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Sol COleman's Puzzle.
Copv-
Rnehack,s Weather sfrins
Candies.

Keep out cold, dust and rain from doors and
windows. For sale only by Hook & Lagrill,
sole agents for Memphis Tenn
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VERMIFUG
SYMPTOMS OF A DISEASED LIVER.

Pain in the right side, under edge of ribs.
Increasing on pressure sometimes the pain Is
on the left side; the patient is rarely able to
lie on the left side; sometimes the pain is felt
under the shoulder and is sometimes taken
for rheumatism in the arm. The stomach is
affected with loss of appetite and sickness;
the bowels in general are costive, sometimes
alternating with laxity; the head is troubled
with pain, accompanied with dull, heavy
sensation in the back part There is gener-
ally a considerable loss of memory, accompa-
MED with q painful sensation of having leff
undone something which ought to have BET
done. slight, dry cough is sometimes
tendant. The patient complains of weartne
and debility; he is easily startled; his fe
are cold or burning, and he complains OF
prickly sensation of the skin; his spirits a
low, and, although he is satisfied that exef-
else would be beneficial to him, yet he can
scarcely summon up foHitude enough to
try 1t.
II you have any of the above symptoms,
you can certainly be cured by the use of the
genuine DIR. C. McLANES LIVER PILLS.
When you buy 1IcLane's Pills, insist on
having DIR. G. McLANE'S CELEBRATED
LIVER PILLS, made by Fleming Bros.s
Pittsburgh, Pa.
McLANE'S LIVER PILLS, send US 25 cents
by mail, and we will send them to you.
FLEMING BROS. Pittsburgh, Pa.
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Prfddy HOuae.
GastOn-s Hotel.
Peabody Hotel.

A hearse broken TO pieces lying on the
roadside, mourners faintIng and unconscious
on the highway, and general confusion
among palI-bearers, ministers and friends,
were features of q most distressing accident
on the Cornwall pike, near Lebanon, Tenn,
on Friday. The funeral procession OF Mrs.
Newmaster was proceeding from the ore
banks TO the Methodist church when the
horses attached to the hearse took fright at a
passing locomotive and ran away at terri
Bile rate OF speed. The hearse was upset, the
glass sides were broken, the coffin thrown
cut and rplit and the heaTse broken to pieces.
The other carriages stopped, and when the
mourpsrs beheld the wreck many tainted
away and dropped in The road. The under-
taker was obliged 10 send To town for another
hesrse before the funeral could go on.
Ames, Beattie 4 Co., 3e3 Main Street,
Have just resolved ? new and splendid as
- raYpefs
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WANTS

W ANAO
CTTUATION-Of any kind in store or office, by
q. H, this office.
TRADOATES-or persons who have some
tffioners in tennessee for medical books To suit
sble persons we VIII give permanent position Ad-
oieSs OF SPpiS " st Louis, Mo.
"a = ma - At SIC Main street.
DOTATOEs-Highest market price paid for
OTTO sCHWILL & co.'s. 232 Main St
IOoD COOK, WASHER AND IRONER-Apply
u to MRS. H COIN, 81 Poplar street
WET NUKsE-white IRE PFefe eF ss Adams street
TURNIsHED FRONT RoOM-For one gentle
u man. Call at 1876 Union street.
MACHINE REPAIRs-Bya first-elass mechanic,
mi and warranted one year. White Davis
Sewing AiA'iiiH' '-'''' = JOHN F. KEY & co.
PoARDERs-Few nice poaIders n private PEI dami
OANS-On COLLATERAL can be secured
i ] through S.W.GARRISON, cor. Main < Madison
4TOUNG MAN-German preferred, to keep
+. R. p. this office.
TFN-on Panther Forest Levee. one mile below
~ 10 5o sn per CUBIC yard day men. s. Apply to
Iohn calvin, corner Main and Market streets, Mem
pills. enn OF to T3 %m Ss On Co3tractor
Lock Box 50. Holly Springs. Miss.
JIURNIsHED HOUsE-For the winter, contain
Il ing eight 70 ten rooms by a responsible family
Address X, care this Office.
CERYANT GIRL
- At No. % Linden street.
200 MEN-Day or station work on the levees
OOO in Coahom2. Bolivar and 1ssaquena
counties, Miss. Camps now open at Robson's
Pushmataha, Riyerton and Cottonwood Landings
Miss. Apply on the works or to
GEO. ARNOLD & CO.,
Contractors. 272 Front street.
@TTTI1,E OF ROOMS-0n Main or Second street
- MAJ fGasN GNaw~n
one or both fronting street. Adore stating price
FsRooms,' . Appeal ONCE.
pOARDERs-On and alter the 2Oth September
D hrstelass boardefS WI be wanted at &c Madi
NLD GOLD WaTCH-CAsEs--Chs'p ms, JsVeiry
~ etc. fos CAsE- n. milford & Co.. Sss Matn
4 IN EXPERIENoED- cFossIiemakers on the
1OO NJ, s. and B. R.R.s high, dry, healthy
stump. Apply on work to MILLER d BLOCKER
SAiotl AiEa. Refer 70 Tool, BuHby & MCGOWAN.
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1000 numbers ending with 10, being the last
two figures of the number drawing the capital
prize of S75, 000-s25.
The subscribers having supervised the single
Number Drawing Glass L, Louisiana State Lottery,
hereby certify that the above are the numbers
which were this day drawn from the 100000 placed
in the wheel. with the prizes corresponding TO
them Witness our hands at New Orleans. La,
this Tuesday, November II, 1Ss2 -.c
J. A. EARLY.
Commissioners.
Prizes Cashed In Full without De-
duetfOn.
PAYABLE ON Presentation, by Register
ed letter, Express q. o. ID or any Bank
for Collection.
No 52,1I6 draws capital prize. s75, 900. sold in
New York and Ennis, Tex; No $3.50 draws
second capital prize. S25, 600, sold in New York
and NeyYburyport, Mass No. 50 7l9 draws $40 OOO,
sold in New Orleans and Philadelphia: Nos
Sc 455 and S7.647, sold in Vicksburg. draw each
5000; Nos $780, 34046, $3.50 o6 101, 90 4S6 draw
each $1,000, sold in Chicago, Cincinnati. New Or
leans and San Francisco.
Class ssM" Tuesday, December 10, lSs2,
under the supervision and management OF Gen.
erals G. T. Beauregard and j. A. Early.
anpftaI Prize 500, 900. whole Tickets
$40, halves IS, Fifihs 81, Tenths 81;
Address NJ. A. DAUPHIN.
New Orleans. La.
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OFFICIAL DRAWING
LOUISIANA STATE LOTTERY.
Single Number, Class "L.o

Drawn at New Orleans, Louisiana, on
Tuesday, November II, 1882.
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Tb.Trin from CoIro Dawn.

The Guiding Star is under the command
of Capt. J. D. Hegler, and has been upon
the river a week. The destination of the
boat is the Gulf of Mexico. She had
leisurely passage down the river, and was
delayed considerably by fog on the Ohio
river between Cincinnati and Louisville.
Another long delay occurred Just above Cairo
at place called the Sisters" where the
boat grounded, remaining there for several
hours. All of these incidents helped to vary
the trip down the river. A good many pas
sengers and limited amount of freight
were taken aboard during the trip.
From Cairo down the boat passed under
the control of the committee. The Star ia a
fine side-wheel steamer, provided with COM
plete arrangements for the comfort of the
passengers. 1t stops whenever the COM
mittee desire 1t ia order To allow them an
opportunity TO examine works upon the
river. The Star has the latest improve
ments in the way of electric lights, and in
the darkness can illumine any point it is
thought necessary TO examine. The. lights
came into fine play at Plum Point night be-
fore last, and doubtless will do good service
at Lake Providence. AT these two points
the nature of the work 10 be done is some
thing gigantic. From this place down the
committee will spend about a week,
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FOR RENT OR LEASE.

DLANTATIoN-A valuable plantation, y miles Is
i from Memphis, on the MISSISSIPPI IvSI ~
ton. and 40 or so acres cleared for cultivation
There are valuable Improvements on the place.
namely: Dwellinghouse OF four rooms and out,
houses stables, barn newly built, gtnhouse and
press 1t is considered 70 be the hlghesL P1lssoS1
aud exceedingly productive. For terms and 1ur-
'iier DABNf2Y NJ. SCALES, SO Madison st.
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An APPEAL emissary found it rather hard
to get any of the committee to put them
selves on record concerning the river i'm
provements. Very properly they refuse to
commit themselves. The impression, how
ever, prevails that all the members of the
committee are opposed to the methods of i'm
proving the channel of the river by mattresses
and pile-driving. 1t is also understood that
the committee are inclined to believe, with
the old river captains, that it is useless to
attempt improving the channel of the river,
as it is an impossibility. These old river
captains, with whom knowledge begins and
dies, are mainly opposed to all efforts at inn
provement, and they of course are trying to
impress their views upon the committee.
Capt. John Cowdon has come out from his
lair, and is following in the wake of the
committee. It is understood that the COM
mittee regard his plan of outlets as COM
pletely absurd.
Mr.. Burrows introduced the resolution in
Congress for the appointment of q committee,
but Mr.. Hazeltine drafted it. The commit
tee is said to have been organized against
the contractors and against Eads. The gen.
tlemen are, however, silent. They were
selected because of their opposition to the
Nothing was done here, except that
The testimony of Capt. knight, United
States engineer, was taken. Besides those
mentioned above, there was also on the boat
with the committee the Hon. John G. New
and wife, of Indiana, and Mr.. G. P. Hunt
ngton, and Mrs. Draper, of st. Louis, sister
Of the Hon. John K. Thomas.
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ROOMS AND BOARDS
| pooMs-Nicely furnished rooms for rent at lie
LIZ Court street. MIS-. E. BALCH.
FURNISHED ROOMS
Il At III Court street.
ct. LANES HoUsE-Nos. 5send GO Adams street
y Rooms and board, 81 per day; So per week
4 lEsIRABLE ROOMs-FTont or pack furnished
L. OF uniurnished, at s. Adams street
FOR SALE.
HOUSEHOLD NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. of Par
II lor and Bedroom Sets. Hall, Dining-rcom and
Kitchen; will sell al a sacrifice in order to break
up housekeeping. Articles nearly new S7S Vance.
uITZFELD's HEADLIGHT oIL-The best in
Ii Memphis. SOLD at 2S3 Second street Only.
Telephone orders.
MEAT AND VEGETABLE MARKET-Centrally
VI located and doing go9 @, 1 business Ad-
dress AARkET, this office.
T1EXAs PoNIEs-AtJ. R. McCullers & Co.'s,
L Nos. 6s and 20 Monroe street.
CTOvE-A new heating stove Base burner, very
y cheap. at A North Court street.
D ESlDENCE-On fernando, near Vance; two
~ story frame. W. A. WHEATLEY, 2s1 Main.
CtTOVE-A new heating stove Base burner, very
= cheap, at A North Court street.
CUBURBAN PROPERTY-Near the State Female
y College, a large two-story frame House of eight
rooms, with kitchen, cistern aud all necessary out
buildings, recently repaired and painted, all in
fronting on the street car line, convenient and de-
sraOle viii Be v sSd a S15EfP apply st
THOICE RESI- JENCE LOT-On Cynthia street
~ between Linden ana Vance; very desirable.
FOR RENT.
DoOMs-Furnished or unfurnished, suitable
h for light housekeeping, at 1913 Desoto street.
nRANGERY-My residence in Calhoun county,
~ Fla, fifteen miles from Sc. Andrews Bay;
large house. partly furnished beautifully situated
win oh n land well nla tad
in orange groves; good neighborhood, healthy To-
cslity, schools. and best f5Shisg in america APP
PoOM-Furnished or unfurnished, at 40 Madi-
T. I. HEFFERMAN, ss7 Main street
MEAT FIvE-RooM CoTTAGE-No. Il6 Jones
e c. HEN, sss Front street.
uURNIsHED ROOMS-In private family at 49,
u Second st. References required.
PESIDENCE-Mrs. Z. w. Bowless residence,
h No. pa Union street, corner Lauderdale.
Possession given IW%ediatslE Apply AZ P1 to s..
bRICK RESIDENCES Court street. Apply
D DAVID A. FRA USER, 9 Madison st
0,.NNE PLANTATION--On Presidents Island for
II rent IN January l. iSSS go acres Of cleared
land on head i Ed Ric6aTdson wi iG5
STe years past BY Colo.-. Ted to responsible
party Tor one or more term OF years - and
under good fence; has all necessary cabins
ontnouses. gInhouse, stables, etc. and within two
miles OF the city of Memphis. For terms apply te
oyERTON & GRovEsN0R.
THE LARGE FRS nc .ASS COTTON W1RF
aioSgs Ne Beale and Linden streets
" - = 1' W ' j. V. P p Insf
= CONSEQUENCES or unfurniShed, wifno1t |
= oOMS.-Suitahlefo r Ign housekeeping AT 200 /
I0 Inlro street or rooms with board
RooAs-Nice furnished rOOms-
Ia at IS Main street..
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LIVERPOOL Aug 23-l2:sO D. m-Cotton dun Midiling
Upads 7d DO oisans c'"G Sa a1S sy"g 0"es,
celpts 1900 BALES all American tuures-U Diands Low
yemUer delivery 6s,d DO November anu December de-
livery, 6sd do. June and July delivery 6'"5d futures
LivEiPooL Aug. z3-t D. m-Cotton-T Inc sales OF the
dav Included Cow bales AmeucaL. - ,.,,
Low Midhng clause August and september delivery 7ssd
90 september aud October delivery 1'' also o,. G1
October ami November delivery 64l DO November ana
December delivery. 657s4d Futures firm
AUGUSTA Aug 23-COttOn uuleL MidnnE 10. 10"
MiddnnR IL sc4 GOOd Ordinary II c receipts 80 bales
BALTIMORE Aug. 23-Cottor qaiet Miiilinc. l3c; Lo.
Gaes exports 10 Great Britain 967 bales cOlstwisc 30
socroT Aug 23~Cotton steady. Mdding I3'-c. Low
Mdd!ing Il Sci Ordinary l2ci receipts 10
bale, stock. $3.50 baes 49,. -,o- .
CHARLI-rON Aug 2.-COtton quet; Middnng l2qDl2'6c:
Low Mddng l2i4c. Coon Ordinary II &c not receipts 81
81 Dales s1ies ~ bales sock ~ Oa.es.
MGdus l2sc.; GOOD ordinary ii ac receipts, ~ Dalc
shipments. Isl Da.es sales. 81 bales STOCK l3i oales
GALyEsIoS. Aug. 2j-,otton steady Nddiine l-so Low
Mldlng. lie; Good Ordinary. ii &c; net receipts a.
bales. I0ss. bales sales 4dl bales. stock o'2 Dale
MrNPHis Aux .3-Coton steady MlGniHuG l. PC: 10"
Mddnng, Good ordinary, lies Net receipts - oaies
SHIPMENTS 550 bales -1e'. ID paos stock L. 80 1a's
MlidIg. Il4c.. GOOD Ordinary Il - net receipts D
ba.cs gross bales -aies uat7' 7tooa. o., ma,
NORFOLK Aug 2o-COttOp urni MldlllnS. II, hot
bales sales, 30 Dales stock. ~ bales ,,,,u ,o, a.
Low IN ng = &C.: GOOD Ordinary. II receipts 81
Ialo bates exports colatwise 4oyI oAie- sales
PHILADairimA Aug -J.-Cotton QUIET Middiing l3Aei
40 bales; gross, 2Ga bales SOCK fi7l Oales-, -
~ LoUi-. Aug 23.-Colt4n steady Mddng l2esc Low
bar- gross ., bales shipments 20 bales ses splnherS
] bale; stock. $50 bales ,, 49,
N.Iug Ilac: Coca Ordinary. 1850; ucJ receipts 800
bales gross 800 bales sales 3' o4r'' ''Oc' o'''' O"ea
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STATE OF TRADE.
DOMESTIC NAhNa


p.,rr,,orc Aug. 23-cottoa quiet. Mililuss, l3c
For5 dnl Howard street AMI western Supreme - -
r. ~ Yii. s,n,r soO4- %. Extra 50 0OdSd 80 do
FANNY - jJes7 10 do 40 Strands n qs2 90 Fa,apo'
hmner a I3as -. NO. Maryland. ---,-gel IL
40 Western Winter hcd spot. ~, - ,DiVe
A et,, ~ ta.sed Soycm6er. ~ i's ark.d Corn
southern Wnto 16a TO- lclo" 'lc' =" e.'li ',,''
Western Int. qJJc do. MIIed a a. e. fennsS wanna
8 a5oc Eye nrm a. 1Ia' siei i,f g.,
HTrFAt0 August 5j-Flour stead 9aoted CITY Ground,
tv1er - ,,ds7 70. SO. ! Bakers from Minnesota
epring Wheat = - Rye Mixture - 53 No sPIlnS'
a. yo Flour - 80 40: Graham - - 20 e'i We5t-
eru Ground 80 spring. - u j0 Bake- - 80 80
Amber ~ 75ass % White Winter. 60 '3aro 20 -,S"
Process, - 53e ~ sss y yt winter 81 i6Gt 10 Red
Winter Of . 0oati TO- SSin " t1 G'' ot.n.t ales
ear New Willie western on trAcA, 90 -l~- T.'- W..
grains neglected Cornmea qlot,i R I'm p,s
Il 81 3d. Mil Feed quoted Coqr,e s!sG.I9 osr on
~ Wheat e.: corn qc oats, &c. canal frci%ht' to
Now York-WLeat > g.. corn 80 Oa,'' |-, ~ C,o,a
.tt What ias6 60 common Ia Fancy minnesota ~"
- 49, Patents 80 .vds. 3y u'e4 w yea @ s,,.t 10
5est 6ie1er. Regular 81 as August o'4aoYtc sep
TENDER So &C. Or,ol,r 49, 49, 49, 81 o.
August - ul-i a.. .9ti - o7iG 81 O- August. 97s,c
heh,r az - october. 7ad1-l,c November. sc
, wear. 63c May. Relectei 7jpc. oats easy
IIc ci.i: ~ ic August 3Ulsc september 51'-dopoo
S,Lt.ri,r 'guc Octo1rr FaXaecd higher. Meichhnti
9e 81 3asl 81 csden 81 Eggs nrm at qieo
Pork higher 90 ~ ''a " o., ,"l, 80 &, as
,puarv sle 77laas1 80 all the year Lard quiet p,
/. SO cash and August l-toa ~ . 2 ~ vi -
10 20 January is95c al he year. huism,ats steady
shouders sfje short Me T. 2oe short =, u sS 10 &C.
cScSsATL August 2J.-FiOur steady Family % ao@"A ~
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rrvirPoot- Aug. 25-2 D. m.-Por1-Pnne Mess Eastern
di N w.. n4ntr at - Bacon am riani
I'm steady at d. short RID steady ~ 6Js Long C.ed
.traiy ai 81. snort Gear duu DtjL HIms--Lpng C1t
.t., AL M Shoulders tIl 40 ~ NeefnliA Moss steady
.f az Ixtl Aics- IJ2. Prime Moss scllv ~ J
Tarl-plIme Western steady Al g.. Ial0"- P1me CIV
si,tly al aid ue-uIrts steady eel 81. Itosil-
Fur Il lJ common ,J-tIv,J LCnec-5 y heIic NAote
dllAt 81 Sd Lard Oh urm, D.. lOlrlAtlt >ti,e 'lI
ari8 Whelt-No / Nmte. sreltv az 3lli No -1pnn"
ann az 9sd.: Winter Sew Western hilnor 10 "a corn
Mixed sealv I'D Tor OLD 79ints IuIpehuhe' ~ 10"
d0u steady dt3iL ,.o,, D.
II,tgro0I. Aug % %. in.Progisons-B9sL tj0Bd ior
Extra INDIA PORK. 100. per Do. tOr Pglme Ness
Btc0u Ut6 per cwt for Long noag hrtle- ald 90 i9t
Shof Clear MIdcs. o. 1d. cWt Tor hLcri, al
PrniuceIao - ID cw. cheese 80 per cYf; ior tne
best grades American. RedDcd Petroeun 1'9 per gal
- r,...,,
10 an Der ceutai for Western. Wheat H6a ~ Od yer
GENITAL tor average california White. 57n 3D. fir Cantor
ma Ciuu. H9Iagld. for Ked Winter ZAP ~ le,l
Western sprung C0ru. I'D per 9ep.I iof Oh Mixed e''
..,-... ,..., ,su,
prr qulrter Rcnned Petroleum 3-4J |d SpEits OF re
iroeun 1d1 -2' per GAL COMMON tso'n' 81 rae ne
Eosn 5d 1lO6d sperm on tiiDG 80 D3r ton In-.ed u
"a %. per spirits rulpenune. So 3D. pes CIV I-o"'
BEsaES Aug 23-Whox' Lard cio'ei At 81 marks 80
p.uuie. per 10 pulnns Petroleum. n1rSs - piehihgs
ANiWfr Aug % .tro.eum. francs - ceuum's Tor
aue pae American pail and L franc. % cehtlh'' seIs
WucOx's Lard closed NJ ljj francs per lOO AIOa
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The transactions in stocks to-day aggregated a
greater number of shaTes-229 600 against 200, 900
than the business of yesterday, but tO-day's mar
ket the more mOnotonOus of the two. Prices
opened weak and 40 continued during the whole
day, without the relief Of single respectable reac
ton. There was not an itesa of news to affect the
speculative situation; no great pressure to sell
stocks existed Is witnessed by the small transac-
tions but prices simply Obeyed the common laws of
gpply and demand. There good deal ofrealizing
on the part of some small operators who have be-
come tired Of waiting for the promised boom"
but is is beyond question that the immediate sup
ply of stocks was considerably increased By sales for
the short account, and perhaps to an extent that
nay De the basis for q sharp reaction IN prices. 1t
is by no means probable that the large spectators
are vet through with the market and the general
confidence in higher prices is rot yet disturbed,
but permitted continuous decline for
two or three days Ike that Of to-day,
would shake that confidence very sensi-
bly, Among the weakest stocks to-day, and
those which cxerted influence upon
the whole market, are Lake Shore. Michigan Cen
trial, Central and Hudson, Delaware, Lackawanna
and Western and Wabash common. Western
Union was nOtIceably strong. The market closed
weak at about the lowest figures
Government bonds moro active to-day. the
sales at The boards amounting to $50, OCO. Prices
were irm and the bids for the As are Il higher.
Annexed are the closing quotations.
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Eegdl Notlce5.

- NEW-YORE.- CURIsTIAN BRUINS. IiainiiG.
INST ,I,IDN WITIAak. et al et,ndants Action 80.
Of ~ lOIrcOsu e and = e duly
made aud entered u tine anONe cru ac ol bearing t9
the 18TH day Of August l-5 l. the undersigned the M e %
therein named viii sell at pubic auction at the Exchange
"a e.lOol, 40 III DrCaCWay o. the Ciy aud County "
Nty-l ors. On THURSDAY. 10 tth day II SEtItA-
Der l. > at - O'Clock no0n OF at day, by John Boyd.
Auctioneer the premises described III sai Judgment IS
follows:
All that certain lot piece parcel Of Land ard building
thrrcou erected situate lying an being lu tho shh ard
OF the cry New York bounded AM dcacr oei as ioos
eqiunng the therly Il ol Grand IT, c tl5
eighteen feet eleven y inches "a tei' ion NE no.-
-fery conner and IhOmp.0u.-tS running thence
norf brrv and aD with ihnnpsurs iortysH feet al
even inches thence and parallel With GraHust
EIGHTEEN feet aAd inches thence sOuierF AM PAR.
ael with IhompsOus fOrty-X feet AMI eleven ncIes %
rbe ugrhofy -ite Gr1nd-st thcnrc weseI along -Nd
r,y Site Of Grand st. htoen fect and eleven h. ns >
the point place " bcgmDin amt now know ~ no
Ci.and--t. ABAAA Nil 80. i.,....-i.-
b. AYMAR SANDS, Plaintiffs Attorney, 40. 81 William
ST.. New York Cly.
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ETHIOPIAN FGNAVcGAL MAaxEr4

IOyDoS Aug Z3-l2.3O D. N. Erie, 30. New-YOrK
tra 1889 Atlantic aud Great western second mortgage
trustees certificates l1lQi Illinois Central 1892 Penn
syleaa Central. IS u heading jii Ne" YORK. ontario and
Western, 21ls
per cent A. = ceniime o Jhs account
LONDON Aug 2Z-4 D. m.-Lrlo second cOh-Ols, w Now
York Central. 1882 Illinois Central. 1896 Pcnnsy wanna
Central G59@ Reading, 80 o. NeWfoik OhArO ana Nest-
ern. zG34 -,
PARIS Aug. 23-4iOU pm-ETcnanEe on London 20 francs
2 cuecEA
LOyDON.AuR Z3-4i3O .. m.-1ne amount OF bull0n gone
inlo BANK VI England Ola balance Io-dAY!s A[-VOO
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Sales bn ancticn.

CVsfOx WorsR. NEw-YOgH.(
COLLECTORS OFFC2. August . lsS-.
FINDER provisions OF sections Z,Jp ana
u 5,-8 r. g. a sale viii - had a. public auction "a
,-,v An -lrt ~ ISIS - O'Clock a. IA by Nes.ss kur.
dcft 4 nra luGiln@ slip. OF boudci aud Unclaimed
pelchanIlse which has tcmdndm N1ieiousc 4'ysnl to
AultIiptEo llst NIL be found a
M. Uotunia A. she custom House.
me- uetchanist< Do inspected at the so1nrefoaE.
Cu,om House ou Wednesday ald lAursdAy Augud ~ al
~ iran, 10 A m. 10 Is d IA. " IA. HOBENISON.
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1nNnoN WOOL sALEs.

roxrOv Aug 23-Thc following are no Won Sa,es 81
TI.,!lv m detail. 25G7 bales cape and Natal ieece
i0.lfI I scour ia l6Ii greasy H. a. u -
3D.. ITi1 oll-s Port Phnnp-Feece lO2i1 sl2l secured
lIJ n lOi greasy ildt Jock ami pieces % %
lambs III LiaI .,i. secured. ii 2l I'D; erely, 72tg
oLr,. bales Ntw.Leland-Florce p al 3D. secured
lld. greasy Id lld.. locks and pieces oI I'u
iaaos ai greasy, o4ial l2l; l-i D4',S syu s
N I'll. locks and pieces Gd0 32i lambs, secured i
rf,tsy gisi 81 blies Adelaide -Scoaie lIO'h@4I44"
greasy wi q . lsl locks and pieces fd@i OHeA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-08-24
Goruorlllon Noll1es.

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n YORK TRIbI-N h WILL BE RECEIVED Al rus
UPTOWN OFFICES, No. LBS Broadway cotne, InF.,'
nr-.t uur = u IN. aud West 1wents-thiid-st 'o9.
ner Eighth ave. No. 81 East FonEieentls coret 'l'
square 100 Thrl Forty ant.i % mo "A J.
LIN OFFTCFS not. 1907 aud $500 ihifIaNe- op-hcs
twenty litsL, up - s y H. ~ regular "i
bce rlteA
MOI Proposals WI. Dc ltttN.u az liso
~ once OF Department OF Public - r1iiS Ao or
trcon No 81 Slave until September lH' 'r tiot e.
les Leather and Croekcry For aI iat"1msi"p Zee ~
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