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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-09-19

Bound OvER-The man Barney Con-
ners, accused Of stealing some wood on
the Raleigh road 3 few days since, was
up before Mr.. Justice Miller yesterday,
and after a careful hearing of the case,
was required to give bonds for his APP
pearauce at the circuit court.
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FAST TIWE-By information received
yesterday, We learn that the Great West
ern Dispstch and Cotton Express Line
transport freight in seven days from
New York To Memphis. and vice versa.
The clever agent at this point, Enoch
Taylor, Esd, whose Office is 304 Front
street, will give any further Information
required. This line has always given
the most entire satisfaction, and il viii
doubtless acquit itself IN the future as in
the past.
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A STERLING FIRM.-Attention Is d.
rected to the advertisement of Messrs.
Williamson. Hill & Co, Front row.
This house is 50 well and favOrsbly
known in this city and the surrounding
country as to render any commendstion
unnecessary. They are gentlemen OF
enterprise and liberslity, and We advise
a perusal OF their card.
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NOTICE

Is hereby given TO an whom Il may concern
that at th- Noyembel term OF the County
C0urt OF shelby county. Tenn, we VIII make
for an extension OF time 10 which
- settle the estate Of J-E- Hooker, deceased.
D. A.. HAEHEL, EXur'r.
Is A.. HOOKER, ENec'E.
Hauum & Washington, Attorneys.
80 Tawawu
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MnficP.

mHE undersigned, widow and rellct Of Aaron
JaezEou. deceased, VIII apply 70 the County
Cont uf shelby county, Tenn, 81 is October
term. 1866, FOR The appointment OF commission
erst ~ aIlot ard st apart % her. dover in the
real estate belonging To the estate OF her de-
ceased husband.
MARGARET W. JACKSON.
HaIIum 4 Washington, Attorneys
srgtember :. lsT- aes Levine
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All. KimbrO vs. A.. Pailerso0.
rAID defendant, a. Z. Patterson. vii take
notice that an ettaehment was issued
sEafrsr his estate for the sum OF two md
dollars. debt Gus by.nOse upon the ground that
me defendant IS q non-retdent he state Or
Tenuessee, and returned levied. etc.
III ia therefore ordered that the said Geftna-
ant IA. o. Patterson, enter his Appearance
5erefu on or before the lih day OF October
naxr 1Sd0 at my onice in the town q Erur a
r5lie- and plead, GnsWert Ct demur TO the ufufn-
complaint or the same viii be taken for.
confessed and the case set FOR hsaringeN uarre.
and that a copy Of this order Be published once
swzak for forr successive we Is IN the Mem
ohls Appeal ROBT. s. THOMAS. J.. p.
for haywood ouzntT.
v. W utledge, Attorney.
B~rownsyille, sept J, k1s el3 laFfNf
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LOOK AND SEE-The large and COM
modious building No. 2O6 Front street, is
for rent, and offers superior inducements
to parties desiring a roOmy establish
ment. See card 10 another column.
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PATENT
a u RA OIL


want men everywher to study their owN
The right 70 manufacture and sell
the Patent Aurora Oil in q single county VIII
make more money 10 the purchase IN three
months than the largest farm IN your STATE
viii make IN a whole year. The Aurora on
actually costs less than Ore-nalf the price OF
Coal OF, and the Illuminating power OF the
Aurora on Is Is much superior 70 the Coal Oh
a. the Goa. on is 20 a allow candle, and is
no NOSE explosive than = tsllow candle. ANY
Lamp that VIII burn Coal Oil vii buTu the Au-
rora Oh. Il does not smoke the chimney-lt
does not smell-tt viii not grease or stain the
finest iuen-uQt even white cloth. The mate
rial fCfiLs manufacture is i"neZlaustlole. one
man can make Esveuty-Eve barrels per day.
No machinery regu red. We WiI pay your
fare 10 and from the cIg- OF Memphis and bills
while mere, II we cannot prove ali. and even
more. than We have stated. singh county Is
a small fortune 20 the man OF enterprise, and
the right To "a state is untold worth.
FOR further information. cali on or address
"a. &. Dewitt d Co..
n Mad son street. corner Main,
fvTg Memphis, Tenn.
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Te1as Tonic Syrup Cures Chils and
Feuer.-Proved In thousands Of trials,
and rapidly s~uperceding the many nos
trums that lave been foisted upon the
community. Pleasant, safe, and above
all, sure to cure, 1t is used everywhere in
the Southwest, and never disappoints
expectations. Mansfield & Higbee, sole
proprleIors, Memphis, Tenn.
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MEACHAM & TREADWELl,

WHOLESALE AND RETAIL CROCERS,
w Co~ttOn-Factnrs, Commission Merchants,
and Dealers in Plantation Supplies generally,
No. Q Union street, Memphis. Tennessee.
Thankful for the very liberal patronage here
tOfore extended to them, they hope bv unre.
hitting attention 70 business 70 still merit q
continuance OF public favor.
Their f~actlities for storing and selling Cotton
are unsurpassed BY any hous IN The city. 4
commOdiOusB Brick Shed attached TO thei store
house gives them immediate and constant
oversight Of All Cotton in store. An Cotton
consigned TO US win be Insured, uBless instruc-
lions 70 the contrary.
Baggin Rope and Iron Ties furnished at
Lowest market prices. sel3 Sm
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Nengaa Rats at Wheaton & Co.

DR.. F. W. Gdrkey. Dentist, begs
leave to inform his patrons and friends
that he has returned from his eastern
tour, and will be pleased to see them at
his Office from s TO 4 o'clock. SELF 1w
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COTTON HOUsE-In another column
will he found the card Of Messrs. TOwnes
& Torrance, cotton factors aud commits
sion merchants, No. 2o5 Front street.
DIR. TOwues is we'll known in North
Mississippi, particularly in Grenada,
The friends OF these gentlemen will be
glad to learn that they are doing g
thriving business, and they will be glad
to receive consiguments from their Gus.
toners and patrons.
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FOR SALE.


One OF the most complete Plug Tobacco Fac
tories In the West-'ocated in LouisvIlle-nOw
IN full operation and doing a large Eastern and
West-m business. The proprietor wishing TO
retire % tbs country viii take in exchange a
well improved farm. ora body or rich land, in
Tennessee, Mississ poi OF Arkansas, or give
TIM with approved security or references.
Address p. q. Drawer s2l, Louisville, KY.
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NEW WELL BUILT IT.
A STEAMBOAT. Hght draught
drawing only fourteen inches, with q days
supply n coal On board, now IN the trade on
the Ohio. between Big Sandy and Portsmouth,
viii be sold A. low figures.
For particulars address n. X, lock box 5s
Cincinnati. o. or
au20fw Memphis, Tenn.
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TIE PRE-ADAMITE HISTORY OF THE
WORLD.-Dr. Jones could not possibly
have chosen a more interesting theme for
his lecture at the Tabernacle next
Tuesday night, than the above. All
scientific and reading people will be at
tracted by such a discussion, and a full
attendance may be counted upon.
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BALL PLAY.-Ths admirers Of uthe
manly game" may expect q treat on
Monday. the sd inst, when a first class
match is to come of on the grounds
near the State hospital, head Of Union
street, between an "elevenu OF the
Crescent City cricket club OF New Or
leans, and an eleven" Of the St. George
cricket club Of this city. Play will com
menee 81 10 O'Clock an, and the game
not 70 be that abortion IN cricket, an
unfinished son day" match, but
will be played OFT. No doubt q hne
display OF cricket may be calculated on.
Ample accommodations have been made
for spectators, tents and seats having
been secured for that purpose. And Il Is
20 be hoped that 3 goOdly attendance,
especially Of the fair sex, will encourage
the game by their welcome presence on
the ground. On the following day a
match at base ball will be played be
tween 3 thine" Of the Enterprise,
| Champion base ball club Of this city,
and a nine" from New Orleans. We
are az liberty TO say, from intelligence
received yesterday, that the New Or
leans cricket and base ball clubs
will leave that city on Saturday,
the 21st inst, for Memphis, and
will arrive at Grand Junction the
next morning anime o'clock. A strong
delegation OF the Memphis clubs will
meet them at that point, and escort
them 10 the city. The Memphis and
CharIeston railroad will furnish tickets
for the round trip for one fare, and the
| train will leave the depot Sunday morn
inp n Gao. The party, on arrival, will
nr0ceed TO the GayOsO house, where
Quarters have teen secured for them,
and dine. After Mondays play they
will attend the thester in 3 body. The
various matches viii no doubt be aliks
pleasant to the cOnquerors sEi the con
quered.
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UNITED STATES CoURT-The argu-
ment in the case of MiIikin, habeas o T
pus, occupied the attention of the court
on yesterday. The matter was taken
under advisement by Justice Swsyne,
and a decision will be delivered in a day
or two. Court adjourned until the usual
hour to-day.
SHELBY CIRCUIT COURT.-The cases
from No. 50 to 81 Of yesterdays calen-
dar will be taken up to-day. Also twenty
other cases from 81 10 81 on the trial
docket.
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TAYLOR, GAY q RUTLAND.-The gro
Gerry establishment OF these gentlemen
is filled to overlooking with choice and
elegant supplies Of every description,
and we recommend our readers, espe-
cisIly country people, to give them q
call, as they are clever gentlemen and
e~uterprising merchants.
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The elegant Passenger Steamer
ROwExA, John B. Davis. Master,

Leaves Memphis every Saturday at O'Clock p N
"a West Point every Monday at SOCK pm
" JacksonpOrt every Tuesday at 10
O'Clock am.
" Augusta every Tuesday at 8 o'clock pm
" Des Arc every Wednesday at ocik am
" Duval's Bluff every Wednesday at
y o'clock m.
These boats nave been thoroughly repaired
and rented expressly for the trade, and, hav-
ING the Mail Contract for -Four Years, passen-
gers and shippers can rely Ep0a their re-
naming in the trade permanently, and are the
only boats having a connection with the trains
at Duyall's Bluff for Little Rock and Hot
Springs These are the only boats authorized
10 sell Through Tickets via Rallrnad nom Du-
wallis Bluff 70 Little Rock, hot Springs Wash
Ineton, Arkadelphia, ROekport, Camden
Pr3neetou. Tulip and Fort smith Time
thronSh ID Littls Rock 43 hours Sixty pounds
baggage allowed by Stage Company to each
PPsseeneers for Northeastern Texas and South
ern ATksnsas win ind this the most reliable
route. Time and money saved by buying
A good light draft steamer wiz be run
In Connection with these packets nom augusta
and Jaeksonport. making two trips per week,
~ Pocahouta on Black river.
Tickefs sold for all of above Points on b0a+d
LEVY & MILLER, Agents,
~ Front street.
JOHN B. DAVIS, Sup't,
Memphis and White River U. &. Mail Line.
au2 II
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Ladies, at the "Straw Hat and Bon
net Bleachery " you can have your Felt
and Straw Hats and Bonnets dyed the
new Brown. This color does not fade or
soil. WM. GOODYEAR,
Gg Main gfraaf
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Hesperidn Pills, the sure cure for Ague,
were never known to fail. The Hespe-
rian Pills are nicely sugar-cOsted, pleas
ant to take, and may be relied on as the
sure cure. Price only 81, at the drug
stores,
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attachment S,5it.

Law Court Of Memphis.
Jerks OFFICE, sept. N. 1877.
2im AIdrich & Co, Plaintiffs, vs. Quinn z
BuboW. Defendants.
A FFlDANIT Tor attachment hRviuz been
~ made il this case IN pursuance OF section
34o5 Of the Code Of Tennessee, and atraenmelt
having been Issued ana returned by ths proper
officer "leyled, etc. on the property OF The
defrndanss, Quinn & BubOW
It + therefore ordered, Thai. said Defendants
appear az the Courthouse IN the city OF Marl-
phis, Tenn on or before Jhs seoond M0uiar "a
october next, and defend this suit. OF the same
viii be taken for confessed a. 70 them. ard The
case set for hearing eX parte and that p
copy Of this erder be published ouc5a wees for
four consecutive weeks in The Daily ApueaL
A copy: JOHN DONOVAN. Clerk
JNo ". GRAHAM. ID c. SELF Iau-sr
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GOOD SToCK.-The fast approaching
OF the completion Of the Nicolson pave
ment on our principal streets, induces
many Of our " fair women and brave
mel" to indulge In the luxury of a
fashionable turnout. At no place in
the city can the necessary rig be better
obtained than ct the stables Of Messrs.
Dismukes d Kellogg, No. 81 Monroe
street. Their horses are kind and fast,
while their buggies ride as easy as easy
n be. In a visit to their stables yes
terday, we saw among other things
about seventy-fve of the finest mules
ia the country, and on inquiry learned
that they were brought here by Mai.
Evans, OF Bourbon county, Kentucky.
for sale. Let those who desire the long
cared tribe, call there,
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Attainment gUif-

Law Court Of Memphis
CLEEEsS OFFICE. August p. Is-.
steiner Bros & Baum, Plaintiffs, vs.. Charles
GersOn, Defendant
A for attachment having been
"A made IN iEis case In pursuance or Section
i+5 Of the Code OF Tennessee. sHd s-ttacluauE
having been issued and returned by the proper
officer levied, etc. on the property OF i-e
defendant. Charles GersOn
II is Therefore ordered, That said defendant
appear az She Courthouse, in the city o. Mem
phtsr Tenn, on or before ms second Monday
IN October next, AID defend Tins suit. or the
sane viii be taken for cOufes-ed as To him.
and the csseset for hearing eX parts and that
9 copy Of this oruer be pubusEed once p waaz
for four consecutive weeks in the Daily APP
peal.
A copy JOHN DONOVAN. Clerk.
JOHN ". GRAHAM, Deputy Clerk.
B. B. Barnes, Attorney for Plaintiffs.
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LOsT.-A fine gold watch was lost yes
terdav at the OvertOn. See lost column.
The finder, by leaving 1t at the hotel Of
fee, will be literally rewarded.
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A SCALPING DoDGE.-The driver Of s
4" scslping wagon" yesterday invited 8
boy about seventeen years Of age, who
wished to 20 from the Memphis and Ohio
to the Memphis and Charleston depot,
10 ride on his wagon, telling him he
would not charge him anything. On
Third street, near Madison, he stopped
and demanded pay. The boy told him
he had promised to carry him free, when
the fellow became very abusive, and
finally took from the boy sll the money
he bad, amounting 10 $40 so, and then
put him off the wagon. The boy re-
ported the case 20 the police Office, and
the driver will have a hearing before the
police court this morning.
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IS hereby given 10 the heirs OF I'll
\ man Belts deceased, anu an parties con-
Ar,a5 fhef we. as surviving executors Of said
ssfats nave this day fled our account as such,
-ifh iohn League, Clerk Of the County Court
OF shelby county Wnsrs 2aIls5 Concerned can
SAMUEL hOSBY,
ANDERSON c. BETTIE.
Surviving Executor
mamnhiE sepiember y, 1871. ss2 I've
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NOTICES.


Mrs. 81. ]. BROWS, widow Of Jessoy r.
Nj Brown. deceased, viii apply TO the County
GoUr OF shelby county and slate Of Tsnnes-
zee. al lts October term, for dover out OF the
ps,ate o. said deceased This Sep 4. lS57.
as IawHg inc BOAGUE. Clerk.
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To THE PATRONS OF THE APPEAL.
Subscribers are requested to report any
irregularities in the delivery Of the
APPEAL at the counting room. Carriers
will be furnished weekly with certificates
authorizing them to ollectsubscriptions
ED M~ANSFORD,
EnuE- Of liranIntinn.
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demonstrating removed TO our old
stand, No. Els Main street, corner Of
Adams, we are o prepared to offer
great Inducements. We are receiving
daily fresh and seasonable goods. Call
and see. NJ. KRAUs Il Co.,
eeI2tf Corner Main and Adams.
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LARGE APPLEs.-The largest speci-
men OF apples we have seen this season
was left at our Office yesterday. They
came from the orchard of J. II. Ais
brook, about ten miles from the city on
the Raleigh road. They weighed twenty
one ounces, and measured on an average
fifteen inches in circumference.
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and cheap BOARDING
WANTS.


NJ AN D
A thoroughly practical Mulright and Ma
chiulyL OF twenty year, experience, desires a
EltustiOn. Competent 20 take charge Of the
erection Of all kinds Machinery, Engines,
Flour ard Saw NILS. Can furnish Drawing
and Specifications. Best OF reference given.
VIII prefer TO 90 South, Address MILL
aDnaaT Office. SELF Nv
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HemphIs and Ohio RalIroad.


/ ARsIVD. DEsARI.
New Orleans Express, daily, s:45 am. 1910 am.
" Mail, $40 pm oNO
/ Freight, daily except sun
" aWN-----..s..-.ssss. ssssso HAAs AH0 atAAs
To wednesday, june lsth
A. LINERMOkE, Genl Supt
CT. OAKLEY, Gen. Ticket Ag't. mys
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Land For sale.

FINE ENABE PIANO. T~-Octave, nearly
a new. cost over $50. for sale 81 a bargain.
Part cash and part time. Apply 70 n. f., Ap-
D4.aT rH7aT aus n
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81 VIII sell my lower Plantation in Tunica
count. or exchange 40 Tor UtAer good prop
Irtv- on fesso n for the next year or Tor a series
III year. u is one OF the highest and best in
he bottom, about 90 miles below memphis.
Tyf1ff A. WRIGHT.
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I TIE GAS QUEsTIoN.-From the letter
of Mr.. J. w. Williamson, president of
the Memphis gas light company, pub
lished Monday, we clip the following
extract:
"Newspaper controversy may possibly
serve to build a gas works in this age Of
Improvement. We have not learned
that It will operate one, hence having
corrected q misrepresentation entertained
by a portion Of the press, and some
others, we close without presenting any
new features or remark calling for a re-
joinder. Referring to our advertisement
in the city papers, and with the kindest
Of feelings. personally, for u threatened
competitors, we leave the matter for the
courts, the people and time to decide"
In a former communication he saw
proper, with the assistance Of his wordy
secretary, 70 insult the people Of Mem
phis by telling them that they were not
intelligent enough to vote GU this ques-
ton, which so materially affected their
interests. Afterwards, when compelled
10 do so, he reduces the price Of gas,
dating from the time that the
new win 90 into opera
tion. And now this WOULD be "pro
bono publico" man, tells US that
/" newspaper controversy may possibly
serve to build a gas works in this age Of
Improvement" He and his concern,
who have been imposing upon the citi-
zens for q number Of years, may yet
learn that an opposition to this northern
monopoly, will be not only built but
successfully operated and it may be well
for the citizens to remember that this
abortionate institution, called the Mem
phis gas light company, reduce their
prices, not from honest feelings, but only
when compelled to do so, fearing that so
large 8 dividend may not be paid to their
stockholders on the other side Of the
Ohio,
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FIVE CENTS.

We request that our patrons will not pay
the newsboys more h a i've cents a copy FOR
the APPEAL It IS SOLD over the counter at
that price, and we allow the newsboys a suhi-
cient margin TO make a handsome profit by
selling the papers at five cents per copy.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
"a
JOB PRINTING HOUSE
No. Is West Court Street.
PRINTING At TIE LOWEST PRICES!
ANNUAL CIRCULAR,
FRANKLIN
No. Is West court Street.
AnNUAL CIRCULAR.
MrrrHrs. september ], is7.

ME1PH1s. September isT.
At the commencement OF another 0mnsE-
elal Year the Undersigned sgain tenders his
services 70 the Merchants and Egsiues Afe1 Of
AemPhA, and 10 all those desiring any kind Of
ZINE JOB PRINTING.
The material OF the Franklin Job Printing
House consists Of the most perfect PRESSES.
and the newest and most beautiful styles OF
TTrzs, BoEDERs, scRrPs, DEslGss and OEyA-
MINIS now known 70 the art.
Particular attention viii be paid 10 aItng or
ders for Business Cards, Circulars. Letter Heads.
Envelopes, Bill Heads. Tags Receipt and Cheek
Books, Bills Lading, Dray Tickets, and ever
description % Printing required IN the success
ful production Of business during the ootsaa
season.
II viii be the determination Of the Proprietor
In the future, IS # has been in the pasi, % do
the very BEST WORK, and the priees shall be
~ Tow - any house In the city.
hOITO: FINE PRINTING PROMPTLY ExECU-
Ted, AT Low Prices.
Thankful to my friends and patrons fo- tire
Oualhesso OF the past year, I solicit a contuu-
ancs Of their GaFonE.
Respectfully
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-09-19

AGENT-Tn introduce our new patent
STAR SHUTTLE SEWING MACHINE Price
g25. IT uses two threads, and makes
the genuine LOCK STITCH. All other low
priced machines make the CHAIN STITCH
Zach agent furnished with q copy Of Letters
Patent. Exclusive territory given. send FOR
circulars NJ. NJ. BEACH & co.
IL SIN % SacnnL 81. MennLls Ienn.
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AGENCY.
5Sl BROADWAY, New York CITY,
MOORE & GERURG,
Manufacturers and J0b5e-s OF
. u DEl1IW UIU u. 7
NEW YORK.

NO. - bEQtlWa1B OPP 81 NleloAds hOLelf
NEW YORK.
PHILIP HENRY, JR, formerly OF Henrys,
smith & Townssad.
JOHN T. Henry, formerly OF salisbury &
Henry
ALEX.T MOORE. ISAAC P. GENUNG, for
merry With HenryS, smith & TOwnssna.
We have ready a large, handsome and wen
assorted stock Of READT-MADE CLOTHING.
manufactured by Us exc usively for the south
eru Trade, which we are pIeUared % sell at
Low Prices and on Liberal Terms
Our STOCK is adapted in material, style.
Lengths and yes, extensively tothe South, and
com prises goods from the Lowest Priced TO the
Finest Made, including "a large assortment OF
goods for FREEDNEN'S WEAR
The recent decline in wooden and cotton fab
rics Will enable us TO One Clothing AT Much
Lower Prices than IL has been sold for at any
time since IS0-
fash and Close BUYERS from the south are in
yited 20 examine our stock before purchasing,
as we believe We can offer them great induce
meuts.
We viii be happy 70 reeetve Orders, and our
long experience ia the southern business en-
abies Us TO make selections which viii be GER
tain to give entire satisfaction.
Descriptive Catalogue with prices sent by
mail ii desired.
HENRY, MOORE Is GENUEG.
NEW ORR July, 1901. 81 Broadway.
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