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Oh BUTTER PLANT.


A brief alIusion 20 the origin Of this import
ant discovery may not prove untnterehtlng-
Among the authenticated records OF the re-
nowned Captain Cooks voyage around me
world. is found the statement, that while So
burning for a snort time on the BRAZILIAN
Coast of South America, he observed The ma
tives using. in the preparation Of their food q
peculiar OH. which, upon examination, be
found to possess the appearance. taste and
flavor OF Butter; upon further inquiry. how
ever, he aseertained hat 10 was sirnpiY q sub
stance that the natives distilled IN a crude and
imperfect manner rom a rich and luxurtant
plant that grew spontaneously and abnndantfy
in that warm tropical country. A few years
ago an eminent French chemist. while On q
professional visit I'd the tropics. made numer-
Gus experiments with this remarkanle pro-
duct on OF nature, snd succeeded in extracting
q concentrated essence of the plant. Tit for
mula for It's preparation, and the Sole Right
for the sale in this country are the exclusive
property OF this company, by whom ft was
purchased from the original diseoverer. We
claim for this remarkable, > ct simple and per-
fectly harmless preparation =
LIST. That BY It's use a net gain of from 50 to
200 per cent. is made in the manufacEure OF
Butter.
"a. That Butter, which frem age or whatever
cause, may be strong rancid, streaksd or
coarss-grained, and c imparattvely useless for
general use. by the aid Of this Extract is re-
stored to Its original freshness and sweetr ess,
fine grain and even color.
81. By the use OF this Extract, one pound of
deli~ious, fresh Butter is actually made from
4th. That a pure and excellent table Butter
can be made, al a cost Of nom ID to ~ cents per
pOand. The chief expens e wherein being But
Ter. which is the sssentisl base.
5th. That Butter manufactured by the aid Of
this Extract is equal IN every respect to the
best Bu ter maze by the ordinary method
8lh- The Extract, after thorough analysis,
by able chemists, is pronounced perfectly freS
from any deletetiOus substance, the tDgredi-
eDts being purely Of a vegetable nature.
7tb. In PROOF Of the foregoing assertions, the
factory of this company Is making one ton Of
Butter per day, which meets with ready sale
in the nav YORK market. and ia consumed
from the tables OF the first hotels, restaurants
and private families in this city and
A sample package Of the EXTRACT (sufneient
to make fifty pounds OF Butter, with full d.
r~ectiOns ior use. viii be sent TO any address on
the receipt Of 81.
CAUTION.-As all articles Of real merit are
subject to spurious limitations, we would Epe-
elaly caution tins public against eOunterfeits
and worthless limitations, ADVERTISED as pow
dsHs, compounds, etc, as the Extract OF the
Butter Plant is prepared and sold only by
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Ahe2atiO1s. BamkrNpts !


In the District Court of the United States, for
the District OF West Tennessee-In
Bankruptcy.
At Chambers. in the City of Memphis, in said
District. on the pa day Of March, AID. 1853.
THE8B are on my Docket over one hundred
L cases In Bankruptcy, in a condition TO be
finally disposed Of
Notice is hereby given to such petitioners
and their attorneys, TO obtain their Discharges
before Aay lst, and avoid the decay, annoy
area and expense of having the cases returned
To die Office or the District Clerk.
ThoTe are also over ore huHdre cases sus.
PENDED in the Clerks ofice for failure TO de-
post the 500 heretofore necessary. Parties in.
terested ara notified of q modification of the
practice, so as 10 require. In advance, $40 in
stead of 500. Those, therefore, who have paid
$50, can have their cases re.erred Immediately
on payment OF &2l
PaTticular attention Is directed 20 the pro.
vision in the Bankrupt Act, which requires
that /" There shall be no Unreasonable delay on
the part of the BRnkruptin endeavoring TO OBJ
tain his discharge.
T.J. LATHAM,
mb2 Register in Bankruptcy.
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FINANCE AND TRADE.
OFFICE OF THE DAILY APPEAL,
FINANCE.

MEMPHIS March 3, lSoa5
FINANCE
We have but little to say on money
matters to-day. AT our banks and bro
kers, offices there was 3 very general
ouiatness which remained unbrOken du
RING the clay. Holders Of Tennessee
bAnk notes are eager for news from
Washington, and anticipate q favorable
decision. owing TO this cause we learn
of no transactions in this money. Cur
rency is easy enough for ell business pur-
poses. Much Of that which has been
tied up in cotton is again returning to
the banks, and Exchange is also offering
in sufficient volume TO supply the de-
msnd. Rates are firm. Buying as fol-
lows: New Orleans sight 3c discount /;
New York, par; Ouuide points lc dis
count. Selling at par on New Orleans,
and st tc premium on the East, with
not much in~clinstion to sell large
amounts at tine lstteF rate.
Bonds and stocks are quiet and very
firm. Dealers hold ordel s, and would
buy sl Southern securities ats slight adj
vance on the rates prevailing 3 few days
ago, but none are offered.
City Scrip is quiet also, and firm.
Balances are taken at 75@76c, and are
old st 7S979c. Scrip proper is scarce at
7s@S0c, selling.
County Warrants are steady. There
is but 3 light demand, and few Offering.
Buying at nozzle selling at 75c.
Police Scrip is firm and unchanged.
Gold transactions In this market were
light to-day. 5000 was taken at 1301c,
and S475 at 1000. Selling at 1SlA@I32c.
Gold opened in New York today at :
and closed at 1Slsc. Sterling Exchange
was dull at lOSse for prime so day bills.
Money easier N cali at z per cent.
tennessee bonds are lower. Sales Of
new reported at 64c. No transactions in
old bonds. # 1a-
Governments opened a little irmer,
with q better demand, and at noon were
besrish, although new issues were slight
ly advanced. At the close they were
less firm with more offering Z
80, EEr. ~ r,x--rag
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standIag Committees :

Finance Committee--I.T Wlnnemore, John
Paul Baker, II. Noting.
m on L~ands-HOWard Millspaugh,
John A. Grow. u. W. Fiowree.
Commi6teec on SteambOais-John B. Davies, J.
EJ. &OntgonErY H@S. Carson
Committee on Docks and Wharves-William
Creevy, n. =. Otis, ID. Q. Martin.
COMMITTEES on Revision Of Bylaws and
Charter-JOhn A. Grow, J. +. Baker, HOWar
Millspaugh.
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CHAEcERx SALE.
CHANCERY SALE

ON WEDNESDAY. Marco "A, 1ssa. CHAM
Gerry COURT OF HMPHIS.
No. 3ls5 Harriet J.. Register. adm'x., VS.. $. 8.
Register ct al.
virtue Of an i-nieriOcniOry decree in this
ID cauEe, l viii sell, at public auction, 10 the
highest Bidder, in front Of the auction house
Of Royster, Trezevant q Co., In the city OF
Memphis, tennessee,
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Agents Wanted Every where.

M. CADARTS Pure Vegetable Coloring, SIS
pound, sufficient 90 give a rich golden yellow
TO 200 pound of White Butter 81 cents per
sample package. sent to any address. No
farmer sbOuid be without 10, as white and
strsaky Butter is worth from SIX 70 ten cents a
pound less In All markets than that OF a rich
yellow. feOA
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On Thursday, the First dag Of Aprll Mex


DERSONS wishing their grounds embel-
hshed, or laid cut into ornamental gar
dens, or work done in Flower Gardens and
Trees and Shrubbefy furnished, VIII be
promptly attended 10 By leaving orders
throGs n the Postofics. ~
FREDERIC G0EBELS,
Glass-box $40,
mig Memphis, Tennessee
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LMnaber.
LMmaber

Lumber, LaG99s6er
" Yard established IN Memphis lS47. Build
ing Material Of all kinds. Dressed and rough
Flooring, Doors, Shingles, Ceiling, Binds.
LathR, Misunderstanding, GLAZED sash, Feno-
ing, We don intend to be undersold. Yard
and once foot washington street, near river
pl8 dAW6m ME- " COCHRAN,
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CGTT0E.

The Liverpool cotton msrkst at the
opening to-day vas firm, and prices q
shade better, though not quotably
higher. AT moor it was firm, with Up
lands I2I, Orleans l2&, and closed frmer
but not higher-Uplands 12i, Orleans
12id. Ssles 1900 bales. Shipments
from Bombay since last report to the
10th, so, 900 bales.
The New York market opened with a
fair demand and prices firm. Low Mid
dlings 27lc; Uplands 2S3e; Good Mid
dlings 299. There was no change at moor.
AT two pm. the demand was moderate
and prices the same, and at the close it
was quiet but firm. Uplands 2Slc.
There was considerable inquiry In cur
market early in the day, but it did not
develop into anything ike Ective trans
action. The sales however, were very
good as compared to those Of the week
past, and will foot up probably 1900 bales,
Among them were ons tsble-Of 400 bales
Good Ordinary. at 254e, and l2O Low
Middlings 26ls. Fine cOtlOns are rela-
lively scarce and are held proportions
bly, higher, but there is 3 very general
disposition to sell upon the part of fac
tors. We quote as follows.
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Chickering'S Geld Medal Pianos,
Il. g. Hollenberg, Sole Agent.
9 SECOND STREET. MEMPHIs, TENN

A SUPPLY of the above Pianos and other
"A excellent Pianos constantly on hand.
secondhand Pianos bought, sold and ex-
changed. Tuning and Repairing done in a 30.
perlor w~orErnahIlke manner. Every Pian-
fully warranted feb2
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rd of Directors for the Present Year ,
.

CAPT. DAVID DEHAVEN, President.
Col JOHN A. GROW, Nice-President.
MILLSPAUGH. Treasured.
5. OTIS. Secretary.
CHARLES S. STEWART. Assistant Secretary.
JOHN b. DAVIES, Chief Engineer.
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Trust SALE.
Trustees sale.

THE undersigned. Trustee, VIII, at the SOUTH
east corner Of Court Square In the city Of
Memphis, sell 10 the highest bidder, TOR cash,
On Thursday, the First dag Of April Next,
The following real estate, situate IN the county
OF C-rittepden. state OF Arkansas 1t being the
east u OF the east 4 OF section two, in town
shin SIX NORTH. range 3 east also. the east X OF
tue southeast fractional q of section thirty
i've. in township seven north, range nine east,
containing iO acres, more or less. The said
sale will be made as Aforesaid, pursuant to the
trust executed by A. MatsOn, G. Thomas and
Jane o +. Thomas, executed on the 10th day OF
cure To AIRS. 81. w. Barton and r. 1. Hartop and
John s. CiaybroOK and WBiby Williams q
certain debt therein mentioned ana to satisfy
The said & ust. Sale between The hours OF IL
and 4 o'olcck pm Tn title Is gool. bal
I only sell and convey as Trustee.
mh2$ JAMES \. BARTON. Trustee.
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General Agent:
I. T. WINNEMORE.
Special Agent:
J.C. HESS, Philadelphia, Pa.

Local Agents:
job p. Baker, New Orleans.
W. Spears, Vick sburg,
+. y. Rocket, Memphis.
j. B. Townsend. Grenada, Miss.
j. W. johnson, Cairo.
j. 8. To- Evansville.
J.. 3. Davies, Lru svilIe.
John Cobb, Madison, Indiana.
s. JoDes. CINCINNATI.
Charles 81. Beckwilh, Chicago.
Martin q Howard, 81. Louis.
j. e. Merriman & Co.. St. LOuis.
Don Alonzo Childs, New York.
Propositions for subscriptions OF money or
lands to the capital stock of the Company
3hould be addressed to
ers n. z. Rocket.
mh4 Agent at Memphis.
No. u Jefferson street.
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ASK the attention OF al Interested IN the re-
ductiOn OF tbs ex-travagant cost OF Butter 20
their practical and economical system OF max
ing pure prime Butter by aid OF the
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The Economy Butter Company.
0dfce-lI5 LIBERTY STREET.
F~actory-2Ss GREENwIcH STREET. \. Y.
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RAILROAD TINE TABLE,.
ksnpAls and EOuL.yLIIe EaLlrOad Mns.

k6mDhis and Louisville RAILROAD
~ rKPART ARKIvE.
Day Express, K. Il. Tine. 500 Am. 500 Pm
City time--.. 4:45 AIN.
Night Express, II. K. time. 400 p.n- s:O AIN
City time. $40 pm.
Ticket ofaces Nc. Xix Main street and at De
pot. head of Main street.
Sleeping Car attached to Night Express
Train, which goes through TO Nashville, via
Nashville and Northwestern Railroad, Without
change.
Mississippi and tennessee Railroad.
ARRIVE. DEPART.
New Orleans Mai, daily---s:l5 p.n- El5 pm
New Orleans Express, daily
except Sundsy.---....-.yB:0 an. S3 am
Freight, daily except sum-
--------o-V PIN Oo
Time through 10 New Orleans q hours. BAG
cage checked through. Ticket ONCE 87z Main
street and &C Depot. OmntDuses VIII call lor
passengers and check baggage in any part o.
the city, by leaving orders at Z37Z Main street.
febA A. 3. LVERMORE, 6enf ScpL
Memphis and Little Rock Railroad
TO MADISON AND LITTLE ROCK ARK.
Going West-Leave Hopeheld daily at ~ am.
Ferry Boat leaves loot OF Union street 81 2 am
3. B. BEAUMONT,
fe.7 Genera superintendent.
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NAVIGATION COMPANY


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e47 MAIN STREET.

NRS. N. {. HUNTER has Just returned from
vi New York and Baltimore With a fresb lot
o. spring Goods, which she seleeted with a
view 10 please the Ladies Of Mempbis and vi
oiuHy. Beautiful sly Is IN Dress Trimmings,
Fancy Jewe'ry, Flowers, Hats, Old Ladies'
Dress Caps, and anything pertaining 20 her
line, now open, Call and examine for your
selves, feh28
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STEAMBOATS,.
FOE NEW

Ne Il
/
New orleans P-acket-For vicksburg.
Natchez and New Orleans.
This excslent passenger steamer ID
viii leave as above -
THIS DAY, 24th inst, at 10 am.
RICHARD w. LIGHTBURNE, Agent,
mhZ4 NO. 4 JenerSon street.
Regular New orleans facket-For vieksburg,
Natehez and New Orleans.
49,. Entriken master |
TINS me passenger PACKET lslves So
THIS DAY, Path inst, at 5 pm.
r. w. LIGHTBURNE, Agent,
mh24 Ho.4 Jeferson street.
FOR ST. LOUIS.
Memphis and st. Louis United stRtes Mall
Line.
MARY z. FoRSYTH---.Dave Haney master
rms elegant sEo sWdt steamer -S
THIS DAY, oath inst, at S pm.
Freight received at 81. Louis Wharfboat
mhA FLEM. supt.
FOR vTCKSBURG.
Memphis and vicksburg United States Mail
I OF ALTON.----~..I B. Archer master
This elegant passenger steamer IN
THURSDAY. 25th inst, at 5 pm.
Freight received at the 81, Louis Wharfboat.
mhA FLEW 6ALvskT, sup,t.
ron AKKAESAs RIVER.
United States Mail Line.
Harrison Blaisdeu Master
VII Th 1sa sFls s99 ~ p sSoTs on steamer k=N
THURSDAY, 18th inst, at 5 pm.
7. a. h ENDIG, AgeEt,
mh24 800 Front So. Moshy Block.
FOR WHITE RIVER
Regular Memphis and White River Thursday
ARGosY master
This new and sPlsnd,a passenger -
THURSDAY, 18th inst, at JPN.
ELLIOTT & MILLEE, Agents,
mh24 Promenade street, foot Jeferson:
FOR PINE BLUFF.
Regular Arkansas River Wednesday Packet
For Helena, Friar's Point and Pine Bluff
rms rms sn;endid passenger pacEef Esseer
viii leave for the above ~
WEDNESDAY,, Gath inst, at 5 pm.
nb22 No. 20 f +; Ages s,rset.
FOR CINCINNATI
Memphis and Cincinnati Packet Company.
For Cairo, Louisville and Cincinnati.
This eIegznT and fleet passenger -
stasefaer viii leave ~
WEDNESDAY, 24th inst. at s pm.
JAS. 7. BOURNE & Co, Agents,
mill No. L. Jefferson street..
Memphis aud Cincinnati Packet-For Cairo,
Evansville, Louisville anu cincinnati.
MASh EkWIN-1erkes master
TINS elegant passenger Steamer SD
viii leave ~
WEDNESDAY, Gath inst, at 5 pm
Z. A. LEVY, Agent,
mh23 No. $50 Front street.
NOTICE TO SHIPPERS.
The new and elegant passenger steamer
SELEGAL TENDERAlE
John D. Elliott, Master. W. H. Miller, Clerk.
EuYTTT We T~NCTNNAT
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State, County and City Rights for sale, offer
ing To capitalists rare opportunities for esta6-
fishing q staple business, paying enormous
profits.
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dBER or COMMERCE.
MEMPHIs, March 2, 1851
hand sent 1. lsss AZ
Received previously ----s-A9i' 19'f'o
218,429
Exported to ~
Exported previously hsroaA
stock on hand al z m---.-.--. &,47
Receipts were per 81. &C. r. r. ll9
bales NJ. & T. r. R. 81; Steamers S29;
wagons 50. Exports were per M. &C. r.
r. 50; NJ. & o. r. r. 50 NJ. & T. r. r.
349. Increase of stock on hand IS bales.
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JOS. j. POW ERS
T. Iron, FRAHE l. BRIpK
Bridge builder
v Memphis, Tennessee.

ny Is prepared TO construct BRIDGES and
IRON ROOFS and BUILDINGS of all descrip-
aops. Ibis
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WHITES AND
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MEArHER ANp RTvEka

AAA
GAS WORKS, March g. 1868.
The river rose in the past twenty-four
hours six inches. Below high water
mark ten feet three inches.
CHAS. GOODWIN.
The Arkansas, though falling towards
the mouth, is reported rising above.
White river is falling slowly, with big
water to all points. Thelatest news from
all points above will be found in our tele-
graphic columns.
Arrivals
Steamer Guidon, Arkansas river.
Departures.
Steamer Belle Memphis, st. Louis.
" q. W. Cheek, Oseeola.
Nstoms, Friar's Point.
Leni Leoti, Arkansas river.
st. Francis, St. Francis river.
Des Are, White river.
En Fort.
Steamers Cooss, Minneola and Guidon.
EEOES.
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dBER or COMMERCE.
Mu.rpuUa March d 1879.
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municat,on is scarsely more than an official
recognition and recording OF matters and sug-
gestions already made known bv the news-
papers,"
"A Boston telegram, Of Tues IAy, to the New
York Herald, says: "The spokes and tire, and
everything else which goes to strengthen this
great .Hub OF the Universe are being sadly
shattered and weakened by the incessant and
almost deafening noise and jar of the rehearsals
for that great National Peace jubilee musical
festival which is to come off here next week.
1t may truly and literally be said that there is
music in the air. for on every public thorough
fare, in every public hall, and in numerous
private dwellings and general business head.
quarters there are primary reheatsals going on
day and night; artillery. wind and string in
strunents, anvils and vocal combinations are
heard everywhere, and there is o general and
sweetening har nony Of noise all around. There
was sort OF general vocal rehearsal OF about
5000 voices in the Music Hall this evening on
which occasion the versatile Jubilee Gilmore
welded the baton himself. The rehearsals
we're generally confined to the popular national
airs, and such strains as Hail Columbia, >
The Star Spangled Banner and the Harp
that Once Through Taras Hail. were among
those which were rendered more loudly, more
sweety and more effecti 5ely than they ever
were before or ever will be again, except in
the Coliseum during the five days Of Jubilee.
On the morning preceding the inauguration of
the Jubilee there is to be general rehearsal Of
the whole vast chorus. MusicalIy, financially
and otherwise, then, it seems that this gigan-
tic demonstration in honor of winding up the
great war is to be a success. Crowds and
crowds are coming, il ttfer bespeaking Of hotel
accommodations is any indication, and it is a
pretty sure thing that the week will be made q
pleasant one for ALL and that when they re-
turn homo there will be heartfelt and invol-
untary exclamation Of sLet us have Peace'"
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Reviews,

TIE DODGE CLUB; on ITALY ns 1859. With one
hundred Illustrations. New York (: Harper
g Bros. Charleston Holmes Book House.
Price 75 cents.
A bright and lively account Of a tour through
France and Italy, free from padding and
"Guide Book" learning, is novelty. and the
chronicles Of the Dodge Club-so called, be-
cause it was their principle to dodge all hum
bugs and swindles which make travelling SO
expensive-do not hag in their interest from
beginning to end. There is dash Of brigands,
churches, temples, peasants. politics, enthu-
siasm and Fourth fJuly, with strong taste OF
matrimony, and these, combined with genuine
fun, make up picture OF travel which cannot
but excite and amuse the reader. Many of
the illustrations are very good; and all OF them
are up to the average.
York: Harper s Bros, {; Charieslon llo Holmes meS
Book House. Price 80 oeuts.
This is the first volume OF Harper's cheap
edition of Thackeray. 1t is beautifully printed
and has the original illustrations 80 familiar to
the admirers OF the great satirist. Vanity Fair
is to-day as true picture OF life as when it
was written. The blade Of Thackeray is keen
but polished. and though welded by steady
hand, is guided by generous heart.
The other works of Thackeray-
Esmond and the rest, will be published in the
same form and at the same price.
HE PoETIcAL Works OF HENRY KIRKE WHITE,
with life OF the author. New York: Apple
ton Go. Charleston: John Russell Price
so cents.
This is volume OF tho popular edition of
the standard poets, now issuing. It is mar
vel Of cheapness.
APPLEroNs JOURNAL OF LITERATURE, So1ENoE
AND ART. Monthly parts, Nos. and q. Price
80 cents.
Appletons magazine is gaining as steadily
in merit as in public favor. In it is pub
fishing serial by Mrs. Oliphant, as we'll as
Victor Hugo's PHonome Qui Ieu. The typog-
raphy Of the magazine is superb, and the sup
plements are indeed gems of art. Southerners
will not forget that Appleton & 20. have in, NO
instance lent their name to work which Sian
dered and illuminated our people, For sale by
John Russell. 81 year.
The WAvERLEy NOVELS.
We have received from, John Russell. King
street, Appleton's popular illustrated edition Of
"Count Robert of Paris" price as cents also
the handsomely bound volume containing the
Heart Of Mid Lothian, Count Robert Of Paris.
Fair Maid Of Pento. and Woodstock This is
the best edition OF the works Of the .Wizard OF
the North" ever published in this country, at
price which places it within the reach Of all
classes. The print is clear and neat, and the
text is that of the Abbotsford editions.
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dissolution Of Goparturrsbip.

nISSOLUTION OF COPA PAsTNERsnYp.
We hereby give notice that the late Arm of
HUN hun BhOfHERS CO.. Of Charleston, g. O.. and
HUNT, THOMSON & CO., of New YORK. is dissoiv
eo' HUNT BROTHERS h co.
TIE FOLLOWING PARTIES HAVE FORMED A
eopartnership 10 carry on GENERAL COMMISSION
bUSlNESS, under the firm name of HUNT BROTH
EhS 90. In Charleston s. O.. and HUNT. THOM.
BUN q CO, New York. J. f. HUNT, >
q. HUNT.
A. THOMSON.
June .. 1862 EUGENE BLONDEL
June II
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-06-12
Gopartuersbip Notire.

r limited PARTNERsAIP.-.rH I'm.
~ DERSIaNED have. in accordance with the
Acts Of the General ASS mbly, and under f1rm name
articles Of agreement Of Limited Partnership bear
day. A
1t is mutually agreed to renew and continue the
same under said agreemen. to June l. 1871
lsigned. MILAN GURNEY. General Partner.
Charleston. 8 G., June l.. 1859.
Suneo stu:h limo