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The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1875-10-01

by gOiag to Bancroft d McC-rter's store,
and purchasing flannels, you can save 2l
per cent. reduction in order to close Oht.
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CT Jsnes is more popular than ever
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The, eriG' eIectIoa proclamation Will
appear next week.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS.

We are authorized to announce Joseph
Ernst as a candidate for reelection 10 the
Office OF County Treasurer.
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Newman s. Co. will sell you parasOl
for % cents.
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Credits on our mail lisa will appear next
week.
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NRnAr1s G0sNG ON.

Miss Flora Harris has opened a select
school, at the residence Of her father on
Constitution street, west side, south Of 9TH
avenue. We believe her to he worthy of
public confidence and patronage.
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An endless variety of fans at q. w
Newman & Co.'s,
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Without the knowledge Of John ii. Cow
an we take the liberty Of announcing him
as u candidate of sheriff of Lyon county.
subject to the action of the republican con-
Ventiou. We would say from personal
acquaintance with Mr. Cowan, that he is
well qualified aud would make an etti-
Client officer. CITIZEN
We are authorized by the undersigned
voters Of Pike township, to announce the
name Of Ross Thomas rs candidate for
the Office of sheriff of Lyon county, ut The
next ensuing election, subject to the de
ci>iOn of the republican county conven-
tion 10 be held Oct. IL. 1873. MIR. Thomas
is u farmer Of Pike township and has held
the office of county assessor for six years,
and is well known Icy all the old settlers
Ul H..
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Circus to-day { Friday.

Court is still In Sc sion.
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A good dinner at Tom Harvey's for
% cts. lott
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CUT THIS OUT
Closing OF Malta at EmP0ria.

And Paste 1t mp ia Some convenf-n
PLACE
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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1875-10-23
SHE'LL OYSTERS.
Madame Vincent's oyster ParIOrs and
Family DininS-ROOms- Rednc-
ton in the Price of Nor
folk Oysters.

Madame Vincent, of the Crystal Pal
ace saloon, receives the best and freshest shell
oysters, by the ear-losd, from n rfOlk regu-
larly. Her {, egant establishment has been re-
painted and rehtte1, t. suit the times and the
trade and now The Crystal Palace presents the
most inviting appearance OF any saloon or
oyster establishment in the city The Mad
anne has reduced the price OF Norfolk oys-
tels as follows: When eaten on the halt
shell, at the oyster counter, thirty-hve
cents per dozen; when eaten at the tables,
fifty cents per dozen. The Madame has
elegent dining rooms 70 ladies and families,
where they can enJ y the delicious bivalyes,
which are served up IN every style and IN the
most artistic manner by acco upltsned oyster
cooks; In fact, ladies and children can get al
the delicacieS o. the season, good coffee, ETC.. at
this noted place of resort. The best attention
will b. paid to all visitors, and especial atten-
ton will be paid to ladies and families VINO
visit the establishment as the Madame gives
per .onal attention to- and has supervision OF,
all the departments of the house. Families
will be supplied either with shell or opened
oys eTs at twenty five cents per dozen, or by
the quart, can, bushel or barrel, at the lowest
rates. The trade VIII al o be supplied, by the
barrel, Ct prices that will defy successful COM
petition.
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Personal.

Mr.. SAM r. WATKINS, a well known
citizen of Maury county, is in the city.
H. B. PLANT. president of the South
ern express company, is visiting the city.
Mr. NJ. J. O'BRIRN, general superin-
tendent of the southern express company is
in The city.
The following visitors attended the
cotton exchange yesterday: j W. Musson, Of
Buffalo, ami colonel george Norman, of New
Orleans.
WE had a visit yesterday from Mr..
Calvin B. Vance, proprietor OF the Pamela
Star, one of the best papers published In this
section. Mr.. Vance win be in the city for
few d. s.
MEssRs. JAMES r. J. F. TAYLOR
have opened a school for instructions on the
violin, guitar, banjo and cofne I, at 80. 2S5
second street, over Hitzfeld's lamp-store
These young men are represented TO us as be-
ing IN every respect worthy and deserving OF
puDlic patronage.
AL-SUPERINTENDENT d. w.
c. ROWLAND and Chier-Engiheer Fred d. Flu
nisck Of the Louisville, Nashville and
Crest Southern rsilr. al, leave by special
train this morning Tor Louisville. They will
inspect the Memphis branch OF their great
and reliable road, and We are sure they wtil
find II IN good condition, for no line can boast
of a better or more efficient superintendent
than Mr. John Flynn. Under the sup5rin-
tendencs OF Mr.. Rowland, the Louisville rail-
road and all It's branches, aggre satiug sixteen
hundred mi les IN length, viii be judieiously
and successfully operated.
Mr.. MALCOLM CARUTHERs and bride
nee Soaper, of Henderson, Kentucky, have
reached the city, ana are a. the Peabody. Mr..
Caruthers is one OF the most estimable young
gentlemen OF this city, and lawyer OF &C
kuowledged ability. His b. de is the daughter
OF VIM SoapeT, p So, of Henderson, X entucky,
VINO, by reason OF MS moral excellence and
per.onAl VIZ tn, irrespective OF ms hlSn prom
inence in business circles, Is g ntleman OF
great popularity in r enlucky. Mr.. Caruthers
has won for his partner in lie a young lady
of r fined culture, beauty and intelligence,
q worthy Representative OF a family noted for
It's worth, hospitality and elegance. He is
worthy OF such q 0ride, ard Will be to her q
deserving aapreciRtive and devoted husband.
To the happy pair We extend our sincere con-
ordinations
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weeks engagement at the Theatre. MI, No
bies viii be supported by John +. hogtIb,uIa-
matte and speciality companion, reltIlVe 20
whose acting the Pittsburk Commercial SAYS
"Mr. Mobiles Is an actor OF great merit ana u
ever any man was intended for any special
play he certainly WIS intended 10 play the
part he took last evening. Never was any &C
TOR greeted with such rounds OF applause az
he was, and Miss Mary Mason, VINO played me
part Of "Effie ElmOTe' IN the drama. ASIDE
from being star IN her profession, she j. q
very lovely woman, and was quite q iaNotlIe
with the audience last evening. To FAY mat
each and every member or the company are
excellent, ana that the most singulne eGptc-
Ia ions Of the entire audience were lully real
lied, would be TO say the truth only. IN
company has received the most uatlering no
tic S from the press every where where ihey
have given an entertainment, and without
doubt they have merited ell the praise they
have received"
Myers's OperahOuse.
We take pleasure in noticing grad
uRl Increase in The attendance at this place
OF amusemeDf, which underline management
of Mr.. Louis Meyers has been elevated 10
character of respectability fer ABOVE thaI OF
most vaudeville theateTs He has, II conslu-
cradle expense, made engagements ioI lie
season by which the best artists VIII appear
IN rapid succe~ sion. The attractions al pres
ent are Baby MDon sid, Mr. M'DOnald' Little
Dot, Mr. Charles 7. Ellis, and others, stars IN
their particular line.
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rIemphis Oyster Company.

The lovers Of ocean bivalves will be re-
iolcsd 10 know that MessTs. John SturlR, VIM
cent BAG galupo, 4. Raggio and John 4, sig
nafgn have formed an n ISOLATION 10 bs known
as the Mem pals oyster company. This COM
many is composed Z men OF means and large
experience IN the oyster business, which, I'M
der effirteut MANAGEMENT, viii be largely
developed. They have made arrangeme nts toT
sl,irpiiIr oysters 10y the carload, and Will re-
ceiv- consignments three times during tns
week. direct from norfolk. The members OF
This company are well known 10 tee citizens,
and VIII be anle TO furnish the people OF Mem
phis with oysters by the Wholesale or RETAIL
= . "a y low rFiaFg
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DR.. WARD has recently returned from
an eXtensi e tour with young ladies in Europe.
is 3 first-class, sstab ished institution, having
now the additional advantage of his lectures
on Europe. The solid and ornamental ady4n-
tages OF this school, and its superior boarding
arrangements, are not eXceiled by any school
in the United 81 ates. Parents wishing the best
care ana education for their daughters Will
Sc nd for q catalogue.
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TO EXCHANGE.

Eighteen miles from Mem
i pnis; rents Tor 500 net per annUm; and
r -sf-Cl AS suburban residence, In exchange for
i'm proved residence property IN city. Apply
70 JAS. ). CAnPt TER & CO.,
AlL NJ nnf-On street
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ADDITIONAL gIyER REPORTS
Assoois,oa Prc.s dispatches.

PITTsBURG, October 22-Night.-River feet
and falling. SWeather clear and pleasant
CISCINNATT, October % -Night-River fall
ing, with s feet inches in the channel.
Weather clear.
LOUISVILLE, October q. Weather clear.
River falling, with feet inches in the canal,
and 8 feet on the fails. Arrived: James d.
Parker, Memphis. Departed Jas. ID. Parker,
Cincinnati.
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SIZE e. g GGA TS.
SPECTAL MoTTCE.

CAPTAIN J. F. HICKS TELE- AZ
! graphs from Cairo that The EzssaE1kssEsss
MARY BELL will arrive THIS AFFEtsNOON
ana depart positiv a. 4 Pm. for New or
leans. says he Will be pleased to see every
body-the business men, the pleasure-seekeIs,
and the ladies particularly.
nnf23 / y. WASHINGTON. Agent.
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ROOMS AVID BOARD.

DOARDERS-A few day-boardeTs can be &C
u commodated al ~ Court street. octl7
DOARuING BY MRS. NJ. J. ELLlOTr-At
ID No. s. Poplar 81 superior boarding and
lodging, IS per week; day board 81 per week.
DOOMS-Two front rooms, With other choice
II rooms, at lO4 COURT 81.
SPLENDID ROOM, WITH BJARD-Terms
- moderate 10 MONROE = D.
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GET ONE OF those children's cape over
coats which we are selling at five dollars.
They are worth eight do lars.
81. >. CHAPSKY 4 20, Z7 Main street.
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In mourning not

In mourning note, and fancy station
cry: inc pock books, in Russia and seaiskin;
school rewards, and cOlored picture toy -Dooks,
at A. +. DOD CO.'S,
34l Main street.
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Novelties

ALL-wooL, boys' cashmere suits at So,
worth s. 50 They are great bargains NJ. :.
ChapsFy & Bro, n Main street.
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Why is it Drs. A. Wesson & Sons, 243
Main street, are doing finer dentistry, and at
lower prices, than any dentists in the city
Simply because they do their own WORK, and
do not employ esponsible men, at large
sol n q IL fharn
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Red Snapper, PickereI

]. A. Signiago, "tne new reliable
second to none" is IN daily receipt OF fresh
oysters fsh and game of all kinds, consisting
of ouails, prairie chickens, Yenison and cell
ery and VIII sell the same at as low price as
any competitor in the city can or will. Don't
forget the number, 2TS Second street.
New patterns in real jet st the
JET PALACE.
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Go TO Beddin's Business College.

SPLENDID Atwood cashmere pants
at s., worth IS, at NJ. Is. Chapsky & Bros, III
OH afr
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BOUQUETS and cut flowers at Craig's.

Go TO Mrs. Lanier's, 2O7 Main street,
for late papers, magazines, ETC.; also a fine
law library, cheap.
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Five hundred pounds Of fresh lake
Fish, Blue Pike, Whftefish and White Bass, at
l214 cents per pound, al -
]. A. SIGNAIGO'S,
ZTS Second street
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Fsvorite Baltimore fresh oysters, five
dozen in each can, fifty cenLs per can, al J.
Farlelli< q Jefferson street
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AAUSEMENTS.
Bsker and FarrOn.

Last night being " fashionable night, T"
a very large and perhaps one of the
most select audiences ever assem-
bled within our pretty theater, greet
ed Messrs. Baker and FarrOn In their
new play OF Heinrich and Hettte. This play,
like ali the others presented by this cOmbina-
ton, Is OF very simple plot, and inge niously
wrought so Is to give prominence 10 the talent
Of the stars; vet there ls noticeable consld-
cradle I'M pTovemeut in the Heinrich and Het-
tie Of last night over Chris and Lena aud Con
rad and Lizstte in 50 far as the unTavelling OF
the story is concerned. Besides the very
amusing and entertaining specialles OF
Messrs. Baker and farron, the former in the
characterIZaJ on OF grt Gu DutChman, yet not
81 green a. ter all, ana The latter as The Dutch
girl, Hettie Stoef-i," and verdant Irishman,
" Michael Slagherty," fresh from the "ould
sod !" we must mention as meritlng common
Of Laura Appleby, the bankers adopted
daughter" by Miss Emma Palmer, who, dur
ing her short stay with US has displayed ORA
matte genius far above mediocre. Mr. R-lch-
um was happy as "Aristarches Diggs, lnsnr-
Rnce sgent and repor err a character which
in other hands would hardly have merited
notice. The other characters were fairy sus-
and Rettte Egil. prove an attractive addition to
Baksr ana Farrons repertoire. Those who
would enjoy q y easant sf eTnO1n s-Culd at
tend lue n stinee who be ius 81 one o'clock
sharp This afternoon, WI en- Heinrich and Hettte
will De rspe ats1. There will Je 90 perform
Ance tonight asssrs -ker and FarTOu leav-
iuE the city mn, i-tely after the matinee.
The Great Novelty sensation.
Next Monday night he popular
young actor and author, Nj ton Mobiles, IN the
role Of Jim PludsOe,' viii commence
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A magnificent stock of gold, gold
plated and other goods at the
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1875-10-23

New goods in resi- jet and black gar
net jewelry Just received at the
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SPECIAL NOTICE.

CLIPPERS and the travelling K
: public can rely on the steamer t8sss1zsesslsss<
RUTH leaving promptly for all points on
Whlte and Little Red ttiVers on SATU RDAY
evening, all reports to the contrary notwith-
Etanding L. g. POS Al
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TEE cheapest and best STEAM DYEINo
and CLEASISG HOUSE in the city Is at Z45
Second street, HANSON & WALKER,
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FOR SALE OR RENT.

II WELlISG-FIue suburban Dwelling
] , House FOR sale OF rent Apply at No. 81
Main street. Se2
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Down Goes the Price.

ATTEND Robertson's Business College.
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DIR. WARD has recently returned iron

The season has opened at Steve Glenn
ept's, 50 Beale street, In Game, Oysters ant
Fish. Steve Clement, So Beale, sells Only the
best, All goods warranted.
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FOR NEW ORLEANS.
THE GREAT AND UNEQUALED
Str, NJ AES Y B ell,
or 1000 Toms Bnrthen.
or 1900 Toms Bnrthen.

For vicksburg, Natehez, New Orleans and
the Bends
ctr. WARY ss.G,
J. r HicEs-ma. A. GrissOm- cl K IsSzksazzzskszas
J. T. WASaIN1 ON, 800 Front st.
Leaves as abov on her FIRST trip THIS
DAY, October 23d, at pm.
As the Great Eas ern is on the ocean, so Is
the MARY BELL on the Mississippi Come
every body and see her, and be ", leone. II
the Memphis and New Orlear tTate viii sup
port the NARY BELL, JAMES HOWARD,
THOM PSON DE An, and the faithful II tie
J HIN b. MAUDE, in her infancy, what will
Memphis do twenty years hence when she
may have a population of 2O,0O industrious,
producing men, women and children. oct22
SECULAR sssmphis ma New Orleans
PscE 81 for tn Year.
For Vicksburg, Natchez, New orleans and
all Way and Bend Landings.
str. SSRs. + BAUD,
J. T. West..msst E. OutIaW..clk assssIazsssEEzzs
Leaves every alternate TUESDAY, conn
Tuesday, October 18TH,
Tuesday, November I'd.
Tuesday, November 18th.
tuesday Novembei 3Oth.
tuesday, Decembe l4th.
Tuesday, December 25th.
And on during the year.
For freight or passage apply to
]. T. WASHINGTON, Agent, 800 Front st.
The JNO. B. MAUDE is the only boat that
will remain in the trade he entire year. Aav-
Ing been thoroughly repaired and refur Jished,
is now M surpassed by any boat on the w St
ern wafer as a tlrHt.class pass niger packet.
Every attention Will be paid to way and
plantation business. Oct2I
rev Orleans and Memphis r ackeg CS.
Steamers
sc airy Bell, -
]. F. Hioks......m master ALI. Grissom ..-..cIerk
AND
= - mses Ea OWard, -
B. R. Pegran. J. II. Chsssaing, clerk
One OF the above large and magnificent
steamers will leave Memphis for New Orleans
every "WEDNESDAY, beginning October 9th.
Patrons may rely on these boats remaining
in the trade the entire season.
J. 7. WASHINGTON, Agent,
sepl 800 Front street.
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Novelties il je, jewelry at the
LET PALACE
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CTRAW BFRRE PLANTs-Of all the load
- lug vsricrI.-, at the lowest MARKET price.
Persons Intending to Plant extensively Will DO
well 10 examine our stock and prices before
0l ociIs . q. Is. BkRBoUR & co, Memphis.
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AEULEs AND HORSEs-Just received, 50
vi Texas Nh Is and Hnrses, broke and OF
good siEe-a good substitute for common plug
horses, being cheaper and more durable. bays
already received twelve car-loa =, and vii
gel large sn pmeuts IN future II we can nnu a
market Liberal induceme Is TO dealers or
specuIators FORREST & FARES.
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q ErOND HAND PIANOS - Warranted in
. good tune q "a order, from SIS upward, Sc
cording 10 8 Vie ana hnish. Great bargains.
CRll and see, at - $500,
EOLLkNBERG'S MUSIC HOUSE,
ocf7 IA " 19i Main street.
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WANTS.

1, ITU All JN-A lady, who has an extensive
4 acquaintance through the country and
can l. fiueuce some trade, WISHES situation
in a store as sa esw woman. Adore
oct23 MRS. c. L. B., Appeal ONCE.
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fyONFE rTIONy cry An extensive stock Of
I = confectionery, toys aud fancy articles, en-
bracing everything pertaining 70 nrst-class
confectI emery business. Also, bake oven ana
candy mandatory, consisting OF All the
ute Il. necessary TO carry on the baking
coufeCtiouer ~ and candy m6nufac- uring busl-
ness. Cash, city zeal estate or notes win APP
proved security taken, as may best suit the
purchaser. Good reason given Tor selling,
For lur - er particulars apply on the pre- misses,
octl2 4l9 MAIN ST.
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, CENTRAL PAkK The properly known as
Central Park, containing 100 acres, stu
ated tour and o e-haI 90 miles from the
CITY on he Memphis and Charleston IA. lToad I;
inc o>ec by a six foot picket fence Several
varieties II young fruit-ti ees and shruooery
set out and growing, good water, and within
an b urs drive Of the city; suitable Tor nurse
'oct22 r. D. SPEED, 9O2 Front st.
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CALE%MAN-A good salesman for clothing
= and dry goods business. Good wages given.
Apply at l2 MAIN 81.
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Next Monday ujght he popular
young actor and author, Nj ton Mobiles IN the
role Of Jim BludsOe,' viii commence
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STEAMBOATS,.
FOR ARKANSAS RIVER.

FOR ARKANSAS RIVER.
Memphis and Arkansas Efyer U. d.
Mail Line.
For Red Fork, Auburn, New Gsscony, Pine
Bluff, and all points through TO
Lite Rock.
Belle of Texas, Legal Tender,
J.J. Darragh--.msster. Ed. Rowland master.
Fort Gibson. Osa Miller,
Z. B. Smith. master. J. WOodburne.- master
One of these fine passenger steamers will
leave Memphis as above, positively,
EVERY WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY at 3
o'clock pm.
For freight or passage apply to
JNO. N. HARDIN, Sup't, 296 Front ST., or
Z z OLE N ARent on " hArf hORt.
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LOST.
roe SALE.

Onn nOn FrNCE PICKEIs, at s. 80 per
ZUU.ttJU thousand, by
WILLIAMS & co, Lumber Dealers.
TOTTON-G iNS, ETC. six new Champion
I gins at ? per saw; one Gullett gin Tor $50,
nearly new; one pair Fairbanks rlauorIn
Fcaies for SO; one lot OF pulleys; one pair Of
ocI25 ~. PATRICK, No. IS Union ST.
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UTOOD-Allen & ark Will pay 81 per cord
w for wood delivered at tn ir brtckysrd.
EETET NUnSr--n hite woman. Leave adj
w dress at APPEAL OFFICE.
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EURNTTURE-The furniture OF boarding
4 mouse No. II Poplar ST., corner Second; IS
one OF the best stands for clearinghouse IN
the city; Is now ulled with eighteen or tWenty
fir,t cIass boarders Any one wi. hing to get a
good bargain " ill do well TO call soon.
ocJl2 MRS. TAYLOR, Proprietress.