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Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-08-31
grf dealers.
A RCTIC ICE COMPANY.

A RCrIC ICE COMPANY.
oFFIcEs-Nos. EAST SECOND AND 4Os Pop
LAR STREET.
This company will supply the citizens of Whining
great reduction on present prices, as follows:
POUNDS DAILY. 46 CENTS PER WEEK
" .... 66
12 ... s5
20 ....s1.10
&C pounds daily. 40 cents each delivery; 100
pounds daily, 20 each delivery; 600 pounds and up
wards, at sl2 per ton
Being solici ed by a number of the most nromi-
nent cIizens Of wimingt n we have concluded TO
es'ablis In this community the above company, and
will be IN nkfu for the patroDa. of all who wish
to buy the best article from 80 to 40 per cent below
"a aug lin f J.B. CoNRow SON.
NHANGE IN PRICE OF ICE
COMMENCING MONDAY, AUGUST sisr
We will sell at the following prices
pounds daily .................. 20 cents week
" .................. %
IL -...............-- 80 "
l6 .............''... 20
20 q" ..................S110 :"
90 ...... 40c. each delivery
SS 5cS .:...:.::..' ....... &c., &c., per 100 ns
We guarantee to sell Ice as low as any one in this
city.
aprI-ly PTTsRY RICE.
~ REAT REDUCTION IN THE PRICE
w OF ICE.
On and after MONDAY, AUGUST sisr, the price
| OF Ice will be reduced to the following rates:
| a nounds daily ........... & 65 per week
| IL ...-............ IS
! 16 ..........s....s.s..-.. 30
20 ...ss.usss,sU...... LILO
30 ............. ....... acc. each delivery
| lOO " ss.ssssssssssssssss tuc.f
900 " and upward 60 cents per 100 pounds.
oureTCE is OF the best quality, and will be sold as
| low as the lowest.
Fifteenth and King and No. . W. Third Street.
aprt-tf
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-08-31

REED AND RAIL BIRD SHoo11Nd.-On and af-
ter Tomorrow the shooting of reed and rail
birds Is lawful in the State of Pennsylvania,
but in Delaware the limit will not expire until af-
ter Saturday next. There is a heavy growth Of
wild oats on the marshes this season, upon
which the birds fatten, and it is thought they
will be in fine condition. There is also a likely
hood of all abundance of them.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-08-31

| ohO. W. Duou ~ DONf rrtDcu 81. WHAT.
JOSEPH FoUT SOIL.
| ENTERPRISE, HARLEIGH, LEHIGH ANI
SHAWNEE COAL, AT sCHUYLKILL PRICES.
We try to excel all our neighbors in the prepara.
tion of our Coal how far we have succeeded we
will leave our customers to say for US.
once, Orange and Water Streets
apr1s-1yof JOSEPH FoUT,
GS.sb NUT, $685. STOVE COAL,
pc screened and delivered by npo,,,
feb1siyof south of Market Sdt Street St Bridge
ISL. 100000
GEO. s. GRUBB, BROKER,
An kinds OF Stocks and Loans Bought and sold on
| Commission. Any amount of money raised on pro-
febl0-1y
VHE MECHANICS SAVINGS BANK,
NO, WEST THIRD STREET.
SIX per cent interest. Open Tuesday and satur-
Clerk. je97tf
lDELAwARE STATE BONDS
wANTED.
Persons holding Bonds of the State due January ist
| 1875, can have
PAR AND ACCRUED INTEREST
for the same, on presentation to me, at Milford, or
| 70 the Farmers Bank, at Dover
R.H. DAVIS,
augilswfp State Treasurer
PONDS AND STOCKS
FOR SALE.
1000 CITY PASSENGER RAILWAY BONDS.
200 SHARES DELAWARE RAILRoAD STOCK.
aoOO WILMINGTON CITY LOAN
$1,000 DEL. R. r. isr MORTGAGE BONDS.
| 100 SHARES WILMINGTON G vs. STOCK.
PASSAGE TICKETS TO EUROPE AT REDUCED
RATES.
X. X. ROBINSON Il 90
| GAME ..As,
aorgTH ANn MARKET >'rREs'r,
WILMINGTON. DELAWARE.
M MERRICK, JOHNSON & CO.,
BANKERS AND BROKERS
CORNER SIXTH AND MAaKsr STA, WtL., DBL
FOR SALE.
70 SHARES DELAWARE r. II. STOCK.
$4,000 DELAWARE R. r.. EXTENSION BONDS.
$4,000 WILMINGTON CITY LOAN.
42 DELAWARE FIRE INSURANCE.
jan5-1y
CHAS. CAMBLOS & CO.,
BANKERS AND BROKERS'
No. ss SOUTH THIRD ST., PHILADELPHIA
| DEALERS IN
GOVERNMENT SECURITIES, GOLD. SILVER, nc.
Stocks and Bonds bought and sold on commission.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-08-31

We try to excel all our neighbors In the prepara.
ton OF our Coal ; how far we have succeeded we
will leave our customers to say for u.s.
once, Orange and Water streets.
apr19-1yof JOSEPH FOUT,
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-08-31

NEW DRESS GOODS-A FULL LINE
In Of new dress goods just received, embracing
some very scarce and desirable styles.
". b. SHARP.
Fourth and Market Streets.
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opened at llls, fell of to llll, rallied L
Ill Z, aud closed at 3 pm. at HE. Dor
rowing rates were fiat at l@2 per cent
and per ceut. TO-day's steamers TOOK
ont Sl,050,000 gold coin, the loss oi
which does not appear in this weeks
bank statement. Customs receipts,
S237, 900. Treasury disbursements, $500,
900. Imports for the weekday goods,
81, l76, OO6: merchandise, S4,3l4. 600.
Governments were dull but steady;
coupons OF 1881, 100; 1862, lis; 1864,
ll4a; 1865, 1861; 1866, new, llSs; 1867,
Il9S; 1865, 1885,; new IS, 1875; l0-40s, ia.
The stock exchange closed at twelve,
noon, owing to the funeral Of Mayor
Havemeyer. The market was irregular,
but in the main firm; Michigan Central,
Pacific Mail, Western Union and North
western were the strongest stocks on the
list, the chief advance being In Michi-
gan Central and Pacific Mail, the latter
advancing Z per cent, and closing ! Der
weak stocks were Wabash, Lake Shore
and Erie. Transactions included SO, 600
shares Pacific Mail, $500 Western
Union, 5000 Northwestern. Il. 600 Lake
Shore, 5000 Wabash, 1000 Union Pa
eific, aud 800 Erie. Closing quota
tons: Canton, So; Western Union Tel
egrsph, S2s; Quicksilver, $50; Adams
express company, ll3; Wells d Fsrgo's
express company, So; American ex-
press company, So; United States exc
press company, 80; Pacific Mail, Az;
New York Central, l0l5 Erie, 27s; Erie,
43; Harlem, 1909; Harlem pre-
ierred, l25: Michigan Central, 49, North
46s; Northwestern preferred,
81; Rock Island, l0l3; New jersey
Central, loot; st. Paul, 3S5 st. Paul pre- |
'erred 81; Wabash, S2l; Lake Shore,
30l; Chicago, Columbus and Indiana
10; Illinois Central, 964; Union
Pacific, S5s; Delaware and Lacka-
Rana los
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COTTON Markets.
BY TELEGRAPH,


CINCINNATI, December Got.
! ton dull, lac.
LOUISVILLE, December Got
ton firmer, l4ic.
ST. LOUIS, December Cotton
dull and lower lac.
LIVERPOOL, December 5, I2:30p.n.
Cotton dull; middling uplands, 7sd;
Orleans, sgd; sales, 10000 bales, OF
which 1000 bales were for export and
speculation; cotton arrivals easier; jan
uary and February shipments from Sa-
vannah or Charleston, z. o. c., Z 9-16d
December and January shipments from
Savannah or Charleston, |. m. c., I'D;
December and January delivery, IN. C.
: 7.16d; February ana March delivery,
|. IN. c., ID.
2:30 p.m.-Sales of American cotton,
$500 bales. November and December
shipments from Charleston or Savan-
nah, G. o. c., 74d; /. m. c., 7sd.
NEW ORLEANS, December 5, II 80
a.m.-CottOn quiet; middling, 14fc;
sales, 1900 bales; receipts, II, 1874 bales.
. p.m.-Net receipts, II, 40S bales
gross, Is, l6l bales; exports TO the con-
tinent, 5057 bales; coastwise, 152 bales +;
sales, $500 bales; stock, l54, 4S6 bales /;
market quiet; middiiDg, 14lc.
-CottOn-demand slack; sales,
1850 bales; prices irregular and easier
good ordinary TO strict good ordinary,
l3s@l35c; low middling TO strict low
middliDg, 135@l4lc; middling to strict
middling, l4b@l4sc; gOO1 middling to
middling fair, l44CGl54c; fair, l54@l6c;
receipts, SAY bales; exports to continent,
II 1858 bales; to Great Britain, 594 bales
coastwise, 2267 bales; stock, 139, sci
bales; unsold last evening, As, 800 bales
on shipbOard, l07, 800 bales.
NEW YORK, December 4, IO:25 I'm.
Cotton weak and lower to sell; nominal
" unchanged. Futures dull; January,
Il Is l5@lJ5c; February, l5g915 3-16c;
March, l549l5 9-l6c; April, 1910
Is l3-I6c.
1910 p.m.-Cotton quiet: ordinary,
l2Ic; good ordinary, 1850; low mid
ding, l4Ic; middling, l45c; Alabamas,
l44e; Orleans and Texas, l5c. Sales TO
spinneTs to-day, 172 bales; last evening,
35s bales; fer speculation, 1877 bales;
sales to arrive, included in above, 594
bales from Galveston.
1915 p.m.-F Futures steady; January,
ii l3-I88l4 p SIC; February, Is 5-3zc;
March, l54t9 10 1926; April, Is $500
Is Is Ice; May, Is 3-32c; June, Is 21-32c;
December, IA l7-323; sales for future
delivery, 5000 bales.
Net receipts, 376 bales; gross, 1904
bales; sales, 1861 bales; stock, rs, S77
bales; market quiet; middling, l4sc.
Cotton report for one day at all the
United States ports: Receipts, 81, 533
bales; exports TO Great Britain, 1912
bales; to France, 1895 bales; to the con-
tinent, 1880 bales.
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PRODUCE MARKETS.
BY TELEGRAPH.

LOUISVILLE, December 5.-Floul
and wheat quiet. Corn, 74(976c. Oats
| 60G65c. Pork quiet. Bacon nominal
Sugar-cured hams, 12l9l3c. Bulk meats,
z, l0l@l0sc. Lard, l449l5lc. Whisky,
CHICAGO, December 5.-Flour quiet
and weak; extra, 50 1904 62!. Wheat
dull and lower; No. 2, soc cash. Corn
quiet at 754c cash; new, crosse. Oats
steady; No. ,, 533c cash. Dressed hogs
dull and lower; no shipping offered. Pork
dull and lower at $40 IS spot; $50 800
20 80 for February. Lard steady at 1871
cash; l34c for February. Bulk meats in
fair demand at lower rates; shoulders,
6s@6.e; shOTt-rib middles, 9lc; shori
clear, 13c-all cash, loose. Whisky
steady at SIC.
NEW YORK, December 5-FlouI
quiet. Cornmeal steady. Wheat less
active, closing easier; No. 2Chicago, 81 lC
al IL. Corn steady, with a moderate in.
quiry; old mixed western, afoat, 94}(G
Csc. Oats scarcely so firm. Coffee quiet.
Sugar quiet, but firm. b1olasses quiet.
Rice quiet. Petroleum firm; refined,
lie; crude, ste. Pork quiet; old mess,
$50 95. Cut meats quiet; middles I'M
settled; long clear, II@1ltc. Lard closed
Arm; prime steam, 13s@134c. Butter
heavy; western, 2093Sc. Cheese quiet
Whisky quiet, 81 O2.
CINCINNATI, December 5.-FIoul
dull. Wheat active and higher; red
81 1901 u. Corn in fair demand anC
higher; shelled, 72975c. Oats in fail
demand and higher at 5S@62c. Egg
dull and lower at 25c. Butter duh
Cheese quiet. Pork dull at $50 50 spot
S2l seller February. Lard dropping
steam, l349l3sc; kettle, 14@141c
Bulk meats quiet and weak; shoulders
7sc spot; sides, lO9l0i@l0sc. Greer
meats duh st 7(993c. Hams, l1@l14C
for 10 to l4-pounds average. Whisky
active st decline, 96c.
ST LOUIS, December 5.-Flour quiet
super, "a 1904 25; winter extra, 81 25G
40. Wheat finn; No. red, 81 OSLO
/ 90. Corn firmer at 6S669e. Ost'
nomiuslly 56(956}c. Whisky lower 8
CSC. Pork dull held at $50 20 cash
$50 50 bid February. Bulk meats anC
green meats held 81 previous quotations
no demand. Bacon nominal. LarG
easier and lower for futures; 13lc cash
13lc February. At the brokers' boarC
lard sold at 1870 February, closing q
I3tc bid, and 13c bid for spot. Pork
$40 50 bid February; $50 625 asked
$50 rs bid March; S3l asked.
NEW ORLEANS. December o.
Plour-treble, S595 rs; choice, $50
6 80. Corn, soc. Oats, 671e. Bran
81 123@1 Is. Hay firm; prime, S27 80
Pork easier, SCI. Dry salt meats
shoulders, Sc. Bacon, 939l346l5c
Hams, l5l@16c. Lard-tierce, 15i@
153c; keg, Isle. Sugar-inferior, 49@
5@c; common, 53G6c; fair to fully fair
6t97se; prime TO strictly prime, 73@
Slc. Eolasses common, i0942c; fair
47950c; prime to choice, a2957c
Whisky easier, 81 o.. Coffee-stOck
in first hands, 1899 bags; in dealer
hands, 1000 bags; market quiet anC
lower; fair, 173@lSc; good, 1S49lSlci
prime, 1S4@l9e. Cornmeal, 50 90
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ssss. ABs 8.B0HNgON
PRIVATE
e0zOal 1sIspensa1y
Eo. so ssEersOn Sareof,
4liFssn Main aaJ Front Row,
fEzIF EFEs, ~


tA -iia-l-s u -g-ll1 I7lecg1d 1y all .1z-
4 ? lias interested a7 1y far the most success
fll Physician ir l1e troatr1sut o. private ~
.-e -'--4s-- asiiA -. 49,
lsut cares T1ef-ll.1ei tu every case, male %
,e1iEle. scce1t casas ~ t3QuOUhaa and sTp1.s
s cured ll .rt-. TiLlQul tie us0
lerculy, clzue1 ~ dlGl or h,ndGauco fro4
.E1iue7s. 5se0ltsrY SYPHILIS le last Vsliizs
--llicaial Gtta1u- tl8 use Of mercury. tas
t1irulaIT Toss ~ semen slopf 90 "a q short
lme- aullrlts frlfl 4n1 1oi1Lcy o. loss 6
-Eual power fa 1f0red % free 7ieor In a lev
weeks. victims or 5elf-abrse and 81css7iV a
emery Flr1sllr .-Ill rIlllll7 laa and Or
u uhysical aEi ilc1tst power, sneediiY ana
-9-InnnandTC ur1c.
Eari en- mr. 70 1-fto1 r~ o. too ulEcazcEsD
women, and cures guaranteed.
Throat sDc Lang Diseases cured 1J nav
rrIl edig E-
All combinations g.glcti = GorndenLi1ir
4aefelaes sent 0g expire % an para o. ms
Ohce hou1s frCua sul. 20 2 Pm. Sunday.
hon i1 b ga
apAlsH u. ICdEs3H H-I
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MONEY MARKET.
BY TELEGRAPH.

NEW ORLEANS, December s.
Gold, III; sight, discounts ster-
ling, $50.
LONDON, December 5.-fhe rate Of
discount Ia the open market for three
months bills is 81 per cent, or } per
cent. below the bank Of England rate.
Console Cor money, 9ls@9l1; on &C
coant, 9ltGS2, United States 5-2Os OF
1856, 1861; do. 1857, l09.; l0-4Os, lO4l
new SIS, los; New York Cenrsl, 81; Erie,
24l; Erie preferred. 49,
NEW YORK, December Mooney
easy :. SlG4 per cent. Foreign ex.
change dull but firm, With $50 49,, and
4s0 490j as the actual rates for prime
Der, 5,a g per cent. good, COS per cent.
J miscellaneous, SGia pet semi Gold
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DRY GOODS MARKET.
BY TELEGRAPH.

NEW YORK, December 5.-busIness
was only moderate with com tAIssIon
houses, and there was only light Job
bling trade. Cotton goods are in steady
but in limited demand, and prices are
mainly unchanged. Brown duck and
plaid Osnaburgs are more active. Prints
in good demand, Garnierp pink prints are
reduced to nine cents, and puppies to
eight and a half cents. Black cash
meres and low grades alpscas are in
steady request. Holiday goods moving.
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Trust Sale.


FINDER and by virtue Of the provisions Of
j a certain deed OF trust made 10 me, Vim
cent BaeigRiupo, as trustee, on the lcth Nay
is75 ~ Fsuuv suechten and +. q. Suec hten.
10 secure to Charles Brizzolsra the payment
on certain Indebtedness therein described
and which t1ust deed is recorded IN the Regis-
ter's offioe OF sheIhE county, Tennessee, in
book No. g6, page si flc., and at the request OF
SAID beneficiary, flla slnTesaid debt not having
been paid, willis trustee, proceed TO sell, at
public auction the- highest bidder, for
cash, on
Saturday, iiie q Day OF January, 1875,
within legal honls,4n front Of the courthouse
building, on the northwest corner OF Main
and Poplar streets, in Memphis, Tennessee at
the door of the Main entrance, on Main
street. the following property, viz: A certain
lot Of ground. situatas IN shelby county, Ten
messed, and described as follows. Being part
Of original lot number one hundred and
tyveutV-threa 1925. & 81 OF Memphis, ard being
the same conveyed 70 @. Hoffman oy J. d.
Allen, by deed recorded IN the Reg ister 5 once
Of shelby county, Tennessee, 10 book letter 2,
page Z, fronting twenty feet Oh the north side
Of Washington street and extending back
nOrthwardly between parallel lines thirty
seven feet, more or less, 70 the south line OF
the lot owned by Mary y. Shields said lot be-
longing to her, the said Fanny, as the heir Of
Charles Holman, deceased
The eQuity Of redemption Is expressly
waived, the title is considered good but I sell
and convex only IS Trustee.
VINCENT BACI9ALUP0, Trustee.
Z. L. BelcheT, Attorney aec2
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4. N. BOYD C SON,
COTTON FACTORS,
$50 Front Street.
FOB SALE OBJ EXCHANGE,

EHROM the fact that my family is now com.
L p6rativeiy small, and absent from home
during the summer months, L wish to dispose
Of my residence property in Greenwood, on
MeLemore Avenue, south Of the city OF Mem
phis.
The lot contains I'VE acres of excellent land
and as site for a residence possesses unsur.
passed natural advantages. In the back and
front yards will be found almost every va
riety OF native forest trees. The front yard is
taatefu1ly arranged, well set in grass, and con-
tains. beside a variety of evergreen trees. a
choice selection of shrubhery. There is also
on the premises an abundant supply of fruit
trees-apples, pears, peaches, cherries, figs
and siberian crabs, besides raspberries, cur
rants, etc.
is constructed in the Italian style, and con-
sains nine first-class rooms-double paFlors
diuing-room and six chambers, besides pan.
try, store-room, nnen-room and chamber
closets or clothes presses. The out buildings
consist of kitchen, servants room, smoke
house, dairy, bath and Wash-ToOms, coal and
pou ry-hOuse, stable, carriage-house, etc.
There are two large cisterns In complete or.
der and both supplied with water from gut
teTiug covered With wire cloth TO exclude
leaves and other foreign substances. There il
also, near the kitchen, well 50 feet deep
walled with brick, used now for preserving
| fresh meats, butter etc.
This property is situated in one OF the most
healthful and desirable localities contiguous
| 10 the city, being on a belt Of high table-land
in the midst OF refined community, sur
rounded by beautiful and tasteful residences,
and near the State Female College IAN insti.
tuition OF very high character), and the street
cars, with both OF which there is commune
cation by plank walk from the front gate
| nj Is also within a short distance OF the Mem.
phis and Charleston Railroad.
As 8 family residence Il is one Of the most
noticeable and desirable In Shelby county,
| and nv only reasons for wishing to dispose OF
| il are those above stated. / will sell TO good
purchaser on very reasonable terms Is 10
price and payment or exchange 1t for 60.
csptanle residence property within the city
| Every opportunity to examine the premises
win De Afforded 70 those desiring 70 purchase
aee4 ], w, CI.APP, Is Union street,
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II AFIN3 been sppo.Itad 0y the Probate
~ touIL Of shelby -sluty, Tennessee, ad-
a. kul0T5, decd, this s. 10 notify creditors 10
al once RE their claims. and debtors 70 pey
iurIr ra.| L. ID ~ ATT.aCE Adm
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ET

No. iaa---u fra Second Chsucsry court Of
Shelby county, Tenn -see-samueI Pleas
ants 81. John Bradley.
Z n pursuance OF q decree rendered I'M the
4 above cause November ~. f'lf, notice f.
hereby given, that The ul1diuEs have been
opened for the 2Zl acre or land on Island GU,
known a4 tna Potter tract. and tlat the same
viii rs KEEP. open for advance bidiisgs for
Ten daEs nom his date
Done a. Office This N0y auIer Is, ls-t-
By Geo. 1lallerv. I'd. o. and -. nova
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In Port.
Fort Gibson

Weathefs Rivers ana busANess.
Yesterday was warm, with sunshine
and shade. The river fell four inches at
this port, with eleven feet to Cairo, and
thence but five and a half feet TO St.
Louis. The Ohio has good water from
Cincinnati down. White and Arkansss
rivers are stationary, the former having
four and hall feet, and the latter four
feet. Business on the wharf was active
yesterday.
Stage of Rivers.
OFFICE OBS, SIG. SER. U. g. A.
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A DMTNEsTRATORfg EOEECE.-Having
"A qualified as admins traitor Of the estate o.
Louis LaCroiL, deed, this is 20 notify all per-
SONS having claims against said estate 10 pre-
sent them, duly pr1hatei a. required By law
or they 81 ia be barred ,lnd al persons Indebted
20 said estate ere requested 70 come forward
and make ray1Ial. u. the same.
JACOB LACEOLX.
AGUlulslT4-1- with viii annexed.
o. " Hftuer ef.0rrcv- uovlg
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- sRAL MARKET was quiet;
TIE GEL at brought in some pro-
an up-rlSel - demand for it was not
duee, nut u I had but few trans
sctions and the. ' C Sr11 Tss again +,
g s.: Ia New o. leans se. = s od 1a s
Louis s. 4O98 So 4 u prf + sIiqbt' Foa1
+ weak and thedemA = ion: is5 10 barrels sUIs
low Quality sold At 81 g, SIIy Poi1 ue,,,
H. nov more strength d ny N''''''
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DIAMOND sPECTACLEG

These Epectscies are manufactured nom
"MINUTE CRYSTAL PEBBLES melted to-
gether, and are called DIAMOND on account
Of their hardness and hrtLusucT.
Having been tested with the polarlsc0pe the
diamond lenses have been found to admit NJ
teen per cent. less heated rays than any other
pebble. They are ground With great scientific
accuracy, are free from CurCuatie alteration
and produce a brightness and dl5tinctness OF
vision nos before attained in spsctacles. Nan.
ufactured by the spencer Optical E36ngE-
EaofuF5ug Company, n. T. For sale ~ re-
sponsible agfnts IN every city Ia the Union.
". e.. BYRD JeWeler and opactans is sole
Agent FOR Memphis, Ieuu-, nom whom they
can only be Ootaiued, No pod0lefs en- ioyed-
DO not buy g pair unless you SO The trade
raerlz -. aplG
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CHANGE OF SCHEDULE.
MISSISSIPPI & TBS Ne SSRR B, B.

an AND AFTER SUNDAY. NOVEMBER
~ 15, 1874, trains Wili run as follows:
ARRIVE. LEAVE.
New Orleans Mail, daiIy -.-...-3.5 so pm. so pm
Express Train daily Except
Sunday .i5 am. 4l0 pm
Freight and Accommodation
daily leXcepr sunday $50 pm. $50 am
Trains on this road make close connection
al Grenada with New Orleans. 80. Louis an
Chicago Railroad for Canton, Jackson, Nicka-
burg. Meridian Mobile and New Orleans, and
Tor all points North and south; at Memphis
with connecting lines FOR all points North and
East, and with Memphis and Little Rock
Railway Tor al points In ArEausss, Texas
and the W est.
Tickets on sale 90 - Main sleet 49, - me
depot u. BURKE, Supt.
JAMES H SPEED, Ticket AEea,. -SEl4
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they ever won victories with such mot
ley following. They will not win at
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
RALGROAD.
NOtice-Change of Schedule.

V7RAINS on the MEMPHIS AND CHARLIE
4 TON p. Il. win arrive and leave Memphis
as follows on and after NOyem Der -, 1874:
Mail train leaves dallv---........... ~. % pm
Express train leaves us.'ly except
Saturday $50 IN
SOmervlHe Accommodation leaves
daily except SuudsZ l-....-.-.--...-- % pm
Grand junction Accommodation
leaves daily except sunday. ..-...... go am
kial train arrives daily .-.--....-.--. 10 30 am
Express train arrives daily except
Mondays % pm
SoineTvtlIs Accommodation arrives
daily Except sundays -.-.....-...--.. 30 am
Grand Junction Accommodation gr-
Tives daily ieZeept sundays -...--.-. o ;l5 pm
MaEiug close connection ICr ali points EGst
and SOutheasti g 60 PAN. train connects at De
catur direct for Nashville Louisville, and the
Northwest, and at t1Hl tan1Ozl lcr all points
u noon train 40 Grand Junction for points
North ON Mississippi Central railroad, Cairo
81. Louis, Chicago, also O.. ln chattanooga with
tbe East Tennessee, Virginia and Georgia
and Western alG Arlaut.c Railroads, for all
points reached by these lines and their con
uecIiOns: 601 am. train 40 Grlud Junction
for the south on Mississippi Central Railroad.
SleepinE-Cars on an night Trains Shortest
aud best IOUtet alI Eastern and Southeastern
cities.
Ticket Office rs Main street.
WI. ROSS GenI 5upt.
Ton. b. DUNN, Ticket Agent decl
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BUCKEYE sALVE,

are Ia rscaipt Of q null supply Of both.
q. W. JONES a CO.,
1Yx WhoisaAls Druggists, 81 Asin VI,
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MANHOOD EEsT0RED-A victim o.
youthful imprudence, causing premature de-
cay, nervous debility, etc., having tried in
vain every known remedy, has found a simple
self-cure, which he will send free to his fellow
sufferers. Address ]. h. REEVES, IS Nassau
af~, N..rH
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Bankrupt Sale.

s'iE unit Es.zned, assiguees Of The estate Of
IOets fllILFIf5 q co., 0ankT1pts, VIII
Ihiriy-frst day Of December, 1874,
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5kRFON'S DgWBRRRY CORDIAL

TUE subscri bers have been appointed agents
y ior , t s q. above s remedy, highly recon-