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officer, resigned about thesame time Fcoro d
that this officer should be directly associated with the
fresldent Hence Charles H Manson Columbia an accom-
psned accountant selected vacancy created by Mai
resignation To his general statement and
your atentlon is respectfully invited you
may understand of the condition of the Csy
his general statement appear that the Road has
tnus a as by its liabilities debt less than
$l9OOO00 considering the advanced to and
cash on hand as fully equal the liability contractors ndee
dent of the property receipts from
While of assets the Company still has, it's first bonds
$5850O; bills receivable for $1125OO stock in the Charlotte md
South Carolina Railroad Company S7550O the city of
Augusta $4,000; besides other assets consisting Of land
mules &C. independent of its future ncomewhch viii yield
something it's treasury bonds are endorsed
by the Charlotte and South Carolina Railroad Company
believed to be the best secured per issued in The
State of South Carolina With properly administered
progressed of its early completion to the
city OF Augusta about eleven miles from rante present
Western terminus of the trac-whence will run daily to
Charlotte, % N G., without change of cars.
bed very will easily maintained while the rails
are OF substantial pattern with all the joints by
It's commanding position for through over sixty
miles between Augusta and New York. penetrating healthy fertile
country Welding good local income prove under fair
when completed valuable property well great
Under all circumstances considering the Company
tine tine h the high ssa price Of rails and other
ing confidence and credit with the violent opposition
State deemed having SO nearly COMPLETED
road long since demanded by the public necessities Of
laid many rails under the same enbrrassment With
as nuc economy The formidable opposition to enterprise
while has delayed its progress credit only demon
straes its public Importance and necessity
The Board of Direction take pleasure acknowledging the be
RAJ spirit and material aid rendered in its construction
otte and South Carolina Railroad interests and
policy these corporations Identical it suggested by
many stockholders of each that would both
to have them consolidated company pro
uce unity and concert in extended ne thereby rendering
both more efficient for public convenience and transportation and
While these considerations admitted weight your Dire
ton have not mauey considered the subject would beg to
refer the matter to the stockholders for such
@ as y G may may deem % M prGP. Inc of this Company
ton in the work of construction and the valuable
contractors in Edgefed spirit manifested bv the
land proprietors from Coumb. to Augusta
Respectfully submitted
WILLIAM JOHNSTON, President
COLUMBIA AND AUGUSTA RAILROAD COMPANY
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MARRIED.

Near Winnsboro, on the 25th November.
ult., by the Rev. Mr.. Bracket, Mr.. JOHN
M. MILLER, of Columbia, to Miss ANGIE
Henry @. Nichols. No cards.
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FLOUR! FLOUR!!

WE have just received, and will con-
wv tinue to receive, choice lots of
Family, Superfine and Extra FLOUR,
which we can supply in any quantity.
Nov 26 f3 D. @. PEIXOTTO q SON.
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Peach Blow Tctatoes.

A LOT OF very fine Peach Blow POTA-
"A TOES, just to hand and for sale low
y GEORGE ". PARKER, Agent.
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the immortality OF infamy Of Butler.
The supply is ample for all.
And, after all this, not a particle Of
proof has been fshed up or moused out
by the Committee against either of the
seven Republican Senators who voted
for acquittaI. These are scatheless, while
Pomeroy, and Julian of the House, are
materially damaged.
! No one who has been in Washington,
and witnessed the scenes that are enact
ed there, in the Hobbies of the Senate and
the House, and who knows something OF
! the modes in which Senators and MEM
bers Of the House are operated on, and
By what manner of men they are manip-
ulated and by what appliances seduced
and controlled, will deem anything too
severe that can be said in regard to the
corruption that prevails there, and the
character OF the Radical leaders. One
cannot write the truth about either,
without seeming to exsggerate. Gam
blers, adventures, sharpers and specu-
lators, the political Gievaliers d'indWstrie
are the busiest and most influential
men in Washington. They hold Sen
atorial votes in the hollow Of their hand,
and use them for their sinister purposes,
or sell them for money. Female adven
turers, too, are not without voice and
lnhsence. Feed by "rings and combi-
nations, they lend their efficient aid to
urge forward the various jobs and
schemes, which are to make fortunes for
their inventors. Thus it is that the
Government Of so many millions of peo-
pie is run for the benefit of comparatively
an Insignificant handful Of men, large
proportion OF whom are mere we'll.
dressed and plausible adventurers, and
not few low-bred and vulgar sharpers.
Ali Radical Senators and Represents
tives are not like Butler, Bingham, Lo-
gan and others who have discarded prin-
ciple as an article unnecessary and EN-
barrsssing to politicians. God forbid we
should include all ia that class There
are men among the Radicals in Congress
who are not regardless of the obligations
Of honour, decency and fair dealing |
Such, for example, are Sprsgue, Antho-
ny, FrelinghuyseD. These and others
do not forget that they were gentlemen
before they were Radicals, and that they
have right to be SO yet. There is
wide difference between these and |
Morton and Yates and such men
as Sumner aud Drake and Stewart, |
of Nevada, and Chandler OF Michigan. !
The comedy is played out. It's mise
rable close was eminentIy worthy of
itself. Defeated and failing to convict
on the 1lth, ID aad 80 articles, the Radi-
cal majority refused to decide on the
others, and adjourned silas die, refusing
to decide at all. The ease ingloriuusly
sneaked out of Court, without even be-
ing n0n-Prossed,- ignobIe and igno-
mipiOU5 death. It strutted its brief
hour on the stage and passed away, and |
are none who care enough for the
corpse to give it decent burial. FEnis
coronat opas, the end crowns the work,
it used to be said but such an end is far
from being crown Of glory.
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$4,000 WORTH OF DRUGS
At Cost,
AT NO. AIS MAIN STREET.
Wholesale Drug Emporium.

WE WILL CONTINUs TO SELL OUR EN-
w tire stock of Drugs, Medicines, Dyes,
Paints, Oils. Liquors, PeEnades, Psrinmery,
soap and Fancy Toilet Articles generally, ETC.,
etc. now on hand in broken pack ages. 70 The
RETAIL AND TOWN AND COUNTRY DRUG
IRA I <, and to Planters, AT COST, until the
whole stock Is closed ont, with a view to ms
king our trade to a WHOLESALE AND
JUBBING HOUSE EEXCLUSIVELY. Wethere-
fore hold out these inducements to the trade,
who wish to buy every hing usually kept IN
Wholesale and Retail Drug store, at greatly re-
ducei prices.
N. B.-TheSe rates will be afforded for short,
time only, as cur present stock was bought ~
low cash prices, and we do not expect t9 dupii-
cate Drugs at lower ngures, only Ia unbroken
packages.
and Country Druggists, bOtA for the present
and future knowing we can make II greatly 10
your interest 10 patronize us.
Address ali orders TO
D. b. WATSON q CO.,
mal2 If No. 3ls Main street.
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WHEATON, NURSERY.
Two Miles South Of Memphis, on
Horn Lake Road.
John TRENT. wADDY THOMPSON.
JOHN TRENT & co.,
PR0PRIETOBs,
SUCCESSORS TO
DIR. 8. NJ. WHEA ATOM,

VIE are prepared to III orders for every de-
w scription of Fruit. Flowers and Orna-
mental Trees. Grape and Strawberry Vines and
Hot House Plants, Roses, etc, etc.
Our stock Is made up OF the best selections
which can be gotten mp in Europe or Amerfca.
We solicit correspondence rom all who pur-
chase trees in large or small quantities. or any
who wish to adofn their places with choice and
rare Flowers and shrubs.
sS- First class Landscape Gardener.
Flowers for Bouquets and Wreaths always
On hand.
eS Descriptive Catalogues. With prices and
all necessary Information viii be furnished By
applying personally. or by letter to
% daw II JOHN TRENF & co.
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NOTICE.

"A tate Of VIM. Hutchinson, deceased. are
hel eby notified and required 20 appear and ME
scribed By law, with the ierk OF the County
Court Of Shelby county. Tean., on or before
the 3lth day of October lS6S. OF they VIII ne
forever barrel. The insolvency OF said estate
having been s1gges cd, It Is being adm Mustered
as B1ch In the County curt.
TON GALE, EIscutor
ma; laWfW Of Wn. Eateh1nsan, daa'es
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importance Of Hair as an OrlaRgnt.

w ITHoUT A FINE HEAD OF HAIR NO
w woman can be really beautiful. Without
TINS croWRlng excellence of beautiful hair, no
lady oan obtain without buying it at MADAME
LANIGhE. Call and see for yourselves, for
artistic styles and elegance, at 283 Ia Main
street. upstairs. oppos ite Court So q e.
n. 3. Wigs, Chignons, etc., Hair Cutting, IN
APPS 8m r. LAvTGNE
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THROUGH TICKETS

Can be procured at the Company's ofdce, No.
2.sz1& Main street. corner Of Jefferson, or at
Depot head OF Main street also, at OveTtOn
Hotel, and Of LARRY HARMsEAD d CO.,
corner Main and Madison streets.
BS- Baggage Checked at Depot or BY the Mem
phis City Transfer Company al Hotels, Phi
vate Residences, or on board boats arriving at
Memphis to all principal Eastern Cites
SAM B. JONE5, Superintendent.
ASA HILL, Passenger Agent. apps
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WORKS ON FREEMAE0NRY
PUBLISHED BY TIE
MASONIC PUBLIS HING
AND
COMPANY,
4s2 BrOOme street, New York.

T TTURGT OF THE ANCIENT AND AC-
IL copied Scottish Bite of treemasOnry, for
the southern Jurisdiction Of the United states
BY Albert Pike, 33d, SOW. Grand Commander.
SVo Splsndidly illustrated with ChrOmo-htho-
graphic plates ana numerous wood engTaVings,
Part IL, 4th 70 l4th degree, IS 20.
aSs 1t would perhaps seem unnecessary after
giving the above title-page to say anything
further IN the way OF recommendation. The
name OF the author should Of itself be suffi-
cient guarantee Of its WORTH Ill. Bro. Pike, by
his learning and contributions has done az
much to elevate the standard of Masonic lite
nature and extend a knowledge OF its symbol
ism, Ell 1ics and history any other living
man This book, In its particular department,
bracing matter not only useful to the Masonic
student OF every grade, but 10 men of science
in the highest literary Held or the present age.
Notwithstanding this book has been preceded
by several of a similar character. yet TO Bro.
Pike alone Is due the honor Of first exploring
This branch Of Masonic literature and Of open
ing to the admiration of the Graft lis vast store
holse OF knowledge and beauty. This work
C ntains tne degrees OF the Ancient and Ac-
cepted Rite from the fourth to the fourteenth
inclusive, Is elegantly Illustrated with ChrOm0-
uGnOgraph .ngravIngs, showing sll the jewels,
costume, furniture, ETC., belonging 70 each ce-
gree. No expense has been spared in gettingiL IL
up, and 1t is without doubt the nl 81 elegant, as
Weil as one Of the most useful books, ever Of
fered to the Fraternity,
Published and for sale by the Masonic Pub
fishing and Manufacturing COmpany, AZ
Brooms street, New YORK, and B9olEse Ilefs gen
orally ia the United States,
SS- Copies of the above for the Memphis
Brethren are ready for delivery at the Editorial
Rooms OF the APPEAL, IA Jefferson street, up
stairs. IE ianaS
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NOTICE.

A CERTIFICATE Of shares Of German Ma
"A tional Bank Stock, No. Sc, issued to FRANK
Meier, August q 1896, having been losE or stolen,
all persons are warned not to trade for the
same and notice Is hereby gtved that have
applied 70 the Bank for new certificate.
na2I 8W FRED. Z. WARNER
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Notice to the Public.

HAVING established our Omnibus Line, and
III determined to work at the SAME RATE
and having an experience OF fifteen years in
the business in Memphis, we respectfully So
licit Of our old friends and the public share Of
tbeir patronage. We have the eexclusive privi-
lege OF Checking Baggage In connection with
the Mem phis and Charleston Railroad. Pas
reliability of our agents. Fare to and from any
points within the city, 20 Cents. Prom vt at
tention given 70 calls left at the Ticket Ofiee Of
the Memphis and Charleston Railroad, 27S Main
street, and at the Office OF Keck a Bros, S99
isH maj w w. PATTERsoN, KICK q co.
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ARKANSAS STAGE LINES

From
LITTLE ROCK
TO BENTON,
HOT SPRINGS.
Rockport, ArkadeIphia, spoOnviIle, Antwine,
Washington, ClarksviIle, Texas Tulip, Ark.
Princeton. Camden, Louisville, RusseIviue,
DardaneIl, Clarksyille, Lewisburg, Ozark, Van
Bnren, Fort Smith.
Arkansas. D. J. CHIDESTER 3 CO.,
tal Proprietors.
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Wednesday, the FIrst Day Of JaIy, isas,

At Il O'Clock m. at ths Courthouse door, in tha
town OF OsceOls, ArkHnsas, sell 90 pubilc yea
ing d. scribed real and personal property IN
said Deed of Trust, conveyed 70 me. tc-E1t.
The east % half Of the northeast ~ quarter
Of section (i0l ten, the southeast 90 quarter 81
sectio (t0l ten, the west - half Of the south
west "a quarter OF section tli) eleven, and the
wnOte Of seeEit u (i0} DfteeD, N Township 10.
y north OF the base line, and rauge 10 east cr
the 5th principal meridian. iogeth' WIN al
the huildings, machaneTy, tools, Ir1t iemenf5
aud stock 0f every ki1.d on tlas D. eaal -. ir-
cludfrg tbs new steam Saw and 6rist 1il re-
Gently placed On said laad b Mesars. n tche4
4 M6ntgqm. y.
Ths equity - radsmpilcn IN said property u
waived and .itle ee taVsd to Be aoo1s out czz1-
CHARLES BOWEN. TF1ssse.
May a, lssk nasta
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MOHTvaLE SPRIHGS---ls6S,

THIS FAvORITB SUM1IEB RE50RT. SIT.
4 uated in 6ls1nt eOantY. East Tenuezsee,
VIII be opened for the reception Of visitors on
"a . LIST OF jane.
The marked beneficial results attending the
use Of the-e waters. IN funct onal deranze-
ments of the Liver, Bowels, Kidneys ana Skin
aud the cure OF Chronic Diseases. ATTEST their
Medi iual Properties
All tue se9essOTits or enfoymenf and rearsa-
ton at tbs best " tering pIacl VIII be found
here.
The facilities for reaching 3sBtvsle this SEE
son val be increased by the extension Of the
Knoxv3lle and Charles on Railroad nov n
rapid course OF constructs u, and regular rains
are expected to be running, by the time OF
opening. to Maryvine, whence passeug gers are
conveyed in coaches 70 the springs, nine miles
distant.
Board reduced, per day, to g per week Ei1
per month, $40. Address FOR pamphfr a con-
tanning analysis and description Of waters sie..
Ema9 IN JOS. L KING, Knoxvilie Ten Z.
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AMERICAN HOUSE,
BOSTON. MASS.

THE very important and extensive I'm prove
Il ments which have recently been msds In
this popular hotel, the largest IN New England,
enable the proprietors to oEfsr to Tourists, Fam
lies and the Travelling Public, eccOmnnOda-
tons and eonve nlsaces superior 10 any other
Hotel in the city. During the past summer
additions have been made Of numerous suites
Of apartments, with Oathing-rO0ns. water
closets, ETC., attached one OF TUfts' magntd-
cent passenger eleVatnrg, the best ever con-
structed, conveys guests TO the upper story OF
the house in one minus, the entries have
been newly and richly eSrpeted, ana the en-
tire house thoroughly repienished ard refur-
nished, making IL, in al It's appointments,
equal TO any hoel in the country
telegraph once, Billiard Halls and Cafe On
the hrst door. LEWIS RICE SON,
fabT sOdsrn PrOuriefOrs
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TRANSPORTATION.
QUICKEST TIME EAST
is BIZ THE
Memphis & Louisville Z. Z. Line.
Only SO Hours and 55 Minutes - New
York, 20 I-2 Hours 70 Louisville,
IL 3-4 Hours 90 Nashville,
30 IA Hours TO Sc. Louis.
DOUBLE DAILY TRAINS CONTINUED,
DOTH Trains making direct Through Con-
- neetions 10 ali Esastsrn Cittes, An advantage
offered By no other route from Memphis.
Commencing Monday, April p, 1865
Trains viii leave Memphis as follows:
200 AM 400 r.a'
QUICKEST TIME EAST
Memphis & Louisville B. B. Line.
DOUBLE DAILY TRAINS OO1TISUED,
Commencing Monday, Aprll q, 1855
Trains viii leave Memphis as follows:
7;eO Am, Z 400 '.A.
Night Exnreas
EIOrHing Express

The TOO am. Morning Express reaches Louis
Vile at $40 Am; indianapolis al 10 am; Cln.
clnnau at y noon, and EeR Yoik at gs3j ?. NJ,
the next aay, = hours and 20 minutes N adv anc5
OF any train leaving Memphis the same day BY
other routes, and with one night less railroad
travel.
The PM Night Express arrives at Louisville
az I=30 pm; NASHVILLE aJ6:45 am; st. Louis a.
l50 pm. the next day, Eastern Passengers
taking this Train have chAIce OF routes from
Louisvllle either By the Jen- rsOuYtlle Railroad
via Cincinnati or Indianapolis, or the UEited
States Mail Line Steamers via Cincinnati,
reaching New York tine second morning eleven
hours aud nfteen minutes IN ADVANCE or pas
seugers taking night train nom Mem phis by
any other route, and with one night less rail-
road travel.
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Take Notice.

DY arecent decision OF the Court in st Louis,
ID G. f. Filley'E SOLE RIGHT 20 use the re
"CHARTE& OAK" was sustained. All
persons infringing on those rights VIII be
promptly prosecuted. The Genutns old Re-
liable" Charter oak stove can be found
ONLY AT NO. 227 MAIN STREET,
Adjoining Worsham House.
]. =. SUHABEL & c.,
naai2 I'm Sole Agents FOR Mem phis, Tenn.
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DY virtue OF Deed OF Trust 70 me exscat ed
I'D BY Joseph Mitchell on 10th day OF Nay /,
l56Js and recorded in the registers ONCE OF
M1ssissi ppi county, Arkansas, IN book voInmo
LIST. page 537, fer the purpose Of securing the
payment OF certain notes therein stated, I
Will. on
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DR.. JAMES.

FORMERLY OF JAMES LOCK HOSPITAL.
4 Custom 6ouse street, New Orleans. (estsfJ-
nshed 1850, for the lssI even years Coated In
Chicago, and celebrated throughout the cOun-
tTy IN hne successful treatmenL OF private
DISEASES, can be cOnfids nfially consulted at
hiso1ace and pa.lOfs, 81 and % RsndolDs street,
corner o. Iearbsrn street, or by letter PostofHcs
DIR. JAW MES treats CHRONIC MERCuRTAr.
51P61LIIIC. BLOOD and cI[IN Disc 4SEs5.
and al I~ORDEkS Of 8 ONTAGIOUS We
NkREAL ALCHARACFER-whic he ures With
ont the use OF mercury, tOdids o t2ssii arsenic
or any poison, but vii his NECTRALIZER =
positive cure for N humors and b ood urO5s.sng-
ORGANIC Weakness. such a. SEMINAL I.
MEAkNEsSY \ Cft RNAL and DIi RNAL
EMISSIONS, brought 0u BY abuse or the Or
gans, early indiscretiOns, excezEes. or en- allied
hereditarftg, ctusinZ less OF memory confu-
sion, depression, dimness OF vision and often
tiFnfs insanity, with depl0Fable train or O. Esr
9 N ptOms, treated an radically cured By an
In ailtbie methou, saving time and exuenEa
Ali diseases peculiar 70 ths sexual organ of >
PrtTste character, radically and psrmsdsntl
cured.
Old diseases Of the most horrfbis class. xbere
the blood has become poisoned produciug
biotchss on the face, small W4isry bis ers.
pains IN the head and o nes, liberated thrf AZ
81 nose, sores on the Iin15S Gnu 30. " scrof,la
togel her Elfh Al endless NUN ber ~ ST, fer
fngs-eneet giaiiy alad permanently cured-
d. LAME Is rec 'iumended BY the press OF
the country ~ prois ssors Of medical cnlleses
and by The medical profession generally. Those
ar1itcted should apply 20 him, and be cared st
once.
THE MoSrroR- by DR.. James a treatise mon
d seasss p-culiar - the sexual org rs Of G Ther
sex causes effects and their iss cOu1pfetI
nom an experience o. twenty years pra rics
in the exc usive treatment OF these dfseassss
sent 20 any address, seeurely wrapped Price
one dollar, Pamphlets OF sPERHA roE RIA or
one n SYPHILIS, sent in sealed envei De upru
u: JAMES, Postsfice drawer 5s5s. G. icago,
Ilinois spi= N
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MOUN & GEOGHRGAN,
252 Front Street, Memphis,
AGENTS FOR THE
ALBANY COTTON GIN
Manufacturing Company,
ALB ANY. NEW YOR K.
HAVE ON SALE

HAVE ON SALE
The Star Cotton Gin and Condenser,
the Hand Gin and Condenser.
The Power Gin and Condenser,
The Hand Gin without Condenser,
The Power Gin without Condenser,
The Cotton CuItivstor, or scraper and Chopper.
Gray's Patent hon-scrsw Press. for hay or
Cotton,
1ngersOrrs Patent Portable hay and Cotton
Presses.
star Railway Horse Power,
star Lever or sweep Horse Power,
star Threshsr and Cleaner Combined,
Horse Powers ana Threshing Machlnes-Dog or
Sheep Power.
Portable Wood Saving Machines-vegetabls
ssr Prices furnished and Machines shipped
by application to
MOON a GE0GHEGAN,
mh91 No. esq Front So, MemPhIs.
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ado you know who stole it Pp Butler
asked and the witness answered, -" No,
sir: L find you in possession of it."
The telegraph operators in Washing
ton and Baltimore were ordered by the
managers to bring before them all the
dispatches sent by them on q given day.
Oae company or more obeyed. Might
they not with equal right and decency
have demanded the msiI-bags from the
Postmaster? Woolley is imprisoned be-
cause he declined to state what he had
done with given sum OF money, after
he had sworn that it was not applied in
any manner that concerned the inn
neachment. Nothing Is sacred against
the espionageof this new Ssjanus, Butler;
no letter, however private, ne dispatch
about business, no conversation however
confidential. The filthy, prying, OBJ
scene animal must glcst over all No
wonder the Iate1sgencer styles the Radi-
cal party "a sot, reeling amidst the
pillars of the Constitution" Il shares
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The committee, the Aatelligencer said,
used its power to coeroe the production
Of the deposit accounts Of various indi.
viduals at one of the banks ia Washing
ton. Tnat journal said, with Just in
dignation and justifable severity:
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sNsyy IN. L..nE.-FoR ALBANY AND TROY, FARE 81 10.
.vxr.sson eaner will ran until the close Of
ysry Monday, .ass.s ~ near sprIns street SSr,e
Dfeinht reeebvad Aalps ""u r"usyi NsoSp
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A BEAUTIFUL FULL CONTINUOUS GUM SET OF
n Teeth, with plumpers, &1O. Painless extraction under
pr BODINE, 1870 Grand street.
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90 000-s5.oo AND $4,000 TO LoAN-oN NEW
perry, BY l. y. Davenport I32 Nassau street New York
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DENTISTRY.

A RTIFICIAL TEETH.-BEAUTIFUL SETS ONLY $40,
"A and warranted unsurpassed no charge lor elrae,ng
for lie. DIR. LUTHER, Denusr
80 West Eighteenth street, between Fib and silh avs
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IMPRESS LINE,
~ For Washington and Georgetown, D. C., and Aexan
andrtA, Va,
Sailing every Wednesday and Saturday.
The fine STEAMSHIP, EMPIRE, Captain Price, Is load
ing At pier Is East river, and will san Saturday, Nov 2
AlP.M.
Freight taken lower than BY any other line.
For freight or passage apply TO
JAMES HAND,
119 Wall street, corner of South.
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WANTED TO BUY-A MEMBERSHIP OF THE OPEN
w Board OF Brokers' Any person wishing sell his seat
win please send his address TO c. T. R., Herald office.