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Cons MIIlar-l5O pzgs furniture, 349 brls -four.
IFS brls meal 100 brls apples 20 brls potatoes, rs
ware. = bags seed-cotton. G56 sacks cotton-seed,
400 pigs wagon stuff, 175 pkgs iron.
Levee Paragraphs
Business fair.
The weather was clear and pleasant
locsI Packets departed with fair trips yesterday
The river has fallen fourteen Inches since our last
Sir Alex Moses. the we'll known agent Of the New
Orleans under FrlteTs, IS In the city.
With the exception Of that big hole the leyee Is In
a splendid condition for transactlng business.
There are nine steamers advertiser In our columns
TO leave to-day. pretty good showing OF business
The receipts by river yesterday aggregated O2
bales cotton, a bags seed-cotton and 1892 sacks
The Mark Twain left last night for the sunk lands
on the ~ Francis river and carried large barge to
The Mar Houston. Captain Charles Miller, passes
no thls evening at i've O'Clock for Cincinnati. Elliott
Miller clerk.
The Thomas Means and barges are at the upper
leyee unloading salt. There are a great number or
The Cons MIllar arrived from Cincinnati last
night. She had 800 tons of miscellaneous freight
and fair trip OF passengers.
The Josie Harry brought big trip OF cotton. fuTs.
hides. eggs lard and peaches AID various other aTi
cles OF produce out OF White river.
The George W. Cheek. CaBtan Stack Lee, is the
packet this evening at five O'Clock for Helena and
Fdars Point. William Houston has charge Of her
The John B. Maude. Captain W. H. Blake, is the
Anehorllne paeket this evening at nye O'Clock for
Vlesburg and the bends. W. c. Blenker IS her
clerk.
The Guiding star. Captain ". B. Miller, from Gin
cinnEti. Is due down today, route for New Orleans
Her accommodations Tor passengers are unsur-
passed
The Anchor-llner. Colorado will pass up this
evening for st Louis at five O'Clock. Captain Sam
NJ Pheeters in command, and Charles Quesnel in
charge Of the oIice.
The Josie Harry Captain MiIt R Harry on deck. is
the packet this evening al FIVE O'Clock for all points
on While river. going through TO JacksonpOrt Col
Cne J. d. Moore is her attentive clerk
The hsslln speed, Captain Eugene B. Smith 10
comm a. is the cket this 1'Tgs at five O'Clock
for al points Arkansas liver, going through to
Little r. OK u Wash Floyd is her clerk.
Yesterday The Owners of the steamer Pat Cleburne
received verdict for 1884 Of account Of the col
lisOn case with the ste amer Joe Kinney The acct
dent happened Bolivar landing, Mississippi, win
ter 1S74
The Cons Mllar. Captain WIN. Tlchenor. is the
regular packet this evening at FIVE O'Clock for all
points the Ohio rive far As Cincinnati She
Dives the eheapest to all poiDtS north James
Wilson will be fOuld In charge OF her Office.
The Ed Richardson. Captain John W. Cannon,
will leave at i've o'clock this afternoon for New Or
leans and the bends. She Is perhaps the largest
freight carrier as well as passenger packet on the
Mississippi river T. j. Howard and John +. Will
banks are the clerks.
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meats on payment OF the license provided for In the
act establishing this District; but new store or
stand for the sale OF fresh meats shall be opened
within one fourth of mile, by the line OF streets of
either marsethouse shall any meat store. within
the distance above specified. be continued except by
the present owner or proprietor.
Sec ?. AL stores where fresh meats, fish, game or
vegetables are sold shall be subject 70 inspection by
and at the discretion of the Marketmasters, on
complaint or any citizen
sec ;. Any person or firm who shall violate any
OF the provisions of this ordinance, who shall sell
fresh meat, sh, game or vegetables from any store
without having obtained the requisite permission
from the President OF the Board of Fire and Police
commissioners for the same, shall be guilty of a
mlsoemedu0r, and, on arrest and conviction before
the Preslde Mt OF the Board of Fire and Police Com
m'ssioners snail be fined not less than one dollar
nor more than nifty dollars for each Ofense.
sec. T. Any merchant commission merchant
regularly licensed shall be authorized and permitted
10 sell fresh meat from store without obtaining
merchant or commission merchant shall cut or re-
duee the bulk OF any piece of fresh meat or shall
permit the same TO be done for purposes OF sale or
the convenience Of purchasers while the same ia in
his store or under his control; aud prOUed further
that IN no case snail any merchant or commission
than one quarter OF any slaughtered animal. Any
violation of this section shall subject the offender to
a la OF not less than ten dollars nor more than
nifty dollars for each Offense.
see All persons doing business under the pro
VISIONS or the last four sections of this ordinance are
hereby authorized to deliver articles sold until nine
clock Sunday morning, but not to sell any article
bidGen. Any person convicted of violation of this
ordinance before the President OF the Board Of Fire
and Police Commissioners shall be fined from one
TO fifty dollars.
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AYERS CATuARTIC PILLS are the best of ali ry,ga
tves for family use. Theyare the product of long,
atCFious. and successful chemical investigation
ard their extensive USE by Physicians ~ he'r p~a,
tice, and ny al civilized nations, U-cs .Iem re
best nd most efe ;tual prrgati.e PHI tfat medical
oence5 can devise. Being purely vegetable no h IN
arise from their use. In intrinsic value and
ratiYe powers other PMS can os compared with
them, and every person. knowing tleif yiTtles Will
employ them, when needed. They keep the system
IN perfect order, ard maintain in healthy action The
whole machinery of life. Mild, searching ard
efectual, they specially adapted to the needs of
the digestive apparatus, arrangements Of which
they prevent and cure, If timely taken They are
the best and safest pbysic to employ for children,
and weakened constitutions, where d mild, but
efectuaI, cathartic is required.
For SALE BY ALI, DEALERS,
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STALLS NOT RENTED BY THE YEAR.

See. Z. Stalls and stands not rented by the year
shall be rented by the MaFfetmaster from day to
day. Inside stalls at fifty Is each and outside
stalls at twenty-five cents each provided that to par
ties occupying stalls only GA Saturdays the rates
shall be double; and persons selling at the markets
from carts and other vehicles shall pay TWENTY-FIVE
cents EACH Parties selling from stands outside the
markethOuse shall pay twenty five cents each.
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PUBLICATIONS.
PROSPECTUS.
Howard ASSOCi3t'n
REPORT,
Nov ready for the Printer, Will contain Full Re
~ ports of all Officers of the Association. with
List of Five Thousand Citizens of Memphis who
died during the Epidemis OF 1878. Also contain Lis
of the names OF Contributors of Donations both in
money and supplies, received from tie Generous
public Of America and Europe, amounting in the
aggregate to near FIVE HUNDRED THOUSAND
DOLLARS, and what disposition was made of same
Also General History of Yellow Fever in this and
foreign countries. The book Will be got up in the
very best manner, on good white paper we'll bound
In size octave and contain about five hundred pages
The Association is determined to make this cred
liable work. and in order cover the cost of getting
out to place Canvassers in the field and sell only
by subscription.
PRICE, 50 SO.
Delivered april list. Orders will re-
cetVe attention if sent to
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FOREsrALLlNG TIE MARKETS.

Sec. 8. No person shall foTestan the market by
buying during market hours any article commonly
sold in market for thu purpose of selling the
again. nor shall any person offer any such articles
for sale In the District during market hours, except
at one of the stands stalls provided for that pr
pose, in or near the maTkethouSesi and all combna
lions TO Influence in any way the prices of articles
offered In the market shall be unlawful
STALLS TO BE KEPT CLEAN
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Paris, TeOragry 81 Rentss, 112L Csc.

NEv ORLEANs, February 81 New York sight
par. Sterling cXchaug-, bankers bills. 4S5Is.
LONDON, FEBRUARY 2l -COnSOis-mOney, az =
Is. Illinois Central, Stl2; Pennsylvania Central,
J6ls; Reading, 1914; E.e, -; preferred, AZ; 6-2Os
% 1851, 3Al; lOius ~ :; new %, 6si; Al IS, 75s
NEW YORK. February .t.-Mcney easy, gao per
cent. Prime mercantile pauer, 3i2Lt5 per cent -ter
ling exchange bankers b.lls heavy, 4S5I4 New
York sign 4Sstt Government bonds 6rm: con-
pOnS 1881, SIS; coupon, 1867. lO2; coupons 1858,
1stnlaT iOj iO4Gs ca,irolS s,. currency "a
2i3i State bonds doll; Louisiana weak and lower;
Tennessee u.s. Old. Gf5-; Tennessee -s.new pa NiT-
gna IS old Is: Virginia Gsnaw -: Missouri IS ia
Railroad uds were strong stock specuatons
during the FIRST hour of business WAS depressed in
tone and there vas falling of in prices OF L. u ~;
Northwestern common, which was heavily pressed
for sale, leading ihe 40 onward movement. Suisse
quentiy ths temp OF the nIal-t changed and a re-
coyery OF l2Hi took place, 10 when the entire
list participated aud which was maintained to the
clo.e The bly!ng movement WAS most marked iD
Western Union, Northwestern, Erie, Lake shore
Union Pacific. ami the coal stocks. Northwestern
preferred ntnues Ia demand for investors in CON
sequence VI the cent adoption of system OF quar-
me Atlantis and Great western bad been c5nfirmed
Coal 81 cls higher in the belief that the price
OF coal would b. advanced and that the negOtia-
lions for a combination had not YET f lel through
The investment shares showed marked strength
100000 we're N0rtil,ysstern cOmGon. d. 600 pre-
ferred, p 900 Erie, 1900 Lake Shore, 10000 St
Paul common, 5000 preferred. 1900 Missouri
Union Pacific. 10000 Lackawannd, 5000 New Jer-
1000 (IhIos 1000 81 J0seph 300 81 Louis and
Northern. and 500 St. Louis and san Francisco.
The following are the closing quotations:
Western Union Telegraph, O2l2; Quicksilver: u;
Quicksilver preferred, "a Pacific Mail, 1534; Mari
posa, 2l2; AaripJsa preferred. 3; Adams express,
los; Wells i EarEo.s express, 90; American tx
press. 4gl2; United states cXrTess, 41I2; New Ysk
Central, 10; Erie 26ls; Efle preferred 4S38; HaT-
lem, 1873; Michigan Cs trial, 49, Panama 1874;
Union Pacific stock. 1.is; Lake Scofe, Il; Illinois
Central, S3i Cleveland aud PItIsburg, 9jIi; North
western, CO.'S; Northeastern preferred @uls;
Cleveland, Columbus, Cincinnati and indianapolis,
435s; New Jersey Central 44s,; Rock Island, 32S4;
~ Paul. 4Ut2; 81 Eau! preferred, Sis; WABASH,
Dds; Fort Wayne los; Terre HIute, 3; rerTe HaUte
preferred, ~; Chicago a"G .l-'uSil4; ChicagJ and
Alton prefer ef, los. Onto ana Mississippi. -;
Delaware, L1ckawauna and Western. 533f; Atlantic
and Pacific telegraph, 31as: Mlssomi Pacific, IL;
Chicago. Burlington ami Quncs. 2U&t; HauniJal
and $. Joe, 1854; Hannibal and ST Joe preferred,
AIS; Canada southern. 5Il1; central Pacific bonds
1OAJi; Union Pacific bonds, l0!3i Union Pacific
land grants, ll35s; Union Pacinc sinking funds
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CstIMN.

The cotton te'e2rlms yesterday mostly
maintained the improved tone OF the day before.
There some GuilnsSs f. New YORK spots. but fu
lures we're firm; the former advanced I-l6c and
Memphis vas isc higher. The strong feeling mani
tested b. factors maintained. and had the
support of active demand principally from Suin-
ners. THIS resulted I'm securing the advance The
whole days sale, 1ucludlng what changed hands
after ths reporting hour. stated 10 amount TO
1000 bales Our Tec-i is This week were 1000 bales
larger than on each OF the wo preceding years and
our stOg IS now below that OF last year. shipped
on AhAnn bales OF COTTON the Last Two weeks.
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q NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Nnfice.

ITAVING qualified as Administrator of the estate
L j OF khoda Stout deceased, this is TO notify all
persons having claims against said estate 10 present
them for payment, properly probated 70 my alior,
ney, J. p Meux, 2S9 Main street. over state nauonal
bank, within the time prescribed by law And NOSE
Indebted will please call there and settle
holland EONTAINR, Administrator.
Memphis, January %, 1879. ssS
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Administrators Notice.

I i AVING qualified as Administrator OF the estate
IL of Mrs. Ann o. Dandrioge, deceased, all per-
sons indebted to said estate Will please come fOrs
y ard aud make immediate pay ent. Those hold
ing claims against said estate Will please present
them duly authenticated, in time prescribed by law
JOSEPH BROOKS,
Admir- of Estate of Mrs Ann O DandTidge. tue
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NOu-Rpsfdant Notice,
ADMINISTRATORS.
Administrators Notice,

L i the Estate of VIM >. Filter, deceased, all per
sons Indebted TO said estate are notified to come for
ward and settle; and all persons having claims
against decedent requested TO present the same
within the time prescribed by law to prevent being
barred. February >, 1879.
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NON-RESEDEETS.
NOn.EeSident Notice.

No. 2S4o.-In the Charcery Court of Shelby county,
Tenn d. s. RObeson ct al Vs. George Can't ct al
It app airing from aifidavit = this cause that the
defendants, George Martin, Edward B. > i;chel and
c. C. MITCHELL are non-residents OF the State OF
TenneSS-e;
Ills therefore ordered thai they make their appear
ance herein, at tee courthouse in the city OF Mem
phis. Tennessee on or before the first Monday In
april, 1879, and plead answer demur TO petition
of H. c. King, or the same VII be taken for con-
Iessad as TO them. and set for hearing expare and
for tour Successive weeks in the Memphis APPEAL.
This 18th day OF February, 1879.
a copy.-Attest.
R ]. BLACK, Clerk and Master.
By Z. B. M'HENRT. Deputy Clerk and Master.
H. Clay King. sol. for complainant sat
NOn-Kesfdent \ office.
Nc. 3195-In the Chaneery Court of Shelby county.
Tennessee. A. Anderson, Administrator of Jno.
NJ stewart, deceased ct al VS.. Robert n. Harrell
ct al.
TT appearing from aidyavit In this cause that the
i defendants, Elizabeth Stewart, William Stewart
- HammOns, Matte Han mons. Samuel a. Stew
art. LeOnidaS A. Stewart William Goal and Jane
Goal, are nOnresidents Of the Stale OF Tennessee;
tits therefore ordered That theymake their appear
aDce herein, at the courthouse in the city OF Mem
pills. Tennessee, on or before the first Monday in
April, 1879. and plead, answer or demur to COM
plafnant's BILL the same will be taken for con-
fesSed to them, and set for hearing Xparte, and
for four successive weeks In the Memphis Appeal
This 18th day OF February. 1879.
RI. BLACK, Clerk and Master
By +. B. II HESRY, Deputy C. and NJ.
W. B. Gibson. Sol. for Complainant. sat
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TAVING baen qualified as administrator OF the
IL estate OF Archibald Thweatt, deceased, all
persons having aims against the said estate are no
fined 10 present them prescribed by Law, and per-
sons indebted the estate requested to come fo
ward and settle
GEO. C. HARDIN Administrator,
lnNr.a I.,aa
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a CARD.

To all who are suffering from the errors and indis
cretlOus of youth nervous weakness, early decay loss
of manhood, etc. will send recipe that will cure
you, FREE OF CHARGE. This great remedy was
discovered by missionary in South America. Send
a self-addressed envelope 10 Rev. JOSEPH 7. INAAN
Station D., Bible House, co York City
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certain tract of land containing 40 acres. stu
ateI in Esyette county. Tennessee the ifth civil
district, described as fOlowsbOUnded thus: Begin
ming at the northeast corner OF j. 81. Elcan's (de
e5ased) original tract of land thence south to the
northwest corner of William A. Riyes's 500acre
tract; thence east with VIM. A. Rivess tract to
stake on James E MaSOn'S (deceased) west line;
thence north with said MasOn's line to william
Riyes's linei thence north with william Rives's
line TO stake in the SOmerville ara Ran
delphi road; thence with said road to the begin
al g; this being the property conveyed by william
RiveS TO William =. Rive, by deed recorded in Bee
SteIs office of Fayette county, Tennessee In Book
Terms Of Sale@c Ca sell and convey only as
Trustee ,oorrr
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The tone II the fuJure market was as follows: AZ
lois steaay: 1888 quiet and firm; 1880, quiet
and firm; 1880, quiet ana tirmi 30, quiet 2;3u,
steady; 3:I =. weak. Sales. 80 O0D bales.
The New orleans market closed firm az 9l4f for
middllng- sales, 5000 bales receipts, net, 1898
bales; stock. .S2,gs4.
The Liverpool kilograms Yesterday reported the
cotton market quiet; Widdling ugands. 3D.
Orleans, i8t. sales, 1000 bales Of which --
were am ricdn. Receipts, 1 800 bales, 1920 OF
which were American.
Liverpool arrivals opened with futures quiet az
previous prices; February J--1; February March,
1921; Maica-A.Ti = tl-32d; July-August,
1921. ADHl-Nay, . 1890. The market CO ed
quiet ami It ady.
The movements at the ports were reported as fol-
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COAL AND WssOD.
NOTICE.
Election Notice.

TIHE annual meeting of the Stockholders OF the
i Memphis Gaslight Company will be held al tne
office of the Company AZ Madison street memphis,
Tennessee, SATURDAY, March l. 1879. 10 eiect
Seven Directors TO serve the company the en-
suing year. Election from ! a NJ. 10 pm.
JOSEPH CRAIG, Secretary.
MEMPHIS, TES5., EebI1slT 1879.
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Sec. -. The MaIketmasteFs shall keep an exact
account OF I, moneys received bS them in the exc
ent'on OF this UrdinaDce, and pay the same TO the
Trustee, TeyGri7g the names La collects from, the
numbers OF the stalls occupied by those from whom
he collects, and the amount collected from each
person. They shan also make report of their Oh
fetal transactions TO the Legislative Council al the
first Meeting or the same every month.
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Trustees Sale.

DY virtue of the power vested in me by Deed in
ID Trust, executed by e. II. Pondexter to me as
trustee, to secure the payment OF certain note for
1897 3D. which note is fully described In said trust
deed, and for the purposes expressed in said deed
TecOTde In Book g. Registers Office, Fayette county
Tennessee will offer for sale, and sell 10 the high
est bidder IN the town of Mason, Tennessee.
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Sec. %. 1t shall be the duty of the President of
the Board OF Fire and Police Commissioners, from
time to time to make reports TO the Legislative
Council touching the condition of the public inStl.
tutOns of the city, and to recommend measures for
their improvement.
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Sec 10. The President of the Board Of Fire and
Police Commissioners shall have power to inspect
such of the books, papers records OF the officers
of District may, in his OpinIcn be necessary
to enable him to discharge the GuteS imposed upon
him. and may call upon all officers of the District to
furnis b him, in writing, with any infOTmati II con-
nected with Their respective Offices.
TO EXAMINE ASSESSMENT DO KS-TO CAUSE
CONTRACTS TO BE FILED.
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bv Universal Ecccrd.

OF 200 page sent % any address, seearc- ,elei Tor -
3Oo cents. Should ~ resd bv ali. address
Nrca henrs from 3. M. U ?. II. s. -. :,
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WE have this cay associated ourselves underline
w firm name of g BAUM d CO., for tire pIt-
pose Of continuing the business of Wholesale lluor
md Cigar Dealers 10 this city. We respectfully sOio$
the patronage OF the torn, customers of Baum &
EutSt, and the trace generals. q BAUM 4 co.
Nc. 35S Main street Memphis
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The following are Tire New York SPOT quotations
for yesterday; Drd!urrv, .'-c; good Ordinary,
3 l8-lGc; low middiiH 4-isc; middlug, 4S4c; good
middling. l0l-c; mii.linz laiI. II ID &c. At
Sales, ss3 bales. Contracts, 500 bales. stock
1B4.437 bales.
futures.
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ORDINANCEs---BY AUTHORITY.


The boundaries OF the Taxing District are as fol-
lows: Beginning at point on the west line OF the
State or tennessee, where the center Of Kerr street.
produced would strike the Mississippi riVer thence
eastward on line with the center of Kerr street. II
extended. would strike the town reserve; thence
southwark, along the said east line Of
TO the middle OF the Old Raleigh road on JOhnsOn's
avenue; thence eastward along the MIDDLE of the old
Raleigh road to a point where the center line OF
Dunlap street, produced nOrthward would intersect
the same; thence southwark along the said produced
line and the middle line of Dunlap street to the
middle OF Union ayenuei thence west ward along the
middle OF Union avenue TO the micdle OF Walnut
nut street 10 the middle of the old Fort Pickering
railroad; thence westward along the middle OF the
old Fort Pickering railroad, or Broadway 10 the
middle OF Bayou GayoSo; themes southwark up said
bayou and along the middle OF the same to Jackson
street; thence along the middle OF Jackson street
and the prOongatiOn OF said street to the west line
OF the State OF Tennessee; thence northward with
ming.
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MARKETHOUSES TO BE KEPT CLEAN,

Sec. ID. It shall be the duty of the Marketmasters
at their own expense. and without additional charge
to the District, to keep ali hogs cattle and dogs,
running at large goats and other ANNALS out OF
their respective maIkethouSes during market hours:
to have same swept and cleaned of all rubbish and
litter, at least once day, and as often necessary;
to require all tenants and occupants of stalls to keep
the same clean and IN good order, and to see that
all litter and filth is keg removed from said mar
kethouseS and the ycinlties thereof. Every day at
the close o. market hours they snail see that OcclI-
piers OF stalls stands tables etc. leave said stands
stalls: tables. etc, In clean and neat condlJlon:
and II any shall! not be lett and clean, the
occupier thereof SHAH be hned IN other cases
of miSdemednor, and SAID stalls, stands or tables
shall be made clean By the Marketmasters at the
cost of the lessee.
aRRLrs1 4 nIn1nr-. Ir,Ias-n,-..
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MACHsNESTS-
STEAMSHIPS.

INEEAN LINE
UNITED STATES AND ROYAL MAIL STEAMERS,
Now York to Queenstown 4 Liverpool
Every Thursday or Saturday.
City Of Berlin, 549l tons City of IOntIeal 1870 ms
City OF Richmond, 4607 City OF Brussels, 3775
City of Chester. 1866 City of New York, $500
These magnificent steamers are among the strong
est, largest and fastest the Atlantic. and have
every modern improvement, including hot and cold
water and electric bells in stateroOms, revolving
eh airs in saloons bath and ,ing-TOOms, barber
shops. etc For rates OF passage ana OtUeT intorma
ton, apply 70 JOHN q. DALE, Agent. 81 Broadway,
New OrlN, OF to THOS. FISHER,
Ennmat Rank NIpfmnhia
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Cons MIllar-l5O pkgs furniture, 349 brls flour.
IFS brls meal 120 brls apples; 20 brls potatoes rs
brl5 whisky, 1850 kegs nails, 800 pieces hollow.
ware ] \ bags seed-cotton. 656 sacks cottOn-seed,
400 pigs wagon stun, 175 pkgs iron.
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Administrators Notice.

Admir- of Estate of Mrs. Ann q. DandTidge.