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MISCELLANEOUS

The Ssllie gets away to-day for all land
ings on the Arkansas TO Little Rock. She
is q good packet.
The City of Vicksburg, Capt. A. Jack
Carter, with Andy Isaacs in the Office,
leaves to-day for Cairo and St. Louis. She
Is the regular packet.
The Belle Memphis leaves on Monday
for st. Louis.
The Richmond will pass down for New
Orleans tomorrow.
The Julia is the regular Monday Yicks-
burg packet.
The Legal Tender Iesves,on Tuesday for
White river.
The st. Francis gets away on Tuesday
for st. Francis river.
The R. J. Lockwood Will pass down to-
morrow for Red river.
The Mary Boyd gets away tomorrow
evening for Little Rock and way points
on the Arkansas.
The Phil Allin leaves tomorrow for
FriRr's Point.
The A. J. White is the regular Monday
packet for Napoleon.
The Minneols got away for Cincinnati
with $50 bales cotton and 900 sacks oil
cake.
The George W. Cheek came in with sc
bales cotton and 200 sacks seed.
The Pink Vsrble passed up from White
river to Louisville. She put of here 70
bales cotton and added I97 bales for the
Ohio,
The Henry Ames passed down loaded
TO the guards.
The towbosts Tom Reese, Peytons and
MCGOWAN, passed up.
The nsviRable portion Of the Missouri
river amounts in all to $3.50 miles. Ihe
channel varies from 300 to go yards, ex-
c6pt in low water, when it is from 600 10
700 feet. The river and tributaries drain
5lS 600 square miles.
DR. Gnfiths sends us the following re.
port Of the u. S. Marine Hospital at Lou
isville, for the month of March: Number
of patients remaining last day Of Febru-
ary-whites, 6S; colOred, 40; total, III.
Admitted during the mOnth-whites, IS;
cOlOred, Al; total, $50. Patients treated
during the month, 247; discharged during
the mOnth-Whites, 50; colored, e.; total,
l42. Remaining on the Last day of the
mOnth-whites, 90; colored, AZ; total, 1O5.
Private patients treated during the
month, Is. 7. J. GRTFFITH5,
Surgeon in charge.
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rate Of Exchange. Cotton bills come in
slowly, our banks take all Eastern bills
At 4 discount and check at = premium,
The types, in our last issue, made US re-
port the selling rate at = discount, a mis-
take evident to all our readers. Currency
Is easy. The demand for money is light
and mostly of a specu alive character.
Good paper, strictly so, is discounted at 8
@I0 per cent, but there is pspe on the
street which would be considered No. l
by those not fully posted, which is offered
at I to IL per cent per month.
City bonds are in some demand. We
could tlesrn OF no sales, but dealers
would buy at SOC. City coupons are taken
az &c and sold at 69G70c. County war
rants are firm at 66o. It was whispered
on che street yesterday, that the Board Of
County Magistrates would be enioined
from issuing sny more county warrants,
and in consequence, they were q fraction
stronger.
Deslers take al gold offered at 109H to
1898 and sell at 100 TO 1lOk. Offerings
aud demand are alike small.
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LONDON, April /, I:l5 pm
TRADE.

General trade was dull to-day. On
Change there was nothing offered, as the
Secretary was busy removing the furni-
ture Of the Chamber TO the new hall I'M
der the Peabody. On Monday, business
will be transacted there snd we predict a
very large Increase in the number of visi-
tors. Prices are without material change
in the Josoing ine,ss viii be seen by our
quotations below.
ALE BEER-Ale, SIO@IO 80 per half
barrel. Porter, $ll. Lager, per key, s. IS.
Ale, per dozen, E3G8 Is for quarters; $40
2 % for pints. Porter, do, Guinness &
Young's Scotch sle, In pints, g 90 per
dozen.
BUrTER-Fair to good, 256sOc; inferior.
L2ZgtOc; choice out Of market.
BAGGLNG AND TLEs-KBntucky and fax
bsgginR, 2OG24c. Iron ties. 5G6c.
BEAEs-White mixed S292 Is; navy,
81 1902 so per bushel.
CANDIEs-Stick, l68l5c; plain fancy,
200Z5c.
CANDLEs-stsr, Il OF, lsHc; 1907, I4Ko;
full weight, 19c.
CoRNMEAL- Selling from mills and
store az . 25g3 90.
COTrONsEED-Cottonseed on levee, So
per ton, buyer furnishing sacks,
CHREsE-Factory, l6L@l7c; English
Dairy, l6HGI7c.
CoFFEE-Rio, common to choice, 1910
19c.
CANNED GooDs-Condensed milk, SI4a
"a so per Ease. Cove oysters, l lb, 81 6OG
2 so per dOz. Peaches, g 70. Pears, 8 so.
Tomatoes, g 15G2 25. Cherries, S3G3 10.
Pineapplss, s. 6O@4. Brandy cherries,
s. 5Oa6. Pickles, half gallon, per doz,
S. 90; quarts, s. 25G3 so; pints, 8 %.
Tomato catsuP, 81 2OS1 %. PepPersauoe,
Eoes-Dull. with good supply, at l59
I6c.
FEED-Corn, in store, 7OG72Ko. Oats,
65968ci hay, S2o@25, as to quality; bran,
SZ7G2S.
FRUTr-Apples s. coos 90, as to quail
ity. Dried apples, 697c; dried peaches,
lO9l2c. Oranges, So 90 per box. Lem
ons, 81 per box.
FLoUR-There is only q light demand,
and prices are steady. Supers, S. 75G
s %; extra, IS so; double extra, 81 90; ire
bic extra 81 609s; fancy, S 5O9l0 per
FIsH-sardines, s2I 90 for quarters and
s37G3S for halves. White fish, IS per half
barrel. Roe herring, per half Dbl, Ssa
s 30. Msckerel, peg half bbl. No. /, 81 70
OH; No. 2, 81 759Si No. 4 kits, 81 SOa
2 75i Nc. 2, 81 20 No. 3, 81 45@I so.
GUNNIEs-B cents for good seconds.
HIDES, FURs AND TALLow-Hides and
furs are steady. Dry flint, I7c; dry salt,
l4oi green, 6H97ci green salt, 6k@9c.
Tallows S83c. Deer skins l59l6c; beaver,
60cf9tI SO each; otter, $lM4 each; mink,
40egd; fox, s0c; coon, EH@30o.
HoMLSY Demand light; S. per barrel.
KEoUT-Out Of market.
LEATEER-HemlOck sole, 88085c: oak.
sole, 2946ci saddle, 4o@48o; brides, s48
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viii be Drawn for at Memphis, Tenn:

All Of the above Properly being IN the City Of Memphis and its Suburbs
q Splendid Plantation, containing 800 acres in Pamela county, NlasapPi-~~~~aAOa
Making in all % choice and valuable pieces of Real Estate challenging
comparison with any distribution ever before offered to the public.
We take pleasure in testHying to the above list Of Property being placed al
a fair valuation.
PASSmORE s. RUFFIN, Real Estate Agents,
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MEDICAL
DR.. n. C. HARLATTE'S DlsPEHsARY,
AZ NORTH COURT STREET,
For the Treatment Of all Diseases

CONSULT DR.. K. @ MARLATTE, al his
for the following diseases treated according
TO the chsmieaI system OF medicine, which
e. pronounced by the most eminent phgsl-
clans and surgeons OF the present day 70 be
the only true and reliable method OF treating
diseases Git is especially so for this climate)
successfully, ESPECIALLY the tOllOW1Egs Fe-
male diseasss,O OF whatever class or ~type,treat-
Ell in q hizhIy successful manne Heart
Disesse-this formidable disease IS treated
with the most gratifying results. Skin dis
eases OF almost every form permanently
cured here. Consumption and Catarrh De-
partmentI have made mzny important dis
cOveries in the treatment OF Lung, Throat
and Nose diseases Eye ard Ear Department
the y and ear most tenderly and triumph
antly treated. Diseases Of the HeuttO UrI-
nary organs a specially. Confidential Depart
ment devoted to a class OF maladies uameless
here: cures guaranteed speedily and peIma-
nentiy. Those suffering from youthful in
discretion, nervous debility excuses or any
kind. IMPAIRED memory, etc, can be success
fully and scientifically treated and cures
guaranteed. Surgical Department where
sktllful surgery Is required We invite trial.
All affairs Of a -1vate character held sacred
Iy confidential. My Office is so arranged that
no one patient Can either see or hear an
other. Rheumatism successfully treated. j
have also q speedy, sure and safe spectnc for
Piles. Patients treated by mail or otherwise.
send 50 cents and stamp IOrteatlse on al dis
Try my Electro Medieated Baths. Also,
Memphis Tonic BItterB; guarateed the bestin
the market.
OFFICE HOURa- From 8 in the morning tn
6 in ths evening. Sundays, nom9a.m 70 Il
m mh9
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RAILROADs
RAlLR0ADS,
LOUISVILLE ROUTE
North and East.
WINTER ]
TAKES EFFECT Jan. 9, 1871

bTDWU8NLIIH AIUUlNIIWNNN-NW N|"H~~H
(ex~ceptSunday) at 4l5 pm.
Daily through train to andChet.
tanooga. without change of cars leaves 81
7.45 PM. arrives in Nashville at sa-m-i DhaI-
tanoOga at 10 pm. next day.
Depot ct head of Main street,
Ticket ONCE, Z7% Main street. one door
north of Jefferson.
d train eaving Memphis at LIS pm. runs
daily. The 4lb am. train does Dol run on
sunday Both trains. run through to Louis
Vile without change. Elegant sleeping cars
ruu through on the1 AS pm. train rom Mem
phfs TO IOuisville, connecting at Louisville
with through cars to Philadelphia, Cleveland
BudaloandEeW York, without change. OnIy
one change nom Louisville to Baltimore
Weshfngton City and Boston. Berths and
/ gtRtei - ms. In through cars, can be engaged
n a1egef once. &7K Main street
j. IS, BOYD, superintendent
Jsprra sPrrp. Tf~sketEAgent- ianH
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FOR NEW ORLEANS.

FOR HELENA AND FRIAR's POINT
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STATE or

NDuLplE1leL LN. p
NASHVILLE January d Lr-L.F
J., Ed. r.. P-ENNEBAEEE. EomUtruIIer uf the
Treasury. do hereby certify that the N1rrL
American Fire Insurance. Company, located
at New York state Of New York. has proc
duced 10 me satisfactory evidence that Sail
company has complied with all the require
menUs OF the laws Of the state Ct IeuuHs-=5
imposed on insurance companies, and j fur
Their certify that Messrs III. IT. TomLLusUu o.
Co.. agents Of said company lave also cone
piled with the requirements OF the laws UL
Wherefore said Insurance Company has a-
thOrity to take risks and transact the UU-
ness OF insurance in this state, az Memphis.
Tennessee. ED. r. PENEEBAkEE.
Comptroller OF Tennessee
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OFFICE OF INrERNAL RTvFEnE.

and State Of , during the ~
1870, after making all legal deduction
Taxable -
Amount of Tax At ~ per cont
AUdaUit-State Of - County Of -
ga
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Less THIS .-s..,--s.. 5L,ilo5lo
The following table viii show the num-
Der OF hogs packed by the different States
the past two seasons
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FINANCE AND TRADE.
OFFICE OF THE DAILY APPEAL.
MEMPHIS, April !, 1871.
PACKING IN THE WEST

PORK PACkL& IN IHE WEST
WIN. Smith, Esq Superintendent oI
the Merchants Exchange of Cincinnati.
and editor Of the Cincinnati Price Current
sums up the seasons pork packing in the
West as follows:
The reports published by us of pork
packing in the West, last January and
February, indicated quite clearly what
the crop viii be, and near enough 10 what
has been the actual result for all prscti-
cal purposes, as the figures we are now
about 70 give will show. These facts and
estimates were published so that the trade
might know what to expect, and to as
sist &c TO make its estimates regarding
b future.
We. having since collected the comPl e
returns from 81 { se ps,k ug places inth
West of any nott, together with the aver
age weight, will nov make u twenty
second annual report of the crop.
Il win be shown that the increase is q
large one. In 1928 the whole number
packed IVES 4OS4.5S2, and the average
weight 2l5 lbs. This season the packing
is, as we give below, 3,677, 908, with an
average weight Of 30 II lbs, 50 that the
crop Of that season and the present, re-
duced to pounds, compare thus:
Lbs.
ltb2 IS, $50, loO
1s70-l----.--.--.. .-.--.---..-....64 466, 962
Less his 81, Us los
The following table viii show the num-
Der Of hogs packed by the different States
tina uaaE two seasons
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ROYSTER, IRRELEVANT & co.
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RIVER NEWS.
BOATS LEAVING THIS DAY.
ARRIVALS.
DEPARTURES.
RIvERs. wEArHER. prsINFss.

The river at this port fell over a foot in
the last tWenty-fOur hours, and is
now about i've feet below higl-
water mark Of 1867. Our dispatches
give the latest news from above. We
have nothing later from the Arkansas or
White river. The former stream is rising
h little, and the latter is falling. Yester-
day was a clear, pleasant day, and BUSH
ness on the levee was moderately brisk.
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26S5,SI2

Increase in num06r-.-.-.......... l,042 5S6
Il will be noticed that thel aggregate
packing given above, for the season Of
1880 is I35 439 more than given in the
report OflS69 20 This is caused by quite
q numbsT of places being reported this
season which were not reported last sea
SOL, together with 1900 packed 81 In
diansp1lis last season, alter the packers
reported 10 me.
Ghs average weight of hogs and the
yield of leaf lard, by States this season,
compare with the averages for some other
seasons. as follows:
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The average Of the packing IN Ohio,
outside OF Cincinnati, was pa lbs, and
slL lbs lard per hog. The average Of the
packing in this city was 239 LA lbs, and
Bio los lard. In Illinois the average
outside OF Chicsgo was 23G<lbs, and S2k
Abs lard.
The general average weight OF hogs and
yield OF leaf lard, for the whole West,
compare with the i've previous seasons
a. f0|InUar
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ofthe Company are as follows
Cash on hand and iu the lands Of
Agents or other ers0us-- +.
Estate. uuiucumbers1- I". Ia
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COTTON.

Both Liverpool and New York gave
way to-day. The former l-16d and the
latter 20. Our factors conceded q little
to sell, but hne grades continue scarce
and holders are firm. The sales to-day
foot up about 500 bales and consist in part
of the following tables; IS bales Low Or
binary, Sc; 800 Ordinary good sgyle) lOa;
80 Good Ordinary, lfslc; 81 Good Ordi-
nary, l2c; so Mixed, lie; 263 Low Mid
dlings, l32sGl3zcs
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COTTON STATEMENT.
CHAMBER OF COMMERCE,

----T- III y --I-I I
stock, September !, IS7O... 4.289 |
Reed since last statement 9l2
Received previously ,.,.. AZ 3s9-443, 391
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LIVERPOOL, April l. u;l5 s.m-Cot-
ton market opens quio,, sales for the
day estimated at 10000 bales. Middling
Uplsnds, I'D; Middling Orleans, 7Zd.
l:l5 p.m.-COt5on market easier. Sales
for day 10000 bales, of which 20O0 were for
speculation. Middling Uplsnds, 77-l6i;
Orleans. Z ll-l6i.
STOCKS BONDS IN LONDON.
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Sworn to and subscribed this - day
Of A. d. 1871, before me. -
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REAL ESTATE SALE.
NEW FEATURE-M0HTHLY PAY
MERT OF $40.
WE have the pleasure Of announcing, as
w the agent OF Mr.. BriDkley, that he will
offer at public sale to the highest bidder on
Monday, the 10th Day of April. 1871,

on the premises, q large number Of desirable
building lots in that beautiful plateau on
the Eastern boundary Of Memphis, lying be-
tween the Louisville railroad and Raleigh
road, being a portion of the overtOn tract IN
which Memphis Is laid cut, and now for the
FIRST time led 1nr sale, Wide streets and
ing at the greatest promotion sf health and
comfort to the occupants, and Desuty 10 the
g OUnds, have been adopted by Mr.. Brink
ley, as win be seen by reference TO his plan
OF subdivision, AND, UPON THE n ON
THAT NO PROPERTY HAS EYKR BEEN PLACED
UPON THIS MARKET A IN
EITHER FOR A Oh
A PERMANENT NVEsTHENT.
INVITING TERMs-Witht the view Ofplacing
this property within reach Of the largest
number of purchasers, the following lIEfral
terms are liked for the Eale. A payment OF
only O~ue.fOurth viii be required in cash.
The remainder can be paid in monthly in
sLalments OF $40, on each lot, until the whole
Is paid, each monthly instalment TO bear N
terest only after its matdrity, Purchasers
desiring TO ray all cash, or a larger portion
than q fourth, viii be allowed a deduction
upon such payment Of One-teuth. Warrantee
Deeds win be Ven and deeds in trust taken
TO sell or carry out the contract, IN failure OF
original purchaser to meet six consecutive
month 8 payments,
Before sale day plans wiz be supplied Tom
our office, and the lots and streets viii be
designated SO as TO be inspected on the
ground,
R0YSTER. IRRELEVANT G. co.
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Here is shown an increase Of 56 I-9
per cent. in the yield of meat, and Is Is
per cent. in the yield Of leaf lard. over
the crop Of the season OF 166g-70. By di-
viding the aggregate yield Of meat this
season with the average weight Of hogs
last season, 10 will be shown thai the
crop this season is equal 70 say in round
numbers, 100000 hogs Of last years
average.
As has been already stated, the lard re-
fers 70 leaf and trimming each year, so
that TO the yield this yesr should be sd-
ded 0Ou 10 lbs per hog, and last year
sb0ut s lbs. It is quite difficult to OBJ
tain the yield of lard separately, but in
all cases where the gross yield was re
and gut.
The whole number of hogs packed in
the West, reported 20 us for each Of the
IL $4,000 -. ---..-. !. q. L.Lla-..
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comprising his homestead bounded by Laud-
erdale and Jackson streets, broadway and
the fernando road, which he p~rOnOunces,
not only the finest properly about Memphis,
but THE PhEFTIEST IN AMERlUA," and,
as such, we present it 10 public notice.
The Residence embraces q handsome two
story frame building, comparatively new,
snd ample grounds, tsstefuily arranged and
~abundantly supplied with fruit trees and or
namental shI ubb5ry. Being directly on the
street railroad, the location Orers great in
ducemenls to these who would avail them
selves Of the comforts OF a suburban resi-
dence, beyond the heat aud duet Of the city.
Terms liberal and announced at sale.
Mr.. Mckinney has owned and occupied the
property more than twenty years, and can
give 8 p TITLE. We invite all his
friends, and ours, 70 the sale, promising them
the choicest property, with q free ride on the
street cars. and old-fashiOnsd hospitality in
the bargain.
ROYsTER, IRRELEVANT CO..
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Written nswer viii not be required to
the questions on page 3 Of " Form "a"
Affidavit No. ], on page 4 Of the said
Form a." may be modified by erasure
of the words and that during said year
his entire gross income from every source,
estimated In said currency, without any
deduction or dlminutiOn whatever, did
not exceed 5000.
A. PLEAsONTON, Com.
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rs hereby given to an creditors OF the estate
Il OF b late II. Schulthsis to present theE
claims TO me FOR payment within the time
prescribed ~ law and al persons indebted
to said estate VIII come forward aud settle.
WILLIAM SCHNEIDER, Executor,
AgThis February &ths E7L NH
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800 N - Y1RK.

NEW YORK, April 1, 10 s.m.-COtton
Is quiet. Sales, 1890 bales; receipts, $3.50
bales; receipts here, 27O5 bales Quota
tions-Ordinsry, IO5sc; Good Ordinary,
l21zc; Low Middling, l4ci Middling, l5Ic;
Good Middling, 1910,
y m-CottOn is dull aud somewhat
heavy; Low Middling, I35Sc; Middling,
I5c. Sales on spot, 500 bales; futures, 1000
bales.
Ip.m-Cotton dull and heavy; prices
unchanged. Sales, spot, 1900 bales; future,
$500 bales. April, Is I8-l6e; May, Is ll-l6c;
June, lS3<c.
2.l5 p.m-CottOn closed dull and hesvy.
Sales 10 spinneTs, 452 bales speculation,
So bales export, 1924 bales cOntrHc5s, 1901
osles. April, Is l3 l6c; July, 13 I3-l6c;
June, Use; May, 1910; August, lac. Or
binary, lO5zc; Good Ordinal y, I25zc; Low
MiddliDg l3Esc; Middling, l5c; Good Mid
ding, l6Zc.
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NEW YORK, April /, 1925 a.m.-Gov-
ernments opened dull with a slight de-
cline. At the close they we're active and
steady.
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PRETTIEST PROPERTY
IN AMERICA.
Beautiful Residence and Grounds

WE SIRE authorized by J. F. Mckinney,
w Esq, TO place on the market, at public
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FOR ST. FRANCIS RIVER.
FOR ARKANSAS RIVER.
For Arkansas RIysr-Rsmphls and ArkaH-
sas River Packet co... S. Nail.

THE elegant Passenger Packets OF this line
Il leave Memphis for al points on Arksn-
sas river, as follows; Steamer MARY BOYD,
Hainss, master; Every Monday at 5 pm.
steamer T.. H. ALLEN, WOODBURY., master,
Oh Steamer DARDANELLE, Berry, master;
Every Wednesday, at 5 pm. Steamer PAT
CLEBUREE, PritChard, master; Every Fri
day, at 5 pm.
The boat that leaves Memphis on Wednes-
days goes through to Fort Smith. The boats
that leave Memphis On Mondays and Fridays
connect 81 Little Rock with our light draught
boats for Fort smith, and with st8ges for Hot
Springs, Camden, Arkadelphia and Wash
ingtOn All the boats OF this line hay
ing been built expressly for the trade,
possess superior accommodations for pas.
sengers and unsurpassed facilities for trans
porting freighf to all points on the Ar
kansas river without detention, at any stage
Of water.
Freignts consigned 70 this company al
Memphis or Mouth Of White river, Will be
forwarded promptly to destination without
charge for transfer. I'D. ADAMS, President
W. q. PATTESON, Agent. No. II Madison ST.,
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RAILROAD SHARES IN NEW YORK.

NEW YORK, April /, l;30 pm Bail
road and Express shares we're uns lied
at the opening with light Offering and
I closed firm with q fair demand.
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TOWING AND JOBBING BOAT.

The Memphis TOwbOst-The steamer LITTLE
ALPS, W. W. M81ngault, Master.
THE ToWOOat Little Alps is @b
L prepared at sllttmes to O.
towing and jobbiug at the very lowest ra5es,
Orders left at A. Ksrr's bOat-stOre on leyee
near foot OF Jefferson street, with Blgley
Mellersh & Co, or on board the boat, will be
promptly attended to.
JOHN TENT, Proprietor,
mhl At Williams q Co.'S Sawmill
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The amount Of the Capital stock Is lUl
The amount Of the Capital stock paid
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'cR. CURTIS on MANHOOD.U

a Medical Essay on the causa and cure OF
PFeuature decline Nervous and Physical
DeDllsty, 55ermatorrhOa. B~edeut4ry Life,
Excess OvertaNed Constitution, Abuses OF
the syatem, etc, etc. It gives a clear synop-
sis OF t1s im~pediments to marriage, and the
remedies therefor-the result of 20 years sue
eessiul practice, by 3 DE +. CURTIS. ND, r.
R.CaS.f etc
i" Curtis on Manhood" should be read by
the young for instruction, and by the afflicted
as o soarce OF relief. 1t VIII tnjure no one
Medlcol Times ard Gazette.
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and al Urinary Diseases; 5yphlhuc OF Mef'
Curtal affections Of the throat, skin or bones
0rchiiis. hernia rupture; also, the Effects
OF a solitary habit, TuluOus to the body ana
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rnnmsfon Of ideas. evil f~ofehOdlng, aversion
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all OF these in any one case, but al occurring
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and Rheumatic pains cured By n new metnoQ.
p~arficular attention paid 10 the DlSEA -
OF WOMEE. such as Excessive, suppressed
whites fqilfugo OF Tire womb. and ali lrregu-
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Gon.
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