSnaonS S