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WASHINGTON.
News and Chit-Chat Of the National
Capital.

WASHINGTON, December 1.-The Pow
haitian sailed from Key West for Philadel-
phia Yesterday, with thirty-slX men ol
| the Lillian's expedition.
The Secretary of the New York Liquor
Dealers Association was at Delano. ; OF
6ce to-day. and argued before Solicitor
smith and Deputy Commissioner Doug
lass. urging q modification Of the recent
orders from Delano, concerning the use ol
stand casks, and the requirements OF
compounders and rectiiers, under the
law.
Owing to the nOn-reception of certain
printed documents, the Committee OF
I Reconstruction have postponed the fur
ther consideration Of the Virginia ques-
tion until Saturday.
The Committee has taken no action IL
regard TO Georgia.
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WASHINGTON. December l4.-N bile
Drake was speaking on the bill regulat-
ing the jurisdiction of the United States
Court. the Chair announced that Brown
low desired TO have read a communication
of a personal character. The Clerk then
read the paper received from Brownlow
through the Chair, asking respectfully to
he heard bv the Senate on what be regard
ed as a question of privilege, growing out
of the late elections in Tennessee and his
personal relations 10 the kepubllcap
party. His enemies had been heard
through several Republican journals
OF the country, and by verbal statements
made to the Senate, and he now desired
that the other side Of the question should
have d hearing.
No immediate action was taken on the
request Of BrownlOw, and the considera-
ton of the bill before the Senate was con
tinued
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$500 REWARD.

NKTHEREAs, His Exceilency, Powell Clay
~ ton. Governor OF Arkansas, having Ofii-
ciaIly offered a reward Of Two Hundred Dol
lars for The arrest and conviction OF JAMES a
DAVIS VINO mugliarca my husband, Augustus
L. WitheringlOa. at Moro Landing, on the
Dugchita river, Arkansas, on the 18th day Oi
March. 1863: Now, therefore, be 1t known, that
/ hereby Offer an additional reward OF Three
Humid ed Dollars for the arrest and safe con-
Gnement Of tue said James A. Davis In any
prison in Tire Omitted States, or in the Terri
tories thereof whore he can be procured upon
a reQui>ition from the Governor OF this state
Address, MRS NJ r. WITHERINGTON,
Taugrk, Bradley county, Ark.
-.
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Important Decision.

WASHINGTON, December lin the
Supreme Court yesterday the case Of Yea
sic, Cashier Of the Bank Of Bangor, Maine,
against jeremiah Fenna, Collector OF IN
ternaI Revenue. was concluded. Inc
question under consideration was
whether a tax of ten per cent. on state or
National banks paying out notes OF maj
viJuaI or state banks to be used tor circu-
lation is repuanaut 20 the Constitution.
The Chief Justice. after an elaborate re-
view Of the case, decided the tax constl-
tutiouai
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500 Reward Strayed OF Stolen.

ON Friday. the 10Th Inst, from Buntyn
u Station, TWO COWS-ons a large Dur
ham. black and white pided, about or years
old iear mark not rememheredl, known as
the " GIN Cow the other, a Red Heller,
near three years Old with a white spot under
the belly, cross and two Sits in Tie Lett ear,
and UHder-bij Ia the right raised by me-. l
aJ. satisfied these cows were driven from my
place by some person in the employment or
some OF the low. thieving butchers wHo deal
in and furnish thp city with COW Devi, anu
who have employees constantly ont IN the
suburbs OF the city stealing cows. hogs, etc.
[ Will pay one hundred dollars Tor infofma-
ton I'D conviction OF the thief or l viii pay
a liberal reward for the return of the cows.
HUME r. HILL,
delJ NO Court street, Memphis.
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~ Grand - 80 Fiaht.

New YORK, December IA u. AIRY $,
Hayti, special says: The Cacas are IN IIlIl
pOSsessi6n of the northern part of the Is
land. and are making extensive prepara-
tions to attack Port-au-Prince. Five
steamers, belonging to the insurgents;
are coaliug here, iOr the purpose OF JClu-
ing in the attack. Sainave l. expected al
Ochitonville. POrt-au-Prince Is reported
10 be in a wretched cOndiJion-oue dollar
i'm gold selling for four hundred in Hay
tien currency.
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BosToN. December 1.-THE EDentR9
Journal mentions the rumored detalca-
ton of some $50 ono at the Howard Ma
tional Bank. The defalcation was dls--
covered during an official examination oi
the affairs of the bank by the Government
Commissioners. The person held account
able has probably been engaged IN specu-
lating for a long time. The loss does not
affect the capital of the bank.
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coupterfeiters Brouaht to Trial,

NEW York, December l4.-To-day Con-
rad Falser. ir.. and his IA her, Conrad
Falser. sr., were brought before Commis--
sioner Belts, charged with forging and
printing counterfeit revenue stamp
checks-about $50, coo worth OF which were
found on their premises. The defendants
are photographers at No. 2l6 William
street. The presses on which the cheeks
were worked of We're also seized az the
same place. The defendants were held IN
default of $50, ,0O0 each for examination
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adams Street Residence at ter-
emgtery Public Sale.

WE are directed 70 dispose OF the Brick
w Building situated on the south side 0f
Adams street. hTst q well ilg-house east Of he
bayou-three stories above ground with good
basement and back yard, convenient 90 the
business part of the city, and partlculaIl ~ 50
70 the Memphis and Charleston IA uzid
Depot The sale is pereElptory- The prop
erty can be examined BEFORE the sale, which
viii be On the DreIuLses. at pm.
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November l, 1863.

OEsCRIPTIOS.-Sai James 4. Davis is about
fifty years Of age. about fset 10 inches in
hight, hair and beard gray; has lost por-
ton Of his front teeth; sharp features. and
complexion Drowned by exposure 10 the
weai her; is an invetsrate smoker; rather
slow OF speech; generally goes armed with a
navy-Six shooter or a rife; was "A resident OF
California some years since, and is supposed
TO he now somewhere in that state. lie is
familiarly known among his acquaintsnces
as =. linn Davis" delj
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Thursday. December 18Th.

TERMs-Third cash, 8. q and Is months,
with inter est, and trust deed upon the prop
erty sold We repeat IN order not % be over
looked. that the sale Is positive AMI per
emptory. Title perfect
. ROYSTEIi, IRRELEVANT & CO.,
rCnl Aurrfgr1 aarg
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Choice Home at a Bargain.

RB- Ny place near Germantown, Tenn, is
for sale. II contains about Ninety AeEes,
about Sixty open and in cultivation, the bal
ance in timber; orchards Of choice fruit, APP
ples. Peaches, Pears, etc. This place fronts
on Memphis and Charleston Railroad, about
one-quarter OF mile from the Depot.
very comfortable Dwelling with all neces-
sary out-buildings.
The location is particularly inviting to me
business men of the city. am determined
to sell and feel satisfied that the prlee and
terms can be made satisfactory to the pur-
chaser.
1 Will take pleasure In showing the place TO
any who may favor me with a call.
pOio In. wooBsoN.
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WE are now receiving one OF The largest
w and best selected stocks Of goods u has
ever been our pleasure TO offer " the trad
and to first-ciass buyers we arr prepared q
offer inducements that cannot be surpassed
600 sacks Rio Coffee-ali grades;
500 barrels Refined Sugar-all grades;
50 bids. Louisiana Sugar-all grades;
500 packages Syrups and Molasses-ail
grades;
i00 kegs English Soda;
200 boxes English Soda;
1000 packages New Mackerel;
500 packages Virginia Tobacco;
so barrels Robinson County Whisky;
100 Bourbon Whisky
100 Rectifsd whisky;
80 Tennessee White Whisky;
100 boxes Layer Raisins;
so boxes assorted Nuts;
100 cases Sardines;
100 cases Brandy Cherries and Peaches.
For sale by FARGASON q CLAY,
ses $50 Front Street.
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Plantation for Rent.

TOR the ensuing year, my Undivided
Half of the Farmer Place, Situated
IN CrittendeD county, Arkansas, near Bled-
soe's Landing, forty miles below Men,
phis. and three miles nom the river. The
whole place contains one hundred and fifty
acres cleared land, gin and gin-nOuse, dwei-
ling and outhOuses. The richness OF the soil
Is uusurpassed-wiD easily yield bale Of
cotton to the acre. For terms, apply 70 y. IL
Word. 276 Second street. or Frank Moor, Bled-
soe's Landing, Arkansas.
de5 JOHN p. EiCr-
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TELEGRAPHIC SUMMARY.
The Peabody Funeral.

LoNDoN, December 1.-THE steamer
( Monarch, having the remains Of George
Peabody on board has not yet put to sea-
/ owing to heavy gale.
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SPICER & SHARP Z,
354 Main ST., MageVneY Block,

A RE RECEIVING FRESH GOODS. DAILY,
~ by river and rail. BY late arrivals we
have a fresh supply OF
Borden's Condensed Milk-the celebrated EA-
GLE brand 100 dozen;
New Louisiana Sugars and Molasses; &
New Buckwheat;
New sweet Roll Butter; also, Goshen Butter;
New Golden Syrups; Now Carolina Rice;
Pigs Feet. Hams and Lard;
shaker Preserves;
All varieties of new Canned GOoos;
Mess Maokerel and Goldfish;
North Carolina Herrlngs;
Fine Toilet Soap; choice Coffees and Teas.
nni8 SPTCER 4 SHARPE
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rnssdax. the IIth uf IanaarY. $40.

Al 70 O'Clock m, on the premises, the twenty
four-and-a- half acre tract of land, fully de-
scrfDad IN the Trust Deed mentioned above,
10 which reference is here made for further
and particular description Of the same.
The right Of redemptionis is specially waived
In said Trust Deed, and the title IS perfect
but / only convey as trustee
MORRIS DOYLE, Trustee
Hanson, Swinglsy : paahieu, Attys. os'
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NOTICE.

OFFICE MISSISSIPPI VALLEY NAVIGATION
COMPANY or THIS SOUTH AND " EST,
NEW ORLEANS, december 3, 1863.
NOTICE is hereby given 10 Stockholders
- that, in conformity with the DinLh ar
Iicle OF the charter oi tins com panN. the an
nual election OF 10 rectcrs 10 serve for the en-
suing year. will be held at the 0licc, 40. Us
CarODdelet street, on the
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Caution ! Caution

A Ii persons are hereby cautioned against
\ purchasing any OF the Lands, Bonds or
Securities belDngiug 10 the memphis aho
Little Rock Railroad Com paDy Of X e. ~ x
lev. Miles owen. Henry y. Edmohdscli, b. r.
L. Meipgs. or making any contracts WIN
fhern iu connection with said road, OF pay my
into their hands any moneys due Delonslh5
~ said coraDanv as ali such contracts, trans
fe1s or conveyances made by either oi them
since the 10Th or November 1863, are lilegal'
and viii moi be recognized by the legal boaru
F. NJ MAHAN,
Pres't Memphis and Little Rock X X 90;
Memphis ienu., December II, lob3. ueI1
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TRusT sALE.

DY virtue OF Trust Deed 70 me executed by
ID Jonn c. Simpson and ID ~ SIM iisoii- ON
The 9th dnv Of Nav, isdS. and duly recorded
I'M the REGISTERS OfIlce OF Shelby county. IN
Book No tS pnges %. - anu - " ~ -ell,
To- the highest bidder, iOr cash, on
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TO the Stockholders of the Memphis
q eayOsO Gas Company.

TTyHOsE that have been sued will please
come forward promptly, and pay the calls
that have been made, and suits Will be dis
missed.
son streets
oc2l IliiN DONOVAN. President.
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administrators Ssis of Personal
Property.

I WILL, rs Administrator OF the estate %
l Ed dward Cherry. deceased. sell az public
sale on Thursday, December S3d. a. Il CiclOcE
am, at the residence q the lars Edward
Cherry, on Island So, in the Atssiszl gpi river,
about twelve miles above Grrn phiz. all tus
personal property OF said EoWsrd Cherry,
consisting OF tu Give TAT boss, one yoke OF
work oxen. Two horses, ten or nfteen ueud OF
COWS and young cattle cotton IN the held.
farming utensils, and household and kltchen
furniture.
The sale IL for the purpose of paying OF the
debts of the estate; and tIe terms are ca .,
Immediately afteF the sale Al articles noE
paid for viii gain be sold
deli r. DOW, Admir-.
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Kentucky ssuatorship.

,o,rsvr11E. December 1.-THE I's.s Legs IS
e1. Loo rissaIiofaS ;as United States Senator
.se9Ie S@itSt ySitSout cslcioe. resulting, Sherman
~ MecreeTy 40, scattering ~
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FOR RENT.


On the 18Th Day Of January Next, 1870,
on the premises the plantation known as
the LEGRBED PROPERTY. within the La
cuuia Circle. Ark, Hfty miles below Helena,
containing Seven Hundred Acres Of Cleared
Land, In nae state Of cultivation, with com
Portable improvements and fiue steam Gin
upon the premises. Terms made known on
day Of renting. ldelji DAN BRYAN.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
MASONIC NOTICE.

SPECIAL convOcation OF Penn Q
a Royal Arch Chapter, No. y, VIII be NJ
held This WE'D NE5DAY) Evening, 3 %. w
18th, al o'clock, for work in NJ. NJ. N. degree.
All NJ NJ NJ. IS are fraterually invited.
u. c. TRADER, NJ. E. H. p.
@ @ IOCKE. Secretary. deI5
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NOTICE.-Seats for Mr. JeGerson's = engage
ment, commencing Monday. December 2Jlh,
may be secured at the BOxOffice Of the Thea
ter On and after Wednesday morning, De-
cembcT 10Th: but in order to avoid undue
preference, they Will only be sold six days in
advance
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Twentieth Day Of December, 1859,
AT SIX O'CLOCK PM.

Holders OF certificates OF Stock are request
ed TO present them at the Office before that
date fOr identification, and those holding re-
eeipis for full paid shares VIII receive certifi-
Gates sf stock for the same, on presentation.
CHARLES r. BENTON,
dell Secretary and Treasurer.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
MEMPHIS THEATER.
Spalding, BidweII & aac0onouJh, Propr's.
r. ". YOUNGE. Acting Manager

WEDNESDAY EVENING, December 18th.
Last might but three Of the Graceful Gifted
and Beautiful WORRELL STSTERS and
their New York Company. FIRST night ol
the great burlesque entitled SlNBAD III
SAIL OR-Siubad, Miss Sophie; KoOhinor,
Miss Irene. Miss Sophie viii appear as the
Young Girl OF the Period. On account OF
It's length, the burlesque will constitute the
whole OF the performance.
Friday Evening December l7-For the ben
eflt OF the Worrell sisters, will be produced
the popular burlesque OF Cinderella
and " Bisck-Eyed susan.
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ELECTION NOTICE.
City Election Notice.

TVHHE following persons are hereby appoint
A ed Judges, Clerks, and Deputy Commia-
siOners, 10 open and hold an election for May
or Aldermen, Counciimen aad other officers,
as provided by the new city charter.
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DR.. RUSsELL'S
Tgg MOST SUCCESSFUL PHYSICIAN

~ the treatment OF Private and secret dis
/ eases. Quick, thorough and permanent
cures Guaranteed IN every case, male or fe-
male. Recent cases Of Ghonorrhee and Syphi-
lis cured IN a few days, without the use OF
business. Secondary syphilis, the last vestige
efadicated without the use OF mercury. Suf-
f-rers from ImpOteucy, or loss of Sexual
Power, restored to free vigor in a few weeks.
elect or 6honorrhea OF long standing, when
all internal remedies have failed, permanent
Iy and speedily cured by a new treatment.
Victims Of self-abuse and excessive Venery,
suffering from sDermatOrrhea and loss Of ply
sical and mental power, speedily and PerTns-
ueutIv cured. ~ All consultations strictly
0uhdential.- -aS
once hours from am. 10 pm. and 2 to
S pm.
DIR j. B. RUSSELL, Consulting Physician.
l. O. WARRAN, Secretary.
Treatise on Chronic Diseases furnished free
on application. delJ d&W
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For division between owners,
On the l5lh Day Of December,

To the highest and best bidder The hcuses
and flrniture are IN good condition. ard eve
rythlng is IN readiness TO continue bush sss-
Recommendations for 400 visitors.
For further Information and circular de-
scri pTivs OF property. address
oc2f ELLIS s co. PronTisfors.
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BRO0M'S OPERA HOUSE,
Jefferson Street, near Main.)

CHAs II. II. BROOM. Lessee and Proprietor
CHARLEY W II stage manager
Prof FRANK ARSOID....-Eesdero of Orchestra
oDeza Hv cry M 4 = N Z.
C,OblMENCING THURSDAY EVENING,
[ ! sent g}d with a Mammoth Company.
The Entertainment TO consist Of Negro Min
strelsy. Songs and Dances, Fancy Dances, Bal
lads Duetts Quartetts, EztraVaganzas, Bur
lesaues, Pant0mimes and karces-
Admission, 500; Private Boxes, s5. ae2S
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REMOVAL.
REMOVAL.

vVVHE office of W. Y. CrRODE, Assignee in
Bankruptcy, Is removed To Madison
PANK HfrTTDrSG Persons having business
with the office viii take notice. der
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Mississippi and Tennessee R.R.
CHANGE OF TIME.

ON AND AFTER SUNDAY, NOV. II, 1859
" until further notice, trains VIII ran as
follows.
NEW ORLEANS MAIL. DAILT-Leaves Mem
phis at Il M, making direct connections
ior New Orleans Nicksburg and all points
South.
EXPRESS. DAILY-Leaves Memphis 10 p. m.
making direct connection for Coifeeviile,
Water Valley, oxford, Holly Springs, and
ali points North OF Grenada, on Mississippi
Central Railroad.
Baggage checked through.
Procure tickets at 2S71e Main street, or at the
Depot. Omnibuses viii call for passengers
aud check baggage, by leaving orders at 81 4
Main street. A. \. LIVERMOEE.
c. P. OAKLEY, G.. T. A. [no4l GenI Sup't.
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Dissolution of COpartnership.
THE FIRM OF
Blades & Berlin, of Wythe Depot, Tenn,

Ts this day dissolved by mutual agreement.
J. X. Blades is authorized TO collect all
amounts due the late firm, and will pay ali
! - - : -
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coMMlssIoNERs, sALE.

ny virtue OF a renewed order OF sale. rem
" dered at the October term. 1883 90 tlia 81 is-
sflSiuuf- cOuuIy CirCui5 G. urt- / will proceed
TO sell, to the highest and best bidder, on r.
credit Of four months, At the courthouse door
ia the town OF Osceola. Arkansas
On TUESDAY, January 4, 1870,
aIlthat tract Of land lying In said cruney. and
known as the NodeDa farm, containing about
s2gg acres-about 511 acres cleared. sale 70 be
made within iaWiul hours
CHAS. BOWEN, Commissioner.
At the same Tine and place, viii sell. TO
The highest bidder FOR cash. ten Euui rs, pi acct
IN nv hands as Receiver OF the BOstlck 4
Jordan trust fund JAS. 3. bE-l,
deeiO Aecel er
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NDI Id.

BARTLRTT.-On the 10th instant, KATE, daughter of
Margaret and the late James Bartlett aged IA years
The relatives and friends of the family respectfully
invited to attend the funeral from the residence of her
mother, Mary street, below Seventh and Federal, on
Wednesday afternoon next at o'clock.
BOYD.-October TO- LILLE GERTRUDE, youngest
daughter of Andrew and Sutan Boyd in the 23d of
her
Her relatives and friends respectfully invited to
funeral from the residence of parents No
l5 Mill street, Wednesday afternoon at O'clock To
proceed to the Market Square Presbyterian Church.
CASTNER.-On the 9Th instant, JULIA A., wife of
Samuel Castner, Sr, in the 5Sth year of her age
The relatives and friends OF the family invited to
attend the funeral from her late residence No 3l9 g.
Third street, on Wednesday morning at 81 o'clock.
GERMAN-On the 9th instant, MARY ANN GER
MAN, daughter Of William and Eliza German, aged II
years and months.
The relatives friends the family are respectfully
invited to attend her funeral from the residence of her
grandparents, Ewell and Mary Ann Albertson, Maiden
lane west of Long lane, on Wednesday afternoon at
o'clock. To proceed to Lutheran Church.
MCINTYRE;-ont the 9th instant. Mrs. ANN MoIN-
TYRE, aged 70 years.
The relatives and friends of the family are invited
attend the funeral from the residence of her
Mr.. Michael Magee, No Id Laurel street. Wednesday
morning at 81 O'clock.
MEYER.-on the 10th instant, PHEBE ANN, wife of
Jacob Meyer, aged 45 years.
The relatives friends of the family respectfully
invited to attend the funeral from the residence
husband, No. 159 Richmond street, Eighteenth ward,
Wednesday afternoon at O'clock without further notice
InteTment at Odd Fellows Cemetery
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TWENTY-FIVE YEARS AGO the Pioneer Dry Goods Store
ON West Market street founded by Messrs r. d. 4
W. IL. Pennen. To-day we chronicle with pleasure the
onenipo of commodous and handsome store No. 1917
Market street by the same gentlemen. quarter of
cenurys devotion the needs of their patrons thor
ough knowledge of the manufacturing and importing
trade enabling them buy goods at first hands thus
saving to their customers handsome percentage
to wants OF all purchasers aHd
noledged probity of dealing that makes their word
GOOD as their bond have combined TO give them busR
character above reproAch They now offer to their
toners line staple goods equal to any in the Market
comprising all grades Of Sheeting, hhirtings Linens,
Blankets Flannels Tickings, Checks, Marseiles and
Amercan Quilts ETC. Their stock is well worth an eXa
mination,
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AND 600 BROADWAY, NEW YORK.

EARTH CLOSET ooMPANY's patent dry eaT.n com ON
nodes and prvy fixtures at A. Ii. Franciscus Co.'s NO
SIS Market street.
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FROM EUROPE.
This Evenings Quotations.

This Evenings Quotations.
by the An0lo-Americdn Cable
LONDON, oct. 11-430 p. M.-Consols for money
93%, and for account 93%@93E. 5-2Os of 1862 S4J%
Of 1865, old, s416; and OF 1867, s22S; 1O-4Os, 1914
LIVERPOOL, Oct. 11-43O P. M.-Cotton opened
quiet but closed irregular at 12A@12sSd for up
lands, and l2H@l2Sd. for Orleans. sales at the
opening estimated at 1000 bales; closing not yet
given. No. Q red Western wheat 9s, Id
LONDON, oct 11-4'30 p. M.-Linseed Oil, e29 12s.
Sugar quiet, both on the spot and afloat.
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FROM THE SOUTH.

Delegates to the Great Commercial Conven-
tiOn.
LOUISVILLE, Oct 1f.--Up to I o'clock to-day the
names of 143 delegates had been registered at the
office ofthe committee OF arrangements These dele
cations are principally from the South. At II A. NJ
eX-President Niillard Fillmore held public recep
ton at the Court House. He was introduced by
Mr. f. Fox of this city, in very neat address o
welcome, which was replied to by Mr., Fillmore.
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MAR KHED.

CORNEL1US-HARMER.-On the 7th of October, at
No ZIG Palmer street. by the Rev. j. Hervey Beae GIL.
BERT D. CORNELIUS, JR., to HANNAH HARMER.
both of this city.
TINNEY-GIFFORD.-OnS September 3d. by the Rev.
Washington b. Erbep, Mr.. WILLIAM e. TINNEY to
Miss MARY B. CLIFFORD, all of Philadelphia.