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The Placerville Democrat raises an
other point in regard to the California
Supreme Judgeship. If judges Belcher
and Crockett both are to go out of Office,
as the Republicans commended when they
nominated Dwinelle and Brunson, will
not McKinstry and Mckee go into those
places? The returns show that if any
other than Mckinstry is elected to the
Supreme Bench it is Mckee, who is far
ahead Of Dwlnelle or Brunson, and if the
Brunson point is worth anything it will
rebound to the advantage of Mckee.
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GEO. R. CUSHING & CO..
SUCCESSORS 10 Q. 2. sussAaEj,
DRUGGISTS & CHEMISTS.

nEALERS IN PATENT MEDICINES, n
IL Perfumery, Fancy Goods, &c. ~
Messrs Cushing Il Co. will keep only
the best and purest drugs and medicines. Z.
They will soon have arrangements completed
to import direct from Europe, and thus make
sure Of securing genuine articles.
Physicians prescriptions carefully and
promptly compounded day and night, o2-lm
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1873-11-11

Or the fifty-two Senators and Repre-
sentatives known to have returned the
"back pay" forty-one are Republicans
and eleven Democrats. Not a single
Senator or Representative from any of
the following States has returned his
share of the salary grab" to the Treas
ury: Alabama, Arkansas, Florida, Geor-
gia, Kansas, Kentucky, Louisiana, Mary
land, Minnesota, Mississippi, Nebraska,
Nevada, New Hampshire, North Caro-
lima, South Carolina, Oregon, Tennessee,
Texas, Virginia and West Virginia.
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NOTICE.

A LII STATE AND COUNTY TAXEs FOR
N the fiscal year ending 3ist day Of Decem.
Der, 1873, are now due and payable, and the law
in regard their collection will be strictly en-
forced.
JOHN ROEDER,
Treasurer. Lincoln County, New. and ex-ofiieio
Tax Receiver.
Phoebe, New, Oct. 20, 1873. o2iH
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Fon fir..-rate dinner, the parlor Res

FoR first-rate dinner, the Parlor Res
taurant is the place.
s. AsIiIM 4 BRO.
BLUE, Brown AND BLack Beaver surs, $25'
worth SIS.
FoH an elegant breakfast, go to the
Parlor Restaurant.
Six pounds Crushed sugar for 81. 90
at y. Ashim d Bros. M
PIONEER NEWS DEroT, Main street-C.
Wiederhold.
The Pantechnetheca Of Phoebe at s.
Asliim q Bros. NJ
To make money, buy Of Ashim
Bros. no
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AUGUSTA (Ga.l Constitutionalist: Maj.
J. II. Cranston, OF this city, owns the
identical scarf pin and sleeve and collar
buttons worn by King Charles I. on the
scaffold at the time Of his execution.
They are Of gold and moss agate stone,
and have descended rs An heirloom in
the family of Maj. Cranston.
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PARTNERSHIP NOTICE.

II T. o'NEIL HAVING PURCHASED ONE
IL. half Of my interest IN the business Of
the CAPITOL 0ALOON, 10 this day ad.
mitted - partner in the same. and the bust
name u Coleman 4 OsMstl.
h7slW r. q GOLDMAN.
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NOTICE.

A IL PERSONS INDEBTED TO THE LATE
n firm of Kelley Il Donohue are requested to
come forward and settle at the store Of Quillan
and ponohue, and save costs
hne and by the sheriff of Lincoln County, to col
lect All the outstanding debts Of said late Arm
QUILLAN L DONOHUE.
Phoebe, New, Oct. Is, 1873. ol6-3w
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dered to first reading: To authorize
notaries public to acknowledge instru-
ments of gistration-passed. To pun
ish persons for wilfully killing or MAIN
ing animals of any value belonging to
another-passed. To protect property
/ exempt from sale under execution
passed. To dispense with juries in tri-
ais of civil causes-passed.
The following House resolutions were
taken up:
By Mr.. Lindsey: Requesting the
Committees on Finance, Ways and
Means to present funding bill
as soon rs possible; also re-
qIesting the Committee on Education
and Common Schools to prepare bill
as soon as possible.
BY Mr.. Scott: That the committee
on the revision of the criminal laws be
requested to provide, if possible, against
the crimes along the Kentucky and
Tennessee lines.
BY Mr.. Patton: That the expenses of
the House Committee to Knoxville re-
Gently be paid by the warrants of the
Comptroller. f IVA AEak
A Senate joint resolution, laudatory
of the official conduct and integrity Of
the late Comptroller, Ed. r. Penne-
baker, and Secretary of State, Il. H.
Butler, was unanimously concurred in.
Numerous House bills Of limited i'm
portance passed second reading.
A bill to print the decisions of the
Supreme Court in a newspaper was re-
ipetPd
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WE are very glad to be able to assure
our readers tast money matters are now
much easiIr than at any time in four
months aast- that good paper is readily
dlscou Ated at the banks, and street-bro-
kers have applications mainly from
"sman'' parties. To this may be added
dhat with the bright and beautiful
weather OF the past two days has come
"A great increase Of trade-so much so
that our streets yesterday wore their old
and accustomed look Of activity at this
time of the year. The orders received
by merchants Yesterday were an
immense increase on any day of the
season, and it is expected that, with an
Improvement in the condition of the
country roads, We shall have increased
receipts Of cotton TO make up for what
We have fallen behind. So mote it be.
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Special TO the Appeal
LITTLE Rock, February 5.-The reply
of Judge Martin to Senator Brooks Gre
ated quite an excitement among the
Republicans. The Investigating Com
4nittee came near being temporarily dis
solved in E big row while discussing the
affair.
The time of the Senate was spent to-
day in considering how to induce the
official organ, the Republican, to pre-
sent a correct report Of the proceedings
of that body. The reporter of the Re
publican threw the blame on the proof
reader, who in turn said the fault laid
with the cOmpositors. These latter
artists are yet to be heard from.
In the House Nut little was done be-
yond the discussion Of the bill to exempt
certain property from seizure and sale
under execution. No result was arrived
at.
The atmosphere of the StatehOuse is
heavy with rumOrs of a big railroad
scheme soon to be presented. The mat
ter, if is said, affects the Memphis and
Little Rock and Cairo and Fulton rail-
roads, though not enough has yet tram
spired to enable me TO give the details.
Little Rock is jubilant. The Cairo and
Fulton road will commence to run regu-
lar passenger trains hence to st. Louis
without change. A number Of citizens
go with the first train on an excursion
to st. Louis, leaving at six o'clock to-
morrow morning. Major Mosley, Cap
tain Fink, Colonel Allen and other
prominent officers of the road arrived
here from st. Louis this evening, and
report the road in thorough running
order.
Captain Webster, Adjutant Of the
Fourth United States Artillery, stationed
at the arsenal, arrived here tonight
with the bodies of his wife and child,
killed 10y a railroad accident in Tennes-
see. He has the sympathy of the entire
community in his deplorable bereave-
ment.
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TIE people Of Mississippi have read
the warning Of the APPEAL against the
ring formed to revive their repudiated
debt, because the papers Of their State
have very generally copied it. There
can, then, be no excuse for them, nor
any sympathy, Il they let the knaves
yet ahead OF them. The debt ought to
he paid sometime, but not now. The
people are too much Impoverished.
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ADDITIONAL MARKETS.

GALVESTON, February 5.-Cotton
heavy; ordinary, lie; net receipts, $685.
bales; sales, l0O0 bales; stock, 73,02C
bales.
SAVANNAH, February 5.-Cotton
dull; middling, l95e; net receipts, 1854
bales; exports to Great Britain, lS45
bales; coastwise, 2463 bales; sales, 707
bales; stock, 81, ,29Oibales.
MOBILE, February 5.-Cotton dull
and nominal; middllng, 19Ic; net re-
ceipts, 561 bales; exports to Great Brit
ain, 1922 bales; coastwise, 2167 bales;
sales, 300 bales; stock, As, $50 bales.
CHARLESTON, February 5.-Cotton
dull; ordinary, 17491Sc; good ordinary
lSl@1Ssc; low middlings, l9c; mid
dlings, 19se; net receipts, 147l bales; ex-
ports coastwise, 1872 bales; sales, SOC
bales; stock, 43, 227 bales.
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NOTICES.
NEW AND VALUABLE BOOK.

Es- Messrs. BOYLE & CHAPMAN, of this city,
will soon issue from their Publishing House
the most important work published since the
war. 1t is the " Official Confederate Reports
Of Battles of the Late War;" containing all OF
the reports published by order Of the Coufed-
crate Congress, and many Manuscrip' Reports
Of important battles heretofore unpublished; !;
the whole arranged in chronological order
with a complete index, compiled and edited
by General MARCUS J. WRIGHT. The work
will be issued in two volumes OF about 80
pages each, and viii be sold by subscription
only. Agents will canvass ssforsUbscribers, but
parties at a distance desiring the work can
procure it by writing to the publishers, Messrs.
Boyle & Chapman, enclosing subscription
price for the two volumes, in PLAIN binding,
$40 GO; in fall sheep, SIP 90; in half morocco
cloth side. SIi %. fe4
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ESTABLISHED 1910. M

THE AUaldache of yesterday contains
au editorial in defence of Mayor John
son that we are constrained to believe,
and as we shall show, puTpoSely mis-
represented the APPEAL It says:
The Mayor is censured because he did
not tell the brokers that be would pay
the coupons Of January, 1872. What
business has the Mayor with the bro
kers?
Now, we ask our readers 10 note this
carefully, and then, after they have read
the following from the APPEAL Of
Tuesday, the article referred to in the
above, to say whether there is word
Indicating a desire on the part of the
APPEAL that Mr.. johnson should tell
the brokers anything, but just the con-
trary. The APPEAL of Wednesday said
How the business of collecting cou-
pOns was managed il is not our business
now TO describe, but il was among the
brokers and Observation-Disclosures of JEFF
Ierson street that the coming increase OF
value Of the city coupons was first
known, and that knowledge was traded
upon until the reporters of the press dis
covered the eager search that was max
ing for what had been lying
comparatively disregaried, and
that discovery brought with
Il the further discovery that the
Mayer unknown TO the public, IN
known even to the City Council, Tut
not unknown to the operators in scrips
and bonds on Madison street-had
changed his policy, and by that change
had removed the incubus his misguided
action had laid upon the cjty's credit
which, removed, allowed the city cou-
pons at once to spring 10 q near approach
70 their true value.
And the -AUgldRchs also states in this
purposely misrepresenting article:
The APPEAL urges the scrip system.
Mayor johnson has not and will not
adopt the scrip or credit system.
We defy the AuGlaache TO substantiate
this by quotation from the APPEAL Of
any date.
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Stockholders Meeting.
saturday, 18th Day OF February, 1873,
LEGAL ADVERTISING.

EROM and after this date, We will charge
II ten fI0} cents per line for the nrst lnser-
ton, and nve 81 cents per uue loI eacn
Subseouent fnserfion OF all legal advertise
ments, except such as may be inserted Tor
thirty days or longer consecuIlVely, Wnlch
viii be charged st card rates, 1y tne 50 uaTe,
square. The printers fees to be paid IN ad-
vance in every instance. -,
e. NJ. ALEX ANDER, B. NJ.
Memphis Appeal Pub. Co.
Al. KELLAR,
Memphis Avalanche.
E. WHITMORE.Publi Ledger
Memphis. January 81 lSs3
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CASE FOR CALDWELL CLOSED.
Wy r,,r,,-S,-,,S,,,- Ia.l,-,,o, -, rrI,o Co.,

In Committee of the Whole in the
House yesterday, Mr.. Coulter offered an
amendment increasing the item for
letter-carriers from one million AK
hundred thousand to one million seven
hundred thousand, and allowing their
employment in places with a popula-
ton of twenty thousand inhabitants
within postoffice delivery.
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DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP

S5- The partnership heretofore existing be-
tween Rogers, cambridge & Co., Wholesale
GrOeers and Cotton Factors, So Front street,
Memphis, has this day been dissolved by mu-
tual consent, c. F. cambridge and r. B. Spill
man rstiring from said business, Joseph
Rogers retaining possession OF stock Of goods,
fixtures, books and accounts, and is author
ized 10 receive and receipt for all moneys due
to said hrm, and hereby assumes payment Of
all debts due from said firm.
JOSEPH ROGERS,
q. F. DANDRIpGE.
r. b. SPILLMAN.
Memphis, Tenn, January q, 1873. iel
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L. Tally, above the Falls; Ozark, at
Montgomery; st. Mary, at Prudhomes; ;
q. C. Wolf, at George Wilson's; r. w.
SkilIinger, at Tine Bar; Southwestern.
in Black river, and Gladiola, at Tunica.
There is five feet Of water on the Falls,
and four and balf feet on the principal
ba "a ~
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Monday, February I7th, 1873,


between the hours of / and pm, before the
entrance to the Courthouse, which is on the
north side of Union street, in Memphis, Ten
nessee proceed 10 sell to the highest bidder
for cash, the undivided half interest Of a GER
tain tIact OF land situate in the nth Civil bis
trict of Shelby county, about three miles from
Court Square III the city of Memphis-said
tract Of land containing thirty seven acres
aud fraction OF an acre, ana is bounded on
the south by Central Avenue; said tract Of
land by the same conveyed by deed to
said TreZevant by Lewellen c. Rembert,
which deed is recorded in Registers Office OF
Shelby county in Record Book No. IS, page
Z72, to which reference Is here made for more
particular description. Also, all the right,
title and interest Of John :. TreZevant in and
TO a lot of ground, situate ON the west side of
Main street in the city of Memphis, State of
Tennessee; beginning at a stake on the west
side of Main street, at point situate 81 feet
south from where the south Of Talbot street
intersects with Main street, running thence
south with the west side OF Main street 571%
feet to a stake, thence west parallel with Tai
bot street 80 feet to an alley, thence with said
alley north So feet, thence east in a parallel
line with Talbot street $50 feet to the begin
ming. The equity OF redemption OF said Trez-
evant in and to said land is expressly waived,
and conveyed to me as such.
feb6 G.. NJ. BARTLETT, Trustee.
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FUNERAL NOTICE.

SIMPSON-The friends and acquaintance
of VIZ. SIMPSON are invited 10 attend the
funeral of his wife, FRANCES SIMPSON, from
his residence, No. 225 Poplar street, this
THURSDAY) ssening, at 8 O'Clock.
Carriages at Holst's.
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BIRTH.

BUFoRD-Born at their home in DeSoto
county, Miss, on saturday, the hrst day OF
February, 1873, ALoNZO HARPER, son Of p
II. and BETTE A. BUFoRD.
San Jose (Cal.) papers please copy.
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WASHINGTON.
Reconstruction For Arkansas-Cas For
Caldwell 0Osed-The President,
RECONSTRUCTION FOR ARKANSAS.

RECONSTRUCTION FOR ARKANSAS.
In the Senate to-day, Mr.. Rice Offered
the following resolution, and asked its
immediate consideration:
Resolved, That the Committee on
Privileges and Elections be instructed tC
inquire and rep .rt to the Senate whether
there is any existing legal State Govern
ment in Arkansas, and how and ty
whom it is constituted.
Senator Ferry (COnnecticut) objected,
because, he said, reflection had satisfied
him that the Senate had exceeded its
powers in attempting to carry out SIM
liar resolution in regard to Louisiana.
The resolution was laid over.
CASE FOR CALDWELL CLOSED.
WASHINGTON, February 5.-The Sen.
atorial Committee in the Caldwell case
to-day, after secret consultation, eX.
amined Comstock, and Judge Crosiel
was given until Monday next to prepare
his argument. Clark wanted to present
his argument, Tut the committee would
not grant him permission. The case i:
closed.
THE PRESIDENT CUT OF TOWN.
The President will visit Wilmington
Delaware, tomorrow on an invitation
from the City Council. He will return
on Friday.
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A Cincinnati dispatch says that the
first through freight from Cincinnati to
the seaboard over the Chesapeake and
Ohio railroad left there to-day. The
weather is warm and cloudy.
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Direct Importation Of Masks.

NEARDI GRAS IS coming. Secure your
nj Masks in time at SPECHTS. Largest
assortment In the city; give nln 3 call Keeps
S,ariV- and Cakes always on hand, fresh every
flav' st 81 MADISON STREET.
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VIII be sold by A. E. FRANKLAND, on
Monday, February IL, 1873,
TO pay charges, one large Pier Glass, feet by
2l feet; one large Mantel Glass, feet by 3
feet; one ParlOr Set, in rep, 7 pieces. By or
der of Geo. s. Richardson a Co. fei
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TRUSTEES SALE.

DY virtue OF a Deed OF Trust made to me as
ID Trustee, by John 3. Trezevant, on the
fourteenth day of December, 1866 which is re-
corded in the Registers Office Of Shelby c0un-
ty, in Record Book No 81, part lst, pages All ct
seq will, as suck Trustee, on
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English and Classical School,

OOO THIRD STREET.-THE SECOND
OUO session commences MONDAY, Feb
ruary Cd. An the English branches usually
taught in schools, and the Greek and Latin
languages, will receive attention. For terms
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SPAIN.

MADRID, February Sin an engage
ment between the Carlists and force
of the Royal troops, at q small place
called Ava, in the north of Spain, it is
officially announced that two hundred
Insurgents were killed, and that one
thousand one hundred rifles, including
eight hundred of the Remington patent,
a large quantity of ammunition stores,
and two hundred prisoners were cap
tured. Eighty captured Insurgents
begged amnesty,
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AUCTIONS.
REAL ESTATE EXCHANGE.
ROYSTER, IRRELEVANT & CO.,
n. z. cor. Main aad Jefferson SIS.


that central lot and well constructed Brick
Dwelling, belonging TO o. c. Woodward Esq
a. the southwest corner OF Second and ~
cnange streets has been placed in our hands
terms Will be offered 10 a purchaser. As a prf-
vate residence, IL is one OF the most desirable
IN the city, in all respects. TIE lot has a front
Of 20 feet on second BY Iss1l on Exchange.
jail ROYSTER. TREZEVANT 4 co.
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ENGLAND.

LONDON, February SIN the trial OF
Robert Bowles, the counsel for the prose
cution, in his address, said il was impos-
isble to doubt the guilty foreknowledge
of the defendant Of the manner in which
the firm disposed of the bonds of the
prosecutor, NJ. Dagiont, amounting to
eight thousand eight hundred dollars,
and also securities worth fifty-one thou
sand two hundred dollars, of the widows
Gates and Gardner. But few witnesse
were examined, among whom were Da-
giont and Mrs. Gates. After the argu-
ment the Deputy Recorder summed up,
showing that other members of the firm
were responsible for the securities depos-
tied. a Averdict of not guilty was rem
dered.
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Notice Of Copartnership.

T E. KIRTIAND has admitted r. n. KIItT-
d. LAND into coparfnof->nip p IN the lnfnhet
Business al No. Ii9 Union street, The nrui
name nov being J. f. Kirkland q Bro
J. f. kIKTLANu-
oe5 F. NJ KIRTL.ANn-
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Ry the signal kilograms received last
night we learn that the APPEALS ex-
pectations have been fully realized as
regards coal rise at Pittsburg, there
the river rose eleven feet and seventeen
inches yesterday, and then there was a
channel depth of seventeen feet fouT
inches of Water-enOugh to float out all
the coal that has been mined since the
last run left there. All of the side
streams below Pittsburg are rising
rapidly, and although there is a decline
of four inches reported, the river at Gin
cinnati will again be swelling by to-
morrow. There is now nearly enough
water for boats to pass over the falls al
Louisville, and the river is rising
there also. \ seven inch rise was
reported at st. Louis yesterday,
and to-day the swell will be
more rapid as several OF the small (?)
streams above there are reported ris-
ing. At Nashville. the Cumberland
rose two feet and four inches yesterday,
and has now nearly eleven feet over the
shoals below. Red river is stationary,
with nine feet of water to Shreveport.
The Arkansas is swelling and rise is
expected in White river. Here the
river fell two feet and three inches yes
terday, the sudden check in the decline
of the day previous having been caused
by local rains. The weather yesterday
was mild, with an occasional ray of
sunshine until toward evening, when
it became ioggy and damp, and during
the evening light but steady rain SET
in. Business at the landing was con-
fined almost exclusively to the loading
and discharging of cotton, and at night
the landing was pretty well cleared of
that staple, two steamers and one barge
having taken very nearly five thousand
bales, which is the largest export by
river Of any day of the season.
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BANKS.
GERMAN NATIONAL BANK
OF MEMPHIS.
90
II. e. GARTH, President.
J. NEELY, VIce-Pres't.
MARTIN GRIFFIN, Cashier.
DIRECTORS ;


n. 4. GARTH.
and Exchange Business.
Exchange for sale on RIa the PrIneiPaI
eifIaa Of EnFope.
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FOREIGN.
PRUSSIA.

BERLIN, February "a bill for the
reorganization of the Prussian army is
almost ready to be reported to the Cham
Der of Deputies. 1t provides that the
term of service shall he twelve years,
three of which must be in sctive service,
four as reserves, and five as landwehr.
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by Telegraph.

LOUISVILLE, February 5.-The river
has risen one foot in the last "a hours
and is stationary, with s feet 8
inches ia the canal, and feet 9 inches
in the chute. The weather is c,oHdy
and mild. There is bat little ice and
that is soft and harmless. Navigation
has been fairly resumed and the wharf
is lively. Arrived: c. b. Church, Gin
einnati; H. c. Yeager, New Orleans.
The Church and Yeager are both in the
canal. which is pretty well filed with
coal boats. The steamers expect to get
through tonight. The Simpson Her
ner, John a. Wood, VIM. Cowan, Ma
ry Ann, and Chas. Brown, pulling
tows, are in the canal to-day. The ].
II. Bigler, Ajax and J. Mcdonald will
wait for a rise at the Falls. The John
A. Wood went over the Falls to-day to
take her tow out of the mouth of the
canal. The total wharfage collected In
two years and nine and a half months
is nine millioE seven hundred and fifty-
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VALENTINES At WHOLESALE
AT AUCTION.

T ARGEsT STOCK IN THE CITY.
Ia W. J. MANSFORD,
Bookseller, Stationer and Newsdeaier,
fej Corner Second and Monroe.