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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-08-05

EXPORTS PROVISIONS.
Total 20 B PORK Beef Bacon Butter Cheese ar Tai.
the Continent for Tue bba Is 'sSS 'an' i1n; 'uR "Hs
sSee sept Saa 15 - '. as laS l gt 90
time 1000 80 y 7n iis7 LOO 1907 lOl''9Oo'
rer n. wee. ending Aug. OS;, iea @ss i%s aG. !,
sine, s, .sii 1889 as5s s9Ss 22ISi
FETRoLEUMIo warse continues sr9 s9d We note flr,neI
good We 2I.e l5 & Rsps 5ond s 3i e5 Refined
~ SoS Prime WHIT Sc Refused 10 bond s W. O8ll5
Sc Re6aei Dee 4 W Ne Yapbtha Refined eP69 gravity poe
StsiTi White spot 3,ic; d 6uysr order August 1tc do DO
s'PSE1s I'm AZ i9Siiie East India quiet but steady
sa3 goI bsBd RABgoou aud ss9sic currency duty PAID
sGARsA very good trade rs, done Ia Raw sasr and full
p,s'oa ,' %ss m sS' the rte onss 81 ocs and the
Usher rate gold We quote az for lar g god He1anS &aa
qe for ne DO ilsc Deerara and IS BIS Havana at
fc PEI m cash 6ie do Ground Sugar, 6c do
"'s SSgaT A iS 60 s for cos Seed jut ei limo
thy seed dull at % 5o@s 70 per oas Ro1gh lsssel IS nei e.
- Goa ~ bush aud IS ei Ceut,A Lassel has been ar
demand ad ser sales here Of $40 basH % ~ goi anu Ia Dos
ShLT-Tle active fr Turks Island salt cargo Of 900
arrived to-day aud sold " s 10 Ahons he trade u ar ~
s have beea then BY during past days
a o l'giI Sg:s q a., 81 STa'Pss %
ay Pine Ashton. % n o. Idv, FIne, Hggns.5 10 q y
siGfrETsR quot At orale .ud he foI Refined
SOAP-Wo note sales Of 200 boxes CASTLE nj l6iGlIe
sTEARSTte demand good aud the mar4et drmi sales Of
3UOOl 10 al l5iUlgic, cash.
SUACs has been moderate aud the market steady at
49Od 49, 4 tun. . - Al,
WHALRBoNB steady quote NorthWesi Coast at elc both
gold alL Oclosk currency.
WfilskIThr nAket Is better bat not acive sales Of V DOS AZ
C?d61c 10 bond, aud III Is fee. 80.
WOO-Suce report the market has been quite dali west
e having their commission men not 70 sell ~ pesra'
rates busis unwilling 10 pay for stock transactions
have s, been fhecke bot tbs STU not hkey ''i loo ana
doing IN tie or week or So Receipt
r1m tho Wet moderate tho Oh Got so large as usla
we quote lctsb foows Domestic Fleeees a. S9fJ ot
Ss ava Nsgss. 5a s;dS s! S S Sf sS 20 PSss
4ud i7c Tor Superdue d. and 4Je@e. FOR BTtra do ga
2lalJe choice Texas and American Coubng a
sa452c We quote Foreign follows: South American a. va
l Tor Common Washed 29aJ7c for Unwashed Mesl and Me
ruo JJd38c Washed Eure RIOS 2C92fe. for Jusaihel
Creole 6a32c r Coriovas 200c for Unwashed Napa
ro; aIdJ5e Washed Meateyieo Sge for ",
Washed Cape Hope; 2Oa4 Tor Washed East india II
ala. hr Uuwahe Ainan 9a19 Tor UuWashel Mercan goa ne
Tor Uuwashl smyrhA; dc Tor Washed do and I99|sG o "a
gasheI Syrian.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-08-05
Yousts an6 farms dlant,S.

WANTED by small famiy-PART of q
HOUSE hs second aOo part Of third aoor from
four to sr rooms good neghborod convenient 10
and within 30 minutes walk OF the City Hall Address stating enye
nienee rent and full particulars ROOMS Box No 21 Tribune
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6opariuushp gOti,ss.
Special, pARTNERSUTP.-N


7 United SPECIAL PARrNERSlllP.-No-
lice l. hereby given limited Tartarinp 1t The ttin on
N general mercantile snl commission business M ne V 81 10y
Yt has BEEN entered b. ani between EDNAhD SMITH
WILLIAM p HOFFMAN,. sud JAMES & LANNlSO ah AZ gren'
of NtNlork pursuant 20 AM " virtue OF we
The state Of the EmsaiAto thereof asi In addition
4. -..
durt.d HOFPNAS Co Tie grurs ualnfe OF lnr
haspes. Intended by the sd partnership general
Mercantile AMI commission The o. s he gue snl
the ssd piftneP are EDWARD osi
hn e aid EDWARD SMITH AMI WILLIAM T. HOFFMAN, ar we
esrsl Partners and the Sail JAMES G. LANHN" y tht spec
P.Tpr respective pies Of residence Al present 10 We
u keaioTk The sad JAMES
eoatfiud 90 the common sOck 81 the san
eopperhp oD one huairsi hnd 1b's n0a''Al
dollars IN rash. =. 4. 49, a.,
a.S 81 kegpa 1893 lie operations Of sAd bm vii
II September A. D. 1885, ana TIE SID
stsrthp 10 continue until terminate TIE tr day Of
January A. D.. l512-DAtel SswioTk City Aagat I s3
WILLIAM T. HOFFMAN.
JAMES &. LASNiNG.
THE PARTNERSHIP heretofore existing
the n,drr. business under the name OF Dl
Co s hereby dissolved by their mutual eonnl-D'e 'q
J. H. DIBIL
DIRIZ.
A. DIErZ
The having succeeded TO the 6fm q DlkIL Co. w
e,nt,pu the business scconntst No lJ "hHn 10
Nv Nv " 4' ~ ~ VI. DlElL
VIUOMAS A. PHELAN has an interest IN our
bsuse wl coutnne the Importing 9
under tue AID ~ n y W
TIERS Co. No. % fTontsL hDn ~, :. ,'t,irE
THOMAS HEWITT
THOMAS A. PHELAh
Hev.Yorl August l. 1863.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-08-05
REAL ESTATE.

NEw-YORK Tuesday, Aug. t. 1863
81, ronotony of the real estate market in
was disturbed to-day by the sale of three pieces
p'r nroperty. As usual during this season Of the
h@H attendance was small. and comparatively but
ysit Forest was manifested. The following is the re-
pit BY MULLER. WILKINS co. ,,,so
IA. Of aud qi BoWery, 253163 81 t9D
satn ssd lot Is Rose st. 2SIS8 Is 60
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-08-05
6itu Rsal Gstatt for Sale.

HOUSES to LET and for SALE.
II CITY AND COUNTRY PROPERTY
MONEY LOANED ON BOND AND MORTGAGE.
KING
Thirty snhst and s1th-svs Sixth National Bsnt)
A II No. 925 Broadway.-STANLEY DAY,
"A Broker mails printed list Of Dwelngsi
Property reuemen,s Lots st all prices every direction
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-08-05

lles Is stall perceived, parties buTloG
iYance our quotations .c. A few
been received from North CsrolinA
olas Oh brought l3Glic, We quote:
I Carolina and Georgia..lb0 10
Medium o. good. III Ul6
Unpeeled. halves, Y tb..l Gl9
Quarters. ......... ...... a y
Peanuts. Va, 4 bash. ; ; Ot0 - 70
Wilmington. y bash. 1000 36
s, AND EURs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-08-05


The average OF wages are lower in Philadelphia than
here because rents and provisions are cheaper. .sf
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-08-05
Surnitur,.
TIE MARKETS
lCsr~fuiiy reported for THE TK.HrEs. I

TUESDAY, Arg g. 1859
ASEs-TLe market quiet, sales Of Pots sd % 3l Pearls
orIusl
BEEsWAN-A FIR business may be noed n yellow Western sad
STEADY. stIus 81 lDJ u ttdtc
BRlSTLFS Unchanged, The dmti Moderate We quote al
from fic q ~ Tor American Gr1v ari Whit
BROOM CORHILs nI1r t, article cool AMI the marker
. salcs D. lee. The latter f1r chuirc
COTTON iuu ard prices heavy though
quotation Tebs the snail bot, sold TO-DAY we're mostly
outside frurs. tbe offerings r sales Of H bales. ueaAu
spnaefs. AaJ 5Jl to 'Pccuos We quote nonilaJ a.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-08-05
pFANs AND PEAS.

beans continue 20 arrive 200 rags Just hnhf ny are
offering Medium state are grnefa selhg a9'u ~ ~
e., ~ rv 5 ~ per bushe Peas have advanced We quote
i,,r. Nriur, Beans Calca. Ia bgs ~ COOS -
rb.cs h bu. 81 Od IS n0 Peas, Cam II bond. Glg q
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-08-05

They were sod az IUUIIc 2 ID.
Apples. southern. b d.. $40
Western. u ib-.."." 7 a
State. v n, prime..... 3 a
Blackberries. new. q BID al
Peaches. prime Va, peeled,
~ Lb.........-s... az
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-08-05

FNIONIH OF IRUNINTIJNS.
Total 20 Great Br Butter Cheese lsr Tai
for the bbA taHS tuns ians tun' tan
9. 1903. 65O 80 u5S ~ >
since sept l. 729j 1900 I95 2g59 1923! $50
sane time 1000 6 J17H l67l Lao 2O1 iOl5J5Ol
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-08-05

7 a bargain-A fine RESIDENCE on the
IA Hudson u would Exchange for part property photo
be MALLORY BLACKWELL Co.'S - Lbertyst
4 FINE FARM of 90 acres, near depot, at
~ New Iunswiok buildings order; abundance Of fruit
sill Of excellent quality well wared Ao Cue Farms Of 100
Raritan River and - depot.
WARREN = SMITH Co. No l55 Broadway (baseinenD.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-08-05

Blaekberries took the vide "a
Ing. A heavy rain AZ Tue
Wilson's anil the lnest la
~ s0c' per quart, While the
tee Peaches are not selling well !
In moor order and sell al = Dt4
condition. A few Hsle's barly add
Inc ffon South Jersey solue hne
In paper and then carefully packed
anil Sugar Top pears are worth
scarce fns Early Harvest OF be
promises TO be llght.
a,pies Norfolk. cUIa.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-07-17

Oar markets are now well supplied
with blackberries, and we are told that
the crop is very large this season. They
are selling at from thirty to forty cents
per gallon, which is cheap enough for
this delicious and staple article. As the
ladies' have commenced to make black
berry wine, we publish the following
first-class recipe for their benefit. 1t is
ackno wledged by those who are connois-
seurs in the art as being the very best
ever tried, and free, too, from the use OF
intoxicating spirits, which renders it val
liable as a temperate drinks
To half a bushel Of berries, put five
gallons of water, mash the berries but do
not bruise the seed. Allow it to stand
for twenty-four hours, then strain it into
a cssk, allowing for every gallon of juice
three pounds of sugsr-good brown sugar
will answer-which must be dissolved in
the liquor before it is put in the cssk
Allow space enough for fermentation,
place a piece of cloth over the vent, and
let it stand until it stops fermenting,
which can be ascertsined by putting the
ear near the vent, when you must stop
close or bottle.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-07-17

The Augusta CORStittltjOnalist of the
l4th says: The friends Of Capt. w II.
Hayniei ia Georgia and South Carolina,
will be panied to learn of his death. He
died at his residence, Gainesville, on the
w. & A. r. R on the morning of the
18th inst, after 4 few days illness, Of
cODgestive chill.
On Monday last the daughter of
fsrmer near Griffin was stolen or enticed
away from her fsther's premises by ne
gro Of notorious bad character, known
in that section as JEFF House. The par
ties are believed to have made their way
towards Griffin.
The disgraceful manner in which
Gov. Brown has acted towards the lsdi .
who testified for the defense in the trial
weary contempt.
The Atlanta Constitution OF the 14th
Gays: The counsel for the defense have
gotten the case Of the C0lumbus pris-
oners Just in the state where it must be
evident to all parties that acquittal is
certain. The testimony OF the last wit
nesses prove beyond the shadow OF a
doubt clear abb for Duke. The wit
nesses for the prosecution were more
positive, il anything, in swearing to
the identity Of Duke, but as it has been
clearly proven that Duke was full forty
miles from Columbus at the time Ash
burn was killed, We do not see how the
court can attach any sort of Importance
/ to the testimony of the witness for the
! State, as to the location and identity oil
! the other prisoners. 1t is unfortunate al
this particular juneture, that anything
should happen to procrsstiDate the ex-
animation. The prosecution is evidently
corRered, and is bound to take wateI
before many days. A few more sharp
quick and heavy blows will demolish it,
The Columbus Sun of the 14th says
Information comes very direct that Jas
Johnson has been removed from the col
lectOrsbip of the port of Savannah. I'm
hesitatingly we are glad OF it.
We are glad to learn from the Sa
vannah Republican of the 18th, tina
quite a handsome sum was raised in tina
city last week to aid in the defense o
the Columbus prisoners. The money
raised was forwarded at once, and con
tributions were still progressing. TINT
citizens were responding nobly to thu
appeals made to them. A subscription
list has also been started in Rome.
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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-07-17
STOCKS AND BONDS.

UKrANTED AT MEMPHIS CITY SAVINGS
w INSTITUTION, corner Jefferson and
Front streets:
Miss. Central r. R. LIST and ID Mortg, Bonds.
Miss and Tenn. K. r. LIST Morig, Bonds.
Men, and Chas. K. R ID Mortg. Bonds.
M and l. r. r. r. LIST Mortg. Bonds.
Memphis and Ohio 10 per cent. Bonds.
Memphis and Ohio rer cent Mortg- Bonds.
Memphis City Plain Bonds.
Memphis City IndoFsed Bonds
Mobile and D. K R. per cent. Sterling Bonds
Mobile and o. r. +, per cent. interest Bonds
Mobile and o. h, r. Income Bones.
Menphis and o +. \. stock vrpv o..A..-
isleH q e'A4fAS' easRlsfi
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CASH CAPITAL OF SS,5OO,OOO.

Which will be sufficient TO duplicate lines to
all or nearly all the paying points reached By
the present monopoly.
The present Telegraph Companies Of the eoun-
try have been consolidated into one huge
monopoly, and are low earning over
SIX MILLIONS OF DOLLARs per year, or
over one hundred per cent. on the actual cost
OF their lines, their present capital having been
watered over ONE THOUSAND per cent.
THE NATIONAL TELEGRAPH COMPANY
have a recognition from the United States
Government of the importance Of their enter
prise, with q grant of the most valuable ran
ehises ever conferred upon a telegraph COM
pany. No competing line has ever had the
right now granted by Congress 70 this company
to construct and operate lines over every
RAILROAD and MAIL ROUTE in the United
states. The position OF this company diners
from that OF any company ever before organ
lied. The question of the RIGHT OF WAY -
FOREVER SETTLED.
The stockholders of this company cannot be
sold out or TRANSFERRED to any other
company. The act OF Congress under which
this company has been organized, prohibits
any transfer OF the franchises granted.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-07-17
CALLS---HOW TO BE MADE.

One per cent of the Stock will be required on
subscribing and subsequent calls, not TO e1-
coed ive per cent. per month, will be made BY
the Board of Directors, from time 70 ttmei as
may be necessary, TO supply funds to construct
and equip the lines but no calls will be mads
afler the one per cent. is paid, until the En-
TIRE CAPITAL STOCK shall have been sub
scribed.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-07-17
Internal Revenue Taxes.
COLLECTIONS OFFICE srH DIST: TENN,

COLLECTORS OFFICE SrH DIST. IkhNr
MEMPHIS, June 3, 1855.
NOTICE is hereby given that the Annual
In List of Taxes on Income Business or FI0-
fessions. Carriages, Watches, ETC., etc, for LnlH
District has been returned to me by the asses
sor, and all persons are notified that said Iaxes
are now due and payable . -,
made before the LIST day of July, az my once, o.
additional costs and penalties VIII ecerue,
a R0LFE 4, "a UEDER5, Collector'
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-07-17

A good name is rather to be chosen
than great riches. An Office is better
than either.
Can a man wear stove-pipe hat and
be honest? Have never known an in
stance.
Can man own csrpet-bag without
cheating negroes? No sab
Where are the new carpet Dag officers
OF st. Mary? Roasting around on the
fences waiting for st. Mary to die.
Do carpet-baggers ever die? No, they
are translated by Ku Kluxes.
@Here's pie for those that love me.
And 'piken for those who hate"
Planters Banner,
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SUBSCRIPTIONS are soliciled TO this work,
- which, when compiled, Will embrace pc
tween four and five huddred IL mo. psges,
nrinted upon calendered paper in bold, GEAR
tvpa and bound in a creditable manner.
Gen. HASKELL was one OF the most p IlLl !,
men and eloquent orators that 1ennesSee n ~
ever given to our common country. rms VII vi
be shown not only by brief and ruLntuiI
narrative Of the chief incidents OF ms " o -
mains, consisting Of Poems, Essays, Leeser7
ard Orations -. 81 tbs
great Tam esseeau will subscribe uoeIaIly ~
once. the work can be delivered oy NoVen'
Der, 1888. =, the ,vorh
viii be de Qoted to erecting monument 70 hA
memory. x, -, 5sltvarv
TermS-Ss per copy, payable on asn l,, 3srna,
Nth q n j. II, MoMAHoEs No. 4s Mafis?9r
street, or win J, u, KEATlHsl EAq' lsSe"
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Nrw YonK coRREspoNDENoE.


But few, very few of the hundred
thousand or more persons who visited
New York in the interest Of Democracy,
remain in the great city. Carrying With
them their own Interpretation Of the
events which lead to SeymOur's nomina-
ton, but all enthusiastic in his support,
the inside and outside delegates have left
New York for their homes, few OF them
otherwise persuaded than that as this
was the first so it will be the last time
Convention OF the party will be held IN
New York city. Heartily committed to
Seymour, indeed more 50 than those OF
his own State, the delegates of all the
ether States felt from the first that in
the accomplishment Of their work they
had not only to encounter each others
prejudices and preconcepdOns OF what
ought to be the result Of their
deliberations, but the crafty and cunning
msnipulatiOns of the politicians OF this
city, TO which at last they fell prey
fortunately with most satisfactory con-
clusisn, was forced in favor OF the party
and the interests of the whole people by
the Delegation of Ohio and the noble
and earnest disinterestedness Of Mr..
PendletOn, and the New Workers were
routed from their Chase standpoint and
compelled to submit with Whist grace
they could muster. The Western and
Eastern men, too, feel that so little is
due them as wanting in magnanimity
and full of selfishness, that they will
overlook New York city in future when
casting about for place of meeting for
the Democratic party.
Ali others than the New Workers,
and most of them) are delighted with
the programme for the campaign
the standard-besrers and the platform Of
principles. The flOaters in politics land
they sre not Influential in numbers or
interest," grumble and protest and prog
nOsticate diTest consequences, and quote
the ground-and-lofty tumbling Herald
as the expression of their opinions, but
their protests, like the editorials of the
Herald, will count for nothing, and their
representations prove equally harmless.
From all parts of the country there
comes up 2 cry from the people for
change-they demand and will have a
change that will secure them in the pos
session Of all the safeguards and the re-
establishment of all the old landmarks +;
and despite the dissatisfaction and ca
vOrting Of the Chase men and The bully-
ing Of the Herald, they will have it
| The heart and soul of the rank and file
of the party Ct this city and Slate are
with US, and pledge themselves to hun
bred thousand majority in the Novem-
| Der election,
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-07-17
Deu,oeratie national Executive Com
uafffeP.


The following is the com plete list OF the Ma
tional Executive Committee, one member pc
ing named by each State Delegation
Alabama-John FORSYTH.
Arkansas-JJhn NJ. Hamet-
"a ifornia-John Bigler.
Connecticut-Wm. NJ. Converse.
Delaware-S lmuel Townsend.
EIorida-Charles K. DICK
IIIinois-Wnber +. Story.
Iudiana-Wm. +. NIblack.
IoWa-DapieI J. Finch.
Kansas-Isaac Eaton.
Ksutucky-rnOs. G. McCreery.
Louisiana-JamesU U. McCioskey-
Maine -Sylyanus Leyman.
Maryiaud-OJin DO r..
MaSsach usetts- FTed. o Prince.
MicEigan-Wm. .. Noon.
Miuuesota-Cn arles w. Nash.
Mississippt-E. II srl1eT.
Missouri-Co aries A. Mantz.
Nebra ka-,j. :. Miller.
y -ysda-J. W. McCOrkie-
New Hampshire-Harry Biz CHAM.
New Ieisey- John hcSregoT.
New Yorh-August Belmont
North Carolina-Amos bregg.
Ohio John Thompson.
Oregon J. Hawthorne.
Panntvlvania.-Isaac Jetlister.
F.hode Island Gideon Bradford.
South Carolina-Chas. SWinton.
T1nnessee- John W. Leflwich.
Tsx4s-John Hancock.
Vermout-H Is. Smith.
Virgiuia-John G1ode.
Wet Virginia--JOhn Hall
EVisconsln-Fred W horhs
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-07-17
In 10000 Shares, OF the par value Of

And this amsunt Is to be paid as follows: Ons
per cent. of the par at the time OF subscribing
and no more, until the entire capital has been
subscribed, and then on calls to be made by the
Board of directors; instruments not to exceed
i've per cent per month When thirty-nve
per cent. OF the par value of the shares has
been paid, certificates Of stock will be issued
This Will give the company paid up
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-07-17
ooMPANY's OFFICE:
Nos. 81 and 66 Broadway, n. Y

A limited amount OF the capital stock OF tAis
company isSllotted TO this locality, and those
having an opportunity and subscribing, viii
be placed upon equal terms with Its corpora
tors, and win secure Like interests in all ran
chises which have accrued, or may hereafter
accrue to the company from any and all
sources.
stock may now be subscribed in this COM
pany ut the once OF
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NURSERIES.
WI EATON NURSERY
Two Miles South of Memphis, on
Horn Lake Road.
John TRENT. wADDY THOMPSON.
JOHN TRENT < CO.,
PROPRIETORs,
SUCCESSORS To
DIR. s. NJ. WIFE ATOM,
DIR. s. NJ. WHEATON,

WE are prepared TO fill orders for every de-
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mental Trees Grape and Strawberry Vines and
Hot House Plants, Roses, etc, sse. GA
Our stock is made mp OF the best selections
which can be gotten up in Europe or America.
We solicit correspondence from all who pur-
chase trees in large or small quantities, or any
who wish to adorn their places with choice and
rare Flowers and Shrubs
pS- First-class Landscape Gardener.
Flowers for Bouquets and Wreaths always
ON hand.
So Descriptive Catalogues, with prices and
all necessary information, will be furnished by
applying personally. or by letter to
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THE MERCANTILE AGENCY

R. g. DUN & CO.. Southwest corner Main and
Madison, over Commercial Bank, Room S,
Memphis, Tennessee
8. B. WRIGHT, General Agent
mhstf For Memphis and Vicinity.