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ORDNANCE.

Be / ordained By The General Council OF ne Cay
Of Memphis Tennessee d. SECTION J. All
steamboats,, Darges. and steamboat hulli
used as barges, shall pay hve cents per ton
which shall entitle them 10 all the privileges
OF the wharf and landing to receive and dis
charge freight and passengers for the space
of SIX days. n two cents per>tOn for each
twsnty-lOur hours they may remain amer
the expiration OF six days, except such
steamboat as make two or more trips q
week, they 10 pay half the above rates OF
wharfage each trip: provided. that all steam
boats and barges and IN hulls used
as barPes that remain al the landing for the
space OF six hours or less, shall pay the fol
owing rates of wharfage, viz:
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N~on-Rssidsnf Motto ,

No I4, 4. DIN the Second ChaDcery Court
of Shelby county, Tennessse.-JOhn G. Fe-
bles VS.. W. A. FicthneT ct al.
IT appearing from the amended bill, which
i is sworn to in this cause, that the defend
ant, W. A. Fitchner, is justly incebted to the
complainant in the sum of $500 o. and inter
est, due by bill Of exchange, and that he is
q nonresident Of the state OF Tennessee, n
that for these CAUSES an attachment was sued
out of this court against the property OF de-
fendant, Fitchner. and the same was issued
and has been returned by The sheriff, duly
LEVIED on the property Of defendant, w. A.
Fitchner;
It Is therefore ordered, by the Clerk and
Master, That he make his appearance herein,
at the Courthouse Of the Second ChanceTy
Court IN the city ofMemphis on or before the
first Monday in september, lS7l, and plead, an
swer or demur TO com lainant's bill, or the
same will be taken for confessed as to him
and set for hearing exparte, and that q copy
of this order be published once a week, for
fOur successive weeks in the Memphis APP
peal. b July 3, lS7L
A cOpy-Attest:
M. D.. l. STEWART, Clerk and Master.
By C. BELCHER, Deputy c. and 81.
Geo. 6illhaD, Sol. for cOmpPnt. jy9 So
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PETITIONS FOR INTERPRETATIONS.
Petition for IncOrpOratien Old Folks.

No. 3l6.-In the Second Chancery Court Of
Shelby county, Tenn Petition Tor lucOr-
pOratlOn.-C. ID. Mclean, Michael MageV-
uey, John P TIeEevant, b. ID. i. Stewart,
Il. }. bupre, Eugene Magevney, r. W. ROys-
ter, r. ". smith, J. N. Patrick, Tillman
Belts, John 7. StrattOn, q. w. Winchester,
W. I. Avery, y. u. Lamb.
A Lii persons are hereby nOtidsd 20 appear
IA before the Second Chaneery Court Of
shelby county, Tsun-, on or before the first
Monday in October, 1871, and show cause, II
any they have or know OF, why letters OF in
corporation should nos issue TO the petit
TONER herein. by the name OF the Gid
FOLKS" with the powers and privileges OF a
corporate body, the object OF the Association
being TO create and preserve a history OF
men and events Of a local character, TO pro-
vide for the poor and unfortunate or the As
sociatiOB, to honor the memory Of good men,
and promote social and personal honor and
worth among the citizens OF the city OF Men,
phis and county OF shelby; the capital stock
Of the Old Folks" not 10 exceed $4,000, to
be created and held and trans. erred as NAV
be provided by the Bylaws and Consultation
Of the Association, and mas consist OF
money, STOCKS, bonds, books or reel estate, or
either or all OF thesei sad Association to
have a common seal, and be authorized to
transfer or convey. buy or sell, lease n re-
lease real or personal property; its business
70 be done BY a board OF ten managers or
other officers, to be chosen ~ ballot; that as
a corporate body may sue IA be sued, and
nave ali powers incident 10 its purposes, as
rovidsd " the act Of Assembly, chapter 81,
passei January %. hi, and approved jan
uaTy 20, ISL This July 4, 1871.
n. ID. L. STEWART, CLERK and Master.
By EO MALLEkY, Deputy q. and NJ.
GeO. W. Winchester, Sol. Tor cOmpiIs. i've
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Sec 2. All h4tboats shall pay three dollars
for landing and six dollars each week, or one
dollar each day they may remain ct the land
ing, Sundays exec 3ted.
Sec. 3. This ordinance shall lake effect from
and after its passage; and all ordinances and
parts of ordinances conflicting with the
same be and the same are hereby repealed.
Your committee, to whom was referred the
veto of the Mayor Of h wharfage ordinance,
respectfully report the foregoing ordinance,
aud end its passage.
Passed FIRST reading by Council, July 4, 1871,
rule suspended under the charter provision.
Passed second aud hnal residing by Council.
July 8, 1871. Passed first and hnal reading by
Board OF Aldermen, by suspension OF the
rules, etc, July g, l57f.
Approved, July IS, 1911
JOHN JOHNSON. Mayor.
Attest: l. X. RICHARDS, City Register iylo
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0IssoIutjOn Of COUMtnsrshIp.

RNHE heretofore existing copartnershiD be-
tween +. Rawalsh and N. Peterson nm
der the arm name and style of +. Rawslskt
q Co, has this day been dissolved by mutual
consent. Mr.. r. Rawslski viii continue the
business under the same nrIn and style a.
heretofore, and viii assume all liabilities
ard collect all outstanding debts OF said firm.
+. RAWALSKI.
N. PETERSON,
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Attachment Nofiea

No. SlS, A. DIN the First Circuit Court OF
Shelby county. Tennessss-TOof Phillips a
Co. Va. h. p. SpellmRn.
IN this cause an attachment having been
Il sued out undeG section 1856 ofthe Code and
property of defendant, and af1davit having
been made that tbs defendant is indebted TO
plaintiff in the sum OF $500 by account, and
that the defendant is q nonresident Of the
state Of Tennessee.
IL is therefore ordered, hat he make his
personal appearance herein, before the Judge
OF the First Circuit Court OF Shelby County,
at the couEt-hOuse In the city of Memphis,
on the third Monday In September next, anu
defend said attachment Buft within the time
prescribed by law, or the same will be pro-
ceeded with exparte, and thai g COPY Of this
order be published once q Week, for four CON
Bec1tive weeks in the Memphis Appeal.
Done at once, this 5th day OF June. 1871.
FRAME TAFT, Clerk.
By h. y, COLEMAN, Deputy Clerk.
Brown & Collins, Att'ys for plsinti1s. let
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The Drawing Postponed
CARD TO THE PUBLIC.


TtHE Drawing for the Real Estate, held In
4 the Distribution under our management
which was announced TO take place to-day, is
POSTPONED UNTIL Angus 81 81, ISL.
The reason this indulgence is asked of the
public we briefly state: Our enterprise is one
OF magnitude ing The e. establishment OF
Agencies throughout the United states. We
nave now secured them from New York to
the racine Store, but In doing so more time
has been consumed than we anticipated. We
are In working order everywhere desired,
and place the day Of drawing only two
months on Tor the purpose of giving all our
egents, lar and near, fall scope for their best
iabOrs. We started out TO render tbs people
a Distribution OF valuable Real Estate that
should be satisfactory TO them In the details
of It's drawing, and we intend TO maintain
that point regardless of all else. IL there Is
to be any grpmbllnR, we prefer that IL shall
occur in regard TO the slight delay we ask.
than TO nave IL take place after the drawing
Is over, On the Slst OF August cur enterprise
will be perfected. We do not, nor will not.
require another hours indulgence.
Respectfully, PASSMOKE q RUFFIN,
Managers Real Estate Distribution
Memphis, July 4, IS7L ~
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BONDS IN NEW YORK.
RAILROAD SHARES IN NEW YORK.

New YORK, July II, 1880 PM
The market is quiet at this Board, and
devoid of interest,
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n-nAGnol1A Lanne.

WE Deg Ieavet to. inform the builders and
w the public generally, that we are pre-
pared to meet the demands Of the trade with
The best Lime In this market. ct reduced
prices. Lime Hous at the corner OF Main
and Auction streets, opposite the Memphis
and Ohio Railroad Depot We respectfully
Tvs HEM. sCHEIBER q co.
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LITTLE Rock AND EORT SMITH RAILROAD.
MailTrain leaves ArEenta (OppOsite Little
Rock Al 200 am.
Returning, leaves LOuisburg At 1880 pm
arriving Al little Rock at 4 pm.
d. ". C. BROWN, Genl SupL
LOkINS p. RICHARDSON. q. ia.
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NOTICE.

alsmphis City Fire { Seal Ins. eOnpy,
W MEMPHIS, TENN, July 10, IS7l.
~ At q meeting Of the Board Of Directors,
held this day, q Second Call of TEN PET.
GENT, was made upon the Capital stock Of
thu Company. payable on the l2th of August
next. nynl f. ". sMIIH. Cashier.
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RUsTEE's SALES.
SALE

DY VIRTUE OF a deed OF trust- executsd fg
- me ny John G simpson and wife, Har-
ItettT simpson on the 9th day OF Nay.
lso5 70 secure the payment Of q certain In
o~eotedness which Is iully described and set
out IN said deed, which f. recorded In the
Registers once Of shelby county. state or
tennessee. 10 BOOK 81, pages E6, ~ and 81
viii, as Trustee, sell for cash. 10 fRa high-
est bidder on the ureuofaau
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Wednesday, the 26th Day of Iuly, 1871.

Oner for sale, 81 public CutgTy- on the prem
ses, between legsl hours, to the highest bid
der for cash, the following described real err
tate. to wit: Situate in Memphis. to-wII.
Commencing AZ a stake on the southeast cor
uer OF Fea-e and DeSOto streets thence
south Waruiy with De5OtO street ssVeu-T-dFa
1851 feet . a stake on the corner OF UesarG
street and s. ten l0l foot a~lleytprivats thence
eastWardly parallel with Bsale street twenty
TWO ~ fsettO a stake hence ~nortuWaTu1F
parallel with De-oto street twenty-five rl5T
feet 10 q stake pa Beale street; theme u1rtz-
Wsrdly twenty-five n Ieet 70 the b giuulus
down on r. ". Fuckers map Of the city CT
Memphis, together With the a"pBurtenauces
and I'm improvements thereon. EQutt- OF re-.
dempttOn expressly wsiVed. lille believed
70 be good, but L viii sell and convey oHly a.
.truetee, Uy8laW5Wl WM BENJES
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PROVIDENTIAL REMEDY. The
IA MongOOse,b bitten by a poisonous serpent,
seeks a certain plant, eats of 1t and RECEIVERS.
In like manner thousands of European dys.
pepties, and victims OF liver complaint, dis
orders OF the bowels, debility, drOpsy. rheu-
etc, flock TO the Settler Spring in
Germany, and are cured by its salubrfOus
waters. We rave this spring, in all its sani-
tary perfection, multiplied ad in6nitu n, in
this country In the form OF
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Saturday, the I'd day Of boz. az.

proceed 10 sell for cash, Al public Outcry. %
the highest and best bidder, on the premises.
the following described real estate, lying and
being in the city or Memphis, and state OF
Tennessee, On the west size Of Ruth street.
and known as lot No 4Ofthe talbot subdivl-
sion. beginning at the southwest corner Of
the alley, south OF Vance street. (said Rllev
does now or viii hereafter cross Vance street.
said lot has n front OF 50 feet on Ruth street,
n runs back, between parallel lines, 1922
feet; this being one OF the three lots con
Veyed by VT. Lane 20 z Z Chew. deceased.
Equity OF redemption waived. Title belieysr
to be perfect, butt convey only rs trustee
". P. WILSON, Trustee
WLLsnr a EaarL aENnrnam. L.--
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EXCLUSION.
GRAND EXCURSION
10
LAX n SUPURIORs
The Union Steamboat Company will send
their faVorite steamer
ARCTIC.----.--CaptaIn .. y. Turner
Leaving Buffalo, IuIy 10, Cleveland, July
q, Detroit, July q, on
captain !. y. TURNER
ARCTIC.
GRAND Excursion round Lake Superior

VISITING every point OF Interest on that
celebrated and beautiful lake. Tut trip
will occupy twenty-five days. Prominent
attractions on the route Rre; Lake RE
Cleveland, Detroit, Detroit River, Lake st.
Clair and River, sarnia, Lake Huron SAINT
Ste Marie, st. Mays River aud Rapids. Lake
Superior, NeepigOn River, -four days for
trout nshing), Isis ROyaie, the celebrated Sill
yer Island, Fort William Zone day To visit the
British Camp, the Hudson bay station. and
the famous Amethyst Velnl, Duluth, Supe-
TiOr City, Bayfield,, La Pointe, Portage Lake
"copper" Mines one day., Marquette Iron
Mines at NegeuPee one day., the Pictured
Rocks, Point aux Pins, DetouT, M-aekinacand
Put-1n-Bay. Parties intending to camp on
the Fishing Grounds at NeepigOn River
should provide themselves with tents, camp
equipaRe. etc. An experienced Physician
viii be on board the entire trip. A sufficient
number of launc dresses viii be on board. 4
good Band OF Music will the Ex-
cursion. As only EIGHTY TICKETS will be
sold, application Tor them should be made at
once.
Sc Fair for the Entire Trip. intending
Meals and bertns, 25.B
FOR passage and all Information apply TO
SETH CALDWELL, Agent,
} Main street, Buffalo.
s. D.. CALDWELL, GenT Manager.
b.. +. PATRICK. GenI Paskng'r Agt, Buffalo.
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Tarrant,s Setter AperIsnt,

1t is the Spa made portable and available for
the uses of the million The million use Il,
1t is the great household medicine Of the
land, at once delicious, refreshing and I'M
eQualed as a corrective and Alternative.
1-SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS. leo
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TRUSTEES SALE.
On Thursday, the 2Oth Of IaIy, 1871

On Thursday, the 2Oth Of Ialy, 1871
TOMMESCINa at y M At the southwest
corner Of Main and Madison streets, in
Memphis Will expose to GALS. 20 the highest
bidder, for caBn, right to redeem waived. the
following lot, known AS lot No. =. IN bral-
fOrd's subdivision, lying on the north siue Of
Bradford street, being the second lot east
from Jones avenue, nsving a 'front.' OF so fset
parallel lines LOO feet; also, known as RIOS.
81 ana "A in the PRESENT city numbers there
being an excellent double tenement for res
licences on said lot. sale made IN pursuance
OF a deed OF trust by James ana Hester
Comm, to be found registered in BOOK No. Is,
psge76, Registers Omee, shelby county. Tenn
lels III. -. =. TIusfea.
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Fer lake Superior The Ualsa Steamboat
e0apany and AtaBtlg, Daiuth
aaa Pasiae LiRs.

nEE Of the splendid steamers Meteor,
u dia, Pacific, COburn, Atlantic, Japan, Ke
WeenaW, Arctic. China and 81. Paul, vii
leave Buffalo daily Except Fridays and sat
uTdaysl al z p.m.s Erie The next morning
Cleveland the same night, DetrOit at IL pm.
daily texeept Sunds rs and hondays) for DU-
Lutte aud intermediate LAKE SUPERIOR
POINTS.
Connections are made at Duluth with the
Lake Superior and Mississippi r X. 70 50.
Paul and all points IL Minnesota, Northern
Wisconsin and Iowa Also, with the North
ern Paeinc r. r Ior the Red River Country.
Excursion tickets AT 0
RATES, viii be Issued by all principal rail-
roads to st. Paul by this route, returning via
ali rail. Or by all rail routes to st. Paul and
Duluth, returning via lake.
During the months of June, July and Au-
gust, Excursion Trips viii be made via the
North shore OF Lake Superior, visiting the
Silver Mines, Fort William, Grand Portage,
etc. For further information, apply to
b. +. PATRICK,
Gen1 Passenger Agent, Buffalo, n. Y.
4. 4. EVANS, Manager a, d. and P. Line.
8. d. CALDWELL, Gen1 Manager u. Co
- ~ anf
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The Southern DrY Dock.

Rs- Three hundred feet long, 80 feet wide,
and in hrst-class working order, and able to
dock the largest vessels floating in Western
waters, Is now offered FOR SALE, as she
now lies at Algiers, La. Apply to
W. W. WAsHBURN,
Oh AS. GALLAGHER,
LEOPOLD SBEURER,
Lig. Commissioner.
New Orleans, La, July II, ISL JyB
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SHARPE 4 RnRERTS SOls Auents

For the sale OF State, County and Indiyid-
ual Rights for Arkani as and all the states OF
tile United States east or The Mississippi
river. R8- Fall directions for buiidlng the
Power given to each purchaser.
OFFiCE:
No. II Monroe street Memphis, TsnR
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TIMETABLES,

EMPH It'll ROCK RAILROAD.
Until further orders, trains will run daily
Is follows:
ARRTvEs: LEAVE
hNNElN pm 80 e@-
Hunfersvflle. -......----.6s5 so pm. 200 Am.
FeTrybOat VIII leave the wharfbOat, loot OF.
Onion street, daily atS:S0 An.
As. LIVERMORh,
General superintendent
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odd Fellows Han, corner Main and lNorth
C0uti 81 eeiA-
LoDG u.
y vi. HEATH. N. O.: J. NNhlaf '. Us Juo'
". Wsynesburg, Secretary. S.,-
t-HICKAsAw LODGE, No. o-meet- 49,
day night. Thus. 8. Bingham, 4 LeoN
lew. v. q. Geo ". l.. Crook, B~sCFe4Iy',
~fsCHILLER LODGE No. HJ-meets ever ~"
nesdav night r. ACkerman, n, a., Io7'
Uni, V. O. ii. GrOuauer, Secrettry-
EANRER LODGE, H0.l85-mssJs every Friday
atEhL. X. shtpWay, n. O. q. JUEes- v
a.. 4. d. billiard, Secretary.
BEGREE Or
X Lopez. Nc. l-msstH fourth Inur3dRy
NJ zach month, al 3 o'clock pm In. Tn6mas
90 hrs. X. l. GTOOunes, We
a. " L. McLeiresh, Secretary
ENCAMPMERyS.
NNPMEET, No. 3-meets on the
1890 ID Thursday nights OF each
nIsl anu IN Carroll, q. p; J. L~inkhsuer,
p. 4 A. no, wood. 3. W; Thos. Bacon
scribe. IT, Nc. 8g-meets second
- asL9L Tsnraday nights Of each month.
A ". Jones, G. r. IT, Scribe
Bingham, 5. W; Z GrsA
LIMITED ANCIENT ORD VI DNoND9
FRSEussKn GROVE, No /. U. A o. -trset on
the Druid Hall, Nc. q 5Outh Coult IN escb
the drsf and third Tuesday evenings. ,bIer
month. J. s. Heiligers, N. A. y t9et sim
VA; +. ". B~uttnghRus, secretary -
HTIP5Is GEsovE, No meets at the DHIe
Hal. q Court street, every Thursday even
Ing. VIM. N. Loeb, n A. n OerteL' N.Ai
J.. Shide, Secretary Barney Gray IreS
GRovE, No. S.-Aeets al the DTtid
Hall, 81 Court street, on the nust and tmE3
Monday evenings IN each month AZ
Davis, II. A.: George ". Baxter, VA; "A.
Bren. Secretary; Martin Cohen, Treasurer.
DOBOoKDIA =. A. CHAPTEE, No. l-Mees ~
the Druid Hall, on the second and fourth
tuesday evenings In each month. J. Beeh-
Ter, Il. 4. A.; A. H1tEtelc, Secretary.
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COPARTNERsHIP NOTICES.
DISSOLUTION.

THE Partnership heretofore existing be-
i tween the undersigned is this day dis
solved by mutual consent, Thomas Sheridan
having sold his interest in the marble Sem
ate" to his partner, Patrick Aonagan, who
alone is responsible for all Indebtedness. and
will settle all outstanding business up to late.
PAT MONAGHAN,
THOS. SHERIDAN.
Memphis. July l. 1871. jy4
NH VIM Il, NEEL
7 of Macon, Tennessee, is admitted as
4 a Partner In our house, dating from June
/, 1871. SMITH, NEIL & CO..
No. = Monroe street
Memphis, Tenn, July !, 1871, IVA
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Trustees Sale

RY virtue OF a deed OF trust made 10 me lE
ID Al. Kellar, and recorded in the O11cs Of
Register Of Shelby county, in o No.
IS, part Z, =. III eb sequtter. made for the
uTp Of securing certain purchase money
notes held by L. ). Hammond, executor OF
X Il. Thew. deceased, and which have not
been paid, L viii, IS Trustee, between legal
hours. on
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rhs MERCHANTS COTTON PRESS

Win close on Saturday, the 18th day OF July,
Tor the purpose of making necessary preps-
ration for the coming cotton season, No new
lots will be received after tha day.
jyiS HENRY A. BURR up'k
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bOtHlOT@ 6efTts.
Gilberts ........-.....SH 90 Wilcox q Royal "a W
Wilcox and ImpT 10 OO Washington N IL 10
do Bonita Y 90 SIS TO ~ %
american Dress Goods.
Hamilton dela'es Is Orientals..............20
Pacific do ~ COburgs--~...D to 50
ArmOur'S ..........-..B
Canton FT0slnels (BrOaUll.
Ellerton IV..........2 "a Pemberton All
do ..........HN do Y.-....20
do P...........Is do CT
OuatOn Fg0nReh (BLeGckedD.
Ellerton O....-...23 fremont H....,.....AX
fremont A-.~..~-.Is Hamilton. ..22k to -
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& HUN
PRACTICAL
Watch Makers and jewelers.,
Diamond Hall, BATEsvILLE, MISS

"AISaH ~ 1srrantsd 10 give entLS
" Seso1 sDeeial attention given 70 -
s8anstrinS' An work sent by sxPfees' ss1t.
o~Eisa- viii receive prompt aAO0 api
"a Haohines repaArsd'
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T SALE

Under and by virtue Of the terms and
provisions OF a Deed Of Trust 20 me exc
cuted by Barbara DOraugh, Of Memphis. Ten
EesEee, on the 10th day Of June, 1870, ald re-
corded In Book NO. 70. PAGE IOf, o. the Regis
ter's once or shelby county. Tennessee. TO
secure a certain Indebtedness therein men
TONED I Will on
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DR.. X. W. PURNELl-

stn offers his professional services 20
ae VIII attend to the branches
Of the practice Of
HsdIoIns, Surgery and Obstetrics
- His residence Is al ?" UNION S'H
uv,o Jye
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tuesday, lst Day of August. 1871,

In front Of the once Of Asyre & Trezevau-
Mo- Madison street Memphis. bEtWesn the
cash, al public outcy, TO the highest biddss.
the property in said deed described. consist
Ing Of a beautiful lot OF four acres. with ues
cottage and out buildings. near Bunfyu sta
ton, I'VE miles from Memphis, on the Mem
phis and Charleston railroad.
The deed calls for I'VE acres hut only four
will be sold; q release and qait-ciaim having
been heretofore afven gc= one acre 1he
equity OF redemption is waived Dy the terms
OF the deed, and tne tide Is perfect. though 4
shall sell a. trustee only.
iez7 LAW. s MAYRE Trustee.
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y. ence in the rHttE
o0u-pOE aEEn aFL REFTMERv

With several new, very valuable iaVe1tions
and with technical Improvements in the I'm.
plamants wishes to connect with q hounef ~
this line. Address, u. 9osrner. Ero.- ~
East 18th street, New York City, m4
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NoNTINUEs to practice DENTISTRY at
~ his well known stand, No. SIS Main
stEest near the Peabody Hotel. Jen
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DRY GOODS IN NEW YORK.

The New York Commercial and
Shipping List says: According to
the, Custom-hOuse returns, the imports
of foreign dry goods at this port for the
fiscal year ending S0th ult. foot up the
heavy aggregated Sl26, I23, 210, against
$50, 4i4,276 and S92, 499, S42 the two pre-
eeding years respectively. With the
exception of 1865, the total for the
past year is the heaviest on record.
The classification of the past years
entries is as follows: Manufactures of
wool, $37 ,596, 727; of cotton, e24,-
430,662; of silk, go, 1885,, 1872; OF
fax, SIG, 782, 1857; and of miscellaneous
dry goods, $lI, AIS 1892. Each descrip-
ton shows a heavy gain on last year.
But vast as are our dry goods imports,
they constitute less than forty per
cent of the grand total of our foreign
import trade, which, for the fiscal
year Just ended, viii probablyapproxi-
mate very closely $3.50, 100000, when
the returns come to be made up.