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EDUCATIONAL.
MISSOURI
MEDICAL COLLEGE,
st. louis, No.
SES SION OF 1967-e8.
Faculty.

Faculty
JOS. N. MCDOWELL, ND, Professor OF sur
gerry and Surgical Anatomy.
JOHN 3. MOORE, NJ -, Professor or Theory
aud practices OF Medicine.
W. NJ. McPHEETEIl5, 81. D., Professor OF Ma
tsfia Mediea and Therapeutics.
J. II. WATERS, ND Professor OF Physiology,
Pathology ana Clinical Medicine.
CHARLES o. CURTAAH, ND, Professor OF
Chemistry and Pharmacy
B. n. SldU MAHts), Nd, Professor of Obstetrics
and Diseases OF Women and Children.
DRAKE MCDOWELL, MD, Professor OF Cen
erai and Descriptive Anatomy.
JAMES G. NIpEIAET, M.B., DemoIEtrGtOr Of
Anatomy.
The Lectures OF the session or 1908 VII be-
gin on the hrst Of October, and close on the inst
OF March.
Fees Tor The Lectures leach Professor sl5l..-sl05
Matricu iatlon Fee tpaid only once. j............
DemOnstratOr's .......... 10
- = -
the College, or at the Otfice Of the Dean south
west corner CT fifth and Market streets.
Fa jos. n. MCDOWELL, ND, Dsaa.
auI7 dawlm
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MEMPHIS FEMALE SEMINARY,
100 Madison Street.

Incorporated Decenn ber. 1866
THE second Session or this institution wiz
4 open on MONDAY, septem Der 9, Ls17. p
FACULTY.
MrH. ANNIE ID. HALE, Principal Miss NJ j.
MckAIN, Assistant ANTON SHTDE, Professo-
or M usle H. NILLEif ECLLE, Professor Modern
Lauguages3 q. r. MCFEELY. Abb, Professor
Ancient Languages ". !. BUErOE. Professor
Drawing and Painting.
For Circulars apply at Young 4 Bros, or al
the Seminary. Dr. JOHN Il ALLEN,
President Board OF Trustees.
J. c. TERRY. Secretary. aus I'm
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Architect and Engineer.

uHaF undersigned would respectfully inform
-His frlends and the public that be is pre-
5sred 10 devote his whole attention 10 Design
ing Pans and Superimtending Buildings with
~ Tnpos euargy aud attention 70 his patrons
0FFIGE-stillmsn Block, Second snd MadI-
sou stfests. Ohafges reasonable.
j. II. MCCLURE,
ArohiteGt and Engineer,
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A RRANGEliENTs are IN progress 70 &c
"a cOmmOdate one Hundred additional Ca
diets IN this Institution. It's well established
character for It's system Of discipline and
cOurse OF instruction c0mmends DC 10 the sun
port OF those who desire a thorough and prac-
ucal education. Information win De supplied
by application TO the undersigned.
FRANCIS h. SMITH
i'm farfff
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SEWING MACHINES.
Why the GrOUer Dc Baker MGcIttiae
Is Best.

l. Il is more simple, durable, and less liable
to arrangement than others.
2. IL SsWs from ordinary spOOlE and no re-
winding Of thread is necessary.
g. II sews with equal facility all fabrics, the
most delicate and the heaviest, and with all
kinds OF thread, silk, cotton or linen.
4. Its seam Is so strong and elastic that it
never breaks, even on the bins
). IL fastens both eHds Of the seam by It's own
operation.
6. It's seam. though cut at every sixth stitch,
remains firm, and neitherr runs or ravels in wear.
:. Its seam is more plump and beautiful, and
retains its plumpness and beauty after wash
ing better than any other. .a-...
8 Its seam can be removed in altering gar
ments, after proper instruction, without pick
ing or cutting them.
9. Watching and varying the tensions upon
the threads necessary in other machines is un-
necessary in this The tension being once ad-
justed on the Grover and Baker Machine, any
amount of sewing may be done without change.
IL. 1t makes beautiful embroidery without
any change OF arrangement, simply by Insert
ing threads OF suitable sizes and cOlors for this
purpose. 1t is the only machine that both EN-.
broiderE and sews perfectly. H
HS- Send for Circular.
GROVER d BAKBR'S 8. n. co.,
jy13 300 Main Street, Up stairs.
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A. AND A. SCOTTISH RITE.
HOTELS.
LOOKOUT MOUNTAIN HOUSE,
Near Chattanooga, Tenn.

TVHEBEIs no more pleasant spot for a sum-
/ mer residence than the summit Of Lookout
Mountain. The scenery rs most beautiful and
sffords great delight to the lovers Of ualure.
Looking 20 the North and East from the
MUUNTArN HOUSE, varied landscape is seen
To she left fOws the placid IeuEesses, winding
iu aud out among the hills OH lar away IN the
distance its waters s. em 10 blend with the
clouds Wooded hills and ricb va leyS with
waving fields % corn and grain, extend "a Jar
A. the eve can reach lu the horizon, where the
faint outlines Of the Great smoky Mountains
are seen Traced upon the sky.
ID has all the telegraph and mail facilities,
being 1ut an hours ride from Chattanooga,
and j. a Flr-t Class Hotel
Here iu the peaceful days before the war, the
beauty and Intelligence OF the s nth came
every Summer 20 breathe the pure mountain
air ana IL viii soon again be Tie fay0Tit- sum
mer resort Of all who, tired OF the dust and
heat Of crowded cities, desire relax tion or
mind and luyigorsu0u Of body. amid the finest
scenery Iu the country
au- CUOPEE a JAMES. Prop ietOrs.
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UNIVERSITY,
MEDICAL DEPARTMENT,
Baltimore, Maryland.
FACULTY

I Fynv TFTosfAs E BOND, N. D.. President
| a q "A ftosFgIs. d, Emeritus Professor q r
Obstetrics and Diseases Of Women and
Children.
A j FOARD. y. D., fro1aasOr OF Descriptive and
surgical Anatomy.
/ I > I.OgAN n. D., Professor OF the PrinciDles
/ and Practice Of Medicine.
| HARVEY L BYRD, ND, Professor OF Obstetrics.
NARTIS P SCOTT, n d, Professor. OF the Dis
| eases of Women and Children.
EDWARD WARREN, N. D.. Professor Of the Priu-
eipIes and Practice of Surgery.
JOHN r MoNMoNIEIl, MD, Professor of Physi-
OlOgy and General Pathology.
] j MOOR0IAN, Md. Professor OF Medical Iu-
r1sprudence and Hygiene
JOSEPH h CI4AGErT, ND, Professor OF Muterla
Medica and Therapeutics.
CIaARESCE MORFIT, ND, Professor OF Medical
Chemistry and Pharmacy
J0HN n MOsMoNIER, Md, Demonstration OF
me next Session Of this institution viii
commence on the
First Day Of October Next,
And continue ave months.
One student from each Congressional Dis
trict OF the late Slayehoiding States viii be adj
mittsd 70 all the privilege OF the University
upOn the payment OF THIRTY-FIVE DOL
La Rs for each session Of attendance wounded
and disabled soldiers having precedencs in this
regard over all other applicants
Daily Clinics viii De nela Ia the college build
ing at which students Will receive The most
thorough practical instruction.
Material for DisseCting Rooms will be SUD
piled In abundance, and every facility afforded
studefits Il T auatumi cal studies.
Professors, Sl2O; Graduation, sd Bench
ciary, 81.
A. j. EOARD, Nd, DEAN,
No. A. Liberty street. northeast corner of Lex
ington, or Barnum's Hotel
an7 lW al 2taw tSel5
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SPECIAL NOTICE.

DY advice Of friends have concluded 10 add
d TO my division Of classes q Preparatory De-
parLment at Six LOllaTs per month. I also take
Lhis occasion TO remark in order to correct erro-
neOus Impression in - gard 10 my prices, that
the Acade mic Department. OF my school lakes
young ladies through the Mathematical books
usually taugh in feuaIe schools with a cores
bonding advancement in other branches OF
EducatiOn. the Collegiate Department being
designed to offer to pupils an Opportunity to a
higher and more thorough degree OF Scholar
ship. LETI1IA NAY.
August 26, 1851. auH
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SHELBY FEMALE INSTITUTE,
NASHVILLE, Tennessee.

'0A- ---S'
I OCATED in the large and handsome build
i ings corner Of Broad and Vine streets,
formerly occupied by the Shelby Medical Col
lege, embracing an entire square.
An able and experienced corps Of Teachers,
the most complete Chemical and Philosophical
APPARATUS and Cabinet Of Minerals in the
south, and Educational Advantages Of supe-
rior order.
The Principal hes had an experience Of twen-
ty-six years IN tn south, and the Vice-Princi-
pal, formerly Professor In the Nashville Univer-
slty Is a graduate Of the Universities of Edin-
burg and BOun.
Sessions begins ON the FIRST MONDAYS OF
SEPTEMBER and FEBRUARY, and close on
the Third Thursday OF June.
TERNS-BOarti and English Tuition, Session
of fve months, SlS0 CO. Music, French, etc,
Extra. For particulars send for a Catalogue.
GEO. q. BUTLER, A. NJ, Principal.
GEO. S. BLACKIE, A. N. NJ. D., Fice-Prin.
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+ r AN KILN
JOB PRINTING HOUSE
10 West Court Street,
A6mBhis, Tenn.
The franklin Job Printing HOus

Is made up OF the latest and most bean
Uful styles Of >ewiy y-lut Types Borders.
Scripts, Ornaments snL Designs, repre-
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VIRGINIAMILITARY INSTITUTE,

Board, not including washi
iyD w4ta SANDER
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To Contractors.


V'HE updersigDsd, Commissioners appointed
II by the county court Of Crittsnden county,
Arkansas, viii receive sealed proposals until
the 3lgt day Of August 1867, for the erection
Of a
Fire Proof Clerks Office.
In the Town Of Marion. Plans and specifca-
lions can be seen at the Clerk 5 once IN Marion
The right.JO reject al bids is reserved.
+. EARL
WM. VANCE JR
b C.. BROWN
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Many improvements VIII be made during the
kt.eallOns which VIII add greatly to The CON-
tort and eficiency Or the establishment. SDne
important add 1itlona have been made % our
corps OF Aeaehens, which viii enable as 10 offer
e. many Advantage as any school lu tie South
or West
our Boarding Department VIII be 30 much
enlarged that we can easil ly accommodate one
hundred more pupils than we had last s-ssi8u.
Terms a. heretofore For catalogues or other
Information, address
ROBEET ID SMITH
Secretary and Business Manager.
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LAGRANGE FENlLF COTLFGF.

WILL open the second day OF September,
W and continue ten months. Miss Nora
Bradford, Of Memphis and Miss Annie Peebles,
OF richmond, have charge of tire Music De-
partmsnt ~ ID HWRFTIFTH
am- ILrna-IL
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Fashionable Dancing Academy.

M ADAME LhlSE, Of New Orleans. would
VI most respectfully announce 70 the citizens
Of memphis That she viii open her Glasses Tor
the above graceful acc0mplIsument ON the
Iiil KID TUESDAY in September at the Jef-
ter8on BLOCK. second street, where she trusts.
by strict attention 20 the advancement OF her
pupi s who may be iuIrusted % her charge. 10
merit share OF the public patronage. Mad.
l., having taught in most or the nrfncfpaI
cities oi the south AID SOuthWest, hopes 10
meet here with the same uub0unded success
which has hitherto marked her course OF in
strucuou elsewhere Days and hours OF tuition
for Children, Tuesdays and Saturdays from
half past o'clock till dark Tor Ladies. from
10 an. tl Z; FOR Gentlemen, nom 8 TN Ig
pm, al the same day. References uneIcep-
lOnaple, FOR which. and other particulars.
please see circulars, which viii be found at the
principal book and music stores Terms mod
crate Callsthenlcs and dancing taught IN pri-
given twice a month ann
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Gen. wade Hampton on the situation.

AUGUSTA, GA, August 2S.-Gen. Wade
Hampton having been solicited by a
number of prominent citizens for his
views as to the duty of the people of
South Carolina in reference to its reOr-
ganization under the military bills, re-
plies in a long letter, arguing against the
injustice and the uncOnstitutiOnality OF
the proposed measures. While anxious
for restoration, he prefers the military
rule to the proffered terms. He instances
how reconstruction works in Tennessee,
and refers to the rejection of the Ken
lucky representatives, and says if the
people accept the situation they will
have no guarantee that the state will be
readmitted unless radicals are elected,
who cannot represent the views Of their
constituents. He denies the right OF
congress to interfere with suffrage in the
states, and counsels justice to the blacks,
and is in favor of impartial suffrage. He
advises the people to register, and to vote
against a convention.
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Educational.

fFfHE third annual session OF the school for
a boys and Glr-s, situated one mile west OF
Senatobia, DeSct0 county Miss will cuu-
menes the FIRST MONDAY IN sEPTEMBFR
NEXT
TERMS. Per session.
Primary Glass, Mrs 4. J. Sage, Teacher $40
Junior Glass, ID. II. A. Sanders. - rs
Senior Class, j. K. Johnston, - ID
81 =
Board, not including washing, sl4 per month.
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FOR COTTON BALES.

We are sole AGENTS and are prepared 70 I'LL
orden Tor the above
Stli-F&tGHilg Wrought Iron Buckle TiG,
on the most favorable terms. We are having
them manufactured Of the most superior iron
and thoroughly tested.
ID. II. DAVIS & co.
Comm Ission Merchants.
Louisville Juue y, 1867. aul
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TEXT BOOKS:


JUNIOR YEAR.
Blackstone's Commentaries. Kent'g Couman-
taries, Story on Agency. STORY ON Baiimeur
Story on Partnership, Byles on Bills smith on
Contracts, stephen on Pleading.
SENIOR YEAR
Moot Courts, GreenIeaf on Evidence. Adams
Equity. Angeh & Ames on Corporations. Blatg--
stone (fth book In connection with the Grim
inal Code OF Mississippi; Revised Code OF Nix
sissippi.
A Diploma nom this School is equivalent 70
a license for practice in Mississippi
Tuition fee, $50 per term. in advance. The
term opens on the 9th Of September 1867 and
ends on the 18th Of June lslsS. auTs
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HEBREW ASB MASONIC CALEyDLR.
Observation-Disclosures.

1867.
LODGES.
ANGFPoSA- No los Meets lFt Monday in
every month. Al Odd-FelloWs' Hall. cor. Court
and Main. d. B. Forster. "a Front street,
". NJ, John Eesu-shr Secy.
SOUTH lIEzrzIIz. No us. Meets "a FridGy OF
each month HaII cor Madison and second.
J. 7. Sellars, ". n; BENZ X. Pullen, Sec
LEILA SCOTT. No. 2S-. Meets lst krioay OF each
ruOntb-Hau. cor Madison Rnd Second. John
AInslie, ". NJ; d. p. Wood ward, Sec.
mOuth-Otd-FeuOws Hall, P. NJ. Stanley,
". Il. W II. Butts, SEC
KLwISNISG. No. 81 u. d Meets 4th Friday
Of each InoELE-ZiA Front street John J.
Worshann. 83d, ". n; 3. r. tuilen, sd, Sec.
ROYAL AgCH.
Pm, Chapter No 4. Meets "a Monday Of esch
snonth-OId-Fellows' bslL Johp Gent 81. F.
H. p; B. N Levy, Sec'y.
AEDs.M.
each lA-Odd- Fellows Han. John Zent
tn H.; \. j. W-ggtn, Rec
TETPLARs.
CYKESE CcranHudsry, No 4. Meets 4th Mon
day OF each month. John Lent, Conn., n. J.
Mlggl q, Rec.
A. AND A. SCOTTISH RITE.
2s Front Stree
HEEvEs Lodge Of Pe-fsc;iou, 18th: No. /.
STATED Communications "a " eduesday night
81 each month. Henry P. "ocdard, SD, G..
NJ 20, Charles n Carroll l8-h, Sec.
HkAs L2eAe on Eetitoti,'ns lttL'' so 80, Z.
Meets itL Wednesday OF each month. George
Msllersh, sd, O., NJ. A Z. Franklsnd, sd,
CAsIPHTA COuncII Of noes Of Jerusa1 EN-, 18th;
No. I Benj. X. Pulien, ed, Iarsh-'.; -
- Sec.
CALyAEY CHAPrER OF bose CroiI, 18th, No. 4.
Charles ". Adams, ed. NV; +; h. T. Tom
lIusUn, }-c, See.
PHILIFPE DUPLEssEIs Council of k-h, 51th.,
No. ,. Henry p GODDARD, sd. Comm,
william Y. glrOle 3lI, Rec
CONsIsrOET or WEST IEN SEssEE, sd. John
Atnsiie. SsI., Comm. ia Chief; Dodge Z.
Trader. SOD Reg.
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At masquerade ball at an eastern
summer resort, a lady's costume is de-
scribed by "A Correspondent Of the Boston
Post, as follows:
Miss K. NJ. A., of Boston, dressed to
represent large Brazilian bug-such as
Professor Agassiz illustrates in his plates
giving cuts Of the Brazilian invertebrates.
This costume was Of black tulle heavily
spangled with green, copper and colored
tinsel. Her hat was 50 trimmed as to
give form TO the bug, while from her
shoulders radiated wings heavily span
gled. This costume was certainly one Of
the most unique and original on the floor,
and it is not adding too much in way Of
compliment, TO say that Miss A. was
recognized as one Of the handsOmest
young ladies in the bal masqe.
The first thing we know these little
cusses will be Transforming themselves
into bed bugs, and then somebody will
get bat. 4--
Bonner has got more than fifty thou
sand dollars worth of voluntary adver-
tisements out OF his purchase Of Dexter,
as he knew he would.
The Pennsylvania radical state con-
vention has issued another bull against
conservatism and democracy.
"A correspondent Of the Maine Fargae4.
says: ''MaDy housewife may be glad
TO know, when she has Piece Of fresh
meat she wishes TO keep few days, that
it can be successfully done by placing ID
in dish and covering it with bnttermilk.
l have practiced the plan for years"
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NOTICE.

fE7HE creditors Of the estate Of r. N. Appleby
i are hereby notlded rhat have suggested
the Insolvency OF said estate 70 the Clerk Of the
County Court OF Upton county, Iennessee, and
the creditors Of said estate are notified t0 NE
their claims, duly auLheptlcatHd, within six
months from the date hereof or this notice will
lie nled 10 bar OF tae same.
J. B. DAEEIleL, AdHninistrator-
Apru iE1i l557s apis Z
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F. Glassick 8 Co.,

I IMPORTERS, Manufacturers and Dealers In
| Guns Rifles, Pistols, Gun Material for Gun
makers use, Gun Implements, Sporting Appa-
ratas, Fishing Tackle, etct No. 800 Main street,
under Odd Fellows Hall. Memphis, Tenn.
Rauairing done and warranted. mn9 3m
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EDUCATIONAL.
SELECT SCHOOL.

MISS VICTORIA ID. BOWERS, recently en-
vi gagged im teaching with Prof. J. D. Stewart
will open her school, assisted by her sister,
Miss n. ". BOWERS, on
nTon,a.,, sT,o "a of aonfa,,,t,a,.
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Br1FnSEillG, Tennessee, Female Institute.

REV. JOHN WILLIAMS, AM. late Of Wes-
Ieyan Female College, N. G., President.
JOHNP p. wendell, Professor OF Music.
rrHIs Institution viii begin its exercises on
wednesday, the t1ih September Next,
rhe Board Of instruction will be full and COM
DeIent Brownsville is on the line OF theMeIn-
nhIs and LOulville railroad, sixty miles north
df Memphis. avs Society is good, ahd-Jh town
proverbial for lls good health. Board can be
kad in the families Of It's best eitizef S. The
eourss OF study Is a. thorough and complete as
aDv institution in tn country.
Terms per sess on OF .wenty weeks, payable
z1s,sTc-rTY one half in adv ance
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TO CAPITALISTS.

have for sale, on easy terms, over 200, 900
acres of Farming, Timber, and Mineral
Lands, situate in Bedford Centre, ClearfeId
Fgiton, Huntingdon, Somerset Westmoreland
and other counties in Pennsylvauia, which will
be soid in tracts ranging from LOO to 0000 acres
FARMS; Several fine limestone farms near Bed
ford.
FARMING LANDS: With limestone and red
slate soils.
TANNERIES, and five sites for same, with large
tracts Of rock oak timber.
FURNACES AND FORCES, and sites for same,
with large tracts Of timber and iron ore lands.
WATER PRIVILEGES, on never falling
streams.
IRON ORES: Bog, Spccular, Fossil and Homa-
tite Fossil vein from 10 5 feet thick Hem
attic bed from % 20 40 feet thick.
COAL AND C0LLERIES: Collcries in full ope-
ration, with houses, shutes, tracks, cars, &c.
UBdepcloped Coal Lands with a seam 90 feet
thick. Also, gas, caunol and anthracite coal
lands
TIMBER Large tracts covered with white and
yellow pine, spruce and henIoek, red, white
and rock eak, cbcsuut, walnut, locust, cherry,
poplar &C. & &c Also, Steam Saw Mills.
FIRE CLAY, Of superior quality for making Gre
brick.
SAND STONE, Of pure quality, for making
glass, &c.
ALSO, farms, and farming, timber and mineral
lands in all Western, Southern and Pacific States,
New Jersey, Delaware and Maryland,
WILLIAM Z. sCHELI..
Attorney at Law,
July I9:Sm Bedford Pa.
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It AIS r. ElF t4tE 4 ADt*tNg
Easily verified by examination, which We respect
fully invite.
l. We have the largest establishment for the
manufacture and gale Of Clothing in Philadelphia,
extending through from SIS Market street to 5il
Minor street, and occupied exclusively by our
selves.
2. Our building, having been constructed by us
for cur own exclusive occupancy, and for the bus
incss 10 which it is entirely devoted, unftcs ail the
convenienccs and appliances which have been
found necessary or are desirable
>. We have an ample cash capital, enabling us
to make al purchases for Gosh and giving US a
selection, At the most favorable prices, from the
markets Of tho entire world IS THIS PARrIcU-
Lar We Rave ADVANTAGES SHARED by 40
OTHER HOUSE III THE TRADE. This fact is sseu
Eso,ra % he eatire business community.
4. We sell goods for cash only, which, though it
restricts our business to those prepared TO pur-
chase in that way, enables us to give them such
advantages as no house doing different business
can possibly offer.
3. A business experience Of a quarter Of q cen
tury has informed US fully Of the wants Of the
public and Of the best way to meet them.
@. We employ the best and most experienced
Cutters and Workmen in making up our goods
the style, fit and make Of which arc unsurpassed.
z. All persons, whatever may be their physica
peculiartics tuuless deforHed), can be accurately
cited at once from our stock in most cases better
than by goods made to order and at prices 25 to 30
per cent. lorer.
s. Our business is large and constantly inereas-
ing enabling US to keep the largest, best assorted
and most complete stock Of Mems, Youths and
Boys Clothing in Philadelpha, to which large
daily additions are made Of fresh goods, replacing
those sold.
8. For reasons already enumerated, We can and
do sell at prices guaranteed IN M cases iooer tlae
ne lopcst eIsete6erc, or he sol. cancelled aud mo-
neg refunded.
TO- All goods when offered for sale are repre-
scented to be exactly what they are.
H. When buyers arc for any reason, dissatis
Gcd with purchase made, If reported within a
reasonable time VIC pledge ourselves, BY exchange,
rcfunding Of money or otherwise to give full sat
isfaetion in every case, and request that all such
may be reported to us for adjustment.
HALF WAY BETWEEN BENyETT & CO.,
FIFTH AND TOWER HAIL
SIXTH STREETS. AIS AAHEET sTHEETs
philadelphia.
AND coo BROADWAY, NEw YORK.
May l7-9m.
49, rrs1rr.c Eop SAFE rupAp as tbo
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THE MARKETS,

PHILADELPHIA, July l5.-The demand for
flour is extremely light, beng confined entirely
TO the wants of the home consumers; but with
trifing receipts, and stockholders are enabled
to realize former quotations. s.-Penn'a and
Ohio SII@I8. Nothing doing in corn meal
Offerings Of wheat somewhat increased, but
millers hold off and transactions limited
Sales Of $50 bus. new Southern red at S2 60
O. 75. Corn lower and yellow nominal at
81 IS. Oats are selling at 81 00@l 05 per
bushel
NEW YORK, July 15.-Flour frmer sales
6 1000 barely State at 81 l0Gl1l 25, Ohio $40
500 l3 25, Western s. 10@12 90, Southern
50 70a12 25. Corn quiet; sales Of $4,000
bushels mixed Western at 81 05aI or. Oats
quiet sales of Ohio at 92lc, Provisions
quiet; new mess pork S23 12l, prime SO so.