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PIT I BOARD.
a The Memphis Appeal says in its market re,

The Memphis Appeal says in its market re.
port OF Tuesday evening:
New cotton continues to come in quite
bfIskly, and Is taken up as fast as it arrives
leaving the market bare, as the demand ex
ceeds the supply, and orders in the hands OF
brokers remain untitled. The season will be
wei advanced before there is a surplus for for
elgn export. The impression is general that
estimates OF the maturing crop, the last year
are far above the actual yield and that Wl
bales viii be fully as much as the crop will sum
up. Unfavorable news from the uplands and
along the Mississippi are the causes assigned
for the lessened yield. Much of the reported
stock of l26 bales here is not merchantable.
some forty bales being sunk cotton that must be
0VerhaulSd at the pickerieS before it will be fit
for market.
Recent advices from St Louis report a spec
qlatlye and increased demand for -four A
qealer there receiving an average of 500 bbls.
ualIy me Is ready sale of more tina n tWo-thirds
OF ms receipts to millers. 1t is a singular cur
rent OF trade to find manufacturers purchasin @
their own products, and indicates possible flu
ture advance. Much of the flour now movinp
from st. Louis is being shipped TO the New Or.
leans market, where the demand is greatest
The New Orleans Times says in its market
report of Monday evening:
For futures the market is still weak The
sales comprise 200 bales, as follows: 600 for
december, on the basis of low middlingS, at
2612c; 800 for January at 261zc; 800 for Deem
leans"
Messrs. W. ?. Wright Il Co., of New York, in
iher circular Of Aug. 81, report sales tor future
delivery as follows:
Cotton has been less in demand during the
past week, at further decline in price. There
are few European orders hero at the moment,
and the decline in Liverpool creates caution.
sellers however, are not pressing. believing as
they do that the wants of the world will secure
a good demand at high prices for the incoming
crop The sales for the week are reported at
1,4OO bales, generally as follows For blsiS low
middlIng. with nothing below good ordinary for
delivery In September &c, and on private terms
yesterday. In October, 2914c, pc. In November,
2Sl4c 2Sasc. 2o =, 81 e. In December Z7Sc, 27I5c
zlc. Use, &c, 2G$I-this last resale at loss.
Free on board at Mobile in December, 2G3{c.
Same month in Savannah. 267sc, In January,
2654c. I his morning sales were made as follows:
For delivery in December, 2612c. Free on board
same month at New Orleans, 26Ac. Delivery in
January, &6J4. The sales to-day, included in
that total, have been 200 bales. Sellers at the
close ask higher prices. The total sales, in
Guiding resales, in June, were 1850: in July
II, 02l; in August, 1925"
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RAILROAD TIME TABLE.

GOING S0UTH-Nashville and Decatur
trains leave station on South Cherry street, at
A NJ and 7:30 P. n. No train Sunday morning.
Accommodation at $50 Pm, (goes to Column
bial. Trains arrive at $50 = NJ, and 700 P. n.
Accommodation 10 A. n.
Louisville and Nashville Railroad
Leave Nashville. A. n. and 2:35 P.
Arrive at Louisville....l:30 P. N. and 1870 P. n
Leave P. N. and 1045 P.
Arrive at Indianapolis--7:2 P. NJ. and 3:45 A. NJ.
Arrive at st. Louis via
Indianapolis. .-......8:25 and 400 P. n,
Arrive at st. Louis via
A. N. and 1:30 p. NJ
Coach on freight train leaves Nashville at S:O5
P. N. and arrives at Gallatin at 6:25 p NJ every
day except Sunday.
Nashville and Chattanooga Railroad.
Leave Nashville at--.......9OO A. NJ and 500 Pm.
Arrive at Nashville. 500 A. n and 200 p M.
The 900 A. n. train from Nashville, does net
run on Sunday.
ShslbyviIIe Accommodation Train.
Arrives at A. NJ
Leaves P. NJ
Nashville and Northwestern X. Il.
Leave Nashville............6:O0A N. and 600 P. NJ
Arrive at Hickman, Ky. ll:00 P. N. and 1870 A. NJ
Leave Hickman, KY. 4:SO P. N. and 400 A. n
Arrive at Nashville. -..l2:00M. and 500 A. N
Sleeping cars ruk through to Memphis OF
the 900 P. N. train.
Edgeheld and Rentacky r. II.
Arrive at An
Leave NashVlle....-.........s...-- P
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ROBERTS BROTHERS.

I4a sFashIngton street, BOSTON, Mass
u EG TO CALL ATTENTION To THE Pho
ID tOgTaph Albums manufactured by them.
They are made Of the best of stock. and have
an established reputation for beauty, and durn-
bility, and it should be borne IN mind that on
Album bound in Turkey Morocco will last
three times as long as one bound in imitation.
We make Albums holding from L to ~ pic
lures. varying in price from 80 cents To 2l6.
Cur Albums are seldom returned to us for re-
pairs, and are warranted to give satisfaction.
Messrs. K. Bros. publish some of the most
popular books OF the day, viz: Prof. lngTa-
hams Prince cf the House of David, Pillar of
Fire aud Throne Q, David, Jean IngelOw,s
Little Woman and Hospital Sketches, Ecce
Homo and Ecce Deus, Auerblch's On the
Heights, Villa Eden and EdelweSs, Tho Hea-
ven Series ETC., ETC.. and they are continually
adding 10 their ca talOgUs- Dealers will dc we'll
10 send 10 Us Tor catalogues and terms.
ROBERTS BROTHERS,
Publishers and Photograph Album Makers.
Boston, Mass Jlyl5tf
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S1WE are authorized to announce w. M.
Stephens as a candidate for Criminal
Court Clerk at the ensuing March cleo
ton. sept5 tide
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We are authorized to announce J. T.
Higgins as a candidate for Criminal
Court Clerk, at the ensuing March cleo
ton sep7 tide
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The following are the cotton quotations "a
ceived at the National Savings Company corner
Union and College streets, where cotton, gold
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BALTIMORE Sept. 9.-Flour quiet; low grades
firm; western supertne s696 3; extra S. q
as 8. Wheat unchanged; receipts small. Corn
advanced: sales white at 81 239l 25. Oats
ste dy at g g62c. Rye unehanged: Mess Mess PoIk
rib 2 c; shoulders lG12c; hams Z4@25c. Lard
quiet at lO@l91zc., Whisky in good demand at
q loGI l2i% and 81 l8.
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baltimore Mnrkefs.

NEW YoeK. Sept. 9.-Cotton &c lower; sales
of 900 bales OF uplands at 34c. Flour s. 65g
6 10. Wheat 81 45@l As. COrn-sOund mixed
81 l7all %. Rice and Coffee firm. Sugar, Cuba
ll1SIl3. MOlasses nominal.
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Hvereti House.

This house, situated at St. Louis, No,
commands the attention OF the travelling
public No effort is spared on the part Of
the proprietOrs to furnish their guests with
the best fare the market affords, and all
other accommodations and comfOrts their
means and attention can command. As a
pnblic house the Everett" is a decided
success, as is plainly evidenced by the ex-
tensive patronage it receives.
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A STOCK FARM FOR SALE.

ARLINGTON. FARRAR & WEAKLEY.
10 aoI an II -,
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GOLD AND SILVER.

Buy ing Selling
American g0ld..... ......................l34% 1864
Gold coupOns........... .....-..........-l343 1881
Gold drafts on New York..-.....l3 4% 1857
American silver. G1s and Ns)..-l2S 133
American silver. (5s and l0s)......l25 100
OIlHn EYI AMnn
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Sheet Music for the Million

The ONLY complete stock of CLASSIC and
popular Music in the city. where you can get
your orders filed. Schools, Teachers and the
Trade supplied at New York Wholesale prices.
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Tennessee bonds were Il in Nov yorl,
yesterday at Gljz@62 f. ri and - for The
new. i
" me SaIes o. Iu'I ate bonds at the New
: Erh otOeA E@cuA the 9th inst, were as
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W hrs. Clements, Rives a Co.,
sep4 cod .H.4 FroprietorS'
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In consequences of the war between freight
lines, reducing the cost Of transportation. all
the above can be sold at from SIS to $50 less
than heretofore. Those in want Of the BEST
Pianos. will consult their interests by calling
on this OLD ESTABLISHED HOUSE.
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oHANCERY SALE.
CHANCERY SALE

nN WEDNESDAY. MARCH2L 1853. CHAN
" Gerry COURT Or MsMPaIS.
No. SIs5 Harriet J.. ROyster. adm'x., vs.. 5. 5.
Register ct al.
DY virtue Of an inieriocHtory dscres Ia this
ID cause, I viii sell, al public auction, TO the
highest bidder, In front OF he auction HOUSE,
OF ROyster, TIezevant & g, in the city Of
Memphis, tennessee,
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LIN e.
Reduction Of Rates on Cotton.

An SOUTH COURT sQUARE.
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ton, hemp, hay, straw, or other easily
Equitable commodity, shall not be car
ried on the deck or guards Of any steamer
carrying passengers, except on ferryboats
crossing rivers, and then only on the
sterns OF such boats, unless the same
shall be protected by q complete and
suitable covering of canvas or other
proper material, to prevent ignition from
sparks, under q penalty OF q hundred
dollars for each Cffspse. Nor shall coal
oil or crude petroleum be hereafter car
ried on such steamers, except on the
decks or guards tn sreof, or in open holds
where q free circulation of air Is secured,
and at such distance from the furnaces
or fires as may be prescribed by any su-
pervisors (~supervising) inspector or any
local board of inspectors.
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FINANCE AND A
OFFICE OF THE DAILY APPEAL,
MFMPHIs. March 3, 1879.
FINANCE

MEMPHIS, Marcn o Ao0"D
FINANCE
A full report Of the meeting heiu 70
dsy at the Chamber Of Commerce "lIOe
found in local columns.
n Exchange Market throughout Ihe
week has been working very Close M
n hss been only by mutual sccommOd@,
,;oos hetwesu bankers that the demand
has been supplied without recourse 70
o,rrorev sbipments. The almost tolal
Coronation in the Cotton market has OF
ooEyse brought about this result. Rates
have varied with he necessities Oh Ine
huvsr. While some banks retain thelF
old rate Of Bc discount, buying, others
are ANXIOUS to purchase at &c discount.
All are selling at le premium, with e1-
cen,ious to regular customers st par
New Orleans bills are very scarce, and
are taken st Sc discount. There Is also
verv light demand for them. Selling
ST par to lc premium.
Ihere Is De movement in Stocks or
Bonds. Brokers are in the market ior
All kinds Of Southern Securities but no
sellers.
City Scrip is quiet. Brokers buy al
s5e and sell at IS TO SOC, as TO mount
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. that many Of our cit
izsus think County Warrants should o.
since the late election, we must
consider them weaker. Dealers were
h to-day st 73c buying, selling at 20 to
7Se.
Police Scrip firm and scarce. Buying
96s, selling 9oe.
Gold has been very much unsettled
during the week, going down to lSO,
1t opened to-day ia New York at lS2 snd
closed st 1915. Carrying at 3 per cent.
sterling Exchange dull st 10S4, for so day
bills. A slight advance was reported IN
Gold al noon, in consequence OF rumoT
that Stewart had resigned and that Bout
well hsd been appointed Secretary of the
Treasury, but it o 0 gave way again and
declined as shove.
Sales Of old Tennessee Bonds were re-
ported at 67ke, and new At 663.
The Stock market 81 the opening was
steady, and st II am. was generally hrm
and active, and at the close WAS steady
but less active.
Wells & Fargo Elk, Slb +; American Elk,
444 Auams EA.s oO4 - p AAf ;
Merchants Union Elk, Il; Quicksilver,
23E Canton SCI Pacific Mail, 100; West.
ern Union Telegraph Co, 373 New York
Central, 1903; Erie, to - Hudson,
1879; Reading, cit Chicago q Alton, l52;
preferred, 152; Toledo, w. and F. w,
663 preferred n st. Paul, Go preferred
7S!; Fit. Wayne, lis; Ohio & Missis-
sippi, 3Sl; Michigan Central, ll74 Mich
igan Southern, 96l ; Illinois Central,
1884; Cleveland d Pittsburg, SIS Cleve-
land & Toledo, lO5I Rock Island, l2S4 ;
Chicago & Northwestern, Sit ; preferred.
GOT.
Governments st the opening were I'M
settled, but were generally steady in tone
at the noon call, and closed frmer with
fair demand
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TRAnE.

Business during the week has not been
It all what 1t should have been owing
70 the chsngeable weather and ue dull,
ness which has prevailed in Cotton. The
receipts Of the latter have fallen OFF large
Nv, but the stock on hand is equally as
large as at any time this season. Among
the different branches of trade, probably
the Dry Goods market has been least &C
tive. The stocks at our leading wh9le-
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We have no large sales OF Gold TO re-
port. Dealers buy at lS049l3l, and sell
st IS2GIS24.
The public debt statement, issued
March Sd, shows the debt bearing coin
interest to be 81, lOT. S54, $50 debt bear
ing currency interest, S7l,l40,000; ma
tured debt, IS, 422 463 81; debt bearing
DO interest, S42l 57S,S50 50; Pacific rail-
road bonds issued $50 937, 900; coin in
Treasury, S9S, "a, 200 y; currency in
Treasury, SIG, S5S, SO o.; debt less cash
in Treasury, 8, 544, 339, SOL IS; decrease
10 debt, SO, SIS, 1853.
The warrants issued by the Treasury
Department during the month Of Feb
rusry, to meet the requirements Of the
Government, amounted in round mum
bsrs to the following: Civil, miscellsne-
Gus and foreign intercourse, 50 4i8 200 (;
interest on public debt, 81 206. 100; War
Department, g, 493, AGO. Navy, St,02s,-
600; Interior, pensions and IndiArs, So
496, 2OOG. TOtsl, S14,6 57 800.
The Erie Railroad company, one OF the
richest corporations in the United States
commenced doing its own express bust
ness on the LIST inst. IL the express
charges are reduced from the heretofore
extortionate rates, it will be WE'LL if every
company in the country follows the ex-
ample OF the Erie.
The SupremeC Court OF the United States
decided last Thugsdsy the case of Butler
against HOrwi'Z q suit for ground rent
in Baltimore, upon q contract made in
1871, for the annual payment OF English
Golden nHnnwnnn - . na-aHEaA --.-L
The question before the court was this
payment could be made, under the legal
tender act, in greeDbscks, al the nOmi-
nal or par value Of the English money
contracted for.
The Court decided that the contract
had been made for gold coin, expressly
to avoid such fluctuations in the currency
OF the country as had been frequent dur
ing the colonial period and tue war for
Independence, and must be enforced &C.
eOFdiRg 10 its terms.
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COTTOs.

The staple has been unusually dull
during the week, and prices have been
somewhat Irregular. The Liverpool
market opened fiat, with Middlings IL g.,
and did not advance until Friday, when
l2d was the ruling figure in that market.
and again on Saturday it went up l-I6 to
%, and closed quiet to day, with Up
lands l25d, Orleans l2s J. The New York
market has been generally duh through
out, opening at 29c for Mlddlings, ct
which they remained until Saturday,
when they were frmer and held at 299
Este, and closing quiet but steady to-day
rs follows Low Middlings 2SBc., Up-
lands 29lc, Mobile 29A Orleans 30,, Good
Middlings BOZ.
Our market has been very dull since
the issue Of our last Weekly, and sales
have been so small that quotations could
not be given with accuracy. Holders
have been firm, however, asking 2sl4
2sfc for Middlings, and only in easee
where lots have been forced ID have
they sold at less. Indications to-day
point to some activity, but so far we car
learn OF no orders upon the market and
no inquiry Of a speculative character
We quote nominsily q follows:
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Agents Wanted Every where.

NJ. CADARTS Pure Vegetable ColOring. 81 q.
pound. sufficient TO give q rich golden yellow
to 300 pounds OF White Butter; 81 cents per
sample package, sent 10 any address. No
farmer should be without II, as white and
straaky Butter is worth from SIX to ten ceRtsa
pound less IN all markets than that Of a rich
yellow. feb2l
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MACHINERY

Draining, ITrlgat ng & WreekiHg.
CENTRIFUGAL PUMPS
90 to 40. o Gallons per Minute.
OSCTLEATENG ENGGNES
Half to 80 Horse Power.
BOILERS. SMOKE COkSuMING,
SUpsrheating. and SAFE.
FRICTION GRO0VED NDISELEsS
HOSTING MAGAZINES,
All Light, Compact, Durable and Eco
nOmiczl.
For Circulars, address Fasentses and Manu-
facturers.
VIM. L. ANDREWS & BRO,
4IA water street. NEW YORK.
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NOTICE.

pAhIIEs INDEBTED TO WIN. FRANK
late Of LaGrsnEe, Tenn, can aud their
Notes and Accounts at Messrs. ADAMS 4
TONNES, Lagrange, Team, who are sptbor-
ized TO collect them, or at go Main street Men,
phis, Tenn, sign OF The Great Red store.
mh5dGw VIM ERANU
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Landscape GARDENING.

DERsONs wishing their grounds embel-
Il Lshed, or laid out into Ornamental gar
deps. or work done in Flower Gardens and
Trees aud Shrubbely furnished, Will be
promptly attended 10 by LEAVING orders
through the POstofiee.
FREDERIC GOEBELS.
Glass-bOx S46,
mh2 Memphis, Tennessee,
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EXTRACT OF BUTTER PLANT.

A brief aIIusion to the origin OF this import
ant discovery msy not prove uuiuteresting-
Among the authenticated records OF the re-
nowntd Unptsin Cooks voyage around the
world. Is found The statement, that while So
jOuruIug for a snOr. time on the braAluah
Coast OF South America. he obs7iyed the ma
tives Using IN the preparation OF their food, a
psculisr oil. which, upon examination, he
fuund to osssss the appearance, 3asJe ana
flavor OF Blu Te upon fuIthar inquiry. now
ever, be ascertaIued that IL was simpIY a SUD
stance that the natives distilled IN a crude and
imperfect manner rom a rich aud IuxurlanI
plant hat grew s~Poutaneouzly and ~apnncantly
in that warm tropical country. a lew years
ago an eminent French chemist. Nile or "A
professional visit to the tropics, mgde numer-
Gus experiments with this remarkable pro-
auction OF nature, ami succeeded in exLIasting
g concentrated essence OF he plant. The ICr-
muia for its preparation, and the Sole hlgnt
for the sale IN this country are the exclusive
properly OF this company, by whom II was
purchased from The original discOyerer, We
claim for this remarkable, ct simple and per
feefly harmless preparation
list. That ~ It's use a net gain OF from 70 to
200 per cent. is made IA the manufacture OF
ID. ma. Batter, which from sgs or whatever
cause. may be strong, rancid, s.re8ked or
coarst-grained aud q mPtr.uvtly u-eless tor
genera use ~ Tie an Or ans Extract Is le-
stored 10 It's original Irssh-ess and sWeetne ss,
dne grgin aud sven Color.
3D.. BY the use or hts Extract, one pound OF
dell iods, heSh Butter IS actu lily made from
ous pinto milk
an. That a lure and sxceuenb table Butter
can be m6de, Al q cost OF from ID 10 ~ cents Per
20 znd The en- ef expeu & wherein beiL 3 But.
Ter. which is the essen [ ! base.
ste. That Bitter ma uufacturtd by the aid Of
this Extra [ Is equal III every respect to the
best BuItet ma e Oy the ordinary method.
Oh. The Extract, after thorough analysis,
BY abie chenlists IS pronounced perfectly free
from any delete tous substance, the tDgredt-
es Is being p lrely of a vegetable nature.
7Jh. In Proc OF the foregoing assertions, the
IA tory Of this company Is making one ton OF
Butter per day, which meets with ready sale
In the New York market, and is consumed
fram the tables OF the first hotels, restaurants
and private families in this city and elsewhere.
A sample package OF the EXTRACT tsu1icient
to make nifty pounds o. BuIter), with full d.
~rectionS for use. Will be sent 70 any address on
the receipt Of I'll.
CAUTION.-As all articles of real merit are
subiect to spurious limitations, We would Rpe-
cially caution ths public against eounterfeits
and worthless initial ms, ADVERTISED AS pow
ders, compounds, etc, as the Extract Of the
Butter Plant is prepared aud sold only by
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NEW GOODS, NEW cOooSI
AT THE
Southern Emporium OF Fashion,
80 MAIN sTREl

zHPs. NJ. O. HUNTER has Just returnea nom
MI New York ana Baltimore with a ueEh lot
=, Sn-fng Goods. which she selected WITH q
viaw 10 please the ladies' OF Memphis and Vi
1919 Beautiful Sty 81 In Dress mmin
E.acv Iews nv, Flowers, Hats. Old Ladies
Dress Caps, and anything pertaining TO her
Ifns. now open. Call and examine tor your
selves, ~
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INFIRMARY.
DIR. RUSSELL'S
DISPENSARY AND INFIRMARY
MEMPHIS TENN.

DR. RUSSELL1S DISPENSARY AND IN
IL PRIMARY, the largest and oldest tnstitu-
in 1853. pIeagantly located at No. Il north
side of Court Sqnare, Memphis, Tennessee, Is
open for the reception Of patients desiring
tFeatpe emit and the comforts Of q home while
receiving the same. Patients also treated al
the office OF by letter, If desired.
Eheuma tisTn, Neuralgia, &0ut, Paralysis,
Deafness Fits, Consumption, Syphilis, skin
Diseases, SpeFmatOTrhe&, ImpOtsncy, and all
the diseases arising nom the indlserstiOn of
youth, permanently cured Also, Chronic Dis
eases in ali their forms effeetually cured AT the
above-namsd lnstituEOn-Dr. RUSSELL, Con-
sultiDg Physician.
So Treatise on Chronic Diseases furnished
free on application. jail
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FOR WHITE RIVER

FOR WHITE RIVER
Regular Memphis and White Il yer PScket-For
Jacksonport, POc8hOntas and Powhatan.
al A.....--.-......-. Norg. Batsman master
Leaves Memphis Tor the ab5ye
and intermediate points azs
WEDNESDAY, 10Th inst at 5 pm.
RICHARD W. LIdHrBURNE, Agent,
mh9 No. 4 Jefferson street.
Regular Memphis and White River Packet.
DIS ARC...----..-....John ID. Elliott master
This fine passenger packet leaves nI0
for the above on &a~
TUESDAY, g5h inst, at 5 pm.
For freight or passage Rpply to
ELLIOTT q MILLER, Agents.
mh7 Promenade street, foot Jefferson.
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BUTTER.
HE
ECONOMY BUTTER CO

Ask the attention of al Interested in the re-
uucLion OF the extravagant cost or Batter, 10
their practical and economical system OF msk-
ing pure prime Butter by aid OF the
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LMRlber,
Lumber,

Lumber, LGE9996eT.
ALDEST lumber merchants in ne Soutn
" yard established IN Memphis ~ bnlAo-
ing Material Of AL kinds DresSet aud rouSn
Flooring, Doors, Shingles, = Ing, bunoss
Laths. WeatherboArdfrg, Glazed Sssns rene
fuT. we dOnT Intend % be undarsOld. lard
and once fOot Washington street asaL nSsfs
pls dagea 4. al N
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,TOHN REED.

CARPENTER AND BUILDER, No. g. Jener-
son Street, entrance In alley special at
tsation given 70 Stair Work. Houses and We
Tsa4aha lFsmsd ready fog AhippinR. ln0S2l
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STEAMBOATS,.
FOR ar. LOUIS.

Memphis and 81. Louis United States Mall
Line.
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This splendid passenger packet IT.
will leave as above ~
THIS DAY, 9Th inst, at ) pm.
Freight received at the st, LOUIS Wharfooat.
mh9 FLEM. CALVERT, Sup't.