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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-03-11

THE sale OF Walker street lots to-day,
by Register, Trezevsnt & Co., at their
sales room, affords an opportunity OF
purchasing some Of the most desirable
property IN the suburbs Of Memphis, at
such prices as they will bring under the
auctioneer's hammer, at 8 peremptory
sale. We hope to hear of active compe.
tition at the sale. We direct the special
attention Of parties in the market as buy
ers to the advertisement in our columns,
to-day, uuder the Auction head. :
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Meeting of LAYERS.

Approving of the action Of the Men,
bers OF the Bar, in other sections of the
State, in making nominations irrespee-
tive If party, to be voted for at the APP
preaching judicial elections. We sug-
gest that a conference Of the members OF
the Memphis Bar be held for that pur-
pose on Thursday, the 18th of March,
1869, at 8 O'Clock pm in the Law Court
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The TUG NETTL JONES This tug,
captured by Clayton at DevalPs Bluff,
arrived last night. Capt. John Ford and
the crew, who were arrested and con-
fined by the Scalawag Governor, came
around on the boat. This little matter
will cost the State of Arkansas some
money.
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STATE OF TENNESSEE,
COMPTRoLLER'S OFFICE,
- aEu...n L.--

NASHVILLE. january 1, 1853.
/. W. Blackburn, Comptroller ofthe Treas
ury. do hereby certify that the st. Louis
Mutual Life Insurance Company, located at
produced to me satisfactory evidence that said
Company has complied with all the require
mentS OF the laws OF the State of Tennessee
imposed on Insurance Companies; and / fur
Their certify that McMahon & Otis, Agents
of said Company, have also complied with the
requirements of the laws OF the State, made
and provided In such cases; wherefore, said
st. Louis Mutual Life Insurance Company
has authority to take risks and transact the
business of insurance in this State, at Mem
phis, Tenn.
q. ". BLACKBURN,
Comptroller Of TaDnesase.
mh7 By PLUHKET, o
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A Strictly Mutual Company,
With the additional security OF a pald.up
Guarantee Capital OF $3.50, 600,
PAYING ITS OWN DIVIDENDS,
PAYING ITS OWN DIvIDEN

The most popular and advantageous forms
and favorable terms Of Insurance presented.
a loan or credit of one-thlrd az desired) OF the
premium given. Su, plus Distributed on the
first of January each year, ani dividends paid
annually thereafter on The Contribution Plan,
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DRY GOODS, HATS, SHOES, ETC.-To-
morrow friday morning, aI 10 o'clo. X,
we will sell, without reserve, q retail
stock OF Dry Goods, to which the atten-
ton Of retail dealers is invited.
ROYSTER, IRRELEVANT, 4 co.
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NoTrcE.-We have r~eopened with a
snIendi6 stock of o v and tinwsre, IN
Connection with Petro and coal oil,
Iamps end lamp fixtures, which we shsll
have always on band, in any quantity,
AT the lowest market prices. Our pat.
rons will please call and address their
orders 10 No. 1851 Main street, formerly
234 Main street.
ROsFNBAUM& BROS.
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SERGEANT FINCH.-The funeral Of
Sergeant Finch was attended yesterday
evening by all OF the Metropolitan po-
lice not on duty. The procession wss
headed by the Oid Memphis hrsss hand,
who Giscoursed the most beautiful and
mournful music along the sad route.
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CONTINUED SALE OF DRY GOODS
Recommendations Bros. will contin-
us the sale of Dry Goods Remnants every
day this week. These remnants will be
sold at a great sacrifice preparatory to
the opening of their Spring Goods. t
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SALE OF REAL ESTATE The sale Of
house and lot on Beal street, on yester-
day evening, by Monsarrst, Lanier &
Co, was well attended. The property
was struck of to Adam Helm, for the
sum Of $3.50 cash.
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CASH ADVANCES ON CoTTON.-M essrs.
TOof, Phillips d Co, advertise in an
other column that they are prepared to
make liberal cash advances Oh cotton,
both in store and for shipment. See
fheir card.
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REOTO

Oliver Garrison, Samuel Will. Theodore La
veille, Charles II. Peck, Gen. Thomas L. Price,
Jules Vale, George r. Robinson, Robert E.
Carr, John +. Thornton. David X. Ferguson,
William T. Selby, Mich. schaffsr, William 7
Gay, Wi liam U. Jamison, K, P. -Banenkanp
l.. h. Baker, D.. A. January, William ]. Lewis,
James o. Carson, Jacob Tamm, Hon. John
Hogan.
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REAL ESTATE SALE PosTPoNED.-On
account Of the iBcesssBt rains during the
past two days the sale Of the POntotOc
and Vance street lots al advertised by Mon
sarrat, Lsnier & Co, has been postponed
until next Wednesday, March II, at IL
O'Clock am. See advertisement.
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GOLD and silver watches, diamond
pins and riI ga, solid silver and silver
pated ware, az auction. Sal e Wedues-
day st 2 O'Clock, and everyday until the
entire stock is closed out. No. 2lS Main
street, next 10 Ward q Bros drug store.
C.I. TYLER co.
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BUCKEYE SALVE.--The great
remedy for Piles, just received
and for sale by
MANSFEEED e. HIGBEE,
Wholesale Druggists.
3OI 81 SOB Main st.
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A NUIsANCE-There are two or three
little children engaged in begging, who
hsbitually hang around the entrance of
the Peabody hotel. One of these is q lit
tie girl, apparently not oyer six or seven
years old, Though she really is ten)
rather thin in the race, and, withsl, very
bright looking. She makes il 3 regular
practice TO run after we'll dressed persons
Of bath sexes and, catching hold Of their
clothing, importuDe them for charity,
until, to get rid OF her, they give her
something. Ladies are her especial
prey, and not is allowed to pass her.
She is q little iDpOstsr, and the police
should stop the nuisance.
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MEMPuIS APPEAL
0mce---Ko. Is jefferson Street.
CITY MATTERS.
LOST.

Several numbers Of the files of the
DAILY APPEAL. They have been
loaned out, or taken from Onr Office, and
any gentleman having or knowing the
whereabouts OF the same will confer q
great favor by making it known to Us.
AINSLIE. HEATING & 90.
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MURRAY d RIDGELY, Merchant Tai
Tors. 81 Madison street, have just re-
ceIyed the most complete stock for
snring anu summer wear, which, for
quality and style, cannot be surpassed.
Prices reasonable.
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FIRE.-The alarm raDg last night at
10 O'Clock was caused by the burning
ont OF a chimney or the corner of Wash
ington and Third streets. ANo damage
d me.
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J. 8. WHITE, Md, w. It. IRWIN, MD,
MEDICAL EXAMINERS.

Statement of the Condition of IN Sd.
Louis Mutual Life Insurance Com
Pany, on the Ist day of January, 1859.
On the first day of January, 1863, made 10 the
Comptroller OF the State OF Tennessee, in
compliance with the laws of that State relat-
ing to Agents of insurance Companies of
other States doing business in that State.
The name of his Company is The Saint Louis
Mutual Life Insurance Company, aud is loca-
tel in the City of st. Louis, County of st.
LOuis, Stale OF Missouri.
The amount of Capital Stoek1s paid
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gScdfcI Hah europa. Die gDsmiat
Rasipnal SaRfn Ycu Rsmpbis bat arrangements
estrpTH, 70 Rag fs eireet aui ale srpbertn
Stdetr in @urSpa sisbsH fam. DiGs II siHr gro
&c SEqufmlih!sif TN S0iht, pslas ibrSu 6reHnetn
pper gCrpaupteu orb l6itCu pBIlcu. I
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New PAPERs.-We have received the
first number OF the Labor Union, by B.
Z. Q. Brooks, formerly OF this city, where
he was publisher and editor OF the Agra
ran. II is a neatly printed and well
gotten up paper, ia every way superior
to the Agrdr5dn. It is devoted TO the
cause Of the IaboriDg classes. We wish
Mr.. Brooks success in his undertaking.
The second number OF the Saturday
EUeRiRg Ledger, published at Chicago,
as It's name indicates, every Saturday
evening, has come to hand, ard we well
come it to our table with pleasure. 1t is
q fire large folio, elegantly and most at
tractively printed, and containing a large
amount Of excellent reading matter. We
hope it will make a success of its under
taking, and recommend it as q good
family paper.
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Now OPEN for inspection, a large
stock OF fine jewelry, gold and silver
watches, and solid silver goods, which
are to be sold at auction, commencing on
wednesday at 2 O'clock, at 2l3 Main
street, next TO Ward & Bros drug store.
a. I co
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Buckeye SaIVe.- The great
remedy for the cure ofPiIes. iu-t
received and for sale by w. N.
WiIkersOn & Co., Druggists. $40
Main Street.
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Two LAST DAYS IN MEMPHIs.-The
Panorama Of New York City called out
a crowd last evening. 1t exhibits at New
Ass smbly Hall, 1863 Main ct ted Az and
tomorrow at 81 and s O'Clock each day.
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THE tea meeting tonight at the Gen.
trail Baptist church rooms on Second
street, near Beal, will be a novel and
joyous occasion. Tickets to be had only
at TIE door. Admission one dollar.
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NOTICE.--We will, on and after this
date, retail New York Ledgers for six
cents. JOSEPH LOCKE, 1861 Main st /;
Jas CoRWIN. 1884 Msin st; w. d j.
SPECKEREAGLE, Us Poplar ct.
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OFFICERS

D. A.JANUARY, President CHAS h. PECK,
Niee-President VIM. I. SELSY, Secretary I;
j.. ;. MILLER, A sistant Secretary WM. N.
BENTON, General Agent VIM. Z HARVEY,
Actuary Hon. ELIZUR WRIGHT, Consult
ing Actuary WIN. NJ. McPHEBTERs, ND,
Examining Physician.
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AUCTION SALE of fine jsweiTy and
solid silver goods, commencing Wednes-
day at 2 O'Clock, and every day until the
entire stock is closed out, at 2l3 Main
street, next to Werd & Bros drug store.
G. TYLER Z
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BUCKEYE RALVL "A fresh
suppIy Of the Justly celebrated
article for the cure Of Piles. re-
eeIVea and for sale by
q, w. JONES IL CO..
Wholesale Druggists.
23z Main street.
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THE tea party tonight will embrace
music, songs, addresses and supper. Adj
mission one dollar.
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Black SILKS. Black SIIks-Just
Received am Elegant and Cheap
Assortment. Menken Br0s.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

a MaInrIOus Month March, that gives us
q new President, Is also the inaugural month
of many harrassing disorders. Entangled in
It's fogs are the seeds of coughs, colds, and of
that alienation of frlgldity and fire, more
widely known than admired, called fevee and
ague. The only way TO avoid these "little I'M
p-leasantnesses - is to render the system strong
enough to fight Off the atmospheric poison
that produces them, and the best way TO en-
dow it with his repellent power is to tone
il with H-0STETTER'S STOMACH BITTERS.
If n wayfarer were credibly informed that q
rufian Yves waiting at the next corner, he
would doubtless turn in his tracks, and take a
safer route to his destination. With just about
the same amount of trouble, the attacks OF
diseases prevalent at this se1s9n may be
evaded; Nay, the trouble Will be less. Ior drug
stores lie in every ops's route, and every re-
spectacle druggist In the Union keeps on hand
HOSrETrER'S B!TrERS. The article is a
staple of trade, and it would b. as easy to find
q grocery without sugar. as The store OF an
apothecary without this popular tonic remedy.
In view of the experience of the nation with
regard to the article, during the space of
twenty years, 1t seems almost unnecessary to
recapitulate its mtris TO Amer1 ans. Bat as
our population is increasing at the rate OF a
couple of millions q J ear, in the natural way
and by immigration, IL may be as well to hin
to the rising generation and new arrivals tthS
old settlers know all about ~ that HOSTEt
TER STOMACH ITrERS is the most whole.
some and potent VeSetsble tonic ever manu-
featured tRat 1t IS a specific for debility, dys-
pepsls, biliousness and miasmatic fevers that
IL prevents, as well as cures. these complaints
and their C implications; that II Is not bad 20
take" and is absolutely harmless.
~COuxhs.-As a Soothing PICTORIAL,
BRowN'S BRONCHIAL TRoC6ES are advantage
ously employed to alleviate Ioughs, Sore
Throat, Hoarseness aud Bronchial affections.
Those exposed to sudden changes of weather
should have them, as they can be carried in the
pocket and taken al occasion requires upon
the arst appearance of q Cold or Cough.
business Men find the AMERICAN HOUSE.
Boston, their most convenient stoppir g-p ace
Newly furnished, with passenger elevator
cafe, billiard halls, forty rooms en- suite, etc,
this hotel maintains its nigh rank.
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BY the latest steamer, new arrivals in
neck ties and underwear, at Wiggans d
ThoTn's, 233 Main street.
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EXTRA Inducements in furniture and
carpet at Ames, Bssttie d Co 1856 Main
st. Don't fell to give them a call.
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The very latest style Green
Hat. Gen. Prim." at Hand-
IaR'S. 259 Main street. incest
thing " Ou9.
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LIABILITIES
STATE OF I
CoMPTRoLLER'S OFFICE.

1 hereby certify the foregoing to be a true
and correct copy of the original now on file In
Office, q. W. BLACKBURN,
Comptroller of State.
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GARDEN and Flower Seed just re-
ceived at Goodyear & Falls Drug Store,
2Sl Maip street.
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IMPORTED Hats, at Leidy 6 Co's, oppo-
site the Equare, 269 Main SIRE ct.
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HATS, Legitimate styles and fac quail
tiles, at Leidy & Co.'S, 269 Main street,
opposite Court Square, I
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THE Fifth Avenue Dress Hat for gen.
tlemen, at Leidy & Co.'S. I
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ZINC southwestern RaiIrona.

At a meeting of the stockholders of
the Southwestern Railroad Comnanv.
held at Sparta, White county, on the
5.h inst, the following directors were
elected in behalf of the company: Col.
5 H. Collins, Gen. G.. @. DibrelI, Nj. @.
Dlbrell, Judge E. T.. Gardenhire, of
White county Stephen Burton, Esq, of
Putnam county; J.. d. G~oodpssture,
Esq, of OVertOn county, and q ID.
Smart, Esq, of Warren county. The
former officers Of the company, Col. s.
Parker, President; J.. G. Stone, Ssere.
tary; M. c. Dibrell, Treasurer, and E.
f. Falconett, Chief Engineer, were re-
elected for the ensuing year, which is TO
close on the 4th of March next. The
work is progressing on the road, and 10
the spring the company expect to begin
to lay the track toward Sparta.
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GET your f. Y. shirts ready made or
to order at Wiggans & ThOrn's, 233
Main street, Gay ~bsilding.
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WANTED.-A young man ss Parcel
Wrapper. Apply at Wells d Coils, 267
Main street.
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TIE finest Hats in the city, at Leidy
& Co.'S.
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SPRING style Bats, the finest at Leldy
& Goa.
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WANTS
FOE SALE.

NOR SALE CHEAP-A LOT in Fort Picker
ing. facing Horn Lake road, will be sold
low for cash. Address Mrs. MAGUlRE, No. 100
Madison street. NH
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EVERYBODY goes to Locke's. 1851 Main
zfraat
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THE COURTS.

GENTS and Boys Hats, latest spring
at Leidy q C0's.
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Important Railroad Suit In Rank
rupfcy.

NNht SuAA HI Hank
rupfcy.
There is al important r. abroad
Bankruptcy suit pending in the United
States District Court, New Orleans. The
case is on the part Of the Opelousas r Ill
road Company and in opposition to the
petition of Tucker & Conaud ard Others.
who seek to have the company decreed
bankrupt, the ohisct OF the prosecution
being to get entire control of that road to
use it for their W selfish purposes In
nursing pet schemes and making money
ont OF the transaction. The COUNSEL for
the defendants maintain that the terms
Of the Bankrupt law do not cover or
apply 10 Railroad corporations, and
that there sre three elements in the sec
ton of the law which must be present in
the sct OF bankruptcy spoken of before
the bankruptcy can be declared. These
are:
/. The party must be a banker, mer-
chant or trader.
2. The stoppage or suspension must be
fraudulent.
8. It must be stoppage or suspension of
commercial paper.
Either OF these elements being want
ing, no action can be bad.
sGRte Aid TO Railroads in Arkansas.
J. III Barton, private seer stary 10
Gov. Clayton, 10 reply to a eOmmunies-
ton from the Speaker of the House of
tbs Arkansas Legislature, writing under
date of March 2, says: "Your commu-
nieation requesting information as to
whether the State all has been given
to any railroads, and if no such aid has
been given, TO report why it has not been
done has been received. / am instruct
ed by his ExcelleIcy the Governor to
say, in reply, hat no aid has been given
to any of the roads in the State. The
bonds Of the State will have no sppre-
ciable value in the market until proper
measures are taken by your honorable
body to fund the outstanding indebted
ness of the State, and the Executive
could not feel justified in advising the
Board of Railroad Commissioners, to
give promises of sid until the old debt
WIS funded and the sections of the Con-
stitution in article 10, entitled Finances,
Taxation, Public Debt and Expenditure
had bsen complied with"
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JOE LOCKE has the latest. Give him
a call at 1861 Main street. I
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IF you want something good to read,
Locke's is the place, 2361 Main street. t
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The bill abolishing transit duties in
New Jersey became a law on Thursday,
having received the Governors sigma
ture. No taxes on passengers or freights
are to be paid to the State after March
4th.
Judge T. +. SOrrells publishes a long
letter in the Camden Bulletin, taking
stror g grounds in opposition to the pro-
jected railroad from the Ouachita to r d
river. We fear that the Judge is acting
OF the wrong train. Old-fashioned ar
guments wOn'tdO against such q project.
The Nashville and Northwestern Bali
road.
Under the management of Mai. Lam
dis this road is, we are happy to say, i'm
proving in the public confidence. By
an arrangement with the Memphis and
Ohio Railroad prompt connections are
made at Mckenzie station, and a Sleep
iug car run through, attached to the
$40 p 10. train from this city every dsy.
This is a fact inviting the remembrance
of the travelling public, for whose eonve-
nience Mi. Lands is prepared to make
the most liberal eXertions.
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BnsiBess Men find the AMERICAN HOUSE.
Boston, their most convenient stoppirg -pa ace
Newly fHrnished, with passenger elevator
cafe, billiard halls, forty rooms en- suite, etc,
this hotel maintains its nigh rank.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-11-10

6A man at a hotel table. out West. made n
deadly enemy of the landlord by accusing him
OF an infringement on GOodyear's patent in the
way of sO-called beef-steak.
~ Collector Moore, of Philadelphia. has
seized the Rebel ram Atlanta which has been
undergoing alterations at Neafie & LEWIS shin
yard for some months past. 1t is charged that
she is intended for the use Of the Cubans.
~SOme forty persons were poisoned at a we'd
ding i'm Spencer county, KY, on Friday last.
arsenic having been mixed with some beverage
used on the occasion. 1t is thought that some
malicious person committed the act No deaths
as yet, though many are seriously ill.
IThe editor of the Bath (Me.) Daily Times
seriously objects to "hugging Dances" and sng-
gests that It would be equally proper on the
street. i'm church, or elsewhere, to encircle the
waist Of somebody's wife or daughter, as to do
so i'm ball room.
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CoRNs, &C.-Dr. White, Surgeon ChirOpodist,
of twelve years practical experience in the
tablished at 424 Pennsylvania avenue, between
Az and 9th streets, Dec. 10th, 1861, successfully
treats Corns, Bunions, Chilblains, Club and In
growing Nails, and other diseases of the feet
without pain or inconvenience to the patient
The shoe can he worn with ease Immediately
after the operation. Refers to the many emf
responsible persons who patronize his establish
ment. Hours from a.. m. to y. m. Owing to
press of business at office. DIR. White is unable
to visit patients at their residences except be-
tween and 4 n m
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GEORGETOWN.

THE APPLE TRADE-The steamer Louisa
Moore, which lett here to-day for New York.
took out, among her freight, Twenty-Five barrels
of apples, and all the New York steamers have
lately had more or less OF the same freight, show
ing that the apple crops of Virginia and Mary
land has been abundant this year, as at this time
last year the same steamers were bringing to
this port OH each trip from two hundred to
twelve hundred barrels of apples.
MERCHANTS ACKNOWLEDGEMENT hun
dred bushels red wheat sold on Change this
morning, in lots OF 400 choice, at SI.S3, and
800 bushels prime at 81