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CAPTURED.

Af1w years ago negro was sent to the
pauitantary from Terrell for q term
for getting fire to and burning
up q business house and stock of goods at
that place Hi' wife and child reside hele.
Last Friday night the businoss honse of Il.
G. Lawrence Il Co., Mt Terrell occupying
tno identical site of the building burned, WAS
robbed of $500 in cloths, silks, valiscs, etc.
Deputy Sheriff Allen, of kaufman county,
cn route from Terrell to Dallas, identified
ono Of the VAlises in the possession of n
negro on tho train. When they reached the
city he arrested the negro, who turned out 70
ne tho ex-Convict. A consider
ablo smount of tho stolen goods, among them
= large lot of silk handkerchiefs, was re-
covered, and the thief WAS returned via the
rex4s & Pacific railraad to Terrell Sunday
evening, An accomplish in the robbery had
gone To Marshall, and 10 doubtless captured
by this time.
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Your representative while paying his re-
spects to the most prominent business men
o. Sc, Louis, dropped into tho Office of the
s.. Louis vine company, SUCCESSORS 10 the
Home Bitters compsny,at their new location,
Nos. "a ~ 20 North Main street, where no
found their ext, nsve establishment heavily
stocked with their medicinal preparations,
such as the we'll known Home Stomach Bit
ters and Home Sanative Cordial and their
different brands of wne Their new quar-
tors are well arranged for the manufacture
md shipping Of their products, which ARE
s,nt in all directions. The medical hbora-
tory where the Home Bit ers, ETC., are made,
o cupies the upper four floors of the large
establishment, and has every facility US re-
CARDS capacity and skilled labor and machn-
ely for tho asserting, grinding and extract,
ing the medicinal properties OF
tbs drugs. The manufacture Of
their preparations is conducted on grand
scale with the stricIest regard to neat
meas and accuracy.
The two lower, floors, the basement and the
magnificent wine cellars are devoted exclu-
siyely to tho preparation and handling of their
wines, and rs per notice below will DO boon
they are very large dealers and are n an
ulacturors and owners of some Of the fnes,
brand in the market, principal of which Is
Bar LIE Due champagne, brand though in
troduced only year ago, has already gained
II popularity rivaling the old establishe
brands Of European importation and their
large AID increasing sales to all parts Of the
country show thst Ihe Bar Le Due brand is
gazing a stronghold upon those who enjoy
a fine wine.
TO speak of the St. Louis Wine company
without mentioning Mr., George S. Shryock,
tn secretary and treasurer, would be like eI-
nj log wine that had lost its flavor. Being Il
man thoroughly imbucd with the importance
Of the interests no represents, and with pur-
pusr 20 bring his wines to Lhe very acne of
popularity, he has relp d upon tho purity Of
tho vintage. and ever refused 10 use The
slightest dcleteriou' ingredient He makes
hi4 wines in tho gDss by tho same process
usgd in the Ch9mpagno districts of Europe,
ind ils great purity has made il preferable
10 European vines even in the wine
districts of France, Germany, Spain and
other countries. So patent has the fact of the
purity OF the Bar Ls Due become, that It
is now being extensively prescribed by the
physicians Of St. Louis, particularly in cases
"C + males, whore gentle stinusOt is neces-
rtrv.
Bar La Due has "a rcputstion co-eXtensivo
with the nation, and wherever drank it sows
th- seeds of preference, which
arar fruit in great popularity,
mi exclusive use, ms will bc seen
by card below the name of the Homo Bitters
Go. has hcen changed to the st. Louis w
c.. Tho company ia very particular in de-
string their friends to understand that their
medicinal preparations receive even greater
care than ever before, which extra care has
been rewarded by the largest eale of Home
Buffers aud Home SanH!ive Cordial during
tbo twonty-two years that tho public has
favored their use.
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A New nrug Firm.

Tho drug firm of Williams " Toliver, of
this city, is n successful one. The firm has
pro.pered from its very infancy and to that
extent that they hive found it necessary to
take in the large store-room adjoining in or
dor 70 meet the demsnds of their trade. Ey-
tousve Improvements have been made and
now with Captain Tom Walker, the old We
teran druggist rs member of the firm it has
both retail and Wholesale departments. Sues
coss to the drug firm of Williams, Toliver &
Walker.
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wagon ana Carriage repository

The establishment Of John S Wl,Wer,
III Elm street, is The best place in north
Toxas to buy nice carriage, buggy or phae.
ton, farm wagon, platform, express or spring
wagon, wbeoIbarrows, hand-carls, etc. Mr.
Wilwer has baen in Dallas so long, and so
we'll known rs general agent and dealer in
the celebrated S.udebsker wagons and bug
GIGS, that comment on his superior facilities
for selling as he does tho best vehicles in the
market, is unnecessary. Suffice to remind
the readers of the HERALD That if they need
anything in his line they will do well to call
on him before purchasing elsewhere.
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N7-N OTICE,-This Is to give notice that The
Chicago. ToNas & Mexican Central railway
company has accepted she resignation OF
Colonel Il. o, Ldmphe'e as general manager
OF said company, and Lhat hs official con-
necton with SAID company ceased ON jan
uary -, lSSl. All communications affecting
the business Of .he company will ye addressed
to W. II. Hnlo, esq, at tho general Office OF
the company, 200 Main street, Dallas, Texas.
BY order OF the Executive Committee
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theirs. Not only has the republic passed
through the terrible ordeal o. three wars
with foreign powers snd innumersble Indian
wars, but the unholy chrism of fratrcidal
strife has been poured out upon it. Yet 1t
has passed through them all, and
stands forth to-day grand in all things
that tond to make a nation
powerful Every tint of the picture OF Il
hundred years sgo 10 sombar. with scarce a
rift in tho dun clouds lowering oyeri IT. scarce
glow of eunlght TO relieve tue shadow.
To-day we zee only brilliant colors, Ind
scape as it wore, with glins of mellow light.
ileecy laoguid floating clouds tipped with
roseato blushos, purple crowned hills in the
distance, stretches Of emerald at their feet
and laughing waters dancing in the midst,
broad spreading trees here and there and a
blue sky bending above the whole. When
we remember that this is the anniversary of
the birth of the father ofour country Of the
illustrious hero who laid the foundation for
all wo boast to-day, we surely can DO rev.
crence TO his memory and be thankful in our
hearts that he lived aud with his genius, his
heart and his hand, wrought what he did.
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,Onicc Of The Home Bltters Co \
Nos. q and 70 North Nt,tin street,
..ILLl M A,uL a LAal

DEAR SIR-Wu beg to inform our friends
md patrons that tho corporate naae of this
company has been changed to the st, Louis
Wine company, on tho 10th instant There
viii bo no change in tho business OF the COM
pauy, except that with our increased holliies
in yur new location a and % North Main
street, WE will be- able to supply tho rapidly
increasing demand for goods, with greater
promptncss than heretofore. While we arc
giatiled Mt tho steady increase OF the de-
mand for eur medicinal Preparations, the ro-
mtrkabe success of our Bar Le Duo Cham-
paguo is source of pride and genuine sur.
prise, Yours respectfully,
The HOME BITrERs Co.
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Special NOFlCEs.
ES-NUTlCE - Brown County Land, -Four
thousand acres In Blanket Creek Valley.
j. n. FOSTER, Houston, Texas.

no'NOTlCE Is hereby given that Henry
Loeb and Henry Friedlandor, under the firm
name of Loeb IL Friedandcr, are the only sue.
cessors of the late firm of Ike Loeb 4 Co, and
they alone ar, authorized to uap5a,t all bus
ineas pertaining to said lite firm. The public
generally are M fled of this fact aud roque- ed
to call upon a@ correspond only with said
Loeb 4 Friedlander In III matters connected
with said late firm. We are still at our old
stand corner Camp and Lamar sts., where
we will serve our customers with the same DIS
patch as heretofore,
LOEB 4 FRlEDLANDER.
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The Mckinney Enquirer has column and
over about manufacturing which was writ
ten by the editor after visiting the boot ard
shoe factory of A. s. w. Hunstable in that
place He thinks they deserve credit fr
building up an industry like that in their
lively little city. The Advocate also speaks
of the enterprise of this firm, and predicts
that they viii be rival Of some of the
largest eastern factories in claiming Texas
trade.
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p EN- SJONS

Every wuuaa, even 10y accident ur any dis
ease, entities II soldier of the late war TO rem
sion. All pensions, by the law OF January,
Sla, begin HACK at date OF DISCHARGE or death
Of the soldier All entitled should apply at
once, Thou.auds who are now drawing pen.
ons sre entitled to an Increase. soldiers and
widows of the war of 1872 and the Mexican war
ore entitled 10 pensions. Thous Auds are yet en-
lled TO y unity but 10 not know It. Fees In
all cases $40, Pay for every description of
wrr claims collected, Employ an Attorney
residing ~ Washington, who en- give per-
sonal attention Ia your business. American
and foreign patents obtained ON short rotice
,end two stamps f. renson and bounty
laws Address w. II. FITZGERALD, U, s.
Claim Agent, Lock BOX Az, Washington, ID U.
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To-day is the birthday of the father of his
country, and the Queen City guards will
celebrate it by giving their second annual ball
at Moninger's hall tonight The price OF
admission is 81, and ii promises to be de-
lightful affair.
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Our CIncULAEloN.
Tho following speaks Tor itself, without com.
nert from ourselves:

The following speaks Tor itself, without com
mert from ourseiyes
OFFICE DALLAS HERALD. /
Januury 4, Isl.
A. - Cochran, Esq Postmaster, Dallas,
l'EAH --llerewlth enclosed We hand you
owe hNndred ana twenty-one dollars ana
eyenty cents, amount bill due for postage oi
the Daily HERALD for last month
W gould thank you, II possible md c1nye'
nient 30 you, to furnish us the Information rs
TO the comparative circulation OF The HERALD
as pgainst tho other apers Of north ToXas.
Very resp ctfully,
PF0UTs, ELdoTT 81 HALL,
POsroFFICE, DALLAS, TEXAS (
January 4, ISL {
Mesars. Pfouts, Elliott d Hail.
GENTLEMEN In reply to yours I even dat''
i can nniy state from the best sources OF lnIor
nation AZ my command, that the postage . ~
by the Dallas Daily and Weekly lIsRALD IL
excess Of that paid by ali otner papers In nortil
Texas combined.
Very respectfully,
A NJ, COCHRAN, Postmaster,
Der Bentley, Assistant Postmaster
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ucart hnu MS nnhu, "ioeSn' """' "0 N'N'
-.
The ene"tioh 81 Les"i Frohipi.loh'
Of course, we cannot thoroughly dhpuss
the question OF leuor traffic in brief news
800. o,,;o,o. I'm, wo NAV suooost hw
p"p,' $3.50 NV "" oea'
proh'ap'o hin's' "h'cu o'no'e' ihoro oo"N''S'
ant with the literature of tho subject can
elaborate and bring before the public in a
solid, taking shape. We should ike to
discuss ~ length the justice OF the principle
involved in the efforts to secure wise leglsla'
ton on the question, AND could enthusiastic
ally enjoy trying to show the subject 40 IN
its varied lights; ard were we on the rosIrum
on tho legislative moor, or writing review
article, 1t would require an emphatic call to
order to SIT us down. bus theso bic 500
editors lave way OF putting OIL fellow
just when, where and how they please, 70 we
arc forced to boil down 0nd get IN u sny-so
or two and stop.
First, we cal attention 20 lh9 cons uluuon-
ally OF the prohlbltory lp~' Ihq power to
adopt hnd execute police leguIeuona hAs
been LETT to the states as AN exclusive right.
! We quote IRON an aruc by Henry ".
Rogers; The supreme court Of the United
/ OlNlHS mas uNCiutu lnhb = slhte Jaw pfbN'Nll-
/ ing tho manufacture and sac Of Intoxicating
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possessed of oratoricsl powers Of the highest
order, he carries into bis work an enthusi-
asm and On earnestness that nsses him u
power on the side Of religion and morality
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INDICATIONS,

Forth 'ces' 0uJ states; warmer, clear or part
W cloudy weather; minds mostly, ioutheriyj jail
ing barometer.
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Stop using Calemel and try " BLACK.
DR.UGHT" for liver diseases.
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roo LATE FOR .LAs1ITIUAFION

DERSONAl IL this reaches the eye o.
Il O arley Ford, he can le rn something to
his advantage by writing to II II Council, at
Mckinney, Tcxis Any person giving infor-
nation ofthe said Charley Ford, viii 90 nter a
great favor uTol his mother
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Fall and winter dress goods at COZ vt As
& 4. Mittenthals.
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Globe Mills for spices and daily fresh
roasted eonees, Of the finest favor and quail
ity. ut Joseph Memczer's.
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A man died OF liver roir'",.':
dollars worth of "BLACA-yRAu'-
would have saved his lie.
FoT.alebY all druggists
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Carpets, carpets, carpets, at A. & L. Nit
an thais
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llANpAE FOR SALE.

Two thousand line Western Texas stock cat
tie for sale ut roasoap able figures. For terms
apply to JOHN s. ANDRE VS.,
Fort Worth TpNas.
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Attention, Members of the Frohsinn!
The members will peese procure their
tickets for the masquerade ball At the Market
drug store. THE COMMITTEE.
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Thompson,s Thentre.

Prices reduced TO suit the times, 10, 25
and 80 cents.
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.For sale by all druggists.
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Take "BLAOK-DRAUGHT" a4d you

90 nv - - W - ~ ~ 49, =
a.--ss-=Ha-Hssss saasas1assgs
will never be bilious.
For sale hv all drugg ats.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1881-09-01

This extensive ablismenlis known
throughout the Mississippi Valley.
Perhaps no city Of three times the
population can show such elegant
goods in aslarge varieties and extensive
quantities as this progressive establish
ment,
This house was founded in the year
1854 and has worked its way up year
by year until it takes q front rank
among the dry goods houses Of the
country. Enterprise, fair dealing and
faith IN the resources and growth Of
this section Of the country along with
all the rest Of it have brought an
abundant reward to the worthy pro-
pFietors. They have long since oocu-
pied three entire stores on the corner
of Main and Jefferson, covering a space
Of 70 feet front and $50 feet deep.
Their thorough acquaintance with the
Eastern markets and facilities for i'm
porting goods, when desirable, enables
them to purchase to a great advantage,
and to supply this market with every
possible article that may be in demand.
Every arrangement has been made for
the coming season that experience and
foresight. and good taste backed BY
unlimited means could suggest.
The house Is divided into twenty
two (22) separate and distinctive de-
parimcnts, each under the supervision
Of a man thoroughly posted in all the
details Of his particular line Of goods.
The firm have made extra exertions
to meet the growing demands of their
trade by sending on to New York an
extra corps Of buyers for the pur-
chase Of stocks. This as will be read
lily seen is a great advantage, for the
men who have charge Of the stocks
and who sell the goods know the wants
Of the people.
The silk department will in a few
days be replete with all the novelties
in silks, %satins, surahs, pushes, vel
vets, etc.
The dress goods department is now
receiving ombre stripes, French
'plaids, broead.s, sho0das, cashmeres,
camels hairs, etc.
In the house furnishing goods de.
partment they are now ready to meet
any demands on the stock. The stock
oftable linens, damasks towels, napkins,
doyles, linens, sheetings, piano covers,
table covers, etc.. are immense, and
they ask a careful examination Of all
housekeepers who contemplate pur-
chasing.
Their stock ofhosiery, laces, gloves,
neckwear, embroideries buttons, trim
mings, underwear, shoes, etc, will be
found more complete than ever.
SUITS AND CLOAK DEPARTMENT.
The buyer Of this department is
now ia the East, and it win hardly be
necessary to say that the ladies' and
misses suits. ladies' and misses cloaks,
shawls, wraps, etc., will be fully up to
the standard, in fact they propose to
have onlg such goods as are found in
the best houses in New York City.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1881-09-01

The above firm Of cotton factors,
doing business at 334 Front street, Is
well deserving the patronage Of the
public. Mr.. d. Q. Trader, the senior
member Of the firm, has been a resi-
dent Of Memphis for forty years, and
the whole surrounding country Is an
open book to him. During the entire
period, lie has been engaged IN the
business, and has gained a
knowledge Of it that is highly useful
to his patrons.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1881-09-01


Mr.. j. J. Miles, late Of the firm Of
Miles 4 McRae. Of Nicksbure, has
opened an elegant drug store at 2g9
Main street. Ii IS a model OF neatness
and convenient arrangement. Mr.
Miles comes highly recommended, is
graduate Of prominent college, and
evidently understands his profession.
The stock Of drugs opened is new,
pure and adapted to this climate.
Squibhs preparations are used in pre-
gcrlptions, and all orders promptly
hlled at any hour.
A speciality IS made Of foreign tot
let articles in general, also Of Palmer's
perfumes and Addington's Dental.
Dent0 Lave. q very popular article,
The show window, the curtains,
shelves, and prescription desk are
all elegantly finished according
to the most approved modern style,
and the public will certainly give
the new conner a very hearty
welcome, as he deserves. Ample
room mas been secured in the build
ing. above, below and in the rear Of
the prescription department for the
storage Of a large and varied stock.
Ia every respect it appears to be a
complete drug store, and it will no
doubt command a fair share OF city
and country patronage.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1881-09-01

DRICKLAYERS-Good Wagos. -Four bost
ID front bricklayers. WagesH per day.
1868 J W WELLS. Chattanooga, Tenn.
A COOK and mnn servant. BE BARNES.
"A No.f Madison street. Is2t
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1881-09-01

The floating docks for repairing YES
sells, under the management Of Cap.
tain w. H.. Walker. now lying near
Fort Pickering. below the city. con-
tinue TO afford prompt facilities for all
kinds o float repairing and marine shin
work. Captain Walker refers with
pride to the liberal business with
which he has been favored and to the
universal satisfaction expressed BY all
whom he has served. A continuance
OF public favor is respectfully solicited.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1881-09-01
efnesaeg evening, August ~. 1851.
LEpaER LINEs.
United Irishmen to the front.
New roll beef, Lytle & Shields.

United Irishmen to the front.
New roll beef, Iytle & Shields.
Nine arrests we're made yesterday.
New dried beef, Lyle & Shields.
Fifty boxes choice soft peaches. at
Clements.
Brown 4 Jones, coal dealers, 282
Main street.
Rural sojourners are putting in a
numerous appearance.
Five hundred large, fine melons on
ice, at Clements, St Beale street.
Cucumber, mixed and chow-chow
pickles in bulk at Lytle 4 Shields.
Fresh New York Saddle Rock o.
sters at J. A. Signaigo's, 27S Second
street.
New canned pine apples. pears,
Lima and string beans at Lyle e.
Shields.
The United Irishmen will meet this
evening at 230 Second street. I'm
portant.
Steve Clement, 86 Beale, will re-
coiye tomorrow a shipment Of his IA
nous Arrow Brand oysters, in cans
New York and Baltimore oysters
and Northefa lake fish will be re-
ceiyed per express tonight by Victor
Fuchs, 80 and Il Jefferson.
Merchants, I'll your orders for Gin
Betting and Hose at the Memphis
Rubber Store. T0Wner & Dixon.
agents, No. II West Court street.
The mammoth edition Of the Mem
phis Pos. Germany will appear on
September l0th--its anniversary. This
edition will contain q complete review
Of the events Of the past year pertain
10 trade, politics and social mat
tors. Advertisers and such that wish
copies should make application
early
Our country aud city friends should
not fail 70 call on the Cigar King of
the South Mr. Sol. Coleman. at 3i6l
q, uia nninnn oir,r oefah-
Fel Of beauty and ia
"a .
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1881-09-01
PrIxnta conservntolre.

Mrs. q. III. Fits will open a school
Of instruction ID music on the LIST OF
October next. Vocal music will be
made a specially, and the aim win be
to give pupils a thorough musical ed
ucation. During her stay here Mrs.
Fits has made an enyiablo repula-
iion, and the highest encominms are
layished upon her by al who have
had the advantage Of her skillful mode
of instruction. The coming season
promises to be q moro brilliant one
than the last. Mrs. Fith' present
address is care y Witzmann 4 Go.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1881-09-01

Mlnfcr Parker Heal Esfate RrO-
ker and Rental Agent, 2s9
lhHin Street.

Mr.. Parker has been engaged in the
real estate business so long and indus
triously hat he is thoroughly posted
as to details, locality and run Of the
business. lie buys, sells aud rents
property on commission, make colloc
tons, charges reasonably and makes
prompt returns. lie controls a good
line Of business and is thoroughly fe-
liable.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1881-09-01

w. j. Chase 4 Co, 1S2 Main street,
are prepared to execute promptly and
at the lowest cash prices al orders for
hay, feed aud grain. -four, meal, lime.
ermens, plaster and fire brick. This
firm has been characterized By energy.
enterprise and fair dealing, and It's
success has been well merited. w. j..
Chase & Co are widely aud popularity
known.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1881-09-01

Hefrcshment and Ealing saloon.
The cory and pleasant refreshmen.
aud dining saloon presided over BY
Mrs. N. Wright at No. 300 Main
street, is a much frequented and de-
servedly popular resort for wayfarers
wishing to partake Of d pllatable meal
or lunch. Mrs. Wright will exert
herself, as heretofore, to satisfy an
customers who may feel inclined to
favor her with patronage. She fatters
herself that her yiands areall carefully
and properly prepared, aud that al
can be served in satisfactory
manner. Thankful for past layors,
Mrs Wright respectfully soliciss a
continuance.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1881-09-01

The mammoth house Of Brooks.
Nicely y Co., at 367 Front street, Is
new fully prepared for the large fall
trade which viii o 0 be pouring 10
upon them. A large stock Of staple
aud fancy groceries enables them to
supply all demands at shoFtnoticc. AS
cotton factors, their merits are recog-
nized, aud as q first class house ii
every respect. they are worthy Of tho
success that has rewarded them.