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pY GREEN WILLIAMS.
- Auctioneers and Real Estate Brokers.
No. 526 Southeast corner of Seventh and ID cts
CHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE REAL
,. ESTATE
the District Of Columbia, passed on the 7th day Of
October. 1867, in 80 No. go, in equity, in
which Margaret A. Ecl<els and Lewis G. EckeIs
are complaiDants, and Catharine Barrett ct al are
defendants, we the gned trustees will sell
at PUBLIC auction, at five O'Clock p. the 18th
day OF May, 1873, on the premises, to the highest
bidder, Lot No. Is, in Square No 8SS fronting 81
feet 54 inches on Sixth street east, between and
streets north. with the i'm pro vements, con
sistng Of a Frame Dwelling House.
And by virtue OF a decree of the same Court,
passed on The 18th day of April. 1865. In No
Jos, III equity, between the same parties, we will
also sell on the premises. at half past o'clock
on the said Ilth day Of May 10 g. Lots numbered
ing on street north, between 6th and 9Th streets
east being SO feet inches front, with good Frame
House; and the said Lot No fronting 9Th street
east between and streets north, being 81 feet
"a inches front, with Frame Building, all under
fence.
Terms: One third Of the purchase money to be
paid within fvs days after the sale and the bal ance
In equal in ailments at six and twelve months from
the day 81 sale, with interest TO be secured by notes
aud deed of trust upon the property. And IL the
terms OF sale are Mt complied with within FIVE
days the property to be rssod at the cost and risk
Of the first purchaser. The purchaser t. pay for
pay $I0 down, as soon as each piece Of property is
knocked of. N. THOMPSON Trn.,aos
r s.. DAVIS. Irustees.
apiece GREEN WILLIAMS Aucts
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4 Lou b FLO URli
Frederick and Washington County Flour, an
grades Virginia Flour, all grades. Mil feed
Corn, Oats, Baied Hay, straw, &c.
Our receipts are from the producers TO u, hsnce
NO middle men 10 concil ate. ia
We sell on small m argins. tf 80 /
Baker . trade specially solicited 49,
0rocers and dealers supplied on liberal margins
FOR sale in quantities e suit.
VIM. n. GAIT q CO.,
Indiana avenue and LIST street,
nh . Ia . near the DEPOT.
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AUCTION SALES
THIS AFTERNOON.

RrJJT DER GO Auctioneers and Rec,
- kstats br..kers n Louisiana avenue,
. next to corner Of 7th street.
IMPROVED PROPERTY ON CAPITOL HILL,
AT AUCTION.
On TUESDAY AFTERNOON, Aprf, n. ISIS, q,
no, eSef, we viii cell on the pr. ni-es the vet
feet inches on North Carolina avenue, containing
80 square feet Of ground. This property is .ita
stso petwesn let and ID streets east. opposite Rus
Hou,es. -
Terms: oao cash; balance in two years.
Conveysneing end stamps At cost Of purchaser.
SIS down at time Of sale
spis,is.eon Ut. DYER A CO.. Aucts.
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RY j. T. COLDWELL q CO, Auctioneers,
II Southw est corner Penn. avenue and ~ stree

RYJ..T. COLDwELL CO, Auctioneers,
II Southw est corner Penn. avenue and ~ street
Tk GSIEES s sAtE 81 TWO BEAHEIEULk9
sss BEYoNb fGE SITS GiTY A hMTs TS SS
THE HaEr Ro AN LEARlSG 70 "s9LRJnRs,
And SIX ACRES iAiNlN' BETWEEN FIVE
BY virtue Of decree Of the Supreme Court Of
cause No i94, substituting me as trustee, shall
P o h ssY Of 1a Mf l at
County ty: D. c., the same being part OF Turkey
dot Lot No. l contains 5 Acres, Roods and 2s
Lot No. 2 contains S acres, 8 Foods and 20
This land is situated on the east side of the coun
ty road leading 10 Rock Greek Church and Sol.
dieIs' Home, by way Of North Capitol street and
J. Middleton, Henry Queen and Gsnwsy koLinsoa.
II is In an elevated position and desirable local..
S IL and Of
tiS2 a and are separated by road l6 feet wide
of each lot 10 be paid in cash. end the balance il
two equal payments at respectively and IL months
and DE s nssr So. ssss sy ON
each IL will be required at time Of sale. Convey
"neins and stamps {; pSressissssFns 'Gi rru...
., - 90, "a. 81, SSIb~ESL ! &C..
Icy GREEN WILLIAMS,
ID rAuctioneers and Real Estate Brokers,
No. 90, southeast corner 7th and b streets.
Q STREET NORTH, BETWEEN I4TH AND
18TH STREETS WEST, AT AUCTION
On MONDAY, the 9th instant, at So O'Clock D.
m, on the premises, west half Of Lot No. q, In
SssHns ssa feet ss .s sy
city is In ra pidly improving neighborhood, being
near the State Department
Terms: One half cash; balance three and six
months, for notes bearing interest aud secured by
and revenue stamps 81 the cost of the purchaser.
apis on the OK GkE Il si WILLIAMS, Auets.1
CPECIAL SALE OF AN ELEGANT ESTATE.
STRAWBERRY HILL,
Adjoining the u. s. Naval Academy at Annapolis
on Severn klyer. .|
gao ACRES.
AT PUBLIC AUCTION.
On THURSDAY, April q. at O'Clock ? m, at
the Exchange sale. Room In ths city o. Baltimsrs,
known ~ strawberry Hill, containing $40 acres 81
The improyemsnss are very extensive, and would
NOTICE.~Afuli printed desert ntiou OF the sro,
erty and buildings, together With extracts from
public documents sho wing that 10 win be REQ al red
In short time for the uses Of the UniteS States
Naval Academy, cen be obtained bg applyiug 10
the auctioneers, % and 80 South Charles street,
The attention OF capitalists IL especially called
to this sale, ~ affording rare chance for safe
and profitable Investment. atsfE
Terms tiiberslI made Encwn nt sale. M
az dad n % sen INV. BENsETf n CO.. saets
ATTENTION, BOYS F-Jspansss EIrg Kiiss, T.
"A spls KISG PhacEI
q A
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llY COOPER LATInER, Anctlolse,s
- hate Clerks with re Mcclure I. Co.
Southwest corner pfnn- avenge aud iyth ssrse,
(Star Office RuiidingD
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7 AVN GRASS, HNGLIeH HIxEp Tor yards
IL and lawns. JM0. a BAKBB.
Agrtcu tursi WaroSouos,
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llY GREEN WILLIAMS
- AuctiOneers and Real Estate Brokers,
No. $50, Southeast corner eth aud ID streets

ESTATE, iron EogNbRY, MACHINE 5 HEa
and recorded in fdber r. NJ H. No IL. folio So, ei
yl ss T.. Rss at
on tie premises en- az the undivided interest,
to one uHdiyided half Of she hereinafter described
west. between and < streets south, by ninety
. d wtS the Sss
Foundry or Machine Shop; ALSO all the interest of
ssd Gee and M94re III ahd to the Maehinery Tools
Foundry or Machine Shop, among which is heavy
and valuable Iron Planning and Boring Lathe q
Terms of sale: For the real estate-One half cash,
bearing Interest from day Of sale secured BY " deed
In trust upSn the PToPerty and for the machinery
piled with in three days after the sale the property
will be resod upon one weeks notice, at the risk
Se esSd to be pa ON s
after sale by the purchaser of the real estate and
All conysyancing AID revenue stamps at the cost Of
NH leoad GREE akEEs sAA iLLihas TI Hass:
gTHE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED ON
hour and pFSs Of AZ Hae,
.,ErTHlEn ARoyE SALE is POSTPONED UN;
place. BY order Of the Trustee
ap H-eo&ds GREEN WILLIAMS, Apcts. .
10y GREEN 4 WILLIAMS
- Auctioneors and Real Estate Brokers'
No. 526, southeast corner 18th and streets
FIRST CLASS BUILDING LOT. FRONTING
ON 10TH STREET, BETWEEN AND l.
STREETS NORTH, AT AUCTION.
On FRIDAY, the Path instant, at 81. O'Clock p.
m. on the premises. Lot No 8, in Davidson 8 sub
division OF Square No leS being IS feet front by los
feet deep, vii a fine alley, being in a good location
and making it nrst class Building Lot.
Terms: One third cash; balance six and twelve
months, for notes bearing interest, and cured by
deed Of trust on the premises. All convey ancing
$40 Down on ii day of sale.
l6 GREEN 4 WILLIAMS. Aucts
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CONVENIENT SALE OF CONDEMNED
VI ORDNANCE STORES

hoA uoto VI sole. -
Bvt Brig. Gen, and ouartsrmaster. q. s. A.
Go'hsS"oaRhDHs A sAhE sr Ss CONDEMNED
CoLrMBus Arsenal. OHIO, April Is, 1853
win be sold at public suetion. az Columbus Ar.
Sp1 oh .s Is %
Mn.fsts :n ns Rsp Hssio..
g? Pistols, various patterns
1891 Shot, SIX FOUNDER
~ ss6 S:rSins SS'a;r r Boxes
22s Cavalry Sabre Belts
1879 Cartridge Boxes
ri Cartridge box Belts
l,40i Waist Belts
and various other articles.
Complete catalogues of the stores to be sold
Articles to be removed immediately at OK ense
Ssps Ordnance, Brsyst mao. s a.
ap2O2t Commanding Arsenal.
I .ARGE SALE OF CLoIHING, CAMP AND
wa 1fSs. 2sa1 s. e. xsr q 2ar isss
M viii be sold At public snftion; on TUESDAY,
Thomas. a. Depot Of 2 Array 't Sletbins,
hs sn s SSfns
1900 pairs Bootees, hand $50 Axe Slings,
s,oee Trousers foot, Ass Hstchet Sings,
lined, 9IS Hospital Wall and
81 6l6 Felt Hats, Common Tents and
y coo Hat Cords, Flies (wornl
II Go Leather stocks, AabOut 1900 N. c. on
2ss9 ,,,s. Legeinss, eersChevrOns,Bsdses
30 eco yds. Worsted Lace, About $50 900 Numbers
81 COO X napsacks, and Letters,
II 600 Canteens, Lot of Tent Pins all sizes.
10000 Metallic Shoulder 500 W all Tent Poles,
Scat 1873 Common -
$500 Camp Kettles, &c, &C.
80 600 Mess Pans,
Terms: Cash, in Governmeu funds
Every purchaser will be REQUIRED to make q cash
deposit on the day of sale.
Catalogues will be furt shed on application
By order Of the Quartermaster General.
j. G. MCFERRAN,
Deputy Quarteruaster General,
sp l5-lt Brevet Brigadier General, q. 8. A.
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10y COOPER LATIMER, Auctioneers
ID Successors to Jas. q. Mcclure a co..
Southwest Corner Of Penn "a avenue and Iltn street
Star Once Building.
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- Late Clerks with > C. Mcclure a Co n
southwest corner Penna avenue and 18th street
Star Once Building
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Br shrfs sNiLLIsSsi "a. .., s.....
No sac southeast coTu r sth and D ,trssts
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DROPOsALs FOR FREsH BEEF.

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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-11-24
WASHESGTOE.

WASHINGTON, November 23.-Gen
Grant is eDgsged to day at Army Head
quarters. attending to official business
He will not make any formal official re
port this year, hut merely . short com
municsii0n forwarding those which have
been received from the various military
commanders. Among the visitors who
called On him this morning were Senator
Cole from California, and K. 3. Wash
buTne.
A letter of the % of October, from
Syria, states that our Consul General
will doubtless be successful in an effJrt
to obtain the release Of two Americans
held &c prisoners al Damascus, on suspi-
Cion OF being concerned in q plot to
overthrow the Turkish Government.
They were engaged with on English
men in the survey Of q new railroad
route, and their possession OF arms was
taken 80 proof OF reasonable purposes.
The Board of Directors of the Gettys-
burg Cemetery meet In Washington De-
cember the 9th.
The friends Of woman,s rights are
about to canvass the city FOR signatures
% a petition to Congress for women suf-
frsge In the District of Columbia.
The Executive and Municipal Depart
msEts will be closed Thanksgiving day.
Judge Fullerton is expected here with
additional evidence Ia the revenue fraud
cases, and the President will give g hear
ing on Wednesday.
Tbs Soldiers aud Sailors Union, o.
this city, hiss appointed a com mittee to
the organization OF soldiers and salt
that intend participating IN the ineu-
guTsl ceremonies Of Gen. Grant as Presi-
dent, in securing quarters end accom-
nCd8tions.
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THANKSGIVING.

Thursdsy next, the 26th inst, has been
set apart by Proclamation of the Presi.
dent OF the United States, and the
Governor Of the State, as a day Of
thanksgiving and prayer. AS q people,
We have many occasions for thanks
giving. God has most bountifully blessed
the .labors Of our Gg~ricultUrista. Large
and remunerstIve crops, and notwith-
standing the prCssncs OF military tyrsn-
ny, internal peace and prosperity within
our borders have enabled us to recuper.
ate In great part from the late exhaustive
wsr, ard to put ourselves again upon q
footing Of commercial ease and indepen-
dsnce. II Is proper, then, in a spirit of
humility and gratitude, as well as out Of
respect to ths proclamation of the au-
thOrities, that we should meet together
at our several places Of public worship
and return thanks for the msTcies SO
plenteously vouchsafed as. We hope the
observance Of the dsy will be general
among our citizens, and That all private
places Of business Will be closed, rs well
as the public offices.
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EEW ORLEANS.

NEW ORLEANS, November 23.-The
New Orleans Tribune, the organ of the
col0red Republicans, which is owned,
edited and published by cOlOred men, re-
appeared yesterday, after a suspension
Of six months. In the salutatory it saws
shat while it will ask for colored men
every right belonging TO American citi.
zens. IL wilineyer attempttO abFldge that
OF any other class Of eltizens, and sdvocs.
ting the enforcement OF obedience TO sill
constitutional law, We will raise the
voice OF Justice and appeal TO reason.
Inc Tribune receives favorable COM
msnts from the evening press.
Five Chicago and St. Louis thiavas
who have lately been depredatipg on the
New Orleans & Jackson railroad, were
arrested here Saturday night.
The Times OF this evening comics froro
tbs Brownsville Rdnche-o ErtTn. daIeJ
the l2th inst, letters from Monterey re-
csived the previous night, which state
that Escobado having gone from Tsmpi-
co to Victoria for the purpose OF COM
mencing the TaD1uiipss csInpa;Fp.
Jointly with the troops FROM Matan1oras'
was SURPRISED by the forces of Vargas
ct Hacienda de A'mitas, and defeated. |
barely escaping with o few Of his staff TO !
Monterey. Escobedo's forces fought
badly, and before the fight was over bur-
rahed for Vargas and Cznales, and finally
declared in favorof the rebels. Escobgdo
attempted to collect a force at MopteSev
but failed, the soldiers refusing 20 msrcb
without first being paid, and Afterwards
refused TO g htsgainst their Tam
uHpss brethren, and E,cobedo seeioe
this complicated state of ~affairs, sent 10
resignation, declaring himeelffncapa-
BILE OF putting down the Tsmulfpas re-
The forces st Victoria unaer Lo-
PEE and Mcnizinss becoming demoralized
iisbandsd themselves, 3 large portion
lining Vargas command. It Is believed
hat by his time Tampico has pro-
bounced for Vargas, as well as other
IN the State, and that the entire
State gill Eocp follow,
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The ledger OF last evening regrets
that We demur to pursuing cur investi-
cations as to the disposition OF the School
Fund farther, and, too, that IS an
4" independent press" we should do so.
we think we have clearly earned a title
to Independence, in this matter especial
~, sIncs we have had no fewer then
eight editorial paragraphs uPoH 1t, in
each Of which we in vain asked for what
the Union and american ssys the Lsgis-
lature refuses to give. We demur
because we cannot, not because
we wauld not. We have Tot
the poger TO compel answers to cur
questions, even when speaking in the
name OF and in behalf of our outraged
people. As to the $50. 600 to which the
Ledger alludes, we hope, II there is any
criminAlity connected with it and It IL
in the remotest way connected with the
"School Fund" 1t will make haste to
publish the facts.
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OBSTRUCTION TO NAVIGATION OF
q

OBSTRUCTION TO NAVIGATION OF
HATCH4E.
Some month or more since We called
the attention of the authorities 70 the
obstruction Of Hatchie river by q bridge
Of the Memphis and Ohio Railroad, built
80 low as to totally prevent the passage
Of even fist boats in high water. We
ere glad TO know that our labors and
those Of our contemporaries Of the CITY
have not been thrown away. Ar.
JOHNSON, representative OF Hardeman,
has introduced E bill in the Legislature
to repeal an act declaring Hatehis river
q nuisance from the Brownsville bridge
to Bolivar. The bill has passed Oh it's
first reading and should be put through
without delay. Oar Representatives, So
well as those from West Tennessee gen.
orally, must bestir themselves In this
matter, and assist Mr.. JOHNSON Ia its
final passage. It is all important to the
mercantile interests Of Memphis, as we
are reliably informed, that the bridge
complained Of be raised and that the
river be improved to an extent that Will
admit Of its use by the people living
along its banks, snd for whom it should
Be, and used to serve ss an outlet fer TIE
passage Of their produce TO market. We
repeat that our representatives should at
nee interest themselves in this subject.
We ask the co operation Of the Nashville
psasa
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-11-24

The Chamber OF Commerce yesterday
appointed AessEs. W. r. MOORE, Ben
RIsEAAE snd LEHMAN, a committee to
proceed to Nashville aud urge upon the
Legislature the e~xpedieDcy Of rspealipg
The two per cent. tax, in accordance with
the desire Of the people Of the State, and
the press without distinction OF party,
OF this committee Mr.. w. r. MOORE
viii be Chairman, and ss be is thorough
~ read up upon the subject, and az 8
merchant is familiar with the expressions
9th tax We lo5k for good results upou
his advent among the members Of the
Legislature, who are cognizant of the
Tact thst he agreeO with a majority OF
them IN politics, and euj0ys a position
among his brothers OF the mercantile
procession in the State worthy his energy
sDd probity.
Mr. MOORE and his fellow committee
men, gentlemen, like himself, of the dry
goods trade, win be able to chow our
Legislature just where and how this two
per cent tax operates against the business
interests Of the State and discriminate
Ia favor Of the merchants Of other cities.
They will be able TO show how, in conse-
quence Of Il, the merchants Of other
States are able 10 sell goods to the peor'a
OF this neighborhood, and st orr very
doors, at prices beyond the ability
OF tennessee merchants 10 cone
with. II tsxes are needed some
other method Of raising them must he
devised. The law complained Of is not
only unjust but unconstitutionaI and
should at nee beezpuDged from the stst.
utes Of cur State. It has retarded The
growth Of our Wholesale trade, and lssd
70 confusion and lawsuits for which tbare
was no occasion, and which never wouid
have been entered If only our Law.
makers had been guided ia their work bv
Tee charter Of the State.
Il IS. however, never too late % mend 4,
Legislature has now an opportunity (
Of proving it. We hope, therefore, thew :
will hear q Committee, learn the viii
IF our people 10 this matter, and repeal
: tax, the unjust effects Of which have G
'esn felt from 4 end Of the State to the !
,ther, :
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NEW a

ST.. JOHNS, November 23.-The inan-
ciRl panic has somewhat abated and pub
Ito confidence has slightly improved.
A telegram from the President Of st.
Stephens Bank holds out encourage.
ment for the hope that the bank may
soon resume business. The value Of its
paper has increased ten to fifteen per
cent. The notes OF the Commercial
Bank are selling still at thirty per cent.
discount, and business Is almost q s
pended.
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ConnAntsstoner,s Notice.

VIM. P. Mellen, Trustee, and The United States
and Others, sg4iHst The New orleans and
Ohio Raj road Company and Oilers.
HAVING be-u appointed by The Hen. Bland
~ Ballard, Jadge OF the Upited States His-
tPfct Court for tins DisIlet of Ken ucky, a
Special CommlssiOner in the above style case,
TO audit and maze out e fulland complete re
port to sait Court Of all bonds snd coupons yet
unpsiJ, socu ed By the FIRST mortgage. and also
all OOndE and coupons dee and unpsid. secured
by the second mortgage Of the sid New Or
whom due, and the names OF the holders
thereto respectively
Therefore, Notice IL hereby aSvou to eli bond
hol Jers, as afcress u. 10 come forward and re-
seDt ard file with me, as said Commissioner at
Office, In The ci;y OF Pscueah and State OF
ken'ucky, a I bonds. beieg the Lrst and sec, nd
mortgage o. saio y " Orleans and Ohio Rail
road Company and Coupons thereto belonging
AID unpaid, Oh or eeiore the second Monday in
March, 1889. ". II. JONES,
noV2i Ina SPECIAL Commissioner.
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MARRIED.

HUBN-CoWDON-On the 18th inst. at the
res'csncs CT II. =. Higb-e. Esq. by the Rev.
d.. George White. MIR. JoHE d. HUM to Mss
MARY BELLE COwDoS. NO cards.
Hr. HUM and his fair bIide have our warm
est congratulations and best wishes for their
future II life. They are ToI4hy OF each other,
and worthy the best that Heaven can send
them Of happiness and prosperity.
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just Received and For Sale Lew

9H0 KEGS n half barrels Spiced Pins Feat
IOO = half g are 3 Pickles,
- rerceS new Rams and Sugar Cured
y barrels ana naif "a rels grout,
% 6:rreis Spare kihs and Pigs Tongues,
- {. .. ECREaLY,s.
neY@ iv
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ARD RIVERS.

CAIRO, November 23.-Up-Marhle
City 1 am, Clifton 10 am. Down
Storm 6 pm. The river rose twelve
inches.
LOUISVILLE, November 23.-Arrived-
ATgOnaui, from Memphis. The river Is
falling, with five feet ten inches Ia the
canal. The weather is clear and cool.
ST. LOUIS, November 23.-Ardved-
City of Cairo, Camelia and JuiiA. De-
paTted-City Of Cairo, louisiana and
Continental. The river bias fallen ten
inches since yesterday.
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DIED.

VASCE-Yesterday morning, at the residence
OF Col. Robertson TOpp, Capt. SAaCEL VANCE.
Funeral services viii be performed in Calvary
Church st Il O'Clock To-Day, AID the remains
borne to he Memphis and Louisville Railroad
Depot for transportation to the family vault at
Nashville. Friends and acquaintance are in
vitsd to attend. Carriages will be at command,
both ct the residences of Col. Topp and in front
OF HOSTS, on Main street.
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MONTREAL, November 2S.-The gov
ernnen OF New Brunswick has received
the advance funds nom the Dominion
government to obviate the embarrase.
meDt growing oat Of the bank tsllurcr.
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Removal.

yJT hsve removed our ONCE from No. SOe
w ~ No. $40 Front Street, two doors
South Of our IoFmer stand.
nov2S lw FOSTER GWYN a 10
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dissolution.

THE firm OF GRAVES, JONES & CO., having
4 eold their entire stock of Books, Machinery.
etc to the western Publishing Company,
Is this day disk5lved by muiua consent.
The business OF the late 1rm will be settled
Z. Z. Rogers. senior partner. Once No. ~
eouth Court street. Msmphis, Tenn.
hovember q. 1865 nova2 % q n
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MAINE.

PORTLAND, November 23.-Dlspatches
from Westbfooke state that q landslide
took place about five O'Clock this morn
ing, Just below the Cumberland paper
mills, which comprised about forty acres
10 area, and completely filed the chan
mel Of the Presumpseot river so that the
water Is backed within three feet Of the
top OF the dam. The lower story Of the
mill Is submurped.
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JOIN REED,

In retiring from the firm OF A. Vaecaro &
Co., / Co daily recommend my successors to
the confidence ana patronage of my friends
nov22Iw h MAGEVENEY, in.
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CARPENTER AND BUILDER, No. g. Jeder.
" son street. eotrance in ailsy. Sp- cial at
ten ion given to Stair Work. Houses aud We
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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-11-24

The firm VIII be continued under the old
style of A. VACCARO q CO., by the under.
al the old stand, S4 Front street.
A. VoCCARO,
Il. VACJARO,
A. B. YACCARO.