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Musical 9nstrumt,ds.
A RI0N PIANO-F0RTE.-Pate highest
"A premium ALL the renowned Worlds Exposition
Pianos Send for descriptive pamphlet price hs Nc hnsfssioJ
and viEeroons No. 1877 and 1888 Bovsry. hAfhBRh Co
A GREAT SOUL IN A SMALL BODY
n MATHuSHRKe PRIZE COLIBRi AID ORCHESTRAL PIANOS
Can OF sene for ercur BARLOW D0khLBR No es Bo.nsI
A MAGNIFICENT stock of new and second
hand Grand Square and Upright PIANOS TO LET AID sold 90 In
stsllmsnts L'P. CUMMINGS. No. 9 Unor-sQuaie
A ROSEWOOD Oct MEL0DEON for $50.
IA PIANOS FROM Ss $3.50 rent from 81 go Seven
octave for Sc g. GORDON No. TS Broadway
A GREAT REDUCTION in Pianos-Barmore's
IA WaFsreon No 30 Bseekrr vasstst
Prise ssds ,ssRosAs fsE dishnsrihsd ai,s
MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS.-Send for D0D-
4 WORTH SONS Catalogues Of Band fnenert and Bard ard
Orchestra huse. No eAs.orplses. NY.
THE WEBER PIANO-FORTE
called The bBsT INSTRUMENT MADE BY Al The ssdias
,issns sfA city and elsewhere prsss.ssd BY the Esns Pa
ssfss Asseesass shs trial In their with s irst nsnafss
Of ssuas snissAy the BEST PLANO IN AMERICA SAD
By csnseTvas7 Of huas high shsss
ss's bssss Of their nEsrs power equality sSs'asss and en
sasy sftsns, elastic soueA, and great Durability
wARRROoMs. Ne 80 Brosmsst T., s.u Broadway
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PORBTGM.

Recently before the Colombo Criminal Ses-
sscns case of deseerat,On of MohaInmedan mosque,
.nrnlarIy known az the Great Pig Case, was brought
a. close Eight hafcastes and Cuga!ese were eharSeu
win having foroily made their way INTO MOhamnedan
n,os1ne al Barbeyn aud deposited dead pig on the i
nit where the priest othcates. Mohammedah pIlest
Saye evidence that The mosque was denied by tne P+
cuCe Of the pig and that they were in straits ABOUT
Mecca for advice Six Of the eight prisoners were VERY
properly sentenced each 20 years imprisonment VIZ"
hard labor and d fine OF $50
The matter of " baby-farming" ls stlll attiaVt-
ing great deal Of notice from me bsnsn Ta,r,1I
Ernest Hart writes Ia The BRUSH Motte CT DeTfecty
reslectablc persons who exc out an DsuicIen
taking charge of children ! ~ % IN iocad cont
saiI rnc Of fhese women In moment OF ~ ps o6oa,s
denCe and says funny tnugs 10 w S,e and IN ace
beT All right I'm the old original an, hnu =; ~ h,s
hundreds, She said she had been Z ySsIs -, H., ,o
ess She ureferred that the lady shOnd ot DC oJ &C.
conc. but ANYHOW there would DC 10 uanEeI. - -
-, lscIfnas bllsness- an announcement ana nov
o brtionshe could ind plenty OF people 10 take the
ehild Thls Is one OF several women VINO Ply gu opoh
frade by advertisement I'm the papers Obe hnght sup
Doso that these advertisements should nave atacleu o
sft non OF the authorities and that they would nave IN
scnired into this traffic Of their own aecoru' iho oe
original complained that latcy lois OF ptupio n Az
veftised also but they don't know their business %
which she offered characteristic proofs We sha stdS IA
snrceedng numbers the results OF our Investigations; nut
obviously this ultimately matter or Siate inltlea
ence We have before us proofs OF gut DuI u S VV O
Mace prosecute, ana these are not matters Witch Ssn
b. openly and fully dealt with except by egai
and judicial inquiry We ready TO place the lnofna
tiOn hands OF proper authorities TOT thtI
Meanwhile We shall dissect the matter III our naIus u
prOdnce available evidence which, we thlnk Justly o
conclusion that kind OF registration OF et4Is s Ps
Go Dnse is required and that pooraw medlcai ocSIs
should have power OF entering hspecuns' anu ies""
ting baby FARMS"
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Ilfh Qualifications.
Second kdtlon :,
A I0uRNEY IN BRAXIL.-By PROFEssOR


A JOURNEY IN BRAZIL;3By hn,',i,lss: DR.
n nd Mrs LOUIS AsAssfL With eght nPsRe us',stIns snd
smaller from Photographs and Sketches i'0L o'o
Morocco cloth e5j Half Calf 81 -. a., t,,,.
% y EXHAUSTION The frst edition Of this work proves he
IN remarkably successful and important iPeu
ton il describes -. rr,,rc,;on
any of tropical describes earring WITH some OF me
frshness o. that Anaronian valley VII ~
vay the late oOsmopote policy OF the bnAh
ert open aRnfcent and imperial nveI a. "
world philosophy the Emperor has openu 70
world Of trade and commerce. York Times i l.. -
interesting throughout Charming ana HIen 10 80
that Dethe the education the insight OF
whole oft The
the country made the expedition peculiarly Interesting ana iaso
results Professor gFs remarks upon ,he
and social condition Of the BrAEAns very Interesting
Advertiser. IT,.
charming have seldom met %'n Inc
Gubors habits Of close observation applied 10 the
aspects the country they exploring @ n
giving general impressions Of Brazil prueuAH '@
Of this MI Springfield Republican. ,..,... H.
publication results the observations OF inc ge
ing naturalist man SO eminent and all the varons
ofnatua science and rich field Bran an
history Of the nineteenth oenWry
before the charming books aEe ever ~
will be found great interest all classes
present possesses high degree of interest,"
offs details concerning the manners and customs soA nv &
scenery Brazil animated. aud often picturee
freedom and simplicity ofits ioA
impossible the reader idea Of the We.h IN VIC 'of
ume."-I Boston Transcript
- all Booksellers Sent POSTPAID on receipt Of pe
Nv The Pnbh,hefs TICKNOi 4 FIELDS, Boston,
- And No. Is Bleeckerst, NewloTE
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TONG ISLAND RAILR0AD-Winter Ar
raucenent-Chspge Of Tne-LeG,e Jsuestlp; snm MAJ
train Tor Greupo Ald al wAou connecting al hineoA Vic
Gea Cove and HmpsieAd n SJo,set passenger .a
AMI al way stations Express train for River Head p NJ,
Gen passenger trin aud all sayststop
plsseng En and for NORTH ishp sasnr-
days only. ,.
sunday Train leaves Hunters Pon elS arrives a;
Hunters Point stt:4o p. To take eject Nov & 1901
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Aotitss Of 8aasraptv.

IN the DISTRICT COURT of the UNITED
STATES for the EAST RRH q a.
bAxKarPrcI-n the matter Of j. H. HAFBR BROTHER bus.
YupsTO WHOM 1T MAY C0NcERS The eBdersgeed h.Ie =
notice Of bis srpoltmen, Assignee Of the estate hnn
MOTHER ofkssdng Berks IN said Dsnei 40
were the third day q Decembe d lso seSsss 80
ru M the Of their reiors By The District Court ~
Driet-Dslsd az Reading, the 2 day o. Jsnuary d. 1893
~ JOHN d. GRlssINGRR, AaiSnss
Jsuoo Iar3wTh No. AIS Chestnut 81, Rss4ns ~
District of PennsylvanlA
~ ..:A, EastOn the ~ dsy Of sse,a.Iy D ~ ss
iiRsliFIELb Of Raon County Of Northampton and s"
prDrsania wha said who has been sjudgsd Bsng~
u,op IN. own petition 81 ssd Dsret
I3Ias3vIh JOHN r. GwINNbR, Asss"
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UOUSAT0NIC RAILROAD.-WINTER AR
kANGEMbSTS.

Comnesciag MONDAY. Eoe as 1891.
Tso through DAILY CoEBeesng With Ne"ioTs and Boston
Leave Brsz.port a 1870 q N and SOS ?. n
Leave Pitisse1 at 8 a. IN. and 2
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NEW YORK and NEW HAVEN RAILROAD.
SUMNER ARRANGEMENT.
COMMENCING JUNE J, 1861.
ugtr station a. sewYorE corner and Fourth
ave- Entrance Twenty -Ieyerthst

ave Entrance on TrentJI,venthst
TRAINS LEAVE NETWORK;
Por Haven BRIDGEPORT 100. 400 (EL) u.N lZls
Orl. : 20 (EIl, Az 40, and zoo Or -. .
Milford sifsior Fairfield Southport and We,;po 100 ilO
For Sor1sL 100 Csr) aOo Il3o I1Is I) 3Oo EI),
345, 40 (EIl $50, 500 lBI.) ,.
Tor D,rlen. Teo geo ll.9o m as, 40, BOP -, -,
For Stamford go (BI 4CD llJO l2l3 (kIl 1l3 400
tRI). : a. 40 (RIl 40. $40 go, 800 (Rrl ?. m.
F5r f-enseh nrmedaie stations 100 aoo lib nj al5,
wv w. ' CONNECTING TRAINS.
icy Eoston via Rpriugfsd 800 (E5 800 (BI) 2oop
Y,r go,top Vi. shor. Line, l2i5 (EI 800 ?. -
For Hartford ,ud Springfield, 800 In lkI lal3 100 tEr zoo
Tor Conn.ets, River Railroad. 900 m. rI l2isP 10 Mon
10, Hartoid Prndsac Ptat RarO.t 800 (EI) Il Is
f, H.,en View London and stonngtOr Railroad 900
l2l5 400 AGO p n.
Fof Cans Rslrctd. ~ Is ~. to Northampton
FOR HousLonlc Railroad 600 a. m, 3to
Nor SsuFttaek Railroad. eco a. H., 900 m.
For D,nhuTy AID EorN ak Railroad 100 aC0s Aoopm
oluaodor. Slsepl q Ears attached to 600 train.
HOYT
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CAFETY, SPEED, and COMFORT.

WORCESTER, PALMER. PITCHBURG NASHUA, LUWBblp ooN'
CORD THB WHITE MOUNTAINS AND
INTERMEDIATE POINTS
I'd staneh o the Norwich Line
CITY OF BOSTON and CITY OF Hb"iOKh,
leave daily sundsys erespted) Al O'Clock NJ non
No. % North River foot OF NesH5s st.,
FOR kBW-LOSDON,
there connecting with the Steamboat Express n ron we
non. Norwich and Worcester Boston ana "oreeseI "eesef
md Nashua and New London and Northern Railroads
rieEn' 'A'- W. 4 4 MARTIN, Agent o the Pier.
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10 PIesl Resdy 18th Of fsbrusry.
ORATOR Y-SACRED AND SECULAR;
" Or THE Ex1LhPoRAsEoUs sPRAKRR- Including Chair
sus Guide By wsP'TTsseSE InrOducon tie Hon JeKE
saEix ard suon Exposition o. ths Ral,, Methods
Psne By which Readiness in the BIpremsh Of Thought
saiS.d and acceptable s;ys both composition gesture One
handsse J2mo Eo Of 90 pA.i tinted paper bOadE Price
postpaid 81 81 "a WILLS. Publisher,
No ss Broadway, HswTOlh
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OOyERNMENT PROPERTY at PRIVATE
Situat;ons @anisS- females.

t1'atbe'
AN EXPERIENCED woman wishes sltua,
"A ton a. COOK Understands Soups Cane and Jeies Is GOOD
BaLer Can be seen days No III 1l1Tst BrooEyn
A NUMBER of GERMAN GIRLS want SlI-
n UETfoEs Apply at No 100 East Honrou-st ne, Bowery.
NITY and COUNTRY LADIES in want OF
good HELP can rely Mrs ATKINS supply them With sun
None Kept only villa satisfactory recommendation at q
CITY and COUNTRY LADIES who wish to
rsge, e,a be- nicely suited VI CARR0LLS AGENCY No ~ sIh
ave Also waiting be employed robust Girls lately landed and
snsl Girls
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A. v: Mknwls, Auetionesr

A. NJ. MERvis, Aaetioneer
DY BANGS, MERWIN & Co., Broadway cor.
I'D 4hsses Books works o. Art F.ns GcSts Furniture &c
: THURSDAY and FRIDAY EVENINGS,
February - and II, At o'clock -
OIL PATyTYGSA valuable collection chiefly Just received rom
Enc. comprising many Ancient and Mode Art intending
warranted originals by WOUVEAN aud CLAC Lok tANh also
collection the studios Of European srt sheeae' &C 's
are ready aud tho Pictures exhibition
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steamers BRISTOL and PROVIDENCE having been .ithdrs
M few weeks order and renovate them the hns sD ps
o,s.d BIZ The fast aud weiBowu freight prspers NETS ara
DORIS will make their trips the usual time aud goods VIII p
delivered With prompness and Dispatch .,oc. =, -.
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Salts bg Sutton.
nv HENRY II. LEEDS e. MINER.

EP I'm
I'D HEy'Sy ". LEEDS, AuetioneeL
On THURSDAY 49, i0 O'clock the residence No. i2s West
Twenty fourthst,
HANDSOME HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE PIANOS PAINTINGS
CURTAINS CARPETS. WINES, &c..
BY ORDER OF EXECUTORS or MARGARET SToUvESEL Decd
PARLORs-yevet Carpets r. w Suite peces in crimson hroea-
tele n Piano Descomhes Co.. ~ T. Cyd r. W. Center Ia
be ssne Mirrors CLOCKS and hntel Ornaments Lace Curtains
number OF hDsa and valuable Oil Paintings, &c, NC.
BRDROOMS-Mh Bedoads Bureaus Chairs Tables extra tne
Mattresses Bedding Linen Sheets Towels Napkins Quilts &c. &C.
DISINGROOMB. W. Furniture Painting Engavngs r. Ware,
Glassware Desk and snail bat choice assortment Of hne
ClArets sherry Port. CbampagDe &c, &c.
Iso The KITCHEN FURNITURE With which the sale viii commence
By order Of WILLIAM foUhos, Executors
LAUZIS,
A UCTION SALE of LUMBER and COAL
n YARD kcw Be sold a Pnbnc Auction Port Chester
premises Lyons Point Port Chester the entire stock Of lumber
and building materials &c. contained the and Goa
Yard recently occupied By the late William Bush at Lyons
Point Chester The stock large srd well assorted and a. VII
be sale entire lot. splendid opportunity Is Afforded to
mike profitable business The stock will be sold with
tb pge purchaser Of leasing purchasing the dock and real
e,ae al LYONS 10 named For further particulars
aply AMHERST WIGHT No ll9 Broawy Room No So New
Y,rk or 10 JOHN LYON Port Chester AMHERST WIGHT. j
Administrator. &c.
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THE MASON IL HAMLIN ORGAN COM
Of he MASON HAALiN cABINY1 OsGAss ,Ity ses; also
A.TROPOLTAE ORGANS or the sssorsnf fasru
- ns elass The coHo Prees e.s lees 70 s7o each
Oh0AkS u hESI
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RIVER MATTERS.
wEArnKR AED RIvERs.

CAIRO, August 28.-River fell inches.
rfD-Bslle Memphis, s am.
SIP. LOUIS, August 26.-River still fall
ing slowly. Arrived-Lumiuary and
v1th, Depsrted-City Of Alton, Rubi-
and David Watts,
Cyl ., yIsvILLE, August 26.-Weather
= pleasant. River swelling
80 80 90 =, u inches in the canal.
H9D.SnuTs .>ugust 27.-Weatber splen-
az River falling. Z feet scsnt to Cairo
~ 81 T,oujs. The Arkansas is falling,
nth n feet to Little Rock. White river
falling, but high, with nos less than 2O
feet at Augusta.
STEAMER Natoms, Napoleon.
q Alaska, New Orleans.
Is Legal Tender, New Orleans.
u Marble City, st. Louis.
a" Argonsut, Cincinnati.
Departures.
steamer Alaska, Cincinnati:
Legal Tender, Louisville.
Argonaut, New Orleans.
In Port
Marble City, Nstoma.
MISCELLANEOUS.
The sowbost Atlantic passed up yester-
day. Wit,
burg up the TaIahatchie, in place OF the
Countess.
Tine wild Wagner is sgaia running
from New OrleGps TO NatcheZ.
Ray, Of the witnesses In the case o
Capt. Donaldson, Of the Great Republic,
and who for somstime has been missing
from st. Louis, was arrested at Saratogs
the other day.
The Celeste goes into the New Orleans
and Red river trade, in place Of the 81
Nicholas.
The RutieoD, Capt. Blake, will pas
down on Friday for Vicksburg aud th'
bends.
| The Rubleon, on her trip up, on Sat
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urday night last picked up snag, which
went through 8 w~heel-house and de-
ranged matters generally. She fixed up
at Cairo and left all right for st. Louis on
Sunday.
Capt. Steritt's new steamer, the Thos.
NJ. Bagby, is ready for business, and will
commence receiving to-day for New Or
leans, Galveston and Houston. She is
lying at Louisville.
The United States snag boats s. 81.
Long and il. Albert are lying at Mound
City.
The Tennessee. upon coming OFF the
docks at Cairo, will resume her place in
the Louisville aud Cairo trade.
An old gentleman who eame up on the
Emma No. 8, was robbed of a pocket
book containing $3.50 by some Mackerels,
lust before leaving the boat at this port.
The Marble City, Capt. Conway, with
Mr.. Corbyn at the desk, will back out to-
day, at five pm, for Cairo and St. Louis,
making all intermediate landings.
The Mayiower, Capt. Ashford, leaves
on Saturday for White river and way
points.
The gay Natoma, Capt. Jim Lee, backs
out this evening for Napoleon, where she
connects with the Arkansas packet for
Little Rock. In the Nationals office will
be found Messrs. Fields, Whitehead and
Lee.
A writer from Bath county, Va, says,
that at the mouth Of Sir Johns river, q
miles from Berkely Springs, the first at
tempt at prOpelling vessels by steam were
made. A man named Rumsey, in 1873,
made 3 little boat and placed in 1t an
engine, the steam from which was
thrown directly from the stern Of the
boat upon the water, the reaction urging
the boat forwards. He made other ex-
periments, and then went to Great Bril-
tain and explained his plans to Watts
and others. Fulton was then there, and,
doubtless received many valuable sug-
gestions from Rumsey, which he i'm
proved upon, until he made his success
ful essays on the Hudson. 1t is needless
to state how these again have been i'm
proved upon, so that oceans and seas are
traversedl In marvellOusly shorts period.
At noe on Tuesday, September LIST,
the Government will sell at Mound City
H., the side-wheel steamer Grampus,
300 tons, and the side-wheel steamer
Pansy, so tons.
The New Orleans Crescent says: A
genuine carpet Dagger arrived in the
city last evening from some landing be-
tween here and Bayou Sara The was col
ored). In his right hand he carried a
we'll filed carpet bag, and in his left q
double-barreled shotgun. As to what Of
fetal position he is Al applicant for, we
failed to ascertain,
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OK THE BLUFF.-The bluff presented
Jas night s lively and Joyous appear
aSce until q late hour. Buzzard's Roost
was brilliantly illuminated, and adorned
IN q nsenner perfectly regardlss s. Of ex-
q y was sblsze with the light Of q
dozen tslloV candles, more OF le Sc, which
cast their dazzling rays oyer TIE assem-
bled m~ultitudes who had come together
70 listen 10 3 speech from the apostles Of
deviltry and rsdicslism-Gen- Sniff and
Judge Lewis. Ths air was redolent
with the perfume Of a thousasd
abucks," and musical with their
soft and pleasant howls. Speeches
were made-the big drum beat, and
the crowd yelled and screeched until
nearly midnight. We tried to get close
enough to hear something OF what was
said, but the only thing we heard was =
Niger orator, who declared that I" Jesus
Christ rose on the frd day, and de hrd
day of dis November Ginral Grant an
Colfax gwine to rise Ober dis country"
A second Calvary, indeed Christ and
the two thieves. During the excitement
of speechifying, several pistol-shots were
AIRED 10 rapid succession in the crowd,
and we began to think that the irrepres-
uibIe conflict had begun. AS far as we
could learn, however, no one was hurt,
(more's the PITY At writing eleven
O'Clock the buzzsrds are still Tapping
their wings, sereeohiDg and " perfumipg
che summer air."
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POLICE ITEMS.

-Moritz Wolff was finally admitted to
bail yesterday by Squire Herman, Ia
the sum Of six thousand dollars, to APP
pear at the October term of the Criminal
Court.
William Weaver, charged with till
tapping, was shut up by Squire Herman
yesterday in default of $1,000 bonds to
answer to the Municipal Court.
Martha Harris and Julia Thorp are
two sweet tempered wenches, who have
been amusing themselves by assaulting
each other with knives. Squire Grif-
fifth sent them up in default Of $500 bonds
to keep the peace.
ALBERT Esrly, charged with shooting
Bob. Mclean, was brought up yesterday,
aud the Squire continued the case till
to-day. Meanwhile Albert stays In Jail
In defaulsof $4,000 bail.
Susan Harris and Eliza Jones,
charged with attempting to poison Hi
ram Tolliver's cistern, were examined
before Squire Griffith yesterday. Eliza
was discharged, but Susan was COM
mittsd to jail, In default of $4,000 bail, to
answer to the next term Of the Criminal
Court.
There we're nine arrests in the Second
district up to eight o'clock last night-sll
for trifing offenses. FIfty-tive dollars
were assessed in fines, and ten collected.
Officer H. P. Shelter, Second dis
triet, arrested and locked up Wesley
GatewOOd for having stolen goods in his
possession. He will be examined to-day.
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RoBISsoN's MESAe ,ERIE AND CIRCUS.
It is hardly Necessary in fact is sbsUrdly
s~uperhuOus, fos Us : 0 announce that the
circus has come. 1t announced itself
yesterday, to sn ID 9 people, and set our
usually impasslvs city In quite an up
roar. The display In the streets in the
morning, leaving aside the Usual hyper
boles and ecstsc les in which locals "
generally indulge when describing any,
thing Of the sort wac splendid, and mer-
is all the eDcOu iums tina we have seen
lavished upon !dr. Robinson's troupe In
our exchanges. The csvalcade was all
that was prom ised in the bills, a fact
wonderful to relate; for such things, as
we all know, are generally miserable dis
plays Of poor horses, dirty uniforms and
furnished tiniel. The performance in
b afternoon vas crowded, and gave
universal Satisfaction; but al night the
success was grand The canvas was
crowded, and hundreds went away with
out being able 70 procure seats, swearing
that they would not be /" left " the next
time, and would not fail to ne on hand 1t
2 O'Clock to-day.
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NoTICE.-A report having by some
means obtained circulation, that we
would in the future discontinue the sale
Of cotton on commission, we take this
method of pronouncing such report as
utterly unfounded, and we fear Of ma
licious origin. Thankful for the very
liberal patronage heretofore received
from the public, we hope still to merit a
continuance Of their confidence and
patronage. We take pleasure in an
nouncing that We will continue the cot
ton factorsge, grocery and commission
business, as heretofore, and will at all
times be pleased 70 see and serve our
friends. We are now receiving a large
and carefully selected stock Of goods,
purchased by cur Mr.. Meacham in the
Eastern markets, which we Will sell st
the lowest market prices. Our Mr..
Trsadwell will give his entire time and
attention to the sale of cotton, and fat
ters himself that he will be able to give
satisfaction to al who may favor US with
their patronage. We are, for the pres
ent, at No. Is Union street, but will be
in cur new and eommodi0us store, at
our old stand, No. 9 Union street, by the
10th Of September.
1w MEACHAM & TREADWELL.
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AIcss' cigars sold everywhere.

WE desire to cali the attention Of our
Meuphis merchants who are about pur-
chasing their fall stocks, to the fact thst
the e Star" Union Fast Freight Line is
bringing goods through to Memphis from
the Eastern cities IN from six to eight
dsvs, time. This line is managed
throughout its entire length by men Of
nsuy years transportation experience,
Nd "A those who have done business
= WiG testify, is perfectly reliable
~THcUiET, II
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j. M. PATRICK G. CO..
nottoa Factors & Commission Merchants

No. 2A Front St., Up stairs, Memphis, 1enn.
nEFERRING to our experience In the Cotton
n trade Of this city for the past twenty-five
sfnsss entrusted to eur care, We solicit q con-
nance of the liberal patronage heretofore
u tended 10 us. Bagging, Rope or Ties FUR
sned our customers as usual, and liberal Cash
lyances made on Cotton when In store. Ali
Ifton shipped to us VIII be covered by our
ooen policies of insurance, unless otherwise
naIuqtsa. Isulslml il n. PATRICK CO.
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HEAVY R0BEEzY.-The shop OF Pow
a.. s Mccoy, merchant ~tailors, No. rs
seeond street, vSs entered on Tuesday
night and robbed Of goods to the amount
of fifteen hundred doIlarg. A new coat
was found in the slIey by Mr. Dennis
Corney, an employee Ct me house, who
first discovered the robbery. Two mack
ereIs and s scalper are under arrest on
susDieiOn.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-08-27

IT is not our wish to Cypress any one
with 3 suit for amounts due Us for paw
ing. We are willing to make any rea-
sonable arrangements with those who
wish to pay. All who desire to do SO
can make any reasonable and reliable
arrangements for payment by calling at
the Office Of the Company from s to 10
O'Clock am, and thus avoid suit.
aDasfw I. E. BROWN 4 co.