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WASHINGTON, MONTREAL
PORTLAND ant all impo-tsnt pins,
NORTH AND ST.

A. C1icsg1. connecting with Michigan Central Cars
leaving the sane aepJt for D=iro g. Niagsrz Fal.s
Ro-h-ster AIoany New TorE fBoston, and ell Eastsrn
and ArIantic Cites Oulv tw3 changes o. cara from
CAIRO Ms AMI trre- frsuz O. % Albanv and
four from Ca NeH YOrk- Tine fr0l Cairo . New
York. % hours. Colnects a. SandJvzl with Ohi0 snd
glssiD1 Railroad from St La1ls znl Tlncennes a.
Para, with trains % the T-rra HaHte, Alton snd g.
Lols Rsnrozd o Ind anapoils Lori-vie and Cincin-
sti a. peca.ur Eith main lire Expr-ss fer Gasna
aEd DInieith-ths later connestfug With trans y
Sp-ingdei. Napes RCcx fstni Burlington sud 1in-y.
Al tr.ias from Cairo connect a. sa1tovai with tne
Oaio and Missss-pp trains for St Lo-is and Ctncin
nalI
me Illinois Celtral Rairlad Company have afsei 70
thelr R0i ing 81 cE tweny superb stttr0lm slesrng
cars Of which VII esuforta0,y berth hfty pssssn
gers.
ThrOu=h Tickets.
Ether bg Sisa boaf Ole 81. Louis and fhsnes By Raj
roGd @ 70 Cairo Gf thses BY Railroad 20 81 point1
NoTfh
god for yaar uni allowing hods-s 70 stop st any
polnf ami resume her seats pleasure ani al inf0r
nation respc ing the uay Be- urei appica
ton a the Comp lnv's - rs JET doors
east o. the Commsrrill Hotei. Memphis.
WTLLIAH EORTN Agsu..
Pr rn1is Central snf Oh ant N,ssssippi Railroads,
RAJ rnsd Tfr ~ rfaaufar9 marf4-fv
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aEo. DINOS...-. ...-sEo. BEL
DFK0N & HELM
INn. n. TROTFER.

A TrORNETs AT Law. Mezphis, T5uzeszes- Onos
Rvp4 sank isni2-dH
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C.4RSON"S
PUMP SHOP,
On Desoto Street,


BETWEEN UNION AND BEAL
THE Undersigned would respectfully inform The cif-
rens Of Memphis and its vicinity and his numerous
customers living distance the country for their
past patrHaFe IN be .ns business w1ich business
has hithsrto been COT r % ts mauufscturiuE snd put
ting the Chal--Pump aloue and sin s8i.ving hen
s1d Br0perly out Up land the nearest when not 50 maze
and put up,) however there are places where the
Chsin Pump csna0t b used also few prE rs vet living
OF The Oideu times % uh0 still thirk tfat there are
other Pumps in superior % the Chain PUMP have
determined 70 accommodate the taste Of ST putting Cd
shipping . orer any Kind of Pump this mar
ket can 20 nish have Therefore employed an exper-
encea workman lately from The East Whs viii attend 70
patting up and repairEg al kinds o. Iron Pumps he
VII also DO every kind OF PLUMBING. an Of which I
viii warrant; and when say Warra 6, Z mean what
SAY, and say what mesn-
have IN the last year attached machinery 70 NM
also used args Bzlance- wheels on Hand Chan-Pumps
vita equal success In have used the welded
Ink-Chain ard turned Button which 10 quite expensive
but IL " fsdsth not away"
"MULTUN IN PARv0."
have recently Invented a CHAIN PUNP-BOX. en-
oracng two oopte separate and distinct Chain Pumps
ntsndd for double tsuemens land double pricc,l two
persons can draw water frCm this box the tine
having DO iutsrfenca with each other whatever beng
hole left In the partition wall fence large enough for
yard q The other. would refer you concernng the
Pump tc ? s. Binsham st J. e. Hsrrizsan g. Co.
" CARSON.
P 8 an prepared to ship Pumps on orders 10 short
atee up or down, east or west Of the Mississippi river
lau3S-diy O.
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- WEaTREREnRn.

(NO1kSEL0h At Law, end Aezi Estate Abfht' has'
" lson, An
Rafer % A Eriaht, Eso and Col h G. Pssne, seE
phis Judzs 4 L Csruthers, Supreme CoHrtj x. g.
EsstnEn Ksq, Nashville; Mater g A Henrys Carts
Wis, Tenn and Gen. 7, B. FoaTnoJ, Deshs &C., ARK
IL
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P h. HAMMERsK0LD & &C,
Architects, Civil Engineers and
Surveyors,
MEMPHIS TENN.

OIloo on MalI7 q IIT7-I oFeT 1ly0.o oaVl-ss 6aIEl
MEMPHIS TENN,
RE prepared 70 furnish designs for and superin-
a tend the erection - public private buiilings,
churches stores store fixtures &C. IN vii 20 give
heir attention 70 any work comiug undrr the head Of
Civil Enginesrlng Surveying. either In town or
osuntry Any description OF Architectural Raeineering
n Mechanical Drawings executed with accuracy and
reatless not 10 b. surpassed In this country Designs
a1d working drawings flr dwell ing h-usss OF other
hadi1g in the country executef that any ntelli-
geRt negro Carpenter car tofiow hem Designs for
raubs Oe- atsDhs. Vauits, &C
Having he'd exensive dea ius viii ma1ufFrturs a The
North AMI west ey furnish any description % Iun
Fronts, BicSHies Wludow Guards, &C, &C at reduced
prices.
RrFEREsCEs
Hon A L-ngstrset l. L D.. Hon. Charles Scott
sam Tate Esq-. President Memphis and CharestOu
Railroad Col ". N. Soczf0a Dr. J. c. Niuingtou
D. ooekrel, ssg- 7. Fiunie, go G.n. 6. d
Mitchell McEeever Esq
once hours fron A N 70 P. N, aud from P. NJ
tofP apfa-am
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DK. skUEBzRs oaes a. J. Z. gsassE oO.'s Brss
" Eiu-s. usss - 20 ozcs. .usz1<s
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y. c. FLoUnHoE-- -----.-l ?. Ah-ELLf-
FLOUHF0K s. FAR3ELLNs
A Tr0REATs AT Law. Eemphiss Tennessee. O11oes
~ seoon5 street Blythe Bugding, Northeast corner o.
Court square- luz-aty
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sCOTT & DIXON.

A TTORSETs AT Law AND SOLICITORS IN CHAN
81 CEBT, mpais- Tenn, VIII praetice theiT pTofes-
Ion IN ell the Oourt bsd IN the city o. Memphis and the
Supreme snd Piersi Courts sGcksol. Prompt sttsn-
t11 rt s claims for cOilecti0n eRtrusied 70
them Odce DIST door The left, up stairs, IN the
UT.rEn- H. Nj.
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aNOf6cP.

TIE subscriber having purchased the interest Of his
! partners IN the late arm q rlournoy. Cooper a
Lsake, vii costiaue the WH0LEsALB GROCERY.
COMMISSION AND FORWARDING BUSINESS in his
own name and for hts accsent and r-spectfuy
liet The patronage Of the Oh house st sni his
T. iends generally. JNO. g. FIOUREOT,
api0-apl6 I95 Main street.
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Young America.

q ia subscrlbsr would
80 sDe- fully inform his friends 6As-1-kklS
4,snd The t-avelling Bulic. thzs his sIhsf
- GLASS RESTAURANT and HOTEL GARHI,
On Adams srsef nrary opposite the Wo-sham Eouse Il
now spen where his frl ads and cufcm-rs VII D. fur
nshd With all kinds of Game and delcsetes Of y sea
soR a. vel - the chacest brands ef wines. ChaenE-
ing al coupetiiiou he soliits uberal share % the
public patronsgs. Ispl-tyl JOSEPH FEUFkh
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twioe week, 50 %
n fvo squares, renewable veekly, per annu1s 90 q
twice q week, /" 50 GO
u An EdvertiseR,1ts required 70 Be Kept 81 second
pago, CEARsED AS NEw EACH DAY, and On third Fsgs,
advAnce over stated rate
Adver1iSemznts direcssd Be displayed, set IN
HrEe tTPe, CHARGED DOUBLE rates
~ Yearly advertisers Vi Be ehsrged EXTRA for ooo1-
pynr spscs over ooutrsr and Eeen LARGE TYPE 3 re-
surd % Be ussd s sdverisement kept on inside q
% Fer.
Yearly adxtrtssrs VII be ohargeo extra st regular
atss for wants, Rsafs, BsnoTsls CopsrtnorsAip No
ices Te ConsiEnezs, Ac-
u TRANSIENT ADvEKTIsTEs AUST BE PAID FoR
- ADVANCE.
NJ No ssverfiselaoni WI EpPeAr IN he weekly paper
unlsss By special oontract-
Adve-fsaonts 70 be inserted In the weekly psper
uny Irregular iEteAs IN either q the papers, WI
Be- chArEed Al per square fer every Insertion.
~ Announcng candidates for sfate, Col1ty and M
ncipsl Onoss IS sseh, 20 bs paid IN advance N every
Instance.
~ Al Advertisements for ChErftsbis Insiltrfions
Pre- Companies Ward, Ts and other Public Meetings,
&c charged half prioe.
n Marriages and Deaths are published IS news; hut
ohitnsries Tributes of Respect and Funera InvitAo1s
. other advertisezeBts.
n An LeEsI Esd Transient Advsrtisszents VII be
narFs6 BY he insertisn.
u Editorial Nstioes IN Local Column VII Be ohErgsd
{ oe1ts per lire.
n Nc dsduc-ion variation VII ss szsds frSn the
eTsguing rates
EsCTANAH1E TRnrsDaTF 4 DILL
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Baltimore and Ohio
E@N
ID ID n a n

IL A j l. X " a II
THIS Roaa runs from Wheeling to Bsltimore, CsTs
mlss) and to WashlngtOn, 900 mies,) and presents
line II runs through Wild and romantic regions q the
Aueghenies; and being solidy oonstruoed completely
s5upped and carefully managed. Is Of the most at
fTsve ~ saisst Railroads IN the United States TIE
Central Ohio Railroad from Columbus snd Lanrsvtet g
Wheeng unitss this road vita an portions Of The Wes
and Southwest
TIE Only THA0UsH TICKETS FRoa MEMPHIS,
LouTsvriIE and ST. LOUIS 70 the hATIoEAL Ne
rRoPoIrs are sold BY this road, wnch runs direct -
Washnzton without the delay Of passing throu<h sati
NOR M l. a 50 the only Iins By which baggage be
checked % wsshiEgtoa troa the ono river
vs-Pv lie MAIL ROUTE from Memphis, tsks the mai
.t-es running daily for L0uigvie, oannectinE thefC
,fih rsf steamers Or JeEersouvile Raroad FOR Cincin
natl where they arrive e. TO connect with the cars o.
Tl+ti. Iisr,i Hsr1sa f1r Columbus connsctng Their
gith Central Ohio Rsrosd through Newark and lanes
VILE To Wheelins By the express train Of MS route
the time f0m Cincinnati 70 Baltimore ana 70 Washington
TS-Be sur to ssE fer tickets By the Baltimore ans Ohio
Railroad Route.
-s-P,sssp.ssrs from Memphis soing East thrsurh Sc
r5Is can buy Tar,rgh Tckets By ths Baltimore and Ohio
Raoad This route lays thruugh Vilcsnnes Fera Heute
Tndianapolis etc, 10 Whesng the new Ohio and
Hisgissppi and oonnnsctnz Roads. These connections
sre al direct and the time from St Louis 70 Batlmors
or Washinrton Is but about - hours Through Tickets
By this may bo had of the Agent under the Plan
ters House, At the foogng rates: From ST. Louis g
Baltimore SIS, 70 Washington sl8.
A. Wheeling the passenger takes the superior cars o.
ts Batmoru and Ohio Railroad, which leave three times
daily Cor Batim0re WashinEtol, Philadephta and New
YORK Throash IN i6 n hours, Including stoppagcs
For safety speed, regularity beauty Of he oountry and
comfort this rssd Is second In the Uno1
FREIGHT - This company possesses the largest
equipment o. any Railroad n the United States, End E
prepared Do an tusinass nspOTtaton.
The road makes lunate connection st the wharves ard
tn the Baltimore with the Railroad 70 Phade
phis and New YORK steamers sf Ericsson and BALTzs
sroRr STEAMSHIP Lines, BY Canal and Sea 70 Nv
Tork and By Merchants and Miners Line % Boston,
steamers 10 Norfoik Charleston, Savannah. &C for
psrtscuIars see feight tariff copies which nay Be hsd
al tba Fr, Ing Heusas 10 ths west, % J. B. FsRD
RecrlvlrE md Forwarding Aseni a. Fhee'ins.
WM s. WOODSIDE,
Master Of nsportation Baltimore.
FEnOUGW TICKETS. a'l0gins the hoicers % stop a.
-uv ont and resume their seats At pleasure, may Be
1-chssf al the Company's Once, No. rs, Je1erson
street doors East Of the Commercial Hote Memphis
iune2s-iy WN. NORM. Agent.
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TREADwELL & &vOLLENTIEE
"A TTORNETS AT Law. Memphis, Tenn. o9os, No.
n IS Jefsrson street % stairs, second deer E4s Of
Ooamsrcisl Hptel-s 5us-dsWIy,
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Dissolution.
CARD.


TIE psrtnershfp IN TIE psaSoe of the Law, hsretofors
Il existing bet~esn sulivEn, Irssdweil VoIlintlne,
iE thss CAY dissolved. TEly I, 1887.
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Causes Decided In the Supreme Court Of Tenn.
essss, az Jackson, AZ april Term, 1883.

The Memphis and Ohio Railroad Company,
plaintiff Ia error, RS ". F. Walsh, ct al
Jucgment affirmed.
Tie Memphis and Ohio Railroad Company,
plaintiff in error, us William Ward, et al
judgment reversed ami proceedings quashed.
George W. Cheek, plaintiff Ia error, rs. NJ.
J. Cox and J -. Clapp. Judgment affirmed.
MlssissippI and Tennessee Railroad Compa-
nv, plaintiff in error, Bs. Z. B. Hibler. Judg-
ment affirmed.
R. K. Turnage, plaintiff in error, rs. the
Mayor sad Aldermen of Memphis. Judgment
affirmed.
Fsruers' and Msrcbanls' Bank Of Memphis,
plaintiff 10 error, rs. William Conlell, ct a..
Judg msht affirmed.
Henry B. ) Williams, pisintif IN error, Us.
c. Crenshaw, ct al. judgment affirmed.
The Memphis and Oh irleston Railroad Com
pany, plaintIf in error, Us. r. c. Dean. Judg-
mem sifirmeI.
Memphis and Little Rock Railroad Compa-
nv. plaintiff in error, rs. J. d. Williams s CO.
affirmed.
Elijah Brooks, plaintiff in error, Is. G. B.
Dean TOR the use Of Wiliis m Goyer. Judg-
meut affirmed
Rlfus K. Turnsge, plaintiff in error, Us. J.
F. Mckinney & CO. Judgment affirmed.
Thomas {. Gayle c; al, plaintiff nj error, rs.
Thomas MorTissey, administrator, sc. Judg-
ment affirmed.
A. Prince, ct al plaintiff in error, rs. J. S
Pearson, ct al. Affirmed.
T. Lime \ Co. %. Fsank White. Affirmed.
Rafus K. Turaage IS. L G. DuPree. Al
frIned.
H.W. Hills RS. Lazqtta Marsh and Hams.
Reversed.
10. Greenlaw ps. B. W. Burcn. Affirmed.
George W. Cheek rs. Wm- Park. Affirmed
Robt Giles rs. I. G. WedgeWoOd. Affirmed
J. o. J. Smith rs. Lownes, 0Tgili s. Co.
Affirmed.
James Graham Vs. Strauss, Lehman * Co
Affirmed
Charles A. Wheaton vs. Bankhead, Avery,
etaL Affirmed.
Joseph. Mstcalf vs ]. Musso. Affirmed.
Franklin Moore Bs. N. Shepherd Affirmed
Jacob SIeinkuhl us. Stanton * Moore. At
irmei.
A. c Belts Is. D. W Williams Affirmed
Jacob Walker Us. Mayor and Aldermen Of
Memphis. Affirmed
Mayor and Aldermen of Memphis rs. Marcus
J. Wright. Affirmed.
J. NJ. McRee RS. Bank Of Memphis, Affirm
ed.
J. p Caruthers vs VIM. English. Affirmed.
A. C. Bettis Vs. c. Paine. Affirmed.
Memphis & Ohio Railroad Company us.
Hicks & Pope. Affirmed.
C. P. Pool rs 7. D. Chairs. Affirmed.
r S. jones Is. T. S. & S. w. Ayres. AZ
frmsd
&w.B. Greeulaw Us Charles Potter.
Alarmed.
Giles ]. Branch GO. Thomss c. Bass. Al
frmed. NJ. n. WEIGH, Clerk.
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BOOKS RECEIVED.

HANDY Book on Property Law By Lord st Lsonsis From
The filth LOdon E1uon. limo. PIP ia ID. Ap2sop
GO
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The hts Mountain Guide Book. l2DIo. l5l The bsme.
Lectures Of Lola non.z including her Autobiography lIno
Do 49, Budt 4 Carleton.
Aquutls or Summer Ske;rtPa BY Samuel Sombrr f]m'
10 g5 Stanford 4 D.lisssk ..
LaJ,s Dia,y a the sls,e OF Lucknow Isno. pp 49, w.
LyonkCl -, ~, "a.
Inmer,on not Baptism. ~ the Rev. John Bssk~h i'no
ID a. John T. Jewet Go -
Tie Ministerial Lega,y BY Lady. limo pp III hfscs
t,t: r. DsIrow \ Brother.
The Christisn Sabbath Dedicated 10 Ito LADIES Of New TOTE
I9rno pp S.. JOHN Tro~.
Thousai. on Mater add Force. ~ Thomas Ewbsat l2n'
pp l54 d. Appleton Co.
The LIE OF Thomas J,a.rson. BY Henry Randall. La d.
Vol III. $40 pp. 49, Derby Jseisen
Of the Intern sona Trade OF the United
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NEWJERSEY ITEMS.

Az INYAYr SMorHERED Coroner Nc anslly beN
sn inquest ye.edsy tenement use IA Monmouth stree,
near RAILROAD avenue upon fap 6ye montos old ~ah bad
been smohsfed By IL mother Mary MccshS wbe she ~s Ia
state nioxicatn When tue Conss entered TIE house In
the morning he found the parents yog the hoH asonsbe
nom the effects Of doh ard ADJ oig apamen 40 thar
foupd The following f.ets were ELECTED Il
the INQUEST The parents Of the child bena drunsads
they 10 the aorns and the mo,b.t M cn the
chair upon child which she hodiDs IN Der aud
H. little babe tho f, snd
attempted extricse but sbe abe the
and by Lifted the nbumaA mother TO ho
B. dy of the infant
The Jury rendered verde. ih 10 iher opnior "C,hsns
McCsrby her death BY b-og smo,bsed BY May Me-
CARLY her mother while ssd MARY meCarihy W. IA tao
of intoxcson Upon the rendition VI the yer the C,ro-
ner Jail aud Justice Bedford sent tho
father Daniel NJ Cs-tby. TO the vorshouse
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NdORE TO BE ADMIRED THAN THE
MI HIGHEST DADEA
EVER
v-ory az Kryas "a vprpEuCk-
WORN BIZ KINGS Or ENPEack-.
WHAT Why A BEAUTIFUL HEAD OF HA

WHAT Why BEAUTIFUL HEAD OF HAIR
BA-,n. Il 4, the ornament God hr elf provided Tor 81 our
.ce Reader although the may eoon 10 brightly 10
10. sowins ebees he eye be rPE,ns lie e;h se
o.e Of peus The head s bsr- Of rs covering shs hair
). snuIed ard hriveed hArh md Dry SILL 'p:n.
tee with gray nature will tlsl aAf heT ehnnA
Prsf WOODS BAR RESTORATIVE. II us~d two o. mr. =
taes week VII restore md permanently scne 10 81 snch
ornament Rad the Glowing and Jug. The writer Ct
srsI y The ess-or.ied Pianist rA-lseIr:
Dr. woop-Dc.- Sir: PERM, express yrn The sbh.s
ssnAl color Abou, n. ny univ. the Unit' s's;s
IL vas soidy becoming esy, but apn III. spPe.ion o, y0u
h., = 1870 80. 1900 " o,sn,ion l-s s -
,scjous xsl a. agreeable
Ian. Sssr Sir yOnrs truly, THALBERG.
DUeh ar @ ~yEedydc--
April r. 1883.
Sss S,iis Il your Hair ae.,orse snd r.vet to my Vie
VITO sudsd to try on her little t1iains :; me
w-n N.Y. surprise after few -ryks tiA n hs' performed
Ia: wOpaal .ses, b. .oIsins II ,. s,y oa: . aa,
. .ss sssos. s q bet S casaE caRpEw
H.w-Yosg July Is. 1857.
Prof O. J. wooD: With confidence dc re,vn eend you
Hair Restorative b~ins the eeseoas article
ss.e using your BEr Restorative my hair aid whter' which
confident that few Appc>ors viii restore tbsm To hen
pleasant itching common PERSONS who persP sJ
Prof woop Aba. year, ago my h,r commenced f1ni
many reneses to no ssa eSrumsnred usns yOur Re.,o
s!,,s an ap nov cut p5d ;uraea Sei % ~ oroei cS
heL AZ hs tine :. fully restored to ia orsaa eco
aT csie. NO. IL Nay y i, iss1 '' J. HOES
The Restorative a' up IN so,'e' o. ares 'ss vs i.ss
81 per boule the medium hoos east y per Ia
PROPORTION and e:as 81 pr bottle large bOsas quar-
r cent 6 JOB rSr Pt"c sS Me- Broadway New
Tori lin the Ess. r Wire Railing E.sSishasnt) and No.
And .oid by .ooS Diurs.. and Fancy Good, Dealers
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Foor TRAVELLER UPos A LosG, TEDIOUS jour.
sLY.-An old Dsn named John jackson applied f1r
loceines a, .,e Hsmmondstrsst Station. HOu-e, night
before last who had Travelled a long weary journey
on foot. He ssted that he was eighty seven years OF
ace and had walked all the way from Pitt CoIrty,
North Csrolns whence be STATED on the second day
Of April last lie ssid be had never bsea slck day
in bis life mt since De Commenced his present jOdr
rev when he WAS laid up for few day.. tie had
been mss Der OF the Bsptit CLurch f'r forty
Yeas, AID upon going 10 the plank upon whica be
vas compelled to pass the night, he kIeit DO sn and
eifsIed up q prayer. Was any similar ceremony eyer
bsfoie Witnessed in 5 Stsiion-HocssI
lie the ucrrrg be wes furnished Q breakfast iron
the prson restaurant, AID some Of tie office kindy
proGered y er services To procure hin a pts dy2n
tie rsrosd TO the end Of he journey, soost se nes
from inbanspcls, where ns hes son residing pa ne
datergJnedly refused the kindness He SAID taa. ne
bad stated vth the determination - psrforn s9s co.
the journey foot, and would not consent 70 n,e
mis, eJc,pt whea Necessary in crossing SONS
After rsr,ssbirg hin,sE win stro,g emp Of cofes.
be bid che tficSrs polite good reroins ana s.asssa
ont, with tse vgor OF nan nu,a DIE Julor "a years
70 con pl,te vi ), sy be reg,Ise ~ tas Pc
ess.I.sS fest sft lie day. lCine3na@ ~s-sss"'
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NEW-JERsEY D.-EXCURsION

NEW-JERSEY RAILROAD.-EXCURSl
IN TI.KETS n COMMENCEMENT st PRINCsrON ana
kEW-BRUSsWICK Jane 20 and 80 1858 -Ex nrson Teke.
will be sod for the Philadelphia Tfsns, on IT ESDf sDN
WEDNESDAY the 29th ad 3h Ct June 70 enable persons
send Exercises AZ Princeton on these dsYs,
and before the Soth the glowing {srs viz:
FAaE TO Go sad Return fiom Nh N-1Ohh.'..Sl ~
FARE 10 Go and RA'urn from NEWARK .... ! .
FARE 10 Go and Retui n, from ELlLABErH.." J Is
FARE 20 Go and Return. from RAHWAY....... 20
Tickets puI .has.d 81 the SstoI only
Tickets i'll be sold a. the different Stsons
he Rs Trains aad fOm NEW BRUNSWnk Tor
the meIt FL c!'es OF Ruig"rs C"ss on S--tY
ard 20 and So and 10 return before the
50tb, flowt:
From NETWORK and Return ............."fl
From NEWARK aud Re.urn..................75 cents
From ELIZABETH AMI Rum 80 cents
From RAILWAY and Return. cents
3Vfh The Milestone Train will leave Mlstote. New
Brupswh Rah Ezsbeth hour earlier 70 acc 1mo'
date those Returning from the Commencement NewBFaHs-
wiei, leaving New Brunswick a. 1880
L MNDQRIlEE- Asalt Slnt ". j. IL R.
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The highest honor 10 the gif. Of the University Of
Cambridge, England, that Of Senior Wrsnsler," has
been conferred upon Morris Bhkbeck Pei, 500 Of Gil
beIt T. Pell of New York. Il is the only instance 10
which this high academic distinction has been besto wsd
upon an American.
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fegal Ncilees.

IN PURSUANCE Of an order of the Surrogate OF
the County a r.tice herh ven q a. psons
having gain JOsEPh bLAChbUh s, ate q nc eHy %
New YoEk n Tcali dee present Tie sane 20
-rs teofto The sabseISsr - tho store Of sar-i Ala 20
H.s;x IL. CITY Of NswloTk, before 'se 2bn ay ~
iupe NJ 1-pxsa Nrx.ynrk rhs s2d day Of Decenesr, S,
NJ la.ysns ELIZABETH BLACK BURN AtInir'sratnh
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pENNsYLyANIA RAILROAD

DENNIS SYLVIA ANA RAILROAD.-
I The GREAT CENTRAL ROUTE, oonneo.ins the Atlanta
aes with sstern North western and South western state
continuous Railway direct This Road also connecs a
Pittsburgh nth dsy lines Of steamers to ell Ports on the Wen
n Rye and Cleveland Bandusky with the steamers q
u, ports the Northwesern Lesss%asns the "os arct
heap AID lssbe BY which yaEI2HY b for~sdsd
o sid from the Gres, Wet
gATEs BETWEEN PHILADELPHIA and flffSBCnoA
kssBoots Shoes bB,s and Csps Books ,eats
Dry Goods lin boxes bales and srunis), pfts To- n
lin boxes and hsles) Fea.hers Furs, Ac........y
sacoSD CLAss.-Domessc 6hs~tins Shifting and -
fcklns Tin original bsiss Drugs Din cssss ssd " Sens
xrra Leather lin rolls OF bo17s) wool ana sheeP A"' -
,s,sn c1.,."tnSi. steel Chains On cssks 81 rant.
Ue,np Bacon and PORK sslted Cooss or in ssets Ioo
yob,c,,o 10 an uisctared except CiaHs or Cut kc
rounrH CLAH-Cofee, Fish, Bacon, Beef and
Porb I'm cssks OF CsstWUd LSrc ae Lard % oer1
OH Nsils sods Ash German Clay, Tar, Fitch, W. n
sosin &c.................. ...;..'""''"J
sLoua- y Dbl until further notis.
roTror- bale net s1ceedins so vega, ush fuftAsa
eSca .,,,., -
liz ship,ns goods o1 any port east Of f1l.deph. >t
josT 10 mari the package "v Rennsyfvanis Ealfosd Az
Soods conssIed the AGENTS Of this Eoed Q, fhlAcepaa
st;-sburxh Win be forwarded without detenton-
FlEieHr AskSrx-Hanis. Wor1ley Co, Memphis rena-
y Hass Co, s.. Louis; p O. ORily Co. Evsnsv,ss
nd DumssuiU Bel Co., sad Cater Jewett, Lonsv!ns
A., B. c. Aeldnarn, Madison, md H. W. Brown Co.. ana
,rvin Co. Cisctnnsti; w. Graham Co, 9slesviie,
Ohio Le-ch Co. No 81 KIby-st., Boston Leeoh Co. Nc.
+ ~ Honss NewYork sad No. Solth Wlllam-st, New
ferl; Z J. eneed,r Phlsispbs ksCsv Esoas ssEns'%
. 4 Stewart, Pittsburgh
II III FfOU SION General rreisht AGENT, fhfadel7ais
L. SCOTT Superintendent, AltconA Pa
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