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this vicinity, has been characterized by con-
siderable activity, without any material change
.in7prices, which; barring exceptions, range from
% to 40 cents. We have heard it said that nno
buyer, or agent purchased ina single days
ride about 5000 pounds. As minated by us
S1lne weeks ago, the decline in prices is from o
to 10 cents per pound on the rates of last year;
although the depreciation has not been SO, great
on clips that have been properly prepared FOR
the market. Every year our manufacturers
are placing higher value upon the condition
of Wool, and, no doubt, rightfulty, too.
good article OF Wool, put up in first rate order,
always will command a remunerative prcc-
This is fact that our Wool growers should not
overlook
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SENATOR DOUGLAS.

CHICAGO, July 9.-Senator Douglas WAS re-
ceiyed this evening with great display. At one
O'clock, committee of 400 from Chicago aud
adjoining counties, proceeded to Michigan City,
aud there met Judge Douglas and escorted him
to this city. The arrival of the train was
greeted by the firing of cannon and cheers of
the people. The procession formed aud con-
Quoted him to the Fremont House; here he was
welcomed in n brief speech on behalf of the
citizens by Chas Walker, President of Board of
Trade. Mr.. Douglas, after returning thanks for
the magnificent reception, reviewed TIE action
of last Congress on the Kansas bill, and ex-
tolled the Crittcnden bill as honest and the very
best proposition for the practical illustration of
popular sovereignty. He claimed that the
struggle with Lecomptonism was for integrity
and principle. That struggle was triumphant.
Lecomptonism was virtually abandoned by its
friends, and has been defeated forever.
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\ 6a, ben well remarked that newspaper

7. has been well remarked that newspaper
,.,lers do not sufficiently sympathise with
,,,,vs,oper makers in these dull times When
"noyinp accidents by field aud flood" are fire.
openr; when Opponents are every day occur
r.,ces; wh.n burg'aries, fires and fights abound,
,bs reporter, although kept as busy as bee, is
. comparatively happy NORTH. he has plenty of
material at baud, and all he has to do is toknoc,
around Spry and work it up. But when there
is nothing going on, he is miserable wretch,
and the blank SPACE in the paper, which he is
cxpectvd to till, is the bane Of his happiness; it
!, tbe white sheeted ghost which haunts him
uutil the goblin is laid with writing ink, to rise
again in awful Judgment next day, unless it is
kent down l,y weight of chips"
If the merchants clerk or tradesman has
nothing to do, he goes aud does it like man,
and he amuses his loizure hours by whiting
sticks, smoking cigar, chopping logic or read
Ing the newspapers The yard stick and day
book are none the worse for lying idle during
the dull season. But with newspaper reporters
the case is different. They have to make "a
show of locals, and in right hot weather, when
things are dull and flat, this is not easily &C
comIdished as it may seem. For our own part,
we are in pretty much this dilemma at the
present writing. The storm of the Fourth OF
July has been succeeded by the calm which
usually follows the great anniversary, and items
of news are as scarce as black swans or -four
leaved clover.
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WAsnINGrON MEANS.

JuLY lO.-'rhe Sec'y of The Interior, on an
appeal involving the titles of Monticello, Lower
Monticellow aud Muritzioe, in Minnesota, has
decided that, under the law, the only beneffeia-
ries of the trust are the occupants of the town
no other lrnl rietors are r. snized, nor can
the Department protect the claims or interests
of nom-rcsidents, share holders or lot owners
The quantity of land for towns cannot exceed
S2n acres, under the law relating to that sub
ject
Saml Hippel has been appointed Postmaster
at Leavenworth, vice Clarkson resigned
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Al about Dag One day last week, mem
Der of the canine race conducted himself in such
a manner as to excite suspicion that he was
mad. Nothing was known positively, but
certain German, acting upon bare suspicion, ''a>
if for surety" shot the creature down like a
dog, near the Belmont Iron Works, and left him
lying there to rot and bleach in the hot sua.-
A tcaus,er passing that way, told the German
to throw the dead dog in the river nuts.
auce. The German wouldn't do it The team
stcr insisted that the stencil would infect the
neighborhood. The German still refused to re-
remove the nuisance, when the tcamster, be-
coming angry, pitched the defunct carcass int"
the river and threw the German in afterit. The
German sued the teams,er for throwing him in
to the water, and the teamster sued the Ger
man for killing the dog, and both parties were
fined by Aid. McCortuey.
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BRUTAL MURDER-MURDERER HANG
ED BY THE III IIZENS

LEXINGTON, KY, July lU-Jo>eph Baird, city
Marshall, was brutally murdered this morning,
while endeayoring to arrest a man named Bar
ker, who vas engaged in a fight inthe market
The citizens were much excited. Barker was
taken to the watch house, and from thence to
Jail. He was taken from the Jail by the citizens
and marched TO the court house yard, where a
Scatiold was erected, from the court house win
dow, and at S, a. M, Barker was swung Of
The first rope broke, aud he fell to the ground
He was considerably recovered in few me-
ments, aud was again taken up to the window,
and another rope was attached. He was then
nude to jump from the window He still
hangs, aud will 50 continue till u o'clock.
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THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY.
Celebrated Female Pills

SIR JAMES CT,ARKE,S

GS46DEaG6Q F6nal6 Fills.
Prepared from prescription Of Sir j. Carrie, n d.,
Pt9sfotun Ertraordiaury to tie Queen
This invaluable medicine is unfang the cure of all
those painful and dangerous diseases which female
consultation is subject 1t excess and re-
moves all distractions, and speedy may be relied
40 MARRIED. LADIES
Is especially suited. 1t WILL bring
monthly period with regularity.
Each bottle, price One Dollar hears the Government
stamp of Great Britain, to prevent counterfehs.
CAUTION.
These Its Soastd not be teR GyJendLes during the
FIRST THEE IfOHzHS or pregadacY, as they are
sure to bring Miscarriage Jutn any Otte, time they
arc sa,e.
In all cases Of Nervous aud Spinal Affections Pain in
the Back and Limbs, Fatigue slight exeron Plpta
ton of the Heart Mysteries Whites, these Pills will
effect when all other have failed, and al
though powerful remedy, contain iron, caomel,
anthony, anything hurtful to the constitution.
Full directions in the pamphlet around package,
which should be carefully preserved.
Sole Agent for the United States and Canada,
JOB MOSES,
O.a;e T.. C. Baldwin Co.. Rochester, n. Y.
N.D-slOO and postage stamps enclosed to my
thorsed Agent will insure bottle, containing 81 Pills,
by return nail
For sale by t. II. LOGAN & Co, in wheeling,
B. h. Fatnsstock Co., Wholesale Agents. Pittsburg;
PURCELL Ladd Co., Wholesale Agents for Va ut Rich.
mond ap2s-ly
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FOREIGN NEWS.
ARRIVAL OF TIE STEAMER FULTON.

ST. JOINS, july 1O-The steamship Fulton
with adyices to the Both, was intercepted off
Cape Race on Friday, per the Associate Press
yacht.
Cotton buoyant Breadstuffs steady. Pro-
visions dull. Consols, 053 sa95 IL for money
The Fulton encountered strong westerly
weather but no ice She saw nothing Of the
telegraph fleet.
The Steamships America and Harmonic ar.
rived out on the 27th.
Important news from India received advising
British successes
hDIA.-rhe British captured Calpec with
a great amount of stores and ammunition.
Serious disturbances are reported at Bombay.
The presidents political agent and his escort
had been murdered by rebels at Fort Gopal and
New Gopnd was taken.
Campbell had beaten the rebels and captured
Mohundee.
The rebels were approaching Lucknow, which
was fully defended
Other successes of the British arc eportcd.
Cotton sales of 8 days were $1,000 bales:
10000 TO spectators and 1000 to exporters; all
qualities advanced fully 81, caused by Ameri-
can news received per steamer america.
LIyEIpooL- weather has been favorable
for the crops. Flour steady. Wheat firm; reds
advanced 1c. Corn dull Beef heavy. Pork
dull and nominal. Rosin dull
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BRACES ARCTIC LINIM EilI 4

- u
mass of te aucteu OF all lands now rely for relief IRON,
the pSNFs Of segmss, Nsqrasls ogl Eryspsa,
raidIy Fs.ti5nr rrs
raons The roprictors give Tor the s,collrau.nfi IF
sufferers the following ineoranuin OF lew Of Tie Won
r bN h during tltt past Few Inontls Ger.
rom t, 1, ytir named a. = IN The moss sSn1 81
the ropr tors but their length pre- cudrs ppblicatiSn of
81 one ERotlIe TrIumphnnt
Mrs. MONT, No. 3.5 Morgan STREET st. Louis having
suffered or hFee Years win anu Ilsu many
lie Of Arctic Linimeft.
D.v,. .foun, ST., g To yvho saw.
suasrins the paasS of Purgatory with EsaTag,a Tor
mont Was cured Oy thTee OF TOUR Applications OF the
htctic Linimsni: r.,.,,.,
Fity the A'Attle Nil Aldfeh.
Chicago. was scalded b., upsettI kettle
OF boiling water The Arctic niwent wasApped accord
ana in afew day the little sufferer wen.
49, :. Ti "a 30 . ~ = y, 49,, 49,, ,
rered painful disgurinr sTnpttoh face,
restored to her Fif iI a! 4.s NY rT,r,
n AAof tIDie AunOF'
bo4rSie iunST on the neck Sie resisted all rsmedgs
,t nv fried the srstia Iinn,snt TbIre bStte cured
iliu in a few weeks
wonderful Cure!
years with numb pals, being in despair from the
failure Of all other remedies was cured by the Arctic Lni-
rnen'' IN Ai'''is over a q n TsTtsio.Ion.
MkMPnIs ISM, Nov. 2sth, 1857.
scae b. the gxpiosion Of Steam Boiler duced
~ extra ted from the scas and in n very short time all
III, main was gone from the bruises In two yerkE was
LII md nil. fn r4srrnt nv nsin.Rs
- Henry IIAVEKsKfIL, residence jackson street.
Ihe 1sIffld Seel
Wy15TER CfTY ToWa. Nov 9Th 1897
nm & g pplas-IeaI Sir. FOR rrorr than tl,Tes trgrs
lad been aicIed with fnianed eyes,in an aggravated
decree trd and s.y
to mo- eFct; was induced BY pr Baun to try the Arctic
nJnent and in two months was nreTly veil Nv iittls
daugbter vas aicted in the SANG manner for the snme
49, nd urnr n marion, of the lime vrnE entirely blind
anu cv nnpIied yoaT vaasI. IInment and her
eyes are now perfectly sound Thus have l. with one sgo-
-
,,rI ti in y i,aeI yyould not he ytout
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Tile Fair Grounds we've numelously attended
on Saturday evening hy most of the fast men
md fast horses in and about the city, to witness
the expected race between the mare Annie
Laurie and the horse Ben Bolt The race didn't
come off. TWAS interdictcd by the Executive
Committee of the Fair Association, as will he
seen by their published proceedings in ano ther
column. a couple of three minute horses
trotted against time for the fun of the thing,
creating some excitement among those present.
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RIVER AND WEApHER.

CINcINNATI, July To- River fallen 10 inches
Weather clear. Mercury 80 ,.
PLTTsBuRG, duly To- River feet . inches,
falling. Weather clear and cloudy at intervals.
ST. Louis, July iO.-River falling fast Up
per streams continue to recede. Weather clou-
dy and cooler this evening. Yeste day the
thermometer marked 100 in the shade
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DeGd-W. I. Powell, well known commits.
sion merchant OF Pittsburgh, died suddenly on
board the steamer Dr. Kane on the evening of
Sunday, the 4tb, near Gallipoi$ He left home
on the Friday previous, in good health, aud was
on his way to Nashville, with his family. His
remains were inferred at Cincinnati.
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Tile smallest Times intimates that the foolisi.
iH'tery and cheap glory with which the editor
feeds his vanity through the tunnel of his own
editorial columns. wounds us aud disturbs our
peace In plain English, that We are envious
of these doses of Gnsone palayer.
'r4Se any shape but that, aad you ara welcome.n
We would,ratll.r be dused with sweetoiI
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Tho HnPt-For several evenings past, a man
and woman rather distinsui>hedin appearance
aud refinement, have been favoring our citizens
with music upon the harp and guitar. They
arc so unlike the majority of itinerant must
Clans, both in manner and appearance shat they
have ex'ited some considerable remark and
speculation. The man is an excellent harpest
aud has fine voice. The woman seems to be a
master of the guitar, and also sings well.
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Fyes.-Anl item going round in thei news
papers says that dark blue eyes are most com
mon in persons OF delicate, refined, or effemin-
ate nature; light blue, and much more, gray
eyes, in the hardy and active. GreeniSh eyes
have generally the same meaning as the gray.
Hazel eyes are the more usual Indications of a
mind masculine, vigorous, and Profound
Shakespeare, it is snid, had hazel eyes; Swift,
blue eyes; Milton, Scott, and Byron, gray eyes.
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Igrouad. The steamer Mailman, and a tow
boat with four or five barges in tow, were
aground at the sisters, three miles above the
city, on Saturday last The Alliance was lying
there waiting am opportunity to pass.
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Tie T"raer,s Celebration takes place today.
all those fond of uncoulined amusement should
DE present at the grove in Marlinsyille to-day,
and at AelodeOm Hall tonight They will parade
through the principal streets this morning.
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NEW YnRK MARKET

July 10.-Flour very quie;; sales 5000 bbls.
Wheat heavy; 10000 bash sold at 81 ,02aI ,03
for Western red. Corn generally firm; sules
1900 bosh; white quotes at Sic. Llrd Buoy
aut at Halt S.s. Whisky dull and nominal
at 24c.
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CINCINNATI MARKET

july 1N.-Flour firm and in good demand at
S8,sOa3,s5 for snpertine. and 4,0os4, 40 for ex-
ira. Oats adyanee,l to 42a43 Whisky advan.
sions.
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AMBkOTYPES

WINCH CANNOC BIZ SURPASSED,
AM8ROrYPES WARRANTED TO PLEASE.
AMBRoIYPEs GIVING THE NATURAL ooLGI
Pictures on Paper, Sheet Iron, Patent Leather dc
Taken any weatherand equu ANY city
AT THE CITY GALLERY OF ART,
SO, GlOnrOe street.
an20-1y @. a. GRIFFIN, Artist.
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Doc, \. H., 70. Il. e.

PROB. o. J. WOOD ooGGeati. within : few dare
WoO's Hair Restorative thatto isy We we're to
send TO Boston for quantity, (he you forwarded
al being sod,l while might order quantity from W
Ersry bottle zee huge sold produced hire
oror Het1 ctfsO5Ees, le appreciation. patron
II receives from the most substantial worthy
zrns Of our vicinity fully that lt IL MOST
VALUABLE PREPARATION
ssnd be gross Of 81 Size: and ere
dozen 81 size; and believe yourssyeTy respectfully
(5ignsd) DANIEL LATHOBP 4 Co.
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TRINITY Bar. July 1O.-Weather clear; wind
East Nothing from Telegraphic feet
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-4n umbrella is an article which, by the mo-
Iahty Of society, you may steal from friend or
loo, and which, for the same reason, you should
lend to neither.
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From the Washington reporter we CLEAN the
""nexed;-we arc sorry to learn that Col. Rob
eF' W. Miller, of CHARTERS township, while
Io'SiHg !" one of his fields on Tuesday, acct
~ ven tread upon scythe, by which one of his
feet was nearly severed.
Dar'Hg the past week the Wool market, in
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Frennh Gnnds

tHINTZESeGu pie IA wide. warranted eoorg
~ I2& cents, always sold for 70 yard Also -
second mourning chfntzes IL cents
L0UPINE'S BEST ALL WOOL DE LAME. at SIX cents
per yard
LAwHS-The very best quality, which used se 20
cents, viii sell nov at l2S cents so~e good quality as
low 81 cts IA ward.
oIIALLY DE LAINEs-Plain and figured she very inest
plain at 20 cents, and figured at 25 cents yard.
oMBRA GRAPE E'ESPAGNE.-25 pieces beautiful styles
and rolors, very low price.
oMBRE BAgEGE 80 pieces, worth so cents, for only
20 few piece, Auieiine Dress Goods, very nice and
cheap.
Black sik rich usre = inch wide, at only 6EH cts
per yard; sold last season at 81 per yard.
rke Greatest Bursnin Yet.
will sell superior SILK ROBES OF 20 yards EACH same
quality sold last from SIS $50, For OoIy
Sl5 apiece. challenge any merchant possessing
Judgment silks, deny that these Robes
sold half heTv value Also superior article (CLOl2ED
POULTDE ROBES a DULLES, side stripes, very de-
zable coors and dc gns, and will he sold at bargain
They OF very recent mportatinnof large New York
retail and were bought below Importers cost
4soi received, about 80 dress Of styles
fancy silks. very handsome and cheap.
100 BAREGR, LAWS CHALLY ROBES. both side stripes
double skirts. Barege Robes each, such sold
last for 80 will sell for g. Chaly Robes
excellent style, cheap Fine Lawn Robrs only 0ne
Dollar and Pity oenta apiecei at ALEX HEYMAN's,
l;S7 MRir st.
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- no PEtNrERs.--ye have Iast received from the
-rtnriIr establishment OF u. d. Vale, View York.
Of Printing Ink, shch have to believe
ior 10 any Ink have heretofore offered to the
o. assortment is complete-embracing all colors
U-' Ill ,-I..e We solicit cash orders. News Ink, in
Snl and 80 b. kegs IS per pound. No ink sent
" " ~ :, tas money accompanies the order.
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Pills! Pilesi Lire4 Ltrer!--All diseases or
loss of tone in the bowels, such as Piles, Pro-
lapsus Uteri, Festuln, &c., are benefited by the
Peruvian Syrup 1t punties the products of
digestion, fayors the healthy action of the in
testines, ND prevents the accumulation of re-
fuse matters, aud the costiveness which are the
cause of SO many of these weakening diseases.
In Liver Complaint it is unriyalled The liver
being the great purifying organ arress in its
substance many morbid products, the fertile
sources of disease. E. Booking, Agent, No. OF
Monroe street.
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BALTIMORE MARKET.
JuxE l0-Flonr quiet but unchanged. Wheat
unchanged. Corn firm. Whisky very firm.
Provisions rather tirmer.
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

Refreshing TO see the ladies. willie out
shopping these warm afternoons, stop in at the
Bridge corner Drug Store and take drink of
cool and sparkling mineral water. We wonder
that there are not more of them thus disposed.
Take our advice, ladies, and the next time you
are "up town." call for Mineral water, Pine
Apple Syrup, at the Bridge corner Drug Store
You viii find there, also, one of the finest stocks
Of perfumeries, notions &c, to be found in the
city.
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FROM ST. LOUIS.

FROM ST. LOUIS.
JulY 10-'Two hundred troops from Carlisle
barracks arrived Yesterday and were transferred
to the steamer Silver Heels, which proceeded
immediately to Fort Leavenwnrth
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Hlnkor, crnre. s.. cllnrles al A. - 1a q

Hickory Grove, St: Charles Co., No. Nov. 10, 1855.
PROF. o. J. W0oD-Dear Sir; Some time last summer
We were Induced to your Hair Restorative
its effects wonderful Il Il il duty you and
the afflicted TO report It,
Our little sons head for time perfeci
covered with Sores snd called II scsls head. Tie
hair almost entirely came OF IN consequence, When :
tend seeing his sulerngs advised your Resto-
ratve dd 50 with little hope Of success but
prise, and that Of all frieudE. vey few applications
removed the disease entirely and new and luriat crop
hair soon started out and say our boz
has as healthy scalp, and luXnrant hair
otherchni We therefore, sld do hereby rccon1-
mend yur Restorative remedy all disease
Ct the scalp aud hair. We are, youre re soectiuIv
GEORGE w. HI36ISBOTHAM
SARAH A. HIGGISBO THAN.
Gardiner, Maine, June %, 1888.
PROP Oh WO0D-Dear Sir; / have DEtd two bottles
Of Professor Woods Hair Resto raye truy sag
IL the greatest discovery the age restoring aGd
changing the Hair Before using IL seven.
ty Ny Hair its original color. You eau
recruitment II 10 the world without die least fear, az ny
case was one OF the worst kind
DANIEL N. .GUBPHY-
oJ.wooD CO., PrOPrietors sIa Broadway, Rev York
I'm the great Wire Railing EsabshmeEt,l zEsd ~
Market ST., ST. Louis. No. And sold hy al good Drug
decsdtvGv1y aesap,.sm
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STATEMENT.
gHEEIJSG SAVIAGS INSTJrIITJnN INV - 1850

We the undersigned, appointed Committee to examine
the assets Of ht Wheeling Savings Institution, sye
certificate ht reof do r,bI certify that carefully
examined said and Hrd the be
Given under our hands this LIST day of July, 1853.
ISAIAH COOPER
JOHN SIcGATGHY, Com,
jy2 MN. 81. BEItRYHlLL,
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SEE advertisement of DIR. Sapford's Liver In
vigorator in another column
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THE INTELLIGENCER.
V0YDAY MORNING, JULY y, 1858.

r,,Igogt Circulation of any Paper in West
ern Virginia.
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PASSENGERS
ISL! FISHl4

Usr RECEIVED consignment and for sale, 1sc half
u bhls. White Lake Elisha priFue article.
jess I. Il. HUMPHREY.
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81 @S@1n
81 z D
BY TIE UNION LINE.
TO THE DAILY INTEBT.lG ENUER.
OFFICE, ooRNrE wATEH AND MONROE STREETS.
BY THE UNION LINE.

oTgIoE. ooRNEk wArEn ANp MoNRoE sTaEgrs.
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BANANA HATs-The most beautiful lot of Panama
i Hats ever brought TO this city, 81 10 S.
ie29 s. D. HARPER SONS.
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NEW lot of Douglass sherWood's Patent Extension
IA Skirts Ladies' and Misses received this mUrnins by
Express. LN3l PAYNE & Co, ~ Monroe St.
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MEMPHIS, TENN, NOV. 18TH, 1901.
thereby certify, that having been badly bruised and
by explosions Steam Boiler, friend
to Br~gS's arctic Lninent instant.
y ted from the scalds and in very short time, all
the pain gone from the bruises In WeekS was
we'll, and HGle to resume my business.
HENRY lTANERsKILL.re residence Jackson street.