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The Volcano lubricator. (Volcano, W. Va.) 1871-1879, 1874-02-26
Burning Briclzs With Petroleum

An old subscriber states that the
saving in burning by this method is
not less than S. per cent. One hund,
red dollars worth Of oil Will burn Co.
Coo hard burnt, beautiful facing bricks
and 10000 hard burnt ordinary bricks,
giving brick equally burnt from top 20
bottom End, side and heart Of the
whole pile all present the same hard
burnt, beautiful looking bricks
There is no smoke, neithe: is there
any SCOT or dirt arising from the fuel
during the process Of burning By this
method, but one continual heat from
the beginning until the bricks are suf,
;ciently burnt. After the water
smoke" has passed off the bricks. thc
heat is regularly increased to any pitch
which may be required; and in forty
eight or fifty hours regular, equal,
iHeG nigh PltCn OF neat IS obtained, sui
ticient 10 melt cast or wrought iron il
required, with little or no loss in burn
ing. producing hard mistaken brick
ilnperishablc IN water or atmosphere.
and proof against change Of tempera-
turc.
But in order 10 make br:c,; of this
character, it must be borne in mind
that all does not depend upon tbs
manner in which the bricks are burnt,
whether with wood, coal, gas or oil.
To make 4 brick proof against the
change Of temperature, the first thing
10 be doSc, after it is asccrtaincd that
The Volcano lubricator. (Volcano, W. Va.) 1871-1879, 1874-02-26

In vain have we wat ched our Penn
sylvania exchanges, in vain have we
endeavored by every means possible,
to find out on what grounds the bears
stand in their sturdy efforts to break
the market, but as yet we have been
unable to find any grounds, and we are
left only to our owu surmises. We 60
know that the oil producers have got
everything to gain and nothing 10
lose, By holding their Gil. We 40
know that the production is largely
decreasing, and that there IS plenty OF
empty iron tankage in Pennsylvania,
which tes;ifieS to the fact. We wish
to say 10 our producers, that in the
whole State Of Pennsylvania, there is
not daily production Of 100 barrels 0;
oil that will reduce and make any kind
of 4 lubricator to compete, either with
the pure West Virginia lubricatirg oil,
or with the natural West Virginia IT.
bricating oil. This IS fact, and any
one posted in the trade will tell You so.
We hope our operators will not be
fooled out Of their oil; hold all the oil
you can, it is bound 10 advance largely
from its present prices.
The Volcano lubricator. (Volcano, W. Va.) 1871-1879, 1874-02-26
Getting Ready to be Happy.

That's exactly what most Of lis are
doing. We are rot ready 70 be happy
20 DAY, this week, this year; 10 NOR
row, next month, another year our
cup ofjoy will he full. The promised
time comes, and the acme OF our hopes
in certain direction is reached, health
NAV be wanting, friends dead, and life
however full OF al We thought would
make il rich and worth the having, be
empty aud drcary. But he who "takcs
tho best now and here" enjoys II, puts
himself into possession Of that which
cannot be taken away. Certainly it is
right to provide for rainy day-in
health to prepare for sickness, in youth
to lay up for old age; but there is
much more time than many ofus think
while dong this, TO be happy in the
present; there are thousand paths to
happiness if we but have the skill and
desire to find them.
We are too eager in pursuit OF some
ca. of results to take time TO be happy
to-day. How often do we look back
on years that have fed, ard sec many
elements Of truest enjoyment, which
at the time we took no notice Of. and
which, could we count them in now,
would ill Our cup Of JOY to overflow
ing. Shall we learn a lesson from
thiss
The Volcano lubricator. (Volcano, W. Va.) 1871-1879, 1874-02-26

The advance in Petroleum from fifty
cents at The wells to the present price,
presents features different from any ad-
vance since the low price Of 1866 and
1867. From the best information OBJ
tainable, it is believed that nearly all
the principal shippers with drew when
the market touched 81 s on the cars,
and so far prices have been enhanced
by the tankcrs and such portion Of the
speculative element rs believed that
OIL is dog cheap" and the best stock
Ing to put 4 mans money into"
It has been hard fight between the
bulls and bears, with apparent victory
in favor of the former
The bulls, led by those strong sons
OF the petroleum Anak," Neyhart,
Harley. Vandergrift & Forman, have
bought with unfaltering nerve each lot
Enthusiastically sustaining every adj
vance and selling little or no oil under
s. IS OH the cars.
On the other side the bears, led by
Bostwick, Fisher, Brothers and their
followers, fought old wrestlers, season
ed in many hard campaign, have
hurled at their opponents puts"
"optionS and spot in huge lots offve
TO twenty thousand barrels, thus far
successfully preventing the fruition OF
the millennium OF three dollar oil. In
the meantime the cheeks of the bro
kers are dimpled with smiles and they
caper around like "StreetS in the corn"
unmindful Of the many flags OF dis
tresS" coming into view, unless their
laying down" squelches their tive
and hair brokerage.
The bears point to the following al
legged facts: That no sales can be
effected at the sea6oard at over 4 pro-
portionate rate of$t so here; that all
the oil being bought is retained in the
Region; that the pipe lines arc full;
that the Union pipe has been compell-
ed to snip out some ifty thousand bar
rels to Philadelphia, New York AND
Titusville, without orders frorl their
consignees, thus lending them the oil
in order to relieve their storage; that
the 1900 cars ofthe Empire and Green
lines, and the Cleveland cars are and
have for the past month been BEING
laying idle; that but few vessels are
being chartered for new eargoes; that
the production is plump 10000 per
day: that Antwerp, Liverpool and
other foreign markets don't "whoon
her up cents WORTH" and that they
propose to buy in Mr.. Bruins high.
priced oil at one dollar per barrel.
The bulls stoutly deny any and all
figures sha: made the production over
10000 barrels daily, and say that
there is sufficient tankage on hand and
going up to take the production for
the next thirty DAYS; that in 81 and
'6S, after 4 long period Of starvation
prices, it was found that the local spe-
culator and tankage demand governed
the market that the same state of
things exists now; that s. oil is cheap, |
and there is plenty o! money to carry
it; that as soon as Europe find thev
cannot buy at the late prices she will |
pay s.; that the very cheapress Of our |
product for the last year has induced |
millions Of people 10 commence lis use;
that lamps once bought won. be
drown aside for an advance OF 4 few
The Volcano lubricator. (Volcano, W. Va.) 1871-1879, 1874-02-26
Parkers Landing Oil Market.

Below will be found the quotation:
OF oil at Parkcr's Landing, Pa, fol
the week ending Fe5ruary 25th, as re
ceived by special dispatches daily:
Feb. 70, IS7i-Market Q uiet.
Union Pipe Line, $2.Io per barrel;
United Pipe Line, $2.oo per barrel.
Fed. 20, IS74-Market Quiet,
Union Pipe Line, $I.o5 per barrel:
United Pipe Line. $1.9o per barrel.
Feb. 81, 1S74.-Market Quiet.
Union Pipe Line, $500 per Barrel;
United Pipe Line, $I.9o per barrel.
Feb. 20, 1871
Holiday. No report.
Teh. =, rS7t.-Market Quiet.
Union Pipe Line, $3.50 per barrel;
United Pipe Line, $1.75 per barrel.
Feb. IS, IS74-MIar!et qniet but
firm.
Union Pipe Line, $1.S7 bid, no sales !:
United Pipe Line. 81 SO bid; no sales.
The Volcano lubricator. (Volcano, W. Va.) 1871-1879, 1874-02-26

The editor Of the Upshur County
Delta makes this important announce
mcnt in his last issue.
"Buttcr this week ISc per pound
and eggs I21a5c Per Dozen
We also read in the same paper tha;
"the roads throughout the county are
almost impossible"
The Volcano lubricator. (Volcano, W. Va.) 1871-1879, 1874-02-26

cents per gallon. and that the produc-
ton is rapidly Diminishing, with no
prospect OF Il cheek within during The
next four months. Herald.
The Volcano lubricator. (Volcano, W. Va.) 1871-1879, 1874-02-26

The Maid Of MOODY Run, or the
Lover Oil Clippers. is a popular play
in the petroleum oil regions Of Penn
sylvania.
The Volcano lubricator. (Volcano, W. Va.) 1871-1879, 1874-02-26

We arc constrained 10 reject GA
Wceful Tale" by "Mac." It's moral"
is demoralizing.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1874-09-25

fill money Of !,-sy United States q America.
The present security note O: to'. Smout for
S5JGe he tT.,m~3 o. ,g"h rHHs rs g'erfSFI'
hea.S. .\S to The cigars and wine which hccn-
Joycd III company @. The hCspitthc President,
and over which he seems to weep and sorrow
in SO painful degree, he would merely remark
and remind his much endearing and injured
host, that he H5me) lead tHTnisbod. for the ttS
tee table on that occasion, and that Colonel ).
Smoot ought not and could not With truth or
proprety speak in such man!}n tones qt his
cigars und his Icines'' until he had made pay
ment of same to him, Mr.. +. Hume WHO ha3
furnished Mem
That in his, Hume'S, intrusion on the charm
ed circle ut Cape May. he meant business and
not PLEASURE and whether in 'his nyidious
comparison of Smoot TO llclmhold he had
done injury or injustice to either gentleman, to
the former or the latter. he would not pause to
enquire hat would leave ii 10 the emil Lhttncl
audience he then addressed to determine. lie
would conclude by saving, that he was friend
to the :. Md. Railroad Co., Is all his actions
would testify to and prove, and that he turned
away with Scorn from the unjust ilnputation OF
iE@ratituie ana breach OF hoSpitahlc rites which
the President OF the ). Nd. co. had sought TO
cast upon lin. He re-a#rmeI his }reriouS
SertioH, ''that Col. Smoot had timely and due
notice O this meeting having been called and the
motives that determined the action otcrcditorS.
and Col. Shoots written acluowlel cement 10
that effect could lie produced il demanded ny
him or any gentleman present. Having deliy-
cred the speech. ~ Just reported, in measured.
pointed and = perfectly cool and >rlf-posscssei
manner Mr.. Hume resumed the chair.
\ committee of FIVE WAS then appointed in
conformity with Mr. Dowuham's Resolutions
with authority to call an adjourned meeting
and report to same after receiving statement.
a., from President and officers Of = MI L. T.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1874-09-25

rg'HGS IS to GIVE NOTICE, That the sub
4 serhcr hay" obtained from the Orphans
Court Of Charles County, Maryland, letters
Of y administration on the personal estate of
EDW ARD NILES,
late Of said county, deceased. All pcrsons hay
ing claims against said deceased are hereby
warned to exhibit the same, with the vouchers
THEORETICALLY authenticated, to the subscribers,
on or before the 18th day Of March next
They may otherwise 10y law he excluded from
all benefit of said deceased estate. Given un-
der our bands hi, 18th day Of September, Isl ]!
! " MARlNG.
5 !. MILES, Adm'rs
sep - i. b. n. OF Edward Mines.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1874-09-25
RE-ID THE FOLLOWING TESTINON MALLS.

say to you that the Bradley Patent Enamel
Paint far exceeds my expectations in economy,
beauty, and | have every reason 10 believe IN
durability. More than twelve months since, |
painted the roof of my house Mansion House,
with the Bradley Patent Enamel PAINT and |
was SO well pleased with it, ! determined to
paint the fronts Of the Hotel and am most
happy to say that it gives me perfect satlsfac-
ton. III conclusion, will say, If this testmo-
NAL will be of any advantage to You, you are
at liberty to use it. Yours most respectfully,
ISAAC ALBERTSON,
Mansion House Hotel,
cor Fayette and st. Paul SITS, Baltimore.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1874-09-25

Service may be expected in Port Tobacco
Parish rs follows, commencing clock a. m:
Sept %, 18th Sunday after Trinity, Piney.
Oct. I, 18th Sunday after Trinity, Port To-
baccO
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1874-09-25
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE


Orphans Court Of Charles County. set:
SEPTEMBER %. 1874.
= RDERED by the Court. that J. " WARUN@
~ and :. \ MILES, Administrators de honis
of EDwAEEs MILES, deceased, give the notice
required by law to the creditors Of said Edward
Miles to exhibit their claims, LEGALLY anthem
ticated, by adycrtiscmentp published in some one
newspaper published in Charles county, Mary
land, once in each OF three successive weeks.
True copy,-Te5t:
" THOMPSON
Reg. Wills for Chs. Co.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1874-09-25

+! SECONDHAND PIANO.
L Price 50.
Apply to Miss f. {. TOWLES.
sep 25-2t Accokeck. Maryland.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1874-09-25
IN TIE CULTURE OF WHEAT
WHANN'S RAW~BONE SUPER-PHOSPHATE

extensively used this important for the that fufls these
conditions The paving for the fertilizer leaving the increased
yield fertilizer has eXcelled Combining
the qualities of the best Peruvian Grano with the most lasting
ties of dissolved bone, ; unexceed a for wheat.
Those farmers who have used WANN'S RAWBONE SUPERPIIOS
fHNIE need This
after the which can be brought merits.
fertilizer
luas;ed q r
cts mechanical condition excellent, especially fitting it for with
the drill. 81
Pamphlets and Circulars mailed application.
For Sale by VIM BOSWELL & Co..
MANUFACTJ REItS' AGENTS,
2l--3m
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1874-09-25
rom .Jrmcs Wdll. Es1,

From JImes Hal, Esq,
MARYLAND LINE, Baltimore Co, Md.
Sept. "a; 1872.
c. 7. KsIGHr, Esq, 1gem
Bradley's Patent Enamel Paint. B1limore:
Drar Sir-The paint which purchased from
YOU has given entire satisfaction, so much so
that ali my ncighhorS intend to follow my eX-
ample, and have their houses painted. 1t is
not only durable and cheap, but it looks better
after it is put on than any paint ever saw.
The painter | have employed is delighted
with it. He says he can paint twice as fast, and
at the same time do better job with the En-
amcl Paint than any other he ever used.
can therefore, without hesitation, recon-
mend it to the public as one of the rery best ar
ticles o: paint ever introduced.
Yours very respectfully,
JAMES HALL.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1874-09-25
On s%;a t'9E-tia< the - 9Th day
OF October next.

between the hours OF ana o clock. T. VI.
All that piece or parcel of Land, part of that
tract Of Land called ..Wcstwood Manor, - con-
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1874-09-25

The following letter is strong and valuable ::
BALTIMORE. Nd, Dec. 81, 1871.
9. F. KNIGHT, Esq. 4gent
BrIdl,y's PattH Enamel Paint:
D,ar .Sir-The paint we purchased from you
we viii chccrtully endorse as the best of any
kind we have ever used, its covering qualities
is everything desired, drying promptly and
with a hard gloss, which must, we think, resist
the action of al! kinds Of weather. This is our
experience and we can recommend it with GER
;a;nty. and intend to use it on all occasions
" here We desire u good job of work.
Very respectfully,
EMMART i QUARTLEY,
276 W. Baltimore St,
House, Sign and FreSco Painters.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1874-09-25

MILFORD, September 81, 1872.
Mr. {. 7. KNIGHT:
Dear Sir-As have been using Bradleys
Patent Enamel Paint, and not finding in one
instance where it has failed to give satisfaction,
| am therefore frank in recommending IT to the
public as the best paint in use. 1t dries prompt
IL. and adhercs firmly. and in beauty there is
none cxcelS. Yours truly,
JAS. II. TRClTT,
House and Sign Painter, Milford, Delaware.
- Always ready for use and easily applied,
Sold by the gallon. One gallon covers twenty
snrn-n varis Two coats
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RELIGIOUS SERVICES.

ST. LAZARUS EPIscOPAL) oHuRcB =
services At II am. and 7s@ pm Rector KEY
/ Charles stewart
SWEDISH LUTHERAN CoNGREoA =.
TOY. -,ws ,isl,o1 9ieik I" pm
HERNANDo STREET METHODIST
cEURcH-servioes at II am. ard At q" pm
Rev. l.. ID. Mullins pastor
GRACE (EFIsC0PAL) CHURCH Ser
vices 80 n am and pm. Rev Jas. Car
michael, rector. seats free.
ST. MARYis CATHEDRAL.--Hol eotn-
mnniOn at am; morning prayer ana ser
mon at II a m; evening service At 7ss0.
FIRST METHODIST CHURCH. Rev.
s. 3. surratt pastor. Services at II am
and $50 Pun. Sabbsth-schooi at $50 am.
ALABAMA STREET PRESBYTERIAN
CHURCH. Corner Of di1bGnl0 street and Jones
GrenHe-Services al II am, and 20 pm.
CHURCH OF THE GOOD SHEPHERD
Rev T. {. Upper, Rector. Services az 10 $50
am, AID 20 pm. sunday-school, am
FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
Corner Of Third and POpt y sfreets-serxi ices AZ
II am. and 7;'0 pm. by Rev. Henry = 1ergei'
CENTRAL METHODIST CHURCH
Services by Rev. Or. Slater at II AIN, and : 10
pm. subject in the morning, kegenefa-
non"
EMANUEL CHUKCH-BeGle street
Services at this church al $50 pm. Ley.
Atf.~Af
are invited,
FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH-PTeaehing
at II am. by Rev. John Craig. end at 80 ? m.
By the pastor, Rev. G. A. Lotion. sunday
school at am.
GEORGIA-STREET NJ. K. CHURCH
Divine services at II am. and Is pm. Rev.
J. D. stewart will preach al night sunday
school al $50 pm
CALVARY (EPIsCoPAL) CHURCH
This church viii be open Tor divine service
to-day, morning and evening the rector, Dr.
White, officiating.
LINDEN-STREET CHRISTIAN CHURCH
Supdsy-school al a IN. Communion service
at 1850 am. David Walk VIII preach at II -
am, and 20 pm.
ST.. JOINS NJ. Z. CHURCH Corner
Vance and L1udeTodts Streets--J. L. Chandler,
pastor. service at II am. and : 30 PEA. sun
dRy-school at 8 pm.
THIRD CUMBERLAND PRESBYTERIAN
CHURCH-C orRe FurfA and LOoasy str cts,
Chelse0.-Services at 10 30 am, and 40 pm
Rev. L. c. Taylor, pastor.
CENTRAL BAPTIST CHURCH.-Sab-
bath-sehool at $50 O'Clock. Services at II
a IN. 30 am. by Rev. DR.. Landrum, pastor.
Baptism after evening sevice.
SIXTH STREET NJ. f. CHURCH Cor
neT Of SiIth and Jackson streets, Fort Picte d Q
Rev. VIM. Stimmon, pastor. services 20
pm. Sabbath-schOol s. 30 pm.
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ADDTTI oNAL MARKETS.


BY TELEGRAPH.
MOBILE, October LECTION quiet; mid
ding, 10 GER low middltng, l42se; net recelp
gQ5 bales: gross receipts; S57 bales; exports
coastwise. z2l bales; sales 80 bales.
GALVESTON, October I7.-Cotton dull and
heavy: middlings, 143Scr low middnngs, l4ci
good ordinary, l33sc: net receipts, IDS bales;
gross receipts, 1885 bales exports eoastWlse,
IS bales; sales, 30 bales
CHARLESTON, october l7.-Cotton in good
demand. but lower; middling, l4A9l4 5-l5e I;
low mlddling, lie; good ordinary, l354c, net
receipts, al54 bales; exports to Great Britain,
1900 bales; to the continent, 80 bales; coast
wise, ESQ bales; sales, 1900 bales
SAVANNAH, October l7-Co;ton quiet;
Iliddling l45<e; low middliDg, l41sc; good or
receipts. s2l5bales; exports to Great Britain,
S42S bales; eoastwise, l7s7 bales; sales, 20
bales.
NEW ORLEANS, october Il, pm II
Cotton IN demand; sales, 20 bales;
I39lSIsc; low middIIng TO strict low mid
ding, 141l4lse; middiug to strict middling,
l41s9l41ac; good midding to middling fair
lf5xegl51<c; receipts, 3lS5 bales; exports TO
continent, ga bales; Great Britain, 10,7Sl
bales; stock, 20 49, bales; unsold last evening,
1890 bales.
NEW OKLEANS.Sep tember I5.--Giold, lo51s
sight, par; sterling, s5l5S-
NEW ORLEANS, October l7.-FlOur--super-
due, q 25; double, 81 81; treble, s5@6; choice,
S. z5a6 50. Corn-white, 81 10. Oats prime,
&c; choice, sic. Bran 81 221z. Hay hrmer
choice, SIS. Pork dull and lower at ~ -.
Shoulders, SC. Bacon-shoulders, H@lf4c.
Hams, l2Jl4c. Iard-uerce- l51ac; kegs io5tc.
Scgar-28 hogsheads new received today and
sold; common, nc; fair, sc; good fair, SIC.
Molasses in good demand; prime 70 strictly
prime. eS,878c. Coffee firm; ordinary 70 prime,
l61zal91kc. Whfsky-L0uisiana. 81 u2,4l 81
western, 81 0a@l %. Cornmeal-si Excl ..
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1874-10-18
HAIR is BEAUTY.

No lady can be handsome without a
fine suit OF hair To see a lady with full suit
OF hair is to see q beauty; 10 see lady Without
any hair IS horrfd. The dogs VIII bark al her.
To avoid this great calamity IS TO go 10 the
only fashionable and only real halr store OF
the -Lavigne's-where you Will md fuI
suits of hair in all the shades and 10 suit every
pocket: and also all the new hair ornaments
OF the season. Competition Is defeated IN
0uality. Quantity, and, what is all. the prices.
Great bargains this week. call and see. La
vigne keeps also the celebrated Aurealine, or
Golden Hair Wash, the only reliable g0lQen
that has never failed 70 give fun satisfaction.
Try one bottle. Put II on dark hair AT night,
and wake up with the metamorphOsis or tne
golden hairln the morning. Try one bottle
al Lavigne's. No. go Main street.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1874-10-18
TO THE PUBLIC.

Now that the season for oysters has
opened, r. STATE 4 Bro, Of No. 30S Second
street, take pleasure in announcing to their
numerous patrons and customers that their
elegant saloon for ladies and gentlemen l. now
open. Ladies and gentlemen, by visiting
Statz & Bro. can be served with the most de
ncious Norfolk oysters, which are received
bv express daily, fresh, fat and sound, from
the celebrated frm OF r. aud II. Chamber
iaine, who are noted for the excellent manner
in which they put up oysters for shipment.
Statz & Bro. not only serve oysters in any
style. but also sell them by the can. They al
50 keep a 1un line of finest liquors, ales,
brandies, wines, fruits, candies, bread, cakes,
cigars. tobacco, fancy groceries, etc. Give
them a call and you will be well pleased.
We recommend this popular and reliable
hrm 70 public patronage.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1874-10-18
JOHNSTON & VANCE.

Among the creditable business houses
OF cur city Is that OF Messrs. Johnston &
Vance whose large esta 5itShment, No SO
Main street, under the Peabody hotel, now
contains a well selected and judicious assort-
mept of gentlemen's furnishing goods, ready
made clothing, Overcoats, etc, Of the latest
styles and Of the best qualities Of goods.
These gentlemen defy competition in price,
style and quality, and have now one Of the
best selected stocks ever offered to the public.
Their line Of oyercOats, ranging in price from
ten TO sixty dollars, Is unsurpassed Oy any
house in Memphis With that commendaole
uberality and spirit OF en- 5erprlse which have
placed them 50 high in the esteem and p0pu-
larlty CT the public, they now offer their
goods at the very lowest prices, a. cannot
TAIL to satisfy every customer. Not only in
Overcosts, but Gin gentlemen's underwear,
pants, vests, cos Is, handkercniefs, umbrellas
ally the excel all other hOu-es. We take
pleasure IN recommending them TO public
patronage, feeling assured that they VIII
please every customer. Read thelr grand al
VertiSgneut elsewhere.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1874-10-18
ADDITIONAL RIVER NEWS.



Nxw ORLEANS, October I7.--Weather clear
and pleasant. No arrivals or departures.
v1oKsBuks, october Bs--River falling
Weather clear and cool. Port Hst-Upi
st. GsneyisVe, Paragon. Down. Bee and
earges.
LOUISVILLE, October l7s-Riyer stationary
with feet q inches in the canal, and Il
inches in the Indiana chute. weather
pleasant. Arrived: II. ". Dugan, Cincin-
natl. Departed; Dugan, New Orleans.
PITTsRuRe, October l7.--River falling,
with q inches in the channel Weather clear
and pleasant.
NASHVILLE, October 1.-THE river Is rising
slowly with 2 feet inches on the shoals.
Weather clear and pleasant.
CAIRo, October IL. Noon.-W Gather clear.
Arrived City OF Chester, Memphis, 10 am.
Glencoe, 81. Louis, 10 am. Departed; Esper-
anza, New Orleans; City Of Chester Memphis,
noon..-Night CARVED Colorado, s.. Louis $
p. IN; Belle Memphis, ST. LoHls, PM Mary
Alice. ST. Louis, pm. Departed: Glencoe,
NeR Orleans, pm; Colorado, NiekAburS.