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sAs FrrTmo, SIS Second street.
THE cAUTIOEARY SIGNAL.

The chief Of the signal service callg at
tention to the following:
TIE cautionsry signal of the signal ser
vice OF the United States armY-R red flag
with black square In the center DIV dav
and 3 red light by night-displayed az the
once OF the observer, and other prominent
places throughout any city, signifies:
1. That from the information had at the
central ONCE In Washington, q probability
OF stormy or dangerous weather has hear
deduced for the port or place 1t which the
cautionary signal Is displayed, or in that
vicinity.
2 That the danger appears to be so great
as to demand precaution on the part OF
nsYigstors and Others interested, such as
an examination of vessels or other struc-
lures to be endangered by a storm; the
inspection OF crews, rigging, etc, end gen.
eral preparation for rough weather.
s. It calls for frequent examination Of
local b~arometers, and other instruments,
by ship captains or others interested, and
the study Of local signs of the weather. as
clouds, etc etc. By this means those who
srs expert may often be confirmed as TO
the need Of the p~recRution, to which the
cautionary signal calls attention, or may
determine that the danger Is over.esti-
mated or past.
From snd after Monday, the 2sd instant,
orders TO display csutionary signals will
be Issued from the Office in washington
whenever they are considered necessary.
These orders VIII be sent at such hours a.
the necessity of the case may demand to
the observers at any Of the following sta
tons:
Baltimore, Boston, Buffalo, Cape Msy.
Charleston, Chicago. Cleveland, Detroit
Galveston, Grand Haven, Jacksonville.
Key West, Milwaukee, Mobile, New ION.
don, New Orleans, New York, Norfolk
Oswego, Portland, San Francisco, savan
nah, Toledo and Wilmington.
To each synopsis OF the tsWsather re-
port" furnished 70 b press will bs aided
the names OF stations e. which warnings
have been ordered up or down.
HD@
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THE NARROW A
To Memphis and Columbia, via the
Memphis and Knoxville Railroad.

The Columbia Herald contains an able
editorial in reference to the Knoxville and
Memphis road, urging upon the people
OF Columbia to take steps to extend it
through that place. The Herald truly
says that this will be one of the best pay
ing Tosis in the State. It will bring TO
Memphis much of the trade of the rich
counties Of Middle Tennessee. The
srticle concludes thus:
THAT road, we think and hops will pass
through Columbia. It is unnecessary for
Us to act until wa see what is going to be
done in West Tennessee. We will be
ready to connect either with the route by
Jackson or Bolivar. The people of West
Tennessee must determine the route
through West Tennessee themselves, and
snd when they build their road from
Memphis to the Tennessee river, we will
be ready TO act in harmony with them.
We would urge upon them the necessity
of prompt sction. and we can assure them
they will meet with prompt cooperation
in Middle Tennessee This is to be the
great central road of the State, binding
with links of steel the three grand divis-
ions Of Tennessee"
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TO THE AFFLICTED.

Are the people aware of the arrival of
that great n successful practitioner,
Mrs. DIR. Wilson. who is now in the city
of Memphis for the purpose of giving re-
lief to suffering humanity? 1t matters
not what your disease may be, nor of how
long standing, you can certainly get relief
by following her directions and carrying
out her prescriptions. 1 would advise
every one to call and see her. speak
from experience, and feel myself indebted
to her for my life. 1 have been a very
sick man for eighteen months. Ihad the
very best physicians In the country.
None of them could give me any relief
whatever, and finally admitted they could
do nothing for me, and advised me Ia;
travel for my health. / had no conidenc,
Of relief from that source, consequently I
had 70 adopt other measures, and,
through the influence of my friends, to.
gether with the Information of her old
patients, whom she had cured, I was per-
suaded to call on this remarkable woman.
l ave been under her treatment soma
i've months, and my general health is
better than 1t has been for years, and /
feel IS IL mydisease Is entirely broken up,
snd l will again be a stout, healthy man
and able to attend TO my business, which
L have not done for the past two years. I
could say ten times SIS much as l have
said in behalf of this wonderful womsn.
but think l have said enough to open the
eyes of ali whom 1t may concern. Call
and satisfy yourselves. st Mrs. Wflson's.
No. 81 Beale street, near Main street.
NJ. p.
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SIMON TUsKA.
A Monument 20 His Memory Erected by
Els People to be Unveiled on Sum.
day 6ext-PrOgramme.

The congregation of the Children of Is
rael have erected q monument to the
memory Of the late Rabbi Simon Tusks,
in the Hebrew cemetery, near this city,
which they propose to unveil tomorrow
at az o'clock. The occasion will be one
Of great solemnity, as the lsmented Rabbi
was in every sense 8 master" revered IS
q father among the ancient people OF God
TO whom he ministered. The followingi is
the
PROGRAMME:
l. The members Of the Congregation
"Children OF Israel" will assemble
promptly at hslf-past two O'Clock pm, in
the temple,
2. Street cars, for the accommodation Of
ladies, to take them to and bring them
from the cemetery, will be in readiness at
the corner of Main and Poplar streets.
8. The members of this congregation,
the Sabbath School, and other invited co.
c%ieties, will march in procession to the
cemetery, under the direction of the mar
shsl.
4. All former pupils and continents of
our late rabbi sre especially invited to
join in the procession.
8. The procession will be dismissed after
the conclusion of the ceremonies.
oRDER OF PROCESSION.
Marshal and Assistants,
D
Congregation "Beth FL Emeth."
BENZ Birth Lodges.
Congregation "Children of Israel"
Masonic Lodges.
Carriages.
EXERCISES.
/. Opening hymn, by the choir.
2. dwelling Of the monument snd adj
dress by the President of this Congregs-
ton.
8. Prayer by the I. o. B. B.
4. Discourse by Rev. NJ. Ssmfeld.
8. Masonic ceremonies.
8. Closing hymn, by the choir.
z. Floral tribute, by the Sabbath School.
s. Closing prayer, by Rev. NJ. Ssm6eld.
SAMUEL HIRSH,
MsTshal-in- Chief.
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sIEAmRnArs.
FOR CAIRO AND ST. LOUIS.

Memphis and 81. LoEis Us. Nail Line
For Oscecla, Madrid, Hickman, Belmont and
Cairo, Connecting at Belmont With the
lion Mountain r. r., A. Cairo with
Illinois Central Railroad, and
b al nc the Ohio River.
This elegant steamer VIII leave A
Is above &
THIS DAY. 18th fnst-, al s Pho.
Tickets TO- ALI points via Memphis and ~.
Louis packets, North, East aud West: apply
20 General Railroad and N ONCE,
TOM h. DUNN. cor. Court and Main st8.
Freignt received att St.Louls WhariDeas.
FLEM. CALVERT, GenI snpL.
oc28 WI DILL, Agent.
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The BAY HORSE"

The great saloon at the corner Of Mon
roe and Second streets Is prepared for the
fall and winter campaign. The Horse Is
! n fine mettle, and so be ought. We saw
yesterday, the finest supply of Dublin
porter, Bssse's pale ale, and other sound
and wholesome drinks from across the
sea, In the Bay Horse saloon, that is to be
found in Memphis. The proprietor, Dun
can Mclean, procured those for his Gus
toners. There is nothing thin or atten-
ustod shout these liquors. There Is no
billiousness, chills nor headaches in them.
Nothing but good cps and plenty of
'ealth n 'artiness. Duncan understands
these drinks as we'll as any man in Mem
phis. He understands the wants of his
customers and hence 1t is that be has the
inside of his saloon lined with hoesheads
Of porter and ale from Dublin and other
towns equally celebrated for ale and
porter.
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NEW AND GOOD.
TIT Grocery House for Retail Mer.
hants and Country Dealers.

Union street, Memphis, has become as
famous as any Of the noted wholesale
quarters of the larger cities of the country.
first, because the APPEAL Office is there
located, and therefore is the medium of
widely advertising it; secondly, because
Of its locality; thirdly, because half a
dozen of the largest, wealthiest and most
reliable grocery houses have stores on IL,
all doing an immense trade. One Of these,
and among the principal, is the house Of
A. Q. Treadwell & Bros, which yester-
terday was in receipt of an immense sd-
dition to their stock, always as large as
that of any house in the south.
Their warehouse, which wss 81 full
at the beginning OF the season,
has been depleted already, before it is
two months spent. Hence the immense
increase Of stock yesterday, which COM
prised several hundred barrels Of -four, q
large lot of new molssses direct from New
Orleans, a lot of case goods, mixsd sssOrt-
ments, and other things thst it Aould fill
a column of the APPEAL to telfbf. The
house of A. G. Treadwell & Bros is rec
ono to nc other in Memphis, and it is
equal to any in point of ability to supply
the vents of its customers, let them be
ver so long. They hsve a buyer al
ways in the market, and are, therefore,
prepared to sell as low as IN house in the
Mississippi valley. Their store Is one OF
the trade wonders of Memphis, and the
rspidity with which they "turn over''
goods would astonish even q New Yorker.
A. O.. Tresdwen q Bros. are worthy of
Memphis,
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PERSONAL.

J. T. Champhreys, of Msury county,
who used to conduct the railroad business
of this end of the State, was yesterday
seen at the Peabody hotel. John c.. Brs.
ham, the leader of the Democracy Of Pan
ola county, Mississippi, was with him.
The chamber of N is to be con-
grstulated on the unanimous reelection
OF Leon Trousdale to the secretsryship of
the institution. When Colonel Mclean
heard OF it he exclaimed, 1.-THE best in the
worldi" and every body responded,
Amau
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PRICES OF THE
MASON & HAMLIk
CABINET ORGANS.

HAVING vastly increased their facilities
II for manufacture, the Mason and Hamltn
Organ Company are now enabled TO oner
their yell known Organs, which are the 80
knowledged standard Of excellence among
Instruments OF the class, at prices of inferior
work. They print their loves prices, which
are, therefore, alike to all, tnvarfsble. The
following are Illustrations.
Four-Octave SO
The same DouDle %
Five-Octaye Organs, with Tremulant,
Carved and Ornsmented.----.-----... 100
The same, Double Reed, with Five Stops, rs
Forty other styles, mp o..--.-..-------.---- 1000
AIIin solid Black Walnut. An the Organs
made by this Company are thoroughly first
class In every respect. They VIII not maks
the Bo-called cheap Organs At m price, The
comparative superiority OF their Instruments
II now greater h ever before, a. every
competent Judge who win carefully examine
and compare must perceive.
Illustrated Catalogues, With Wood Cufa
from Photographs ofthe different styles, full
Information and lowest prices; also, Tess.
monial Circular VIII be sent nee 70 any adj
dre61.
MASON q KAMLIK ORGAN CO:
wsrsrssns. Bse sFsasHsy. Nsw Ysrk.
my6d&w
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LITTLE ROCK AUCTION Housr.

Mr.. J. N. MURPHY, a~uctioneer and
commission merchant, Main street, Little
Rock, Arkansas, would call the attention
OF the merchants and business men gene
rally of Memphis to his unsurpassed facil-
tiles for effecting sales, OF any description
OF goods st the very shortest notice, The
top Of the market" always obtained. and
account sales promptly forwarded, Com
mission business a specially, and consi0n-
ments disposed Of either at private sale or
by auction, as desired. Address
]. NJ. MURPHY, Auctioneer.
Little Rock, Arkansas.
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second ChAneery Court-ChaneeIOr

Court has adjourned until Monday st9:O
n m. A calendar for that day appears to-
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HEADo QUARTERS
Partisan Fashions !
on. .. s. JoHNsoN's
MEDICAL D~ISPENsARY
aas EAIx STREET. Cup Stairs.
Between washington and Adams Streets
MENPHIs. .rzNH-
Vsaeraal o. SscFst DIaeases.

Il now permanently established for The treat.
ment OF patients, both male and female,
who are afaicted with any form OF
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PuxPs, SIS Second street.
LOCAL NEWS.

-ao 10 Leddin's College.
Attend Robertson's Business College
-ThOs. Cubbinss brieklsyer, "a Main st.
Armstrong; Photographs Gallery,
No. Gil Main street. Three fanltless gem
pictures for Afty cents.
ST. JosKPH'H IEFIRKARY-In charge Of
the Sisters, corner Third and Jefferson
strest6.
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CONGREGATION CHILDREN OF ISRAEL

The ceremony Of unwilling the monu-
ment erected to the memory of our de-
ceased rabbi, Simon Tusks, will take
place at our burial grounds, on Sunday,
October 29.h. The procession will move
change streets, a. * O'Clock pm. The
public are respectfully invited.
AD0LPH LOEB, Secretary,
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OOCoAIEE are.se. be hAlr bsaullfaIIy.
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FRESH OYSTERS

JUur oUT-A new style Hat, Leidy's.
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OUR READERS win md teIesraPhic
news and complete commercial report
on Inc third page.

So the city subscriber. uhs fAfl to re
eeive their papers promptly, WIN OhIige
US By sending word 10 his emces
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M. AND c. RAILROAD.
O1icers Elected and Re-EIected-A
Galaxy of Railroad Ability and
Intelligence.

At q regular meeting of the board of d.
rectors of the Memphis and Charleston
railroad held in this city, October 25th,
The following gentlemen we're unan1-
mously elected as officers of the company:
Moses J, Wicks, president; John D.
Rather, vice president; Niles Meriwether,
chief engineer Charles s. Williams, SUI
p-erintendent eastern division; Charles L.
Anderson, superintendent western divi-
sion; Sam r. Cruise, secretary and treas
urer eastern division; George Robertson,
secretery and treasurer western division;
Harry P. Ryan, assistant superintendent.
At this meeting the board of directors,
recognizing the necessity for assistance to
their executive, In consequence OF the
recent extension of their lines and the
constantly increasing magnitude Of their
business, created the Office of vice-prssi-
president, and unanimously selected
General John D. Rsther, OF Ala
bsms, TO serve them in this po-
sition. The other officers were sll
re-elec'ed, having served the company,
many Of them for years, with signal faith
fulness and ability, and their retention in
office will give grest satisfaction, not only
to the company whose interests they
guard, but TO the public whose business
is with them,
General ]. D Rather, the vice-president,
resides in Tuscumbia, Alabama, and is q
lawyer of distinguished ability, whose
social, moral snd intellectual fame ex-
tends throughout the State where he is
known and honored. We congratulate
General Rather upon this new homo,
Msjor Wicks upon the reliable assistance
he gains, and the company upon the pos
session of such officers.
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U. 5. a a LINE.

DAssENGERs by our lines from FortsmIth
ii can go ak times 3 week, via Fayetteville
to Neosho on the Southern Pactdc railroad,
l36 miles; or three times q week from Fort
Smith, 20 miles to Fort Gibson; thence'south
lS5 mfi.s to Doggy Depot, and tTt-weekly
west B0 miles. via Fort Arbuckle 70 Fort
Sill; or continuing south from Doggy s. miles
to sherman and going eastward, by line Of
u. 8. FoTts,SD miles 20 FL Paso; or southwark
nom Sherman into Central Texas, or east to
Jefferson, Marshall, ETC.; or from
SHREVEPORT
by railroad, via Marshall to LonRview and
westward into Central Texas; or D uthward
nom Longvisw, via Huntsville to NayRsota,
le0 miles, on Texas Central Railroad. Passen-
gers entering Texas by
GALVESTON on EDLAEOLA
meet our lines at the head OF the various rail-
roads 70 all parts Of Texas, and run in better
concert than ever before. n in good style
generally, q II
oc4 Sherman. Tekna.
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ASK for u cheap gloves in blue, green
and medium colors.
Braidedjackets, ofnew designs, reduced
to close.
Velvet elosks. superb designs, marked
very low.
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LAW REPORT.
r,r.. cAaaes-y csH..-norsan. cAan-

First CAaneory C0urt-Morgau, Cham
celIeF.
Yesterday vas motion day. The court VIII
not be in session to day. Ire following cases
are set for ext Monday: 81. Sto. er vs.
Humes SIC, Meade vs. Fiaherty SI4, watson
vs. walker; So, Taylor VS. GpY; SIG,
National Bank Va Christal; 81, Jefferson va
Oogevell: $40 McCay VS. Lucas; So, Saint VS.
TAYLOR; 81, Brady VS. Boone; S9S, Rapp vs.
Brooks; SIG. HtfllDsn W. ~Edmondson; Sd,
S95. North vs. CLARK; SOC. McComoa vs. James;
3 8, Cochran VS. Peres; On. Shelton vs. Aer.
Ill; COS. Walker va williamson; ga. Lonsnd
rs Coward; els. McLeman VS. hsrdingi VIZ,
Mercer VS. Bolton; qtT. Ftnlav VS. Heyltn yl9.
Trby VS. Wf1liams: e22, EnRelbrecht vs. 5ie-
bert; 923. Stone vs. Willard: 9A Myers VI Coxi
928 Someryt0 VS. Du Rose 81, Pops VI fopei
2o, Irby Va sheriff.; 931, Costen vs
gu, Mayor and Aldermen OF vs
Memphis CITY railroad company y Gallon
VS. Grehad; 93i, Gayoso savings institution vs.
Walt; 935. Boyd VS. Levy; $50, TeldHan vs.
Petit; $40, Bolton vs. Cash; gal, Norman VS.
German national bsnk; ei2, Bounds vs. Mem
phis Gayoso gas company; 948. Rvsns vs.
Demmons; 95l, McCleary Va Case; 952, wal
drou vs. Henry: 953. Otis VS. Levy; e4 Hsrdln
VS. Worsham; 95S White va BetCisi 96i, Corr
well VS. KING: s62, Brown VS. browni sS,
swami ich VS. Harris; ee4. Alderman VS. Ma
tionai banking and insurance company
S85, Mailman VS. Everltth; 9ST, Cato VS. Bate
man; ESQ. Memphis CITY railroad company VS.
Myers; go, Tsylor vs. Bounds; S2, Hamilton
VS. Treat.
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OEHocRATIc EXECUTIVE cOMNITTEE

The members of the Executive Commit
tee of the Democratic party OF Tennessee
are requested to meet in Nashville on
Tuesday, the 81st inst.
D. B. THOMAS. Chairman.
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NOTICE.
Euphrates Lodge No. 80. 1. o. az

The members Of this lodge are requested
TO assemble at their hall. on Sunday, 29th
inst, at half psst one O'Clock pm, pre-.
cisely, for the purpose OF assisting at the
dedication of the monument to our late
brother, Rev. Simon Tuska. By order of
the lodge. H. GRONAUER, Sec.
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KID GLOVES,

every shade, at reduced prices.
NEW soARFS, IN BEAUTIFUL SHADES,
SASH RIBBONS, ali colors,
reduced to close.
A sEESsEL q SON,
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HYAoINTH AND TULIP BULBS FOR
FALL PLANTING "A large and complete
assortment OF Dutch bulbs and hyacinth
glasses. just received at Craig3s seed
store.
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Received daily per express by V. d.
Fuchs, Al Jefferson street.
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i , Foupdlsnd dog. about months
old, hair black glossy 4 curleo, one white
spot on breast answers 10 the name OF Hec.
ring attached A liberal reward viii be
given on his return TO me at No. $50 lain
street
oe4 &c. Hoist.
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SEE advertisement Of DR.. Butts Dis
Penssry, headed Book for the Million
Marriage Guids-in another column, II
hould be read hv all
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ONE THOUSAND ATTRACTIONS
HERZoG'S,
for this day especially.

for this day especially.
Cheap Kid Gloves, Ladies' new and
tJsutiful Ties, Lsdies' chesp Lace Col
lars. Bargains in Hosiery, Ribbons,
Hsndkerchiefs, etc. Great bargains, pos
itively. Call.
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CHICAGO FIRE-Pictorisls oft s1z as IL
was, besides the largest variety OF the
leading m~onthlies, weeklies and dailies.
at Joe Loeke's, 236H Main street,
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First C,rcui. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

The call OF the motion docket is continued
over until next Saturday. Arguments OF
counsel in the gas case will be commenced
this morning after the introduction OF some
~rebutting testimony by the plaintiff. The
court allows nine hours "a each side in
which to argue the case. Bpee shes VIII be
msde BY hessrs. Brown Cant ano 2. Il.
Smith for plaintiff, and Aessrs. MeRea.
Wright, Elicit and Humes for the defend
ants.
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EooEohY-Tske your fall clothing to
the Steam Dyeing and Cleaning House
(Hunt q Hanson's old stsndl 246 Second
street. HANSON a WALKER
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HEAT, COMFORT AM ECoNoMY.-This
yOn VIII get BY having your CRATES set
with Lemons Improvement. Call at 295
Second street.
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NOTICE.
Attention Ladies!

Sale Of tickets for the thirty beautiful
prizes In our grand lottery scheme COM
merces this day. Tickets, 81
A. SEESSEL & SON.
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TEsTINoNY.-Thoussnds of mothers are
constantly speaking in exalted terms of
~commendation of the magical effects of
Mrs. Whitcomb's Syrup for soothing in
fants teething.
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Delegstsa 70 the Masonic convention, to
be bsld at Nashville November 9Th, viii
he csrriee on the Memphis and ChoyiesfoH
TaHroad 10 change Of fears. at one fare for
me foane NJ. A large majority prefer
Tickets on sale az 29s Main street.
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TIE cheapest and best Dyeing and
Cleaning HOUSE In the city IL az 246 $50
ond street Hunt e. Hanson's old stapdl.
HANSON a WALKER
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HAsoEIc.

FREsH OYSTERS and Lake Fish received
daily per express, by s.. Clement, y Besle.
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beer depot removed to 276 Second street..
Ayres' building opposite Court Square.
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HERzoG & BRO,
No. 2e4 Main street.

Rev. JOHN N. WADDELL will presch at
Park Avenue church Saturday, October
18th, at IL O'Clock am.
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FOR HELENA AND FRIAR's POINT,

Fer cszasros, AEstIs, 0. K, Helsza ss6
FFlar's PslEt,
The reliable, arst-clsss passenger packet
AEsGs0. w. CheskE
MARK R CHEEK.--......-.---.master,
win run regularly, as above. leaving Mem.
pnis every TUESDAY, THURSDAY and SAT.
UBDAY, punctually ct 5 pm.
For freight or passage, spply on board,
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ASSESSED q SON.

AMERICAN DRIVEN WELLS at Browne
q Brownies, SIS Second street.