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INSURANCE.
North Carolina State Life
NSURANC E co NJ PANY.

UNCOMFORTABLE IN lSiZ.)
Assets. S276.iO7.I7
f. III. CAMERON, President.
w. f. ANDERSON, Vice President.
w. II. HICKS, Secretary and Treas I.
DR.. +. BURKE HAYWOOD, Aed.DIrect
Prof. r. Il. SMITH, Advisory Actuary
O. Ii. Perry, supervising Agent.
FINANCE COMMITTEE.
INV. r.. Anderson, Vice President,)
President Citizens National Bank.
John q. Williams. (Director) Presl-
dent State National Bank.
John c.. Blake, Director) Cashier
Raleigh National Bank.
The only Home Life Insurance Com
pany in North Carolina.
No longer an experiment, but "a
strong and tirmlVestablished SUCCESS.
Has never made a pledge OF promise
that has not been faithfully fulfilled.
Every dollar of its funds invested at
home among our own people.
Is one of the most successful COM
panieS of its age in the United States.
All losses promptly paid, and in cash.
Has nearly three dollars of Assets for
every dollar of Liabilities.
North CarolinianS, stand by and sup
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has never yet deceived you.
For Agencies and Insurance, apply
at Head Quarters of the \. G.. State
Life Insurance Company, over Citi-
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Commercial.
New York Markets.

NEW YORK, Aug. 8, 1878.
Gold, u; Exchange, 4.o3; Money, laa2;Cot-
ton. Sic ady; uplands, l.; Orleans, ia
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HARDWARE.
JULIUS LEWIS e Co,
Iron & Hardware Merchants,
r A I Fl, N. G.

The hlowingisa partial td Articles we keep stock, arranged in IepaHn B."
conVementre reference:
Department Of Iron, Steel and Nails
Iron AND STEEL:
Merchants Bar, Band ron, Sheet Iron. scroll Iron
HOop Iron, SWeues ron SindelSont Cast Steel Pes mn Cat N|
NAILS-(OID DOMINION ,
Building Nails all sizes, Wagon Box Nails. trails Cinch Nails tutetaH
- HORSE SHOES AND HORSE NAILS:
Horse Shoes, Perkins, Horse shoes uriens Horse Shoes rMgar
Mule ShOSeP Perkins, Nme Shoes. Budens. Mule Shoes redEI
Putnam Horse Nails, Sou hen & AuslIeI Horse Nails
Heavy Har ware Department.
Angular ous, AnvTs, AugerB Bits BMet Metal
6eHo"s, Bench SnwS, bit Brace, BacksHI' L"
Chain Links, CHiSIaHkinds tIVis ConntTSnA~
ConChain, Des drawing Knives Emery apoa
Farners Knives Files Clue ' Grub IH<
hammers, vi kinds Hollow AagerS. Horse Shoes Lag screw
HMENtcks Nuts, ALL sizes Oen Links, Picks ..
dIhceSS RIvet, sand PAPER, Screw wood 5000
KEN Bolt, Taps 1hmb Skin Boxes. Tuyre IoAt
VEen Wedges, wrenches.
Carriage and Wagon Hardware Departm mt.
AniShat RatlerS Als iron all kinds Bolster Plates Cas- In Pae-
mains, Wagon, Clips Stewards lin King Ms cock Eyes
DaShes, Sheet Iron, ash Frames lehoe Plate. fith Nhr=
Hub Bands. Lamps aruagp Leather Iahs Lining 9-
ManeableI Irons Tetersk atherdshes Rattan Mamhings, Rub Hor
safety Hooks, sand Bands Shau ShacklesI Sockets
SprgS IIilbeS knnS Whp Sockets Nr0ughtCr'"'
huDber Betting, Ieaher Betting, Hollow Ware, Stoves.
Ropes, Axes ShovIs Spades &c
Trimming Department.
Enameed Drk, Fnameled Ducks Enaneed Musnl, Oh Carrr~
Top and Dash Leather Bow, EnamIed and Curtain Franz 81,
ngtwI Scanning Cords TrimmngI e4hrs Apon& L.7'
Iuihg nas, CIut & fniIh rails Comnon e pat hrids S~ehA lNE
| Gimp and lace takS, Varuilps all kns' Paints Os' &c Putty,
Wood Department.
TP %h Shuggy' Rims Hubs, Wagon, HuSb d7'
Sloke. Wheels ready made WiiHe Trees Wheel uw".
SASH, DOORS, BLINDS.
Shelf Hardware Department.
| < Nhy = fable Knives Flirting shears. Fmug M"#
SS dui lShS, Brlte Fit1 Table md Tea spoons carry 1'
ooNeN MUS Carpenters Planes, lin an PlaIished Ware,
sad Irons. alklnds.
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LOCAL NOTICES.

W. L. MITCHELL school, at 298 Second
street
If you want to improve your eyesight, cal
on R, Bertschy.
EXERCISES at the State female college will
be resumed on Monday, December I'd.
RED SNAPPER, white fish, Mackinaw
trout, Lake Erie salmon, at Fl. Seessel, ST., q
Son, corner Jefferson and Second.
THE plumbing and gas-ftting establish.
ment of ]. w. X. Browne is now regularly
open. Orders promptly attended to.
QUERY.-"Why will men smoke common
tobacco when they can buy Marburg B. o's
Seal of North Carolina at the. same prlee?'
HIGHEST cash prices paid for secondhand
clothing, carpets and jewelry at Philip
Simon's, IS Beale street Orders promptly
attended to.
GREEN BRIER whisky Is made with great
care-grain all picked and cleaned, water
from the finest spring in the county of Rob-
ertson, and cleanliness is the standing order
of the distillery.
Mr.. EMILE LEVY wishes to notify his nu-
merous pupils that he will be ready to resume
lessons on Monday, the second of December.
Patrons will please leave their. orders at
Witzmann's, 223 Second street.
THE old reliable firm of T. J.'Walker &
Co., dyers and cleaners, No. 246 Second
street, has reopeued, and they are ready to
do all work in their line with neatness and
dispatch. Special attention given to ladies
dresses, shawls, cloaks, etc.
B. A. HoLLENBERG offers the services OF
the Memphis steam dyeing establishment to
his many friends and patrons, and his sue
cess in business is guarantee of fine and
most satisfactory work Ladies' and gents
apparel cleaned and dyed after the latest i'm
proved methods, and colors positively fast.
Prices to suit the times
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Something Wonderful.

Nothing can be more gratifying to the mil
lions friendly to Memphis than the extraor-
binary vitality developed by her late misfor-
times. Instead of the doom and decay con-
stantly predicted by her enemies and COM
petitors abroad, she has arisen from her tenn
porary troubles and is to-day the Invest city
j the United Stntes. If anyone is disposed
to doubt this assertion let him but take a
stroll through the leading wholesale houses
and his sceptlcism will readily vanish. We
notice among the many other unmistakable
evidences of this activity, that Messrs. VIM.
R. Moore d Co. are to-day opening up their
-second fall stock, which the tremendous de-
mand from country merchants has made alb
solutely necessary. 1t is said by competent
judges to be the cheapest and most attractive
stock of dry goods and notions to be met with
anywhere, and country merchants may find
it profitable to look IN upon it. We know
nothing practically of such things ourselves,
Tut as Messrs. Moore & Co. have been lead
ing dealers in Memphis for the past twenty
years, and are possessed of ample capital and
experience, we take it for granted that no
house can offer sur erior inducements. We
know that the bare announcement of such
facts as these will be pleasant reading to all
persons feeling an interest in the prosperity
of our great and growing city.
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is age. passed from ea4n, among the slain By the

his age. passed from earth, among the slain By the
terrible fever.
MS fearful destroyer marked the threshold OF
hundreds OF once happy homes In our midst with
score after score, whose memories deserve 10 be
cOmmemorated by the Hottest shafts OF marble and
granite above their stiled hearts 10 tell the tale Of
their noble deeds, blameess lives and heroic deaths
just extent till ElmwOod and Calvary, and all our
other cemeteries may glisten and grow beautiful
with monuments 10 the true brave and deserving.
But We who knew ana loved him feel that IL is not
OF friend Major A. J. II AVS without paying
that which we deem to be but q meEted tribute
TO his worth In all the relations OF life found
Major Hays filling his post hOuoTaby and cOnSc1en-
tOusly. just TO all men, true TO his friends, he
passed TO eternity with an account on the ledger
book OF life far cleaner Than yery many who claimed
more. He the scion OF a brave, generous and
splendid sire, General Samuel b. Hays the friend,
companion and soldier comrade OF Andrew jackson,
whom all Tennesseans. especially love TO honor
aud reverence. Major Hays received thorough col
legiate classical education IN his early days, and
upon attaining his majority he won his diploma
with bright honors at the law school at Lebanon,
which has brought forth some OF the finest Jurlsts
the state OF Tennessee, or any other State, ever
proudly claimed. To the immediate family of
Major Hays we tender an honest sympathy for his
loss, and trust that the God OF the widow and the
orphan VIII teach them that resignation TO the blow
which is beyond human power TO do.
W. B. Cialbreath, NJ G. Galloway,
X. +. Looney, Alexander Ersklne,
A. j. Kelar, J. NJ Keatlng,
A. j. Vaughan, j. b Mathe5,
III. D. L. Stewart, q. b. Thornton,
j. J. Murphy, Ed Whitmore,
John L. LaWler, Cotton Greene,
j. E. BedSley, j. A. Harpham,
Casey Young, ]. NJ Fowlkes,
j. W. Trabue, VIM. L. TTask
W. H. Rhea, W. Fl. Moore,
T. B. EdgiDgton.
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PERSONALS.
DR.. S. BELL has returned to the city.


DR.. S. BELL has returned to the city.
Hon. CASEY YOU'VE leaves to-day for
Washington CITY Ella Louisville.
w. A. WHEATLEY calls attention to his
select list OF houses to rent, In to-day's issue
Mr.. P. G. CUNEo, the grocer at 365 Her
nando road has returned, and Will be pleased to see
all his old friends.
WIN. c.. COMPTON, of Compton, Ault &
Co.. of Cincinnati is in the city taking orders for
wood and willow-ware.
MADAME A. LoNGET, the accomplished
milliner and mantua maker, arrived home yesterday
on the steamer Vint Shinke.
MRS. HATTIE IRRELEVANT was among yes
terdays arrivals, after several weeks pleasant So
iourn among friends up the upper Ohio.
A. Z. SHoLEs, the publisher of direct cries
for Memphis and other cities is here again. and will
soon have his corps of canvasSers at work on the
directory for 1879.
The following visitors were at the cotton
exchange yesterday: A. X. Cameron, Humboldt;
Judge Simmons, SardIs, MississIpp; C. Baskerville
agent Texas and Pacific railway; E Jecbold Louis
Vile, Kentucky.
COMMODORE WISE and Captain Joseph D.
Parker arrived last night from Hot Springs. They
remain few days looking after the interest OF the
the city they VIII be the guests OF the popular repre-
sentative Of the line, Captain R. W. Lghtburne.
HAYs-On the sixteenth of September, at
the residence of Mr. John C. N Lemore. I'm Shelby
county, Major A. j. Hays in the fortyeighth year OF
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E2etail at YYhoIesnle PrIces.

Me5srs. N. J. COIN Z Co., corner Main
and Jefferson streets, now offer to the public
an opportunity to purchase a fac imported
cigar, b.: the hundred or single box. at the
same prices as were heretofore given to the
Wholesale trade only. They have purchased
Scally, deceased, at Nos. 303 under Pea
body and 165 (nnder county court buildlng)
Main street, which, in addition to their
already complete stock at their cid stand,
corner Main and Jefferson streets, they pro-
pose to sell in retail lots at wholesale prices.
For the convenience of their many uptown
patrons. they have reopeped the stand No.
l65 Main street (under courthouse building. }
NJ. j. COIN & CO.,
AInin and LII .arSn
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Boys and Children's Clothing
Ever offered in this market.
THANKSGIVING (spening.

To day a grand thanksgiving opening will
take place at Frank Sturla's (Old FalD new
A grand free lunch will be spread for all visi-
tors, the lunch consisting of all the deica-
cies of the season. Frank Sturla has fitted
up his saloon in an elegant manner, and has
stocked his bar with the finest liquors and
cigars. His oyster parlors and restaurant up
stairs for ladies and gentlemen have been
arranged and furnished in good style. Frank
has determined to make his house one of the
most attractive places in the city. He has as
his assistant behind the bar the ''old reliable'
John Celia, who is one of the fancy inter-
mixers of drinks. Ed Doutas and John Car
roll are the restaurant stewards. Give
Frank" call to-day and celebrate thanks
giving
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RESOLUTIONS OF RESPECT
To the Memory OF Colonel James z.
Leath and Judge Charles KOrtreeht
by the Trustees OF ElmwOOd
Cemetery.
OFFICE OF ELMwOoD CEMETERY,
36 Union street,
MEMPHIS. NOEembar u. 1873.

OFFICE OF ELMWOOD CEMETERY, /
36 Union street,
MEMPHIS, November u, 1873. J
President Lenow, having called together
the board of trustees, addressed them as follows:
''GESTLEAiEN-Wit a saddened heart have con-
vened you to-day. Since last met two of use
full members have died, viz Colonel James L. Leath
away and void created not easily filled. Called to
high positions in public life, the esteem for them
only be measured by their great usefulness. 1t is
with the deepest sorrow announce to you officially
their deaths Since the new organization OF the
died, viz: Messrs. Hamlin. Williamson, Edmonds.
Leath and Kortrecht. In this short time majority
of board have left council, never again to
turn. IL Is hard to realize that we will never LOOK
upon them again. nor receive their counsel and ad-
They labored with us in the work of love In making
Elmwood the pride of our people. The remains of
Colonel Leath will arrive here tomorrow from New
York. Those of Judge Kortrecht still temporarily
repose at Bartlett 1t for to take such action
so well deserve Their memories are enshrlned in
the hearts of our people To our association their
loss is almost irreparable. In this sad hour can
The committee selected to draft resolutions,
MessTs T. B. Turley and John d. LenoW, reported
WHEREAS, This board has been apprIsed OF the
death OF two of its members within the last three
months essrs. Leath and KoItrecht we have not
words to the of sadness that surrounds
community to require praise or eulogium from us.
Their loss TO Us Is very great We desire, as MEM
bers and individuals to express our high apprecia-
ton OF their character; therefore be 1t
ReSOJUed That the death of our brother trustees,
Ms Leath and KOrrecht, is sad loss, not only
to board but to the people of Memphis and this
entire community, who had learned to appreciate
their high worth through long of public service
in many high positions.
ReSCiled, That our kind sympathy and coincidence
is extended TO their b6reaYed widows and families,
who by their deaths have been SOTey distressed.
Their homes are in mourning for the loved husband
and father, who will never again return, and how
ever much we may miss them, 1t is nothing COM
pared TO their loss, which is irTepdrable.
ReSOLUed, That the surviving trustees will attend in
a body the funeral of Colonel Leath, Friday; and
when the remains of Judge KOTtrecht are removed
to Elmwood, the board Will pay similar respect to
his remains.
Res0Eeed, That these proceedings be spread on the
minutes of the board; that the secretary furnish
copy to the family of each of the deceased and that
the same be published.
JOSEPH LENOW, President.
JOHN H. LENOw, Secretary.
W. B. MILLER,
WIN. +. TAYLOR,
JNO. W. VOEGELI,
c. W. COVER,
JNO. 81. LENOW,
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RELIGIOUSSERYICES TO-DAY

4 Vice az roam.
. 4 CENTRAL METHODIST CHI RCH-J Union SlFt,f.
\ q Services az 10 am, by The pastor.
Il ERMAN LUTHERAN CHI RICH 10 Washington
II sfrst.-T thanksgiving sery' ces 1t 1880 am.
CUMBERLAND PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
- curt siroe'.-ThanSSgiylng service al loan.
I AUDERDALE STREET PRESBYTERIAN
l. CHURCH Thanksgiving services at 10 am.
Rev ]. y. Wlddel.
I'ENTR4L BAPTIST CHURCH Second street,
- near Il ". Thanksgiving services at 10 am.
5. Laudrum, pastor.
rINHIRD PRESBY IERIAN CHTRCH-CheLSu sfTeef
| Thanksgiving services at iOls a. IN. Rev. b.
Richardson, pastor Collection for the poor.
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Take them Back,

When you ask for CDR. C. NJ. MLane's
celebrated liver pills. and on opening the
box-they are counterfeit and no good-take
them back. The original DR.. n Lanes pills
have no other color but red seal on cover
of box, and blue government stamp outside,
with name of Fleming Bros, Pittsburgh, %
thereon. Failing to find these features, take
them back
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Cotton Factors and Commission
Merchants.

The house of John Steele ga Co is. open for
business. The firm is composed of we'll
known business men who have had extensive
experience in our city. The members of the
firm, John Steele, w. J. Chase & w. w.
Ward, are enterprlsing citizens, well-known
in this city and surrounding country. They
will carry on the cotton factorage and
commission business at 208 Front street,
and will make liberal advances on
cotton. Planters will do well to patronize
this firm during the present and succeeding
business seasonE.
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What Eminent st. Louis Ply
SiciaBS Saw

PREVENTIVE OF MALARIA.-Colden'sL Lie
big's extract of beef and tonic invigorator is
a very agreeable article of diet, and particu-
tolerated when other forms of animal food
are rejected. In diptheria, ague, malarial
typhoid fever, and every depressing disease,
its use will be attended with great advan-
tage. We have prescribed it with excellent
success. J. H. Leslie, MD; G. P. Copp,
MD; S. B. Prasons, NJ D.; R. A. Vaughn,
MD; Drs. S. L. and j. c. Nidelet William
Porter, D., and many others. Sold by all
druggists and grocers.
BUTTERICK's catalogues for winter, No.
OS1 Snnnnh
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LAW REPORTS.
United states court-Hammona. in

United states COurt-HammOnd,J Judge
The following business was transacted BY
Judge E. s. Hammond yesterday:
In re 7. L. Dickinson, bankrupt New warrant
ordered, the first meeting of creditors having beer
prevented by the epidemic
In re FL. Harder, bankrupt. Leave to file psttion
TO have proceedings abated and order for creditors
snow cause against ii, returnable December z, 1878
In re DR.. Ford, bankrupt. Motion for new order OF
adjudication entered and submitted.
John johnson and j. NJ Watson, defaultfng Jurors
excused.
Adjourned until Friday morning at tan O'Clock
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Mrs. Winsiow's soothing syrup has been used
for children. 1t corrects acidity of the stom-
ach, relieves ioird collie, regulates the bowels,
cures dysentery and diGyY-ie0 whether arising
from teething or other causes. An old and
wed-tried remedy. Twenty-Five cents bottle
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One quart of -four, with three teaspoonfuls
Dooley's, yeast powder sifted through it,
lump OF butter size of hens egg, three tea
spoonfus of sugar, two eggs, one cup sweet
milkkand little salt. Bake in muffin rings.
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BUTTERICK's catalogues of winter fash
ions for ladies', misses and children's wear
received and ready for distribution at ]. b.
Aldrich's 254 Second
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KOGicPa

All poor women who make their living by
the sewing-machIne can have them repaired
free of charge, by bringing them to A Court
street or SO Adams street.
R. B. HUTCHINSON,
j. n. SUTHERLAND,
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AT Nos. 46 and 48 Beale street, is prepared to
furnish steamboats,, hotels and restaurants
with the best of fresh meats, vegetables, fish,
oysters and all kinds of game on short notice
and at rates to suit the times. Gus Althouse
is his authorized agent, all orders from whom
will be promptly filed.
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To the Erasso

Having purchased large stocks of all grades
of cigars, we now offer to cash buyers special
Inducements. NJ. j. COIN & CO.,
Corner Main and Jefferson.
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Boots and Shoes of Rest Makes

Are being sold at prices that none try to COM
pete with. Miller's stock is being sold at
administrator sale. Come and see, No.
22l Main street.
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''NeuriI" Instantly Cures Neu
raISia.

1t is fourteen months, since l cured myself
of neuralgia with ''ne6fil, and haze not
had the slightest return Of pain. John w.
Scott, st. Louis. George W. Jones & Co.,
Memphis, agents.
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Fish. Fish Fish,

H Seessel, ST., & Son, corner Jefferson and
Second streets, just received large and Sc
lect assortment OF fresh fish.
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Glorious News TO the Needy.
FIFTY THOUSAND DOLLARS

Worth of mems, boys and chlldren's cloth
ing will be sold in the next thirty days, by
order Of the United States court. at the old
stand of M. Fuld, No. $685. Main street,
near Union. Also large line of gents fur
nshing goods. Cali soon, as they must be
sold and no humbug Remember, 1881
Main. The largest stock of
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The FOurth National Rank

Deals in exchange, aud does a general col
lection business. The accounts of merchants,
manufacturers and others solicited.
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j. A. SignaiSOs

Received, daily, fresh oysters, fresh fish,
game and celery, at 278 Second street, oppc-
site Court square.
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Packed for shipment, and carpets laid, on
short notice. at Dickinson's upholstery, No.
800 Nam street.
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IIince Pics. Mince Pies.

For thanksgiving. The very best and cheap.
est, to be had every day, fresh, at
SPECHT " WALTERS, 81 Madison.
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o. y ACRES OF LAND-Place well improved,
n l. - land in a good state of cultivation. Sit
uated y miles east of CarsOns Landing. in Bolivar
county. Mss. VIII rent for six years at So per
j. D. SHELBY. Grenada, Miss.
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"a AffrnSGnG

OF all kinds on hand and made to order by
Dickinson, No. $50 Main street.
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MINcE pies every day, fresh, at Specht
Walters.
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Sally hmm

BUTTERICK''s catalogues for winter fash.
ions. No. 254 Second.
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EraSI, AxSf
Grand Opening.

MEXICAN dollars taken at ninety cents. and
trade dollars at one dollar, for any goods in
my store at regular prices.
Il. G. H0LLENBERG.
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n E1|II

1000 bxs Mild Cheese,
Factory Prices, freight added.
500 bxs Crackers,
Factory Prices, freight added
1000 bxs Fancy and Stick Candy,
Factory Prices, freight added.
so Barrels AtmOre's Mince Meat.
100 Half-baTrels AtmOre's Mince Meat.
1000 Buckets AtmOre's Mince Meat,
Is to so pOunds)
Factory Prices, freight added.
500 Barrels Silver Noon Flour.
100 Half.barrels Silver Moon Flour.
100 Barrels Plants Extra Flour.
so Barrels Jack Frost Flour.
500 Barrels Different Grades Flour.
200 Brls Silver Moon and Pearl Meal.
1000 brls Apples, Fine for shipping.
500 brIs Fine Early Rose Potatoes.
100 brls Oranges.
200 brls Fresh n. Y. State BuckWheat.
1000 Cases Salmon, Sardines, Canned
Tomatoes, Peaches, Pickles, Etc.
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No, 254 Second
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Mince Pies, Mince Pies.
For thanksgiving. The very best and cheap
est, to be had every day, fresh, at
SPECHT & WALTERS, 81 Madison.
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Furniture

FlOyd's Ladies Restaurant,
ENLARGED and improved. No. 279 Main street.