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The Morning herald., 1875-10-30

IN smitf Burns 4 MCGOWAN black.
friends a1hereby give notice to their
pnd reIeS occupied their new SSiidn, II,
Their nav sth shop at lOl Ora nge ktr.es
in the citvs vis one OF the most comp!ets
Mi manEer ample facilities for dcinvv dikv
The shneinu dSlack and ship smithinps
fnrmerlv er}.tment is perfect and a.
the shoeing Of tttntion win be given 70
driving horses TIL heavy draught and
100 OctHi.Y
The Morning herald., 1875-10-30

A few minutes inspection will convince
any one of the superiority Of our goods, the
reliable manner in which our garments are
made up and the moderation Of our prices
we buy and sell for cash, thus securing to
ourselves and to our customers large and
very unusual advantages.
We guarantee all the goods to be q, rep
resented. and the prices the :lowest for
which the same grade OF clothing can be
bought anywhere
We return the money when from any
reason garmets are not satisfactory, provi-
ded they are brought back within two
weeks Of date of purchase, unworn and un-
sOiled,
We ask those who have not already be-
come acquainted with our house, and our
excellent mode of dealing, to call on any
occasion and look through our
Large Establishment-examin our goods
and weigh the extraordinary advantages
we offer.
Polite attention give" to all, whether
buying or only looking ut our large and
stock of clothing
NATHAN LIEBERNANS
Clothing House,
s. W. COR FIFTH AND MARKET SITS.
acta-ly Wilmington, DEL.
The Morning herald., 1875-10-30

IN on exhibition !Aett organ King, put
BY Robelen 4 Bro, to! dne e. ntlagevlle tsi Fair
The Manor Il Ham .n0 .np Ills. premium.
Could d Fisher, Of FilaleluHish illlHish'ea tal,1y Dy
nntJ
The Morning herald., 1875-10-30
YNTICES.

IPEClAL NOTICE TO COUNTY TAv
PAYERS.-The undersigned collectorn.
County Taxes having given netice thras
Onths ago that the taxes were due and
(yable at that date, and whereas not mora nMa
"a one.twentieth 81 the taxpayers have have
ybs;x n1 70 sa,d mo5,Ge the sSe
ii i{Orce payment according to law. whicSS
eosthc Collectors power to collect with
dupl ten days after they receive their heir
JOS. L. CARPENTER, in
AnrHA A. GIVEN,
iHHn'" - Collector
The Morning herald., 1875-10-30
FOR SALE.

EOR SALE.-Iot Of nice older barrels, tc
L. make room for oysters, apply at
Sept.2Ltf 4Ob MARKET ST.
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NEisceilnneous.

r. IRVING PLACE ~ i. O. A)-A VERY
O4 capable and exnericnccd Young German lady
mad ress; 10 travelling; best reference
Can from 10 10 O'Clock.
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KTkNTED--A TIDY GIRL, 10 WASH ft.cN SND
w % cham9erwork. Apply ~ a9 Easi 80 -, Isear
a.
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A YOUNG GIRL. Is YEARS OF AGE, 40 MIND
n children Northwest corner o. IA . aud lst av
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VVANTaD- rs EhsT 9Th sr CospETkNr
W girl - take care Of onc ear-o.d baifi refer
required.
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IVANTsp--A NEAT. TiDY GIRL 70 ~ on AMfFR-
w WORK and asssr with the iue washing and ir0ulag
Call address 2l6 West .5til &
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IT EAST SD sr PRESENT EgPLOYERsl.-A M
spectacle Young girl as waitress or chAmDe rTnGfd
city or country good reference.
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400 SD Az, Between S0TH Ann SlsF SIS
Ito a respectable woman, with fresh breast "
mIlk 70 90 out as wet nurse.
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PROFESSIONAL STU ATIONs VVAETED--
FEMALES.

COPYING wANTED-BY YOUNG LADY GRADu-
~ ate Ut Normal school could do corresponding
take position subscription CLERK in publishing house,
would like do direct by the 40 ~ home best ref
gwen Address IhACHEk Herald Brooklyn
Branch office.
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tn 20 Av, BETWEEN nsr AND 42D sTs.-ks
4 esp tr4enced IN y < ) b. tae
month Cr We best references rom families and ply
sicans. Call on or address NURSE.
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DQ WEST 36rH ST. PREsBNT EMPLOYEE. @-A
- respectable young girl waitress, would 80 as
nurse ami seamstress. can be seen Tor lhree days
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701 SD Az. NEAR s4rH SCI THIRD FLO0R-A
WI Young woman AZ nurse ana seamstressi oDo
rates on Wheeler Wilson'S machine, III capable %
hearing the cniidrens lessons required would 90 10
the country; reference.
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0I1 WEST 27TH STA FIRST CLASS COOK
I'll thoroughly understands all kinds Of meats.
soups, games poultries coming ana larding French.
hpanish and English cooking 1rst class pastry
pastry cooking separate, city country best refer
eEcag
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fQ7 9TH AVA COMPETENT AMERICAN wO-
ORPt mao as lntantn take entire charge
rom as birth or would nurse lady in confinement;
good reference Can or address, Tor three days
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HELP MISUNDERSTANDING.

4 -PtRsT CLASS OPERATORS AND FINLsnER
"A on shirts wanted steady work guaranteed.
JOHN NJ. DAVIES y CO.. 3 : Nest I'D ~.
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DEN EAST J2FH STA RESPECTABLE BN0LISH
OCU Protestant woman as plain coOK, washer and
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IOc WEST 18TH sT-AS FfRsr GLASS wAITRF IS
CO ~ nice young woman can fdrsish the highest
testimonials from present employer and other soos fam,
niesi cUun ~ pfsieTred.
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(SERMAN AND ENGLISH SERVANTS CAPABbE
W trustworthy, found constantly on hand a. hfs
HULZSfEtA's, pa 81 Ay., near East nth It
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AOQ sTH AVA PROTESTANT WOMAN, WITH A
OUeD little girl OF II years will take position IN
respectable tanIy; objection 10 the country
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QQl 6TH AV, THIRD FLOOR BACK ROOM.-A
OOO good laundress wishes ladies' and gentlemens
washing 10 10 her own home by the dozen month
good reference.
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1EA WEST 2srH STA YOUNG GIRL AS NURSE
lou can DO any KIND Of hand sewing willing and
obging: 6bjecon to the country, good city refer
ence. Address
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SITUATIONS wAErHD-HrMALRs.


107 EAST larH 1T, FRONT HoUsR.-A RE
nv spccable widow wlshru wathng At her own
home. would out BY tine DAY: can 40 any Kind
nnt ne gooi reference. M. BURNr.
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TT EAST 9TH ST. (PRESENT EMPLoYEK's).-AS
i nurse and sesmstress by French girl; Is used TO
the Of children. Can for week, between and
4P. NJ.
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. EAST 57TH ST., PRESENT EMPLoYERs.-A RE.
81 spectacle young woman nurse and seamstress
can do all kinds OF sewing objection 70 the country
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100 WEST 18TH ST., REAR.-A RESPECTABLE
lUJ woman cook would assist with the washing
and ironlng understands both thoroughly; best eity
reference,
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OQO 6FH Av., BETWEEN 23D AND PATH SITS,
900 nrst hoOr.-A respectable Protestant woman ns
first class private family understands Ameri
can French cooking In all branches; also pastry
and desserts excellent city reference Can be seen or
att
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O1i WEST syTH ST.. THIRD FLOOR BACK
II Il room Il resreciatle woman a. rood cook IN a
Imai private family objection 10 10 al washing
city reference.
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400 EAST ISTn sI., SECOND FLOOR BACK "a
out by the day good city reference.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-09-04
sAM'L w. BROOKE, NJ. D.,
Physician, Surgeon and 0bstetrician.

OFFICE-In Lanfranco's Building. Main st
ONCE hours--S TO 10 A. NJ, to and los p. M
Residence, No. 240 Main street. d29tf
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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1875-11-10

Of the United States engineer corps
General L. r. Sickles, engineer Union
Pacific railroad, and Prof Mitchell, al
the United States coast survey, are ex.
pscted TO arrive in time to leave witt
the rest OF the party. The board will
be joined at New Orleans by an official
OF the Russlsn government, who is eD-
ga ged in examining the chief engineer
ing works Of this county"
A correspondent of the Chicago Field,
present at the recent meeting of the
National spoItsmen's association in this
city, tells how he fell among the ms.
rines In the following style: 1.-THE Field
Is indebted to Captain Lightburpe for
many faVors. Through him We became
acquainted with Commodore George W.
Cheek, superintendent of the Memphis
and Vlcksburg packet company. In
this line are the elegant steamers Hi
nOis, A. j. White and Geo. w. Cheek,
running regularly to Vicksburg, ard
making direct connection with the
steamer Robert E. Lee for New Orleans.
We also met Captain Milt Harry, who
has four boats on the White river line.
He is young, modest, popular, and
Everybody calls him commodore. Like
al steamboat captains, these gentle.
men are all courteous in their inter-
course with others, and have hearts
chock full Of the milk of human kind
ness. l also met Captain ]. N. Hardin,
Of the regular Memphis
and Pine Bluff mail lire. He has the
steamers Belle OF Texas and Fort Glib
SOD. both staunch vessels, and doing a
coed business. Said he couldn't get
along without the Field, and must have
it. Appetits wasn't good, and always
felt sort o. cross-grsined when he didn't
get If ~
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1875-11-10

ward; s7Gssic for spot: SIC for seller
November. Rye finn. Pork-demaud
active and prices have advanced; fol-
optic s, SIC 37!, lower; $40 l21 for spot;
$40 50 for seller November; $50 for seller
February. LsrJ-demand good at full
prices; IL 30Gl2 35c for spot. Bulk
meats in good demand but at lower
rates, s,9Ss, lli@1lsc. Whisky-de-
mand fair and market firm at ST II.
NEW YORK, November 9 -Flour-
receipts, Is, 900 bbls.; more doing and
market more steady; superfine State
sad western, S5(95 25; common to good
extrs, s. 30C95 IS; good to choice. S. 20
as 10; white wheat extra, So l59S; ex.
ira Ohio, s. 40, spot; st. Louie, SIS 90.
Rye -four steady, 81 25(G5 so. Cornmeal
more active; western, So 30(93 so. Cot
fee dull and heavy; Rio, csrgoes, 173@
2Olc gold, jobbing at l74@21tc gold.
Sugar quiet but firm; refine, fair T.
good, 759Stc; prime, Ste; refined lower,
l4sc. MOlasses-grocery grades, foreign,
quiet; New Orleans, new, 7597Se. Rice
quiet Petroleum quiet and more steady;
crude, 6396Ee; refined, 13s@13fc. PORK
lower; mess joobing at SO 75; sll the
year round, $50 go; January aud Febru.
sIy, $50. Cut meats-westt m quiet;
long clear middles, 1910. Lard lower;
prime steam new, l2E(9l3c; all the year
round. l2S(6I2 ll-16c.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1875-11-10
PRODU l. MARKETS.
BY TELEGRAPH.


BY TELEGRAPH.
NEW ORLEANS, November 9.-Mo-
lssses-higher grades frner; prime to
choice, $1,000. Corn dull and lower,
759S0c. Hams-choice sugar-eured
scarce and firm; old, lie; new, 174c.
LOUISVILLE, November 9.-Flour
and wheat quiet. Corn quiet bat firm,
6l@6Sc. Oats quiet hut sIeaty, 3S(842c
Rye quiet, 75r. Hay dull, Sl4dlS.
Provisions quiet. Bulk meats, 9C99i,
ll59l2i, l2s(9l22c,s as to age. Bacon, 10,
l439l5c. Lard-tierce, l4(914tc. Beg
ging quiet.
ST. LOUIS, November 9-FIour
dull and unsettled; little doing Whest
dull and lower; No 2 red winter, 81 IS
al 81 cash; 81 57G9I 5S1 November; No.
8 red winter, 81 2S491 30 November.
Corn dull and lower; No. mixed, 47(9
4Sc cash; 1915 November. Oats dull
and lower; No. ,, 30@33c; mostly 32c
cash; SIC November. Bailey dull aud
lower; prime 10 choice Minnesota, 81 10
al 20. Rye dull and lower, clio Sc.
Pork lower; fair jJbbing demand at
so IS. Lard dull; Offered at l25c. Bulk
meats ard pork, only small jobbiag
business. Whisky duh, Il l2!.
CINCINNATI, November 9.-Flour
dull. Wheat dull; red, 81 I59l %.
Corn quiet but steady; old, 5S(960c;
new, 40s945c. GAS doll, 2SEd40c. Bar
ley dull. Rye dull at 789S0c. Pork
nominal. Lard easy bur lot quotsbly
lower; steam, lac; BETTE, l3@l3tc
Bulk meats quiet but steady, 81, 81, liz,
III, l2Gl2ic, all loose and partly cured;
also q sale OF shoulders al Sc. Cum.
barlsnd middles, l03c. Bacon nominal.
Green meats easier; shoulders, 71c spot;
&c seller November and Decembe r; clear
li6, l0lc spot; Toe seller November a1d
December. Hams, llt@ll3c. Whisky
demand fair and market firm at 81 10;
for choice low grades dull.
CHICAGO, November 9.-Flour
nominal. Wheat---demspd active and
prices hsve advanced; No. l Chicago
spring, 81 Il; No. Chicago spring, 81 OSS
for spot, seller November or December;
No. 3 Chicago spring, 92tG923c; reject
ed, soc. ClTn firmer ana held higher;
No. mixed, sac bid: for spot, size bid;
Tor seuer November, 47ac; for seller all
the year, sic. Oats very firm and hold
ers asking higher rates; No. 2, SlG9ltc
for spot; 30F(a,Slc for seller November
Barley-demsnd good and tending up
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1875-11-10
Liverpool arrivals were dull and

Liverpool arrivals were dull and
easier.
Gold in New York opened at I14s, fell
20 ll4l, and closed at IA.
The New York Bulletin, Of Saturday,
reports: 1.-THE movement Of spots wss
somewhat larger to-day, including few
sales on foreign account, but buyers not
over anxious and the outlet freely met
Quotations have teen reduced 3-l6c per
pound, but are still high for sctual busi-
ness, and we understand that q great
many OF the sales have been
ma on a lass OF Isle for middling,
while the ofie ings st the south are
anple AMI cheap. Liverpool is still
openly quoted dull, and the call from
shippers is supposed TO be in the main
10 I'll back orders awaiting a drop to
present figures. SpinDeIs have con-
J!Hued careful ia their movements, and
dealers comp ain that much OF the home
dena ID has been diverted from this
ma ket by he iTregu arity and uresr-
tainty OF vslues growing out OF the re-
cent corner.
THE GENERAL MARKET yesterday,
Notwithstanding rain set in bstoTe
noon, was pretty active, 'as the times
go" Corn sold at 623c IN second. hand
gUnnies, which appears u indicate a
teeline from the 7Sc that has been pre-.
vailing. oats 5re still neglected Bran
was without transactions. HOY was
quiet, n usy al; some prairie SOLD at $40
add al SO 80; a sma lot Of choice NJ
Otby vas Oh the market a! SIS 50, Int
S2i 80 was the best offer obtained.
CJrnmedl was lower; We could
mot very vel see why; sales
ct S. ana s. %. COdi-0a is
cent. higher, lsc, ali tie dealers are de-
cided on this advance. Eggs were
again higher, 24(G25c. Chickens were
unchanged, except that the small de-
maBd for smsll specimens had reduced
them TO 81; fine hens brought 81 so.
.E1J6dse sold as high as Sc, but the
ieads we're a. fresh as May and as big
as lawyers conscience. Bacon was 9
myth; none in town but what the re-
tsilers have; no breakfast bacon, and
ua hams but plsini quotations are there-
fore nomiusl, but tnere is a good de-
mand BUlk pork Is also ia good de.
$ d; mess unchanged; lard in fair In
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1875-11-10

WAdnt sdaHa Dacamhar 8. 1879.

wednesday, December 3, 1875,
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 trust, as follows: Sit
uat,d, 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
ion railroad, viz In the eleventh surveyors
district, and sixteenth civil district, of said
county, on both sides of the Memphis and
Charleston railroad, and bounded as follows,
to-wit: beginning at stake with red and
white oak pointers, on the north line of Var
sers land thence north seventy-SeVen chains
and fifty links az C. 50 l., to stake IN the cen
ter of the Memphis and COiIieIvilie plank
road thence north $50 W. four chains and If
teen links a c, Is H. to a stake in said road :;
thence north twenty chains and forty links
go C. 40 ~ TO stake in 5. MOSby's corner
with black gum pointers; thence east fifteen
CHAINS (15 c. to stake II so W, L. links from
a re- oak pointer; thence south twenty weight
chains and forty links Us C 40 ~ to a stake IN
said plank road: thence south SO east wi
said rOad five chains and fifty links IS C. so ~
tn stake; thence south seventy-two chains
az C 1" black oak marked as corner with
SWEET gum pointers; thence west with cross
line fifteen chains and twenty five links Us C.
% ~ to the beginning; containing one him.
dred and htty-2ine 42-lC0 acres, as surveyed
by John Brown, surveyor of said county June
IL, 1858, excluding the area of the railroad so
as to leave said l59 42-l00 acres within said
metes and bounds, after deducting said rail-
road; being the same land bargained and sold
by said Goodwin to said Wood, by his bond for
title, dated January IL, 1860, of record IN the
Registers office of said county, IN book No. 20,
part !, pages 554, 535 and 53G, in pursuance of
which bond this deed is executed; said part
lying south of the Memphis aud Charleston
railroad, containing one hundred and ten
acres, more or less, together with all the priv
ileges and appuftenanceS thereunto belong
ing.
Kight of redemption waived; title believed
to be good. but will only convey as Trustee
Sale to take place between the hours of 10
and II O'Clock am.
TOM GALE, Trus ee.
Memphis Noyemb her e. 1879
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NOTICE TO CRgDITORS.

No. dol EuleN-4u Uue UnanCery Court OF
Shelby county, Tennessee James A An
derSOn, Administrator de bOnis non OF VIM.
@. Ward, deceased, We. A. Z. Kerr ct al.
IT appearing from the bill in this cause, that
Il this is a proceeding 10 Settle the estate OF
VIM. g. Ward, decease as an fnsoiyent es-
tate, such insolvency having been properly
suggested, it Is ordered that ell partiss claim
lug 70 be creditors OF said esl ate, make their
appearance herein, at the courthouse, in TIE
Guy OF Memphis, Tennessee, on or before the
LIST day of February, 1876, and have themselve
made par les defendant and file their claims,
or the same will be forever barred, and that a
copy OF this order be published once week,
for four successive weeks, in the Memphis
Appeal. This october q, 1875.
A copy-aGt6st: EDAUND A. COLE,
Clerk and Master
By L. b. Nc HENRY. Deputy q. & Y.
JARNAGIN & FRAYSER, SOiis for COrnpt
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1875-11-10
DRY GOODS.
BY TELEGRAPH.

NEW YORK, November 9.-The
trade movement was sluggish in nearly
all departments. Cotton goods moved
slowly, but were fairly steady ia price
Plaid prints and robes in request fol-
moderate lots, but chocolates and fan.
ctes were dull. Ginghams less active.
Besvers and overcoatings in moderate
demand for small lets, but car simeres,
cloth and jeans remained quiet. Flan.
nels and blankets lightly dealt in.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1875-11-10

Yesterdays NV York closing tele-
gram reports: Market dull and
easier; Ordinary, II 8 l6c; good or
binary, II 5 Ice; low middling, 13c;
midding, Is 5-I6e; good middling,
ID 7-l6c; sales, 93l bales. Middiing
same time last year, 14sc.
Yesterdays Liverpool closing tsle-
gram reports: Market easier but
not quotably lower; upIands, 8 5-l6i;
Orleans, It'd; sales, 500 bales, of which
1900 were American. Upland middling
same time last year, II I6d.
The following are the closing rates In
New York futures for yesterd ~ and the
day before: