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DROPOsALs FOR REPAIRING WHARF AT SNIP
L ISLAND.

OPPICE CHlEP QrARTERNAsrER,)
FIFTH MILITARI DISTRICT, ,
NEW ORLEANS, La, Feb. II, lbS. }
Sealed proposals Invited and will be received At
this office until l. m, THURSDAY. the auth day VI
February, lbjh- -
For REpAlRISG the Government Wharf at Ship
Island, Mississippi, in accuTdanee with plans and
spee heatons hio iu the office Of Brcyet Colonel H.
n. Batchclder, Depot QuartermaStcr IN this city.
Bidders will state price, time IN which tho work
necessary information may be procured from BrGvet
Colonel Bzehe der At his Office, corner of CnrJndolot
aud GlTOd streets
Bids will be opened at tho time above named, and
bidders are invited u be present,
The United States reserves the right to reject any
or all bids ~
slgund CHAS II. TOMPKINs,
Breyet BTlgalcT General aud Chief U, M,
feblg.td Fifth Military District
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Mondays. from to i..;........;:":PToL y. Howard.
Wvefddnesdsys, h?m 2tof......Prof J. II; Thompson.
Columbia Hospital is open fer the reception Of Pree
Patients upon orders Of the Honorable Secretary OF
the Interior Such orders for admission can be OBJ
tainci Of the Surgeon. In -chief. Dr. j. TH0MPS0N,N
hTst ian6-dly
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TINTED STATES SALE OF LANDS IN THE PAR
" ISL OF ST. HELENA,s. @.
oYPIcE U. s. DIRgCr TAX CoNNIssIOS)
"a I

FOH sOUTH CAROLINA,
BEAUFORT s. c., Jan. q, 1858.
Under an act Of Congress entitled "An act TO con
tnue In force and TO amend An act to establish a
bureau 1r ns rce ~ iIssdhsn Rna eingses, anu Tor
Clerk the House Of and by John W,
July 10, 1885, and more especially under tho eighth
section Of said act, We do hereby make known and
square, --, in the city Of Port Royal, y, O.,
commencing on the I'd day Of March, 1858, St y o'clock
comprising the city Of Port Royal In said parish, not
heretofore sold,
The Aforesaid sale may DO adjourned, as may DO
expedent, from place to place within the said parish
and from time TO time by proclamation, by written
said property IL sold to the highest bidder.
Terms cash, and II not paid for before the close Of
taken by any person giving the same amountOr be set
again for sale TO the highest bidder at tho discre'
''" W ''' WIN HENRY BRISBANE,
W. n. WORDING,
United States Direct Tax Commissioners for South
Carolina, ielb-td
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DROPOsALs FOR CONTINUING DELAWARE
UREAEW ATEH
II WKEAkWATEN.
rSlTED STATES LSgISEER OPPIcE, !

UNITED STATES ESOlNEER bffIcF, !
No. 9u hUUTn StAfH SfREET, !
PHILADELPHIA, PA. February 10, 1875,
Sealed Proposals, in duplicate, with copy u this
advertisement attached to each, vii be received at
This CO until the l2h day Of March, 1865. for labor
necessary for putting upward ofs tons VI stone In
position at tho Delaware BrcakwateT and &c breaker
Four Gihs Of tho stone to DO irregular blocks eaeh
weighing from two to I'VE and half tOnsi one-lith
" less than two tons, All stones laid dry.
Bidders to furnish all the machinery, boats, moor
Tugs, &c and Whatever may bo required for properly
receiving, removing, and putting stones IN place
The work be at all times subject to Inspection by
United States agents, and not paid for until accepted
by them. A deduction Of twenty-h per centun
made On part payments until completion and accept
ance OF all the labor. . -, .
com lcted by the 18th OF October, lis. $500
Bidders will state the rate VI labor per ton OF 30
pounds at which they will put In place the stones de-
iiyeTed to them, or removed by tnem, at the Break
water and Ice breaker.
Each proposal must be guaranteed by two response
bic persons whose signatures should be appended to
the Guaranty and no should be certified 10 being
good aud sufficient security by the United states dis
Uct Judge, attorney, collecior other publ 2hc9r
Envelopes To DO endorsed "PToposals for Labor for
| Delaware BTeakwstoT, -
BIDS will be opened at IL IN, on Thursday. March
H. LIS Bidders Invited 10 be present Fnr other
particulars and printed forms apply At this oiice.
| {. SEAFORfH STEWART,
! fDbly-6, U. \, Engineers.
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TINTED STATES MAILS.
ALABAMA A.

payy nH1irv Drp,RrurSrl
p.,-, wAfaLSGToS, Ianp ,E Z, lsS ca.
C Gi rs is,s ~ ISnr ~ is7i on The fSIiowinR
ISuns W VA s.a, ~ e. a., nn,i = N m ~
NM Si unec VI ns ~ All ~ ri a. VI
hareh % ~ ~ pe LII ~ - ,,trr =, ,Sto s n,
hcerhed puu III, WA cemWany ..IIel lie .'icsi
oath ,,,..,,,- l.. 49,, CT, t,,,...,i,. d,
OsS rom Ahp"Nllc' py Ii%Pton anu II i ~ 70
barhes 'r"'s-'"au' ~ hi''c9 anu ""'"' '"''
Leave Abpevnle satuIuay ~ u
AtrNe Az Datnys 1IVss,IYaps W ~ u
LeANe barnss ,fpsI-Ivaus r'u"' NJ " !"
-. hHNo ~ hppeN.iIr W Y ~ -. ~. H..
ooio fYm ,ahapa 70 seina' ~ mics anu p4eh' 'nieo
umesa Week', H., -, -. 1 p.il.
Leave ohhapa "OhuAS' "eunc'uA, anu rr'u"'
IVA N; ,,,sn
Leave selma MONDAY wednesday ana ff'uay
,M2pm 'c,,,e
49,, httNsh ~ tAhaph D! ~ ~. M, ,,,,.u..
osl rom WI. !" '"''''' = ''''
anu phssh, thIef tlihrs a Weeh' W. ,..i. - 4,
Leave flekshsNllie MohdAy' wednesday anu
friday ~ an,
hrINe,W soitumnwus W y IN ". ,,., ri,,
spmn'p,,,,,irIhxo
sS,, n i p ',e ~ ~ rn,, "a ,,IIo .ud
ooi- to,n 49, 49, :" 49, ""''"' 10 ' ~
paeh' hfee tiihrII ,ytn.-ta, .,l
LnhNd huss Si.' "ohu"S' "'"""'u'' ""'
rluay ~ o.oa ". u
hfriNc az Iuscuhbla " " m t.-, 49,,
Leave iuheuhpia ""HuaS' "edh'Hu'S """
..,, Arrive al husseellylile ~ oD m.
osi5 FROM sammernsia 70 se'ha' ga h''c' anu '''''
three Illnes Weck' w,, 1
Leave sunm"rhcIu hohuay, N'uuchuAS uu
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foblV6I


NAVY DEPARTuEET, BIZ RRAu OF NAvInATIoS,
WAHHISGTON, Jan, B, 1875, !
Sealed proposals, endorsed "PTopOsals for Steam
Healing AparHtus, VIII be receiyed at this office
until o clock y M on TIL RsDAI, the 1th FebIu-
AIRY next, to DO then opened, for furnishing all the
materials aud labor necessary to tho complete
stTucii0n and setting up ready for use, u Steam
Heating Apparatus for warming the new Mldship-
mems luaTicTH now building At the United States
printod ,peciaea ions for the same, which eau be oh
tniuCd on app icatioh at this ONCE.
'"Widders must accompany their offers with guaTau-
"s thai they will, " their bids are accepted, enter
INTO contract with good and satisfactory security, In
Ike f amount IL the contract within ten days after
H.. acceptance Of their offer, and Dc 90 the
guaTADtDTs agree to make good To the United states
the difference between the offer aud that which may
be accepted. -,
plste the work. =, -,
The Bureau the right 10 reject any OF all OF
the blds il for the Interest Of the Government,
49, THORNTON A, JENKINS
ian .thstulOt Chief OF BuTosfb.
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WRAeeEE9s uPAPER FOR. SALE AT TINS
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PROPOSALS FOR FLOUR.

se.ond Lieut.. S7th Infantry, Bvt. First Lieut.
U. S. Army, A. A. A. q.
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Leave Tunnels store Monday and Fric,y

Leave Tunnels Store Monday and Fricay
ht3pm.
Arrive at Dagsboro' BY ! pm.
$50 From Scafofd, by Middleford, to Concord,
miles and back, three times week,
Leave Seaford Monday, "Wednesday and
Friday on arrival Of cars-say 3p m.
Arrive at Concord by p m.
Leave Concord Monday, Wednesday and
Friday at 1880 m.
Arrive at Sesford by 1880 p m.
Proposals also invited for more frequent SER
vice.
$3.50 From Laurel, by loves Cross Roads, Gum
boro,, Sheppardsville and whaleysvile, to
Berlin, say miles and back, twice week.
Leave Laurel Monday and Friday at $50
pm.
Arrive at Berlin by lopm.
Leave Berlin Tuesday and Saturday at IN.
Arrive at Laurel by Also m.
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College OF the Christian Brothers,
ST. LOUIS, MO.

THE object Of this Institution is TO afford
students the means OF acquiring q thOrouRb
collegiate education, whilst the Commercial
Department offers rare advantages to young
men deslrous Of entering on mercantile Pur-
suits.
The next Session will commence he last
MONDAY IN August
Applicants for admission will do well te be
in time. FOR particulars address
aul7 I'm BROTHER EDWARD, President.
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PRIyATE sELECT SCHOOL.

E.ERS. NJ. A. KNOX will resume her school on
I1 MONDAY, September 7th, at her residence,
Northeast corner OF Orleans and Court street
extended. Pupils will be received and classed
from September LIST. Terms modified TO suit
the times. aul6 II
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TRADE.

Beautiful weather characterized the week
Just gone. and though trade has been very fair
IL was not 70 good as IL would have been had
the planter felt disposed 10 leave his cotton
fields At this eventful deIiod 10
visit the city. While we would exuit
in more activity IN the general markets. We are
not at all disposed 10 grumble. knowing that
the comparative scarcity OF buyers Is u,ed bv
the very best OF reasons, and will only fer the
matter for a few days at the farthest.
Stocks are mostly Light. This is especially
the case with meats, which hsve advorceJ
since our last, and are very firm. Tagging
ties, Sugar and molasses, are unchanged, with a
fair demand. Corn, hay and oats are scarce
and very firm.
The Memphis dry goods market for the week
bss been quite active. Our JobbiDg houses are
doing probsnly as large a business as at am
time since the war. and what is doing il OF a
safe and legitimate character. There is no dis
position 10 drive " upOn the part OF the house.
neither is the country merchant at all in
clined TO overstock himself. To thls COM
pleIioD of affairs do We attribute the large
amount o fJObbiog trade now doing. The deal.
er from the interior finds Il far better to buy
six, eight or ten times every year Than 10 lay
in enormous and probably Improbable stocks
in the spring and fan. As an evidence OF the
change brought about by the war, and the bad
crops Of the past three yeas in this respect, Il
IS only necessary 10 glance al the shelves Of our
dealers throughout the county. Nc Old uE.
fashionable and useless goods cucumber their
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shelves, with which their customers have BE-
come almost as familiar as the salesman, but
In their stead are smaller. fresher aud more de-
sirable goods which can he duplicated as fast
as sold. Prices are frmer at last weeks quota
tons.
In boots and shoes we have very little change
to note. The market remains very firm, and
al kinds of winter wear are in active demand.
stocks which were pretty well run down dur
ing the latter part OF last month, are again be-
ing renewed. and Will within the next week be
as large and complete as at the opening OF the
-eason. The new stocks coming in will proba-
bly, be higher than those now On hand, SIS man
ufscturers have advanced their rates on TEA
ouaDie goods. We quote
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SALE
Commissioners Sale.

DY virtue of = decree OF The Cbicot Circuit
- Court On the ChanceTy size thereof, zen
dered 1t the December Term. AID, 1910 said
Court, in q certain suit therein pending,
Wherein Richard K. Sessions was complainant
and Waiter Sessions was defendant, the under
VIII sell. on The
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First Monday Of January, Ar. lseo,

II being the 4th day Of January. 1862, on
the premises, in said county cf ChicOt, at
public auction, to the highest bidder, f0r cash
in hand, all the land in said decree mentioned
and described As follows, to-wit: Beginning
Two chains and sixty-hve Hnks vest Of the
southeast ccrner OF section Sc in township Is
8 2 west. et a stake bearing tFa& msnia
marked with a cross II incnes IA dianster {;
bears south IL SO west 40 links Esek5erry
marked with a eros Is inches in Ciameter [;
bears south 5O9. east % Ink thence west On
township line Il chailS AMI % Inks to the
east corner OF section % corner req OAK -
inches in diameter, bearing moth 81. vesG n
Inks thence north on section line ~ chains
70 stake In Held thence St Bcla'nS 20 stake
center OF section IS: thence Forth a. chains 20
half mile cercsr OF sections 20 and . gam II
inches IN diameter bearing north 1', vest 20
LINKS; Themes est 81 Chains anc = links % .
mulberry post on BANK OF Cid biver Lake !;
thence mssndsring lake So, east 8 chains
auG % links TO stake thence scuth 5zs 20. east
Il chains 50 links N STAKE; thence south ST.,
east a chains and g links TO stake: thencs
south 6%S, west Qeaying stakel IS chains and 90
links TO stake tnence south 4Ss S01H, east ~
chains to stake; thence south 90 81, est g
chains and 80 Inks 70 point OF beginning, con-
tanning nine hundred 800 acres OF iaDd, being
situSte and lying in township 10, south, range
z west. Also the following lands to-wit West
part Of n W y Of section 8 W OF BAYOU L pt.
n " = OF section 8. = Of tsyou Z FRI =; 5
a section. s n w 4 s " Z section 3; T
II, 5 r 8 " " 4 2; EL section ), 7
Also W 4 section q; Nj fd.Z ofsaIae section ;
s L Il same section aDd : a a., 4 section =. 1
is SE west, containing, with tic SOC scres
above described, tWenty-seven hundred g27uel
acres, more or less All OF The above described
land fronts on Lake CuteOt, tbCUt ~ miles
rum Lake village. IN SAID county OF C6tCOt
and State Of Arkansas, and the same viii be
sold in block or In quantities to suit pur-
ehaSeTE in order to carry o1t said decree. This
Is one of the most valuable tracts CT land in
the South, about 100 acres OF which are in =
higd SKATE OF cultivation. The improvements
are a me Steara Gin IA. good order, two good
Dwelling Houses and bIioE quarters, sufficient
to accommodate lcO hands
Sale VIII take place al Il ohlock M on said
day. l. II. SPRINGER,
GOHmisa-oDeT.
RS~CiBcinnati Weekly Enquirer aespy eight
veaks and send ban To tbis office. ans
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COTTON.

The Liverpool market, at the opening OF this
week, was firm, UplGnds lOd. Orleans IGifd.
frlces have advanced steadily y, and that market
has been sctive all the week, the last dis.
patcneS, which was received at ] pm, to-day,
quoting That market baOysnt, Upla1ds lid, Or
leans llHd, an advance Of "a during the week.
TRs week opened with a fair demand IN New
York, and Uplands firm Ht2lc, clO-ing quiet and
Middiings 2G14c; Middiinzs IN;
Orleans ne; Good MitdIIngs 2lzc. This
shows a decline in New York orc since morn
ing.
Our market was active during the week. but
prices did not advance with other markets.
This is attributed to the fact that prices here
have been aIl along too high, and orders could
not be flied. Several prominent buyers have
returned during the week, but can scarcely be
said TO have commenced operations as yet. The
major part OF the receipts, TO date, have run in
low gsades, or from Good Crdinaries TO low
Hiddlings, but We leok for more or the finer
grades TO come in-now that the weather has
been fine for over a week.
The market, until Saturday, was tOlsrably
firm, upon a basis OF &c FOR Middlings, and
since Thea has advanced fully lc, closing firm.
Sales to-day were as follows; Is bales Ordinary
2Hc; 3at21c; at PC; 3 Good Ordiuary Z2zc;
G at 22he Is at NC; 3 at &c; Eat nc; Is at
22Zc; 1S a t22l4c; at 2Zs4o; at 221sc; 3 at 29<c:
Sat 23c; IS a. DC; / at 225s; 8 at 22I9c; at
2Zc; Low Middungs at 1870; 4 at 23c; 2 a.
25Zc; p at &c; Is at DC; at
BE; ? at Z55c; l al z3%c; 20
at ZS1Scs s at Z3lZc: 20 at 23lzc: 20 In various
lots, 2S4e; ct z31zc; 2at2 35zc; Eat 28c; / al
224c; l at 2z5zc; 3 at DC; Eat 23zc; Is Al ZSLe:
8 a. z8Zc l3 st 23Nc; IS at 23Ic; Is at Z3%c; I5
at 23zc; 2at 2s1zc; at pc; bales MIddlngs.
2354c; 2at2isi j. A PAS 10 at 245sc; 4at 2Ic; s
at &c; 10 at 2ic; lSat &c; IS at "a; Sat PC; 2
at &c; IS ~ 2SlEc Sat 2fIfc; 6 a. 24c; : at Z3Lc;
IS at ZE4c; j Il 2ic; ~ at 24J&c; 3 at zee; Is at
go; IS st 2f<ci 5 at 24c; 3 bales Strict Mid
dIings, 243ze ] at sc; l at 25c; 2 al pc: Eat 25c.
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&
DisgGRaTI, InfTmaTy and Drug Store,
hes. 40 and Sc North Court st,
MEMPHIS, : TENNESSEE

mE0tEdlS5 IENNESoEE
nR. RUSSELLB DISPENSARY AND IN
II PRIMARY, the largest and Oldest tnstitu-
ton OF the kind In the southwest, established
In 1853, pleasantly located at Nos. 40 ana A.
north side Of Court Souare, Memphis Tenn, Is
open for the reception OF patients desiring
treatment and the comforts of 8 home while
receiving the same. Patients also treated AZ
Is acknowledged by all parties Interested a.
by far the MUST SUCCESSFUL PHYSICIAN
IN the treatment OF Private or Secret Diseases.
Quick, thorough and permanent cures guarSn-
te51 in every case, male or female. Recent
cases OF G~ONORRHEA and cured
IA q lew days, without the use Of Mercury,
chang OF diet, or bindrsnce from buSlne3-
SECONDARY SXPHILIS; the last VeEtfss
ersdicatsd without the use OF Mercury. In
voluntary loss OF semen stopped In q short
TINA. Sufferers from Impoteney or Loss OF
Sexual Power restored to free vgor In a few
weeks. elect or GOnorrnea Of iOEZ standing,
when all internal remedies have failed, per-
manently and speedily cured ey a new treat
ment. Victims OF and excessive
Veuery, suffering from SPEhmATOHEEEA
and los OF physical and mental power, speed
fly and permanently cured.
So An consultations strictly confidential.
Chronic rheumatism, Neuralgia, Geut5. Pa.
raIysis, Deafness, etc., treated ~ the aid OF
Electro Magnetic Battery.
ONCE hours nom . an. to l p.m-I and nom
THOSE wishing to purchase Drugs. Family
N~edicines, Perfumery, Toilet Articles, etc.,
would do well to call at RUBSELLfS DRUG
STORE before purchasing elsewhere, No. 4
north Court street, under the D~ispensaTy.
jeN
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DRUGS, ETC.
THEO. HOERNER,
Analytic and Manufacturing Chemist,
Druggist snd ApOthec8ry,

"a and 90 BeaI Street.
NorthTest corner OF Second.
~ made, aud written eporta furnished.
Physician Prescriptions carefully com
pounded at all hours.
Patent Medicines, Soaps, Perfumery, Toilet
Articles, and everything pertaining TO 8 nTst-
class Drug Store. sepH u
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COTTON STATEMENT.

CHAMBER OF ~CoEHFRoE.
AEAFHIs, October 8, 1853. /
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DIR. IS,

@~ 49,
EORMERLY OF JAMES LOCK
r Custom House street, New Orleans, tesGaD-
lished 1850, for the last eight years located II
Chieaao. and celebrated throughout the eOun-
try in the successful treatment o. FRISAIs
can be complementary eonsulDs1 ~
his ONCE and parlors. 81 and 93 kAnqolpn
street corner of Dearborn street, or Oy letter
Postsfiee Drawer 5S63-
DR.. IA treats Mex kdAL,
SYPHILITIC, BLOOD and SKIN DISEASES,
and all DISORDERS OF a con fAGlOUS VIZ
NEREALCBARACTER-which ne cures with
out the use OF mercury, iodide OF poIaSss, arse
Ter. e positive cure for all humors and blood
pOisOns. sr.rrI-.T
NOCTURNAL and DIUBNRL
br.NCght on by abuse OF the or
c1as. early indiscrc @dons, exessses, OF snlallsa
hereditarily, causing Of vtaIoD ana ofIan-
times Insanity, WITH a depI'A SUE H
symptoms, treated and radieS - ~
in fsnible method, saving time : vsns ~ q
All diseases peculiar TO the sexual Ga ~aD
private character, r~dioaly and perm
cured. -
the blood has become poisoned. producing
blOtches on The face, small wGtery blsiers,
pains in Inc head and bones, liberated throat
and nose, sores on the limbs and body, Scrofula,
together with an endless NUMBER Of suferings,
efeetuallys and permanently cured.
DR. NJ Is recommended by the press OF
the country, by professors OF medical colleges,
and by the medical profession generally.
Those afflicted should apply to him, and be
THE MoNTToR, by DR.. James, a treatise upon
diseases peculiar to the sexual organs of either
ssx. causes, effects and their remedies, compiled
from an experience OF twenty years Practee
in the exclusive treatment Of these diseases,
Nent to any address, securely raped Prce
ne Dollar. Pamphlet on SPERMAroRRHEA
one on SYPHILIS, SEPT In sealed envelope
a receipt OF postage-two red stamps An
-. DR.. JAMES, Postofice Drawer 5S6S, Chi
illinois. sepl7tf
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PETRo OIL.
Petro Petro! Petro !

THE Tennessee Petro Oil Company Is still
i alive at their new stand,
8 Maf Street, Opposite Clay Building,
We inform the publici in general to come for
ward and try it., We also defy competition in
our Lamps, Burners and general Lamp Stock.
We are manufacturers of the Hanging Rock
Stoves. Tinwars, Castings Of great varieties.
wholesale and retail. Merchants viii do well
to examine our stock.
seS I'm RoSENBAUM & BROS,
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WELL BORING.
WATER! 1VATER !
WELL BORING.

HAvING purchased the right for Tennessee,
III of Heath & Cos Patent Well BOrer, We
offer fer sale a few County Rights, and also to
bore " ellis on the shortest notice. This inven-
ton Is pronounced by all practical men who
have 81 en- IL, and those who have used ft az
unrival-ied for the purpose designed. The Well
occupies 50 little space; is so sale from any nut
sance and accident; 20 peat and durable, that
IL may be located anywhere desired. We sre
prepared to show specimen Wells and the
whole app aratus to parties desiring to see them-
We have In tdisputable testimOnialso OF the supe-
rfcrity and eheapness OF these Wells over s1
Others know y. From fifteen to twenty dollars
psr day can be made by any intelligent work
ing man in { he use Of this invention. A club
of I'VE or six persons wanting Wells can buy a
County Right for what a well would cost them.
and work IL "a great profit for others For such,
opportunities are ever offered for investing q
Few hundred dollars TO advantage.
Adde'S X. FLETCrsBK a. 10,
eeS Ne. 26 Second street, Memphis, Tenn,
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The stock in Liverpool on Friday The % was
81 600 bales, OF which los ON0 were American.
Stock ahoat, same date, So 900, OF which tU0
were American. Stock In New York Saturday.
the Sd, 500 bales. Weeks receipts Al al United
slate ports ending same date, 1900 bales
Shipments from Bombay sirce last report 10
date, 500 bales.
The following table shows the dates Of the re-
cep'iOn OF the hnt bale" in New York for a
series ofyears, as well 8s the receipts Of new
cotton each year up TO the Ist Of September as
well rs the total cropof each year since 1850:
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EDUCATIONAL.
ProcA.G 4rOwn's

IN s.na TO- I'll be opened in
- the Linden street School b. ~ -
DAY, 5th of October. Until III, 'HPBay ~
admission st the law Office of 3. = 1SaStSs
ESQ, Nc. "A Madison street, or that = 80
Heath, Lewis q Fraser, corner OF I'm 80
Second streets. seps -