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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1875-07-14
HARINA DE TRIGO.

Aunuue ha entradO poca en- la quincena, sin embar.
10 come hay grandes existencias procedentes de
tsriores arrbos La situaciou del mercadO no ha me-
dorado en- nada. I'll 1nico arribc que tenemos que
ma para Sres iriarte Hermapo de Caracena g. Ca Ito
brls almacenados. Los Sres Viuda de Was & c.
orecieron en- esta plaza sin resultado ell cargamento
pOr DOroteG surto en- Mayagiez.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1875-07-14
rRUrOs PENINsULAREs.

E0aatrc msrcsdO contin1a bien surtido de estos
artfcalcs snOsrgo Dc que las iIRortasosnes que
tro 6ltimo mPreso, han sido en- limitsda escala Coz
mo 10 comprueban los siguientes detailes =.
psrte de cuyo eargamento fne vendido en- la anterior
puncsna: Loo sacos garbanzos PSI so i'd i'd. ps,
mn r,stras ios 10 centavos, $50 bis. aeeitunas RS
"a fsrdOs con 100 cunetes aceituuas 45Ie l2l cajas
! higOs l25Oid "a, 81 Ps; -, go.
G.. saoos pimenton "A ps., p sacos garbanzos ps
12 id. i'd II ps. -
Was OF: 90 tabales sardinas "a ps, rs bis. maca-
rslss 3ps. M .hs.g
6Sres Sobrnos de Ezquiaga 100 eajas frutas 81 ps,
20 caias conservas, por vender.
por vap. esp Alegrfa de Barcelonaa Sres. Sobrinos
de- P, Ara pipas brandy 40S id. id. 80 cajas aceite
Para Sres L6timer g. c., 1000 garrafones vino
1000 i'd aguardiente, adeposito.
FL berg MariGno de Seyilla q Sres. Pastor Marquez
s,Garcfa sgui6 CON tedo su cargamento para la Ha-
hn.o { s q
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A v i s o.

Fl bergsntin elpanOl Salvador" saldf6 II skbsdn
II del corrients para Ssntandsr; admits saraa psss
leros lie despschan los Sres, Gobrinos ds krssscs
PnertoRico, Julio l3 dc 1875 II3
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1875-07-14
PREcIoS DE SUBSCRIPTION.

Por $40 IL ilk-Por ssis e5 so s1nsssR@
trimeste $3POr rsales Capital le rss@
de Ia Is-Por la PennsulA AkaAgsf Ynvandn
pe6dico franco de ngss ei6 anaslsOr
On Q isa de Cuba 919.
Las susponss pagan smps por sdsantAdey suscz
torres pusdn sntsndsrss CON los Agsn drscsamsns A.
ministracion. a# il ~t~;-f sse..
81 BoLxTN snvia todas parties france Dc porss
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sALAzONEs.

Tanto en- este mercado como On los Dc la Isia 81
que obteniendose precios altos por estos eOmesti-
bes como 10 demuestra los tipos que Sc yendi6
en- dias pasados n cargamento aquf habiendo conse-
guido otro on Ponce hasta n ps. por q baoalao,-
Los arribos que tenernos que menclonar son como
rOr berg. ing. H M Morris de Halifax Sres.
Schon Wilink & Ca, 23OI3 bacalaO "a .O5, l1 ealas
i'd 1872 i'd id. II ps, 1913 haddock ct ps lI5 hake
Spa 30 Drla. macarelas ps, 25S or Dris' aren-
ques 6 ps
Los cargaanentos por SpaaisA Naih y Woodcock de
Halifax, fner0n yendid0s on Ponce por alambres
III pof berg Annis My de Halifax 4 Sres. Schon
Walink & ca, fue tendido precios reservados'
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1875-07-14
Sr. d. Gabriel P. Cabrera.
Sr. ID. Calixto Romero.
Almacen de Mercanc1as
DE SEVERO BASTON
45.-SAN FRANCISCO-45.
Mercana recdas recieeee por los vapores Ponce Puerto R
beygqntives SamtO0a Asxecion de Maestro Sonora
45.-SAN FRANCISCO
PU ER TO. RICO.

En- este amacen los comprao may, emas
vaiao sudo desea
ne6 obtenidos recos los mercaos Europa
tajas facildades puaieran obener plaza
Tambea encuenan Ell mismo
aa hasta s2 la aos de oneero paet p ugad
heo para dinero ses s.s1 l8h s-sea7 11-12
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AHkFxCHR.OS " EE ECTOB
DE wAKRMA@ PROC ED ENCAAN.

s,fOr zap. aisman .Iaresaiho de Puerto plata para
10 Domingo ldt ps.s II sefdiss ID. ld ID Is pai,
4 Fr0cedente de cab5tads ysndisfdh 1Ss HikiaBS
ares So saeOs aseliana6 III ps LOO latas tiants4
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1875-07-14

Con buenas existensias en- La plaza habiendo arri-
bsdo en- la quincena dos buques con estos articuios
-Dicha introducciones son como sguen:
Por berg amer. Black Stcd1l de Nueva York, q
Don Leonardo Igaravidez: 1913 jamones y 9. toci-
meta, por vender.
Para Sres Latimer g. CO. SO bis. macarelas por
vender.
Para Srss Sobrinos de Ezquiaga, l0I3 jamones y
rs latas mantequilla, por vender.
Para Sres Sobrinos de Pf: 14O bis 1 habichneias L
mones S22, i5T3 manteca $50, $50 latas q id. $2l
SO latas 10 lbs i'd S22 so cajas quesos $22 calas
tocineta $l5, $500 resmas papel estraza 50Ie 3OU
NNc.. 10 nidos baulcs II ps
Por barca amer. OpAelia II. Hume de Baltimore &
Ses. L6timer ca, Is brles. tocino mess, 10 Id ID
nextra 10 caias tocineta 100 latas manteca. 1873
ID 10 i'd iamones, so latas mantequilla, 800 resmas
pape 100 docenas escobas 100 cajas gas 20 bcas i'd,
O0 caas jabon $50 brls harna maiz, 30 sacos arroz
lOOcaas srenq,es 25 brls galletas pilot, 100 cune-
tes galetitas 200 brls habchueas vendido precios
reserVadOs.
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Alpiste.

Se hs recibido muy freseo por vaper 81 "Alegrfan
en- los estabecimisntos LA India" ola LuE Econ6.
mica. %
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1875-07-14

psbc peiSdoo os denlngos nieolss vsrnss Guam
@s6s los susCrptorsa-aA go 8ssH& Nfa&h 8ai8 a8ffa
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1875-07-14

E. ]. IGLESIAS
ha trasadado su sscrtoro los Prssloa Flies. Has
Justo ndmero 19.-Pu~ts Rico is de- 1876. lis
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ExfsOksTACGON.

-. .A.ucar.-A causa do las deKfayara.ies noticiaa
ssse'as sraas de los inercados consumidores, ls com
rsSsssA 10 " wqestrAa dispuestos = ssgut pagan
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1875-07-14
PARTE MERCANTIL.
Reyista Quincenal Mercantil.
pssrto-Rico Is de Julio de 1875.
aMPORTACION.

ros arribos ocurridos en- la quincena han sido en-
rta escals 10 que ha dad0 lugsr & que mejore algO
= ~ iaSa ain embargo Esta se encuentra ben surti
70 AZ fodos Os articulos de mayor consume, ex
Ss ospcOn III dc salAzones que tedavfa escasean.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1875-07-14

Existsncia en- GAIA en- IL de Abril, segun
Ia Gaceta o6cial ndmero So de i3 de Ma
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Puerto Rico, Julio IL de 1875.-El Tesorero, Mau-
ricio Guerra.-vc Bo--El Decano Juan Ramon de
Torres.--E Seerstario, Dsmetrie Gimenezy Moreno
| -Es c6pia, Demetrio Gimenez y Moreno. 1-3
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1875-09-21
CONFEDERATION.
Disastrous Fire al Little ROck-The
Anthony House, and Number
Of other Buildings in
Ruins.

LITTLE Rock, September 10 About
three o'clock this morning fra broke out in
the bookstore of George b. Gibbs, in a build
Ing 8d Joining the Anthony house on the west.
Before IL was discovered nearly the entire in
side Was enyelOped in flames, which rapidly
penetrated the roof, and spread over the ad-
Joining stores between thai and the Anthony
Bernsy & Peck, the wholesale drug house Of
Lincoln Co, and a restaurant, Fench
Johns, were in flames. The engines were All
promptly on the ground and at this point it
was thought the fire could be Subdued; but
the water gave out, and tue flames leaped
shiugle IOOf OF that building was on FIRE. II
rapidly spread throughout the building, which
oCcupie ABOUT one hundred and htly feet
front on Markham street, and all efforts 10
save IL were futile. The falling walls on the
east cru she'd IN q small brick house al jO ming,
occupied is JeTelry store by ii. u CtCk.
The entire b Ock from Pollock *
on Main street TO the intersection of Scott
street on tha east, with the exception OF q
small brick, IL now one mas OF IuIn1. II Is
Impossible 20 estimate the loss at this time.
There was no insurance on any Of the build
ings. Very little OF the furniture in the An
thOny house wa saved The loss Of the pro-
prietors, ClendcniR Il Peay, is estimated at
l0sSsss Of Lincoln & Co. who saved most OF
their Drugs, George II. O. bbs and the otheIS, Is
not yet known. The buildings were sil very
old, the Anthony house having been built in
1888. Bernays Poeck were repairing their
store al the time, and had no stock In il. VIII
shire 4 Allen 5 law office was just over tn :
store; they lost most Of their library. SeveraI
o her OffieeE were located in this building.
All the occupants Iost more or less Of funi-
iure, DOoKE, etc.
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l'ssB

GAkBARiNO-On the mornir of the 2)h
in tam, ,. ATE, intent Oaus shteT OF james ana
NJ ~ 6aTb8tinc.
The fIiend> and dcqusin ance 0. the iani-
iy are invited to atteul the funeral from their
r,sid nee. 39S12 Main street, at 10 o'clock this
.CUESDAi) morning.
B"ICHETVO-At TIE residence, l3l Union
rect. Willie, son Cf Mrs. Leila Blicheuo,
aged years.
The friends and acquainta tance OF the tam-
ly are respectfully invited TO attend the ~.
neral, from the res dence, this (TUESD AY)
evening at , O'Clock.
RANDOLPH-Ia this city, September -,
$50, MARTHA 4 RANDOLPH, il the S0th year Cl
ner age.
The friends snd acquaintance of The family
are res rectiuIiy invited II attend the funeral,
from the residence, No. l53 second street, this
(TUEsDAYD afternoon, al O'Clock. Services
by Rev. Nj. SuIratt.
M6ORE-On Monday, 2Jth instant, LILY Q. =
Infant daughter of W. Ii. and Lily .. Moore.
Fune al from the residence, .0I Third street,
at Pun. Today.
September 10Th at the resi-
deDce of Mrs. p. B. McGavocli, Pulaski coun-
ty, Nirgl MIA, HUGH NJ. uoODwYN, aged four
years and three months, only child of WIN.
4. and Harriet Il. GCodwyn.
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i. q. %. +.
Meeting Of the Grand Lodge Of the
United States-AH the States
Represented.

INDIANIPOLIF, September 2l-The
grand lodge of the Independent oder OF Odd
Eel oWs Of the United State, coa-
vened in the grand Iodge hall in this
city a. nine o'clock this morning, Grand
Sire Durham, OF Kentucky, presiding. Rep
resentauves are present from all the grand
bodies Of the several States and TerritoTi e.,
and from Canada and the Sandwich Stands.
The morning session Wa chiefly occuIied in
hearing the reDoTtS OF the grand sir.. gro III
secretary and grand treasurer, and the ep-
pOintment OF the regular standing commit
ices. The grand sire's report furnishes in =
formation OF the order abroad, showing con-
tinued prosperity. In the German empire
lodges are being instituted at all important
points. in the republic Of Switzerland @
grand lodge has been estRb ished, with five
subordinate lodges under its Jurisdiction, In
Peru and Chill the order is rapidly incl easing
In the Sandwich islands aod Australia there
has beCu no material change during the year
Toe grand sire mas appointed K. II. Morrison
OF Michigan, q special deputy 10 establish the
order IL the United Kingdom OF Great Britain.
The following statistics are taken from the
grand secretary s report, closing December 81
ls75: Number OF State grand bodies, including
grand encempments and grand lodges report
ing, 81 subordinate lodges, jqS7; surOld inate
encamI ments, 1850; lodge members, as 70l;
encampment member, Si 4Ij.
Before the adjournment Of the morning seS
sion to-day, large amount of routine bust.
ness was transacted. The following are the
chairmeu OF the standing committees, ap.
pointed toy Grand Sire Durham: state OF the
order, White CT New York; Judiciary, Lam
bertOn of Pennsylvania; Legislative
Of Iowa; Appeals, Porter OF Califor-
mia; Foreign relations, Eitzhugh of Virginia
Degree OF RebekSh, Thompson of Missouri
CorTespondence, Barney of tennessee, Milage
snd per diem, Tyson oI GeOrg! 3; Constitutions,
Latham Of Virginia; Petitions, Alexander OF
Illinois; History Of Odd-Fe ,lOwShip, Harmon
OF California; Returns, Busbee of North Care
lima; Gran / Bodies Unrspresented, LiveTmoTe
OF Ma sachusetts; Unfinished Business. Shsn-
non OF Kansas; Miscellaneous Business, Bur
rows of Mississippi.
At three o'clock, the grand lodge was escort,
cd to the Academy of Music, by the members
OF the grand lodge ard grand encampment
OF lndisns, where fOJm NAL reception was
given them, addresses OF welcome being made
by Governor Hendricks on the part OF the
state, Mayor CaveR for the city, Past Grand
Master q. p. Morton on Ihe part of the Odd
Fellows OF the city, and Past Grand Represen-
telives CoifaX for the grand lodge and grand
encGmpment OF Indiana; responded 10 by
Grand Sire Durham and Grand Secretary
Ridgely. A grand procession, in which all
the Odo-FeilowS OF the state and large dele
cation from the Other States will participate
will take place on Wednesday.
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INSURANCE.
sixth Annual Session OF the National
Insurance Companies at New
York City.
NEw YORK. september 2O.-The sixth

New York, September 20-The sixth
annual session OF the convention OF National
insurance companies opened to-day. Hon,
Erluw A Chapman called the body to o der
He said they were the representatives and
guard ans OF the insured and everything else
should yield 10 that. The most vigorous meas
urrS should be taken to suppress fraudulent
insurance companies. The delegates present
were President Erlow A. chapman, insurance
coulnissIOue- OF New York: Secretary Oliver
p Al. bury, OF New Hampshire; Samuel H.
Row OF Michigan; CT neral Gustavus W
Slnith, OF Kentucky; Orrln I. Welsh, of Kan
sgs; J NJ, Forster, Of Pennsylvania, and Sam
usl II Rhodes, of Massachusetts. The chair
man instructed the delegates O. hand their
credentials TO the eKecut We committee, who
would report upon them to-morIoT. Three
vAcanciet IN the executive committee were
nled by the election OF MesSrs- Rhodes, FOrs-
Ter, aud John 4 Steadmsn n, OF Connecticut.
IL ras resolved that the rules governing the
body at the IHst meeupg should govern the
proceedings Of this meeting. II was also sug-
gestsd ID at all persons v no wished to address
lie convention on Insurance topics should
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~
Macon, Ga, and Phlls.eIph.s

The symptoms OF Liver Complaint ara un-
easinesS and pain in the side. Sonnet mss the
pain is in the shoulder, and i3 mistaken r
rheumatism. The stomach is affected with
loss OF appetite and sickness, no Ve-s in gem
eral CoStiVs, sometimes alternating with TX.
Ghe head is trOuble5 with pain, ard dun,
heavy sensation, considerable loss OF memory,
accompanied with painful -anFs!i0n OF ttzN
ing left undOue something which ought 10
have been one. Often COmpts aiming OF weak
ness, debility, and low spit its. Sometimes
many of the above symptoms attend the uis-
ease, and At other tim's very few oil them; but
the liver Is generally the organ most involve T..
Nearly ali diseases originate from iuiigeS
ion and TOrp!dity Of the Liver. and relief is
tlways anxiously sought aIleT. If the Liver
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onieiai Result of the Election in Maine.

AUGUSTA, SEPT ambeT % Official re-
turgSUf the recent election from all the tOwu>
aud ctlles an the h.. exc ~ thirty z We
tDDnur, Tor governor. ~ 81; Roberts, 81 o.;
tOnDors majority, f7-j Tue places remain
f. = TO be head from ia-t year gave 1IIE e.
SsyenJy-two majority. The senate will sand
nluetFen Republicans auf eleven pEmOgs ats
aud no loice OF one mem Der OF tue board in
York county. The vacancy will be alleu by
tue legi Stature, thus giving The Republicans a
majority OF nine in the senate. the HOu 20 OF
represEntaJiyes Is complete, with the eXcep-
iIOn of one district, l. 'getCn, where there is
@ tie vCIa. shONing eIgGty-nNe RepU' liCanS,
SlNty-LhTee lemOcrats and two InCeg gendeniS,
a Republican majority CT nineteen. Last
wear the bCuse was com posed of eiZhjy-nl- .
Republic ,u-, firy-fye Democrats and seven
irIepsuuoul The Republicans will have
IA ) ear twe.jy eight majority on joint bal
|.F
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Successors to Harrington & Howell, which
inn was dissolved January ISL.
Attention, knights TempIar.

THE members of st. Elmo Command q
i cry, No. Is, are requested TO attend w
the stated .conclave, In the s.lum of/V\
the colnmandery, this (TUESDAY) evening
September 2lst, at o'clock, for the diapatch o
business. Members are required 10 attend
in fatigue dress.
FratIes are courteously invited.
BE- order. B. +. HALLER, L. {.
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THE officers and members OF ,ssSss.,.
Memphis Lodge No. 6, :. o. o. ~
r., are reque ted TO meet at their -SESS -
hau promptly, at ~ O'Clock, on 'sZtfHVsS
Tuesday nigut, feptcmber llst 81 ter Lodges
and trausieAt Brothers in good standing are
fra'eTnally invited. AT eight o clock the doors
will be opened, and the families Of Odd Fell
lows are espf cially invited 10 be present,
when d pre- sc ntation of a. Memorial M1nU-
ment and an Address may be expected.
q, W. MATHEWS, n. q.
Attest L. s. BURR, Secretary.
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INTER
RIfp fpIr.D.

~ LOUIS, Septemosr - a d!Spatch irSm
..-ri--zar I- L. t2artheIl, Gated -OHth Pass jet
Sos, yesterday. to Captain J. b. EadS, says the
sr5rui sflll continues IJriOusly, but no dam
- .rl-fng OF one floating mattrass, the loss Of
Z, I.yy i, IS aud Oas sma fiat boat. Every
Tri-a .F,-Oy for tae wO.k when the storm
a
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WEATHER PRoBAHILETIEs.
WAsHINsTox. september q, ! .

WAsHTNsToS, September q, ! s-m.
Fy- re sDlr,h atlantic and gulf lSSdtes,
TsgHessee and tfg OHIO Ual'ey, partly
ciC,l3y tCeatber, and io'ccr temperature
than on HJndGH rith tight or gentle
TOrhsr,y 70 eusts-ly toinds, stationary
or rising JzJoH.teT, yo'lO'ced Ly threat
ching tcea,her, and pgssi5,y light rains
near the sgu'h atlantic and eastern Stlt
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THE gf.. -s5g.
hsiv wife and self Lave. used the Es suls'or
for years, and testify 10 Iis great Nirtds -
LADIES lSDJ.-> ENIENT.
'tf have given your medicine thorough
trial, and IN no case mas 10 failed 10 give tui
stiIsfaC lOn.'-EL4LEH s. ELCHANr ClA.t&hoo'
SHERIFF. BIR7 COUNTY
81 have used your reguIrroT with success u
effect an Bilious Cole AMI pyspe rsla u. IS an
excellent remedy, and certainly puGhc
DiessiDg."-C. aAsTEEsgE, BIbb coau'y,Ge.
M WIZ i.
" 3iy wife has suffered from q 1erauseIHe~t
of thC Liver Tor years; has tried severe. emil
neut physicians to no effect, and finally de-
IlVgu more benefit from the REguI sfO than
anytuIEE else. .'-EEUBES GSES. nth bert, Ga.
81 tbrHE simmons Liver Regulator O-e oi
the best medicines ever made for the Liver,
Ny wife aLd many Others have used II Win
wonderful eAect.'-E., h; SPARES Albany ga
81 have used the Regulator in my family,
and also In my regular practice, ami have
iGUud ir q most valuable and satisfactory
medicine, and believe IL 10 was used by Tue
cases. know very much OF its com OGen6
parts, and r-u certify its medicinal qualities
are perfectly harmless" "-B. +. GRIGGs, q ID.
EL-NIElIBEE LFGIsLATURE.
"Tho Regulator was used by me Tor cos'Ive-
ness ana had a vsry happy effect, and tha!l
j. a. r BLOW Asq, Americ0s, ga.
EDITORIAL.
nave tested us virtues persona flN, ana
ETOw tngt for Dyspepsia, BiGOusuess, and
TurObhiUs Headache, u !S the best medicine
the world ever 5sW- We have tried forty other
remedies before simmons Liver Regulator
1ut none # them gave Us more than Tempo
EJry relief; UCU the Regulator not only re-
IteH ef, hut cured GS."-ED. TELEGR RaPH AND
3GEsSEsSGEE, &sCcu, Ga.
MEDICAL.
| have used simmons Liver Regulator as
prepared by IeIin & Co., with the happiest re
suits. j regard il as one Of the very best medi-
Ciu65 FOR all Diseases OF the Liver OF our
southern climate. joins A. NIGAL, NJ. D.,
Nailam hI Osa, Ga.
g. have suffered for a long time vi n Liver
disease, and OGnd Simmons Regulator en-
tiTely restored me. Ny wife and daughter
v-sre cared, by the same remedy, from Chills
and Fe. re. L. DAVIS, Ribb county, Ga.
PROFESSIONAL.
From actual experience in the use Of this
medicine Ia my practice, 1 nave been, and
am, salts aG to use and prescribe il as puTg-
s.ti ve me iicine."- Dr. J. ". MASON.
" / have used DR.. simmons Liver Regulator
IN my family for some time, and lOOA upon IT
as The best medicine ever saw. -. LLOYD.
o. have used DR. simmons Liver Regulator
for Liver Disease and was cured by IT.. W.
GUEF, Bibb county, Ga.
NJ. r.. FLORIDA CONFERENCE.
/ have used Or. simmons Liver Regulator
in my family for Dyspepsia and Sick Head
ache, and rsEard'it an invaluable remedy. 1t
mas not failsd d to give en- ire relief in any in
stance. rev. W. f. fAsTERLIEG,
PRECEDENT OGLAFuDRPE COLLEGE.
"SIunOus' Liver Regulator is certainly
specific faE that class Ot e rmDlsintS which 10
claims to cure Sew. DAVID WILLS.
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Temple of Love, No. l.

THE regular Quarterly Election of Officers
/ will take place on next Friday evening
September oath. he Temple will meet at "a
O'Clock. By order. --
JACKSON p. CREWS, T. s.
Tpv, WRp1s
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{ o Marine ; hippers.

SEPTEMBER Il, 1875.
BY order of the Marine Board Of Memphis
Underwriters:
Resolved, That the Marine Underwriters OF
Memphis will not be responsible under thelr
omen policies for merchandise stored or heid
tor delivery or shipment, on any whariboat
or elevator in this city. ~
W. II. RHEA,
Sec,E Marine Hoard Mem phis IndeTwriters.
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Trustees sale at Auction

OF Confectionery, show Cases, TabieF,
Soda RouDtaiEs, stock and Fixtures,
On promises, lis Main ST.,
tuesday, september 2lst, at 10 am
An. sToppARp. Auc. | r. STOLZ, Trustee.
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Psthian Battalion.

SEEETS TO. NIGHT at the Exposition Build
vi ing, at ~ O'Clock, and will dri in wheat
ing in cncles and double trlau giles. All
knights invited.
M T WILLIAMSON. ID VI.
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v. z. NITCHgLL'S SCHOOL
No. sos Third SaPees.

rENHE ANNUAL SESSION COMMENCES
l September lst Students prepared fOI
Enelish branches taught. EOr terms, apply
at the school room.
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Nav Joy, aud peace fTom family jsrs,
Fer in loves bowe be tapping,
Since ROsa's taken 20 the KaTrs,
And Ed. has gone Knapp ing.
And may this race so well begun,
through IFS prove specu sj.On-
Ma freight be added on the run,
Aud a c(k)srr At every station.
BILLUPS.
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con feT with the secretary beforehand. on ec-
count oi The SIN al atteBd auce Of de.egat' D
uaN 10 ether bu-iu.sS was transacted. end I
asjCurumsut w.s u.d until tomorrow at half
past Cl-Ieu clock.
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DELINQUENT TAXES.

TgHHE following Is a list OF persOnS who have
1 not yet paid taxes for the years mentioned
b low. Bills will be filed iu the Chancery
Court against ell property as rapidly here
aLLar as .mcl hIlls can be PIE pared:
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SINMONS' LIYE.2 8RGTLAT0R

For Dyspepsia, C0ns5ipa Jaundice, BIZ
iOUs Attacks, Sick Ee4GaCua, Collie, psprass
ion of Spirits, Sour stomacA, Hes rtburu, Etc
TT HAS NO HOY
Is a fauluess family medicine.
Does not diSarIauge the system.
Is sure to cure If ta6au regularly.
Is no drastic violent medicine.
Does not interfere with business.
Is no intoxicating beverage.
Contains the simplest aud best remedies.