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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-12-19
NEW YORK.

New YORK December 1S.-The Her.
aid says Of MCrtOnis speech CT the re-
sumption OF specie payment, that the
effect Of ms bill would be 20 increase the
monopoly o; the national banks at the
expense Of the public. 1t says the laws
Jf trade and the growth Of the country
sin regulate specie.
the Times says his speech shows how
. return TO specie payment may not be
effected, rather than the bill before the
Senste should be before the fulhllment OF
its purpose.
Ia the Belmont branch OF the Esie lit
i~gstioD, yesterday, q new affidavit on the
part OF Belmont, to show h q the sult
vas commenced in good faith, was reso.
Er. Vandershaei aud Mr.. RippellO ar
gued the case; after which, Il vas &C
| j5urned until this morning.
Letters from Buenos Ayres to the 2Ith
Of 0 ,tohsr, aud from RIO Jgneiro to tie
7h Of November, state that an expedi-
tian 20 flank Lopez position at Fiiiato
has been formed.
Mr.. Gould, the British Minister, has
returned from Paraguay, and is on his
wag to England with dispatches. Lop,z
would not surrender his English prison
era. The American fleet, with Minister
Mcmahon, bad not arrives at AsceDcion.
TIE World to-day In 3 leading sditO-
rial proposes the abolition OF the tax on
tea, coffee and sugar.
J. Augustus Marsh, who was arrested
At Memphis for having delraudsc HeiseT
& sons Of SIS, 600 in bonds on & worth
lee check. was yesterday discharged,
having restored the bonds.
A rumOr which gained circulation TO
the effect that tie whisky ring were
about either 10 FIRE or blow up tie United
States Court building, on Chambers
street, for the purpose of destroying Inn
pogtant evidence against members Of the
ring, proves 10 bs entirely ~unfounded.
q.s Republican General Committee
claim they nominated Grant by a FesOlu-
ton Of Alfred Smith in July, 1867, six
months before the RoniEation By Phila-
dsiphia.
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NEW YORK. December Is.-Cotton a shade
lover sales 1900 bales upl2uds z5@Zl4c. SUI
peFuOe lou -1zs 90 WHISKY 81 U29l w. Rtce
hrm prime Carolina 94c. Cs1fee, Rio. 9L@IIc
sugar cult; Havana Ii@ll3{c. MOiasSes quiet
/ "A.
heavy brown sbeeJlrgs l542c. Sprague's print
1915. SimnsOn's mOlrntlg l7I5c
Money. Money Is in active demand and
stringent at 7 per cent currency to per cent
commercial. Discounts duh. Sterling steady
at 9HG9&. Gold arm AID active opened a.
ait5, tel 20 - advanced 10 SA uudsr private
te-sgrams rom Europe reporting an uneasy
feeling or the Eastern question and a decline
in bonds eel 10 81 and closed At $685.. a
German bauktr was y heavy Purchaser on 3
cable order from Paris. New Tennessess dull
al 5s4SD54.
Hevs Orleans HarasL.
NEW ORLEANS, December l&-Cotton receipts
-Gr the wsek, nett, 20, 4bl Gales gross 5l,hsi bR e.
exports ccsstw1se 1858 bales, foreign 1851 bales
stock 1880 bales. receipts to-day 4G0 bales
sales to-day CSC bales; market easier middlings
zs&c: sales for the week $500 bales. Cold 33s
Sterling AZ; commercial 49,. New York sighl
z4H discount. Flour suieJ md easier super.
Ice u O5@7 3; higher grades unchanged, Corn
scarce AID higher et0Zs5e Cets dull at 65e;
sic. Bran dull at 81 40. Hay, fair Western So
prime Eastern Sc. FOrk scarce and highes al
is 30. Bacon scarce; shoulders l3A glS%c
clear nc sides 1874 Gl5i4:; clear sides l~S3sGlSdc
Lard scarce and nlgher; fierce lSc; ksg lSA9
i9c. sugar easier; common 9%G94e; prime
Izt2c; yellow clarified E9l34e. M0.esses
1l11Ne nv 01NLIL51~ "H- WI.SL 80
tlnsd 81 15Gt I7I. Coffee quiet fair RloI449
He; prime lB%@lIc.
Louisville sserAsa.
LOUISVILLE. December Is.-Tobaeco sales p
hhds: Igg5to c0mmOn leaf Sa9l0. Hogs 94a
9Ac gross. Cotton 2 &c. Mess pork S2S92s 30
LARD Isc. hulk meats, shoulders, llHe; cleaI
rib sides I5c: clear SIDES t5Hc. EamS lac.
WHISKY, raw Tree, 81. Wheatsl 75gl ~. Oa5s
57o85Se Corn 60G6ec. Rye 81 ~. Superfius
dours5 5095 20 Cotton imports for the week
tsSI bales.
Cizaiaaass EarSes
C~ECISSATI. December is -Elo-r end wheat
unchanged. Corn 7Sg7fe. Rye 81 3sGt 40 Oats
b5c. Cotton firm st 25zc. Wnizlzy held at 81
Polk 5&q1S 81. Bulk shoulders lie; SIDES i4Ze
l5Lc Lard h.ld at lsc. Batter anu cheese I'm
chGngat
ST. louis HarEe<.
ST. Louis. December I5-Flour and wheat
steady, 6rn ana unchanged. Cora 7ss1s@ 0aiS
56gt0c. WhlsEy 94Ge5c. PROVISIONS Unchanged
Foreign IiarakeEs-
LoSpoS, December lS.-Cousols closed az S2Lf
sos duh a. rs
FRAsKFoRr, December E-UnItsd States
5 US closed at 7Sss.
LIVERPOOL, RecemSer lS.-Cotton sales FOL
tie week u ,urFbsles. o. which 500 were fr eX'
port n 29,O9u 70 spe-UlStOrs. stock estimated
Ct 5jAe9J ba.es, OF which 5l,008 aae fom the
Unite1 states. Quantity ahOat 2S5,O0J bales, Of
which TO .Gtc are Asueri s6a. The market Il
cas- er but net guoJabiy lower upiands IC5sd
Orleans lV4d sales ll0U5 bales.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-12-19

Murder snd robbery STEM to be thJ
rider Of the day in Arksnsas. Every
passion has loose rein and every villain
license. The Governor, by the policy
Which he has elected to pursue, hs.
lrought upon this State, which two years
ago gave fsirest promise OF peaceful set
lemeDt Of sll political d mcullie7, az
amount CT cruelty, hardship and suffer
ing that IS only half told ty ~ cores
pondenis. From Augusta the iniamy q
oi.iis hss spread, and like the dire con-
5sgjou it is, wherever it goes il kills
every enterprise, every Industry an3
psrs IS 3 every energy Cf the psopIe.
Just IS the .Arksnsians we're re-
covering frem the effects Of the wsr, and
were beginning 10 catch he fist faint
giimmer Ct returning day, these ruthless
rufiars, hired and prompted to their L.
famous wo5k by the G0'Ternor Of TIE
State, come upon the scene to blight sa
fair . rroniss S. any P=oDln In the South
we're blessed with. Plantsts are leaving
.beIc plantations aGd fleeing the State,
and the merchants are cio:isg uP, even
where they have not yet been threat
ened, fssrfnl Of q visitation frolo tae
numbering aid robbing bEuds who now
prey upon the Stste under the guise OF
militia, oiicsred by mea having CLAY
rsN's commission foE their work. Hithe
Federal authority IS not inteIPsed, this
must end only in Tie d-estTnclion Of Ar
kansas and another civil war mose feaF-
fui AMI relsntless man the last.
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FOR II HOLIDAYS!

Great distribution by the Metropolitan
Gift CO.-Cesh GiGs TO the @ o.
s350 Ooe-EveTy Ticket Brave II Prize.
5cash gifts,each sl0.t00I 60 cash gifts, each $500
~ 300 90 100
50Eieyant Rosewood Pisnos, each SEQ to $50
- " Meloceons e4ch % 10 IN
80 Sewing Machines, 60 10 rs
500 Fine cold Watchs,, q rs TO aQ9
Cash Prizes, Silver Wsre, etc, all valued al
100000.
A chance 20 draw aaay OF the above prizes ~,
S5c. Tickets describing prizes are SEALED ia
envelopes and veil On receipt OF 25c 4
SEALED TICKET Is draw without choice and
sent oy nlai 70 any ad,3ress. Ths prizs named
upon IL VII be delivered to the ticket-hnlder
on psymentOg DoLLAR. Prizes are fmma-
diaiey sent to any address by express or re-
turn mail
Yen VIII know what your prize is before Won
pa Tor II. AnY prize exchanged 60r an0taer AZ
same oatge. No Blanks. Our patrons can de-
pend on fair dealing.
R-EFERESCEs We select the follo1fng fron,
many who have lately drawn valuable prizes
ana kindly permitted rs to publish them 8
y WHERE'S SunslO, 5000 Miss Annie Monroe.
cnlcaR9. Piano, $50 John u. Moore, Louis
silie, si0gli Miss Emma Walwerth, Milwaukee,,
Rlano, sou Rev. L. a. Day, New Orleans. sea-
We publish no names without permission.
OPISIoNS OF THE PRESS - The 6irn Is reIfa-
pie aud deserves their success. - Weekly Trf-
hane, Aug. 5 We know them TO be a fair
dealing Hmm Y. Herald, Ang. %. "a
friend or ours drew a $500 Prize. which YES
promptly received. News Sent. b
Send for circular. Liberal inducementa 10
Agents SathStasGQa- guaranteed kVery pack
OF seated envelopes contain ONE CAsB
err. six Tickets for 81 - for 81 IS for S.
lO Lor $40. All letters shouIG be ADDRESSED ~
AAGPkE, WILSON & a.
nONJU I'M NZ2 usFRllHaU ~
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-12-19

AS AN argument for the S0athsTn Pa
ciGs Railroad We present ba following
cx..act from the Cincinnati. Commercial
OF the 18th. I: speaks volumes Ii our
favor:
SAN FRASIsCO, December l0-Eha
Union Pacific Rsjir0sds is reported
blocked with = since the 4.h inst, no
train having arrived st Bryan, where the
stage receives the overland msil, since
inst d&e, and none hR'Te arrived 81
Cheyenne frCm t5s West.
The President OF the Central Pacific
Railroad teisgTsphs as follows from Salt
Lake, 12th:
81 thiok it Inevitable that re must
pass through this valley All 3 succession
Of the valleys south, ard make counec-
ton with the Smoky Hill route, IS the
only praetic5bl I winter line. The short
distance We p9ss through ,ieep snow we
csn easily pass by covering, bat the dis
tsncs and great elevation ca the Union
Pacific Road Is TOO long "a make cover
ing p~rBeiicsb!e."
Nothing short Of the completion Of the
Southern Pacific route wid relieve the
traders and travellers 20 tina Pacific from
the inconvenience and snEoysuoes Of
the Nebraska road,
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By TeIegI, aph.
\

WASHINGTON, December IS.-The
Senate to-day confirmed Chss. II. Poor
rea- Admiral 70 the navy, and various
other appointments ~ thRr branch Of the
public service.
Ali members OF the Cabinet, except
/ Gen. ScbClield, Were present At tbs reg
ulsr meeting today.
4 bin introduced In the Sersts by
Morton provides for the p1rHasse OF ab0ut
/ thirty acres OF land CO Meridian Hill,
near Washington, IS 3 situttIOn for the
/ Executive Mansion, aud appT0priatiBg
SI25 600 for that pnTpGse.
TIE members Of the Jniicisry COM
aittee who have charge o the iHYestiga-
ton into the political sGLirs or Mary
lacd, have, st the request CT ths Mary
land delegation, decided rot 70 enter on
ths examination CT witnesses until SITTER
the holidays.
I III Stanton returned - bis practice
in the Supreme Court, T~eUasTsiDg 30 his
friends that lie Esd withdraw from poll
i,iCs.
The Senate Committee fon Judiciary
formally considered the Georgia q1ss-
ton, but Csme to 70 coIclllsioD. ewing
10 the abssBG5 OF one o. tan members.
It was decided that tho bill proposed
by Edmunds should be presented % it
was 70 to-day snd referred 10 that Clna-
miJtes to be taken " after Tceess.
This ia regarded 8 ETesaaeo~lGg CT
Congressional acton Oa the suLjsct.
There may be some add ton made 30
lhe bill, such IS thai proposed Jy Sew
art for punishment for holding Cficc
contrary to the f0uT1selth amendment
Tue Botion OF the COMMITTEES thus far
was In accordance wi.a tie views pre-
scented by Gov. Bullock At the COM
49, - 3 seejion IN Senator &0ytcn's
bill which authorizes the Secretary OF
the Treasury 10 issue Thirty year Jonds,
with which to procure tie baianee of
gold which might be e essssry fer the
redemption OF lsgsl-tendess. Il does not
tx any rate of interest, bat leaves it e 1
blank % be filled. Tue slenate report. (
published 10 Western pspeua stating that
he had fixed the rate Ut ssiien per cent, I
is an error.
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wEArmER AsD RIVERS.

LOUISVILLE, December Is--Tbe river
is failing, with five feat q as inches IN
the canal.
The weather Il clear and mild.
rATriyed-JUbn Kilgour and Tempest
ST. LOUIS, December IS 1.-The river Is
falling az the rate OF one fobt IN tweaty-
four hours.
Capt II K, Bsz,eit has bought The
Great Republic for So, COO and assumed
her Liabilities.
The Lexington, Commonwealth and
Lady Gay departed.
CISctsNATI, December IS The Cocss
departed for Memphis ami the Darling
arrived.
CAIRO, December IS.-The river fell
twelve inches in the pas. t~weu.y-flur
hours.
Up-Dsxier. 3 sra City Of Alton, 8
a-m.i Silver MOoa, d CO.; Lumiusry, I
pm. Down-Gem,l pm owe Branch,
I nm.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-12-19

TO be responsible for the recent sever
measures against the press.
Evening.-Fhe Emperor and Empress
to-day visit the tx Queen Issbells, OF
Spain.
Il is Tumored the Turkish Admiral,
H0bcrt Psscha, followed the Greek
steamer Eroise into Port Syns, and sunk
her.
CoNsTANTINOPLE, December 1S.-It 10
officially Announced hat the Sultan hss
resolved 10 enforce his demand on
Greece. Four frigates sailed FOR the
ArchipelisgOes.
LONDON, December 1S-The following
dispatch, dated Corfu, December 10, has
been received here 1.-THE Government
st Athens has called out the military re-
serves Of the couatTy aud m0biliz alton Of
the national militia is going on. A bat
talon of students is forming at Athens,
and ten bsttali0nsl OF Greek subjects are
10 be enrolled. It Is said 4 cOmmsnd has
been offered to Geribaldi.'
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-12-19
FOREIGN.

MADRID, December 1S.-The election
for meEG bers Of the Cortez commenced
ie the cities 70 day and Will commence
ia the provinces IN a few days. The
Provincial Governors report that public
peace is not likely 10 be disturbed. Toe
Government Temains neutral ia toe
elections. There was q slight demon
'strstion st MsFauda yesterday, Ia favor
If s contest, but was suppressed aud t@o
leaders arrested.
mlrsmon C1orer, of Republican proc
lamations no5oEisty, vas arrested yester-
day IN this city.
PARIS, December lS-The Honiteur
snBou0ces that Lavette has been sp-
pointed Foreign Minister ia place OF
Monster. FGfsds has been appointed
Minister to the Interior 10 place OF Pc
nard, and Grlessier Minister OF Police.
Monster hss been made Senator.
PeDsrd, who mas been removed, is said
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ALABAMA.

MOBILE, December IS 1.-THE winter
meeting OF the Magnolia jockey Ciub
Commenced yesterday. TIE "a eepstaks
for one year oldG, mile dash, was won BY
Cottrelfs entry, beating the colt by
Mickey Free. Time, 1850.
The nile heats race FIR three year oi5s
wss won by 3 Mickey Free FLY, beating
Wisenhuns and q colt ly ShecFod. Time.
1851 and 1855.
Toe Tuscaloosa Art Association stake
for Alabama horses wa Won by Mo.iis
IngersolL beating the siasrrod colt.
Tine, 1:57 and 1874.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-12-19
PENNSYLVANIA.

PHILADELPHIA, December IS-A
nesting OF the F&rrssas FIizs Associa-
ton was held last evening. A ietssg
from Admiral Farragut wsa Tssd. siatipe
that he was doirg al IN his power to for
ward the claims OF bis Eeea for prizs
money Tor the capture Of .SeW Orleans
Other letters were read rom naval eff
GERS who participated ia SAID capture
The meeting ~sdjourned 70 niest again or
the lst day OF January.
The United States District Court yes
tsrday found a verdict against fCu- hun
dred hogshes3s Of sugar. wbicli were Ia
voiced rs m0las5es 60 defragd the Gus
toms revenue. The amouot iayolysd is
S32, eco.
A banquet was given Dr. McCosh last
night by the Alumni Of P~.iucston Col
lpCq.
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Is sl5EPEEES ApgEAL.
sArcRDAx mOzxrSo. DEo. Ie. lses
rzsxEssEe PRESS ASSOCIATION.

TESSEssEe PRESS ASSOCIATION.
4 meeting CT tbs T.nnessse Press As
ISOLATION Is hereby called ct Nashville,
on the second Monday IN January, 1869.
at the Office OF tie Cnion and american,
1T y o'eloek N, upon business o. impor-
tEncs. A full attendance IS requested.
THOMAS BOyERs, President,
ErsrER N-cEoLsoE. aaer..ary.
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CANCERS CURED,

DR. HEBERN-OFFICE ANDINFTRNApy
~ 6SS wabash avenue, south Of 18th street
Chicago, Illinois, successfully treats Cancers
Ia the shortest time imaginable. Also snccess,,
fully treats Chronic Diseases ana Consump-
Ion' aptIyl2 WHY
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CENCzNNATi.

CINCINNATI. Deeembei 1S-Gen.
Grant and staff arrived this morning.
{ A public reception was offaed him by
the Mayor, but was declined. he leaves
for Washington tonight.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-12-19

II has long been > complaint among
merchants and Business men that the
fees chzrged by the Postomee Depart
Iaent, for registering letters within the
United States, we're toe high. The propo-
silcn was accordingly made 10 reduce
The fees oDs-hslf and after meeting with
considerable opposition from the Wash
iUgton Department, the matter was
finally slju5ted by establishing the fees
ut fifteen cents. After The frst OF Janu-
any the nsw regulation will take effect,
sud fifteen cents viii be charged for
registering letters within the United
States. Considering the trouble taken
by the Department to transmit these
Letters safely, and the difficulties attend
ant upon searching Tor them from Office
TO office sl5ug their intended route, in
case they are lost, tbisfee is net too large.
Il Is claimed that If they are still further
reduced the receipts of the Department
would not pay the actual expense Of
registration.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-12-19

THE Democracy must hurry up thelF
nominations il they desire victory at
tue municipal election in January. We
should he il possession Of 3 " tickets by
the esrIy part OF next week-s ticket
made up Of One candidate from each
ward, for whom ali the Democracy must
vote, and none others. Any split in our
ticket will weaken, perhaps defeat Us.
It Is 81 important that We be unlted ard
harmonious. Not one vote should be
thrown sway upon friends who
choose TO run counter TO the public will.
Let US have . square Democratic ticket.
The Radicals have made the issue. We
must accept il aud contend for victory.
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YGUac 81 BROTHER.
Booksellers &c Stationers.

q > zfECEEEEH-
a 90 obs. Choice gallons,
Is bbl. Oranges,
80 bSis. FtUe PeaehhlOw PatstCes.
10 boxes and qgartsr boxes l2a-sins.
l5 b5js. Family FIs1r.
~ scees Su&=r cured Eew Jams.
2t hbis. CI0ise Nalass-s.
200 b G6s Specs and Gan Goods.
. ksss aEdhai bids. Piss reaL,
10 tbs uIUn Sets.
TOgethef Bifh q full zssortrient OF Faccy and
Staple Gro cries, Wines aud Liquors. a.
G. =. ECRE2zg's. No.afa Frost street
daI9fw PslWeen Union and Gavoso Sls.
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The New York Tribune says it lie 0 q
6dsntially advised that the Supreme
"Court is pretty certain to adjudge
[" the le~gal-tender act unconstitutional
The New York Times says " it has been
"snggested that The decision may not be
absolute 10 It's terms. For ex-
ample, the decision might be that Con-
"gress hiss ths power TO issuo notes
"and make them q legal tender, pro-
I" Vided existing contracts are not
g thereby interisred with" There il
evidently e strong expectation that the
Court viii sas;sin the Democratic inter-
probation Of the Constitution on this
p9int'
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-12-19

WIN. Z. Melieu, Trustee. and the United States
and OtnerS, against The new Orleans and
ONO 2sLroad Company and Others.
II AYING he. u sApciated by The Hon. BLAND
H Baitart, Judge OF the United States lis
tact Court for she D.sIf.s or Ken ucIcv, a
speeia! NVmm.Ssiouer IL tee above style Gaze,
70 aadit aud make out a full and cooplete re-
port 20 Faft Court of al bonds and COUPONS vet
unPafo, sscu ed By the first mortgage, and also
al and -couponsdoe and unpaid. secured
by The second mortgage OF the s8id New Or
leans AID ohio Railroad Company, and 10
whom due, aad the names OF the holders
thereto respectively
Thers fore, Notice is hereby given TO all bond
helsefs, es Aforesaid, to come forward and rre-
heut 2 nl3 with LIE, as said Commissioned at
mlyeJhse, in the city OF Pacucah and Sta1e OF
ksntueky, al bonds, being the Lrst and second
mortgage OF said New Orleans and Ohio Rail-
road Company and cou pons thereto belonging
and unpaid, on or before the second Monday in
March, 1903. W.. II. JONES
nova I'm Specia; Couamissioner
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DEED

COOKIE st. Omer, France, on November
OF this city.
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THE PUBLIC
RATES OF ADVERTISING.

TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTIONS
DAILY APPEAL, one %
y FrKIr APPEAL. on 2 81
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AUOEE0H.

R0YSTER, IRRELEVANT & co.
AUcrI0NEERs.
REAL ESTATE BROKERS,
N. e. Cor. Na1n &:Je1trson SITS.
80 Auction Sales Of Merchandise, Furniture,
ETC., at Salesroom every morning at IL o'clock.
TRADE SALE OF
DIR FOODS
CLOTHING,
BOOTS, SHOES AND HATS.
UN MUNDAY MORNING,
AT . O'CLOCK,
At our salsaroom. we viii sell. without re-
serve,
French and English MerlnOS.
Satlnets,
CaSsimereS.
Shirts G Drawer,
Hosiery,
BOOTS, SHOES AND HATS,
A fresh ard reasonable lot OF Goods wei
adapted to the retail trade OF the city and
country.
So Goods now ready TO be shown.
EOysaefs Irrelevant = TO-,
dels AUCTIoNEERs.
GEORGE H. MoEsARaAT. ions c. LANIER
Monsarrat, Lanier & Co.,
REAL ESTATE BROKERS,
AND
GENERAL
OFFICE AND sALEsRooxs,
10. 276 Second st., Ayres Building,
de44 Memphis. Tennessee.
A. N. sTODDARD Il CO.,
GENERAL A~UcTicNEERs,
u Union Street,
The New York herald., 1868-01-28

A YOUNG GENTLEMAN DESIRES TO FORM THE AC
"A auaintance Of some young lady widow With Wow 70
.a,ralepy Atdrcs', With particulars = u. j., station
The New York herald., 1868-01-28

III EAST TWENTY.sfXrH sTREET.-A STRICTLY
IL private family consisting OF gentleman and wife
wish to let furnished Rooms. with without Board
best reference.
The New York herald., 1868-01-28
NEW YORK HERALD TUESDAY, JANUARY 28 1868


nItscelIameOuS.
SrH AVENUE LOT, SOUTHEAST CORNER ii7rH
Q street. given away called this wsek only tloUo
A. s. NEwBERRy ISe Broadway.
The New York herald., 1868-01-28

1oe EAST EIonrEENTH. STREET. .-rEN THOU:
builders T. pIasrrca or land This old establishment
that hsa lopped last an monhs and has newly
~ . low krlca
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1868-04-22

Beneath his treatment all the horrors Of venera and
Impure blood, lmpotency seroinla, Gonorrhga uleer1
Pains Distress In the regions Of prOcreaon, Iuam'
nation of the bladder and Kidneys lydrocc Assesses
llumors ightiul swelngs, and the long train OF hor
ribe symptoms attending this class Of disease made
to become rs harmless the simplest ailings OF a child
Particular attention given TO the treatment of
SEMINAL WEAKNESS,
in all IT, forms and stages Patients who wish to remain
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furnished with pleasant rooms and charges for boau
moderate.
7, SLadics who troubled with any disease peeul,
lar 10 their system, viii find speedy relief by calling on
DIR. Dow, at his Office, No. Endcott Street.