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Cambridge Cattle Ma.kst.--Hov. 2.
Total. .2l0

~.
Prices Of Market Bcef-Rxtl Si2 % . sl2 70 hrst
quality $li % a tl20n second quality $40 0 @io's'
Prices Of store 6ai,le--w.rtinr Oxen, v pair.
Milsi Cows and Calves Dom SIS, SO, sc,, SIS ss5
TeariInss 90 o 80, two years old SIS $780,
three years old stl 10 s62
Prices OF sheep and LAmbs-ln lots 81 ~, 2o,
81 - 10 81 o. each extra - 70 20 R21,sr run
"a 6ic Y N.
spring Lambs, % rs . 81 %
Hides &c Y N. Tallow 1e v N.
Pelt 75c 10 81 IN each. Calf Skins =. 20 100 10.
rrises Of Poultry-EItra " lIIcS primo 10Y 40
nc / good 10 % l6ic, medium i5i 20 itcj poor u
medium Isc n.
Sheep-Extrs includes Closets, and when thoss OF
An inferior quality are thrown cnt.
n r. Bcef-Extra and nrst quality include no.
thing hut the beet, large, ht stalled Oren 'econi
quality includes tho best gr1sfed Oxen, the best
stall.fed Cows, and the best three ycar old Steers
ordinary consists OF Bulls and the refuse Of lots.
EENARks. ..r
Prices ranged lower, by cents per cwt., than last
week, on ordinary and medium grades. The mar
ket Or PsulRy has dropped cents per pound.
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VOID QUACKs.-A VICTIM or EARLY M.
"A prudence, causng nervous debility, premature
decay, &c., has discovered simple means Of cure,
whicl, he will send free b. his fellow sufferers. Ad.
dress J. II. REEVES, Is Nassau Street, N. Y. 6mH
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A coon NAV mas yALlES.

In the death Of Dea. Nathaniel Emery who died
The III day Of Juse last tho cause OF Chr,t has lost
which he was worthy member, one OF Its mot de-
voted servants. Brought into the fold OF Christ In
early manhood, he was ever after 1und at bis poet.
He Was remarkably constant In his attendance on
the Sabbath service, and the meetings Or prayer
and conference where his voice wns always heard.
Always liberal In the support Of the gospel ct homo
no did not forget 10 bcstow bis chartcs abroad For
the last forty years OF his life, he served tho church
~ deacon. "But he has gone 20 bis grave ~ o
shock of corn eoineth in In his season."
Ono faet Il worthy Of notcs In regard 10 the fan
and seven children, that for period OF OVER sixty
years the Messenger OF death was not permitted 10
enter, and now only ~ take It, worthy head.
Biddeford, Nov. z, 1869.
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ART or FASCINATING, by ApAn MEyKiSk. Shows
n how 10 gain the undyiny love, sdmlration and
confidence OF any one yOu choo-c. Price by mail,
5cent;, iior,tl Address futile Co, ,sNs''
sau st., Y. 6mH
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HIIov many Thousands Of the past generation
might hs savsd from lingering diseass and untmely
books % the medical works Of DIT. A. H. Hayes, tho
physician who has performed N many astounding
cures the last ten years. Thess works treat Of mat
ters extremely important In both sexes. DEE al
yertIsement Of Peabody Medical lnssitstel amJ2
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NEW PUBLrcArIoxs.

THE LITTLE CoRroaAL 10 Unlike say Eastsgn tu-
venile publication, end oontains glpoe del Of In
terestthg gssng IN the way Of ssort ss0tes AND A.
ticles Conveying prnetical Information. The pub
lshers Alfred L. Sewel Co., Ill, ara Striving 10!
hundred thousand subscribers for next year, and
they deserve them.
IARrER's DAfAR for November IL rich Reposi.
tory 81 fashion. Pleasure and Instruction. Nothins
could be moro splendid than the engryings, Illus
trating the most approved modern styles OF dress,
&C. The story, How We Parted, by Anne Thcmas,
continued, with illustrations. Every thing 10 well
calculated 10 please the ladies.
GopEf's LADIES' Book Tor November, has steel
Piats engraving entitled "The Two frieDds," and
ni.ngsre cclorsd faslion plate, tinted plate, and
ssenl designs fcr hncy work are given In the work
department, and capital story appears written by
Mrs. Hopkinson, entitled, Scenes connected with
the Life OF q Weak Man. by Louis A. 0odey, Phil.
sdelphia.
ARrnuR's HONE MAGAZINE for November. CON.
tains seven beautiful engrayingr, illustrating tho
squirrel liant, Natives OF YucstAn, Blaok SIk
Suit Mohair or Popln Suit, Ccstame Cor Church,
Letters for Marking. and Patterns for embroidery.
In the reading matter II, Thanksgiving Dsyl Pupils
In Design Aneodote OF Cuvier, Tho Hanging Bas-
keti The Margueritei whirlpools; Tho Dssrings Of
Mcabury, yucatan; Hume, Inns at Midnight, The
teresting reading. Also the CaILpakS's Hoss, a
magazine for the little ones with choice stories fall
OF life and interest illustrated with fine engrayings,
all calculated 70 plcase children. ONCE A Mosrn,
from the same publishing firm has good variety Of
matter which will interest many elasser. The abpye
works ne Published by 7. =. Arthur Sons PhilA-
delphia. &c.
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.V'esc .adresftse,ssessfs.

II .. A CARD
Tho UnIy,rsaiist society u $50 snd Blddsiord
render sincere thanks " tho Ssoo Water fosef Ma.
chine Shop Of Ddiefor ni ns n"s,s, ,hs ca,"'
ni.tIoe ~ the church and ground q The society.
P'ee'" W W. Ten. GVoDwIS.
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The following 10 IN extinct nom private letter
written by the Proprietos of the Plantation Bitte
sWe hsd no conception of The uiAs spssad suffer
ing which exists, OF Of the aimost inhlible cares
produced by the PLANTATION BIrrERs, when we
bret commenced offering them for sale, We now
find that every house has weak child, IN ailing
narent or deblitatcd aged member, Who needs this
Tonic Our Laboratory has grown nom single
room 10 an immense Building, and cur sales ffom .
few bottles 20 many hundred dozens per day, and
No are glad " know that they have done you 20
much good. r.sr-Fr .,rF
MAoSsLIA yArn.-s.ps,is!! % y. e,.. Import
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ed German Cologne. and sold Il half The prios.
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"ANTED -COlt's or KeminRton's Army
wv and Navy Rsvolvers. Also, sharp's OF spcn;.
GERS Rifles or Csrbnes. Any per,on having any Of
the above for sale dispose VI them by calling on
CLARK q ED0ERLY, Gunsmiths and dealers IN
ell kinds Of sporting goods nj I'D Main Street Did
defbrd, Maine. tu
NTANTED-4, 900 bushels Of Cider Apples.
w 10 bushels Of ckbcrries, and 10 bushels Of
will be paid. Apply 70 Lyman Aysr, 10. Msin 81,
Diddcfori. % GILBERT BERRY.
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WANTS, LOST AND FOUND.

NTANTED-2 Pirst-class Sewing Machine
wv Operators 2 hand sewers, must be quick
GnO or more purchasers for tho Weed Sewing Ma.
chine, the that takes the hrst prite NJ AL tho
machnes, every body to know that give the best
terms offered In this States all ~ know that give
out work ~ those buyiug Machines Of me. q. ~.
Maine ~
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THE GREEN-EYED.
EOVP, Jealousy and Mugder on
a Steamboat.
A Negro Steward Killed by a Ne
gro Porter.

The green.eyed monster, " which doth
mock the meat it feeds on" was the
cause OF smother soul being hurried into
eternity yesterday. VIM. Noyes, g col
Or6d man, second steward on the steamer
Caldwell, was shet and almost instantly
killed by negro porter on the same
boat, named Arthur Cartwright, about
O'clock in the morning.
Il appears that the two have long besn
terribly Jealous Of each other about q
gid whom t6ey both have been address
log. This Jealousy has at different times
broken out, and the two have bad seve-
raj fights. About a year ago they came
together, and NOyes drew a pistol and
shot at Cartwright, but did not harm
him. Since that time they have not bad
anything t. do with each other until yes
terday morning.
At breakfast time, it seems Cartwright
lost his hat, and while hunting for it,
was told that Soyes had il. He went to
him and asked fer it, but instead of re-
plying, Noyes drew 3 pistol and threat
ened TO kill him. Ga this Cartwright
walked of, armed himself, and return
ing, without saying one word, shot
NOyes in the head, making q wound
from which he died ia the course Of a few
minutes.
Cartwright was arrested Immediately,
taken before Squire Griffith, and com
mitted TO jail without bail to await the
Of the grand jury.
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ASSEMBLY,.
Condensed Summary Of the Pre-
CeediDgs OF Saturday.

NASHVILLE, January 80, 1869.
Senate.
The Senate was called to order at ten
O'Clock 3. m, Speaker Senter in the chaiI
and eighteen members present.
TURF RACING.
By MI. Senter A bill to repeal an act
imposing tax upon land used for turf
racing.
FEMALE SUFFRAGE.
The resolution offered by Mr.. Nelson
in regard to female suffrage, which was
laid over until to-day, was taken up snd
thoroughly discussed by Mir. Nelson, and
on motion il was referred to tbs Judiciary
Committee.
INCREASE OF SALARIES.
House Bill increasing the salaries OF
Supreme Court to $4,000 per annum, was
taken up.
Mr.. Lindsley moved to strike out the
portion OF the bill referring to the Su-
preme Judges. Lost, ami the bill then
passed its third reading.
SENATE BILLS ON THIRD READING.
To repeal an sct to preserve the public
peace, was rejected.
The bill relating 70 female suffrage was
made the special order for mex Friday.
To establish g general insurance lawn
Tennessee. Passed.
Adjourned until half past 10 O'Clock
Monday morning.
House.
The House was called to order at 10
am, Speaker Richards in the chair, and
ffty-six members present.
AMENDMENT TO THE CONSTITUTION.
House bill for amending the COnstitu.
lion so IS to compsi negroes to pay poll
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THE CHAMPION.-Not the Champion
Of the light weights" or heavy
weights" but the Champion Wrozghs
Iron Oven Cooking Stove. Itisa cham
piOn - in every way-Of durability, beau
~ OF shape, excellence Of material used,
simplicity and eommodiousness. b
Champion is made OF the best quality OF
Hanging Rock charcoal iron. AS to du-
rsbility, the Champion is superior to all
others it Is made to last, and with
proper care will do the cooking OF q fam
lily through q generation. 1t is simple
ity itself; it has but One damper-s slid
ing one on top of the stove, and with 1t
the heat Of the ovens is Instantly regu-
lated. The oven is Of wrought iron, and
the Champion Is the only stove that is
made that way. The flues are larger
and deeper than any other stove, and
will not choke up; the reservoir is en-
slneled and cannot rust; the hue runs
through the side OF the stove, instead OF
through the boiler as is customary, there
by making the stove portable the fire
chambers are constructed particularly
with an eye to Southern wants, n big
sticks OF WOod-in fset, IS We ave said the
stove is the champion, and dehes COM
petition in Sny particular. A host of
witnesses in cur midst have used it, and
testify to this fact. 1t is for sale exclu-
sively by H. Wetter & Co., Is and 10
Monroe street, Memphis. Tenn. I
ATTEND the great reduction sale at B.
LOwenstein & Bros.
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ARKANSAS.
ANOTHER FEEGN OF TER
ROR.
Citizens Fleeing from their
Homes in DisEnay.
Desperate and IaVVIess Acts OF
the Negro Militia,

Passengers by the Little Rock Road
report that when the train for Memphis
reached Edm0ndsOn station yesterday
morning, they found a number Of citi-
Zsus-men, women and ehildren-there,
awaiting the train to bring them to 3
place ofsafety. These refugees report that
Z squad OF armed negroes, eight 10 num-
Der, hRd appeared in the neighborhOod of
EdmondsOn station and Ten Mile Bayou,
on Monday, and representing themselves
to be militia, commenced an indiscrim-
mate plumber and pillaging Of the peo-
pie.
They went to the place Of q DR.. Glib
son and taking the Doctor and another
man, whose name We could not learn,
taey hung them up TO make them con-
fess where their money and silver WIS
C lBcealed. They hung DR.. Gibson three
times, each time leaving him hangir g
until life was nearly extinct.
The miscresnts were continuing their
devilish work when the train left, and the
Lord only knows where it will stop.
Nothing could illustrate more fully the
tntsl and sbject submission Of the pesple
of Arkansas, than this one ~incident-a
whole community driven from their
homes by eight negroes. If this had
been told us ten years RgO-aye five, or
even three years ago, il would hsve been
hOOted at.
ALL kinds Of dress goods marked down
{ b. L0Wenstein a. Bros.
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Sheppard, Smith, Tsvlor Of Carter and
Johnson, TAYLOR OF Perry and Decatur,
White Of Bradley, White Of Greene,
Woodeoek, WEIGH, Walker Al.
Noes-Agee, Cason, johnson, kerehi'
val, LillaTd, McFsll, Morris, Mason,
Puckett, Prosser, Reed, Ryder, Roach,
Wines, and Mr.. Speaker Richards-l5.
A vote was then taken on the adop-
ton Of the bill, but on its being sscer-
tanned there was no quorum present the
House adjourned until 9 O'Clock Monday
morning,
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CHANCERY COURT G1. H. Smith,
GsGacelIOr.-The following cases are set
fHr trial to-day:
Meath vs. Porter.
Tresdwell Va MeKeon.
Jones vs. McGinnis.
Wit vs Bland.
Overton VS. S-Ovgll.
Commercial Bank vs. Ford.
Mitchell V jackson.
The Clerk and Master will take an ac-
caunt to-day in the case Of Kney ct al vs
Williams ct al.
CIRCUIT COURT-GeOTge ". Reeves,
JUdgs-The case of Stewart & Bro. va
Mitchell, was concluded yesterday and
given 10 the jury. No verdict had been
rendered up 10 the hour of reporting.
The Criminal Docket was also taken
up, and a good many cases dispOs6d Of.
The Criminal Dcckot viii be continued
tO-dsy. All parties cut on bonds are re-
quired to appear, or forfsitures will be
taken against them.
No other business on the calendar.
MUEICIPALC oUET-GeO. ". WGIdTon,
JIdgC-Iais court did not convene yes
terday, owing to tho illness Of his Honor,
the Judge. Court meets today at the
usual hour, when the business on yester-
days calendar viii be taken 10 and dis
posed Of.
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DIR. RUSSELL'S
DISPEKSARY AND INFIRMARY
MEMPHIS. TENN.

DR. RURSELLS DISPENSARY AND IN
u PRIMARY, the largest and oldest instltu-
ton OF the i In the southwest, established
In 1853, pleasantly located at No. AZ north
side or Court Square, Memphis, Tennessee, Is
open for the reception OF patients desiring
treatment and the comforts Of q home while
receiving the same. Patients also treated at
the Office or by letter, II desired.
Rheumatism, Neuralgia, Gout, Paralysis,
Deafness. Fits, Consumption, Syphilis, skin
Diseases, SpermatoTrhea, lmpotency, and AL
the diseases arising from the indlsGretiOn or
youth, permanently cured. Also chronic Dls-
eases in All their forms efeetuaily cured At the
abOve-named institution-Dr. Con-
suittrg Physician.
- Treatise on Chronic Diseases hurnlshed
free on application. jAi
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For permanent cures Of colds, catsrrh,
and catarrhal or bronchial consumption,
20 to DR.. Stiilmsn, 1893 Main street. he
eures all bad cases not benefited by
travelling, stesm-anatomy inhalation
treatments by his new compound photo
graphic and volatile oil vsIors, scien.
timcRlly applied to each case, using his
Sar-famed method OF constitutional treat
ment. Call and zee his instruments, let
tiers and certificates of cures Of popular
and Well-knOwn citiZens,
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Col. J. T. T~rezevant returned 10 the
city yesterday, hOm the survey Of the
Grenada and Meridian Railroad. The
Colonel Clocks as il "Toughing it''
agrees with him.
Cbas. A. Fields, Esq, OF the Washing
ton county, Miss, Times, isil our city
on q brief business visit. He i3 putting
up st the Peabody, where he can be
found during the next two days.
C.. p. Norris, Esq Vice President OF
tue First National Bank Of this city, has
gone East on 8 tdip for the benefit OF his
health. he will return In the course of
dWoo or three weeks.
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THE NEW MEsTPHIs.-The rain snC
mud could not deter a good house from
assembling again last night to witness
Miss Lso HudsOn's great p]ersOnation o.
M05eDgG. Miss Hudson is certainly s
most fearless rider, and the play is ex-
citing in the extreme. She is well sup
ported by HT. Murray and the local
troupe. Tonight MazepPG viii be re-
peated f0F the last time.
The friends OF a tine artist, Sabatzky,
will remember that has present and
former pupils give him 3 concert on
Monday night next, the Sth inst, ct the
GreenlEw Opera House, on which occs-
sion 3 rich programme may be expected
,Us understand that the whole Of the
first es, o. " Martha" will be given f;
elso, my G,.sez, by Biumen,hHl
90, Thou sublime Evening STAR oy
Wagner, with organ aud piano accom-
nimgnt; the celebrated grSn4 duo, Ad-
do" by Donizstti, sud the grand chorus,
a. The Heavens are Telling"
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PAINFUL ACCIDEET.-Sqgire Chase,
an old and well known citizen Of our
city, wss thrown from his horse while
riding near Hopefeld, Ark, and his lett
leg was most seriously fractured. He
was brought home, yesterday, in great
agony, We hope the fracture may not
be 60 serious SIS il is represented or feared
10 be.
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Wanted--Oify aHd country peo-
ME 10 know that we are Offering
our splendid stock OF ESgO!s.
woes and EEsts at retail, at less
sha Wholesale prIS eS. Satisfy
Homrs elves by I0Okieg.
J. q. HANDLAN 81 Co.,
279 EaLn Street,
Goods moi exactly IA style less
than cost.
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FOoLED.-SUmbers Of persons spent s
good portion OF the dsy yesterday gsz'ng
81 the rope running hOm the old Bulletin
Office over 10 the Gaieties thesteT, waiting
for the great TOpewalker TO put ia an sp-
nearance-but she didn't "ehow." 1t
Is said she will to-day, however.
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THE above amount will be paid for the ap-
4 prehension and conviction OF the person or
persons who murdered J. J.. MINTER, near
Ripley, Tippah county. Miss, on last Thursday,
2lst inst. The murder was cOmmitIed near Mr..
RfVass. Tfa25 dSwe1 w. DENNIS
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-02-03

D~ELICIOUsLY MEDICINAL This IL the
universal verdict pronounced upon Plan
tation Bitters by al who have tried them.
The well known health-promotiDg in
gradients from which they are made,
and their invaluable merits as a remedy
for indigestion and all its consequent
ailments, and the preventive qualities
against diseases arising from climatic
changes, miasmatie influences and i'm
perfect secretions, Bre 50 widely known
and so hOnOrably Endorsed, that we trust
no one will forego the advantages Of
their use.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-02-03

JOE LoCKE's NEWS STAED, 2363 Mair
street, lie well supplied with reading ma.
terial, embracing every variety Of daily.
weekly and monthly papers, as well Is
magazines and periodicals. All thJ
latest news can be obtained at his mann
moth stand.
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BOARDING.

nOARDINS-GoOd board, with OF without
Is lodging. can be had Al " Monroe 81. EeN ,raI
nice rooms now vacant Lay board reduced u
= per week 10 permanent bOaraers. leo
DOARDING.-A few Day BOarders Wantedal
Isia HENRY LAIRD,
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TTRAYED Oh sTGLEN-FreI the under
signed. late last egentDg, one BLAth
hORSE nick tailed, abO1t y ears old h&u On
5ridIe and Jockey saddle. AllOeral reward VIII
d raid f0F his return TO me at lS4 Third slteet.
~ K. r. RICHAKLS.
ETRAYED Or s~TOLEN-A White Bull Slut
- from 40. ia Adams street. ANY person
giving ef her whereabouts will BE
literally rewarded. J~@i
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Memnhis aua Little Rock Railroad

Wrdaesdavs and Fridays, at 7:O an.
IeEye Madison for Memphis Inesaays Inuis-
DAYS and Saturdays, AZ I'D am. ATriVe N
Nis asi s. 3. BEAUMONT, Gent sup't
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Notice Of Dissolution.

THE firm of LEVY &sHARPE is hi day
4 dissolved by mutual consent.
+. Il. LEVY,
JAS. b. SHARPE.
Mamnhis Tenn. Febrnary 1. 1859. fehI
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COINS, CoRNs, CORNs.-Dr. J. Lindo-
man has returned, and will remain for a
short time at the Overtou Hotel. All
that aTe troubled with CorEs, BunioDs,
or ingrowing nails should not fail TO give
him q call. Room q.
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FuruIture Removed and Repaired.

1HAyE Furniture Wagons always ready to
remove families, or to send for and return
furniture needing repairs OF any sort. Leave
orders at my store, &S Second street.
ja23 WEN SMITH. Undertaken.
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SIS REWARD -LoST. Small pointer
slut, brown or snuff colored, q green rib
boa on her neck, right eye inflamed.
win give S. for her delivery to 2l6 Front
street. III A. @. BREWER.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-02-03

GENTLEMEN's wooden understands and
drawers at Is. LoweDstein & Bros. at less
than cost.
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WAHTFD-A first class baker. Ad-
dress Bulletin Office, Bolivar, Tenn. To
agood baker, good wages will be paid +
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To WHOLESALE BUYERs.-JCSt re-
ceived one Thousand Overcoats from S.
20 SO each, at Walker Bros. & Co, 229
Main street, Clay Building. Il
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IF you want good old APgibbon whls~.V
20 70 Megibben d Bro, 2Sl Main 81.
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FOR SAFE.

HrOR RALE.-My place, known as the
4 CATHOLIC FARM, on the Old Raleigh
road. four miles fuom the city, containing llVZ
scfss-7a acres cleared and good creek bottom,
neat cottages, nine rooms, on Alsh sIolhu,
psar, peach, plumb and sPple trees. Possession
80 &C. SNYDER, NJ. D.
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GFETLEMEN's wooden undershjrts and
drawers at less than cost at b. Lowen-
utaiu 4 RTOa.
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NOTICES.
L0sT--FOUND.

premium PICTURES TAKEN AT Y. DAYS
Photograph Gallery, 80 Main b. JaIo
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REMOvAL-The Memphis Steam Dye
ing Establishment il removed to 262
Second street, NINE. Ni1cent's hlock),
where its numerous patrons are respect
fully invited. Two years of successful
operation in the new process of dyeiDg
and cleaning has given THIS house entire
precedence. 1t claims to be the only
place in the S)uth where gentlemen's
weE can be cleaned without the
old destructive mode Of securing. Every
article Of ladies' apparel can be here reno
waited. All kinds Of lace, prints, kid
gloves, plumes, and every article OF dress
goods cleaned, dyed, or new finished.
Entire satisfaction guaranteed in every
Instance. Ladies and gentlemen, call
aud examine for yourselves. 3. A.
Hollenberg, proprietor, 262 Second
street.
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IF O want good old Megibben whisky,
20 to Megibben & Bro, 2SI Main ST.
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MAGNOLIA WATER.-SuperlOr to the
hest Imported German Cologne, and sold
at half the price. I
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II vou van. Good old Megibbsn whisky
90 - NeyiLLsn G. Bro, 2Sl Main 81. 7
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Silks marked down At B. Lowenstein
& Bros.