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ENGLAND.

LONDON, July "a dispatch from
Pestb announces that Count An
drossy yesterday assured the Diet that
in all circumstances Hungary win aot
with Austria.
The Times says the drain of gold is
now subsiding. The amount now on
the way here from New York will go
long way to counteract the ten
deney OF pressure In the money mar.
Iet.
Street rumOrs Of successful nego-
tiations between Lord Lyons and
Grammont, at Paris, whereby the
preservation of peace is assured, aIe
again in circulation to-day, but they
are not generally credited.
The war panic at the Exchange con-
tinues. Six more failures are an
nounced to-day.
LONDON, July 29.-The British
government is quietly but actively
preparing to meet any emergency.
All the dOckya and arsenals are
busy day and night, as a supplement-
ary estimate for the army and navy
Is expected.
The story is repeated that France
promises Italy sixty million livres for
her fidelity, besides the evacuation Of
Rome.
The discount on demand at the
Bank of England is rapidly dimin-
ishing.
Count Bemstoff, Prussian Ambas-
sador to England, to-day makes a
public statement that France, in 1856,
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pInt In IIIInnls-

ST.. LOUIS, July 29.-The FINES has
long account of riot at Shelby
vile, Illinois, to-day, on the occasion
of the execution of James Myers, for
the murder of Calhoun about two
years ago. Hubbard Holden, who
was to be hanged with q negro for
eommuted by the Governor, which
created great indignation, as it Is ss-
serted that Holden planned the mur-
der and actually did the shooting.
1t was feared Thursday night that the
populace would attack the Jail and
release them unless Governor Palmer
surrendered Holden 10 the gallows,
but through the agency of some in
fiuential citizens better counsels
prevailed and there was a luIl
in the storm till this morning, when it
broke out again with greater vio-
lence and the mob demanded that
both men be hung or that Meyers be
released.
The Jail was guarded by upward
Of one hundred armed men, and
while preparations were being made
to hang Myers, several attempts were
made to tear down the. fence inclos-
ing the scaffold but the assail-
laints were repulsed each time
by the guard. Myers was executed
and in less than ten minutes the mob
charged the fence in force and COM
menced tearing 1t down, but when
they discovered ii was too late to save
Myers they dispersed, swearing eter-
nal ennity to Governor Palmer.
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A Fiendish Outrage and Terrible RstrlBu.
ton.

The Fort Madison MOI Democrat,
of Thursday last, says: A resident Of
this city is In receipt of a letter
from friend living in Clinton, Henry
county, Missouri, which gives the
particulars of terrible outrage COM
mitted by a negro upon the person of
g young lady of some twenty years
Of age near that place. The victim
was visiting a sister who lived in the
vicinity, and walked out to black
berry patch some thirty rods from the
house to gather a few berries, when
the black fiend seized her, and to
crafty his hellish passions violated
her person, choking her, and draw
ing a knife upon her to prevent resist
ance or OutcFy, The citizens having
heard of the Internal deed, assembled
together, and having caught the per-
petratOr, took him TO the public
square in Clinton, and hung him
without Judge or jury. The punish
ment was swift and terrible, but the
community where the crime was COM
mitted, say amen to it.
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tuesday, ADJUST 80, 1870,

Between the hours OF 10 an. and pm, ssil.
to the highest bidder, for cash, tie following
property, conveyed TO me by stnd deed OF
trust, to-wiI: One hundred and forty shares of
railroad stock in the Memphis and Ohio Rail-
road Company, as evidenced by Two csrt1n :
safes of stock-one numbered go, issued and
dated at Memphis, nth day OF August, Is57, for
co shares and the other numbered Us. issued
the 6th day of July, 1850, for 81 shares Also,
the following described real estate, to-Wit: A
certain tract Of land, situate IN the county OF
shelby and State Of Tennessee, on Wolf riv-
er, in range !. and seetfen and g. being part
Of grant No. 302 TO Wilson Saoderiim Tor L0
acres, and described as follows: Beginning
az the beginning corner Of said grant; run
ming norLh with same to its extreme north
west corner; thence east with same line IN
til iG reaches Wolf river In the middle Of the
channel thereof, and south in the center Of
same until 1t makes the last line running
west TO 3 stake on the east bank; thence
south to the south line Of said grant, which
Is hereby referred TO, and thence west. north
and east TO the beginning, precisely Is the
call and description so contained in said
grhnt, and containing by survey one hund-
red and thirteen acres. -ll -.
The title to the above property is believed
TO bs good. convey only As trustee
jyS0W II. l. PRIDDY, Trustee.
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DIED

I KING In Shelby county. on the 18th Inst,
at O'Clock am, of consumption, In the 18th
year OF her age, Mrs. SALI.IE KING, wife OF
William King.
CORDES-At Stuttgart, Germany, In the
month OF June, 1870, FRANcIsA CORDEs, con-
sort of Adolphus Cordes, OF Memphis, Tenn.
RIORDAN-On the morning of the 18th OF
July, JERRY RIoR0AS. OF Memphis, Tennea-
see, In the 28th year OF his age.
Cincinnati and Louisville papers please
copy.
The inneral win take place from his resi-
dence, Isl Linden street. on Saturday morn
ing, the s0th instant, at 10 o'clock. The
relatives and friends OF the family are re-
specially invited TO attend. Fnnarai ser
vices by Rev. Dr. White.
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naaths and suIrIhn hy tha Yanht 2,

NEW YORK, July 29.-The lnuail
yacht race for the Queens cup, S' 'n
held by America, has been fixehan b
August Sth. 1t is reported thsldn 81 sha. ina
famous old yacht Maria will be pstV isI1Sa "a +
trim, and will enter the race.
Measures will be taken for the re-
lief of the families of those washed
overheard from the DalntleSs. Ash
bury has signified his intention of Civ
ing the pgrse,
The EioSt has rumor that Captain
Samuels, of the Qauntless, has disap-
peared, and 1t Is believed that he lost
sac, 600 on the race and committed sui
eide. The Commercial centradicts the
story, and says the Captain is In town
and in good health.
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Survey Of Coast Between San Francisco
and Panama,

sAk FRAKeIsCo, July 29.-The
Chamber Of Commerce has requested
Professor Pearee, of the United States
coast survey, TO recommend recon-
nOissance of the coast between here
and Panama.
number Of prominent Californians
have invited President Grant to visit
California.
1t is stated that the irOn-clads Mo-
nadnock and Comanche aIe already in
sea-going condition.
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Strike Among Railroad Hands.

AUGUSTA, Ga, July 29.-WOrk on
the Port Royal railroad has been sus-
pended, the hands having struck, and
in consequence, the contractors are
not willing to pay them over -.
over two hundred employees H9fssP Il
to this city to-day from South ! . ma
lima in very destitute circumstsfeou,rs
clamOring for bread ratiOns. seiVe h
were supplied by the officers tail pr, P.f
road. ed. -
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BaukInu--.CoIp Debt...RsyRuup

WASHINGTON, July 2a.-Sever7
plications have been made t.
Comptroller of the Currency IN
the new law for authority to orgsi
free banks. Probably the first !,
established will be of that descriIi
Boutwell, ordered the destructi
Sl29, ,902, $50 United States bonds,
tOfore purchased for a special
sinking fund, in conformity will
sixth section of the act for fun
the national debt. This reduces
outstanding principal of coin deb
that amount.
The receipts of internal revenu
July were over $2a, ,Oa0, 900.
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ereeIey for Governor...sIaeI Run over,

NEW YORK, July 29.-The Irish Re
publican Central Club last night pro-
posed nominating Horace Greeley for
Governor.
Gen. Franz Sigel was run over on
Broadway last night by carriage,
and two of his ribs broken. Physi-
clans declare he will recover in. two
weeks. The accident was caused by
fast driving. The driver was promptly
arrested,
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United States Soldiers to Manage Ken
tRckY ElectIans. -

LOUISVILLE, July 29.-Two COM
napies nf F'9Gaa-Hl X rel sold dierS arrived here
/, required, and an additional fee of olOre0
!, one-halI which shall go TO the citt the
half 70 the special deputy taking nj -
"a pounding said dog, the pound-k elec-
special deputy, shall put to death vote
dogs so renaing after five days, as that
l. by this ordinance, euas
Sec. 6. The special deputies shaitState
= twenty-five dollars per month for [
vices, and in addition fifty cents for
slain, destroyed or tmpounded, thi
TO be sworn to at the end of each n.
: fore the Mayor, and all sums thus.
gether with the salary of tn 2 special IiOu-
shall be charged TO the dog fund siated
deputies shall be required 10 remov, aOn-
thus slain, to the dFedge- boat, or NJ ~
city limits, without additional chan Jne
. See. 7. any special deputy afar Con-
snail destroy any dog GollaFed audf D.
during the months Aforesaid, or ST DOA
or cause TO ef.RFouSht- any dog inncy OF
Paris, which places at the disposal OF
he press of the United States SIl or
yanizatiOns of any Importance fol- the
collection of news in the Old World.
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A Woman aobbed d New Yurk.

SYRACUSE, July pa young
woman named Melissa Blye, was
stripped naked and tarred and feath-
eredsat Courtlandaile last night, by
party of young men, ior intimacy
with Mr.. Moore, whose wife recently
went crazy and drowned herself in
consequence.
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The Bla Horn ExugdltIou am Safs.

CHEYENNE, July 29.-The Leader
publishes letter to-day from mem
Der of the Big Horn expedition, dated
near Gray Bull River Gully, July
18th, fiye hundred miles from Chey-
enne. The letter says that they have
not gone on the reservation nor do
they intend doing so. They are all
well and are just commencing to pros
meet "a.
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Drowned.

CHICAGO, July 29.-Wm. Barken-
bend and Athony Miller, aged ten and
twelve years, were drowned in the
Illinois river at Altawa yesterday.
They drove a horse attached to a
buggy into the river to water him.
The horse made lunge forward into
deep water, drowning both boys and
himself.
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EVANSVILLE, July 29.-The bill OF
injunction against the Straight Line
railroad has been withdrawn.
The banquet tobacco sale closed to-
day, seven hundred hogsheads having
been sold at from So 80 per hundred to
81 % per pound.
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EIre..Iwp peaths hY Intemnerance

CINCINNATI, July ga fire broke
out this morning In Miles Green
woods extensive foundry and ma
chine shop, causing a loss of about
S10,000. Fully insured.
The Coroner held two inquests to-
day. In both cases the verdict was
death occasioned by intemperance.D
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Murdsr..Wifs Suspected.

NEW YORK, July 29.-Thos. Duff,
of New Brunswick, n. J., was mur-
dered in his house, last evening, by
Watts Griffin. Duff g wife has been
arrested, on suspicion of being an ac-
compIice. 1t is thought she was Sc
creted in the room at the time Of the
murder.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
TRUSTEE SALE.

TN ezFsuance OF q deed OF trust, made TO me
4 6y J. IL Lane, dated A pril Il. ls59 and for
registration IN the r. sgister's Office OF shelby
county. Ten nessee, on the same day ami date,
and t6e same was recorded In same once in
record book No IL pages 80, $50 and 55s, on the
22d day OF A oril, 1855, and tor the purposes
therein directed. l Wit. In the town ol Bart
lett on the Memphis and Ohis railroad, on
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Edwaras ana caIIYar to EInht,

New York, July 29.-Articles Of
agreement weresighed to-day between
Edwards and Collyer, the fight to take
place on the 9th of September within
fifty miles of st, Louis, catch weights
'-Collyer standing one hundred and
Edwards six hundred dollars.
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coDDY-Ths friends and acquaintances OF
the late Michael Coday are respectfully In
vitsd to attend his funeral. from his late res
iasnee. at No SO Second street, between Jack
son and overton, on Saturday, July 80, ls7V,
J As ~ o'clock pm.
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Nav York I,ems.

New YORK, July 29.-President
Grant visited the city to-day, and re.
turned to Long Branch.
The National Executive Union
League in session at Long Branch to-
day adopted resolution recommend
ing that an election be held In Texas
this fall,
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The Ipcarcersted FenIans,

WINDSOR, VI, July 29.-The Fe-
mans, O'Neil and Brown, pleaded
guilty and will be sentenced to-mor-
row. The bail Of McGinnis and
Monoden was declared forfeited for
non-appearance. The trial is post
poned until October.
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Saturday, the 28th of August, 1870,

Being the fourth Saturday In August, open
and hold an election ST all legal voting places
in said county, to ascertain the viii Of the
qualified voters of said county upon the ap-
proval of subscription Of i've hundred
thousand dollars for shelby county, of the
capital stock of the Memphis, Holly Springs,
Ok0lona and Selma railroad company, made
and subscribed by the County Court OF Shelby
county; said subscription to be paid in
twenty-year six per cent bonds, payable
semi-annually, In the city OF New York. with
coupons attached; the tax 70 be paid by every
voter to be converted into the stock of said
railroad company under the charter. One of
the conditions OF this subscription is, that the
company VIII transport all citizens of Shelby
county al rates not TO exceed the following /.
that Is to say, for ten miles and under from
Memphis, ten cents; for the first fifteen
miles from Memphis, over ten, fifteen cents;
for the first twenty miles, and over fifteen
miles, in Shelby county, twenty cents: aad
upon the further condition that the western
terminus Is to remain at the city of Mem
phis. Those voting In favor OF said subscrip-
tion will have upon their tickets the words /;
" For subscription" ;" those opposed to il Will
have upon their ticketstne words: a No sub
scriptiOn." A list of officers, Judges, etc, to
hold said election, viii be published hereafter.
MARCUS ]. WRIGHT,
IVA Sheriff Shelby county.
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GENERAL SUMMARY.
setiIemsnt of eoaI MIners, strlke,

PoTTsvILLE, Pa, July ga COM
promise has been effected under which
coal miners generally viii resume
work ON Monday.
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Radical Convention Broken 40 In a Row

ST. LOUIS, July 29.-The Radicals
OF the Fourth Congressional District
of Missouri have nominated Captain
Haums, of Springfield, for Congress.
The Radicals of the Eighth Con-
gressional District of Illinois had q
very stormy time in the Convention
at Springfield, Illinois, yesterday,
Two temporary chairmen We're elected
by the Cullum and anti-Cullum fac
tions, and nothing ont quarreling en-
sued all day and into the night, when
the proceedings became so turbulent
and disgracelul that the authorities
turned of the gas, and the Conven-
ton adjourned till to-day.
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Judge Brady dissolves the inlunc-
ton forbidding the registration of
Erie stock in the name of Heath,
Raphael 4 Co., on Lendon, and re-
fuses to release on g writ Of ha6eas
corpus, West and Galloway, officers of
the society for the prevention Of
gambling.
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M . N q q y,
8th Day Of August, 1870.

THIS town Is situated on the Memphis and
Little Rock Railroad, half way between
Memphis and Little Rock ffteen miles north
OF Clarendon, thirty-three sOuth OF Augusta
nny-nve south OF JaeksODport, and eight
from Cotton Plant
10 Is surrounded by 3 very fine country and
Immediately la The Pine Region, one of the
nnest bodies OF pine In the State
IL Is on the high grounds between White
and St Francis rivers and Is considered I'd q
very healthiest sections OF Arkansas
This place Is destined 10 be Que Of the
largest shipping points on the Memphis and
Little Rock railroad.
Trains will carry passengers at half fare.
Terms made known ON day of sale.
July Is, 1879.
r. d. WILLIAMS
fv2I C,aneraI sy1nft a1,.I T.-.rI 49,
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Trustees Sale.

lse.
I, Ele4s u zUsyI 81 Corn, 81 "a Rye, 90c. Oats,
eSe' O1sSs sSxisl9n5 @ Hn ana aneasnge9 ~
slight advances sales, SO hhds; trash to good
lugs, 81 75@6 70; common leaf, S7d17 50; medi-
urn leaf to msdlum bright wrapper, sS9S9 50.
clnclanatI.
CINcISxATI, July 29.-Flour quiet; extra,
50 .. Wheat, 81 2aal IS. Corn firm; SOC for
s,7I sheIled Ats gsSs Bye SOgsSS Cotton
90 hhds; l51<Cal61< &c. Whisky, 9TgeSc. Pro-
visions quiet and Unchanged. Butter, 5@27c.
MOBILE, July 29.-Cotton qulet; low mid
dlings, Dc; sales. l50 bales; net receipts, so
bales; stock, Is see halesI net receipts OF week,
S02 bales; Goa stwise, 50 bales; total 2S2 bales
exports, coastwise, s bales; sales Of the week,
llOO bales.
CHARLESTON, duly 8-Cotton, demand
i6S. bales; mel receipts, les bales exports,
coastwise, bales; stock, 4sSs bales; net re-
ceipts Of the week, 705 bales; exports TO Great
Britain. 800 bales; cosstwise, Isl balssi sales
of the week, 400 bales,
Foreign.
LONDON, July 29.-Consols, for money, S9sS
Ss; e5's, SKI i65is. s2; l0-40 So Stocks steady
LIvERPOOL, July 9.-Cotton-sales of the
week, 81, ,000 bales, of which 5000 were foF ex-
port and 1000 for speculation; stock, SIS 900
bales; American, sol ,00 bales; receipts, y ,0Oo
bales; American, Is 900 bales; amount at sea
for Liverpool, 47e,0O0 bales; American, 81, 900
bales. The market te-day is fat and irregu-
three days, l25,000 quarters, OF wbich 1O,000
were American; California white wheat, lis
4d. Western Hour, 26s- Pork, lbs.
.HAvkE, July s:-Sotton closed s5f on spot:
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Desirable Building lot on Isssamine
Street for Sale.

~ Lot p. Block 81, on south side of Jesss
mine street, second lot east Of the residence
of John overton, Esq. and in one Of the most
desirable neigh borhoods in. the city, is in our
hands for sale, WITH INSTRUCTIONS TO OFFER
GREAT INDUCEMENTS TO AN IMMEDIATE PUR
CHASER. ROYSTER. IRRELEVANT & Co.
ps Real Estate Exchange
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BRINKLEY FEMALE COLLEGE
South End Of DssOto.

TNHE largest college In Memphis, and the
18th September, payable in advance. quar-
teriy e. R. Bridges and lady IN charge Of
Boarding Departments Mlss J. - summons
fonnsil 80 ner month all Literary Branchesj.
s8. Nrsic Vocal aud 1nstrumentall, S6
W. 7. d. MEREDITH, President
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NOTICE.

HAVE this day sold my entire interest In
Il the Grocery and Commission Business in
the firm or j. Roach & Co. to Mr.. A. j. Roach
and reqIresr my friends and former patrons
TO extend to him the same patroEage they
have so kindly given 10 our nrm-
3. w. GREEN,
So Mr. s. W. Green having sold his entire
interest In the drm of A. j. Roach q Co. to A
II Roach the business VIII be conducted and
Continued as heretofore, under the firm name
and style Of A. j. Roach & Co. A. j. Roach
assumes all assets and liabilities, and alone
authorized 10 nquldate the business of the
old drm. A. J. ROACH,
=. w. GREEN
A. ]. RoA 7a, formerly ]. A. KIRBY.
Of Son1erville, Tenn. Memphis.
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NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given that certificates
~ No. 20l, for 70 shares, and No. I2Ol, for Z
shares Of stock in the Memphis and Charles
ton railroad, issued in the name OF g. E
Franklin, and now belonging to his estate.
have been lost; and IL is my intention TO ap-
ply to the secretary Of the company for du-
plicates OF same. ID. A. .ABERNATHY,
Jy2 Adm = OF Estate of q. e. FIanklin. DECD
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THE COTTON CROP OF 1870

GAN be gathered in the boll-hulls, leaves,
u stems and all. The drop cotton and un-
| opened bolls can be saved. r.
/ TIE SEPARATING CorToN-GTS viii save ali,
and gin IL out cleaner, less cut, and less
mapped lint, than can be made nom the same
| field I'm the usual way, BY the best gins now
in use
s< Send for circular.
DOWDAllL. PAGE q CO., So. Louls, No,
JylB Sole Makers.
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copartnsrship Notice.
40 xEARs

HAVE had the experience Of curing and
harvesting a crop OF Broom Corn II You
want my assistance, please drop line to the
Memphis Poztof4ee for me.
IVA A. AEslck.
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SATURDAY. the 2Oth pax of AnunsieG

IKE.
Between the hours of 10 am, and 9dnIl
certain lot of land, Situated in Shelby low
Tennessee, IN the city Of Memphis ai,I55zc;
part Of a certain lot Of land eonyeyeS Saies
Zstn day Of January, 1856, by Henry /, 1873
burt to Mary Gleason BY deed recoh 2967
Book 55, part lst, OF Registers office Inged.
etc, said lot having a front of ri t1z01SS.
seven feet on Exchange street extend
running back, between parallel lin
one hundred and forty feet, on Whicbd de-
tWo-story frame tenement (onee occTS4 5Oa
MIS-. ketchuml, which Is the westerrigl u.
douDle tenement erected by said a, SOQ
and wife. will convey said properfs, 9Se.
simple to the purchaser at said sasl43<a
nom all right OF redemptiSn, ID behl6I,6s
and all persons whoHsoeYer. The It'll
simple IS believed to be perfect, but
only convey as trustee. The Trust IN
der which will sell and convey as are un-
Is recorded in the Registers ONCE OF ng at
county, in Record Book No IS. pagesAng at
JOHN A H0f,T RHYMES
Humes & P0ston, ATTORNEYS, tS0S3O,
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Have made arrangements With one of the
sharpest buyers in the New England States,
to remain there all the time among manufae-
turers, and In the different markets, ready
TO buy ali bargains that are offered, and ship
US daily fresh and desirable goods. Remen-
Der the advantage of having such a buyer ali
the time in the market. We shall offer in
dueements In Staple and Fancy Dry Goods,
Table Gallery, sIIverware, Jswelry, Ladies'
and Misses Hats, Notions, etc etc, etc.