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Cheapest in the city.
MISSISSIPPI VALLEY.
List OF Directors OF the Mississippi Vail
ley Fire and aaFiae Insurance
COmpany-FAeIsa and Figures.

The attention Of our readers is called
I to the card OF the Mississippi Valley fire
and marine insurance company, one of
/ the most stable institutions Of Memphis,
as will be readily seen from the follow
ing list of directors: Il. B. billiard, of
billiard Brothers 81 Coffin, cotton fac
tors: Z. s Davis, president first national
bank; r. V. Vredenburgh, Benz. Else
man, of Rice, Six d Co., wholesale dry
goods merchants; G. II. Judah, Of Wal
ker Brothers & Co., wholesale dry goods
merchants; J. w. jefferson, cotton fac
tor; w. A. Gage, Of Gage & Fisher, cot
ton factors; L. IglaueT, of Menken Broth
ers; L. B. Eaton, United States marshal
for the western district of Tennessee
In this connection we would state that
the Mississippi Valley is enjoying a su-
periOr degree Of prosperity and lu-
crative progress, which at once at
| tests the excellent management Of
| its business and the general sat
/ isfaction afforded its policy holders.
It's business has been largely extended
within the past twelve mouths and nov
EN- braces a large section OF the north
western States, where its transactions
are based upon profitable investments
and systematic risks. The very large
business, in excess of any previous year,
has excet ded the expectations Of the
cOmpany's most sanguine friends.
While this large increase Of business has
been due to the skillful direction given
the cOmpany's affairs by its energetic
and thoroughly efficient president, Mr..
7. b. billiard, we are happy to chronicle
the fact Of q prODOrtiOnate increase of
DrofiCs, the same Tor last year being six
~ thousand dollars, while the COM
lanyis losses have been comparatively
small for the amount OF business done.
The popularity and increasing business
of the Mississippi Valley are due, in a
great degree, to the prompt payment
and ready adjustment OF all losses and
policies. This, together with the relis-
Bile method that charSeterizes the deal
fngs OF its judiciOus president, Mr.. Dill
hard, give the Mississippi Valley an ad-
vantage superior to many other cOmpa-
MES. Another cOmmendable feature
with the Mississippi Valley is the fact
that it takes risks at as low rates as the
hazard will permit, yet adjusts all losses
with prOmptness and satisfaction.
Judging from the past, we have no
dOgbt but what this company will ex-
tend still further its field of usefulness
and protection. Within the last twelve
months the expenses of the company
have been reduced twenty-five thousand |
dollars, OF which amount ten thousand
dollars was curtsiled in the home office. |
This is another evidence Of the judicious
ability and comprehensive energy of
Mr.. billiard, WHO'S one Of the most trust |
worthy officers and efficient business
men that ever assumed the responsible |
ties Of his position or directed the true
interests Of any company with such sat
results.
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one hundred and fifty delegates ia at
fendsoce. Governor Brown, p. @. NJ,
/ will deliver the address OF welcome,
which will be responded TO by Josiah II.
! Dummond, G.. G.. ii, p. At night 8
/ banquet will be given at the Maxwell
house by the grand chapter Of Tennes-
see and the Masonic fraternity Of Nash
vile and Edgefeld, In honor Of the gen.
eral grand chapter Of the United States,
to which invitations win be issued.
The Memphis club gave q grand
concert and hop last night, which was
one OF The most elegant affairs OF the
season. Mr.. Emil Levy conducted the
concert, and all present agreed with an
ability and taste that speaks creditably
for one II the most artistic OF cur resi-
dent musicians, and one Of the most
conscientious students Of his art to be
found anywhere. Mr.. Levy has bril-
liant career before him.
Last month Joe Fields, colored, was
murdered near Shelby depot, in this
county, and two negroes were indicted
for the crime. One Of the accused, Bill
~ Williams, was put on trial ia the Bart
Iett circuit court Friday, and at one
O'Clock yesterday afternoon the jury re
turned verdict OF murder in the hrst
degree. The prosecution was represent
ed by Colonel Barlow, attorney general
pro tenn. and E NJ. Hearn, and the de-
feDdsnt by Colonel John d. Adams, Of
this city. The jury returned q verdict
In less than 8 quarter Of an hour after
receiving the judges charge.
Early yesterday morning brakes
man on the Memphis and Louisville
railroad, named Thomas Daniels, fell
under the cars at Milan and was imme-
diately crushed to death. The car wheels
and locomotive passed over his body
twice, and reduced it 70 bloody mass
Of flesh. His head wac crushed to atoms
and severed from the mangled body,
which presented q sickening sight. It
IS thought he fell while coupling cars.
The unfortunate man was unmarried,
and made his home at Humboldt. He
was brother Of Daniels, the brakeman
who had his toes crushed st Galloway
on the nineteenth instant.
-MOrtuary report for the week ending
at six O'Clock in the evening, Novem-
Der q. 1874:
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JOHN McSHEEHY having purchased
the entire interest Of Chris LAWYER in
the st. Nicholas Restaurant, No. A Adj
ans street, intends to keep irst-elass
establishment, and cordially invites his
Numerous friends 70 call and see him.
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l.. n. DEAN & co.

L. NJ. Dean & Co., Of the Art Palace,
No. 3Sl Main street, continue to receive
new additions to their already large and
yell-assorted stock Of wall paper, win
dow-curtains, parlor ornaments, calcim-
lining, etc., at No. 3el Main street.
Their trade is enlal giDg 80 rapidly, and
orders come in so constantly that this
welI-known firm is compelled 70 add
continually to their stock, which is the
largest, most varied and best selected
ever brought to this market. Give them
a call
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Barnum q Co., Ghe Well KNOWN Jewel.
~ Firm, Closing u . Business
-EXtraOrdtnRry Induce
ments 10 the Public.

The well known and popular firm Of
+. ID. Barnum & Co., at No. 265 Main
street, having determined to close up its
business, announce a great reduction in
the terms asked for their elegant stock
Of diamonds, watches, silverware and
fine jewelry. They mean what they
say, and do not make this announce
ment to mislead the public, bnt to let cur
citizens know that they intend to wind
up their extensive business at the earliest
possible period, and for this reason are
they induced to offer their goods at such
a sacrifice. Persons who wish to pur-
chase suitable wedding preeents, Christ
mas gifts, or any thing in the jewelry
line, would do well to read Barnum &
Co. g card on the first page OF the AP-
PEAL, and then visit their store. The
EARLIER the better, as the reduced prices
now asked will induce a great rush of
trade. In this connection we would
state that the entire stock of jewelTy
now on hand was selected with. great
care by Barnum & Co., and both in
quality, novelty and style, cannot be
eXcelled. Perhaps no firm in Memphis
has ever offered the opportunity now
presented by Barnum Il Co.
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DOWN 90 THE PRICES
-OF-
READY-MADE CLOTHINGm
AT
LOwensteiHs' Mammoth Clothing Store,
ass Main stress.
awe cannot and will not be undersoId,"
In accordance with this, our motto,
we have reduced the prices Of every
grade in our splendid stock Of
NEW CUsToM-MADE CLOTHING
to such low figures as even in these hard
times cannot fail to suit the views of the
most impecunious.
From and after this date we will sell
Gentlemen's good Cashmere Pants at
s., worth s..
Gentlemen's fine Cashmere Pants at
So 50, worth SO.
Gentlemen's good Business Suits at S15,
worth S25.
Gentlemen's fine Business Suits at $50,
worth $50.
Gentlemen's good Beaver Overcoats at
$40, worth SI5.
GentIemen's fine Beaver OveTcoats at
$40, worth $50.
Gentlemen's good Melton Overcoats at
So, worth $40.
Gentlemen's Chinchilla Overcosts at
SO, worth $40.
Gentlemen's Beaver Talmas at SO,
former price SIS.
The largest stock OF
Boys AND
CHILDREN'S
OVERCOATS
in the city, which, in order to close out,
We will sell at
EXCEPTIONALLY LOW PRICES.
Also, an immense stock of
BOYS AND CHILDREN's SUITS,
which we will offer at a sacrifice.
Our stock of
GENTS FURNISHING GOODS,
which is unsurpassed by any in the
southwest, will be disposed Of at cOrre-
spOndingly low figures.
BE SURE AND REMEMBER THE PLACE.
L. & A. L. LOWRNSTEIN'S
MAMMOTH CLOTHING HOUSE,
ass Main street.
grUpDup np0suRUG
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NOTICE.

Ill advertising Bills after this
late, for amounts less than Five
Dollars, must be paid for before
insertion. This rule will be
strictly adhered to.
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PARIS am BRRLIN CLOAKS.

To close our importation, we will offer
balance OF stock
AT PRIME COST.
This is an opportunity for ladies in
search Of an elegant winter wrap to pro-
cure one at cost of importation. These
garments have the most stylish cut, and
are Of the best materials.
MRS. KREMER. 253 Main street
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FACTS WORTH KN0WING.

During a recent trial or comparison
OF dinaTy baking powders in New York,
with DOOley's Yeast Powders, 1t was shown
with from One-half TO two-thirds the quanti-
ty of the latter. than with any other in mar
keE. The secret Of the success lies in tha care
with which DoOieyis Yeast Powder is pre-
pared. and its entire freedom from suDst2 noes
that are I'M uriOus to the system.
We challenge comparison at any and all
times. The verdict OF the consumer is always
in our favor. For sale by all groOers.
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LEUBRIE BROS.
KID GLOVES, 85c, SOC, 75c.

THE most complete assortment of
Chickering's and other pianos, Grand
Squares and Uprlghts, at Hollenberg's
d usic house, 294 Main street.
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Attention is called to the sale Of the
GayOso planning mill, on the premises,
at public auction, on Monday, NOvem-
Der 25d, at ten o'clock, by the assignee in
bankruptcy. 0. WOODBRIDGE.
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IL you want a hydrant, street-washer,
or p lumbing OF any kind. you can get it al
Brownies, Is jefferson street where you are
sure to be suited in style and price.
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WATKINs's QuadrupIe Anon desc
LFNBRIE BROTHERS.

THE elegantly fitted up Mansion
house, 1888 Main, is the place to get the
| best drinks and oysters.
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The popular and leading firm of H.
Wetter 81 Co., at Nos. Is and Is Monroe
street, being the sole manufacturers
agents for the celebrated Champion
stove, madeOf wrOught-iron throughout,
offer special Inducements TO the public
and the trade generally. The Champion
is the most perfect, beautiful, eeOnOmi-
cal, durable and cheapest stove now
made, and is in every respect superior
to anything the mechanical genius Of
the present age has ever invented.
Wstter & Co. invite their numerous
patrons and the public generally 10 call
and examine the Champion stove.
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We notice with pleasure the evidences
OF improvement and enterprise in the
new building in course of construction
on Madison street, nearly opposite the
Masonic temple. The original design
ofthe architect, after the style Of modern
Partisan dwellings, is being carried out.
The house (6l) will be one compartment
of the spacious mansion. The new
building east OF it will, when finished,
make the whole the most complete,
unique and convenient establishment
in this or any other sister city. The
halls, though distinct, will be united
by arches and slcoves. The venti-
lation and heating arrangements will
include all modern Improvements. The
house will be supplied with an elevator,
moved by hydraulic power, and the
front united and adorned by balconies
the width Of the pavement. The house
(6l is already open for guests, and several
elegant rooms are now ready for Oec1-
pants. The whole will be complete by
December 10th. We take pleasure in
directing those seeking home, without
the trouble and expense Of housekeep-
ing, TO this elegant establishment.
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MILLINERY GOODS.
RE BROTHERS,
CLEARING SALE.

CLEAhINd SALE.
FRENCH FELT HATS, 60e. z5e, 81.
OSTRICH PLUME5, 75c to -.
OSTRICH TIPS, 25e. SOC, 75c.
SILK VELVETS. 81 % 20 g 80.
TRIMMING SILK, SOC to s25.
ALL SILK aEOs GRAIN RIBBONS
4Oe, I2le, Ice, zoe.
Fine Trimmed Felt and Velvet Fats !
g 80 to s. so
Elegant Patterns, very fine.
CHILDREN's TRIMMED HATS
81 to 3 50.
Great bargains in all kinds of goods
this week. LEUBRIE BROS
220 and Do Main street.
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Jos. S. SMITHS stock of fine clothing
and furnishing goods will be sold for less
than New York cost, to close out. 267
Main street, between Barnum's and
LeidYls.
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FINE SILKS.

Still further reductions on our stock OF
| grOs grain, Cschemere and event ng silks.
MENKEN BROTHERS.
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Mrs. Bullock's Mansion house, at No.
1913 Main street, has already become
quite popular with the public, although
il was opened but few days ago by the
above named lady, who in compliance
with the assurances given, is conduct.
ing the establishment on the most
pleasant scale imaginable, and at
fOrding general satisfaction. At the bar
will be found the puTest wines and
liquors, aud the finest cigars to be had
in the city. The restaurant department
Is fitted up most comfortably, as are the
banquet hall and club rooms. Mrs.
Bullock serves oysters and rare game up
IN the most desirable manner and at
short notice. Her new apparatus for
steamiDg oysters has just been added to
the house, and she is now prepared to
serve bivalves in any conceivable style
Patronize the Mansion house and you
will be pleased.
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VIII OGer
THIS WEEK
OHEAPEsT BARGAINS
OF TIE AGE
IN
Cloths, Oassimeres, Repellants and
Kentucky Jeans,
Very good Jeans at 15c yard.
Better quality Jeans at 25c yard.
Best quality Jeans at 45e yard.
Good WaterproOfs at SOC yard.
Polonsise Cloth, IA wide, best, suit
able for ladies' wear, at 81 25 yard,
Never before sold for less than 81 pei
yard.
GREAT BARGAINS
IN
LIEs8Ys AND FLANNELs.
Good Linsey at 1910.
Better quality Linsey at l5c yard
Best quality Linsey at 25e yard.
| All wool red and white Flannels at zoe
a yard.
Best quality yard wide Shaker Elan.
nels at SOC yard.
Best quality rs, all wool Plaid Elan
nels at 35c yard,
Worth at least 55c yard
AWFUL CHEAP BARGAINS
M
ALPAGAs AND DRESS GOOODh
Good black Alpacas at lie a yard,
Better quality black alpacas at 25e 8
yard.
A very fine quality of silk Lustre
worth 81 Is a yard, which we will sell
at zoe yard.
NEW DESIGNs
IN PRINTS
at u to Zoe a yard.
WE OFFER SUBSTANTIAL BARGAINS
DOMESTIC GOODS.
Good Cotton Plaids only Zoe a yard.
Bleached Muslin at 6 to l2c yard.
Brown Muslin at 5 to Zoe a yard,
Never sold so low before.
GREAT AND GOoD BARGAINS
N
NAPKINS.
Good Table Linens at SOC a ward.
Very best quality, s 4 Turkey Red
Damask, warranted fast cOlOrs, only 81
yard.
All-Linen Towels only 75c per dozen.
Doylies and Napkins at SOC per dozen.
EXCELLENT BARGAINS
QUILTS, COvERLETs. AND BLAHRETs
Good heavy quilts at 81 25.
Largest size Quilts only 81
Large size wool COverlets only 81 30
each.
Gray Blankets, slightly damaged, 81
a pair,
Silver gray blankets, perfect, at 81 IS
a pair.
White 10-4 alI-wOoI blankets, 50 50 a
pair and upward.
RED STORE BARGAINS
IN
SHAWLS AND sRIRTS.
Small shawls at SOC.
Large double Shawls at 81 so each.
Finest quality, all wool, double and
handsome styles only s. each, worth
not less than 81 so.
Good BalmOrals only SOC each.
Good Felt BOulevards 81.
ENORMOUSLY Low BARGAINS
M
MTssEs' q CHILDREN's FURs
Handsome cbilds' squirrel sets at 81 %.
Ladies Coney sets at 81 50.
Carpets, Oil Cloths. Crumb Cloths. Vel
vet Rugs, Mats and Carpet Warp at ex-
low figures.
IN BOOTS AND SHOES
No house can equal us in price.
Novel bargains in gents wear.
Good White Shirts at 81 each.
Fine white linen bosom shirts only
81 % each.
Good British Socks at - 50 dozen.
IN NOTIONS AND FANCY GOODS
there will be great slaughter.
Children's Wool Hose from &c a pair
up.
Alpaca Braid, all colors, SC a piece.
Etc. Etc, Etc, Etc.
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LEUBRIR BROS.

OSTRICH PLUMES, 75c and up.
OSTRICH PLUMES, 25c, SOC, 75c.
MONSTERS in ali STYLES, at 8Ss Main.
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LEUBRIE BROTHERS.

FIVE TRIMMED HATS, 50 80 up.
CFnLDREN's TRIMMED HATS, 81 up.
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Jos. s. SzITE's stock Of fine clotkinC
and furnishing goods will be sold t.,r Pea
than New York cost, to close ouk es7
Main street, between Barnu1l'y and
Leidyis,
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The MEMPHIS STEAM D4EIh6
Establishment, 81 Madison street, is
open for She fall season. Best work, at prices
70 suit the times.
B. A. HOLLENBERG, Proprietor.
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THE HOLIDAY sILKHAT.

The Holiday silk hat can be had at
PETERS & co =
Under Peabody hotel
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BEADED BELTS, zoe.
IMPaRrED WINEs. LIOUORs. Enc.

Mr.. Tom Sullivan, the well-known
importer of, and wholesale dealer in,
wines, liquors, brandies, ales and por-
ter, has just repaired and retitted his
well-knOwn establishment, at the corner
Of Second and Washington streets, in q
handsome style. Attached to it he has
q sampling-r0Om, where those who wish
to purchase can sample the excellent
liquors and wines which he imports in
wholesale quantities direct from the best
European manufacturers. In the refit-
ting OF his place, Mr.. Sullivan has dis
played creditabie taste, both as to ap-
pearance and comfort, and he now can
boast Of the handsOmest and most COW
establishment to he found In this or any
other city Of the Union. He has recent
~ imported another large stock of ex-
eellent wines, liquors, ales and porters,
which, in quality and flavor, cannot be
eXcelled. Mr.. sullivan takes pride in
his house, and justly enjoys a reputa-
ton that but few can hope to attain.
He is known to be reliable, and Is Justly
and highly appreciated by the public, and
therefore commands a large and first
class patronage. No man more fifty
merits public patronage.
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hattie STEPHENSON.
Between Her Mother
and ar. Johs 81. Lenow.

Ths following correspondence sufi-
GENTLY explains itself, but We may b.
permitted TO say, en- PEASANT, that our
people will read II with pleasure, and
heartily indOrse the sentiments 20 veil
ezfTessed by Mr. LsnOw:
OFFICE OF EL5fwooD CFHErEET,t
MEMPHIS. IESg., November 3, l-Ia.
Mrs Robert Stephenson, Towsnda, ILLINOIS:
KIND MADAM am requested by
President LenOw 10 send you an Elm
wood book, in which you will find, on
page $50, biographical sketch Of your
dear daughter Matte. who fell a martyr,
October, 1873, in this city. You nave
heard from many sources Of the love
and regard which our people entertain
cd for her who now sleeps so sweetIy
In dear ElmwOOd. She came 10 Us in
the most trying time, when we were
suffering untold horrors from the fever
plague, which sent terror and dismsy
into the stoutest hearts. She knew no
fear, hut bravely and kindly ministered
and watched at the bedside Of the SUI
feIing and dying, until her young life
could suffer and bear no more, and IL
was yielded up as sacrifice. We love
to do homage 70 her name, for the story
Of her virtues and her fame is not con-
fined to our town, butts syilabled " here
ever the English language is spoken.
Our board Of trustees donated a lot in a
lovely and conspicuous location, and our
citizens have reared a beautiful mOnu-
ment that viii ever commemorate the
martyred heroine and attest the story OF
her worth. But this was not needed to
embalm her memory in our hearts, nor
the silent utteranees fTOm the marble TO
perpetuate the name Of Matte Stephen
son. Her fame will be a priceless lega-
cy to be handed down from family to
family for long years to come. May
God bleEs you and yours most abund-
antiy. Very uulyi JNO- Il. LENOW,
secretary and Treasurer.
ToWASDA. ILLINOIS, November II, 1874.
Mr.. John II. Lenow, Secretary an d Treasurer
OF EimWood cemetery Memphis Tenn
DEAR SIR-YOur letter Of the fourth
instant came to hand; also the EimwoOd
book. and L am deeply grateful to Pfesi-
dent Lenow for IL, also to the board Of
trustees for the beautiful burial lot do
mated to my dear daughter Matte. 1t
must be lovely place, and my mind
constantly wanders to the precious spot
where she res.s free from all the Ills and
cares Of life. Her dsa was sad loss
be taken away, and We hope that she is
better off than We poor mOrtsls can be.
We humbiy submit to his will. We
would feel very thankful for an engrsv-
ing or photograph OF Msttie's tomb
stone, and will gladly Day FOR the same.
We cannot sufficiently thank the liberal
and nOble-hearJed citizens Of Memphis
fIr the monument they have caused to
be erected over her grave. They must
accept our prayers that God viii bless
them, and that the destroying angel
may never again visit their city, and
that prosperity and health Dsy be
vOuehsafed 10 them in the future. II
God wills, some of US hope, at a con-
venient time, to visit Memphis, that We
may see where she is buried. Please &C
cept our thanks for your kind senti-
ments. Very respectfully,
MRS. ROBERT STEPHENSON.
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OYSTERS by the can at STURLA's, 1877
Main street.
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The cheapest and best STEAM DYEING
and CLEANING HOUSE in the city is at 246 Sc
cond street. HANSON q WALKER.
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DIR. 4. P. TURNER,

A large line of chiIdren's closks, ele-
CANT goods, at very low prices, to close
them out. MENKEN BROTHERS,
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LEUBRIE B4OPHERS.

cLoAKs, s. rs up
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LIVINGSTON Il COMPANY,
B0H ESTIC AND FOREIGN BANKEEs,
10 PINE STREET, NEW YORK.

COnservatively organized for doing
the bnsiness of out-of-town banks, bankers,
corporations, merchants and individuals.
Usual interest allowed on daily balances.
Collections made and promptly remitted.
Corr spOgsdencs solicited. Exchange on pTinc1-
pal cities of Europe.
LIVINGSTON, NEWBERN & CO.,
London.
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FINE SILK HTS.

Gentlemen's silk hats, So. at
PETERS & cos,
Under Peabody Hotel
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LEUBRIE BROTHERS.
HUMAN HAIR GOODS, SWITCHES, 81 UP.

"STEvE" CLEMENT, of92 Beale street,
has added first. class meat stand to his
fiOurishing business in oysters, fish and
game. The finest cuts Of beet joints
and steaks on hand, with the very best
articles the lakes, rivers and woods of
the country can furnish 10 fish and
game. Speciality in dressed poultry.
Mr.. Clement is one of our most ener-
getie dealers, and his goods are TO the
letter as warranted.
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BEARi WHERE9
At S. Clements, 80 Beale street.