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SPECIAL NOTICES.

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DR.. TOBIAS NESETIAN LINZ
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Simultaneous action. in cases OF Chronic
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have aStonished the civilized world, is no
new catch-penny; but AN article that has
stood the test OF twenty-five years. The
enormous sale aud rapidly increasing de-
mand is at once the sprest evidence of its
usefulness and popularity. No family should
be without q bottle in the house. Hundreds
Of dollars and many hours of suffering may
be saved by its timely use.
Cole, Cramp and Dysentery yield at once
to Its pain-cuFative properties. 1t is per-
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sat person or youngest child. No matter If
you have no confidence in Patent Medicines
try this, and you viii be sure to buy again
and recommend TO your friends. Hundreds
Of Physicians recommend it in their practice.
sold by the Druggists and Storekeepers.
Price, Fifty Cents and One Dollar. Depot. 10
Park Place, New York.
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FRIsHTFuL DEVELOPMENTS!

At last the people have got the fact " through
their hair, that hair dyes impregnated with
acetate of lead and other metallic salts are
MURDEROUS PREPARATIONS.
When they see the metallic sediment at the
bottom of the bottles, they know that the
disgusting stun is literally WITH
POISON. They ask, therefore, for a
HARMLESS VEGETABLE DYE,
and ind It, pure and efhcaeious, in
C~ristadOrO's Excelsior Hair Dye
offered under the sanction of Prof. Chilton's
guarantee that 1t contains nothing delete
rious."
CRISTADOR0S HAIR PRESERVATIVE, as
a Dressing, acts like a charm on the Hair after
Dveing. Try
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FINANCE AND TRADE
FINANCE.
OFFIcE OF THE DAILY APPEAL, I

OFFICE OF THE DAILY APPEAL,
MEMPHIS, October IL, 1863.
The money market is working along
with some noticeable ease-that is, the
banks are better fixed than they were last
week, but we can hardly say so much of
the outside community. Cotton comes in
steadily. and sales are quite active, but
the exchange Offering is not too heavy for
our dealers to handle, and rates remain
unchanged. New York cotton bills are
taken at &c discount, while points in
New England are discounted al &c. New
Orleans bills are taken at nc discount in
small sums. Checking on all points at
par to H discount.
Stocks and bonds are entirely nominal.
We have heard of no sales during the
week.
CITY scrip has taken an upward turn
within the past few days. The rise was
predicated upon the sale of the stock held
nv Memphis in the Little Rock Railroad.
Bv this sale the City Treasury was TO be
relieved to the extent of $1,000 o immedi-
ateIy-thus providing for many pressing
wants. and also setting aside the question
of a further issue of scrip. The demand
TODAY was active. One dealer sold about
sI4OO in balances at 75c, but jumped his
prices up to sOcbefore noon. In the latter
part of the day the ring" who have
been crying down scrip, boosted on the
street that they would o have it down
again to 7Oc, and from the action of the
Board of Aldermen, as reported else
where, they, no doubt, knew what they
talked about.
County warrants are dull. There is no
demand to speak of and no offerings; 6S
TO Csc are the nominal buying rates.
Police scrip is in active demand, and
scarce. Dealers would buy at 94e.
There is a fair eouptry demand for gold,
and all that is offered is taken for ship
ment to the interior to lay away for fu-
ture use. Dealers buy at New York quo
tations and sell at an advance of IL to &c.
New Tennessee bonds are improving.
Sales of new, reported to-day in New
York, 56Hc; old, 6IHc.
GorsyurnentS closed steady:
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In this line we have nothing new to
report. Stocks are well assorted, but not
so heavy as last week, while fresh arrivals
are daily reported. The demand is steady,
though so far heavy winter wear have
gone off more slowly than We expected.
Prices are unchanged. OF the New York
market, the Shoe and Leather Reporter
says:
The anticipations of manufacturers and
dealers as TO the amount of the fall trade
have thus far been tolerably well met by
the business transacted, but the state of
uncertainty and suspense which WAS felt
at the outset has been in no way lessened,
justifying the cautious course which has
been all along pursued. To the uncer-
tsinty of prices on account of h st.
Crispin organization, has been added the
irregular course of the money market,
and while the prices of stock have been
generally steady, the margin for profit
was too small to allow of any over pro-
duction, and the supply of seasOnable
goods has been consequently restricted to
the actual and immediate wants of the
market. For goods for fall and winter
wear there is a brisk demand from the
and West, but credits are cautious
IL looked to, and prices are arm, In the
finer qualities of work there is not so
demand, and manufacturers will
not take orders except upon the most ia
VOFable teFms.
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HANGER SALE.
CEEANOE1x SALE
ON
Tuesday, November 2, 1863.

James C.. Anderson ct ASK Parte Petition,
No. 2~l06-Chaneery Court OF Memphis.
IN Y virtue of an in~teFlOeutoFy decree In this
ID cause, l will sell at public auction, 10 the
highest bidder, in front of the Clerk and Mas
ter's ONCE, in the city of Memphis, Tenn on
Tuesday, November z, 1863, within legal hours,
the following Real Estate, to-wtt:
A certain tract Of land lying and being In
the county of Shelby and State of Tennessee,
whereOn James &. Anderson, sr., resided al
the time OF his death, and known as his
homestead, near to or upon the waters Of
Noncpnnah creek, containing 80 acres.
Before the day of sale the above tract Will
be subdivtded into several sEaal tracts.
Terms OF SafeSOne-third cash, balance on
q credit OF one and two years; notes with Sc
curaty taken. bearing interest rom the day
purchase money
se2S A. ALSTON, Z. and VI.
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COTTON.
CHAMBER OF COMMERCE, I
MEMPHIS, October IL, 1863. !

OF
MENrfHIs, October II, 1863.
Sales to-day footed up 700 bales, six
buyers operating, i've taking 100 bales and
upwards. The market opened active at4Hc
for middling, at which figure several hun
bred bales changed hands. Some factors
demanded a slight advance on this figure
early in the morning and were afterwards
forced to take less. The ~unfavOrable
tenor of the midday dispatches caused a
decline here, the market closing weak and
irregular at "A to 24Le for middling, with
most factors unwilling to make concas-
sions, and several buyers anxious to pnr-
chase at the decline. An order for 100
bales strict to good middiing was filled at
24Zc, and I25 bales middling at 24Ac. a
single list Of 70 bales brought 24Hc,
and another of 20, barely mid
ding, was sold at the same figure.
Among the sales reported were Is re-
packed at zS1c, 20 low middling at 235sc,
40 middling at 241c, IS bright middling at
2471e, Is middling at 24He, SO do. at 24Hc,
q do. at 24Ife, Sc good ordinary to low
middling at 24c, and 10 good middling at
25c. Receipts to-day were 1858 bales, and
larger tina any previous day this season.
Exports were IlO3 bales. The New York
market opened steady at 2Te for middling
uplands, and closed weak with a fair de-
mand at 26kc. Sales, 1000 bales-7O0 for
future delivery, including January at DC.
The New Orleans market opened steady
s4 OSlZ To 25Ap and closed at Dixie with
fair demand and sales Of $500 bales. The
Iiyerpool market closed irregular and
lower al I2l{d TOR middling uplands and
I2Ld for 0risans.
REyIEH OF WEEK
TUESDAY, octobsE 5th.-Middlings
opened al 2tAc and closed ct 24Hc. Sales
800 bales. Stock on hand SSOS-
WEDNESDAY,, 6th.--Rriees opened al
241Ic and improved, closing firm al 24A@
sc. Sales IiOO bales. stock S4II.
THURSDAY, 7th.-Prices firm and I'M
changed at 24xc for Middlings. Sales $50
bales. stock $3.50.
FRIDAY, s~th.-Prices declined ke ON ali
grades, closing at 241e. Demand active.
Sales 800 bales. Stock SSOs.
SATURDAY, 9th.-Middlings steady at
54Izc. Demand active and market nearly
bare. Orders largely in excess of supply.
sales sOO-stock on hand 1881.
MONDAY, Ilth.-Market opened active
at 241fe; declined snd closed weak at "A
10 241Le. Sales 100 bales; stock on hand
52s7.
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fair sex from early morning until night,
and the different styles of dress goods
including silks, poplins, grenadines
cloaks, shawls, etc, all of their " i'm
portation, were pronounced superb
I" elegant "magniicent, " q" beautiful
g lovely" and all the other ~adJeetiVes
usually made use Of on such OCCASIONS
1t was a gala day in dry goods, and wiz
not soon be forgotten by those who had
the pleasure of examining the beautiful
articles set u by this well known and
anternrisin0 firm. The attractions *
hibited by them could not be resisted and
we are satisfied that their sales for the
day must have been among the largest
ever known to the trade of our city.
Prices are much the same as last week.
A few staple cotton goods are some
weaker. while others are firmer, but there
is really no material alterations in quota
tions.
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MaIn Street. Store for Rent.

Upon timely application and sufficient In
u ducement offered, we will rent for one
year from lst September next, the Front Store
Room now occupied by AS, corner of Main
and Jefferson streets. with part of basement.
auA RoYSTER, IRRELEVANT q co.
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BUSINESS OPENING.

AM authorized TO dispose Of the interest
i of the senior partner IN one Of our best
Front Row Houses,
Now doing a lucrative business, which can
be secured to the purchaser. To the right
man, q bargain will be offered. Apply for
one week to the undersigned, In the Lee
Block, Union street, No Is.
OS7 W. II.
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INSANE ASYLUM.

Q t. vINCENT'S INSTITUTION FOR THE
- INSANE, st. Louis, Mo. This Institution
was founded by the Sisters OF Charity, An
gust 10, lS5S. It Is private and nrst-elass in
It's arrangements and accommodation. In
sane patients of both sexes aud Of all de-
nominations are received, also those addicted
TO taking opium or other stimulants 10 ex-
cess and desire to correct. For terms, ETC.,
apply 20 Dr.. ]. K. BAUDUY or the SISTER
SUPERIOR. augs
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COTTON gTAFENE
TRADE.

Business during the week has been
steady, and prices are not mueh different
from what they were at the date OF our
last weekly edition. staple supplies som
t,nue scarce and in active demand, and
rates are very firm. The present fine
weather has something to 10 with the
fact that fewer planters than usual are to
be seen upon pun streets. Nearly all are
engaged Ia securing their cotton crop aud
every available hand is in the field. Re-
eeipts are lighter h a they would be 9th
erwise, and will not improve until he
weather changes. We hope that no time
viii be lost in picking, and that when the
rain or storms set in there will be little
len 1 IA the field TO injure. The old adage
-'mske hay while the sun shines" is not
forgotten.
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TO THE AFFLICTED.
DR.. j. 3.

has permanently located in Memphis, and
II will treat CHRONIC DIsEAsE of every des-
For Nenereal Diseases ne has an
SPECIFIC that removes every
yestige of the disease, without giving mer-
curry. Those suffering with CONSUMPTION or
SCROFCLA ne especially invites To avail them
selves of his treatment, feeling assured, fIom
experience, that he has discovered the reme-
dies a Mercifui Providence has provided for
these formidable and hitherto considered In
durable diseases. Ladies afflicted with dis
eases peculiar to their sex successfully treat
ed. All communications by letter promptly
answered. Ofhce-S Second ST., Upstairs.
a.
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NOTICES.
RALLY
RALLYl

MERCHANTS look to your Interest. Ifyou
nj want Groceries, Bagging and Ties, cheap
Wholesale GTocers and Cotton Factors, Nos.
&c and rs Front street, Memphis, Tenn. SCI
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81. Clair Nurseries, Summarized, u.

a MILES rom st. Louis. on o. ana n. Z.
20 r.. r.. +. BABCOCK, Proprietor. Two
hundred acres in the cultivation OF Fruit
Trees. AppIes-a magnificent stock Of land
3 year Olds. including all the leading and
most popular southern varieties Obtaihed
from reliable growers ~Sonth-Pears, Peaches,
Plums. ApricOts. NeetariDes, Cherries, Qain-
ces, Grapes, Strawberries RaSpoerries, etc.
IN great variety. Ach0ice collection OfROses.
Ornamental Evergreen and Deciduous Trees,
FloWering Shrubs, Herbaceous Plants, Bulbs,
etc. Branch ONCE. Is anu % Nofoe street a.
seZl d&W GEO. H. BROWN, GeH1 Agent.
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The dry goods trade is moderately ae-
tive, 50 far as our wholesale houses are
concerned, while the retail trade was
never better. The display Of goods this
season exeeIs all EOrTper ones, and the la
dies are in. eestaeies. We have had sew
eral " grand openings" during the week,
aud We must not forget 70 p~srtteIlarise
that Of the Messrs. b. LowensteIn 4
Bios. which came OF on Thursday last,
causing no little excitement. Al this
house there was q constant stream Of the
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In Remote Settlements of Untold Value.

In Remote Settlements Of Untold Value.
Food makes blood; blood makes the body.
II the blood be pure, the body Is healthy. So
IL we are not in health, we know some impu-
rifles are lurking about which must be re-
moved, and the sooner the better.
BTdndyeta'S PfHS reHiOre all from The system
tUAich nature needs no longer.
The wonderful cures effected by Brandreth's
PILLS have arrested the attention of enlight-
ened physicians. Upwards of five thousand
now use them In their daily practice, and
two hundred nave given their written testi-
mony as TO their innocence and value, as
eleansers of the bowels and blood.
Their untold value Is to those living in set
Element where doctors can only be had at
great expense. For If you are sick, you
have only to take one or more doses of Brand
reth's Pills to get cured. Full directions are
with each box. Sold by all druggists.
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The Most Successful Physician

IN the treatment OF Private and secret dis
eases. Quick, thorough and permanent
cures guaranteed in every case, male or fe-
male. Recent cases of GhonUrrhea or Sypht-
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eradIcated without the use OF mercury. Suf-
ferers from Impotency, or loss Of Sexual
Power, restored to free vigor In q few weeks.
elect or Gh0norrhea of long standing, when
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ly and speedily cured by a new
Victims Of self-abGse and excessive venery,
suffering from spermatOrrhea and loss OF ply
steal and mental power, speedily and peFIna-
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confidential. 80
ss-Onice hours from 3 am. to ] p M, and 2
TO pm.
DR. j. B. RUSSELL, Consulting Physician.
L. q. WARRAN, Secretary.
Treaties on Chronic Diseases mrnfshed free
on application. apl5 d4w
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Is the best in the world; the only true and
perfect Dye; harmless, reliable, i~nstantane-
GUS; no disappointment; no ridiculous tints;
remedies the Ill effects of bad Dyes; inVigo-
BLACK or Brown. Sold by AL Druggists and
Perfumers; and properly applied at Batehel-
or's Wig Factory, No. ID Bond street, N. Y.
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BOOTS n SHOES.

bhONN OoNADNhoo-
= Standard, s OBI Alabama, 5 o.
Lower grades-EZ TO p
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u sIEr--@ FOR NEW YoRK-SWIFT-SUR
sxs Transi si,ortaGion Company Despatch
RVQ sWiIL-sure Lines, via DelRWa and RarlLan
Canal on and amer the 18th of March, leaving daily A
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For irsishI, which viii be taken on accommodating
serma amply to WILLIAM NJ. BAIRD a CO.,
IM no. I82 \. DELLA WARE Aveona.
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TREE AND SERPENT WORSHIP.


The London At6emeam makes the following
notice of an importer ut archaeological work re-
Gently Published in LondOn:--
This huge and handsome volume on the
architectural remain5 OF sanchi and AmrAvai
is said TO have been prepared under the au-
thOIity OF the Sec 'ary OF State for India in
CCupcil but We az, not told on the title page
TO which particular secretary of State We owe
the accom- plishmeul of a very good idea. The
work was undertaken two years ago; and ia
these past two years We have had four differ
ent gentlemen in p wer at the India Board.
The particular pat'"n, however, was Sir Stat
foId NOrthcote; ana we name him with plea
ture, since it is ouiy right that the public
should have every means Of giving honor
where honor is due
For many years vast there lay unnoticed in
the stables OF Fife House mass of old Indian
mar rbles, which had been brought over from
Madras, barely any one knew either when or
Why. They were broken and uncomely; and
If any man had the wit to push inquiries az
to what they were and whence they oame. he
was told they were fragments of an Indian
temple of which scarcely anybody in London
had ever heard the name. II the inquirer
went yet further, he might--or might not
have learnt that these broken stones had been
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I Pennsylvania. County of Philadel.

State OF Peunsy lvania, County of Philadel.
ph1R, ss:
Be II remembered that on this third dav OF
February, A. d. 1869. before the subscriber, q
Notary Public in ana for the State of Pennsyl-
vania duly commissioned and an thorized by
the Governor OF the state of Pennsylvania to,
take the acknowledgment of deeds and other
writings to be used and recorded in the said State
of ennsy lvania, and to administer oRths and
affirmatiops, personally appeared @. Ii. CLARK,
President of the National Life Insurance Conn
pshy OF the United States of America, and
made oRt h that the above Is q true statement OF
tthe condition of said National Life Insurance.
Company or the United States of America upon
the 3lst day OF December. A. d. 1868.
And Further certify that have made per.
sopal examination of the condition of said
National Life Insurance Company on this day,
and am satisfied that they have assets safely
invested 10 the amount of $500 600. That 1 have
examined the securities now In the hands OF
the Company, as set forth in the annexed
state ment. and the same are of the value repre-
sented in the statement / further certify that
am not interested in the affairs OF said Com
papy. sss<s
In witness whereof have hereunto set NV
hand and affixed my official seal, this third
day of February A. d. 1862
WILLIAM j. DELLEKER,
2l3stuth6t Notary Public,
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PRICE OF PASSAGE
NON 40 BkEsf OR HAVRE,
First abin,..,....""Sl4O second SS5
40 PARIS.
(Including railway tlcke,s, furnished on board)
FlIHt caDIn....., $40 eecunu cabin
VDehe SIT taAL4eb UU OV carry sIeeIage
Do ed.CAl attendance 4 ee OF charge.
American Travellers going TO returning from
the ot EUROPE. by taking the ste .mers OF
LhiB hne avoid unnt cehsAry risks from transit Dy
English fAllU AyB ana CruhBing the Cha0nel, besides
SAVING Time, trouble, and expense.
GkukGE M AUkENZIE, Agent,
NO. 5S BhOAL Way, New York.
For passage In Pnileoelphla, Apply At Adams
E&press Company, to II. Il, LEAF,
G2 No, 800 Oh tSNUp street.
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ONLY DIRECT LINE TO FRANCE.

Nf%ISBe ONLY DIRECT LINE TO FRANCE.
MAIL SlEAMbHlPS BEru, cIS NES[V y1Hkk "
Tho snI,Ididd@ - hh' C'-1LING ar BKESr,
the Continent w. s 0n & s Ne j@'oIiSe " @ route tor
as lUllUwb- al hhu Eon 1leI NO' 0O NOrLh river,
81. ~, Am u.oo., Co..
WILLIE Dk RAISIs.,. ,SurulUnt Saturday, Oct n
OcG IA
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GOTTON SAIL DUCK AND CANVAS, OF
WaRon.COver uck. -, ro,.. 49,.
AisO, Paper Manufacturers, DTer se.m se.m rom rom
In n Sail TwIne. etc. JOHN w. EVERMAM
No, I0s CHURCH stTeee sNssf etoress
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!. yAUeHH HEGEIoE. WILLIAM v. NRBRIoS
~ WASHINGTON 6tIeeIh,
PHILADELPHIA,
MhhRlCk d SONS,
lEH8INhERb AND MAOHlNl6TS, "a
LpS1uiGclute High and Low Pressure Steam HnhDAas
for Land, RiVtE, and Marine Service
ROilerA, q aasOLneleIs, Tanks, Iron BoaGs, ETC
EaRJlngb Ot all kinds, either iron or brass.
Iron Frame AOofs for Gas WOYk, workshops ans
IailroA0 Stations, etc, -.
RsioEn aud Gas Machlnery, OF the Latent and naosl
Evsry description Of Plantation Machinery, aiSI ~
HnxaF, Saw, and GPist Mills, Vacuum Pans, N
Steam Trains DefecatOrn, Filters Pumplng' En
'soIe AGENTS nor n Billeuxs Patent Sugar Boiling
Apparatus NeBnyth's Patent Steam Hammer, ene
AsppwAlI n WoOlseys Patent Osntrnu&h SuhTs IN
Draining N Achines ee1
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INSURANCE COMPANIES.

STATBMENT or THE CONDITION OF THE
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ENGINES, MACHINERY, ETC,

sssEfdE3es. PENN STEAM Engine AND
GEf1is.sssss4SlEs lsOlA.hk W0kks.-NEAEIE % Levy
tL4AA AAGAL AND THAOkETlCAL E@GJNEERsi
MAGhINIS1k, ROILER-MA kER5, b. AOR.
ShIi Hs, ana FOUNDERS, having fnf many yskPG
been "a suecsesinl opei alton, and been exou6lVeSJ
engaged III building and repairing Marine and River
Mnglneb nigh and low-pEeeanre, Iron Rollers, Watel
9anRs PrOpslers etc. etc., respectfully O1er theiI
services 10 the public being fully prepared con,
nacs for engines of Rli siaes, harine River ana
bt&tODbry; having A6S of pattsrnB OF different aRal
aie prepared 20 orders with quick despatoh
Every description OF pattern, making made ~ Ghs
Enofteet nOLlCe. High aud LoW-preBDuFe Fius
Tubular sad Cylinder boilers, o. the beet Pennsylya
Iron and B2Sss Caaiings OF all descriptions. ROil
TurnuR. Screw GUtiDg and ali ether work COnneotsd
with the abOVs business,
Drawings Rnd specifications tor All work done al
the estaolishmont free OF chsFGe' ano work guRISs
iced, =,
The subscribers have ample WhaEf-dock room fa
repars OF boRLe where they can he Ia perfect safeES
and are provided with shears, blocks. fsIs, etc. et
'"A AND'iA~ No"'S va 'N-' JACOB q. NEAFIN
john p. LEVY,
RH BEACH aud PALMhR Etreeta,