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N DC VlTllI7 NI7IIIl-7 00Is7lle1I 1lon 1uIs0Tl1T0
OR LIVER,

STOMACH OR LIVER,
CUCH As Indigestion, AoiaitT o. the Stomach, Coucky
- Pains, Hesrtburnss Loss o. Appetite, Despandency,
Costtveness, Bind and BecfinE Piles. In all Nervous,
Rheumatic and EeuralIc Affections, n has In nuuasr0us
Instances proved highly beneficial, snd IN others effected
. decided cure.
Thisi Is a purely vegetable compound, prepared on strict
" scientific principles, after the mAREer Of the celebrated
Holland Professor. Boerhave. Because % It's great suc-
cess In most OF the Europcsa States, It's Introduction into
TIE United States was intended more especially for tbose
Of our fatkeriend scattered here and here over the face
Of this mighty coanry. Meeting with great Success
among them, ] now oder 70 the American people. know
ing that Us truly wonderful medicinal virtues must Be
hckn0WledGed-
II Is particularly 70 those persons whose
constitutions may have been impaired By the eontinuors
Use OF ardent Spirits OF other forms % cissipsuou.
GeRerelly instantaneous In erect, a and It's way directly
10 the seat ellie thrilling and quickening every nerve,
raising up the drooplng spirit, and IN fact, tnfusing new
health and vigor IN the system.
NOTICE -WhOever expects 10 hni this 8 beverage vii
Be disappointedi but b the Sex, weak and low spirited,
Il viii prove . grateful aromatic cordial, possessed ofsin-
gulsr remedial properties.
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8taaIar 4afktts.

FOR SR- GO
The ipiendid hsst running regular packet,
JAS H. LUCAS!
D. D. SILVER, haster-.--.-WH. WEBLINE. cara.
WILL leave Nenphis paucsr ally @
" sverg THURSDAY st6P Mon ~
ReciinE a. 81 Louis vita ali western md l
Eastern Railroads. Through Tlctets toA5
Al Eastern ca e. and Towns sold on trls bost. aId ststa
infoI mstlons apOly t.
THOs. q. WuNANs a co Agents.
IyAu Nc , EOEardis Row.
TO - T. G0 L
ne spiea1id fsst ruuuing pssseE GER packet
PHILADELPHIAI
20. e. MARSHALL Mrstsrs.-J. r. ISCHUDI, Clszk
BAYEs hemphis puneiualy ever 49,
L. TUESDAY At s O'Clock ?. a. cor A
ueetIg a. 81 Louisf0 an Norhfra sud
Eastern towns. State Ruons secuud aud~
n Of Cabin can Be seen 20 the Agenrs once. Ror
Iaroush Tickets and TeiEhf, sp1ly On bard or 70
THO3. n WILLIAMS q CO.
Jy1o-6m No. . Towards hoE.
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THE CITY

0TUI I-W1NIWNW
rs oPEE EvEaY NoREfEG frcn 8 nnti 8 'eoek,
Were The destitute siek mas receive, grstutiorEg,
g. neairtne and surEicSl assistance. Tka . Etstinr hen.
selves e chl6rer Faccina1sd ca1 rave Il dons b. arply-
~ Ho13t1Gs rcEEZ- IA LOVE, Nd
isHi>e p Taylor NJ.
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opF 81 .SeE AND BANK NoTE Isl
ILD W-LY d me aAroso rAvireg !
srITuTIoN.
Cold sns SaVT Ssipg iIs s,snssrs.

OILY by TIE aAroso savfNes az.
sTITuTIoE.
Gold and SilV9 beng fke SleseorS.
So % heulhis..... par nanf OF oou..IE 10 ~ dis
R- SenAs.-s. par b q the Caion I \ teas dis
a. psrlhErkB bAnk-.-ih toRH dis
81 Of Knoxville I stu1K diElTrtdsr-I R.nF- = =, - Sfs
sntsn h-nk.tlA to2h dis sk CHATTANOOGA Hto2 : dis
bazk o. Tenn = 70 - dIslFsrmerEf Rnnk Enorvr-.
Planters' Bk.lh % ~ dis NJ toaS diso,rrs- Ne
Cifizezs' Bazk......7O disiBsrF Or No..
n ~ - - = To- \ discount
h'thn BIZ Tenn I kto9k DE- sssae - 70
Bsnk ~ Paris N toa tf-ics 80
"a otkHp stSto.I - Evc...e - 80
-.lhtoaH-
oAe1T ~ skS Hsreign Rssa setos Ha.ksbIe Fsfzs,
L--renoeburs Bank. rs dis KENTUCKY Banks ! to1 pren
Seeiolrhie bank..s.-to ~disIState Ek OF Ind. \ to I prem
DHnnrioge bank-.-.-l6d dis state BIZ Of Ohio \ toll prem
oooe bee1 ..-....s.-lb dis Losisiana Bazks iiol = prem
hehk o. kashvlle.-..l6 dis Illinois ard Wisconsin B dis
Bank OF Tazewel.. ..-6 50 dis AAfsua F,nks % AZ
Bank Of oiairoorne-s % DIS North cHroiins B'ks. : dis
Bank Offrruton ......to dis Farrserss Bk n d rs al.
Bank o. JeferFun .-..b0 dis Northern RAM Ms. 40 az
b OF Fuitun. GA-....fd dis
Exchange for cuTeHey-Ss7ing Rota.
New fork .........-I prem CincuuatI. Il urem
geographically prenIst ISaiE......-..I prrm
boston .--=-------l prem Baltimore ........-I prem |
New Oneans.-.ss.sI prem American God....7E prem /
Lousvtle .-.--.s.-.f remlSuver prem /
We would caution TIE public against = new is,us Of
TIE "Plautsrs' and Mechanic Bank CT GeorVia.n n
Daitoo-An old cat with a mes hos
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TITUS & CO.,
Cotton Factors,
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,


Opposite Commercial Hotel, Jefferson Street
MEMPHIS, TEEHHssBH.
OFFER their services 90 their friends and patrons for
the ensuing business season, upon the same terms and
prinsiPiss AsheretOfore observed. Bapging and Bale Rope
Of best brands, at reasonable rates. Orders Tor Plants.
ton Supplies hlsd with care, and . due regard TO the
Interest Of our friends. An OFT IN oonflgned to rs
BY Railroad, River or otherwise, Insured ualefs lnstruc-
tdtO the contrary. Our ?. TITUH having withdraw
from business connections In New Orb ans entirely, win
hereafter devote his entire time and means 10 the inter-
est Of this arm. iy2I en-
Facts for the People.
n YES = noted saying q the great DR.. Msgensie, when
ieeturiDg before a college In France, {" care not = but
tor Tor thsories; give ne faets." This IS likewise The
motto Of the equally great DR.. Bragg, who By . careful
Observance Of facts alone has been enabled 10 bring bis
medical preparations 10 such p~-rfeetiOn. BIS latest In
%vent'on, the "ARcTIc LIEIAENT," Is also his great
est Invention, and We state It as = q fact for The people,
that 1t Is the best Ilnimsnt now In existence, and destin-
ed 70 supersede all others. Another fact Il, that IL new
er falls 70 cure those diseases 'or which It Is recon-
neDded.
Bragg's Arctic Linlmsnt Is for tale By al respectable
throughout the oosHtry. Jyi4-dav2E
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Memphis Female college.

TNHE ninth essi0n Win commence on the
Il Feoond MONDAY In SEPTEMBER. This ~
institufion, worth from IS 900 70 20, go A-l
dollsrs has been established expressly 10 AZ
ford the very best advsntages and facilities
Tor e thorough and psiished educatlon. For -
particulars. appiy 70 the President.
Iy9l-dtvsWim 81 g. MACPHERsON
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educational.
masonic COLLEGE.

macOns Fayette Co., Tenn.
TNHIs IBstitutiou ufl Be ~ooufiuued urder The charge
II OF R-p-YEoMAN. The nsxt session WI com-
pence on hONDAT. SertsmbeTs lh, snd ~eoutinue TWEEN
ty-one Weeks. JAS. A H~EASLETT. Pfesit.
GE0. 7. HUNTER n. D., V.P.
J. N. noNFLEL Sec,y. iylo-dauaRs
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Alittle daughter Of MS lee, residing on Lake street
Ohic1fe, was scalded AL over by the u~psettinE OF a KEITH
Of boiling wster. The Arctic Lniment vas applied 40
ordlng 70 the d~ireations, snd-the IRE was instantly *
rHcteds and IN a few days the little Sufferer was well.
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PTfT THB LITTLE oHILDREE.

~ hANAEn hALMEhhhI
MI Won't No. s5 Morgan strest, 81. bouls. haviul
suffered for three years With RheunEtism, md the
many preparations without eject, vas cured By one art
cent bottle o. Arctic LlnFFseut.
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BENJAMIN PAGE, JR., 4 co.,

EubrudC5utISLB NJ OnemlHtH,
PITTSBURGH. PA.
s. HANSFIELD & 90 Agents for Memphis Sold
sso By a p. F~ARHsEoRTH, WARD a JOINS and
JOHhS0H h LONG, and Druggists generally.
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FOR S.9LE.
500 Acres OF Valuable
LAND.
Situated on and near toe Mississippi river,
Over and Obion coustfes.

DT virtue OF . decree Of The Chance1 Court Il MASKS
ID vile, rendered AZ the May Term, ls5s. IN TIE cases Of
SAM T. Love, executor &C, vs.. John c. MeLemore ct
81 nd Wm q WILLIAM " Irra and aIhers- 1 WI %
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Cass No I. Bricks; class No. ?. Stone clsst No. 4
Telou-pns timber class No. 4 YeI1ov-BI1e 1pmbe-
Sass No g. Whtte-pine timber and lumber class No.
2. Lime class No g. CemeBt class Ne. .. sand
Class No II. Iron iron nails, &C. /; clasI No. u steel
class No. u Flfsj cass No IS. Paints, oil and class
class 70 IS ship ehandlery class No. Iss sperm
oui class No ~ Hardware 5 Gazs No. IS. Stationery
class No ls Augsrs and centre-bltz; class No. ..
Hay and Straw class No. 81. Pr0vendsr oiass No p.
Ca.roosl; class No. Is. Pg iron clsss NJ. Is Iron
roof.
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CArTInN

ne great popularity OF this delightful Aroma has In
duoed many imitsdons, which the public should guard
against purchasing- Be not persuaded 70 buy anythlng
else until you have given Boerhave's Holland Bitters =
fair trial. One bottle viii c0nvinos you how inanite'-
saperior u h 10 all these limitations.
rF-sod a. el per bottle, or six bottles for IS, By he
sole Prupretors.
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Mrs. George K. Taylor, Canal street n. o. had loni
sunered from . painful and disfrurlnE erupttn on th
face, and By the use Of one bottle q the Iiniment va
cured and restored = heT origtn1l beauty.
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FINAL SALE OF LOTS
III
Kentucky City,
On Monday 27th Day September, IS5S,

rapidly growing In wealth and population. win a.
tuofious climate, generous, liberal and enlightened sode-
y There wanted but one further feature to make thts
ne most sonmsndiug point on The "Great Father Oh
saers-" his vas uninterrupted eoumuHication with
ne interior q he adtscent States. 70 accommodated in
ternaleoume-eesnd f.cthtate he Interchange Of eom-
nodities. nat want is noE iury net b. he estab-
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Cass No. l. Brcks5 class Nc. 2 Granite; Sass Ne. J.
leuog-pne tfmtei Glass No. 4 TeloE-pins lumbsr
elsss No :. N~hite-piHe and spruce timber and Timber
lshle-pine seasonedB class No. 7. Lime ard hair; class
70 Cemenij class No 9 eardi class No. 10. Slates
Gas No III. Iron and ais clsss No. - Stsels class
70 - Ausrrsi class No. "a FILES cas- No. rs. Paints,
on. AID glass; class No. lG. snip chandleryf class No.
sperm oh5 class 10 n Harfrarei class No. Is
Stauoneryj class No % Nay class No. a. P~rovender;
aass No Charooali class Ne. "a Copper md c1mpo-
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OGsho- {. Brtcksi class No. ?. sionsi Glass No. 4
IehoE-pine lumber class Nc. s. Oak and bard wood;
class No. s White-pines spruce, and juniper tiubsr and
inn e5 class No Lime and hair; class Nc. g Cement;
enss No. 3 Gravel and sanfs class No. 10. Slate; class
No %. Iruu, iroh spffes and nails; clsss No fa ste.i;
eass 70 a. ftles. class No. rs Paints, Oh, and glass;
dsss NO 10 ship e~ha1dlerfj eisss No. f5A. Sperm on
gass No. II HrdEarei class No IS Stationery; class
No -. bay and straw, Ga 8 No 81 PrSveudsr; class
No n Charcoals class No. - Packing: cfsss No. IS.
/ Irgn c~astlngE; class No n AMER
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More than half me seats Wee engaged before this cir
GUAR was written others wishing 70 enter their sons or
words, can address M at LsGrangs, 70 the care Of John
Thompson. or Judge Caruthers, D Coekren. Memphis.
1y2o-datvtf y n.
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MEMPHIS Tenn. November o. 1881.
hereby certify, that having been baby bruised an
sea ded By he explosion o. q steam boiler. 4 friend h..
duoe1 ne 70 try BrsEg's Arctic Eminent ne xnsrt
vas instantly extrNced from the Fcslds. ard ia ,
very short time AL tbs pain was g,no from the bruises,
In two weeks vas vel, sri abb 10 resume nv bust.
ness HAvERsKTLL,
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Ne4ekflO
NhpriRe NnEp

d. virtue OF an order q sale 10 me directed from The
u Law Side Of the Common Law and ChsnoeTy Court
OF the City q Eenphia, 10 fsvsr Of Aldridge 4 Co.,
against James " Proud1t on Judgment rendered july
s, 1885, for S695 - and costs; also an execution ISSUED
Z ON the 0moe OF J. Horne. ESQ In favor a. r. ".
CREIGHTON md J. Psrk administrator. vs.. J. ". Proud
At also an order Of sale subject 70 the above order Il
ssle and execution IN favor o. Prime. Fsris d Co ]
vii on the 2isT DAY ~ AUGUST NBKr, IN front
q the Sherins cm1e en- Madison street. IN Memphis
ncgo girl, slave, named ELIZA, sEcd about seventeen
years an cxoellent seamstress, and IN general a good
house Sc want Attached as the property Of said Prout-
a. at the instanos Of said Aldrdge & CO.
ROBT. L. SMITH,
fy2I-dlsEsE Sheriff Of shelby ooBntv.
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Clafs mol. Bricks; class No. 2. Stone class No. O.
ieloN-pite tlmbersi class No s Oak aud hard wood
tmoeI' cAss No. O. White pine, spruce and juniper
Lass No y Lime ana hair class No. s. Cement; class
No , erayel and sand; class No 10 Slate; ciass No.
! lsen. t19a spikes and nailsi class No. y. Steel; class
No. u PIG Ioni class No. IA Piles cass No rs Paints.
ola and glass class No. IS ship c~handIsry; ciAss No.
BA sperm olsi class NJ. n. Hardware; cass No. Is
5tationery class No 20. Hay and straw class Ne. q.
Provende5 class No n Charcoal; class 40 q. Betting
PACKING and hose; class No. n Copper class No. Is
tools; class Nc. p. Nrzerz
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E~OEDERFUL cUREi

EuEene Mallory, Nstc5e1, was three yeau 1 he victim
Of . horrible o on the neck. Whica resisted Al rene
dies until he tried the Archie Eninsnt Three bolurr
curef him in A fpw wreks
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Class No. I. Bricks class No. 2. stone; class No. >
Iensg-pins timber; eass No 4 Tenow-pIne lumber
dss No Oak. hardwood. timber, snd lumber; elias,
No . white pine. spruce, iunlDer. and cypress; clasl
10 Lime aud hair class No 8 Cement; class No. 9
Gravel and sand class No. n. Iron iron pals, and
lpiEesi elAss No Il Steeii class No. IL Pig iron; elias.
sap enanoleryi class Ne. l6A Sperm OIL; elsss No. IT,
HaidEarei class No. IS. Stationery; class No. Is. Ffrs
endsr cisss No. y. Charcoal; rIa1s No. al Bs,tinr
pacing, and hose.
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Macon Collegiate Institute.
CHESTNUT HILL
MAR SCHOOL,

near LRGraBge, Tenn.
A 7 the solicitation q frisnds and patrons, 1 have De
II telmin'd 70 establsd q Family Sehooi, q q limited
number OF Bows tskea e. any Hge under sixteen, and u
Is the ~intentt1n % make @, IN the best sruse, 4 home
school, auursery for thor01ghly drilling lads IN The
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Carey. Howard q Sanger, New Tork.
Schiefellin Bres 4 Co,
p. C wells a c.. "
J.. ". Eoreross q Co. BostOn aud New York.
F-mrEr~hag.N-
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Glass n. 4. Bricks; class No. 2 stone; dass No a
Ielog-piue timber, class No. 4 TeIloE-piue lumber,
CLASS No. >. White-oak and hard uocd, class NJ 8
"hie-ptne timber tass No 7. Lime; class No. 8 Ce-
menti class No g. Gravel and sand cass No. 10 Slate;
las Ne. II. Iron iron nai s, and spikes; class No. II
Sttt5 csss No- IA ELesi class No. IS Pain 9, els. and
gas GAS No. IS ship cAHndlery, class Ne. 49,
sperm OH ca8 h0-lT HardEarei class No. "a. sta
10 cry5 class No - HrswOoi; class Ne % Hav and
straw class No n. Pruvender class NJ. - Charcsai;
class No. q Beiiing, packing, and hose; class Ne. al
AuEcrEs CASINO. . Iron Hoata
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An EXPLOSION

Mrs.. Bedford. Mobile, Ess oounurd 70 her coues
three years With numb palsy. and after BERG In desp
from the fsil1re % All othe- rrmedles. uas cured bv
Arctic Ltniment IN . little over a month.
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River News
ST. Louis, July as.-Arivet-LseHand DEPARTED
-Uncle Sdn.
An Il1srs, sss.p. The upper Hl..l..Ippi. ar. t.ll,ns.
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srEAM FERRY PAoKErs.
S. 81. ALF0RD.

PRANK JAY MCLEAN,
Attorney IN fact,
Lnu.I-l.-a EnnlnnE- n---- z
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NAVAL AsTLUN

CAss No ]. Olothtzg class No. 2 Hats, boots AM
shoisi class No 2 PrJvlsi1nsi class No & Groceries
class No 8 Dry Goods; class No. 8 Bread. &o.f elias,
No Ioolocoi class No g. Aiscellaneous; clsss No 9
hara"are5 class No. IL Paints, oils, Ac3 ciass No. "a.
lumber class Nc. IS P.ovendsT class No. Is. Fire.
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Monday, October Attn, IS5s,
Al Dye.sOvrs, N the oOu1ty Of Dyer, os.rel for sale
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VoIfch.-ADout TIE usual amouut a Cotton To small
a. - 49, :. -
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HAyE tbs day Withdrawn from the nrm ., aOen.
i LETT 4 co. $3.50
July |, 1853.
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tie ~ July rs b. ne mar
to-day. and barely 20 bsiss
spest previous qan stions.
hlddlinr -..----.uSnf7
God MlddlinE-. I2kRI2N
hiddling Fsir.---is q
fair---=------- O.
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Branches, Classics, Mathematics,
AND
Modern LeuguaRes.
The First of September.

The subscriber has been long and VII known 10 this
country, as q classical teacher ; Is 8 native Of Tennessee,
am graduated az her University.
He has letters from Henry Clay, Rev. DIS. Humprsy q
Htlseyi James Guthrie, late Secretary Of the Treasury /;
RI. Rev. BISHOP Smlfh, % Kentucky J. J. Cnttsnden /;
President Young. Of Centre College.
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Forn Of Guaranfss.

M undersiguef luEms o. E~1nrsntorl o. fnams the
own ana state o. cnaue M STATE and flane Of -
@1a guarAntoIss a. h-rebF undertake that the above
named tnsne he bidder CT biidersl VII, n bis Tor fhsirI
1nera a. above Be accepted enter ints contract With the
yhited States within ffisen days after tRs date Of naucs
hrough the POST once, q the s~oc-ptancs Of his Tor their1
olers before msuti0nsd.
Eiiaasa. Signature Of r7srsuts-sl
certify that ts above named mere name TIE su1r-
Gut0rD are knovu 70 ne 70 be god and responsible Euar-
Antorf IN this cGss. dfmafural
10 Be signed - tie district judge. district attorney
eoil7etors navy agent CT sohfe p-rsas knsEn % the Bureau
70 D. rarnuna he
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@Obtrnmfnt Proposals.

NAVY D~EPAAIMEar.
Eureau cf Tuds ard Doct4.

Eureau q TEds ard Docks.
July =, 1859
CEALED PROPOSALS for cssh eass sepsrstsy. Z =
dorsed Prop ais for CAS- No. fnsme the ciss-l for
- nav yurt a. (name the yard viii Be recslFed At this
~ anll nooH on thu DAY or AUGUST
NhAt for furnlshinz sad deliVerlEE AZ the several navy
l4i4a nameds the materials ara articles embraogd In
s-l-e1 sen@daAes, which VII be Furnished On sDplication,
- % y mad. 10 % requested. 10 persons sssiriug 10
20 ponIsct FOR any OF az toe classes named therein.
- ne eoAmandants Of the several uaFy-ysrds. FOR he
tt ne yards under their aommand. or y the
All The yards. ~
" R.ttslt oonfutlon al mlsfakea In ealing tbeoE.ra
received Ehich contains glasses for moe
= one ara IN ne envelopes and esch infivtfnsf 81
nfm must -ign he bid ant contract
b1lera are hereby c~a1fon-d "a r.rfs-,f.-r...
nsttner oners must D. In the form her-fasfter -
fIiped and Be mailed IN tine % reach their ds,nr.tio,
eefo et1etime sxpirs Cor receiving Tim. n, - -
% eonsard which shall Be received aner - n.-5oS
stated andn allowance win be msds Tor fsiisrss ef tss
mail.
70 guard AGAINST sGas B ing opened kfyre tbs tim.
appoDted, bidders are requested 10 endorss on ne ruvsI-
0po aboge ths address, AID draw . line under the sndorss.
mens this:
Propo' ais fof Glsss No name ne elrssy Tor the
81 fuame ne yard y
10 The Ceief % the Bureau 4 Taris md Docks, wash
InEf0n. D. C.
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FrSr HaEAua
NV ORLEANS, July 2s.-The PsiI0delpkis is below
from Havana Gan,
The American BRIG Nancy vas seizsd for smuggling and
her men impisontd.
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fernando July s, 1858.
Eagle coy 20 amount Is "
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Here date the oSsrl
T. there IN ert he name or names composing tie arm
Of t1ame The town. 10 the State q flame The State,
hersoy c1sr % furnish under your advertisements dated
(1Ate o. afEerttsement,l and subject b ali the require
ments o. the same, and % he printed schedule 70 Which
y rrferas AZ tie artcles embraces In Class No. name the
eassJ Tor the navy-gsrd al fnaHs ths yard,l ~sooorting
$40 ~sthedules VII here pisfs on The printed class
n r TIE schedule. and opposite ssch sriels ct
ne prcf and carry on ne amount IN the oolumns FOR
dollars and cenfs, aud foot ID the aErregais m0unt 81
ne btd fr the sissI) snsrztlBs 10 hers write the
amouLt n words
lpropose - ny sg-ut here nams lhs agent. Il one Il
requires pTlhe feheduleJ for the supply uHder th~ecihsses
mi.eeilaneouss bT mon resident Of ne pisoe Of dsllvsrys
80 soous ny oner Be sec pied. I request the contract
nay be prepared ADD sfnf 70 the navy agsnt At fname ne
hEeneIl Tor signatures aud certificates.
Oasfe ne BIDDER and each member Of the am TO ign )
The Nevada Democrat., 1858-04-28

CAREER OF LADY-KILLERs-Mr. and Mrs.
Weeks, prSpriOtors of the AthenGan, left San
Francisco last week in a sailing vessel and un-
der assumed names for Australia. They issued
the prospectus some time ago for publishing a
purely literary Journal, aud Mrs. Cora Anna
Weeks, by her superior tact and charms, sue
eeeded in collecting large amount of money
for subscriptions. The following sketch of the
career of MIR. Weeks is condensed from the
Globe
Mr.. Weeks, under the alias of Wentworth,
commenced his public career in 1854, and start
ed newspaper, or literary periodical, in near
ly every prominent city in the Atlantic States
and married u woman in each place where be
commenced Journal, After exhaustng the
Eastern States, he tried Philadelphia where he
collected sufficient subscriptions to carry him
west. Leaving two wives behind, he married
at Lexington, KY a Miss Hunter From
thence he went to Cincinuati, and E1d Went
teorth's Journal, edited by an association OF la
dies and set up by female compositors, created
sensation that put money in his pocket
Leaving three wives behind, he married the
fourth, returned TO Philadelphia and issued 6
prospectus for another paper, under the control
of ladies' Here he married some half-dozen OF
dozen more women, aud set them 10 correcting
subscriptions and fool g editors of other pa
pers, and, as he is man Of taste in female
charms. he succeeded goriously. and puts and
subscriptions for the new literary Journal We'd
with each other for the ascendency, he really,
for the time being. publishing good weekly
paper But here his career was cut short Mrs.
Wentworth No. came east became acquainted
with some of the other ladies who bore the
name aud there was grand row. Wentworth
decided upon keeping wife No. 4, Miss Hunt
of Cinciunat). aud SO he decamped with her
and the funds of the other ladies. He nsxi
turned up, under another name, in Charleston
S. C.. where he married q few more women and
then fed to England, leaving Miss Hunt and
her child penniless. How many he married IL
England no one knows, but the day he started
he had twenty-five wives, so, provided he die
not add to the number in Europe, Mrs. Cor'
Anna Weeks is the twenty-sixth wife OF maj
for whom nearly every court in the Union ba
issued writs for bigamy, swindlng, obtaining
money under false pretenses and other simla
charges. How delightful those who surround
ed her at the Dawson House must feel, for
| The pleasure is as great
In being cheated as to cheat,
only people don't like to acknowledge 1t.