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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-02-21

MIN YORK.
Spots opened quiet and easy and closed
quiet and steady; middlng 1o9-1Oc. Sales,
li5 Quotations were MS follows: Ordinary,
7ii-i0c; good ordinary, 0Hc low iuiddling,
i0i-i6c; middling, 10 0lGc' good middling,
ioi3-iGc middling fair, ll7.l0c; fair, IL Lice
Futures opened steady aud closed quiet,
as follows February ioi7@l04s; March,
.io.53@lo.5i; April, i0.5Sql060; May 1865;
June, i0.70@lo7l; July, i012@lO1S; August,
lo.H@io75; September 10 23glo25i October,
9.92@o93; November 0.slC90.S2 December,
osl@os2i January, 0sS@9.s0. Sales, ii6sOO
bales.
NEW ORLEANS.
The spot market opened quiet and closed
quiet mlddling, 0Kc, Sales, $500 bales.
Quotations were as follows Ordinary, SIC;
good ordinary, a1sc; low middlng, 0iGc;
middling, OJSc; good mlddling, io}lc.
Futures opened steady and closed steady,
as follows February, 0,s2@0sS; March,
0si@0s5; April, o0l@G02; May, io,O2@
1905 June, 1o.l3@i0.li; July, i022@lO.23;
August. ioisGioi0; September, 07G@977;
October 0.47; November 03O@057i Deem.
bor 9.37@08s Sales, 1880 bales.
DAILY REPORT AND INTERIOR MARKET.
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Greeerle..

p,cr Louisiana ollSO,le Carolina, ca
suom-furc white, axe. OF white, O,sc;
yellow clarified, O4mUitc. open kettle, 1is
tf5.c. rrhncd 4. GAc; standard granulatcd.
7itc. plantation formulated, 5iac powdered,
SsNS'.c. cut Loaf Shfts,.c; steady.
OAyniYs-S stick, all sizes. w has. pals and
hrls. 7'ssinr. fancy assorted, s'saihc. FIRM.
Cnrrfu-C Common. i5hc. ordinary lsc.
fair isi.Cting primo Rio, in'smNc choicc TO
fancy, 2lo 2scl old government, 2s@JNy
SIR Saginaw. si.Naiio per brl. Ohio
river si.9Ngi.si per bel, IS line, Si.3jee
I a. coar.c. si.io,ai.ia. pkis blcachcd, u. ~.
mixed. brls. siOJ0 mixed, 2AM7c.
S0Ara AN tANnlEs-Soap 38jhc, can.
dfs, fall weight, sAC,oc.
CnusE--Ncw York factory, 0fisc full
cream. i2ai23sc, Young America, i3tti3'sc
CAsNrp Goons Emo Apples, ~ 2,6tl 80.
Peaches 2 lhs. standard. ~ 01. . lbs, stand.
ard, 8 55 second. fij0. Tomatoes. lbs
81. 25ai.gO Strawberries. Si.5h. l,asp.
bcrrics. ti.O. Dlackbcries. 81. $50. 90
Green CAGES. VI 75eti.SS. Pear, Ns5ttg ~
piums, fi0,Cai.55. Asparagus, S20Sal2b.
Green corn, N.sS,ai.ia. Grrcn peas 81 enc
100. Cove oysters. full weight 1 ~.
tl.O0. 2 lbs. ti6Jai.s5 light weight, 1
10, OleGiC lbs l.0lai TO- Con.
dcnscd milk, Crown, sS75stS sS Eagle,
$40. swiss - % Salmon, tlO0 kar.
dimes, 800 mustard sariincs, 500 Mack.
crcl, tl.t0. herring mackcrcl, ti.l5.
MoLss.rs Louisiana common 20 fair -
arse urimc 10 choice, 31a3sc. fancy. $50
zoe, common 10 fair, 9ln2.c. prime 10 cholce
40 2Sc, syrup HdiOc. firm.
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The market IL flooded with
noslrums Of various sorts. In
the form Of so-called "Elec-
tric" appliances and Porous
.Plastcrs that have no merit be-
yond that OF q mere mcchani.
calsupport TO the parts TO which
they are applied. Avoid these
nostruIns aud use only Ben
sons Plasters In eases
where outward applications are
desired. For Lung and Chest
Affections, rheumatism, sciat.
ca, Lame Back. Bowel Troub-
les. ard all disorders resulting
from oycmcxcrtion orexposure,
these plas.ters have no equal,
and their efficacy n Endorsed by
thousands Of Physicians, Phar-
mncists and Laymen. Ask for
1 Benson's Plaster and
axe no other. IN
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THE RIVERS.
Steamers Leaving.
Movements nc the Leyce

Arrivals-Gayoso, Tiptonvillc; Joe Peters,
Arkansas river; City OF st. Louis, New Or
leans.
Kate Adams, Arkansas City; James Lee,
Friars Point; Rob Roy, Walnut Bend; Rosa
Lee, Osccola; Gayoso, Tiptonville.
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-Mackcrcl, half brls No. I. 500, No
., sos. No. 2. -, i0.lb kit No. 4, $40
No. 2, sos. No. ., -, Dry herring fam.
lly. sc per box.
Hoo Iinopucrs-Sieady. mess pork. tl5. SOFA
1000 sugar cured hams, liteli Sc. brcak.
fast bacon, liGtilisc bulk pork, clear sides,
NJ. clear rib sides, 7A@1sc long clear,
7hc, shoulders, dltc.
Llnp-rcs nc; half brls, 7,kc; kcgS. 7skc,
choice kettle. 5000 sc:' steady
Pos Frrr-llrlA $500 half brls, Sl.0O6l
4 Co kcga, $50.
Fnrsm MrArs-Choice beef, hindquaricr.
sc. i0rcqulrtcr, ic second grade, hind.
quarters, o.. iowquarlena, %. sheep a..
nurr, a..
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Cotton seed Products.

PmNr CRUDE Ou.--33c; prime sum
mcr yellow, 37G63sc; choice cooking summer
yellow, i09iic; olTsummer yellow, &C; min
crs summer yellow, e. prime cotton seed
meal, Sl0.75di7.OO, car load lots; less thar
car load, Sl7.750Is.OO
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today were $40, 800 100; balances, $l,e4o,65i.
New ORLEANS, La, Fdhst 20.--Clearings
of the banks for today, $l,7iI0io.
Bosroy, Mass Feb 20. -.-elearings today
we're sl2, oSs, 0is balances Sl,F9,42
New York, Feb. 20.-Banly clcarings today
we're $GG09l, 49, balances, sl,0fo, l3l.
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cember, 10 so@ii .00c. sugar-Quiet and
steady; refined steady. Molasses--Dull; so
test, zoe.
RIO DE JAYrRIo, Feb. 20.--CofIee- Regular
iirst $500 reis per 10 kilos; good second,
$500 refs per 10 lilos. Receipts during the
week, p, 900 bags; purchases for the United
states a., 600 bags; clcarances for the United
states, $4,000; stock, 10000 bags.
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ST. LOUIS, Mo, Feb. .-Wool-Steady
and unchanged
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COTTON MARKETS.

Tho local cotton market opened firm and
l>cd quiet middllng. e,fo Sales. 2.75o
~ including 100 last evening. Of which
~ 70 exporters and $50 10 spinner
EXCHANGE QUOTATIONS.
ordinary. s7-ioc; good ordinary, ec; low
<.s'ins. DI<c. middlinE o,.c. good mid.
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LoNpoS, Feb. 2o-i p. IN -Consols closed
az lO2 SlO for money aud lO2 $40 for the
P,His Feb. @.-Three per cent rcntc-, S2f
d Tor the account
RANK cLrAniNds.
oOl.OO0
~. LOUIS Mo, Feb %. Rank clearlnas.
today 1,iih, $40, balances. s702, 0S2.
BlLIlaonn, Nd, Feb. 10 Clcarlngs today
we're s2,OsiiOa balances tJo2,029.
PniL,prLrnlA. Ia. feb. 70. - Clearlngs
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OFFICIAL SIGNAL SERVICE. u. q A.,
hrufIIls. Feb. 20. pm.
The following observations arc taken nc all sta
tions namcl At 18th meridian time which Is one
hour later than Memphis tine
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Stockholders Meeting.
NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION.

The drm Of G. n rrowu 4 Co, doing budness At
Como, Mas, 4 thls Il ~ dissolved by mutual con-
sent a A. Rogers rtlfiue. The business will be
continued BY q. r. iirpwu under The firm name u
g. ~ Brown Go. The new nrm assumes all the
liabilities and l. alone authorized 10 receipt Tor
the uncolicclci aoountS z " Known
ga ROGERS.
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WILMINGTON, N. c., Feb. 2O-Turpentin
Firm; 3sc.
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New York Feb. 2o--A heavy rain storm
greatly restricted business; jobbers were
busy.
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EXCHANGE.

2-ANnAtNNEs
* and cities north and east, on
discount buying. New York
PAL cities north and east, sight :.
lying. New orleans, s. discount
,tcs--0n New York, = per cent
sums below 1900, $50 per
am on sums OF ST., 600 or moro;
4, 81, Louis or Louisville, $3.50
emium on all sums, on New Or
,er $1,000 on all sums. Prime
sterling. $Ls2@Ls2iE.
call board session to-day was
" charges being made IN quo
al securities, and NO sales were
'btton market closed quiet, sales
k spots declined lice, closing
lady and futures declined 10 3
ing quiet. g. J.. Greene a Co.
certificates were moro active,
Local longs sold fairly, caus-
OF 5 TO points. fheu the
eles up 10 about the figures Of
ming, after which lime there
Weakening with the close dull"
ans closed quiet; with futures
] on 3 10 . points. The
market was quoted free supply
Futures closed quiet and steady,
line Of 2 points.
" Orleans sugar market Is frmcr
crate supplies aud only fair as
Molnsses Is dull and unchanged.
.srt Is shade easier, with mod
a or the clean article, and prices
maintained. Rough rice is In
ppy and firm. The latest issue
y York Commercial bulletin says Of
fg trade: Speculation, manipulation
NATION are the lettering elements TO
cnt, but holders Of stocks are Of the
,at many Of their customers will
sercome prcjudices In the matter,
cr the market before agrcat while In
~ larger amounts 10 meet the re-
ants Of growing disiribu,iye trade.
= are moderate, aud possibly the only
ut feature Is continued strength on
.ars."
'c local market hog products arc easier
shtly lower. Eggs have fallen 10
Z, and lower market l. looked for.
30 supplies arriving daily arr being
up by spectators for shipment 10
n points.
IMPORTS.
cen Iris beans and peas, "a pkgs
~ pkgs bacon, GA pkgs boots aud
500 bu corn, ass pkgs cheese, 500 SKIS
$50 Eks cotton seed, y cars cotton
d pigs dry goods, 70 pkgs eggs,
rl.- ulrfr, 4,ao bales hay, 40 pkgs
yhcad hogs, AZ head cattle, ga
horses and mules, 20 pkgs lar,l,
'et lumber, II pkgs liquors, 300 brls
2 brls molnsscs, LIZA kegs nails, 1900
"a brls onions. 10 brls potatoes, 80
ri, ! ears pork sides, Is pkgs rice,
ugar, So pkgs tobacco.
ELEVATOR REPORTS.
lllowing shows the amount ~ rmln
, Withdrawn and In store by regular
}. ~ reported 10 the Merchants En-
Today: Corn-lleccivcd, 1910 bu. |
Iwn, 2i2 bu; In store. 1853 bu.
,cclvcd, i5.ao7 bu. withdrawn, i,ils
tore, 1S7li bu.
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following list Is corrected regularly
aybc regarded Us the laies, quotations
RANK STOCKS.
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ICE AND COMMERCE.
n B PER CENT. NEW YORK
1aANGE Ia PREM. SELLING.
Quiet-Mlddling Cotton, 0 3-4c
a1es Today. 2.75o Bales--The Tone
~ General Market steady-Meats
APPEAL orri-r,

I+ AfpfAL OIll~I,
MONDAY EVENING, Feb. 20, 1883
NJ continues in good supply, and
fair legitimate demand. Rates are
ed ats per cent Banks are pursu-
cons live policy Of accommodate
irc, tomers literally, but arc not
Sdc paper.
nr-hnnse rnnnrf is ns fnllnws.
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ding lo.c; middllng fair io,4c; fair,
nominal.
DAILY corroN srArrMrYr.

imports-M & G RR no NJ Il II X Il, 2i9i l. & n
o. TR X, TAG; X C,s& NJ RI, 81; X On &B II
bales. t.tIltf
Exports--M 4 err. o2s M&rRR. aoe L an
II Il, 635; G, o & s W II n, Os; l.. NO&TR X, 0CC;
steamers north, 22s, Total, 2.yy, bales.
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IMPORTS.
KLEvAroR nrrORTs.

following shows the amount ~ rmln
FED, Withdrawn and In store by regular
'sn ~ reported 10 the Merchants eH-
I today: Corn-lIeccivcd, 1910 bu.
lmwn, 2i2 bu; In store. n 1853 bu.
slecclvcd, 1897 bu, Withdrawn, Aus
! siorc, 7S7li bu.
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liccclpt In pOrs, this day. TO- ~
Receipts in ports, this day, sj5
CONSOLIDATED STATEMENT.
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AS %sieI Low Change.
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rg1HE ~RocHasTERo LAMP.

COR THE FALL. TRADE-Wc desire to call
/ attention to ourlarge stock OF Dinner, Tea
and Toilet Ware, new shapes and new decorations,
prices. Tea Sets, Of So pieces, $3.50 and up !;
Chamber Sets, 10 pieces, S2.75 and up; Dinner
Sets, 125 pieces, SIC and up. Remember, we
keep nothing but irs-quality goods in stock We
invite an inspection Of goods and prices before
making purchases.
Z. J. MILLER 81 SON,
sep29 317 King street.
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I selves in corridor three feet wide. We
were told that we could have no water; or Is
by prayers and entreaties did we gain per
mission 10 descend six steps, where there
ives bucket OF Gods great g;ft ~
man. a wine merchant IN the peigt.
boihood was told to bring our food. but
before ne reached the top story Of the
prison half the provisions had disappeared. y
The Duchess continues with the recital Of
| their daily privations and suferings, Of the
news that reached them concerning their
! friends condemned 10 death, of the arrivals
from the conciergerie, of the imprisonment
OF Mile. de Pons' mother, fortunately with
her daughter; of the pigs that walked about
the room as the prisoners ate their disagree.
able food ,of the order that nothing but what
wae absolutely necessary should be given for
the nourishment of the prisoners, of the
abolishment of supper of the duchesses OF
France compelled to live and eat with fish
women, of Nine. de Lafayette, who was
grateful for tho slightest favor, so severely
had S'tc heeD treated, ETC., etc.
"GeaeIaiiy while we walked in the court
yard h> came for those condemned to
deuh. The accused we're hustled into Fou
quier Tinvie's carriage, and certainly his
coachmaD was worthy of such master.
While the prisoners were pushed into his We
hicle this wretch danced and sang comic
songs. When we heard the great gate open
ed, with terror We eaid, Whose turn is it
now? Thcn appeared the officers, their
hands flea @ith papers Tha silence was
chat cf death hearts stopped beating. and
as each nauH waa called Only g quarter of
an hear - -i"sn 'oE preparation 1t was
an eterte '.'iioG. and wt who wore left were
cure oi y auiy 'om ten III The evening TO
acg:n in he Earnifg OF vice rersa
C,:'aia S Journal dcS prisons demon Pero
&c ma Mere ct dcS Micnnes" viii give some
iaes viii IS fsta:tc.. 20 ii,-, ;r.:5ir :imes-
f;eis p.Thsns. nti i,afcra rayn.'cd Phila.
Bulletin
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AUCTION SALES.

7 VIETUE of deed Of trust executed by
- Henry Csl!sn to John T. Nails and others,
ru ,ces OF the Olt Dominion 60 operative Build
ine ssocistiOn OF Alexandria Va dated July
ia, lsS6 ana recorded in deed book No II, 70.
llo 29l of the lsud records OF Alexandria city.
Va, The Undersigned, trustees OF ssid association,
~ diIectioa of the Board Of Directors of the said
assoc aiioH, Will offer for sale at public auction,
Tor ea.:, IN front of the Royal street entrance to
ne Market Building, at twelve o'clock m. on
THURSDAY. Tho 10Th Of November, 1855. al!
that BRiCK TENEMENT and LOT OF GROUND
on the south side Of King street, beginning 40
feet inches cast of Henry street, and running
theBce south parallel 10 Henry street 100 feet toa
fOfcet alley; thence east and parallel to King
street u feet; thence north and parallel to Henry
stree ;0O feet 10 King street; thence west on
King stieet 21 feet to tic boenning-the said lot
OF ground being subject to rent charge of S24
Per annum.
fHOs. .LEADBEATER,
Il. H LYLES, Trustees.
JONAS FISHER,
oct30 Is
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SYrug Gi Figs

Is Nulrls'e rwr .suv laxative 1t Is the
mos easi. ,ai;en, and lh.' mos' effective
remedy known 10 Citaos,. ~ -, a. ahen
Bilioaa OF Goaliyt u ,;!5:.e: iie;,!achua,
Caids, ard FeveIs; 20 Ours Habilani Cou
stipstiop, Indigestion, Piles, tc. Manufac
tured only by the GalifntDih Fi& syrup Com
pany, Sau FrsDcisco, Ce! i :, L"ad5ea:er
& Bro, Heents Alexandria. Va
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Il G-e 1saas:;e sss.l.:7.g 80 ssS Sl2 fr!e>.
DALI TIL Z aRGLF
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eN1IYCRE AND P0TGMAe NhnE9At.

c.L1ISCRE AED PoTGMAc shliE2Ap.
For Enc Csnaud&igua and Rochester daily for
BpSs0 and Niagara daily except Saturday 81
lO0Jp u With Sleeping Car Warrington 10
Rochester.
FT Wiiiiansport, Lock Hayen and Elmira, .:
9:5OG m, daily, except Sunday.
No, New York and the East, 1920, 900, Hoo
and l1:40 s. N, 200, 4:10, 1000 and 11:20
Pm. On sundSy 900 and 11:40 q. IN, zoo,
410, 1000 ard 1920 .. H. Limited Express
~ Pulimas pgrlof Cara, $40 6. ~. daily, cX-
ce7. sunday, and 3:45 p II. daily, With
niu;ug Cars.
70. 8os.oa without change, 2Oo p. Il. Oyory
For Broeslyu, N. Y, al through trains connect at
jersey CITY With bosts o. Brooklyn AnnoE.,
.Gerdirg direct transfer to Fulton street, aveid
IN. double ferriag9 ecros5 Now YORK City.
c7i PA!adelphia, T:29, $50, 100 aGd lao
m 200 40. 600, I00G and 1920 o. "a.
On Sunday 900 and 1l:f0 8 ~. zoo, 4:1O,
500 1000 and i1:2O = II, Limited Express,
P.5ior Cars $40 4. a. week dayo, aud 3:f5
s. daily, with Dining Cars
70; Baltimore $50, 40 9:0G, 9:9o, S:5U, 14:uU
ami li:4O am. 12:05, 200 3:45, a:lO, 30,
$40, 600 7:40 1900 and l1:2o T. n. On
sunday. 900. 800. 900 snj tiio a.ia-. 800
S45. d:1G. G:N3. T:4G, 10GD ara il:2O g. tl
:or Pope'a Creek Line 40 -. f.. and 80 P. IL.
daily, except Sunday.
90: Annapolis 7;2O and 500 s. n snd 12:Go
and $40 p. NJ Gs'iy ezcapt Sundays. On
Sundays at 900 a. l.. sGd 4:10 7. 10.
.tgxAsDRIA AvD FREDERICKSBURG RAILWAY
AyD ALEXANDRIA AND WASHINGTON RAILROAD
sor Alexandria, 600 G:35, $40, So e'''
1857 a. m, 1904 noon, 2.05, 4:25, t:G. 80,
COS sos 1905 and 1887 p n. On sun
DAY ii 500, 9:45, and 1857 a ~, aud 2:@e,
$50 sos and 1905 p n.
Accommodation for Quautico 500 p. N. week
5I Rchmond and tho South, SOC and 1857 a
o., daily, and 6:05 p. m., daily, except Sunday.
f:ains ieavo Alexandria for Washington, sos
100, 500, 9;1O, 1915 and 1:07 r. m; I:2o
500. 3:23, $40, 7:05, 9.32, 1912 sind HOS
p m on Sunday at 81 @ aud HOY $. IN.
poo, $40, 7:O5. 9:32 and 1912 p. II.
Tickets and information at tho office, Northeast
c0,lsr of 18Th street and Penne. Avenue, and at
iae station, where orders be lott for the check.
Ius OF bsggsgo to destination from hotels and
residences. ]. 3 WOOD, q. 7. i.
CHAS E. PUGR, G. x.
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RAILROADS.
trHr GREAT PENNSYLVANIA ROUTE
TO THE
N0gTH. WEST AND SOUTHWEST.

Lilo x. ~PlSIdd scenery,
Steel Rails, Magnificent Equipment
I
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CONFECTIONERS.
WINTER At BRENGLE'S
OYSTERS AND CONFECTIONERY.

HEERY B8EEGbE No. 52l King street still
keeis n de!icacics Of the season, and his stock
wil make winter seem warmer and add to the
Joy of 81 TIE holidays He has arranged his par
Tors Tor serving delicious
OYSTERS ~ ALL STYLES.
!:c !nsuro5 the pick OF the market. Fried, Stew
ed, Roasted, Broled, Fscaloped and Raw at the
lowest rstes.
Ornamental and Plain Cakes are sold cheap
than they csa be manufactured at home
Also CreaE, PUTS, fsr;s and Pastry, Candies and
'rahy OF al Kinds PIE SPEt tlALTY. Fruits,
Euts. Gon(cctiouerjcs. taremc!s and suSared
Fruits. i;c caters tor families fairs, bals and
entertainments sad furnishes social parties OF
tho best sud at the loves. rates
He offers special inducements ut wholesale 10
dealers snd packs carefully foT country custom.
Cct3f II
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)ERRY'5 HARNESS Gil SOAP.

Three sizca-s1, so and Csc sizes the finest
article in tho world for harness. For sale by
feb27 W. f. CREIGHTON & co.
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STOCKHOLDERS MEETINGS.

SMITH's BILE BEANS, the new popular rene
y dy for Biliousness, Sick Headache &c: also
PAINE'S CELERY COMPOUND, so well adver-
tiscd on the first page of the GAZETTE, arc for
sale by
aug17 Z. S. LEADBEATER IL BRO.
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DEiLX. TIL 2 aRGLY
One yee:............6 "a, l.ie yea,..........s OF
siS a;9sths ......... : 0U s:z q,on.tS...... . CO
One mcath ........... 80 Thrcs icsH;ha.... &c
Contract adecriiscf tH no. &c Guosea t1cc. thsi,
space Gnless The is pca Jc. :. transient rctcss
end under no circumstances w0 tey BE- ale1es;; 10
cdeertise otaer .Gn he:- legitimate Js;rsss .t
space contracted for.
lH transient adeertiaemsnts mEst b. paid fo' ~ .;
rGTce.
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Trans esyc Washington from station, corner Of
.i7ts sal streets, as follows:
g.. pit,sbgfg and the West Chicago Limited Ex-
Nos of Pallmau Vestibnlcd Cars at $50 a. m
5sly. Fss, Line, $50 g, n. daily to Cincinnati
ans Louis, with Sleeping Cars from Pitts
tgrs 90 Cincinnati, and Harrisburg to St. Louis;
13i.y. exc u. Saturday, to Chicago, with Sleep
rrcsr Aitoons to Chicago Western Express
$40 p M. daily, with Sleeping Cars Wash
j1gtoa TO Chicago and St. Louis, connecting
3slly a. Harrisburg with through Slcepors for
Ia5=;gille and Memphis Pacific Express, 1000
nm daily. for Pittsburg and the West. with
though Sleeper to Pittsburg, and Pittsburg 10
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