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DUCONGE'S
PICTORIAL
BALSAMTC SYRUP.

NEARLY half century has elapsed since
IN the discovery OF this wonderful COM
pound. Its well-established virtue and It's
high reputation in all ailments of the chest,
lungs breast and bowels, is so well known
and has been tested for so many years by such
extensive patronage that 1t would be superfiu-
Gus at this late day to dwell at any length on
Its efficacy in colds, asthma, bronchitis, in
Illumination of the throat, stomach or bowels,
splitting of blood, and whOoPIDg cough.
II has been found highly beneficial in AL in
naInmatory disorders, such as rheumatism
diarrnea or dys ut ~ and summer comp plant,
and especially in those cases o chOlerine
which for want Of proper care so often de
generate into confirmed cholera.
consumption, it has been found nOsJ effica-
ciOns IN preventing that most awful scOuIge
whenever timely resOrted to.
Besides its acknowledged certainty of cure,
most compounds or the same nature, the de.
ctded advantage that, owing TO its agreeable
flavor, 1t can be administered without the
least difficulty 10 children, and II requires no
particular diet. II Is also the cheapest, not
only because the bottles contain more syrup
than any other, but owing TO It's peculiar
composition this syrup viii keep fer years
without fermenting, and Il can be used in
families whenever required, by simply keep
ing the bottles well corked.
Directions for Taking the syrup.
Crown persons can take from four 10 six
spoonfuls In the cour. e OF the day, either puIe
or dill uted in q little water or 4 less quantity
at intervals OF three or -four hours.
Persons much troubled during the night
may take two tablespoon ,uls o. l. { syrup on
procure good u gifts rest.
Children from three 10 five years Old may
take from four 10 six IeaspOOnfuls during the
day in suitable quantities, at intervals of
three 10 four hours.
For sale by
nov27 cod w. Il. SEABROOH IL so.
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WORKIgGMEN'S
Building end Loan Association.
TNFELTCE.

A Splendid new novel by AUGUSTA
"A EVANS, author of " Beulah, ""St Elmo"
"Vashi" ste. The last and best book writ
ten by this popular author, and one of the
finest flctions in the English language. Every
one must read IL. Sold everywhere.
q. W. CARLETON q CO.,
octl7 cod Publishers, New York.
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PROBATE COURT SALE
-OF -
heal Els tat e.

No oys p DIN the Probate Court Of shelby
Nco1Dty Tennesse-Fanuic :. Marsh adulin-
iEtrstfix ETC., VI. Siu Marshf - al
NY virtue of a decree for sale entered ~
X ,his cause will sell IT public aucuou.
to the highest bidder, In front OF Lue GUN
houSe door, on Main street, 3iempbls, on
saturday, d. cen Der is, 1876,
within legal hours, the following described
fssi estate tO-wtt: Living aud being IN t4s
sixth ctytl district OF 9uelOy SOut4'5'
80 81 lot No, &. containing 3 4l-l0O acres. y
inc on tn. west s!de 81 the Big II eA plt t ~,
road, bOuodeu as IL tve., nv the Thomas
lands on the NORTH by the -ond ~ .f,,.oH
Angus, on the south by the /" "
Marsh. ,.. wing on
each side Of said plank road and near -
river, bounded as follows: On the east oy T.
land Of Cherry, on the west by the lands o.
the Rawlings estate, on ire norm P ~. tbs
lands of the John r Marsh estate
Also a portion of lot No. . cont tlDfng - -
100 acres lying OF the north side OF said pl's =
road bounded as follows: On the ea>t Dy To-
lands of Mary A. Marsh. on the west oy Ire
dove. of Fannie :. Marsh, on tne nOI q ~
the lands OF the estate of John X. darsbr Oh
the south by the Big creek p ar kroad. So.
For a more perfect description OF mes Iots
reference is made to plan Of subdivision foaOS.
bv c. q. BuTk, County Surveyor. IN case y
Mary A. Marsh, ct al Va John H. Marsh el AZ
No. t45, n. r. D., First ChancorJ court u
The minimtirn value OF said land IS so PEE
acre. -.
six and twelve months, purch asers exec 'L4l5
notes with approved securitSS = snd a lien VIII
be retained until the PurchEs7 money =
wholly paid.
This November Is, 1875.
JAMES REILLY, Clerk
EN- Hesrn sol for compI't. nol5
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a GARD.

To all who are suffering from the errors and
indiscretions OF youth, nervous weakness ear
~ lec'y, loss OF mar nood, etc, will send
recipe that will cure you, FREEOF CHARGE
This great remedy was discovered by a mis-
sion airy In South America. Send a self ad-
dressed envelope to REV. JOSEPH I. IEMAN
- alton ID, Bible House. New York city. n %
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Trustees Sale.

DY virtue of deed OF trust made by James
I'D Wells to me as trustee and recorded in
the Registers office OF Shelby county, Tenn,
in Bseord BOOK No. Jos, page 26S, will sell on
"wednesday, December Is, 1875,
at IL o'clock am, on the south west corner OF
Main and Madison streets, Memphis, Tenn,
the following described property. viz: Lying
on the south side If Monroe street extended,
and known as part OF Block n o. 494, togeth er
with the dwelling-h houses situated upon the
same and known as Nos 2I3 and 2i5; the aid
property being a les sehOId, having shout
three years and six months to run. SAID prem
ises will be sold for cash, to satisfy the debt
therein mentioned. The title is believed TO be
good, but sell as trustee only.
= A. POOL, Trustee
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HahnesdaH. naeemhar 8. 1879

in front of the Courthouse, on Main street, IN
the city of Memphis, Tennessee, proceed to
sell, at public auction, to the highest bidder,
for cash, the tract of land named and de-
scribed in said deed of truAt, as follows: Sit
uated, lying and being in The county OF Shell
by, State of Tennessee, to- wit: Being all that
part of the following described lands, lying
south of the line of the Memphis and Oh RES
ton railroad, viz In the eleventh surveyor =
county, on both sides OF the Memphis and
Charleston railroad, and bounded as follows
'N-wtt: BEGINNING at a stake with red and
S1b e oak pointers, on the north line of Var o
49, To- ID; thence north seventy-seven chains
and fiftv uks "a C. 50 l., to a stake in the cen
fer OF the ~ empnls and Co;ilervilie planE
Soa,I tE,anoa no tn $50 W. four chains and d
TO- HnES ~ = Is y TO a STAGE In said road
thence north twenty chains and forty links
go c. 40 20 stake l. 9bsncs ssos, 49,,
with black gum pointers; Ne Ssss nt ,s
CHAINS Us c.l to a stake So 1 ~ ~ I'LL
a rel oak pointer: thence south w ny -slsnt
chains and forty links t28 c. 40 ~ to 7s4He , ~
said plank road; thence south 81 es~>b WIN
said road five chains and fifty links IS C. -
to q stake; thence south seventy-twO chalL9
az CO. to a black oak marked as "A corner with
sweet gum pointers; thence west with cross
line fifteen chains aud twenty-five links tl5c.
Is L. to the beginning; containing one hun
dred and hfty-1Ine 42-ltO acres, as surveyed
by John Brown, surveyor of said couE ty, June
IL, 1883, excluding the area of the railroad So
as to leave said $50 42-l00 acres within saii
metes and bounds, after deduetiDg SAID rail
road; being the same land bargained and sOid
by said Goodwin to said Wood, by his bond fox
title, dated January II, 1850, of record in tue
Registers Office OF said county, in book No. A.,
part /, pages 5A, 535 and $50, in pursuance o!
which bond this deed is executed; said paTi
lying south of the Memphis and Cha stOn
railroad, containing one hundred and ten
acres, more or less, together with all the priv
ileges and sppurtenances thereunto belong
ing.
Right of redemption waived; title bel
to be good, but l will only convey as Trus;e ?.
Sale TO take place between the hours Of 4.
and Il o'clock am.
TOM GALE, TTns.ee.
Memphis. NOyem her &. IKE
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aSEGs SsD gGaEs
AttoEn ey~ az Eaa ~,
2R0 Vain Straoss Esxt ailA.
Magic Lanterns.

AH'AaLIsEER'S Patent ArtOpsicOn, the
Nl most p IWerful Magic Lantern ever made !;
with brilliant OIL Lamp; for Home, Sunday
School and Lectures, StereOpticons, Etc.
Slides at reduced prices. A PRoFITA Bile
BUSINESS FOR A MAN WITH SMALL CAPITAL
Catalogues sent on application.
Wa. Y. M'ALLISTER,
saw IDS Chestnut St, Pbilsde phia Pa.
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NOTICE.

TTJHE undersigned has lost or mislsid certn'
cate OF stock, No 81, for 20 shares In the
Memphis Building and savings Associate n,
and hereby warns ali parties that this certfn-
cate is null and void, as he has made spplics-
des ABRAHAM GODsHAw.
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PRR>CRIrTI0x FREEi

LOh the speedy cure of Seminal weakn ess
II Lost Manhood, and al disorders brought
On Dy lnolscretion CT excess. ANY druggist
has the ingredients. Address DAVIDSON n
60, Box Z2o5, New York. ocSG-deod
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CHANCERY SALE
OF
ia. - - Z BS TIA { 4

No. l2ll, R.-Chancery Court Of Shelby county.
Tennessee.-D. Weaver, trustee and receiver
OF Planters Bank, Tennesss e, VS.. Coleman
JaTmal.
DI virtue OF an interioc Gtory decree for
u sale, entered In the above cause on tue
LIT day OF July, 1875, } will sell, at pubic auc-
ton, 10 the highest bidder, In front OF the
Clerk and Mat RS Office, new cOurthou. Q
1l-!dIng. NAM reef. Mem Oh b. TenEessan on
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SHERIFF'S SALE
OF
II . a I HS tate.
In the Town Of Raleigh.

DUBLIC NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN,
l. That by virtue Of a YenditionI expOnas 70
me directed from the Honorable First Cir
cult Court of Shelby county, Tennessee. in
the case OF Duffy & Carey VS.. VIM. Wallace
Judgment rendered on the 18th OF June,
no, for the sum of five hundred and twenty
two dollars and seventy-hve cents, with inter
est and costs OF suit, 10 satisfy said judy
ment, ETC., will, on
Thursday, 9th Day Of December, 1875,
in legal hours. in front of the courthouse
Memphis, Tennessee, proceed D. sell. to the
highest bidder, for cash, the % lowing des-
cribsd property, tO-wit:
A certain lot of land, situated in the town
OF RaIeigc Shelby county, Tennessee, on the
south SIDE Main street having a street on
the south and one on the west, and bounded
on the east by lot owned by "Schevenelle,"
being the property Known as the Old Jail Of
shelby county, including the residence and
improvements thereon, being lot No. in block
L, on the plan OF the town Of Raleigh, Shelby
county, Tennessee.
Levied on as the property OF defendant,
VIM. wallace, to sstisfy said judgment in
terest and costs.
q. L. ANDERSON,
sheriff OF helby county, Tenn.
Memphis. 81 day OF November. 1876 sat
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NOTICED.

OFFICE OF THE BONE BITTERs Co..
ST. LOUIS Decen! Der 4, 1875.
Z OUiS ULBRICH has not been in the EN-
ploy of this Company since the 18th of
September, 1875 and is not authorized to make
sales or to solicit orders for goods by this Com
pany. g. .. 3. SHRYOCR, Sec'y and Treas
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DY virtue OF deed of trust made to me, as
} Trustee, by Samuel NJ. Gates, on the 2lS!
day OF January, 1871, and of record April y,
benefit of samuel MOsby and Josiah d. Will
liams, and at the request OF the benefciaries
OF said deed of trust, Will, on
Wednesday, Decemb r 8, 1875,
in front of the Courthouse, on Main street, Ia
the city of Memphis, Tennessee, proceed
se'iat public auction, to tine highest bidder
fe c ash, the tract Of land named in said deed
of trust aud described as follows, to-wit
The southeast quarter OF section nine ~
township one IL, range eight tSl, west OF tn
basis meridian of the ChickasaW purchase
situated in shelby county, Tennessee, neal
Whitehaven, containing one hundred AM
sixty QSO) acres, with all the privileges an 1
appurtenances thereuntO belonging.
Right of REDEEM ptiOn waived; title bel1eveO
to be good, but will only convey as Trustee
Sale To taFe place between the hours OF lO AND
II O'Clock am. ~
&c Ndven1ber 6. 1875
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loyal Havana Laftery-Grand ExGraOr-
binary Drawing

Royal HaVhDa Lottery-GrRnu EXlFaOr-
binary Drawing
WILL TAKE PLACE DECEMBER o, 1875.
1900, 900 Dollars 80 be DfstRfbuteG.
Capt al Prize, $500 eco.
UDly Is 600 tickets.
This Lottery never postpone the drawing or
fail in anything promised. Official list of
prizes sent to every purchaser of tickets. Send
money by pOstoffice order, registered letter,
cashed at the rate of exchange.
The Second Capital Prize of $50 coo, together
with seven other smaller prizes in the o. dt.
nary Drawing of Novem DER 3, 1875, were sold
in New Orleans.
Prices-Whole Ticket, 500; Half, $50; Quar-
ter, SIS; Tenth, $40; TWEEN ieth, s.. Clubs pur-
chasing tickets to the amount of over S 90 VIII
be lowed discount of Is per cent. from the
above rates. Address all orders to
MANUEL ORRANTIA,
nol9eod 16S Common St, New Orleans La,
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A Xxx ANDES HH1,s-FormerfyJ David
n son Hill & Co.-WE1NH ANb 1EAI-
CAS sIAIES, SLABS. Etc, and Agent
lor the W1iiamstOwn and Franklin Slate
QGarrtes. Tue slate from these QuaTrfes zre
.the beat American states which have yet been
sent TO this market, and bear closer reese "a
Dlanee in color, strength aud Quality 10 ne
Welsh slate than any that nave heTetoIurs
appeared. Prices from - 81 70 go per squsrs,
English count.
oAROEDEI,ET ST., New Orleans
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S2E o REWARD

By James ID. Porter, Governor of the State of
Tennessee TO all who shall see these pres
ents, greeting:
NAJ HEREAS, 1t has been made known to
w me that JOE CHASE, charged with hav-
ing committed a foul and atrociOus murder on
the Goth day of November, 1875 upon the body
of Leon COhupe, late of our county of Shelby
has fed from Justice, and is now running at
large;
Now, therefore, I, James D. Porter, Governor
as aforesaid, by virtue of the power and au-
thOri' y in me vested, do hereby offer a reward
of $3.50 to any person or persons who may ap-
prehend the said JOE CHASE and deliver him
to the sheriff or jatler OF our county of SheI-
by, in order that Justice in that behalf may be
had and executed.
In testimony whereof, l have hereunto set my
hand, and eau ed the Great Seal of the State
to be affixed, at Nashville, on the 18th day of
November, 1875.
JAMES D. PORTER.
By the Governor:
CHARLES N. GIBBS, Secretarv.
DESCRIPTION:
JOE CHASE is about five feet seven inches
high; rather dark compile EXON; walks bow
legged; is about twenty-five years old; his
upper two front teeth project out; little mus
tache. He was last seen in tire neghborhood
OF Pleasant Hill, DeSotO county, Mississippi.
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IN The 22d or December, 1875, will offer fol
~ sale, At auction, to the n CHEST bidder, on
the premises, the residence of the late colo Ell
Louis HOwes, at Horn Lake Depot, Miss. con-
sisJng of 100 acres gflaGd, good frame cottage
sixty acres under cultivation, with fine Dung
orchard.
Terms OF S9le-One third cash; balaU ce In
twelve and eightes months, for which notes
will be taken with approved security, and
which will be a lien on the properly until
paid. ED r. HAkT, AdministTatOr
Memphis NOypm h r 81 1873
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hOn-Resident Notice.

No. 2O70-In the Chsncery Court OF Shelby
county, TennesSee-B. p. anderson, Com
missioner OF Revenue. vs.. "A. J. Ward ct al,
IL appearing tom the sberlh's return in
THIS cause that the defendant, Charles Ober-
meir IL not To be found in HIS comfy:
IL Is therefore ordered, That he make his
appearance herein, al the COuTthous. in tue
CITY OF Memphis, tennessee. on or before the
nrst Monday In January, 1875, and plead, an
sWer or demur 10 cOInplsinsnt's bill, or the
same Will be taken for confessed rs To him
and set Tor hearing exparte, ami that a CODY
OF this order be published once a week for
peal. F
This 4th day Of December. $50
a copy-attest. EDMUND y. COLI,
NJ, =, -, Clerk and Master.
John Johnston, sol. for cOmpl't su
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AVIS Aux PRANCAIS.

I ES FRANCAIS ages de vingt, ct ceux qui
4 'ayant pas satisfait Ia loi m'litaiIe
FONT pas depasse trente ans sont invites q ce
faire inscrire a cette agence dice su dix du
courant. II. LANIGNE,
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DY virtue of deed Of trust made to me as
ID trustee, by n. Cotton and his wife ]. Y.
Cotton, on the LIST day of May, 1873, and noted
IN notebook No. Z, page go, and recorded on
the Sth day Of May, 1873, in record book No,
90, page 575, to secure the payment of a certain
prOmissOry note mentioned and described in
said deed Of trust, and at the request of the
beneficiary of said deed Of trust, will, on
Tuesday, December IA, 1875,
on the premises hereafter described, in the
town of Bartlett, Tennessee, proceed to sell, al
public auction, to the h CHEST bidder, for cash
the town lot named in said deed of trust, and
described as follows, tO-wit: Being a part
block 9, il the plan of said town Of Battlett
and beginning at a stake in the old Memphis
and SOmeTviile plankroad north so eighty
feet 10 stake; thence 90 feet to q stake
thence north l45 feet to q stake in an avenue
thence west with said avenue Us feet to p
stake; thence south 232 feet 10 a stake on said
old plankrOad; thence east with said road ~
feet to the beginning, said lot lying and bein2
In the town of Bartlett, seventh civil district
OF Shelby county Tennessee. l will also sell
together with said lot, the gTistmill, saWmiH
bOi .ers, engine, blacksmith shop, wood shop
and millhOu- e, erected on said town lot, with
all OF the privileges and appUrtenances there
unto belonging.
light of redemption waived. Title believed
to be good, but 1 will only convey as trustee.
Sale to take place between the hours of "
o'clock am. and O'Clock p m.
November g. 1875.
nOvl2 JAMES W. ELMORE, Trustee
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~ 0TEOH,

'ENHERE will be meeting of the members of
the Board of Trade " ED y ESDAY, De.
cember 9Th, al their rooms, at thu lee O'Clock,
for the purpose OF eiecting officers for the en-
suing year. T. H. ESTES, Secretary
MEMPHIS. Decen1her I S75
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Trustees ale.

DY virtue of q deed of trust made to- me as
D Trustee, by Albert NJ. Wood, on the DIST
day of January, 1871, and of record April %,
Denent OF Samuel Mostly and Josiah D. w.
liams. and at the request of the benehciarieJ
of said deed of trust, / will, on
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Administrators Sale

or Zine Farm at Horn Lake Depot, Mis-
stsslppi anc Tennessee X. n, az niles
franz mamDIli-.
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for judgments are owing to the nom
enrolment Of ended Second Circuit
Court cases by a former clerk, P. 7.
Boyle.
Last night was dark and rainy. A
gentleman passing along Main street,
south Of Madison, stepped into the cellar
excavation in the sidewalk in front Of
the new building being erected by Bob
len 4 Huse. The gentleman fortunately
caught a plank which saved him from be-
ing precipitated into the cellar, and
saved, probably, his life. The workmen
forgot to erect a barricads around the
cellar way, which last night presented a
nice opening for a young man. A
bruised leg and a painful sprain of the
knee joint were the only results Of the
accident.
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popnIariEinr Theaters.

EORnAnNAAAMA AhCotCEo
OF late years theatrical management
has changed complexion considerable.
In ante-war days it was the custom to
have a farce come before or after the
piece de resistance, but since the war this
time-honored custom has died out, and
now none 80 poor as to do it reverence.
The introduction OF society plays of con-
siderable length is not the cause, for the
Shakspearean dramas are equally as
lengthy, and after these latter farces
were generally presented. But society
plays are produced by combination
troupes," and these OF late dispense al
most altogether with the necessity of a
theater having a regular stock company,
headed by a leading man and lady or
containing a low comedian Of talent.
STARS" now generally have their own
companies and farces are played out, but
a fortune can be made by returning to the
good old custom Of having two pieces
presented duriugthe evening. This would
dispense with lengthy overtures and
tedious inter-sct symphonies by a half
made up orchestra. The sterling old
one.act farces would be something new
to p~lay-goers Of the present generation,
and would be an amusing relief to the
mind after contemplating a tragedy. In
England these things are managed some
what better, in q style more in accord
with. the popular feeling. There they
have the half price system, a system
which would become very popular in
this country were it adopted by enter
prising managers. If after the second
or third act of a leading play there was
to be half price all over the house to see
its closing acts and a farce the managers
would find themselves benefited by the
arrangement. This would fill the house
and p%reyenttha too often recurring result
playing to a beggarly account Of empty
boxes" There are hundreds of people
who love dramatic performances, but who
cannot go TO the thester until late and
who object, and with justice, to paying
full price to see half the performance,
but who would willingly and gladly pay
a reduced entry fee to do 30. Not only
the dress circle and parquette would be
improved thereby, but the galleries would
contain what they too often lack
a crowd of people. Managers now give
two matinees per week and usually a
peoples Saturday night performance,
all at reduced price, but the English
half-price system for all nights of the
week is by far the better plan, because it
creates or cultivates a popular taste for
theatricals, and also pays. In England,
at ordinary theaters, the admission to
the parquette Is usually two shillings
fifty c%ents); orchestra stalls, Eve shil-
lings; dress circle, three shillings, and
gallery, sixpence. In Paris ladies can
60 to the circle where they pay only two
francs admission, but here from one to
two dollars is charged for seats in either
dress circle or parquette; hence our the
aters are not patronized by a large class
of citizens who would otherwise attend
them, and managers are all complaining
Of losses they are enduring at present;
but there is a remedy for the evil some,
where and by some means-probably in
the plan Of half prices and farces.
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Temporal Mutantur, ct n
buy 3 6rst-class cigars for lOc at
Lees, COR. Main and Jefferson.
ma


The market this morning, owing TO the
hard rains and gloomy weather, was ex-
ceedingly quiet. The rain checked all
operations in handling cotton; hence,
there was little doing. The demand was
light, with fair offerings, though prices
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were steady aud unchanged. Estimated
sales for the day, 1000 bales; sales yes
terday footed up 300 bales. including
2lOO to exporters, 700 to spinners and
200 to spectators. New York spots
we're dull, with futures dull and quiet.
Liverpool spots were quiet, with arrivals
l-32d lower. New Orleans was quiet,
with large receipts and fair sales.
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Reelroot Lake Parch.

One thousand pounds fresh perch at
Victor D. Fuchs, Al Jefferson street.
Call early and get your supply. IA