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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-05-24

city, snd produce barbecue simu,aEeously With the
ongins.. The Ronzan Bs.,et Troupe at Barton II
Re opposed or their own z-ouri by toe R"-l troups
a, B-ya,t A fsvo,ite farce snd music, and comic
negro define atloD~. make up the bill.
Nat Pafs MnStr6s-A number of novelties are
ploIui,eJ ard good bill is announce, for tonight
Departure ~ George Ch-1Hy.-Ths pioneer ID
negro u.nstre.y eft by the California steamer for
professional tour through thss State. He IS ssd to
bavs be+a offered $4,000 fcI sI-mon.hs engage
mert.
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tAivertissssNtI
Thy HILLSIDE TRAGEDY What trsseiys TN

ilgused in "Rc.alud Haibsr~ and n rsesss
Diana in heh sussa D,un pet bflisntly B.Ksgss
MV,EUN - soce cwcre ard cclizteS .ui-rc4 R.c>seA
% light ChsEig ieins spsins coueoy TAI se~fsooa
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-05-24
BROOKLYN ITEMS.

BRsoEIrs Cirr MORrALIrr.-HeslthO hcer Cisvs-
land reports les deaths for the week ending May Y
Of which 81 were msles and 81 females; 10 mea, ~
women. IS boys * guls TIE princips disease wers'
Consumption l9, scarlet fsver ,, smallpox II, sA-
born 8. Group 5, irhsmmstous 10, &c OF the ss>vs
rs were under one year Of sgs Natives Of tho U.s.
ted States 80. Ireland IL, Germany 5, Essisna 4,
Brsh America |.
Hsaih Officer Boyd reports a .otA Of Is dsstAe
during tee past week, of which ii wers males. 70
u ae., men, women, 5 boys and grs. OF co..
sumption died. and were s,ilo Natives OF tAs
United States 10, Ireland l, Germany !. South Ars'
real.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-05-24

The State Fair il to be held at Trenton next Fsu.
The Inhabitants Of that place having raised ~ 800 TO-
ward securing the location. 1t will probably be held
on the I4,h, 18th, 18th and 18th Of September.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-05-24

DIsoRDERIY HoUsE.-A house kept BY Patrick
Duean In Church street which there ddlng and daauG
from Saturday Shit to Sunday morning was entered by As
police Up. The following arrested sa4
licked up caring Patrick DugN Jas Msdden Jchn
Lynch Michael Lynch Thomas Lynch, Michael Horton and
FstI.k Ltopard-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-05-24

PRIzr FIGHTEns.-A large party Of bruis re- passed
through city carriages little before Daylight ysstsdaB
htr way the country for tho puipse Of witness
pre- eh between two OF their number They were N
parties, aud different ferries The
poce followed them up but os sight them beyond the cB
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-05-24

FRFDRIcKS's PHOTOoRAPIuc TEMPLE OF Al,
No. So 81 Bros5vs- crpo.l'@ ns,ioDi'.E noe.
rocR,FHs HALLorr,t,. DiSvEsETofYrEs sad
u ss'ry .Ta
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CIT Y ITEMS

We had beautiful Sunday yesterday-all the more
beautiful for lis strong contrast whit stormy weather
Of the previous week.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-05-24

DISEASED MEAT.-On Saturday last, Inspector
HcLea arrested butcher doing business IN Hamilton
change Of exposing diseased meet for sale dc wss cs'
United for hening
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-05-24

SUNDAY SCHOOL ASsNERsARIgs.-The annverse-
the Brooklyn Sunday School. will take pae rsesdsy.
Abu, IS o0o children especed to b. tho day Is 6ne
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-05-24

AccIDtsr.-A boy named Thomas Nash hsd ono o.
h tet smabei by car. in Myrtle avenue Saturday He
Was conveyed his residence in Gold street
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-05-24

ROBBERY The rstidebce Of Mrs. I. OSes, No.
IS avenue red BY thieves Fiy ssfncs
Gong the sbs-nee Of family robbed Of ews ssd vs<
ware yalusd st $40
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-05-24

SUDDEN DEArHs.-The proprietor of the Globe
Hotel Fulton Mr. Flint died suddenly Saturday
evening lie had been complaining days, but sias
q alb about.
Mr. J. B. Richardson O deputy sheriff well known about the
City HAL, also died very suddenly yesterday.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-05-24
OTricE or SUPERIsIENDENT or PoLIcE.


sR The Commissioners OF Police have directed the General
Superintendent enforce the law prohibiting the sale Of
AID merchandise the Sabbath and also to prevent the crying
spspe day. The tl section of the Law esb
li,h metropolitan Police District bids the sale Of inox
eating liquors that day. under penalty and other statues OF
the State prohibit the sale of other articles OF merchandise on the
Sabbath
The cyDs newspapers Sunday durb the quiet Of the
day. and yiOlstion Of law nnd i subject
plant by large body most Respectable citizens You viii
instruct The uncer command not only to report all vio
hons Of the Sabbath but suppress the crying OF newspapers
that day The law authorizes the forfeiture Of all properly
70; that except milk and FISH in the morning
Before enforcing the rigid provisions of the law, Will
ton the persons crying the OF the cnsqnelo-s OF such
yoiot the law and only upon its repetition VIII
force lis provisions. f. A. TALLMADGE,
SupetiDteudent Of Police,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-05-24

THF 1Arr COwHIDISC AYFAR.-On Saturday a.
ternoon, Mr.. Charles j. Mathews appeared before
Justice Brennan, a; the Essex Market Poi,e Court,
and preferred charge of assault and battery against
Dir Adolphus II. Davenport. Mr.. M.thsws alleges
that Mr. Davenport attacked hin on Broadway on En-.
day night. striking lin with a cowhide. Mr. Daven-
ro,t made his appearance at the Court almost coon
a. the complaint va made and gave bail in the sum
Of $500 70 answer tue charge. Mr.. Moss, Treasurer
CT Wsracks Thester, became surety in the required
amount.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-05-24

Dcl 40 tr -ste lie .as beev.d thst het b'o'ce'
he l-et li'y & 81; WI. Tas magistrate. ufor tef
cou . sinr i'.sed a ssrrst sri James Dooai Sss
sr e,ted ard held foi sIanua,ioa
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-05-24

FIGHT AT rHE CEakTERY OF rHE EyERGRxESs.-Oe
Saturday Ms'r. Myres Smith underwriters In 0fsnA
New York to the Cemetery OF the Evesreens sss
puipos ting out plants flowers for OF hs<r
Upon mptns do they upon By
PARTY employ OF hortcutur in the peshbohood
ct the Cemetery and cyeu of the srouad The hof ;usnst
9h furnish plants and dosets wcA
placed the grounds and therefore denies the right q
Others isetre wis his ba hence the dacoy Wsr
rants for the ohe Offending parties ald tAey
viii be brought before the Court to day.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-05-24

SUPPOSED MURDER "A Lces-soo. e"i1" -. :,
John Huvey formerly rssicins IL the Se'si'l a-'
left be house q week ego last sa'aiu'! go
ah;cu tine he mss 10. beer beari Honi,
vls,ehbouts IL unkiosr. On "a Af''! 'e''
HsIvty. hs SISTER. appeared before o-',c7 n,s,''-
stn stated ,hst or the Ij'c INST J'Ln 'e'' WE 0'',
,,tse u. lais toug II ;ts eveai1R' WI o'' "a
Dorsd ard ta., a. $40 bad frsquet.y aeasa -ae sAa
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-05-24

ACCIDENT FROM PLAYISG BALL.-A man nAnee
Husb Nc DermO, VILE ensss.d psyinE ball ~ zoe rs
On Friday acd while rnnDnf Wa Seia-n,s
Tppsd aud tell ground with such force hAt he SUBSTANCES
. ccm pound i.stu II he rg5tle lea
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-05-24
BaRoS sryrNRrneEs N FRErnoLD.-7Ae Ne

p,vox SrvrsRynGys IN FREEHoLD.-THe Nov
80 U,,oaf siy.s ,kstch Of the ssindlns operations In
,bs, h n Of an .dyep,uer calling hms bsos s,eeaosfs,s
-, a. fellow came that town les, winter ana ~
r.-,...,ng biin,. very wealthy oe..~dea IN mnmS
COZ Tact for purehs.e q The .s,ss o. nf -
a he prop, ny and The hst pay msnt " - %
Pp'- a. Jnly aud i time, his Ekcelcnry va "
~ I'M In the gfoants and baildings Nat
sbs po..e.u Of the property, The bupn sfaese b-st-
o. an abusive .sDs-aroE, Cnti Mrs. Herdfeksoas
int ,x b~s.e 20 Far him He commenced his OPERATIONS
a inrIcsement BY sasek upon To- .hsds nsse
81 .t,rhb-ry. then the fences torn up; sud
M s, Srsiy were led believe that inssst Of Improve
~, orl, nest, oes,ucop When BE- hIes'eee' 70 move
u Tlsy sser,sirsd tbs' Istesd Of osnins f1yo
s. he Wa a. y recipient Of ia ed allowance Which
Snr l,s NOR osd for his nators neo~ss lee Taey
,sht ihe c5Dla, wzicb te Baron asre~d
"a ,ir lien fS Wide they deriDg tbs pfops-
sbiop The Baron raised Tia 10 elo sd.iiLs tAem ~
IA ae-de Tie Iasnd vi bin ceng time BE- sho1.f o.
mao ss,,e Tb, fsmy mol. yieSinE ia tnae ne u,trnI
f.d sa<e them FOR res than the pt nsaed sum- ncn "
n y,e Of his pr c- tb.J fnsy sxeed TO- gvaS hun svs
zee ,o amount the Withdrew snd aov -
,ur 4 e.s IL gotta ssirs Q. .As sotsi 70 freeasA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-05-24

IrRNERRiYN CgtEBRsTioS.-The alrual ex6-
boa Il The Turner'S Of Brooklyn tAhes Pas t.
AZ Bow The association oOmpgis.s brookiya
who have invited the Turner'S Wlismb yh -
participate With The ;hese festivities The VIII nsosrgh
Turner. Hall ocock this morning aud proved
Rros hall in couit street when they viii b. NJ
by their hth'u that district AMI ;hs take the cars -
To- Frank Hotel the junction OF Myrtle and Division
oa whence they III march 70 the grounds In Bs~
rouVilr
Ihe exercises Of he day viii be speech from Nc Pe,soa =
guIlvrii-E Society Of Wsusbass, alter which tA.Sv
vii AID The abec exercises peculiar to tho frs
y Should b. strmy the sstv will be postpoo-d Tss
societies to BE- prese paftc pale:
BIZ chyu VIII sm,bursh. Nes Brooklyn, BbominsdAe New
iok Jersey City AID STstonpot runverriDs The tsiow-
iuz wall b. represented BY teegAions Morsni, PstcSsoa
Ntsark Sssn iand w. companies Of uiIAy Aad ssvcC3
b,a.s lands viii be present on the occssioa
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-05-24

The Hon. Charles Sumner ssled for Europe en- Set
uriay the Vanderbilt, in search of health. Though
stronger taan when he returned to this country 10 NO
vember lsst he still finds himself unequal to the labor.
which press Up.n MIN.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-05-24

Co. Z. L. Snow addressed large audience ct III
Hal Of tie Sons of Temperance Fulton street, laaa
evening subject " Temperance
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-05-24

ARREST OF SUPPOSED BURGLARs.-On Saturday ~
terDooD young and arrested BY Ohceo
Raybcr VIM h. tok suspicion OF being bussrs The
detected them entering house in Futon ssenur
Other Jay ,tre and third In Fulton street. the
-ucug stry Sidewalk They remained In the two 6rk
only but ia the last holse. occupied By Mr.
Drew they DALI and eded Ia stealing
some tim The secuted, and the
they also taken into custody The enaaoS
into house effected by o the night ksy.
They committed TO aS a nation this morning
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-05-24

Suicide BY SHooTIsG.-Coroner Perry held an
Inquest on Saturday, at Bellevue Hospital upon the
BODY of Edward Riley, native of Ireland, As years
old, who was found dead in First avenue, near FIT
tenth street. with thirtytx buckshot in his abdomen
at an early hour on Saturday morning. 1t was at first
supposed tina. he had been murdered, but the evi-
deuce adduced before the Coroner led to the belief that
he had committed suicide 1t appeared that last July
his wife left him. and since that time he has done little
else than drink to excess. On Friday evening, while
in the store of - Pagan, No. 23 First avenue into1-
Gated, he pulled out pistol and pointing 1t at his
breast, said, will soon leave this world, and Will
mot trouble you much longer" He then LETT, and
some hours after was f uud dead as above stated In
addition TO the above evidence, woman named Ann
Kenan, residing at No. 233 First avenue, sisted that
she, while standing at her door Friday night, saw
deceased shoot himself in the abdomen. This evi-
dence of the of death being deemed conclusive,
the Jury rendered verdict of Suicide by shooting.
A BoCUs OFFIcER.-A Philadelphia, giving his
name as William Morton, and representing himself as
a United States Deputy Marshal for Pennsy lvanis,
being on drunk, arrested boot blsck on Saturday
in Chatham street for giving him impudenc'. The
boy wept crowd gathered on the side walk and ne
told the people that lie officer, and was taking
the boot-black before Commissioner to have him
punished. Mr.. p. f. McTghe happening to differ
with Mr.. Morton in opinion and doubling that gentle
mans authority officer in this State, desired him
to free the boy and instructed the latter to get po
licsman and charge the bogus officer. Very much
enrsged at this sudden change in masters, be ex-
posed a silver badge resembling the pin for ladys
shawl formed Like al oar, claimed that to be his
authority ard instantly laid hands upon M MI she
and put him under anes The latter, after some dif-
fcuty, disepgssed himself, bat without beng twice
assaulted. Some gentlemen who witnessed the trans
action held fast to the Marsha until the Police came up,
when Mr.. McTighe charged him. He vast taken oei're
the Mayor, who kept the model badge and held him 10
answer in 500 at the pext Special Sessions crowd
followed him to the Mayors Office, when several
Penilems lett their AID addresses, exPressi
then Willingness 10 be pre,eIt at the trial 10 give evil
derce IN support Of the coppaint. Advances were
subsequently made to Mr.. McT'gbe TO let hin GO ou'
Re w'uld hften to DO such PROPOSE, ard Is o'uhi 20
tut tbs Marshal aud his bogus police badge i'fousn
lie wss c. nnaitted fos wal. Of bal.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-05-24

Juvenile BURGLARS Two bo5s named francis
ncCir and John Anderson burssousy Entered tho store d
William H. b. Foot No. ~ Kss' Eleventh street on
4,-nrg by owing of the shutter Of r,s, ~ieo" 1le P1i
.,x dit the place before daylight sud vent 10 ana sfesa
,he cbsps They were subsequently, locked up t'f aia
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-05-24

The nativity table gives pa natives Of tho United
States, 70 OF Ireland, Dc of Germany 10 of England,
4 each Of Scotland and British America each Of
France ard Sweden and unknown.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-05-24

DrsoRpERLY L.GER-BEER SALooSs.-On SATURDAY
evening Capt. Dsvr OF the Tenth Precnc: made de-
scent upon the sger.beer saloons Of "m' seh,lung'
No "a Delaney street, Joseph Vosel, Nc Essex
stIest Henry Otter, No. l37 Canal street lnsoaSf'
PHO No. l39 Canal street and Francis LaHer' 40,
% Essex street. ard besde the PropnetoFs arre'Isa
from three to 81, Of the mse and female occupants Oh
each place. Complaints bad been preferred SCANS
the above named places being disorder AID 'n' re-
so,t of vile characters and nuisance 10 tne
neishbo,hoeds in which they were ocafed. Inc &C.
cused were detained in the Ststion'lou7e duies tue
remainder Of the night and yesterday morning COL
vtyed before Justice Brennan, who he'e tne p'"o'
tors 70 h. to answer the charge Of seePios a'ofo7y
houses Ire rect Of the pri-c n.rs were
BY tie me- istrste and sent sboat :hsI Dds ID =
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-05-24

COMMITTEE on RAILRoADs.-The COMMITTEE on
Rsilrosds of the Board OF Aldermen held tnelr nos'
meeting on Saturday in regard to compelling the II ~
lem Railroad Company to run small cars to Forty soc
ond street. Mr. Campbell President OF the line' 0p-
posed the project. The Committee will report 'oon'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-05-24

THY BosToS LIGHT INFANTRY - This fsvorts
corps of citizen sodiery better known as the Tigers
under the command Of Capt. Charles a. Rogers, con-
template witt TO this city durog the month Of Juue.
They will arrive the morning Of the 10Th, via Nor
wich line and leave here again on the afternoon of
Tue sday following. During their stay the corps vii
be qusrtered at the La Fargo House, and will be the
guests Of the Light Guard, Capt. J. X. Garland. BE!
sides the hosptai.es extended to them by the Light
Guard We underttaId that civites bsve s!so been
profi,rcd by the eth Regiment National Gard, and
We ave DO doubt that our Boston friends will meet
with gratifying reception, aud enjoy very pleasant
witt. The Infantry will be accompanied by Gilmore's
Brass Band. The Company will probably number one
hundred guns. II is well remembered here by our
military for the perfection ofs drill and other sodisry
qualities exhibited during its previous visit of 1853
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-05-24
MARINE AFFAIRS.
FOR EUROPE.

FOR EUROPE.
THE nal steamer Vanderbilt sailed on Saturday for
souissmp,cn and Hsyre, with 300 passengers AID
si2S79l - IN specie. Senator Sumner was paaesa-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-05-24

FIRE-A carpenter shop occupied by Mr.. Jods
Bunsad situate IN Twenty-Five street above Fhh svenus,
was Destroyed BY fire Saturday afternoon WI" doubssc
The LcendiaS The sustained amounts 70 soos
$500 upon " hch there q no insurance.
The alarm OF fire Saturday afternoon wss caused
by the burning quantity the Jas house N
Eorh Eshth se,t hss upon open )o
and IN. boy. fire TO the smoks bors tho
Of cOLfsgralOn. No damage Was ooh-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-05-24

SUNDAY TRADE.-The General Superintendent Of
Police on Saturday morning issued orders to the police
to stop all crying Of newspapers and all sales of mer
chsndise of any kind Sunday. The following is the
otder.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-05-24

MORE BURGLARS ARREsrkD.-SOme citizens sur
prs, burglars house In Livingston street yeserdsy
Az they took heels and ows1
officers aud citizens They finally arrested
by Officers Shaw the tust DDrct and Wilson OF the Third
District The house entered occupied by Nichols Tie
arrested their John Cobb and Wlliso
shaw. OF and burslsrious impoaenS were
TO- I'D upon their persons They locked up
Tse Of the PARTIES arrested by Officers ksynof aud foh
Saturday the charge Of burglary VIM Morris hry
Mocre Before tner arrest they had d-posts1
about worth goods which they bad stolen from the hoss
OF Mr. Edgsds No 2Oi Jay sIeeg la GROCERY IN Man sfes<
rncDlrIed.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-05-24

MALICIOUS MIscHIEF.-A boy, II yers OF age,
named han Murphy arrested by the Police OF N" sists
Pr Dc a.WdaJ eyeng 10 the act OF throwios c""hse
person, hir.in Church UDion aod =
sLyar. Gsroen Schos street When arrested qushty
vs. held for examination.
MAD Doc - On Saturday evening Sergeant S'ermse
# snh Precinct Killed al dog at the Of STAG ana
Nv su stne.s. Il bad bitten Il PRISON.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-05-24

MILK WAGONS Pulled UP.-0n Saturday morning
the folowing-named parties were brought before the
Mayor and respectively fined e, for violation of the
ordinance in not having their milk wagons properly
ettered: II. Moore, J. Nangle, G. Keyser, 7. Herey
l.. Chmch and G. Miller
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-05-24

DEATH FROM THE KICK OF HoRsE.-A fewweeks
.1a P.tcs Finsn Irish aborer while taxing care Of morse
which had in charge BY the snua and 90 eysrey
injured that il was found necessary remove MIN 70 Belle que
Mental Continuing 20 grow ts,ion u the eg vas
reted 70 op Saturday Fnsn expired under the opss n
An inquest viii be- held OIL the body
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1858-01-08

TuRorGH TICKETS. alovfnE the hoidsrs o stop a
ssy paiat. snd resume tner sslts pleasure may
ruTcl-sei 81 tce C1mpany's 0nicc- No. Is gsders,1
street So5rs Ekzt Cf ne Comnercial Hofe Memphis
fua115-lg WM. EORIN, Agent
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1858-01-08

81 s-AlLRDA a ID FROM CAIRO.
Ic C1ecsgo Orscf n SiEfefH Hours svffEo.sf -.
q GEsgs o. chozgs ef CarI o. saggsqs.
4 khANCH FKOk CENT? ala IS now r vrsusn
-nas sno-ienins tle tine tosixteen hours 70 Chesv
! ohieas0. oonssetiuz vim Hchlrsn Csntr.f Ca,
Hoehestsr Aibsnr Ns- Yo-s s,sos ~ ,ri g. 3 ! -,
c1 - .aS,ie Cites oniy two chance n Cars froil
- @ 70 HI.sara snd ihree from Cairo o. Abzn.. snd
I - .on tairt . NJ YORK Time frori Cairr = s-g
- & ofty-nins hours. Fare low and COM q rre-f
I -s' -e p ~ Other ronte Passengers t.roush -
%, :. iae- q haiiroscs tareuth Infisna aa1
Z -. - ne 1sEi an N.a-tn
r,sIso o' ss,aSseisE q ehees ~arh Hchigaa Southern
r,,, ~ rsel-nf Efrtifs. and fhe glrf Win rsr.
snore taiir1ac ard sseanls-. - r.-lgs rri-,
4 - ~ ssin aspicndid Line y r7rsf o.
I soTf -,-.r,e - 30 AAsis, LAia SIP 81, 0oslinF
~. a. '0sifo sve-y Eornins 80, ssanzs A. fo,-
SO a 4, caioas, aaa Busis,.s srs-... s-,..-.
% lI1n eonnests Al csi-so Win N-. v,,r r,,s.
~ ". f,, - C-Htrsi- Sresi Wesfsrn ~
~, ~ fosls thro-gi 81 thirtv-ana - =
,r .nls lreia also eooeacts sandova Win - -
s.lt G.a-Iola ior s. Louis AMI Vinornne-. -
-, -, .-tl lIal.a - the Terra Ha1te Alfan M q
Loiis hslirosf. FOR Insauapo-is Tl-fIsv1le - - p
-.ii = n,eatur vita Esin Line Ezp-ess f5- S-c5-
.,.,retni the latisr eY1ncctinr win T-.u. h, -,
~ hspes, Eek rslsud Buriiu1-on ~ C,-f- 9'''--
se-, n, SeE fQrk Evprsss. Saturday. ers-pts.f.
s.-,rs-7-. -. !, ~ stations, eNorpt sirnai
u,,ll,lih, and arriviDE sf Cisicazs 40 , sr
80 1 - NJ lper Mississippi yin and sf Duu-
-.g % lesve ~ t1e arriFs' 1f ei+-sr CO.,
-. 80 - = trasse ketrirg S. Pauf A. Pas-er4--S
slu.sslie afld Central and Eastern WIsoorsfr -
~ rfp'ri Fifh rreins 10 BsIolt and Jsnesrf1- -
ION tnence % AEis0n and Csniral snd E-sts-1 "
70 eiapa and Charts indicating the Gre.s Cenf--f
tl- ne north and Esst are an exact trvrseriuf =
.o- sss of - Unitss States. and passsu-srs an
.eq1est-l % eza-nre This route a. vi - ~ --i
l1 eafas Or n connecting Rosds snd iudre f'- tt.7
- - = ~ crresin--a o. ne sbove sfstsr-nrE ne
lsninE of ne Iunois Ceutrai RaI-1sf 49,, S.,l- ~
-eo - tnla f1r1ntnE speefy and direct mears 81
- .slan 1etF-en The uDrer Laaes and FI7a-a srf
e Aelfer Aiasissupt sorfa f.s rsr-4a tr.v.i.r
- a. N business nan, attractions an1 fs-ilifi9s
7alll4 --e HeiLn All East. which suruass thcseo of
= - ~aat-7'f. Ile accomrnotafions f1--
l = 'ne ol1ranF flr the convenience of the trs--
- s-l le l-e lrrIla1ecT ~ the road snr sfrurfr-s
a-5l-ln ~ e-sEsrcr Of TIE Englues and Cars c1u-
nell lle-ls-s-s % tfrss VITO ssi-e r frr.Irq 49,
-elr 20 FsfefT 9'a-e ~nous sscuraf ar al -s-s.f.
tioAAis GOOD FoR ONE YsAR with re privfIe7s
aY-ls over a. a1y p3ut can b had q Nsr1Chis
No rs Js1ers1n street
WILLIAM MOFTE. Are1s
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1858-01-08
8uiIDlng Decorations.
House, sIGs, IND ORNAMENTAL
PAINTING, DECORATING, &C
~. H. PAssMORE

rFlkEEs this mebod q infsrlng The CT zens of Meu
rhis tnat be has permanently .0catcd himself here
10 eairv On the above business ard assures hose VI
nav favor him with tteir patronage that all work
trusted q him viii have his strict PERSONAL ATfEN-
TfOH IN the selection and preparation u the material
a. m as the faithful execution o. The Eoik No exer-
ton viii b. pared bis part 70 Eve satsfsctior and
perfo-n the vofk thoroughly, And n the same tine
saft the taste o. The most fartidi01e.
His foug ezpsriencr warrants him In saying that NJ
contracts viii be ccuspi~d with 70 the entire saisfAto
~ those who nay patronizs him They may also res
assured that any oIk undsritksn b him vii Be- prompt
u conducted
For quanczfcns he begs lesTe 70 refer - the foev
inr psrsons. Capt G. B. Church, Capt. 7. Newell Mr.
VI p. iev Csrt 7oelee Capt. Algeo, M. g PhiIieI
sHOP-sscx q shslton's DruE stoTs my5s-dly