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The Isthnus Canal.

NEW YORK, January 31.-COlO ne
J. j. Williams, Chief Engineer Of the
Tehuantepec Railroad Company, tel
egraphs from Minatitlan, Mexico, on
the 10Th, to the president of the COM
pany at New York, as follows: "My-
self and staff of engineers, with in
struments and camp equipage, all
safely landed from the United States
steamer Neipsic, after a voyage Of
rough passage. Next day / met the
commissioner representing the MeXi-
can government, and on the 9th we
iuaugurated the commencement Of
the works by imposing ceremonies.
The United States Consul and a part
of Captain Shiefeldts command par
ticipated, together with Mexican Off
cials and other nOtable5. The official
certificate Of these proceedings, prop
erly atte5ted, have been dispatched
by mail and by courier to the MeXi-
can government. The United States
Consul, under instructions, forwarded
a copy of the official certificate to the
Department OF State, Washington, d.
c. Captain Shiefeldt's report, I think
you will find, confirms my previous
surveys of the isthmus, and demon
strates that there is a sufficient guam
tity of water on the summit route
found for the purposes Of the
canal -
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5000 SACKS CORNS
1000 SACKS OATS

For sals Low to the TRADE.
JOHN H. DENIE,
feb No. Al South Court street.
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A BIG THING.
Another Gaines Sglt.--Sl 100000 10 Die,
pute.

A suit Of some importance has been
commenced in the Circuit Court OF
St. Louis, which involves a question
Of the possession of property in st,
Louis and elsewhere in Missouri,
valued at over 81 600, 900, and which
was a part of the estate of the late
Daniel Clark, for the possession of
which Mrs. Myra Clark Gaines has
for so many years been COntending be-
fore the courts. The plaintiff, one
Peter McNif1, representing himself
and others, sues the heirs-at-laW of
one James CUrrie, a citizen Of St.
Louis, for the real estate in question
McNiffs connection with the heirship
to the property left by General Clark
is through his wife, who was the
daughter Of Eleanor OBierns, Of
Sligo, Ireland, who was daughter of
Mary Clark, of Germantown, Penn
sylvania, the mother Of Daniel Clark.
The claim is advanced by the McNiffs
that General Clark devised his prop
eTty on his death to his mother,
who, on her death, devised it to
her four children, one of whom
was Eleanor O'Bierne, the mother
OF McNIh5 wife. While seeking TO
obtain a portion Of this estate, which
was in litigation, McNif and his wife
gave to James Currie, in the year
1851, a power Of attorney to conduct
their case, and to adjust, by any
means which he might see proper, the
claims Of Eleanor McNih. The plain
tiffs allege that afterWard Currie in
dUcpd MpNiH and his wife tO pvacutn
10 HIM a deed relinqUishing all their
claims to the property in question,
and advanced 10 them one thousand
dollars. Currie, at the time this deed
was executed, told his clients that it
was a mere fOrmality, but thereafter,
as alleged, entirely neglected the ques-
ton Of the estate, and never rendered
any account of his stewardship to Nc
Nif and his wife. The result is, that
McNiti-his wife being idead-brings
this additional suit against the heirs
Of Currie, who also died a few years
QU0
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partially disengaged himself, and bit
Mrs. Huff severely on the left thigh.
By this time the heroic woman be
came calm and collected, and again
seized the dog by the under jaw and
throat, and then began again to draw
the brute toward the open door.
Finally, she had reached the door
steps, and began to walk up them
backward. and when at the top she,
by summoning all her strength, and
by one violent effort, threw the dog
to the ground on his back. Before the
animal could recover his feet and
ascend the steps, Mrs. Huff had
entered the house and closed the door,
and at once tainted. Her wounds
were examined and dressed by a skill
ful physician, who pronounced her
case almost hopeless. Her face, arms
and limbs, a lew hours after, had
swollen to double their natural size,
the poison from the bite having in a
few hours diffused itself throughout
her whole body.
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hECHARlCS' INSTITUTE.
SALOONS.

ID OCULAR MONTHLY MEETING To-
II NIGHT. 81. BURKE, President.
T.. SrITH Secretary. fel
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HAVANA, via LAKE CITY, Fla,
January 3l.-Oficial dispatches an
nOunce the voluntary surrender on
Saturday Of the insurgent chief, and
ResdOminques, with four officers,
seventy-twO men armed with rifles,
and sixteen families. The insurgent
captain, Santa Perrz, with thirteen
men, surrendered. MannOr ArragOn
reports that Nuevitas announces the
surrender Of the insurgent chief, Per-
dom's successor, Madrinat, and one
hundred and nineteen men.
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NOTICE.

R5- The partnership heretofore existing be-
tween Wa. stephens and W. S Hendrix is
this day dissolved By mutual consent. Mr..
". A. stephens Is authorized to settle all
debts against, and collect and receipt all bills
due the firm. ". A. STEPHENS.
fal W y HENpUTY
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GolYentlon af CnaI.DInnRra.

ASHLAND, (Pa.) January 31.-The
President OF the Anthracite Board Of
Trade has just published an appeal to
the coal operators Of the Schuylkil re-
glOn to meet in Philadelphia Thurs
day next. All operators, whether
connected with the coal trade associ.
alton or not, are earnestly invited to
be present. Measures Of the greatest
importance to the general trade will
come before the meeting.
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500 REWARD!
THE ABOVE REWARD WILL BE PAID
4 for the recovery OF the bOdyof
JOHN ". BOWMAN,

lest by the explosion OF the W. R. Arthur,
twelve miles above Memphis January 18th,
ISL. Description: About I've and q half feet
In hight, OF small size, light, sandy com pleX-
ION, tniu face, dark red hair and very curly,
with small gOatee and mustache: when lost
probably had on only his undershirJ and
drawers II he had on a white shirt, his name
in 1ull Will be found on the body or the shirt,
with small eyelet-nolss In bosom for studs
be usually wore two plain gold rings on the
little huger Of the left hand. For any infOr-
nation left at A MADISON STREET, that
will lead TO the recovery OF the body OF the
ceased, the reward viii be paid.
]. 7. WASHINGTON,
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THE WAR.
FRANCE OPPOSES FAvRE's TERMS OF
PEACE,

FRANCE OPPOSES FAVRE'S TERMS OF
PEACE.
BORDEAUX, January 31.-Gambetta
forwarded a dispatch by telegraph to-
day to Favre at Versailles, requesting
him to break the silence maintained
by the Paris Government and state
the name of the minister whose COM
ing TO Bordeaux has been announced
and the motives for delay in his move
ments, and to give precise infOrma-
ton regarding the condition Of Paris.
Demonstrations have occurred in
several French towns against both
the armistice and any violation of the
territory Of France. The municipali-
ty Of Lyons appears to maintain its re-
sistance to the Germans, and has sent
a deputatiOn to Bordeaux to urge the
adoption of general measures for the
same object.
THE DETAILS OF THE CONTRACT FOR
PEACE.
LONDON, January 3l.-The armis-
tice between Fance and Prussia begins
instantly in Paris and three days later
in the departments, and expires at
noon, Sunday, February 10Th.
The line of division between the
German and French forces runs
through the departments Of CalvadOs
and Orne.
The Germans hold the departments
of Sarthein, Loire, Loire. .et-Mer and
LOire-et- YOune.
The neighbOrhOOd of Jura has been
excepted from the provisions Of the
armistice, which includes the naval
forces of both nations in all parts Of
the world.
The terms of the capitulatiOn Of
Paris are
First-French troops to remain in
the city, having first surrendered their
arms;
SecOnd-The national guard and
gems d'arme5 to retain their arms;
Third-The police force TO retain
their arms, and continue 20 discharge
their duties as cOnservatOrs Of the
peace;
FOurth-The corps of Franc-tireurs
to be disbanded;
Fifth-All German prisoners to be
exchanged; and,
Sixth-Tne public funds to remain |
in Paris.
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Messrs. GHbblns, Townsend and Jones will
PLEASE Read.

ST. LOUIS, January 31.-A bill was
introduced in the Legislature to-day
to consolidate the county and city of
st. Louis under one government, and
extend the limits of the city so as to
embrace the entire county. Many
radical changes were proposed, and
several offices abolished. The num-
Der of offices was materially reduced.
A bill providing for a Constitution
al Convention was also introduced.
A modest appeal was issued by sew
eral prominent Irishmen here calling
for aid to bring their families and re-
leased Irish patriots to this country.
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9l0 so for trash to medium leaf, and Sl8 1881
for common 20 medium bright wrappers.

for common 20 medium bright wrappers.
CINCINNATI.
CIECBEATI. January 3l.-Cotton dull and
dropping; middlings l41l9i4A54e, Flour su.
perhne hrm; family, So 1905 %. Wheat
scarce and firm; red, 81 sal 40 Corn, de-
mand fsir, and advanced; ear, 53a55c. Rye,
81 OSgl O.. Oats. 42952c. Mess pork dull and
nominal; sales early az so so, but 81 Was the
best oner made at the close. Lard dull and
and droopingi sales Of steam at lie; kettle,
l2%c, bat no sales. Bulk meas dull, but
holders, not willing to make concessions, are
asking 6H@lO@l05EGllc; no sales. Bacon dull
and unchanged, Li9Sl ll54al2ze- Hogs steady,
SO.
ST. LOUIS.
81. LOUIS, January 8L-FlOur firm: super
winter, 50 3095 65. Wheat steady, and de-
mand moderator No. red fall 81 so. Corn
easier; mixed in bulk. 4zg50c Oats firm, 900
53c in bulk; 57960c sacked. Rye hrm, 50 a9Sc.
So 25g23. Bulk meats hrm; loose, SJzals5<G
ll@ll149u54c; clear rib, lie; bacon quiet, lGg
lz0l213e Lard quiet; Jobbing at lZ1sc in
tierce; l4@l4Ac in kegl hogs firm, 81 2gS %,
Cattle unchanged
NASHVILLE.
NASHVILLE, January 3L--COttoR is dull; /;
low middllngs, l55sc. Bulk meats higher;
clear sides, hzte; clear RIB. D5Ici shoulders,
SIC. Lard, l25Ec. Bacon, clear ribs l3c;
shoulders, lOci hams, lS55ci sugar-cured
hams, l6Zc.
GALVESTON.
GALVESTON, January Sl.-COtton quiet;
Bu14 OfQ4AAIg5 L1es net receipts 051s DaleSi
exports to Great Britain, 1856; eoastWise, 785;
sales, 200 bales; stock, G., III bales,
CHARLESTON.
CHARLEsToF, January 8l.-COttOn dull;
mtcdlings, l449A5sc; net receipts, 1865;
sales, 500; stock, 42, $50 bales.
MOBILE.
MOBILE, January 3l.-COttOn easy; mid
dliDgs, HIgH5sC; net receipts, $3.50 bales;
exports to continent, 1880; sales, 500; stock,
p III bales.
FOREIGN.
LONDON, January 81, 30 p.m.-CongOIs, %;
u. 3. 5-lOs, OF ~, 9J54: do '65 901S; do 67 8gIz
l0-4Os, 69Z Stocks unchanged.
Manchester yarns and fabrics quiet
LIVERPOOL, January 81, 4:30 p.m.-Cottou
dull and dropping; mtduling uplRnds, Sd
middhng Orleans, SD; sales 1000 bales to
arrive at 71sg6d. TOtHl receipts Of wheat for
three days, 900 quarteTs-aQ American.
breadstufis quiet.
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NASHVILLE.

DAYS D0!Hgs Of the Legislature Baxter
SquslOhsd. Delinquent Railroads Gone
Up. Justices Of Peace and Lawyers
SIaugbtaFed.. Immiaralts Invited .-Asri.
Cuitu al College YstOsd...Reilef Of Fed
eral aad Confederate Soldiers. Sale Of
Geuaty Railroad Stocks.
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Nnn-RasIdanf Notlea.

No 1Sg.-In the Second Chancsry Court Of
shelby county Ienne --91Ls 77ilJ vs.
n anT5esrfnq from bill duly sworn 70 Do thia
1 .'-l55s5s I7et rlla defendants. Anthony Street
4 a ProVu and james Wilde 1r.i are nom
1.-yi-isr-fq 81 the state Of Tennessee
III fs therefore ordered, That they make
t,-gi- apuearauCe herein, at tbs court
L-,-11a 81 the Second Chaucsry Court Cl
sbeIbv county, In the city Of Memphis, on Or
before the first Monday IN March, ldlls ana
nieed answer OF demur 10 com plainanta' Dill
n ths same viii be taken tor confessed as %
fbern and set for hearing eXparts, and tnal 2
clDy Of this order be published ones a 49,
for -four successive weeks In me MEM -iAa
Appeal This January 81 Lafi-
X,D. IL sTEWART. CLERK and Master
RvC RELcaEa Deputy @. ana lls -r
-. nL-c-. Sol lnr CON u NJ -
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DIED.

notwithstanding Slst, ls7I, P. NJ. RoaERs.
HIS friends are invited TO attend his funeral,
at Elmwood Cemetery, at o'clock to.mor-
row, from the residence Of Mr.. WIN. Gray, on
Sycamore street, betW cen Main and Front
streets.
rapers sasa couv
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DlSSOLUTI0M.

TTNHE oopartnarship heretofore existing be-
4 tween 3 F. White, ir., and W &. Barth,
under the frm name Of White & Barth, Is
this day dissolved by mutual consent
Nj. B. +. White retirea and the business
viii bB continued by W. q. BARTH, who a.
Bumes all liabilities Of ths late hlm, ami viii
alone ase Its name In liquidation.
u, WHITE, JR.
w. e. BARTH.
Memphis, Tenn, JAN 2, ls7l. jasl
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Markets.
IBY TELEGR RAPH.I
NEW YORK.

NEW YORK, January 3I.-CottOn dull and
nominal; middllng uplands. 1870. Flour
quiet and unchanged, 50 S5g7 10 for shipping
grades OF extra. Wheat dull and declined;
red amber, 81 5gSl 60 Corn in fair demand
and advanced; No. mixed, SSG9Oc whisky
Sjg3o5a. Coffee in fair demand; fair Rio I3k
@l81zc. Sugar irm, and demand lair; Cuba,
8GlOc. MOlaHses steady, and demand mode
rate; New Orleans, 59970c. Rice steady, and
L--r. ..-..L ~ I. -a
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Wednesday, February !, 1871

Within legal hours, all the right, title and
interest or @. 8. Ss4ersOn in and to the fol-
lowing described property t0-Wlte "A certain
lot OF parcel OF ground, being and lying iu
that part Of the city Of Memphis known as
South Memphis, and bounded As lnllOWs-be-
ginning sc The southeast corner OF a lot for
merly owned by Van Pelt, on Causey street,
In said city; thence HOuthW ardly with the
east line OF Causey street, so feet TO a ste Ea +,
thence eastWardly and parallel with Van
Peltis line - feet 20 a stake 100 feet from Her
nandO street; thence nOrthWarJllg-, 8, parallel
with Herdando street, 40 feet 70 Van Pelt.s
southeast corner; thence with Van ReIL'a
line WestWardly to ths beginning, Dc being
part OF .Ot No s. IN block 45, as designated Ina
the plan Of South Memphis, which was
bought By Branham Merrill Of william H..
Vance, as per deed of said Vance to said
Merrill, dated November q, 1856, and regis
tered in the Registers once Of Shelby c un-
ty. Tennessee, book SO. part 4, pages Ia and
i38, on the Sth day Of August, lS59.
Terms Of sala-cash.
EDMUND A COLE, Clerk and faster
Nlffznr1 Z f4aarrH.
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LONDON, January 31.-A game of
billiards was played at st. James
Hall last night, between Roberts and
Bennett. The former won by three
hundred and siXty-three points, after
a contest of three hours and a half. $
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CHAMBER OF COMMERCE.
SPECIAL KEELING.

A SPECIAL MEETING Of the Chamber Of
n Commerce is hereby called, at O'Clock
pm to-day, February l., to receive the re-
poris OF Committees on permanent rcgul6-
ttOns for Change and for removing the hall.
The meeting being very i'm purtant, / request
general and punctusl attendance OF men,
bers at the hour named.
febl r. A. PIESON- President
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HlN-REsIlENT H0TICE

No. Isl, n. R. DIN the Second Chancsrv
Court OF shelby county, Ten essee- John
N. Ford, Jesse smith and John j. Ban lhu--
emeW, firm Of j.. NJ. Ford g. Co. vs. O.. E d.
Case. jr., E. W. Brooks and q. N. case.
IT appearing from bill duly sworn tl I'm this
i causs that the defendant, O.. M. Case. De- 81
nonresident OF the state or Tennessee sud
citizen ana resident OF the state OF Conn Cl-
icut and that an attachment issued from OBJ .s
court against the defendants above atLall.r- e.
all the notes. accounts, chooses In action ana
other assets OF the said defendants, and r-s
funds in the hands Of IS. " Br0r ks. which
has been returned, executed by at-aCllua tla
funds in the hsnds OF =. ". Brooks, 10 secure
the 0OmplainRnts their debts, auOuutlug, 9s
stated In the bin, To be s26z and Interest.
IL is therefore ordered. That the said O.. ~
Csse make his appearance herein at The
court house Of the Second ChauCery Court lu
tbe city OF Memphis, Tenn, on or before tho
first Monday in March, l5Il, ard plead, au-
sWer or demur to cOmplainaufs' D.Lr or fl-
same VIII be taken Tor confessed as 20 lluI
and set for hearing eZpartes and that copy
Of this order be published once q week ll-
four successive weeks, in the Memphis APP
peal. This January So, lAIl-s
A copy-attest:
Md. L. STEWART, CLERK and Master
By @. BELCHER, Deputy q. and III.
Kortrecht q Craft, BOlss for com mpl nls- Ia3l
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No. N.R.-FIrst Chaucery Court OF shelby
o0unty-Branham Merrill VS., r, IS. De-
Barre ct al.
Eb sale. entered in the above Cause. Decsm-
Der Ig, 1879, I viii sell, az public auction, 20
tha bf1hest bidder, in frout OF the Clerk and
Masters ONCE, GresnlRW block. Second street.
below Union, in the city OF Memphis, Ten
m nessee. on
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GENERAL SUMMARY.
The Cotton. SpIHugrs.

LONDON, January 3l.-The master
cotton spinner5 Of Bolton have con-
ceded an advance of five per cent. on
the wages of their operatives.
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I OTTERY.-Omcial drawings Of the Mis-
Il souri, State Lottery. CLASS 81.
"a, ~, 3, l6,, SO, n, II, r. 80, 8, 80, 81, 40.
81. S. Il, IS, q, 65, p, A. 19, Is, IS, so, So
Prizes from 500 to $50 OOG paid in money.
Lotto ries drawing daily. Information fur
nished in the above Lottery by J. Z. FRANCE,
i6Z North Court street, Box l47, Memphis,
Tenn, P. o, MURRAY, 1IILLER& & CO., Man
ayers. st. LOufg No. febI
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A Washington letter writer says
that Colonel Horace Porter, the Presi-
dents Secretary, on being asked by a
General Of the volunteer service, why
he, General Sherman and all the army
officers, supported the San Domingo
Job, replied: "Well, now" said POr-
ter, II will tell you. Dominica is
only half of San Domingo. The
French lost forty thousand men in
dead and disased when they tried to
take Hayti. If we 20 into the job the
regular army of the United States
will have to be raised to one hum
dred and fifty thousand men. There
fore, as Congress is now about break
ing up the regular army, we are all
in favor Of San Domingo, because it
gives the United States a chance to
keep q permanet army"
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MOTICE.

DvOTICE Is hereby given that Zg5 lli 1ag5 @ls1 :.
=, = 7. -, 80 F-scovsrsd rom the nv 81
q =. -, 49, "a ths cargo Of ths = u. p - -
owners, on proper R4~o- %
paymenl or Aa FDWAHD LAR10A.
D D. HAH LEfAS-
a Az RES
wATNAHDs
rrTIashla
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CnN3TARLES SALE

No. Robertson, Bruce & Co. VS.. Robert Rs-
der and A. Copper.
- By virtue of an order issued from 8 A.
Moore, Justice OF the Peace Tor Sholby
county, Tennessee, to me directed, / will, on
thursday, the I'd Day Of February, 1871,
At Il O'Clock m, in front Of the California
saloon. No, % Madison street, In the city OF
Memphis, proceed to sell, to the highest bid
der, for cash, all the Wines, Liquors, Cigars,
Bar Fixtures and other property, levied upon
by attachment in said cause
fel I. s, MALLORY, c. sc.
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EOR SALE

7 OFFER for sale the place on which 4 now
j reside, near COviugt0u. Upton county.
Tenn. This tract or land contains one hum
dred acres, vel improved well WErerCI-
good orchard and about S. acres cleared land.
the balance well timbered. This Is one al
tho best tracts Of land Of its size iu West
Tennesse6-lsvel and rich, and lies within
half mile Of the COvingtOu Female Sem
mary and within two hundred yards of the
81 Upton High School" under the control lE
Pro-. James Byau, whose reputation is wen
known As being one Of the best teachers the
country affords, whose school has been es-
tablished for a quarter OF a century. VIII
sell cneap for caE1, or On easy terms TO sull
purchasers. ID. %. SLAUGHTER
COyiuErou. Tenn.
Refer to J. u. Keating, memphis Appeal
Col A j. kellar, Memphis Avalanche Hon.
II. +. Bate, Hon, j. 81 steele, Mes=rs. smith
and Lauderdale, J. HOLMES CummIus, Cow
lnEtOn, Tenn. for further particulars JAZZ
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Kew ADVERTISEMENTS.
nEIIS MEnMnIIE ms

ATITHRAS Lodge Of Perfection will @
VI assemble this (WEDNESDAYKH
evening, at IL O'Clock, at the hail Of/N\
Cyreue Comm Endery.
All MasOns OF the A. and A. s. r are in
Vlted. Candidates be present.
GEORGE MELLERSH, T. p. N.
- ~ II.
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channarv saIa Of ReaI -.

Md. Il. STEWART, CLERK and Master.
By @. BELCHER, Deputy Q. and III.
KnrLrer-. 4. -r-Lr l..-.- .-r com d --..- -.--
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AUCTI0B.
AuotIop snIs q HausshoId EurnIlure.

OF A FAMILY declining house keeping, at
~ lS5 Dunlap street, one block from the
head OF the Poplar street cars and halt block
north OF Poplar street, on Thursday morning
February 2, st 10 ocloCk.
febl S. A. ANDERsON. Anotinneer.
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THIS HORNIaG, AT 10 O'CLOCK,

We will SELF without limit orresarve. a coun-
try stock, consisting OF Dry Goods. Clothing
Boots, Shoes, Hats. and Caps, in lots o suit
buyers. Also, a full line Of Dry Goods, con-
sistiug Of Prints, DOmestics, bleacEed and
unbleached, FlaBnels, Gtughams, Herin Os,
silks, Jeans, Blankets. ShaWls, Hosiery, cts
Also, full line OF Clothing, consisting Of
fine Cashmere Pants, Coats, Vests. full suits;
Cassinet Pants and Goats, Black DOeskln
suits, OgercOats, etc. Also, large STOCK Of
HatS-WOOl, Fur and Plush. Also, Glass
wRre, ChinaWare, Hardware, Tobacco, Cigars.
Blacking, etc. 81 Terms cash. ia
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InuIgVLLE-

LOUISVILLE. January 3l.-Cott0n quiet I;
middlings held Rt 1880. Flour stiG and sup
ply light; ex-family, IS IS. Grain more ami
mated; sales Of loo bushels Of white wheat
at 81 20, including sacks. Groceries, sugar
and coffee firm; dealers expecting an ad-
vance, are holding the stock out Of market
Hay dull; asking go for choice timothy. Pro-
visions stro2g and nrm mess pork, 20. Lard,
1255c BRrSn, Q5<Glls{Gl21<c; bulk meats, sl<
@l05<allc. Sugar-eured hams, I6e, plain iao
Whisky, sec, Iobacc0-sales les hhds at So .
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LOUIS LANGD,
1873 ~ MAIN STREET.

7 TRESPECTFULLY RECON- 4
4 mend the following, best VI
COrsets, which can be pur- III
purchased ONLY a. the Skirt ".
Mandatory: Madam FOY'SdI,
PATENT SKIRT SUPPORT
ING CORSET, combining NJ
Bustle and Corset in one. aud Y
laoing on the side. the Pan.
anna Skeleton Corset; Robert 4
Weriy French Corset; pOls- T.
eau, embroidered, long and Y
short Corset, Nine. Dupont
short Corset; the Eegligee, or
Nursing Corset, which Iaces on
fronJ-every size and extra size
style skirts and Painter now rsal