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COTTON.-The market is firm with
very light sales Buyers offer DC for
middling, while holders are firm at 24c.
The same difference prevails in other
grades, bat where a sale is made it is
generally at the holders figure. The
market to-day ranged from % to 23c for
low middliug; IS to I9c for good ordi-
nary, and q few bales of strict middling
changed hands at 25c. Receipts since
Saturday, ll6 bales.
A Buffalo paper states that tue east
ward movement of -four and grain
through Buffalo from the west from Jan
uary lst to july Isl, this year, as COM
pared with last year, shows a decrease of
1885, 2S barrels of -four, and 10, Ass, $50
bushels Of grain.
We were %grattied, says an Atlanta ex-
change, st Observing in a late ride over
the Western and Atlantic railroad, the
unusually promising crop prospects. The
wheat, or more than three fourths Of It,,
between Atlanta and Chattanooga, has
been harvested, and the yield abundant.
Much Of il yet remains ia shocks ia the
fields, and fears are entertained that the
late sever rains bad damaged that part
Of it thus exposed, but from careful in
quiry VI arc enabled to say that all such
fears are groBndless, The corn looks
particularly fine, and if no disaster shall
retard its growth, there will be enough
and TO spare in that entire section Of
country The oat crop has also been
abundant, the larger part Of which vet
remains 10 be harvested. From the ru-
raj regions of the road, on either side,
the most fiattering accounts reached US
of the agricultural prospects, the farmers
everywhere being buOyant at the almost
certain reward that will crown their Ia
bors We congratulate them ON the hope
Of an early return to that happy state Of
comparative Righteousness enjoyed ia
years gone by.
We learn that the rate of progress in
The Sierra Nevada tunnel is sixty feet
per week, working on four faces. The
length Of the tunnel viii be 1860 feet
long. It was begun, says the Sacramento
Bee, ia September last-at four points
on the east and on the west ends, and
two other faces were created by a shaft
in the center. Thus, there are four faces,
with three set Of hands TO each. or
twelve sets ia all. Each set works eight
hours, and the work goes on night and
day. And now, on the first Of the pres
ent month, Of all these 1860 feet, there
were but 6ol feet remaining 10 be cut !
The progress last week was sixty feet,
and at this rate the tunnel will be COM
pleted by the middle OF August next.
BY measurement, May ist, there were
but 346 feet in the east heading, and 1876
in the west heading, making. as before
6Sl feet in all to be cut. Aud SO,
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Marble, Marbleized Slate and Marbleized Iron Nantes,

6 4 eHsA E1au a 5s6Sd SSH aHR 5aaa 4Gae dong P fos s- "'Hdo" Cap" Tanks etc made to
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FOREIGN
Draft on England, Ire
land and Scotland,
S. for 10. ster ing
France, Switzerland s.
Belgium, 8 IS francs
for 81 Oh.
- -
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IN
Colo, silver, EXrhange. Government Sc
CuEiIieS, juCuFFeaJ Money, Stocks,
Bonds. Lza1 H~ArFaHts. Police,
Clly and County scrip,
Elcs, kEC.
~ - JeEersoM -.
MEMPHIS, ::::: TENN.

Commercial Bank. .
Exchange BANK u
p rim rs & ENch'Ge I
Merchants Bank s
People s AMI 40
Planters q
Piantrs&M' ch'csB'k 10
South W. r. R.
Stale Bauk...... 5
Union " 55
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El,ecalter,s Notice.

L ErTERS tesiamentary having been granted
TO the undersigned, executor Of the last
vii and testament OF William d. Ferguson.
deceased, by the no orable county Court or
shelby county, Tenn, ut the June term thereof
1907. notice . hereby given to all persons hold
ing claims against the estate OF said deceased
10 present them to the undersigned, properly
probated. within the period specified by law, or
the same viii be barred.
Persons Indebted 10 the estate viii please
make prompt payment Of such debts, other
wise Steps viii Dc taken 70 enforce the same
L Y, Dixon, Executor.
Jgne y, 1851. ieAlaWsw
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81. c. r. bonds 10
NJ. &C kE coupons-s5
NJ. so. R-fl bonds. %
H. BR coup0ns.22
Tenn. bonds, Old SO
new -bi
? euu. coupon 10
MissC R.E lst IN 'tgeJ5
"a 40.
MempTsC City binds 50.
c~Oupons-56
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yENPHIS APPEAL
AUTUMN.

fALBERr PIKE
Part Of this poem has been heretofore pub
lished IN The Appeal. At the request Of a
friend, we now publish g complete, thanking
him for pointing cut the defects which W. cor
rect in accordance with his sugsestions.l
It is the evening or a pleassn day,
IN these Old woods. TheEun profusely htngs
His golden light through every narrow way
That winds among the trees. Hifspirt clngs
In orange mist around the snoWy wings
% many patient cloud shat nov, slnee noon,
over the western IDLY swings
Wait nn. when night sla lerute. alaai TOO soon,
To veii the tlmid blushes Ofthe virgio Moon
The trees with crimson robes are garmented,
Clad with frau briilanee by the w~rnkling
For 1he young leaves thaE Spring win beauty
Their g~reenness and l~uxuriance have lost,
Gsiuiug new beauty at too dear n COST
NDmEtural beauty, essence OF decay.
700 soon. upon tns harsh winds Wndiy lussed,
Leaving the nnhef trees ghost-iike ana grIy,
THESE leaf docks, Ike van hopes, VIII vanish
quite away
How does your sad, yet calm, cantented gaise,
Ye me.ancholy autumn sontudes'
WITH n1y own feelings sOftlr h~ar1monlze!
For though / love the hoar aud Tenn WOODS
Ia all their manifold and changing moods
In glo4 m and sunshine, storm aud quietne-si
By duy, and whea The dun night on theil
Their GeBi-ome glades, their deep, dark mys-
Yet a sad heart best loves stin, calm scene
like this.
Soon win Che year, like this sweet day, have
With swift Eei speeding noiselessly and fast
As a Nho-t speeds, toJoin Its kindred dead,
In tite dark realms OF that mysterious Et-ti
aHladUW-penp-cd. vague aud luuulte AL
Lies current downward flows, a rapid stream
NEtl c,ouds and shadows often overcast
N~elLghled by full n q sunny pehini
OF happlne.s, ike sweet thoughts IN q gloomy
dream.
Like the brown leaves our loved ones drop
away,
One after one, into the dark abyss
or steep ard death the frosts Of trouble lay
Their whitening touch upon our happiness
The green life from the uuOnendiuE leaves;
And Love. and Hope, and Youths warm
chteriulness
FIR from the heart Ave lonely sits and
Or sadly smiles. while Youth his ~day-dream
fOndly weaves.
uav drawcth 30 SIS close Night cometh on:
Death. a dim shape, stands on LIES western
her-e,
Castrrghs shadows on the startled SUM-
deeper gloom. that seemeth TO emerge
From endless night Forward he bends 10
urge
Haikl-hear we not Etcruity's grave sarge,
ThundCriugauear2- At the dread sound aghast,
Time. pale with frantic tenor, hur1es head
long past.
TEHn
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HAVING been by the County Court of Shelby
III county duly appointed ENecutrix Of the
last will and testament or WILLIAM R smith,
deceased, / CIV notice to all persons naying
claims against said testator to present them
within the time prescribed bylaw 10 me. at she
corner OF Third and Monroe streets. in the city
of Memphis, or they will be barred Ind all
persons owing sid estate are notified TO pay
the same to me forthwith.
NANCY SMITH, Exeeatrix.
Marnbfs ru1v q 49, iva IA u4Wa
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Classical and
S 0 BOYS
IN AI6enarIe County, "a.
SECOND SESSION 1sez-s.

SECOND SESSION 1S67-S.
THIS School Is located one and a-half mile,
l rom Greenwood Depot ON the Virginia
Central Railroad and fifteen miles west d
Charlottesville and the University o. Virginia
The location IS well known as DR.. Gessner Har-
risOu. e VIM DinWlddie,and Prof Edward B.
Smif formerly conducted schools at this place
Previously IL was "a popular summer resort,
conducted by John $. Cooke. Esq. Being situ.
afed in one OF the most beautiful portions OF
Albemarle county, in the mid.t OF a refined
and Intelligent community, remote rom places
OF dissipation, and convenient to Churches and
Sabbath Schools Of the leading denOmina
tons, IL possesses rare advantages fora Boys
School.
The curse OF study is designed to be borough
and comprehensive IN Ancient and Modern
Languages, Mathematics and the English
Branches, sud also to embrace tn elements OF
Natural and Moral sciences and History.
The Prime pal was educated nc the University
OF Virginia, and has had an experience Of
nearly ten Yeas in teaching in schools OF high
grade in this state. including Dr. Gessner Har-
rison's school, Bloomfield Academy, Lynch
burg female Seminary, and Hon. R. NJ. +.
hunters private scnOul.
The Associate Principal was also educated at
the University of Virginia, and has had an eX
perience OF eight years in teaching i'm the
southern States-fOrmerly in EdgeWOrth Fe-
male SeuIinary. North Carolina, more recently
in Sherman, Texas,
The following recommendation Of our school
by Professors OF the University Of Virginia,
Is respectfully submitted
USIvERsIrX or VIRGINIA, April 7, 1867.
IN view OF our peIoOud acquaintance Win
Messrs. H. n b. and Al Wood, We do not
hesitate cordially to recommend tteIr school
10 the confidence and patronage of the public.
:. Manpin, M.Schele De We're,
VIM. II. MrGufey, J. :. Davis,
Francis II. Smith, j.. 3. Minor,
j. Cabeu, B. L. Dildersleeve,
O.. s. Nenabie, Vim. E.. Peters.
TE rs:
For board and tuition, including fuel, wash
ing and lights for the session OF Ten months,
hundred and s~eventy-hvs $3.50 dollars IN
currency. Payments one-half in advance, bal
ance on the lst of February.
The sessions commence on the LIST Of Septem-
and close OF the 9th Of June. Pupils viii
be received at any time during the session,
with n pro rata deduction in charges. Boys
from a distance will be allowed TO remain dur
ing vacation as b0arders i'm the family Of the
Principal.
Arrangements are made for conveyance from
the Depot ~(dreenwOOd) to the school immedi-
ately upon arrival.
rs Only two boys in q room.
p. 0-GreenwOOd Depot. Albemarle county,
fa5 n
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Dissolution.

firm Of STEBBINS & PULLEN, existing
4 at Memphis, Tenn, is hereby dissolved by
consent Charles stebbius having sold
his en ire interest therein to Messrs. PULLEN
= HAMMOCK, they viii assume all liabilities,
and are authorized TO close Us affairs.
CHARLES STEBBINS,
BEN. K PULLEN.
Memphis. June l. 1857.
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As a TCRic and PrOphyiactiC
THE LEN EHN- L without FurAL.

Severe cases of indigestion, arrangements OF
Absorption and Assimilation, -biLOusness, I'm
ea-iness. Ui-teusiou, Weight and Palm in the
region OF the stomach Loss OF p elite, Lassi-
tude. Muscular and General Debility, Disturbed
Circulation, Loss Of Blood, SyucOpe, Nervous
Irritable ity, Mental Depression, etc., occurring
iu q malaral district, or in q patient who has
spent some time where Chiils ana Fever pre-
vail, will readily yield TO the use OF this une-
qualed Medicine.
our own confidence in the merits Of these
Bitters, added 10 a testimony universal in the
case Of sufferers who ave used them, and
accord to the Remedy their unqualified APP
proval. has induced MS, at a very large expense,
10 secure the SOLE RIGHT TO manufacture
this article from the original recipe. which
recipe has been experimental upon and salts
factorily proven TO be superior to any COM
pound Ia the treatment OF the above mem
toned diseases, by one of the most learned
Physicians in the United States.
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LnsOLrenf NOtice.
E.,.ta nr nnIlnm }. Kn,hIngton. dee,a

EstaLt OF WIIIIHHI D H"9HIHssVHj uVt q.
CUGGEsTION Of the insolvency OF faid es
- tate having been duly made 70 the Clerk OF
the county Sourt OF 9netpy county, tenoes-
order OF said Clerk. f1 all persons having
claims against said estate 70 appear and file
fhem with the said Clerk, authenticated in the
name prescribed by law, en- or against the
i0ih day Of October, 1881
John S. pICKASoN, Administrator
hay ~ R87, Hs1atAEfF
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D. r. EVERTS & CO.,
Sole Manufacturers 4 PrOpFietOFS,
PETERSBURG, va.
Read the following from among the
many C~ertiacates received by us:

FORD 8 DEPOT, va, NOV. 2, I605.
hereby certify that 1 have been suffering for
over two weeks from severe attacks Of Chflls
ana Fsve. Tor which L had taken medicine
and gained but temporary relief, the chliIs
cOming on again IN "a few lays. The Ant-Ma-
IqfjaI Bitters were recommended 10 me, and /
commenced taking them at once, the u-e Of
which w8s marked by Immediate and certain
relief from chills, since which time L ma my
General health improved in a very satisfactory
manner.
/ can cCnscientiOusly recommend the use OF
these Bitters 70 all sufferers nom Intermittent
FeV,r lever and aguel. as a certain cure.
A. 5. Walden.
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Berlin, 81 Va FOR I Prus
sian thaler
Frankfort, Gl1aC for
gui!dcr.
Sweden, 4lEc for one
liCkSdaler.
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The undersigned, IN ~dispOsiuS o. his interest
in the late concern OF Muir. Stebbius = Pullen,
and Stebbins q Pullen, at Memph s, Tenn, re-
turns his thanks to the patrons OF the old hrm,
aud sOlicits for his suecessors, Messrs-
PULLEN ok,
A continuation ofthep patronage 50 literally be-
slowed heretofore. CHARLES SrEBBINS.
lTnrnnhfu. lima nAL faE I'm
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The undersigned having purchases Of Charles
Stebhins his interest in the firm OF Stebhins &
Pullen, at Memphis. viii continue The Earth
ware, China and Glass Business at the same
stand. No. 21J Main street, under the name
nnl .rnIa af
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PRO BONO PUBLIc0!
The attention Of all Sufferers Is in
Utfed to the
BTTsaT
"A SURE REMEDY-
A SURE EN-

Is here presented TO the prbllc for Intermit-
/ tent Fever lChills and Fever, and all dis
eases arising from maiarlAI poisoning. 10 is
now a well ascertaiueI fact that nearly every
arrangement OF the human system common in
malarial dis riots, is, 90 a greater or less extent,
dependent upon malaria poisoning, couse-
quently, any medicinal agent that viii serve as
a specific against thus poisoning mus strike at
the root Of the disease which is fOstered and
deNelOnel LLrluah its Ln.LrlmanLaILE.
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Referring to the above dissolution Of copart-
nersnip. we give notice that the business viii
hereafter be continued under the name and
style OF Rice a EngeL W. ID RICE.
ie2fIW J.
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PUTT,EN z, HAMMOCK-

And will be grateful 10 have the continued
friendship ana patronage heretofore given 10
the old firm OF Muir, Stebbins& Pullen.
BIN. pULLEN.
X L. HAMMOCK.
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BlTTERS

is an entirely original compound, having supe-
riority over Other remedies nom the mode Of
combining the medicinal agent
This Medicine has been extensively used, aud
no to to The present time has i'm 10 Instance
failed to give the most unqualified satisfaction
IL the directions are strictly followed no case
OF Intermittent Fever biIs and Fever, no
OF how long standing, or OF what de-
gree of Ubst1naCy, will fail 70 succumb 70 the
use OF these BiLterg.
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e 18Th Day Of July. 1861.

before the Office OF the Chancpry Court Clerk Of
the City OF Memphis, between the hours OF 10
am and p proceed, In accordance with the
provisions Of said trust to sell at Public Auc-
ton, 10 the highest bidder, Tor cash, the lease
hold interest OF said Dies, in aud 10 a certain
house and lot, situated on the northwest cor
ner Of south or Calhoun and Main streets.
being . feet on Main and M on Calhoun or
South street, with frame building thereon, and
known as lOs No. i in block 4 IN W. c.. Buffers
subdivision and part Of the So me conveyed to
said Dies ON thelst day OF February, 1856. regis-
Tered IN book 81, page 5I2 Iheve no doubt as
10 title. but ] convey only as trustee.
fv8lOt W. NJ. BENTON.
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NEAR FORT rLIFroN, VA Nov. %, 1866.
Dear Sir-having q severe attack Of Chtlls
contracted ON the Lower AppOmattoX river, l
tried your Anti-Malarial Bitter~, and IN a week
was relieved entirely from them. l cheerfuly
recommend IL to those VINO are bothered with
ms disease. Respectfully and truly yours,
Ii. HUGEE
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Harvest, Harvest, Harvest!

EoR SALE Low, to close Trust Deed
REAPERS, MOWERS,
CRADLES, SCYTHES,
THRESHING MACHINES,
HORSE POWERS,
WHEELBARROWS.
other Agricultural indictments.
MILES OWEN Trustee,
mv2I I'm 86 Front street.
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Dissolution.

THE c-OpartnershiD heretofore existing be-
tween RICE, WARE & ENGEL, Is this day
by mutual consent. Rice q Enges
having bought out the interest Of John N
an OF the liabilities or same.
W. u. RICE,
John n. WARE,
]. ENGEL.
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T3.9ssfee,s SAFE.

DY virtue OF a Trust Deed executed e me on
- she 10Th dag Of June, 1856 by Richard H
Horne and Napoleon b. Winchester. and duly
registered IA the Registers Office Of Shelby
county, Tenn for the Purpose OF paying the
debts therein secured I VIII on
Saturday, ID Day Of august, 1862,
at TIE saIesrooIn Of Msssrs. Register, Trez-
evant & Co, No. 26 second street, Men,
phis, Tennessee. tAyres' block, sell 70 the
highest bidder. sor cash, she GLOWING real es-
tqie. TO wit. A certain lot OF ground
in the county o. shelby and state OF
known aud designated On the
plan Ct Eiu Subdivision Of Tn ir lands IN the
18TH civil District OF shelby coUnt1 As E0t No.
Do drontinr on ths East side Of walnut street
I02 fset. and axtsnding back between parallel
lines fn0m the front $50 ieet. to an alley next
rssf - Walnut street (l61 net by $50 iestl. to-
qefher with all Of the appurienauces t~hereunfo
RqIonging. The title 10 said property r. be-
Iieved 10 be good. bet VIII sell ana convey
only As frustae Equity Of redemption Wair-f.
Sale at ~ o'clock M.
JOHN IRRELEVANT, rrus &c.
L0gwo0d 4 PaYton, Attorneys ie8 tda
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Or the oh Day Of July 1857,

EE.M.E AH " MN.NA HHNA lHN"A W Ha.L"A NA lEl LlME
meat Of Oas Thousand Dollars win
On the 9th Day of July 1867,
between She hours of 10 O'Clock am. and p
oiclock PM. ia front Of the courthouse Iu
Meuruhie. sell ~ pubic auction 10 Ia HE-nosf
bidder Tor cash an undivided Iltc -st ~ one
nnh In tie following described rual e-i- e. 8y-
ing and being ia the county sHd nlaff aforc-
esfd. in Range 8, Section z o. tbs llrI Sur-
veVors District. aud bounded thu.. Sc aufnE
al BLACK oak Eapllng, which hisit- o. cut OH
fropa which south 81 east - links a red oak
taien-down 10 the corner, soutlwest Of Grant
No. %. lu she name o. Mylne hoberta- thence
east ZIG poles 70 a stake E1auding four links
northwest - a post oak marked Il tie
Fantheast comer org AMI No ~ thence north
81 poles to q stake > links Eoutn Of white oak
marked II. p. n" the northwest cor
ner 81 q s. acre tract In the name Of
John i. Graham thence east n poles
10 = stake Ne links west o. one ash marked al.
n H the northeast corner Of said Grahams
81 acre tract. thence eEst, passing q whlte OAK
marked II y me southeast Of
grant No 1856 IN the nafne Of JOIN 81. 6raiaus.
na1W poles, 70 a horsabeam in The west UoUn
farr line o. Joseph McDowells SEQ acre trsct
and the southeast corner Of grant No. 1926 for
n2rfh with McEowelis tine crossing Wolfrfver
~ = peles ard through q cypress pond at IA
1.1Ies. lu All l5 poles 70 slaku and snail cher
--srnarfcd W" the nortlcast corner OF said
frence soath D. poles 70 a stake IN the line O
sranf Ma so meuce crossing VOL river twice
sDT alroaxb an Island in tald uFer So poles to
: efare ihs northwest corner q grant No.
100 fhanes south ~ COLES 70 a stake the
---fheaef corner Of graft No A8 Ia tie
1emeo Willie Roberts thence west crossing
uesf az q pest oak marked 81, he I
-eaf olrner Of grant No Ee; thence i4g Z
- u ~ heginnina containing Glh acres
re title 70 THIS property Is believed % be
good, but I VIII coHf7s rfNnESsAM
tsa-1me Trustee.
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Dissolution.

'PHE firm Of A. P. BURDITT q co. Is this day
i dissolved by mutual consent. Either part
ner will use the drm name 10 the settlement OF
.he business. All parties indebted Will come
and settle their Indebtedness &C once.
~ No. ~ Madison street, up stairs.
A =. BURDIFT,
Angus CAMPBELL.
JAMES II. SMITH.
Memphis, Teau.s July ISL. Jy2Iw
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QUEENSWARE
China, G'aSs and Earshenware,
silver Plated and Britanla Goods.
TABLE CUTLERY y HOUSE FUENINH-
INC GOODS.
No. 17S Main Street.
Near OverJou Hotel nElPbG, TENN.
mh2f Hm
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DY virtue OF an order Of the Chancery Court
% Of the City of Memphis, appointing me
trustee ia the room and stead OF C. p Norris.
trustee, under a deed Of rust executed TO Dim
by a.. II. peis. on the 18th day Of september,
1876. to secure the payment OF certain notes 70
II. III. Hunn, therein mentioned, which sqid
deed Of trust Is recorded In the Registers Office,
in book No. 81, part LIST, pages 55S, 5S and 90, L
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CoTTON-cohMIsgI c rs
Notice 81 Dfssofutfoaa.

NHE have this day purchased OF Col. Thoa
w B NoTment his Interest IN The house Of
NORMENT, RUFFIE &FhfNB1. We hereby
assume all Che liabilities oitsaid nrm, and viii
continue the Cotton Fact.rage and cOmmis
sion Business at the old at2nds No IS Union
street. " Leo Block" under the urm name OF
RUFFN, FINNEY a Co, where we VIII be
glad % SET our old friends and customers, as
well as ali new mes who r1ay desire our ser
vices. JAMES n RUFFIN,
T. {. FiNNEH.
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HoLLENBERc & oERTEL,
Architects and Builders Supplies
Manufacturers Of
Galvanized Iron COrniceS, Tin. Copper and Sheet IrOn Workers

UuIIdIIAJU HUI UUIHlCto' III UVYPNI UWA 5WOUE HUI ~ ACI0
s6 Second street. and Clinton street bet HOWard1 Row and Gay0sO street.
n Advanced IRON CORNICEs Moudng@ Brackets window Caps Tanks etc. made .
VI order Metallic Roofing andGutedng done alto rates
Marble, Marbleized Slate and MarbIeized Iron Nantes,
IN hand at II prices. FRI CRATES AND BASKETS a large assortment Min
ON English Mosaic Floor Tiles and Marble Floor TgF Plaster Paris R0endae and Roman
Fire Brick and soap stone; Force Pumps Well and Gasn Pumps all sizes French,
descriptions; DktDey and Brewery Work Soda Genaatoz ad Fountains made order
and repaired rs Castings
steamboat work Done Pr0mPt1yg
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