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RY GREEN WILLIAMS.
- AuctiOneers and Real Estate Brokers.
No. o26 Southeast corner of Seventh and ID SITS
OHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE REAL

No. 326 Southeast corner of Seventh and ID SITS
OHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE REAL
ESTATE
BY virtue OF decree Of the Supreme Court Of
the District OF Columbia, passed the 7th day of
October 1871. IN q cause No. 30, in equity in
which Margaret A. Eckels and Lewis G. EckeIs
are compiainants, and Catharico Barrett ct al are
defendants, we. the gned trustees will sell
AT public auction, at five O'Clock p m, the nth
day OF May, 1885, on the premises, to the hi CHEST
bidder, Lot No 10, in Square No. 83S, fronting 81
feet 54 inches on Sixth street east bet een and
K streets north. with the i'm rOyements, con
sisting Of Fra,Ie Dwelling House.
And by virtue of a decree of the same Court
passed on the 18th day Of April. 1858. in cause No
l05, in equity, betv cen the parties we will
also sell on the premises. at half past o. clock
u on the said llth day Of May 1855 Lots numbered
and s. in said square No. 1886; said Lot To- front
ing on street north, between eth and 9th streets
east, being 81 feet inches front with good Frame
House. and the said Lot No. fronting on 5th street
east, between ID and streets north being 81 feet
q inches front, with Q Frame Building, all under
fence.
Terms: One third OF the purchase money to be
paid within five days after the sale and the bal .nce
in equal int, ailments at six and twelve months from
the day SALE with interest to be secured notes
and deed of trust upon the property. And If the
terms OF sale are not compiled with within five
days the property to be resod at ths aud risk
Of the first purchaser. The purchaser t. pay for
stamps and all conveyancing. The purch sser to
pay $50 down, as soon as each piece of property
knocEec of. M. THOMPSON, 4 -.
apl6-eo GREEN 4 WILLIAMS, Aucts.
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ITALIAN MACCARONI.
Fresh, and ct lowest figures.
pIssICATEp COCOANUTe,.
TRONAGE DE- BRIR.
n ". BURCHELL,
IS. He1T under Ebbitt House,
mh lift corner 18th and streets.
SsOLD DOMINION" NAILs:-!Nll es:ortmsnt
" Of the above uperior brand Of Nails In stock
j. W. KRNNEDY CO.,
Builders and other Hardware, 81 3 It'll st.,
OSTONEWALL JACKSON .n--rhis thorough
~ bred stallion, owned b. Gov. Oden n
Bowie, OF No <, snd aid TO be the hand, 10y
season st ny st:pie, on Q street resr Of the Ns-
bred are invited to examine him q Jxs. " PIN
PHREYS Livery stable. ap D-lms
"A LARGE VARIETY or ENTIRFLY NEW
"A Articles e KING PLACE, corner vermon1
apis 2. u. 2, KING 4 son.
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GOVERNMENT SALES.

GALE OF GOVERNMENT PROPERTY.
viii be sold, at pablo auction, to the highest
bidder, at the cityt Norfolk, Virginia, on FRI
DAY the 18th day of May next, at IL O'Clock m an
Iron Vessel, schooner rugged, and measuring 1873
tons. old measurement
Said vessel has been used an q light boat aud
formerly occupied the Station at Wiloughby Spit,
In the Fifth Light house District.
Terms Of sale: Cash in Government funds-to be
paid on the day Of the sale.
BY order Of the Light house Board.
NJ. BERRIEN,
Commander United States Navy,
Light house Inspector.
LIGHT HOUSE INSPECTORS OFFICE, FIFTH DIS
TRIcT, NORFOLK, Va, April IS, 1853 apls eotd
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nlNOR sALE-A very superior SADDLE HORSE;
II = blood Warranted sound. and will
b. sod low owner having no use for him. IN
Apply ct star Once. epZ a. A~-A
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AUCTION SALES.
TO.M0R 40 W.
~ THUs. 4 WAG6AMAN
= Real kstate Broker.

RI ThUs. 4 wAGGAMAN
4 Real kstste Broker.
PssAhFff2EEoE NEi,u EEE0 saa PARtaR
pas sss rt AND f fRoI S @HS4s1ssA
On WEDNESDAY MoRNiHes Nay s. ISIS, at
smoot No 4 shs 5ssiSsnce Of the late Dr. o
between 18th and nth streets We shall sell q com
Rete sss0IiTent of Furniture. Kitchen Requisites,
PissSfoTte. Rosewood Case. 81 octave, Cover and
Broe.tslle covered Parlor Suite, containing on.
Arm. rs SIDE al and and Reception Chair,
Walnut Marble top Centre and Side fable.
"a Maih Ma,i Issseeres, Qusrtette Table
Walnut and Mahogany Msrbie-tOp and Ehamelied
Walnut Bookcase. Library Table. ONCE Chairs
Velvet Tapestry, Brussels, Three ply and Ingram
Brus:e. and yepitian Stair Carpets, Bugs, Mat
Walnut Extensios Tables, Cane and Wood seat
Refrigerator, Tin Safe, Crockery and Glassware
CnuEery, Spoons, Forks, Tinwsre and Cooking
Together with a general assortment of house.
At one O. clock precisely
One fine Mich Gov, now giving two gallons of milk
House for rent. Inquire on the premises.
FITCH FOX,
"P <u tAnteiugencer1 Auctioneers.
RY COOPER LATIMER, Auctioneers.
- . Late Clerks with J. q. Mcclure q % j
esssr once once i s"iIdia: s1d '''A street
oRkkSSSeE EB s SALE OF XEEI vALoAB1s IN
ALMOST DIREGTLY On PSNNsYEVANffS
HAnEEkkTTEER AND WEST OF rhE NATIONAL
BY virtue Of decree of the Supreme Court q, the
District Of Columbia, passed in chancery cause No
lGS, Stoneman ct al vs. HaTdesty ct al, shall, on
WEDNESDAY, the 9th day of May, 1853 at five
O'clock p m on the premises proceed TO sell, at
was Of the estate of the late Cornelius Nc Lean de-
ceased and being parts of Lots numbered seven (7)
and eight, lSl In square No; 254. in Washington
city, in said District, which has been divided into
inches on street north, and runs back IS feet to
pusilc alley, with public alley the west tide of
IL containing about 2,l2S 30 loo square feet Of
ground, and improved by Brick Building The
is Immediately east of the lot above Described and
runs north 100 feet; then west IA feet lsI inches
then north 80 feet TO public alley then along said
alley rs feet 514 inches; then 159 feet to said
to the beginning, containing about 6,54I SIS 100
square feet Of ground, and improved by Brick
Bu,ldlng, now occupied by p. vermeren a hoel
ana rsssaIrant TINS property is in the square
offers rare opportunity to those desiring TO invest
in real estate in " ashington.
Terms of sale One third of the purchase money
10 be paid ~ cash. and the balance in, respective
purchaser. Convey ancipR and stamps at the cost
OF the purchaser deposit of $500 on each lot re-
GEO. H. WILLIAMS. Trustee.
apl4 dads COOPER LATIMER, Aucts.
n D xIrxI
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pY COOPER LATIMKR, Auctisneers
ID Late clerks with Jas G.. Mcclure A Co
Southwest corner OF Pennsylvania avenue and 18th
ktreet, Star Office Building

ATTRACTIVE SALE BY CATALOGUE OF
FINE Oil PAINTINGS.
On TIL thursday and FRIDAY EyENINGs,
May 1tb and 8th, commencing at ~ o'clock ct our
auction rooms, shall sell fine collecti "a of Oil
Paintir the most of them original pieces and by
the following artists:
Hamilton, Rothermel,
Faulkner, Moran,
Bensal, Harding.
Van Willis. Gilbert Stewart,
Sheridan Young. Fragman.
and many others Of well known celebrity.
N B.-We invite the attention of the public TO
this sale. All are Handsomely frsmed, and will be
pertmptorily sold without . single reservation.
Will be on exhibition on wednesday and Thurs
day Terms cash.
my5 COOPER & LATIMER Aucts
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10y JOHN b. WHEELER CO., Auctioneers
- No. 81 Louisiana ave, bet. 9th and 7th ST

10y JOHN B. WHEELER Co., Auctionsers
- No. 61 Louisiana ave, bet. 9th and 9TH sits
VALUABLE LOT OF GROUND AND FRAME
TON.
On WEDNESDAY, the 9th day of May, 1858, at S
o'clock p; m, on the premises, we shall sell Lot
Numbered one, in Square t8l) eighty-o one, fronting
Is loot on 2lst street west, by 81 feet inches
street north, lying on the grade and is altogether
avery desirable piece of ground, and is IN prov we'd
by ore Frame Dwelling House and two sh ties.
Ii will be divided, il desired, on the day of sale
into three lots OF 3 feet each on 2st street bJ
depth Of 60 feet inches
Terms: One half cash; balance in six and twelve
months, secured by de ed OF trust All convey
sncing and stamps at cost Of purchaser. A post
of $50 when sold
apSO-d JB WHEELER 4 CO. AHcts.
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IMPAIRMENT OF TIE INTERIOR,
IL UNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE,
the petition of sSS7Gs ARE ls OF
patent granted to him the 5th day Of August 1854.
for an Improvement in Machine for Graduating
which which sae ths the
o,h day of August. 1865:
july. next, at II O'Clock NJ; and all persons are
have, why said petition ought not to he granted.
Persons OF posing the extension are required to
the day Of hearing; all testimony Med By either
taken and transmitted in accordance with the
rules Of the Office, which will be furnished ap-
.e:iinc@y must aIsi s sSs once g1 days ::
within zen days after Ming the testimony .n'
8 hs b be bhsa in
o. G. and IN The S Banner Bennington I'VE NeFsmSnt
70 oss Hl1sg n Of Patents.
DEFAfETNhfHHEE55 g 1Hs !ps I4HNG
Sa IsGn the Of 5snss p outing
deeeas,d d, of Boston, Massachusetts, praying for
A Cutting the ilih day Of July. 1884 for an i'm,
provsment In Composition for making Photo
dsy OF July, 1873:
Ii is ordered that the said petition be heard at
the Patent Office on MONDAY, the 29th day of
june next, at IL O'Clock m aud al' persons are
notified to appear and show cause, If any they
have, why said petition ought not to be granted
file In the Patent ON ce their objections specially
set forth in writing at least tcsny days before the
day hearing; all testimony filed by either party,
to te used at the said hearing must be taken and
Office, which " Ii be furnished on appicstion. '
Dispositions and other papers, relied upon
Testimony, must be filed In the Office toenty days
before the day Of hearing; the arguments, il any,
within Ten days after filing the testimony.
Ordered also. that this notice be published in
the Republican and the Intelligenc ashington,
D. c., and in the Post, Boston. Massachusetts,
once week for three successive weeks; the frst
OF said publications to be at least sixty days
previous to the day of hearing
~, Iwaw Acting Commissioper Of Patents,
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Will be sold, at public auction, at II o'clock M,
May 6, 1873, at this Yard, the wreck Of the United
States steamer Columbus and several lots of Metal,
consisting Of Iron, Copper, and Composition:
Fifteen per cent of the purchase money will be
deposited at the time of sale with the Command
ant Of the ard to be forfeited Ii the property be
not emoved within five days from that time and
the whole amount to be paid In Government funds
before the property can be removed. -
msndant THOMAS Il. WEBB,
an 23-eotd Asst Naval Constructor.
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u B A Nd OPE N I n G.

ONE TON 0F
~, INIT. 0I0xxssh MOUNTAIN d FP PEs5..
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IMPAIRMENT OF THE INTERIOR,
~ UNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE


WASHINGTON, April Ia, 1853
On tie petition Of ALBERT II. TINGLEY, 0
PToyiience. Rhode Island, praying for the extern
sion Of a patent granted to hin and his 60, .,
July. 1854, for an improv ement in Machines for
Saving Stone and Marble, for seven years from the
eapTston Of said patent, which takes place on the
1eth day Of July 1858:
IL Is ordered that the said petition be heard NJ the
Patent Once on MONDAY, the 18th day Of June
next AZ II O'Clock m; and all persons are mott.
ned to appear and show cause, if any they have,
WIZ said petition ought net TO be granted.
fersons Opposing the extension are required 70
set forth in writing At least tcety days before the
day Of bearing all testimony led BY either party 10
be used at the said hearing must be taken and trans
mitted In accordance with the rules Of the once,
which will be furnished On application.
Depositions and other papers relied upon q tes.
umony must be MED In the ONCE t,rs1ty days before
the day OF hearing; the arguments, If any, within
tsp days after filing the testimony. -
ordered, also that this notice be published In the
republican and the Inteliisencer, Wsshin gton, D.
C., and In the Journal. Providence, Rhode Island,
ono. week for three successive weeks; the nrst Of
:sid 70 b ct least sixty d.ys zsvioas
sp A-wsv Acting Commissioners Of Patents.
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D r o p o S A L S.

cres Depot and Disbyrsins Quartermastsy,
Forsyth street,
Atlanta, Ga. April %, 1853
sesfo proposals. In tripicate, will be received
~ thIs ONCE until II WEDNESDAY NAYS
~ >. TOT supplying 75.00) pounds Baed Straw the
same 10 De bright. clean. and free from weeds TO
% covered at L Stables corner Prior and Line
streets, Atlanta. in equal amounts
80 rst delivery May Is; second delivery June 1,
BIOS must be endorsed by sureties, and have
usual ~ 1890 -
y By order of Brevet Brig. Gen. r. saxton, Chief
QuarteImaster. -
b. j. FARNSwORTH
First Lieutenant, Saith Infantry
my 8-I In charge of Depot.
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PROPOSALS.

I IsT OF PROPOSALS RECEIVED AT THI
IL Quartermsster t,e nerslb Once for olothjne
camp and garrison eQuipsge daring the W eek end
ing May 2. 1853:
Vim Mcknight, of PhiiadelDhia, Pa offers to
rnrchase 600 pairs OF mschine-sewed bootees, No.
Sc, at 81 cents per pair
List Of propo. ais OF miscellaneous character re-
eeived att f5ce Of the QuartsrmAster Gen era
fer the week ending May 4. 1855
D.. 8. Allen. Washington, D. C. offers 500
for pile driver at Sixth street wharf, washing
~
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS AFTERNOON.

RY GREAH WILLIAMS,
bueuoneers and Real Estate Brokers,
no. exo, SOUTHEAST corner 7th and ID strests
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10y FITCH FOX,
- Real Estate Brokers aad AHctionee-s,
Once corner OF 9TH and SITS, opposite Post Once
re. 7. GRIFFITH, Auctioneerl
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RICE 4 EXCEL have removed to 233
Main street, Clay Building.


MEMPHIS AND PADUcAH RAILROAD
The proposed line of railroad between
this city and Paducsh, though elicitipg
but little attention among Memphians,
is being much talked of in the counties
along the projected route north Of us.
The road, when completed, will be one
hundred and sixty two miles in length,
and according to the survey, will connect
with. the New Orleans and Ohio road at
Troy station, thence passing through
0bion, Dyer, Lauderdsle, Upton and
Shelby, counties to Memphis. The dis
lance between Paducah aud Troy, via
the New Orleans aud Ohio railroad, is
sixty-two miles, from Troy 10 Memphis
one hundred miles, being twcnty-one
miles shorter than the present route via
Humboldt, aud Involving no change Of
cars. In their private capacity the citi-
zens Of Obion county have subscribed
stock to the amount Of 100000; Dyer,
500, 900; LAuderdale, s225. 200. Il is
expected that Upton and Shelby viii
subscribe 100000 nore-to,Al, 81. O25,.
600. By recent set Of the Legislature
she State has loaned the road $4,000
per mile. or 81, OoO. 900 10 lay the track,
with additional for bridging. etc, 5000
per mile. or $500, COO IL Is estimated
that the road win cost S25, 900 per mile,
or e. SEQ, 900 eutirs sss.g i sl,Iii. !
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LOCALS IN BRIEP.

Thanks to Felix Cross, of the South
ern Express, for repeated favors.s
Tea, very fine green, black and
mixed, at Finnie h Buckham's. I
The hotel registers indicate but lit
Tie travel throughthe city at the present
time.
!. There hate been sixty-three picnics
in the suburbs Of the city the present
season up to to-day.
} dust received, fifty one.gallou pack
ages Of maple syrup, by Vesey & Cart
wright, 299 Front street.
The leading part in the Marble
Heart, Tuesday night, is tobe played
by young lady who has never faced the
footlights before ,A9ni8 mA1iA
The St. Patricks picnic is in pro-
gress to-day at the Ford place, in Chcl-
sea, whittier large crowd, to participate
in the pastimes, went this morning.
The rumor of the resignation Of
Judge Pierce ofthe judgeship of the Law
Court has been confirmed the same to
take effect when his successor is ap.
pointed.
The presence of the Opera on the
boards of the New Memphis has ne
cessitated the postpouement of the pro.
ductiou of the Marble Heart until Tues.
day next iha si~+4 'lAi- ~
--Messrs. IS. Collins and J. Il. .Sulli-
van give a literary and scientific enter
tainment at the State Female College to-
night, in aid Of the Greenwood Sabbath
School. The street.cars will run until
after the entertainment.
Everything fresh, racy and interest
ing in the news and literary line can be
found on the well stocked shelves of Joe
Locke's stand, % Jefferson street. The
latest papers received daily in advance
of the mails and also all the weeklies
and monthlies. a5 "a
The wife of our fellow townsman
Col Buttinghaus was the recipient a few
evenings since, of serenade from the
German Casino band, on the occasion of
her birthday. In appreciation of the
compliment the house of, the Colonel was
opened to the serenaders.
The following grand jury was en-
panneled in the Criminal Court yester-
day: H. D. Connell, foreman; J. G.
Marshall, G. B. Miller, R, Clark, j. Z.
Carpenter, o. F. Prescott, ]. d. Will
liams, R. P. Boiling, ]. T. Mccoy, G. b.
Blood, j. T. FERGUSON, W. W. Coleman
and Isador Rosenbach.
-Emmous & Son, No. 10 Jefferson
street, and 1893 Main street, received last
night by the Memphis and Charleston
railroad line, large supply Of papers
and magazines, as follows. Harper's
Bazaar, Album, Waverley, Record, The
Week, Turf Wilkes Spirit, Albion, New
York Citizen, Horticulturist flor Juue),
Days Doings and German Leslie. They
have all kinds of papers and only the
latest. Emmons & Sons is one of the
few peces in the city where you can get
good reading matter regularly. They
also have received Ballou's Monthly
(for JULY, and dailies from everywhere.
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.lAoDRowsEDa
A Gentleman Leaves Home
60 Battle In the River.
nsnt aSd.hs SoSy missing.

About eight o clock last eening, Mr.,
J. II, Mehan, residing at the corner Of
Tennessee and Linden .streets. LEFT his
home, femarhing TO Dis wife ps he passed
ont that be was going to the river
to baths. and would be back
soon. An hour passed and be came not,
and still second and aitbird hour
brought no tidipgs Of him, aud fually,
about midnight, fearing that something
might have befallen him, MIRA N. sept
70 tbeP Linden street station TO
inquire if the police could give,
any account Of his whereabouts. They
knew nothing Of hin and Abe mes
senger returned. unable to relieve the
fearful apprehensions which had taken
possession Of his wife's mind. The
night passed, and every hour her anxiety
became more Intense. Ia the mean
time, a search was instituted by The
police, and at an early hour this morn
ing, pa,rolman Chopper discovered
upon the riverlg bssk, at the foot
of Union street, the clothes which
proved to be those Of the missing man,
lying where he had, probably, cast
them of before going into the
water. The body was nowhere TO be
found, aud The supposition is very reason.
able that Mehan, who it is stated could
not swim, ventured too far into the
river, aud, with no one near to
rescue him, was drowned. He was quite
an old man, fully Fifty years Of age, and
leaves, besides a wife, three children to
mourn his death. He came TO this city
from Paducah, Ky, some months since,
aud wssiengaged here in brick yard 10
Chelsea. s.-.---.-s.-.as !
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THE OPERA. Miss McCulloch's troupe
of drtistes opened their budget of parlor
operas at the New Memphis last night,
presenting Rossinis sparkling concep-
ton, the Barber Of Seville. The au-
dience, though not large, was com
,pOsite Of elegance, taste and intel
ligence, aud was high compliment
to the young prima donna upon her de-
but in this city. The performance
throughout was acceptably given, while
portions were rendered in manner that
completely captivated those present
Miss McCulloch's rendition Of Rossini"
proved the justness Of the praises which
have been lavisheduponher by the critics.
Her voice is composite of sweetness
and subdued and tender powers. All il
lacks in strength is more than made up
in richness and Tone Her trill is in
comparably sweet. She lacks only what
years win give her, 10 The development
Of her already wonderful powers. Her
acting is quite as graceful and easy as
her singing is charming, and her move
menls in the one, like her modula,ions
Of the other, are artistieally perfect
tits hardly necessary to add that Sig
nors Susini, Lacatel!i, 0rlandini aud
Boye lost none Of the high repu,
tation- they have long enjoyed in the
estimation of (eur Opera lovers by
their efforts last night The troupe
close their engagement tonight
with Dounizetti's comic opera Of
Dan Pasquale. with the following cast
Miss McCulloch as Norina," 0rlandini
as 'sDr. Mplatesta," Susini as Don
Pasquale,p Locatelli as the :" Notary
and Bove as "Ernesto." i
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STOLEN.

CToLEN. -SEvENTY.FIvE DOLLARS
. REWARD. Three Mules from the stables
the morning of the fifth inst; two bay male
Mules, about fourteen hands high; in good or:
der 4 blemish in one Of their eyes, and small
saddle marks, the other, several bit marks IN
eleven hands high; no mark except gear marks;
gentle and lively. The above reward will be
given for the three, or nty-6ye dollars each.
by " X IhlETTiiTun or
81 n ~ X. X. " LLEK.
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r LIBERAL REwARD-- LoST-QN SA L
l. urday evening last, tan-colored slut pup,
collar, fastened with a silver plated padlocS
Any one ,returcing her 10 J.. III. LOEWE EN-
STINE 8BR0S., 231 Main street. Clay Build
inc, will be literally rev rded. - q
: II OST-A GOLD, Gf LIN DER ESCAPE
III ment WATCH. No. 80 202, made by NJ J
Tobias, Liverpool. A reward Of So will be paid
- 80, ! N Y MOORE Il BADER,
Se@ Second st opp. CIR enlaw Opera House.
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RIcE & ENGEL will continue, business
at 233 Main street, Clay Building.

RICE d ENGEL will continue, business
at 1888 Main street, Clay Building.
LYLE & MoELREE.-In directing the
attention of our readers to the card Of this
firm, which will be found among our new
advertisements this evening, we cannot
permit this opportunity to pass without
making observations upon this en-
terprising firm. They commenced bust
ness here nearly three years ago, entire
strangers, upon a small capital but
being determined TO succeed, they united
their entire energies for that object, and
the result has far exceeded their expecta-
tons. They have enlarged their store
from time to time, until Of present they
have one Of the largest and most ele-
gahtIy fitted up family grocery stores IN
the city. As It's name indicates, !. is
principally for the city trade, Is they only
keep the very finest class Of goods, which
they sell - prices 70 sui the times. The
proprietOrs are -obligiag, entePrising
and thorough business men, andby their
pefsohal ana undivided attention 70 their
customers, have established trade sec
oud 10 soae in the city Il always gives
us pleasure to recommend such houses
q he above 10 our friends and patrols,
o. ~ 90 doing We confer q benefit upon
Ali pariisS n
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FOR SALE .

1cOR sALF.-A CAR LOAD OF FINE
FShuok Corn, at the Memphis and Louisville
RAILROAD depot. Apply to f. p. Bales, NS
From street. 90
TNOR sALE-A Splendid SECONDHAND
Letter Press, will be sold cheap. Apply at
Telegram Office. 3l-f