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Ed,.cnh0mdl.

D1-,I1s zI1t COLLEGE SCHOOL,, Sr
LENHoxvlLLB, CANA,Doths Echo sebo:
Rzcron-Rev. + f. Wsl 6,l N an and i'i for nine
lar Of Of Royal Mil
'a5y cqllsss W Richmond, N. A. tn
nifty cosss} ssss.n aers Of ThSm
are graduates who devote their Wn1ie chooi ia TO
work of the school. The object OF me on the
impart a liberal and gentlenanly educs'Sn ~
Boarders taken by the Rector and a. the
house and other licensed houses T TsiInn fac
required from every boy admitted. tuition i'''
sixty 1--we dollars per annum. 80 Ractor
For prospectus, &C.. apply to Rev. the sest''
Bishops College 90 -
CIR. JoSEPH's SELECT SCHOOL,
iSCoRNE RoF FOURTH AND MAR * "a ~
Remember next. Pupils will find 1t much 10 tnelf
AL vantage to be present at the opening OF me seo
sion. The Parochal scool attached WIN oPye az
the same day. ao o-..eso
CEIECT SCHOOL.-My School will
! -oonen October !, 1867. Ancient Languages,
Nod Is-oP languages, and Mathematics taught.
Weekly reports made TO parents Of progress de-
pertinent, &C., OF each pupil: ,.;o ,ov,hre
srsito JudgaJanes D. Halybnrton, next door
and g sl Tys RaE'f e. 5S@sNs SH
sPEN HILL ,, AGA D p N Y :
"A a cLAsslcAskc A ASp MAfhANA'i'AI
po~a ord tui,ion. per session mine months),
commencing lsI}sr oe aS9rsss 49, C. J. KEMPER,
foi VII Toersville Louisa county, Virginia.
1y23-3tawtOl
LBEMARLE FEMALE lNSIl-
| z TnTE CHARLOTTESVILLE, VA.-Session
is57's viii begin MON DAY, septem6sT, 10, ana ana
adapted to the object of enabling and lnonGin9G
~irls 10 make real attainments In learning. fui
| Snformation furnished on applcatlon.
| charges for entire session. In currency; sosc
Board, washing, fuel lights and tultion''''P-es
Mnsic on piaEo and use OF instrument... -. .; oU
| Drawing &c at usual rates. Payments nsl IL
| advance. Boarders furnish towels. :,
| 1haaress sat. Principal.
NTISS COENELIA NJ. PETERSON
wi will rssume the exercises of her SCHOoL
| FOR GIRLS, on Church Hill, MONDAY, septem'
Those who may be disposed to favor her win
ther uatrona ge are respectfully uested 10 Apply
at once either to herself or to her father; Rev L
a. JPETERSON. an 5-MWFGMlt
A MALE SCHOOL will be opened in
| n this cty on tbe GOTH SEPTEMBER NEXT by
| General JAMES H. LANE and Mr.. HODlJAH
| MEADE both experienced teachers. The pupils
OF this school will be prepared for the University
| of Virginia or the Virginia Military Institute.
For circular and further particulars apply to
eithsr of the above named gentlemen, box lS0
| Richmond, Va. li-'m
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ne TO FARMERS AND PLASTERs.-
BONE DUST.-Ths Lodi Manufacturing Company
have erected extensive mills, and put in new and
expensive machinery, and are ready to supply
customers with q warranted pure article OF FINE
BONE that will drill perfectly well in machine
at As low rate as coarser bone is sold at. Also,
pure FLOUR OF BONE, warranted to analyse
perfectly pure or no SALE Samples sent on receipt
Of three cant stamp.
DOUBLE REFINED POUDRETTE.
This is one of the most forcing and quick-achng
manures In the market and is by far the cheapest.
It ia composed of the night soil of New York city,
from which all impurities have been extracted.
1t is then deodorzed, dried, and pulverized TO
flour. Four hundred pounds of this drilled In with
wheat will bring a heavy crop on even poor,
worn cut soil. Price, f25 per ton. Apply to
TIE LODI MANUFACTURING CO.,
SO Courtandt street, New York, or to
HOOE s. WEDDERBURN,
Alexandria, Va.
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THIS INSTITUTION ALLOWS SIX PER CENT
ON DEPOSITS.
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sa UNION BANK OF RICHMOND,
SUBSCRIBED CAPITAL, $500, 900.

SAVINGS INSTITUTION
OFFICE At THE NATIONAL EXCHANGE bANh
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GLOVES, TINWARE, AND HOUSE.

SIOF -, IN w 4 NE, M u IiOO II
~ KEEPING ARTICLES GREGORY & co VI.
l4'7 Main street, have constantly on hand !srsI
and well. assorted stock o! tho latest impro,y:ect
| FURNACES, RANGES. Sc. the Arbiter and Ids.
| for coal Shepherd and reimproved Old Dominion
| for wood :" Premier" something entirely nc%.
| for burning soft coal. the gas and smoke BEL.
Real, and Monitor Rsogss, and Premium: 10
| Morning Glory, for parlors, stores, Offices, sc
Also, Pain, JGpauned, and stamped Tinwart
desc, iptious, Table ana Pocket Cutlery, Plated -
| Planished Ware. &c. an9
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VIRGINIA.-In the Clerks office 81
tho Supreme Court OF Appeals At E!chmo"i'
on the ??i day OF July, 1857:
Hiram Hill. John kodes, Charles BIB. am NO.
bort McCutcheu. VVa.isa!',
against
James r Bowyer and Ruth j.. his wife, ard Geo'E7
P. Hill and Rhoda B., bis wife. Ippel!ee-'
The object of this snit Is 10 reverse decree pro
nounced by the Circuit Court Of albemarIe county.
| And II appearing by aladayi. made and n!ei iH"'
the above named GeorseP Hin and fh2da b, ne
wife arc non residents Of this State, they are re-
quired TO appear here within one month .itrr it'
publication hereof, and do what 10 uecessAr! ~
protect their ini.rssts in this suit.
Tesie:
JyM-w4w A. T. STARKS, c. {.
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Boarding and Lodging.

ballard HOUSE,
Is RICHMOND, VIRGINIA.
JOHN P. BALLARD. PROPRIETOR.
This establishments !, now complete in al lis APP
poiiitments, having been newly and elegantly
furnished throughout.
it is acknow lodged to have no superior In the
southern States, and to be equal to be any IN Inc
North. >.
The owner has spared no expense to make it
eaual in every respect to any hotel in this country
and pledges his best efforts to make his guests In
every way comfortable. -.
His long and successful experience justifes him
in saying that the accommodations OF no hotel
shall be superior to his.
he asks the support OF his friends and the public
generally. ,,p
nav JOHN p. BALLARD,
an SIS Proprietor
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DICHMOND HOUSE, CORNER OF
n GOVERNOR AND ROSS SHEETS, RICH-
MOND, VA.-This commodious and admirably:
located building, having been thoroughly repaired
accommodate TRANSIENT, PERMANENT, and
DAY BOARDER6. The rooms are large, airy,
and combines everything desirable Terms mode.
rate. my 2l--ts
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HALIFAX SCHOOL.-The tenth ses.
I'll sion Of this School will begin sep.em Der "a
and close the 25th Of June following.
TERMS: Board and tuition per session. 500.
one half payable September I'd, and the remain.
dar Fnbruary lst No extra charges.
For furth or particulars address
JOHN II. POWELL.
lin Halifax Gonrtho use Va
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NGJSS COENELIA M. PETERSON
M will resume the exercises Of her SCHOoh
FOR GIRLS, on Church Hill, MoNDA1, oePtehl
ber2, 1887. - f,ror b.r with
tn cir patronage respectfully 10 Apply
at once either to herself or to her ather. Rev L.
a. J pETEPS0N au 5-MWF&MIt
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HOLLINS I ST 1T u E.-THE
III Twenty-ffth Annual Session Of this Institute
will open on the FIRsT WEDNESDAY III SEP.
TEMPER, and continue to the FIRST wEDSEs.
DAY JUNE, 1858.
Courses Of instruction are arranged for all
grades OF pupils There will In iuture ne four
departments Of study First the Normal Depsrt.
ment, including primary stndis, and the ar. Of,
teaching and managing schools. Second, Collie:
Sub departments. Third. Special Course. de-.
signed for that class Of girls who canno, connQs
long enough to complete the full collegiate cours.
Fourth, Ornamental Department, incluting Mu.lc
and Painting.
To afford instruction in all these department,
there will be ten teachers and oticer.-four m.I-,
and six fsmales-all OF ability and experience
The charge for board and tuition in the cole a,s
course is S222 for board and tuition in the pre-.
paratory studies, $ls7. Payments, one third or
entrance. one-third on Let Of January, and one
third at the close Of the session. Music An, psia.
ing extra Pupils furnish towels, lights. and text.
books all Of which can be procured al the lns.
tute for cash.
Roanoke county, Va.
CHARLES l.. COCkE.
iy Slot SIpsrinte ndent.
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MISS JULIA z. WHITING WILL
ifl resume the duties OF her SCHOOL on the FIR. ;,
MONDAY in September, at No second street, be-
tween Main and Cary. share 0. the public pa.
tronase is earnestly solicited.
TERMS: Reasonable.
Refers, BY permission. 10 Rev. A. b. Smith. Har.
over; r. F. Blair, Williamsburg; and w. q
cambridge, Richmond. ~ Slim
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r 8. SQUIRE'S CLASSICAL AND
IL. ENGLISH SCHOOL, ON FRANKLIN ggle
FOtRTH sTREET.-The principal, having been
frequently applied to by parents living in ,ha
country to take their Sons. has made arrange.
msnts BY which he can receive a few pupils into
his family. As the number must be limited /,
will be necessary TO make early application
which can be dons through the post.oTce, or b1
calling at residence corner OF Franklin and For
shee streets. an Idstwn
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Educational.

TCL ECTIC INSTITUTE FOR
II YOUNG LADIEs-MRs. LETIrlA TYLyo
SEMPLE, Principal. aided by corps Of abis ~.
structors.-Ths third session will commence On
MONDAY. September u, lss7, and close on the
Commences on MONDAY. February D. and cIo.s
the last Friday in June. 1853.
For circulars. etc, apply At the Institute, No
Io2 west Monument street, Baltimore, or al NJ.
bookstores of Msssrs. Waters, Kelly q PET, and
of In
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NTANTED.-A Virginia lady OF ex-
w nerience desires a situation as TEACHER.
either in 4 college or private family: IS we'll
qualified to teach the higher English branches,
Erench Latin and Mathematics. References
given and required. Address, stating terms, V.
M ), hoy an au 7-lw&
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TT03lts. y

WANTED, EVERYBODY TO KEEP
w thair money at home To do so, encourage
home enterpriss Send your clothing TO MICH EN :
NEY'S STEAM DYEING AND SECURING ES.
TABLlSuMBNT, where ladies and gentlemen
garments are dyed and secured in a style not sur
passed in the United States. r-
Marshall between Fourth and Filth streets.
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WANTED. a SITUATION as Ma
w NAGER or SUPERINTENDENT of a to-
bacco factory by one who has had ten years ex-
perience in working fine yellow tobacco: Bats:
factory reference given. Apply to WILLIAM
|
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WANTED, by Il young lady, IL STU
w ALTON in family as scamstress, who nm
derstands dress making. Reference given II re-
quired. Address "SEAMSTRESS.'
an 7-3ls at this office.
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DOAKD.-A few PERM ANENT and
GDAY BOARDEES can be accommodated on
Franklin street, second door FROM the corner OF
T;,,h,b No Tl5 ~ 25-lm
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SpECIAL CARD.-sAMUEL NJ. PRlCB'

BOWMAN q srRoocK, Auctioneers.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-11-01

DARING ROBBERY BY MAcKERELs
These young vagsbonds still continue to
rob and plunder in any,ease where there
is even the "ghOst OF 3 chance" A
party Of them tried it yesterday and
partially succeeded. The facts are about
as follows: MI. Sam. Cohen, who drives
a bread wagon, was delivering some Of
the staff Of life to one Of bis customers
who keeps a restaurant, or snack stand
on the levee. While hekwas inside the
house, some Of tAese young vsgsbonds
attacked his wagon Rpd took theEefrom
a quantity Of bread and started on the
run. He pursued them but they turned
and hurled rocks at him. OF course he
had to desist. No policeman being at
hand he applied TO the Office on Adams
street, but could get no assistance. He
at last found a policeman and pointed
ont two Of the boys concerned in the
theft, hut sope drsymen coming up say
ing thai they were not ~ the crowd, the
boys were let 90. This is Mr., Eohen's
ststement. II it 10 true, the policeman
was masb 70 blame for not taking the
parties in custody, Notwithstanding the
declaration Of the draymen,l inasmuch
as Mr. Cohen was prepared to substan-
tate the charge. He alleges that the
only satisfaction he got from the police
was that, II the bread was made to eat 1t
did not matter ad-n Who got II. This
remark might have been intended for a
joke, bat it was a poor reply from an
officer Of 80 law to > man who sought
lpEotection nam their hands, las
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-11-01

THE WEATHER AND THE EPIDEMIC.
AsI we predicted yesterday morning,
the individual known Ss John Frost
paid us a heavy, welcome visit. He
struck hard, and although the potsto
vines were destroyed we welcome John
muchly and desire that he remain with
us for a season. AS will be seen by the
official mOrtuary report, the interments
from yellow fever have decreased one
fourth, and we could only learn Of one Oh
two new cases yesterday. The genera
impression seems to be that the danger
is past for this season. The atmosphere
at the time Of our going to press wal
clear and cold, without wind. Doubles
the early risers this morning will ant
something more tangible on the gate
post than an autumn dew. Welcome
John Frost! Farewell gladly JohI
J Bronze
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-11-01

TROUBLE AT A CONCERT HALL-The
employer and employed at the Varieties,
on Washington street, got,intoa slight
difficulty on wednesday night, and the
show was not E success. 1t appears that
several Of the performers had made up
their minds not to black up. Nj. Broom,
one of the p~roprietors sued out an attach
ment and seized the trunk Of one OF his
performers named Redding. Officer
Martin went to serve the process, and
was resisted by Redding. Martin called
in the Metropolitsns, when Redding was
arrested. Charley White, the stage
manager, and Broom also had q little
fuss. It all ended in Redding and White
being taken to the station house, and
putting up f~orfeits. The cases will come
before the courts to-day.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-11-01

STILL FRACTIoUs.-John Enson, one
OF the negroes who was concerned in the
uprising at the Jail, was removed from
the lower cell yesterday and placed up
stairs. Although heavily ironed, he still
showed signs Of characterization, calling
the keepeH all sorts of names, and cut
ting up generally. He succeeded by
main strength in forcing one ofthe shut
tiers, breaking the hinges, which caused
it to fall to the ground. The keepers
then handcuffed him to the grating,
where he remained but a few moments,
when he succeeded in getting loose, pull
ing the bracelet of his left wrist. The
only way to tame such a fellow is to
ring-bOlt him.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-11-01

UtHE eminent sud distinguished Doctor ~
James Clark. Efgslclan 70 Snesn 1lgtoLla
aee. In mis- treatise on Lna
Pulmonary Consumption ca PC 1919
no longer OF doubt, and AL e.nlneltN fsgei.
an pathological anatomy, at this present. Uni
aEree thaE consumption can be cureItl - PL'5
reza edfes are nesd 10 ums. ana testimony me
most convincing, clearly proves that tns us
sase muEt not BE- trihed with Dy usin8 al Elhu,
Of patent med1fines and quack nusbFulHI Du'
ths only safe and certain cure nov 70 ~
f~hroaRhOEt the south is known a. ~. WI,
hams Pulmonlo Basam OF Vito AheFiy Rll
wood Naplha," which has stood bhe L8l y
more than twenty yesH trial, during WnlcL
tine 10 has gwen tha m0st convincing proot OIL
is great efficacy IN having auested ms mos
Hubfle and trea0heroas disease VIII thousanns
Eho are living witnesses to-day % testify "a
Lha truth Of what we here. slate And 70 lt
fncredulDus who are auneTtngW win any uulno-
nay disease, no matter OF how long LANDING
sWe AK yoa 70 try this medicine once, and b
convinced TOT yourself
sod tyaai raHpect8ble Druggists throughout
the sGufh. De- lers can be supplied ~ j. 3
WATSON 4 COS wholesale Drag House
Memphis, Tenn, 70 whom al orders must *
rf5-ss-.d H oc25 n
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HoTICEs.
90 r.

Je. 900 MRS. WINSLOW's
50 HING R P,
For Children TsethinE,
Greatly facilitates the process Of teeihing, by
sonening the gums, reducing alIinhammatipn
will sllay all pain and spasmodie action, and is
sure 10 Regulate the Bowels.
Depend upon it, mothers. it will give rest to
yourselves, aEd
Relief and Health 30 your Infants
We have put up and sold this article for years
and N say In confidence and truth OF it what
we never can be able to say Of any other med
ieins: Meyer has It failed IN a single Instance
TO effect q cure when timely used. Meyer did
We know an Instance OF DISSATISFACTION BY any
6ne who Used 1T On the Oontrery, All are de-
lighted with its operation, and speak in terms
OF commentator OF its medical effects and
medical virtues. We speak In this matter
" what we do Know, " after years Of experiences
and pledge our reputation for the fulhlment OF
what We here declare. In almost every in
s.Rnce where the infant is suffering from pam
S-ndexhaustIon, RELIEF viii be foGnd IN hStsehf
or tyeRty minutes after the syFSR is adminis-
tered.
FuTdiFsettons for using viii accompany each
bottle.
be saasanaesu fqr EfattF 800.
g Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup
Having the fac-simile OF Curtis a Perkins
on the outside wrapper. An Others are base
limitations,
sold by Druggists throughout the world.
Price, only sS Cents PeE Bottle.
oFFIGEs-zl5 Fulton street, New York; 25
L. El4~h& HoIHorn TaOnAon. Enulonds "a - NJ
Strseh Montreal Chnedk oo2a cod On
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-11-01

HORSE sTEALrNG.-Some Of the nu-
merous horse thieves who are providing
about the suburbs Of the city, paid q
visit to the place OF Mr.. Byrd HIN, about
three miles from town, on the State Line
road, and stole a very valuable bay
horse, for.the recovery Of which one hun
dred dollars is offered. Locks, bars and
strong doors seem to be No impedimeni
in the way Of these midnight thieves.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-11-01

THE RIOT AT THE JAIL-Mr. Sheriff
Winters and Mr.. John Msgeveny, the
tailor, express themselves under many
obligations to the Metropolitan Police in
the Hrst district under Capt Garrett, for
their timely aid in assisting the keepers
to suppress the riot On Wednesday morn
ing The action Of all concerned was
worthy OF men who but simply did their
M--NM
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unuIrurther notice the Mails win close a
fellows:
For Cairo, chicago, st. Louis, Nashville, Louis
VILE, Cincinnah, Cleveland. PttsburE, Phila-
delphfa, BcMslO Albany, New York, Bsiu-
more. and All cities north and west, 81
For ChsttanOoga, Richmond, washington
Augusta, Cplu mbus, Ca, Montgomery, NO
bile. Ala. New York, Nashville, and all cities
south and east, at $50 pm.
For New Orleans. Baton Rouge, Jackson Miss
NicksburE, Natchez, and all cities south, 81
4p-m.
Al stations on Mississippi Ind Tennsssee,
Southern, New Orleans, Jackson and Great
NeTtheTn RAILROADS at $50 pm.
AlStattons on AeH1phis and DouisVlie ana
branch railroads al 3 pm.
All Stations on Memphls and Charleston, Mis-
sissippi Central, Mobile ana Onio, NashFiue
and Decatur. Nashville and Chattanooga and
East Tennessee railroads al am.
For Little Rock. PINT Bluff and all Landings
en- ArkanBssand White rivers, tsemt-Weeklylt
Tuesdays and Saturdays
Mississippi rfver-s south, (semi-Weeklys Tues-
daW and Saturdays.
Mississippi river-north, lsemi-WeeEly1t MON
days and Fridays.
re GIsT, Postmaster Memphis.
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Look TO TITO the man Of family, it
is a duty incumbent that he should
secure his dear Ones against want, in case
Of his death. The matter Of life in
surance has now become an absolute
necessity for this purpose. The ravages
Of war and the almost entire p~rostration
Of our commercial prospects maker the
insurance OF ones life for the benefit Of
those who may be left behind. Of more
Importance than ever. One Of the best
companies we know Of is the Phoenix
Mutual Of Hartford. Mr.. s. D. Mcclure,
well known to our citizens, is the resi-
dent agent. He has his Office at No. Is
Jefferson street, and lie prepared to issue
policies on the most liberal terms.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-11-01

BEEF BEEF !!-There are q class Of
individuals in the country round, who
like to acquire beef, be It COW, heifer or
bull, without psyiDg therefor. Mt Dead
erick, who lives on the Pigeon Boost
road, was u Of their victims yesterday
morning, be having lost by their dePFe-
dAfions, two cove, q bull, and heller.
Information was given 70 the Authorities,
but 80 fat no trace has been got Of the
.aaimals. T.. -...Ier
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-11-01
BROWNS BRONCHIAL TROGHEE

Having a direct influences to the parts, give i'm
mediate relief For Bronchitis, AsIhma
CatarFh. OOBsumpttve and Throat Dis
singers and PubIee Speakers uss them
10 clear and strengthen theyoice.
OBTAIN only "BRowS,s BRoscHIAL TRo!
cHKs,' and do not take any Of the Worfhles
limitations that may be offered. SOLD EvERY-
WHERE. ~oc27eod4n 1a
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wANTS
PATENT


Al L.
We want msp ereryWheret 70 study their owE
The right 70 manufacture and sell
the Patent Aurora Oil in a single county VII
make more money 70 the ~VurCnasar IN three
months than the lErgest farm in your state
VIII make in q whole year, The Aurora Oh!
actually costs less than aone-hRf the price OF
Coal on, and-the illuminating power or the
AunoraOu is as much superior . the Coal yll
Is tue Coal Oh Is to 4 talloW candle ana is
= OH explosive than = tallow candle ANY
LEmp that VIII burn Coal OIL wlllDurn me -u-
rora OIL. II does not smoke the himhe u
does not smeIl-it VIII not grease OF stain ne
dneSr liuen-not even white cloth The mate
rial FOR lts manufacture = n~eEhaustinle- one
mau can make ssNenty-Aye DarIeis per Gay,
No machinery required. We viii pay your
fare 70 and from The city OF Memphis Snd Dllls
While here, II We cannot prove all ana even
mare. than We have stated Asinglb county -
q small fortune 70 the mHn OF enterprise, ana
the uEht % a STATE Is untold worth.
FOR further information, call on or address
II. g. DeWfrT a Co..
% Madison street, corner Main,
tin Mnmnhie. Tenn.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-11-01

OvES MoNUTF& CO.-phis reliable
arua delHg business at No. IA Monroe
street aEs daily in the receipt Of large
shipments OK cotton from their custO-
smsrs in Che country They DO q general
commission and cotton business, and are
foSsceo merchants Of web known stand
10 This house has ever Oee0 found at
~tentfve IL making the most advantage
ogs sales and pS0mpt returns. Il would
be we'll for planters ~ make 3 note Of
thhs fact. nN 80 esi.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-11-01

Ladies and chiIdren's furs, the
fastest and finest i'm the city.
Memphis Hat Company, oppO-
site The square. ocSl 81
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Stock SaLes.-We learn from Mcssrs.
Cayoe & Co, that they are to have an
extra sale ofStOck this day at 10 o'clock.
Eight young Mules, eighteen fine Horses
and Mares, direct from Kentucky. They
must and will change hands. Look
sharp.