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TENNESSEE RIvEx CONVENTIox.

The Tennsssee River Convention viii
meet on the 24sh inst Wednesday next
Every city and town prOhting in tie least
degree by the trade Of the TenDesses Val
ley will he represented. Nashville, Louis
vile, and ever 81. Louis will be there in
the persons Of delegates selected for their
representative qualifications. Is Mem
Phis TO be alone In 8 eomplets ignoring
Of the Importance OF this Convention, or
viii she not rather equal her general
character for prompt recognition Of what
may bring grist to her mil, and send
three OF more gentlemen to Chattanooga
who will assist in the objects had in
view, the accomplishment OF which must
profit Memphis as much or more than
any other place south Ct the Tennessee q?
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REV. HENRY A. WISE, the gifted SOD
Of Ex-Gov. WISE, Of Virgioia, died at
the residence Of his father, in Rich
mond, on the 9Th inst. He had been
since the war the beloved pastor Of
Christ Church, Baltimore, but for 3 year
or more was insapseitated fEOm labor by
reason Of Illness. The r chmond Rsig,
in : notice 0; HE demise, says: In
his death, what promised to5s 3
brilliant and useful career, clCsas forever.
It has been many years since the church
Of which he was s member has produced
in this State one Of whom, in his en-
trance on the ministry, such high expee-
tstions were reasonably INDUCED. His
feeble frame was the only drawback on
powers Of orstory that could no. have
failed to give him a position among the
most eloquent preachers Of tae day. His
age, We suppose, was some thir5y-fvs or
afT -
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OFFIOERs OF TEE CoHPAaY.

at a meeting OF the stockholders, held at the
81. Charies HO ell IN NeW Orleans IN pursuance
I notice, en- the 18th day OF J snuary, the fol-
owing naped gentlemen Gin a~cc)rdRucs 10
terms o charteIA, We're elected Directors for the
Tnom !. A Adarre, New Orleans.
AL rsd Moulion New Orlssns.
d DsHaVeD, New Orleans,
WIN. CreRYy, New Or ADS.
Howard Mil p~ugh, New Orleans.
John Paul Baker. new Orleans.
john A. GFEW, ew Or cans.
H. Naurins, New Orleans.
u. ". F.0yYTeDce, Nicksburg.
Dr.. J.. H. M2ta1Ds, aemphis.
-. S. o IL, Memphis
Dr. J. ". Rogers, 6 emphia.
J. z ward Montgomery. Memphis.
John 3. Davies, LonisVil e.
A. Baker, Louisville.
HRmEel II Pat ersOn, j ferson vile.
John Obj, Maids N, l d.
Gen. T 7 = rlttendsD, Madison, Ind.
n. q. Ma tn, st. Louis.
Cant. n. z Carson, 81. Lo1ia.
AT a meeting OF the Directors, held for the
purpose Cf eieoiing officers the following
named gentlemen We're ele. ted:
ID. DeHayer, President. New Orleans.
john A. GrsW Vice President. New Orleans.
y. Mill>paugb, Treasurer, New Orleans.
Ms OTIS, Secretary, Memphis.
John q. avies, Chisf Engineer Louisville.
II d. Kirk, Sa peTintsndent, Madison.
c s Stewart, Assistant secretary, New Or
leans.
1T winnemore, General Agent. 8 Charles
Hotel. New Orleans.
!. RoCKtTT has been appointed Agent,
may be made for exchange OF lands ioE stock
in the ConT any,.
Office Ma. As Madison street.
H4T Lslg.r nd Post coPy Sw. feblT
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CONGRESSIONAL
wAsHISeToE. February IS, 1888.
SENATE.


The Senate Committee on Foreign
Relations this morning sgreed to recon-
mend to the favorable action OF that
Body the naturalization treaty with
Eoglsnd.
Also the treaty leaving to the Govern
ment OF Switz srlapd tine arbitration of
the San Juan Island dispute.
The COMMITTEES ana TO the unanimous
conclusion to recommend the Alabama
claims tresty.
Au effort will be made tomorrow to
90 into Executive session to consider
these subjects.
The President to-day appointed to the
Senate Gen. w. +. Smith to bs Consul
General st Havana; HOrasio Fox COnsaI
az Trinidad, Cuba Edward n. Wyn-
Agent for Indians IN New Mexico,
and w. A. FoWler, Pension Agent ct
Brooklyn.
Anthony, from the Committee on
Printing reDcrsf d & resolution TO printthe
memorial Of Duff Green In relation to
tbe Natiooal fioauce. Adopted.
Mr. Thayer moved to reconsider the
vote. Dnd Green had been a notorious
rebel, and be did net think 1t necessary
20 RECOGNIZES him to the extent OF print
ing his essays He moved to lay the
subject on the table. Carried.
Mi. TrpmSpll, from the judiciary Com
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TEz.EGRAPHLO



NKw YORK, February l8.-Mcney market
cay, at 7e. or cal, when CCcas Oned chevriui-
ness snd buoysncy on hJocg exchange 1ns e
Is no reason 10 expect a glut o money 10 the
immediate tutur-, but II there should be no
sa kiug up O ~ereenbacks, TIE suPpty Will be
equal - n demand that can leas .n2bls be
exoec e.. Strung stands better Pr,ne BANK
e sSsz@9iSc snort k~fghtsA@o18c ira sacllonS
are laTg-, .LOlgh TIE demand foon4 i'm p0 t-rs
is light, cold lower, and opened Si4c ate
gay actively aud excited, and close at G4Hc.
God Rbun amt. Luans made at ii and 10 ,er
cent for earring. L IS 0eliev q the c ,mii ina
ton one atoms Tor a ri-e nave partially un-
loaded Gle lrspces OF ST. O0t0J Stsie bonds
dull. New Tgnnessees bJ 45o55e.
Cotton dull and &c clover Upland7 2}c. 81.
refine 4 1urs . soc 49, cjt slnsa lvgl5e / Wer-
Wins y9ic. Rice ddI. CoGsr IA lair dema-d
and HgLc better; rio l5@lf2sc 10 gold. SUGAR.
Island, l3Hgl4&c. New or cans mOlasses e-@
S5c. Weoern IN ken com &c 2 81 o. Oriental
ard Lancaster calIeoes reduced to I2lk0 Amo :
keag l2c; Wsmsuets lOc.
New Orleans sEsrket
New ORLEANS. Fe6ruGy IS -C0ttOn unset
Flour hrm Supernne 90 S7%98 SO, Xxx 81 III
al 3. XXXS 50. Corn ia req1est. White IS
Gs7%c yellow sUc. OaiS scarce and higher n
&c. Bar unchanged. Hay, teadtDgn prime
81. Pork dull and lower at So 90. B COZ duu
IfZc. "a loHc Lard, IA Uerces 70 a2OLc
Keg221le. sagsrin good demand. C1HT99n
lz%aizHc prime ~ also; yellow cland4d I6r.
AolssseS in good demand; common IS a75c:
prime T7E9lshc.
CtBciDmEf7 Ezarker.
C1SCIySATI. February Is-Flour. family
s. C0d7 .. earn &c. Oals &c. p rk R33 81
Buia meats l33i6c. Bacon l4Lc, VIC TL~'
Lafdlgka zoe. al 'ding winte- whrsL a - =
30 Rye 81 429l 49, Butter SJ9S7c. ELS Is
@l9c.
L~9uisyaiie MBrker.
LOUISVILLE. February ls.-Salas ga hbds Of
Tobacco at IS 005lS -. Lard 20G20Lc Bacon
lsx, lTx ana lo14- Blk meas l3Z. ISZ and
i7Lc. Flour 3 1895 p. Corn 6Q6sgsc. Oats
85gg3c, whisky Csc.
81. Leuts Market.
Sr. LOUIS, February l8-S1perfne aaur
IS Eoa7 co rail wheat 81 z58l 90 Corn s5a7sc.
ats 62GB3c. Barley 1854 Rye Si IN a. S3.
Whisky ga. POrk s3{ Oh. RuIk meats l3L i5X.
and lie. Bacon, lfA, IN and lSc.
lineage Market.
CHICAGO, February is.- Flonr s515a5 o.
Wheat sl 2i9l p. Gate 5sc. Rye 81 9al 9l.
Narley 81 90@2 %. Highwines S9apic PORK
s3S 80. Lad H9ishc. Bulk shoulders l2xc.
c. ar sld-s l3Mc.
Fcroigs
LONDON, February lS.-ConsOls on 5.90,;
Bullion IN Bank Of England has increased
FEAsToRT, Feoruary ls.-U. 8. 5.@ bonds
ERPoo February Is Cotton nat. Mid
dliag upIanas u5s; Orleans IN. sales 5000
bsiss.
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MARRIED.

DEADAICK ALLlS N-Ou Wednesday
eveniog, Eth iEst., by Rev T. ,. WuhsTsp0On,
az the brides re idenoa, 80. g. Monroe street,
". W n1ADsIcE Ell 20 Bliss s. z. ALLIsoH
5HEPdEHD -CLUCII-Ab ihe res deAee OF
the hr'Ces father. IA EdE asi1, on dI3 18th
inst, ~ aav. & 7sfoSe. AIr. BEV. Z. ~SIEPHEsD,
o. Memphis. tenn AID hiss &AGgIa J.. sec
cna d71s1-r Of Capt q. ". Co IA.
THJRATON AALEE-At the Commercial
Hotel, On 2hE's5uy, lEih inst. - H=v Z. D.
WlIiersFoen, Capt. ). j. TsoESTOS 10 MlssM
E. ALLEsi bota Of this ely. NJ cards.
I'm aeGistsy aitar Tie ceremony the gallant
Captain Rad bis fair br-do departed upon a
trip, amid tbs congratulations OF their
many friends. Nag their fGtare bs as bright
and oioudisss es the Gay upOn which they arzt
commenced lies jour ney to=ether.
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The United States Economist, q paper
usually very careful in its estimates and
statements Of trade and crop prospects,
In q recent number exhOrts manufactu-
turers not to 60 upon the market for
cotton, but to await April sdvices from
the South, by which time It calculates it
viii be evidenced that the planters will
have planted for not less than 4 600 900
bales, when " Manchester will perceive
that the Southern crop has attained
old dimensions, ard ~spiuners will act
with extreme caution, refusing 10 buy
''cOtton except at q decline Of thirty to
forty per cent. upon present prices.n
Thus it will be seen tins planters. by
exclusive cultivation Of the staple. will
not Only damsgs their prospects Of pr.fi
from the future bus from 80 much OF the
present crop rs they may have oa hand
II 3 crop OF 2 500, 600 bales is raised in
1883, anda much breadstuffs, vegetables.
cattle, sheep, hogs, horses, mules and
poultry ss in 1855, the price OF cotton
will not alone be relatively as high as 4.
IL now, b1t the actual amount Of money
profit to remain Ia the Southern Ststes
will be greater. There need be but little
fear Of az increased competition from
Brazil, Egypt or India. In the latter
country the want OF facilities for trans
p0rtstiOD and the u~nrsliabiIiiy Of the
labor employed must FOR years render
cotton cultivation very uncertain ; while
IN Egypt the culture Of the staple Is COR
hued to 8 very narrow belt, the best re-
suits Of which have been felt ia other
Yeas; and 10 Brazil the continuance Of
the war with Paraguay is telling fear
fully upon her industries, especially upon
the cultivation OF cotton. A medium
crop OF cotton, with plenty OF foOd-stuf,
is, therefore, the true policy OF the plan
tiers Of the South. ANY other will prove
disastrous, and put these States back 10
the stsFysti0n point Of 1873.
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The members Of Citizs1s' UaIon, No.
2, held their third nesting at the
nall Of the Chamber Of Commerce yes
terdRy afternoon. There were Just
eighteen parsons present, beside the re-
pOrters, seven less than E quorum a fact
70 the Importance Of which the officers
did not awake until al the business re-
ported elsewhere had been transacted.
At the close three OF four members Of
Union No. l, entered their names on the
roll, so as to enjoy the melancholy satis-
faction Of belonging 70 both orgRniza-
tions. Altogether. this meeting wss 3
sad witness Of the degeueraey OF cur
property-hOlders. 0lly 3 few days IN
existence and already both Unions are
on their last legs. Another such meeting
and they will Plsy-out. Public opinion IL
against them. They were not conceived
in the right spirit. Next week we ez-
pecs to chronicle tie adlournms1t Of both
sf6e die.
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WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON, February Is Several
acquisitions upon the Treasury, by Mar
shRI5 OF the United States Courts, have
been refused, as the appropriation for
the Judiciary is exhausted. The next
monthly statement is expected to show
a considerable reduction Ia the public
debt.
TIE President and family wiLl vseate
the White House on the third OF March,
ard viii probably leave Washington on
the fifth.
Quite a number Of visitors called dur
ing the reception held at the headquar-
ters Of the srmy this morning.
The city IL rapidly filling up with visi-
tors 20 attend the inauguration.
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Srdin amce.

DEF Ordained, etc. SECTION J. Taat there
u bs issued % ths Bonds o. JU- City OF Mem-
pnis Nv A1ndIed u usaud dollars IN On8
thousand DOL Or bonds, having thIrty years t.
run, win coup lus attached at six per cent
Per sn2um, Tuicn boLd s-all be issuso by the
a y Tor The purpose u iEuGluS lis cue inIeoi-
eduess, and paying the zane.
Sec. , 1ha Mayor. lfJsT sizing ten days no
team tie new papers y lhs cI y Of Memphis,
hOlu a. election ANA subuaiG t. the qGali-
lied voters OF The city whether said bonds shaII
be is>uel, and II approve b. a uaiOIlLy Of said
voters, the same shall be 80 issued.
Passed m ily, February 10, 1873. Approved
February u, 1868.
). .. SWAYNE, Mayor, pro. tenn.
Attest: L. e. hI0HARDs, Llty Register.
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ST. LOUIS.

ST. LOUIS, February Is-R. 7. Leon
ard, OF 81. Joseph, has accomplished
the feat Of welkiDg one hundred miles
ia twenty-'our consecutive hours. He
commenced at twelve o'clock on Thurs
day night, snd finished at thirty-hve
minutes past eleven last night. He
walked on a brick pavement hall q mile
long. The last mile was made in eleven
Minutes.
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FROM the Nashville Banner Of We'd
nesdsy We get the hstteriug intelligence
that "JOHE CUTTER, Esq, a capitalist
from Albany, n. Y, after = thorough il
vestigation Of the process and Of the sup
ply and demand in Europe and America,
has undertaken to build IN Teuuesses
works for manufacturing Osk-bark ex-
tract. BE comes to 4 State relying on
his VI enterprise and money, and
asks no aid from cur people save the
countenance and friendly consideration
which sn intelligent community should
give to every enterprise calculated to sub
serve 8 great public interest and to in
crease the wealth Of our State" The
location for the factory has been fixed at
Johnsonvilie, on the Tennessee river,
o Of the most promising points on
the line Of the Nashville and North
western Railroad and the contract for the
construction OF the necessary buildings
been given q 1t is also stated that ten
or twelve thousand tons Of bark have
been contracted for, deliverable OF April.
when the works will he in operation.
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FOREIGN.

MADRID, February l8.-TLs Cortes
has requested Serrano to re-organize the
Cabinet.
PARIS, February 1S.-The Minister Of
the Interior announces his intention to
repress all abuses Of privileges conceded
to public meetings.
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DIRE n TKADE CONVENTION.
IUAHBER OF COMNFRCE,
MTNPHNg. Ten. hshruary In 1874

MEMPHIS, TEN -, February 10. 1863.
OUR ciiz DIS are remi0ded that the Cpnv-n-
~ ion held at Norfolk in 0 & Der las to pro
mrte direcL u Rde Letween that port and Eu
rope, adiou ned to meet IN his city at such
tim : as our Chamber OF CONNIE ce should de-
siznate, and they ars earnestly invited 10 g
semble at this CBambeT on Monday, the End
int at 3 pm, to adopt such plans and OrgsnI
~iza1ion- rs may beet promote tn obIsctin view
and uphold the reputation Of our city as one
of the foremost ia the march of enter. rise and
p Cg ess. remembering what an impulse our
tOriner convention gave to every ~iuterest hers.
1 eau but hope the meeting will be large,y at
tended by ali cias-e5 Of cur ci iZens.
fahlR ". Il. Il nRRY Prasyt
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BAVANA.

OTTAWA, February lS-The New
fouudland Legislature, by a vote Of 20 to
s, have adopted an address in response
to the Observation-Disclosures speech
recommending the Union with Canada.
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TEMpIIlS Appeal
FRIDAY MORNING. FEB. IL. Isss


Advertisers viii ind it greatly to their
Interests to make known the character
and value Of their wares through the
SUNDAY APPEAL-s pspsS enjoying sn
unrivaled circulation in the Southwest.
We print an unusually large edition
next Sunday.
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ELECTION MoTIcE.

Mayor OFFICE.
MEVPBIs, z e, February II, 1863.
In accordance with an act of the Lsgi aLui z.
pass d DC -mosr 3, 1867. and the I res o ng or
~dlnancP, passed. b. the board or Aldermen
February Is, 1883, and approved February IL,
1853, lie 3 tIu o uiu.nce will b. submit ID - 3
vOis of the quaJn+t voters of the city, at an
. lscJioa to b. Le,d fDr 20 Il purp Sc. 81 tue Vo-
ii < pisces 81 said city, on Mondsy, the dr>t
day OF March. 1909, tnOs1 u 100 the I 81.
anCe OF said bonds 10 have on their tickets
I 9 word " o Ids,' AID { Cas vgtiug az inst
the issuance Of the Uns the words No
tones; " a q the -ergeaut a. Arms wal c1n-
duct the said election BY whom a list OF The
Judge clerks and votiug p aces VIII be du y
announced, in o~nCIr. euC- Wiih the Ommi is
sIoner OF keg STATION for Shelby coua' Tenn.
IT. NE.
fe5lS MRgur, pro. tenn.
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MEMPHIS CITY MILLS.

THE Subscribers having nut In operation
thetr Neg MtJ, on the alley east OF Third
street. between PoDIar and Exchange, are pre-
pared to furnish FINE MHITE 3 LIED
CURN MEAL In any quantity. FEED OF
Az Kinds GROUND as desired, a. d on
hand for sale. This be ng a HOaE MANU-
kAtTokY, a share 81 Pnoltc patronage Is sos
ur5tsd. L.NE = BRO.
febl7
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EVANSVILLE, IND, February lS.-The
steamer Glendale, from Cincinnati to 81.
Louis, burned her pilot house and texas
near Green River Island. Everything
was saved. The boat went on.
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NEW ADvERTIsEM,NTs

MASONIC NOTICE. The a
M ofacers aud members of Desc "a
JJ0ze No. 2a9, r. and a.. NJ, are hereby X
noticed To attend a~regUlar ccmlnpnica-/ wv
lion, TINS Friday evening February is, at seven
o'clvcE.
BY order Of p. NJ. STANLEY, ". M
r. ". saELgeS, Secretary, pro lem.
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just Received

I'VE have CT hand = offer for sale at the
w lowest market prices,
100000 Abs. gc-lE, sideF. Shoulders and
nam.
ace sB'7, Gzss Pork.
30 sbI7. Elurnp Peck.
1890 b.. EarE SOwIs.
zoe Eeza prime LsEfEard.
4O0 aoKs. Asserted br4ads FIGUr.
500 BBls seed Potatoes.
I.gOO Dog. fresh country Eggs.
Q Ribs MsEesses.
30 Rhds. sagRr.
0 Bags EfO CGRee,
500 Bbiz. AID zoo sacks salt,
Ard a conp ct stock or Groceries,.
STAN Tor & MOORE,
Mem pals, Tehrusry -, 1873. 81 Front street.
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KEY WEST, FLA, February 18.-The
city is overrun with Cuban refugees.
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By Telegraph
ELMIRA, n. Z.
KEY WEST.

ELMIRA, February 1S.-Ben Jay, the
noted temperance advocate is dead.
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mississippi Valley Navigation
Co. of the South and West.

This Company, authsrizsd by charter nom
the state OF IOuisiara a, Is now tborOuzhIy OF
gan zsd and IN working order.
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Shelby cry.

A PPLE9 ana Peach tr es, 2c each SIS PR
"A 100; 8 - per 100. Pea, Plum, Cherry,
- icOs aud Aifnoni ir-e-. 60c each. Concord
Grape Vines, 80 rer 100; s6l pr iOUO; S159 per
$500 Otner articles pro- O~itl"nably 4oW.
BIS 81 ppins facilities Dy Exp ess ~ freight
trans. Al rrss X In q LED r.,
febl7 CoIuerville, -bsibY county, Tenn.
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Agricultural.

Z A PRELIMINARY MEETING, CON-
"A vened a. the Circuit Courthouse N
Msmrhts, on Saturday afternoon, imme-
dtately on the reception OF a copy Of the char
ter ior"Tne Shelby County Agricultural. Me-
chanicli and Horticultural Society" recent
granted By the Legislature. 7 was in
sLructed tn call a meeting of all the member Of
our Society on
SATURDAY. THE 2OTH INSTANT.
At the C!rcuiE Court house In Memphis, at Il
O'Clock m, when an whers important action
viii be taken in regard To the adoption OF ssfd
CHARTER, aud operations tncidenG thereto. All
and other ciiiz ms are therefore re-
spectfully urged u BE- pa sent and give as the
benefit OF ther counsel and cooperation
NJ. u. L. STEWART, PTcs't.
February IL. 1863. febI8
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Change Of Firm.

NTR. JOHN F. BCCKEAM, formerly of Fin
v ME q 5uckbsmi having this day bee me
associated with Us IN he General p Oduce and
omms sion uusine s, We vi / continue 10 carry
on said business ri he old 9 and, go From
str e., under tbe brm, nams ana sLyle OK an
DEhlSON, REED q BUCK Am.
REED q ANDERSON.
E.h,-,ry Il 1854 fan II
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10 THE PUBLIC.
TEENS OF suascRrPrEoz.

DAILY APPEAL, one "
WEEKLY APPEAL one Vsgr------------ sS
RATES OF ADVERT1s1Ea.
Tvcnstea9 adueTLsepleafs harieg ~ TUa W "
paper, 6ra h~aserson s. each sHoselueN @sS
rOa 50 celcs pr hgbtaEs
Advertisements IN HoSaf or halt cotUsaa, ID ceHs
ger Ifae earn Snseracn-
egzrh additional sQa@1res
sdseraseTasaa iss@zed az fsteTUals, % BE- charged
a. sezp each insertion,
ksaalhlB Advertisements Inserted n dc SUNDAY
APPEAL afI Be chOr0ed Oas-ssEh 0ddssOnoL
Advertisement inserted ~ the WEEKLY tgs4 b
charged hGg ofDAILT F1as2.
Loocl Notice. % cent? per asts frE f~aserito8- ana
I2k cents PCT &1e per NlcHnh-
Al transient advertisements, Hot from rsgs8OT cd
~psTtiserR, MUST BE PAID FOR N
a H9Ea~e & ne epCcs OooWPsed bg s4cR LhcF or
sc6d aO1p0reL-
COR3ESPOEnEE CE.
Fn-TesyOldeaes, on Puke Eg--aIs, S0GcGed from
eveTy part a. the URt5ed sEaA.
AFBLLE KEATENG s co.
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NIySISlPPI VALLEY NAVIGATION 10,
SOUTH AMI WEST.

DOCKS ara row open at the Office Of n.
d 5. OTIS, No. AZ Madison street., for sub
scEiption OF sJock IN the
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NEW ADvERTISM'ENTS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-02-20

ADRIAN II MULLER Auotone.r
EXECUTORS SALE of VALUABLE PROP
LIBERTY on wHsTsT southe,s. corner H0BQKES'ST col
LINSHOTBL. ADRIAN II. MULLER 2. H. WILKINS Co. viii
THURSDAY Feb - At u o'clock o. ne ELehtge
S.eroom No III Broads The lot OF land With the BRICK
BUILDING thereon situate toueiGt Of West aud Ho
bokensta Collins Hotel opposite Tie Albany seam1Ca
Isndug llr80 feet Possession MGy !. 1853. = - -.
Maps at Ofre Aucioassu ADRIAN H. MULLER, p VIII
KINSk Co., No. Pinsst tOOD
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A CCESSIBLE, pleasant, healthy HOUSE and
~ IoT ,h o.dsf l7 within u1utrs - he cry Hall
warte 10 EXCHANGE for e7ooO wof 81 l eisi ss y ~ iia
bres n a1r IN onsy lads readily tabe for is
y,rv fast titles refrc paid saalgni ne best
+ sy rare Oh poruuitv No poor louhu property ena
In re,sn Address ih al particulars ia No ~. Iedam y !
NOUNTRY PLACE WANTED-W thin 100
~ nes ey; 10 20 % ser iurreved toc ut r'lsia
rood fshrs tY aWiF i'a
To- "a, Leiy easy Of access address vh M p'Tcas' eAAa
prce, &c, . 81. n, A.. 4, "a, ~ ", IN IL Il
T0VNTRY PROPERTY. - WANTED for
" CASH or In EXCHANGE ~ lpforei or uaimfV'd RE- ~
tate 10 this city Brooklyn, R,lirner n heusf OF
staten l4rulfn VITA detc ltoa
priee ana te-Ins to BENNET 4 KLEhES No o. Ctl,rst
4 WANT 10 BUY FARM, near the line of
,be Ilgds1b Itre or Nev.filyra Ral-os4 vn % ue' u
EevYsrf Improvements be goo Adic't VI ps n1 il
psririar. EOR Do1 80 on Fos' O3es, Nsv.ieIk,
NTANTED.-s15.O0O CASH will be paid for
sws ,rr modern bu HOUSE, std Lon b. good ueEh
borhood sha & q 1sttl and fortsA , ,nd bs1fata
and fodssy Please The street and h1Hhe OF ta progeny A.
dre..J Nj. a.. Hsr \ 21s heW.loIE P0stOhcr
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Sutton Salts Of gtal Gstatt.


ADRIAN II. MULLER. AuesiOneer
SO LOTS, srr,rR 0,
THE GRAND BOULEVARD,
sEvRNTY-NINTH EIGHTIErH. EIGHTYPIRsT. AID
EIGHTY. SECOND SITS,
is 100 Zee. vide Ini leads to tie enhance to tie
Central Parf
CENTRAL rARK AND BOULEVARD,
MADISON AND ToURTHAvEs
oyEHUsDRKD AYDgISTH, OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES,
oEEHUEDRED. AND sIxTBESTHsTs,
Being part Of the
ESTATE OF THR LATE JACOB LoRILLARD.
WILL BE SOLD AT AUCTION
TUESDAY Feb % 1869, at u o'clock n,
AT The Exchange slleSroom No Ill Broadway,
ADRIAN II. MULLER P. R WILKINS L Co. Auetons.u
Under the direction Of the undersigned.
Seryfvs per Of the purchase money remain bosd and
mortgage
Maps at the Office OF the Auetion.srs
THOMAS WARD