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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1858-02-02

Memphis to Atlantic Cities.

FE1M
Memphis to Atlantic Cities.
M0 - 49,
By RAILROAD PROM Cairo.
10 Chseego Direct IN Sixteen H0lrs ,5ifh0sf B-ars
g 6uoss OF Change Of Cars OF BeqgGgs
BRANCH FROM CENTRALIA IS NOW FrgrsHEp
Iaus saorenlns the tine % sixteen hours % Chioago
a OAieaso, oonnectlng win MEXICAN Central Car,
"a leaving he same Depot for Detroit Niassr. FgBs
Aoeaester' Albany New YORK Boston and an r. 49,
~ A.Iantle Cites Only two change of Cars fruLi
Cairo 70 kiasara and thrse from Cairo o 4Tb41 ~
iour from Catrc % New York Tine from Care - -
torE forty-nine hours Pare 0s and oonl~ n z-t-
seI . ne DELAYS oonseousnt the frssunt
changes b short lines of Railroads through Indisn -
Oaio, % the East and North
Aso, oouneeitng a. Chicago with Mlchiran ss1tber-
frsins, for Cleveland Dunkirk and ne Razt if -
shore Railroad and Steamers for Racine NIlv-srF1-s
ShenoJgan Ac-s and with spiendid Line a plr rTrss
WOOD. Toronto, &C.
rains leave Cairo EVER Morning sRs ysuinE - fsi-
eos A n. Chicago and Bunisi.s a1prs.s, Sunday,
his frain comets a Chicago with View York Li4ht
a.k 1psss ever AichiEan Central Great western and
heS Aork Oentra Railroads, through n thirty-one b. w
Inis nan also connects a. ssndovs with Osio nd
slssissppi Railroad for 81. Louis and vnoeunes; AZ
Louis Railroad for IndianapolIs Louisvins snd nru
aat Al Decatur, with Main Line Ezpress tor GaIsna
-Alle-t - lAArf lllaeGLllE VIII Trans
arld Naples, Rock Island. Burlington and Qufncv
e,io P NJ New York Exprass, Saturdays exceptei-
soppnE any st important Stations except On gf7nrr
aonneetlEg With Main Line Day Exprcss from Decatur -
Dlnleitni and arriving at Chicago 81 P. n
Paasenssrs for the Upper Mississippi VIII dnd a. Dun-
eith, steamers o. the Duneith and Minnesota Psckrf
company re.y % leave the arrival of either Csfr,
rrala for L Cross Rswing ST. Paul sc Passenr1r-
tsr Jtnesvle and Central and Eastern Wisconsin oou
nee a. frort Eth Trains % Beloit and Janesvle ana
nom thenoe 70 Asdson and Central and Esssru Wis-
oonsin.
ne Maps and Charts Indicating the Great Crntrsl
Route e the North and East sre an e1act transrt h
Ooton's kap Of the Unfez States and uassarzs~9 A.
reqneated % ea-ine this route vel a. the ru7nuT
time cards Of ne annecting Roads aBd Judge for ha-
selves a. % thecurrectness of the above staernts s
1pening o. the uines Contra Rsiroad from Cairo q
Onleaso, and thus forming SPECIFY and direct means 81
osmuunodtgn between the Upper Lakes and Rivers and
tae Lover Mississippi Affords the pleasure travesr
A. vel ss ne business man. attractions and ABILITIES
for reaching the North and Eas which supass those d
any other route whatever. ne accumulation rur-
nished ny the Company FOR the convenenoe OF the trav-
cling public, the psrmsnency the road and structure
ne strength and aleanca % the Engines and Cars -
mend themseTes 70 those who arsire m travelling r1e
comfort and sGfefg. State rooms secured on all pakrts
IlCkErs GOOD FOR ONE TBAR with The privfeEI
q laying ever a. any Pe-nt, be hsd at Memphis
No. 10 Jererson street.
WILLIAM NORM. Arsnt,
mf+-y Memphis reun
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ErCLANAHAN
31rofrsslonal 6ar0s.
INn II. TROrEEp

A Tr0RNET AT Law. Ausiia Tanioz county, n iss.
n EiI attend 20 THE payment o. redemption q
ard. ethe- forfeited or 80 fer a1d s promptly
attend 70 The eVamiusr0n u HHd ifs n the
- Tunica C1zh7uia. B iivEr and WA-hsugtsn-
jzue-fau6m
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ARCHITECTURE.

FfHi undersigned respectfuy announces 70 the cti-
rms = Memphis and surrounding country that he
prepared 70 draw plans d specincaticns buudnEs
Of every description timate the cost and superni-nd
the erection Of any character Of bang draw contrasts
between the parties, -, &c.
he VII also attend 70 the uaa Furement Of brck-urk
plsstering, excavations embankments sc 70 the
planning and csnstrueton q brdge surveying o. lots
In any part Of the city or adjoining country.
% OGce IN Bank Alley, The once % JuiEs Hnl
south OF Madison street. ". CRANE.
sepZ7-sm Architect and Cfvi Engineer.
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Transportation.
MEMPHIS AND CHARLESTON
WASHINGTON.
PHILADELPHIA.

NEW YORK
fdAe AallFaT. f1iT AMI T a1uipoeI and rarslnr
= - : p = i5iful an hea'thy osuutry oa-rs q
dfed miles shorter. and possessing zrsstsr dsprteh ~
oatefL tnan any ether % ~ 4 fsT and NORTH
,S.1-. - - ~. - A.DCCsD -Uucsr ths prssan'
mitted. aud a saving ef-cted of n hsurs
Fassns lnr1uEh Slave Territory anps seerrffv Ia ~
for1ed for the Conveyance OF Servants.
Al Dalton Ga, chosce % Routsa lq ars-sf - go
llnlo1s railway through Gsorgs, South Cars.-a -
Hcrth Carona 70 Richm nd or b TIE gg-ast 49,
tln Line tsrough Etst Tennesses and vIrrnia h TT
VIE Lynehburs. Eichmoui, an % az 1f ths -sssr...-
THE EIPRE-s NAIL TRAIN leaves Memphis s,rv
81 Z % A y stgngiag q a ItstiJns
E'AILT ieErspt aundsysl a. Zoo p g. Tor -18rfIg1
Win ue ailsi-siypl C-ntral and Tsunesscs Ce1trsf
hsilro.d ag1sTviil- and iutsrued'sts sts Ions
TRAINS cOSEsCT-At GranI June iou uifh Ia
Mississippi Central Raircsd 20 HlIy s5rinzl Oxford
dreuaia, Canton gacks~n, etC anf wi1h the nissfs-
sppi and Tennessee C-ntra Ksi roat b Bolivar Ja ksou
At Pocshontas With tri weekly line o. Cos-se~ q,
Ripley, P01totoc Absr1e-n and Calumbus Niss
At Iufa- win failg ilue o. fcu--hnrrs Caa-h-a
ninrs o. ne MOI u ard Ohio RElrcsf
fhrsusl firEsta Erf uufl ussdElth tns privilege o.
= - = - nolat ae-irrd So 81 80 GzsuaAr,
TICKET OFFtcEs Coinncf1iai HJts ana q. the MadIsl
Street Gfafl1n
zach psssenzsr VII b. n'Iouef one huns-.f Bv,.. a.,
o1sz'sei NJ article VIII BE- czrred ba gaze thaf h
aot lcent % th- person % the pass-nFer Tn 80 ~
ioss The Company ll hold tha1se vas rssDorslfa - -
amount not s1ass1inz sl00
hegroes, uh=n traveIng alone. must have a us-r,it
laians the point @ When hey 90 aud rurffvu
hat they % travel by rzirf sd or thsv M - IL
carree No tictet VII b. ssis them nor VII ttev -.
resivi on the ears unless thir Or agent b prs
person . vouch Tor y=uuinsasss u permit
&c ARMS
Gereral superi1tant-at.
suneri1fende1s a. rrur---.-+.tt--- -
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John HALLUM,
VANCE & ANDERsON.

4 rrORNKT At Law, sns General Collecting and
a s-uriug Agent ior west TsnDeEsae, Astern ArEEn-
- and H5rth Mississippi 0oe N Unl0n bocEs Csur
sfreet over Cleavgs B. GuiaH's B5okstoTe. sePS-ly
= :. ~. -r-----.--. - Il. AgpTRsoN.
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v. q. WEETBERF0RD.

fHUl1 II Nv ell III ~ A91lIl > 40
u I-.r. An
Eefer a WriEht. Ese-, and Col k g. Payne, Ken
phif Trfre r. Z Caruthers Supreme Courts 3. @.
Essr-n1u ESQ Eashvfne; Nsiar g. A Benry, ClArks-
Vile Tea ana Gez- Z a. RIourn0I, DeshH Co., An
uErzs-fauIv
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1858-02-02

4 Tr0RNETs AT Law, Memphis, Tenn. .onee On
a Nsnrss streei, between Eain and ssoond streets.
fsnIe-lT
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Expenses for the year Including oommiss' ons,
and a other siOsss 20
Diviaerds paid during the yesT........... iOOo0 90
Ameunt paid for Losses that occurred prior 10
Dsoem6sr al, 1885. .....-...... lisa "a
Ibs s,ssi a.
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RRnWN ERAZER.

HeruEado. Eemphis.
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'0SEPH ETCHAVANE,
n o z S E R Y.
saEEN-HoUsE PLANrs.

kHUBARB AND ASPARAGUS ROOTS
Al plants gusrautied 70 order Orders rom flst,ns
punetualy attended - and dsIvsred In anv ~ III -
city free ~ eh-rzs- r--Is -
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A TTORNEFs Al Az O1oes No 255 Aztn street,
n ever Benssu's husic Sore, Memphis. Ten, and
Eeruan1o, Des1to county, Kiss VII attend promptly
q al ooiei5ns and business entrusted . them IN West
Ten1essee and Norm Hississippi
REPER To-fruift. Bro a Co Phnsdelphis; cronin,
Hurrthsu a sezrs, Walter SteinIein, n r; ". b.
EHisr, gsnss. Br0En c., J. Eesb Co sen-
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Amount Of Premiums received during ths year is Goa 2s
% Interest 2eT s.
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ia ARFHUa < TATLnE has asEocistsa With him
~ his hraher Dr. WE Y. TAILOR, u. ThsF ofef
their ssrFicfs 20 The public
OBos "a Court strest south side Of sos sousrs.
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Gbt HlmIpbis 3ppsal.
PRFCr ~ SrRscRfprFor.
DAILY RATES FoR ADvERTIsISe.

For sae ssusre o. t lines or less one inssrtion.I O
~ 90 -----.-- l------l 81 81
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~ Master q Tra1ap0rtatiols halttn1oro-
THROUGH TICKETS. aloWins the holders 70 stop a.
nv POINT and resume heir seats a. peesurs, nay Be-
purch sd the CompanJ's O1oe. No. 10 Jsler5on
f-et s,,rs Fast Of the Comna-rciaI Hotei Ksnphis
Hfrnecs-iy w NORM Agent.
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SnrGtrp an0 @fntristrp.
g. b. HOWCOTT,
DENTISTRY.

A IL DENTAL OPERATIONS psrformed A. the short
a eat ngtice and guaranteed. One on MaiR street
51prstta the Warshsu hause drcs-srn
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JAMES M0O8E,

A TTaRSEY Al Law, Memphis, Tena- References
a M-srrr Ward g. Jones' Philips white, Lsmb,
Toung n Co. MoCisushsn Trousdale Dill Milton 4
Pusuam nlies OE-n E=q-l n. avery, Esq-s hemphif-
ClfFoe NJ stsfr= a. the q Main and Madison
strsess ncxt docr 70 the GayoEo savings Instiuson-
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IACOB BECmTOLD,

-CORNER OF UHlJAANAW AND JACkSJN-SIf- ;,
nE0znRh1@, Tenn.
MALE IN Als, Portsrs Claer and Wines q AZ kind1
manufactured By the most oeeorated estAois \ lt.
II ihe United states For sals. Wooiesae o. aetah.
Fo g long exprience n tie business Twelve years q
hcn has besn N the city q Memphis, IA tsr myse
win the guaranty have had from ny old e1ssouert
mai nv exsrtions 6svsbeeu apprcciated b. them-
iuiV5o eswIy JACOB BEcHToLD.
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Als1ITsa
ASSETS

t6Ia -
ASSETS.
Cash on hand and on deposlt..-... si3, ,ts2 IS
Cash IN the hands OF Agents and IN
curse OF Transmission, sacurld By
B5nd viii sureties-- ..-......-- 9 651 -
Ftfiy-four Bond and hlrigages, at
and per cent. interest.
mounting In the aFErezate ro.... it2, ,at6 90
which moTtEAE are On vaua-
BE and pro iuctiye resi- estafs,
principaly farms roorded and
arst liens worth generally double
the amount, and m1re thsn mort
Eaged for 10 each case and b.
Ease less than 50 Per cent. more,
exclusive Of farm buildings and
certified By the Recorders,
where recJrded. n the Auditors
81 the States Of Ohio and ulinols.
Einsteen Bonds. int'est per eeut.,
security ample, amounting in The
Aggregate to-.s..---s-...s---... a1l683 90
BITS Receivable, va: Promlssory
Notes, payable on semand....... 1900 20
CASA due from reeponsible parties
on demand. J.. 800 ~
Interest socrued and principally
due, payable Jaa- ., ls57........ II ,0i5 So
s2S7 1ss 81
INCOAT FOR The YEAR 1855
Amount Of Premiums received during ths year sts 201 =
% Interest t2e7 s.
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" l. THEADEEI-I. I-I.------.-------..--H. FoLLEETTHE
TREADWEEL& &FOILFyTTNE

A TTOREETs At Law. Memphis, Tenn. Oaioe, Nc.
Conmercizl H1tci 5us-dsE1y
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NOTECE.

nR :. sLEDGE has returned fron New Tork,
~ sft=nan ab elos o. nins months, and has Effected
astouudi1r cures IN that ci'y He has taken an
ono o. k1 o. h1lrse street. heE Hsin and Second
street vii rs1us The practice o. Asdicins Ehers
De hlE Tor s cei=b-ztsd CO up8uH1s- n calls at
te1fed ~ ~ Right As be intends locating per3a-
neutg On Msrrhis a1t from the great Euccsss be has
had l t1e tretment uf the Farous d cases. he thinks
De shsli have liberal pstr1nag from The CITIZENS of
Asm1his faus-dly
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LLL-ILL-I-L-LLLI

/ I@ % %. s o. % 10 90 "a 50 Is .. . .
=. 90 % 50 @ a % Is % IS e a 50 % q
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= 20 . u o II = o , Oass . q . . . . @
: a s % % o a % a % % % 50 o S 50 s. @
e "a 50 IS a 5oa7 p o s % $ . . . : .
sls o030 . 8 o 20 Oi8 Oos8 % o Is 0ao .
n oaa sSaaro, rsns'aSls sesEly, PET aungn, sss o
squares. rensu.ss rssry' Ts- snnan, Sc %
tvioe Week 50 %
~ AT advertisements required to Be kept second
tsge, cHARsED as sEw EACH DAY, and 90 taird pass,
a. advance over stated rate
- Advartsements drccsd 10 be dt1plsyed SCI n
ia-Ee tyFe, ehargeo DOUBLE rates
n yearly advt rtisers vi b chErgei extra for
pynE space over G. attract, and when LARsE TYPE s re-
Suired 70 Be- use - N sdTsriiseeni Kept on inside q
~ Yearly .dre-tissrs VII Be chs-Esd extra at regular
ates for Hants, Een's, Removals, OoPsrtRs-shtp No
. TRASsEEST ADFERrIsIEs alusT BE PAID roR
y ADFAECE.
- No ssvertiserzsnt WI appear IL ne weekly p-psr
urless BY spsc zI contract.
~ Adve-sisuts to Be inzeriod ia ne weekly paPsr
ee chErEed a. per square tor evs-y inserti11
Ef- Announcns os1festss fer STATE, County and NJ
nenal ooes, s eschs 70 - paid n sdEznos IN
Instance.
- All sdvertisemeats for CkErftahie Institutionz
sie CopEnies Esrd. IuEn, and other Pubic Heesngs,
to b charged hall price
n karrisgss and Deaths puhii5hei news bit
Ooif1aries 51ss- q ResPeS and Funersl IuvitAs01s
other advert se-1euts.
~ Al Hessl sd TEsaEieut AdveTtissments WI be
chsrged y ~ tnse-fIsu
~ Eait1izi Nssioes N Local osuan rin b charged
70 oentE Der uHs
~ no de3ucisl or vsrsstioa VIZ b made frou he
faTes9iug rates.
ECLLNAHaN. TEnuspALE 4 DILL
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DIRECT ROUTE TO
sSSO9'fke9'la TPFaR.

CIA6ES ieAvs Gaines LANDING 0,IssIsslDpI river
- Daily, a. A. n. passing throuzh the HrurI-hInr
itty % Camden 70 Washing11u, AK rlr1rza I1 Ef
hours BELUTNGs 4 gr0sTr t-r-fg
-rn1-itiT tsaI1aT' TanTfnH
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baltimore eE1sd Ohio
@@W q
y A 7, r q A N


rtHTs Roas runs frou Whesling to Baltimore. z7s
mIlesl and % Washington zoe miles) and presents
ne fullest sdv.ntassa SSsn q nesnt and passengef
Areghenlesi and being so6ly oonstructsds c0mpstsy
equipped and carefully manazsd . one o. The most at
Csntrsl Oho Ranroad rrum Columbus md Esnesvflstr
wneeung untes tnis rOsd Win az portions o. ths Wss
TIVE oEIT TzAoUsH FIcxErs FaoM Mr,rPvrs.
TouIsvrLIE and ST. LouIs % the NATIONAL Rr-
TRoPoLIs, sold By this rosd which direct =
washngton without The delay Of psssing through hst-
more Il the only iius b. whioh baggage can b
checked to Washington from The Ohio river.
ra-By tie hail ROUTE from Memphis, tsks ths mai
stssners running daily for Lo1sve csanectinE thers
with mar steamers Jeers0nvue Railroad FOR CIncir
nat WHERE ths5 s5e . IS e ooS, sia ne ears q
with Central Ohio Railroad thrush NewarE snd zsnes-
VIE % Whssllns B ne sEpress train q this r0uts
Is iess than - hours-
r-Be s1Ts o ssk sOr telsts b. hs Batimors and oh,
Rsirasd REute.
r7-Passengers frsn Memphis song East tSrsara a
Louis buy Troush Tksts b. he Baltimore and one
Rernad This route iays through ncennes Terra Haule
Ind.nGPoisi etc. % EneeLiag sSeS ths usE Ohio and
Mississippi and oonuneeting Roads These oounsrfous
are al dr-ct and the time from 81 Louis % Baitors
Or Washington l. but about q hours Tr0uzA rcksts
b. this route may Be- had Of the Agent uer TIE Pan-
tss Houss a. the following rates. Frur Al Touis 4
Baltimore SIS . Washington SIS
Al Wheeling The PASSENGER takes The suueor - al
tie 8atinore and Oho Rarosd which eavs thrss times
taly or BAitmore, WashnEtoL, Phlladelpha and New
Tork. Ihroagh IN Is or II hours Including stoDpasss.
Eor enfcyr tlr Marty oclNfy o. he country. End
ssnera couf0r this rad seoani 70 nona In fhs UnIon
FRBIGHTs. = MS company possesses the iarEssf
e9upment o. any Railroad p M United states and .
prepared % % mmerSs In transportssion.
he road uakes nedlate canntrn a thc wharves ard
in the streets of Baltimore win tae Raoad Phadel-
phia and New YORK steamers 81 Ericsson and BALTIi
moRE STEAIsHrP Lines, b. Canal and Sea % NV
Tork and By Merehants and El1ers Lns to Boston,
steamers % Norfolk, Charleston, savannah, Se For
particulars fe<ht tariff oopies o. whi1 nay - lad
q the Forarng Houses IN the west of J. D. Fsln
Eseslvlng and Forwarding Assnt a Wheeiing.
WI. s. WOOD5IDH,
Master q Tra1sportatiou. haltinnore-
THROUGH TICKETS. aroging the holders 70 stop 81
v Point and resume heir seats at petsurs may Be-
rurch sd A. the Compsny's On1ce. No. IS Jslerson
street doors East q The Con1ercal Aotel, hsnphis
I f1nscs-fy WN- NORM. AEent.
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8uil1ing Tlattrials.

Dry Wood and Cyprus Lumber.
Il HAVE thirty cords sod dry WOOD for saIs A. nv
fery landins f'r which. II application Be- made in
Aeeaateils EiA take three dollars per cord Also
lsrze number of Eood cyprus and gun I5Es whish es
aN % order AZ short notice. aud viii deliver lumber
81 ny ZEN landing, At Memphis, ehesp for cash.
lanS z CHEEK
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frait Grets E Sbrubberu.
Choice Fruits Of An Kinds.

OuVAOU AIUIto u AIL hIUIss
TTNHE subscriber has hard the ar-rst corl- -
Il ton OF GREEN-dOUSE PLANTS ORN4- -
hsNfAL SHRUBS and EVERGREENS ~ av-.. sseieA
descriptioni together with The most extensive
oolirctln o. FRUITS q all descriptions, BUI.B BOUH
BOOTS. FLOWHkS SEEDS and an pertaining % general
Nursery buFless- An orders addressed e. fhe md r..
siEned, Box is3 vii receive prompt sttentitu.
hursery on Horn Laks Eosd Oeft hand sde) III ,iiss
from Ga
g.W. WHEATON,
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MEMPHIS WHOLEsALE
STEAM CRACKER bakery AND CANDY


- EHIIY woald respectfully lrform his friends snc
IL. ths pubic sensraly, that hs nAnui.otares d.iy
~ MA stand re an1 large assortment o. everythlng
IL his fine "a VII seIi ss ioE they b bought
suvuhs-e ss and wzrrznted - Eise se1era aatEfsc-
49, A .. EELLTS,
ssss-lsa No.s Esssra's sgv, Hs1gsh ia.
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10 fHh hDlfoaoF TIN HFhsbbs
10 justice 20 myself sad ny numerous friends, nM >
cne folio ~'nF statement IN contradiction " ee sfucls'
which sppes'e 10 the papers Of the ltth inst
The facts are ~ follow - mad IN my employ nan
bsrkeeper ~ho vas linked with boy rho was oerK :
the ere $40 Sson street his boy bad been In We hsoi
Of stealing goods and selling the and geang IBIS bar
Keeper 70 aid him He offered portion OF N sse goods 10
an ofcsr d toe Eghth ward who arrested nim, suppos
ing all was not wight.
Upon false state meus mad, by this boy arrested
ns receiver m stolen goods Having been q respectable
cipzen OF New York for many years. and lived With
of our nrst men nave the means of substantsog my
character snd proving that no charge u dsn0ns sy
been brought against me ross BOY was only kno
me as customer AZ my house and vas treated BY me
al are who spend their money with me. NY place Ia
reeot for thieves, nor do couutenaucs any dishouea,
4 10 my house. am hard working man, add epdoavor
gallo my living honestly. Al the time thus occurred
" not Al home. My houee vas searcbed ant was the
" plsce shere none OF The stolen goods ~ere foaod
tpfoud 10 say that Am entirely lpnocen, of the charges
tuebt against me; aud my friends vii suspend iu 50
ut against me Until after have had trial thev vii
that TIE unh, mened character which have al ayr
Messed ia still unssaIned
ROBERT ELLIS, 50 wooster street
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ArvhIs nc Quarnntine.

Tie following rned vessels have been guaranteed
tinGe the last repo-
Brig Apas, Caun seosaoer, srrivcd August 10, from
Rio, With coffee to B Thompson 4 Co. ALI well on board
Detained for fewiys' observation.
Brig Abby rsyla Captain Graham, arrived August le
from Aspn sall vii bark, nuts hides and cyon 70 j.
joy. No sickness. etAlped for observation, &c.
Steamer q lumeisCap,ain Berry, arrived August Is
from chsrescp uiasseugers pescbss rice and cotton
spsfor riestoi All well on board. Detained for
furnigsrcn, vep,lsti, &c.
Bark Ycrrg Aneri. Captain Pool, arrived August Is
from Cruz, witsrsar and 20 master No sick
ners 90 board. D,lDed FOR famgston, ventilation, &C.
Bark Imperador, pt Hubbard, arrived August Is
frcn Rio. With ccfseo wn. R. kiboy. ALI well on
board. Detained forfex davs' observation.
Brig J. Parfis, OF Nc ilvern, arrived August is
from Poroe, N sugar aud rum 10 u. ID. Brook
nan Co. No sckss on arrival. Anchored In the low
or bay.
Brig Mszsiisn, Car Green, arrived August 10 from
Nasnss. With melsss 20 welcn, Carver Chase. Tue
foTEsr captain dod uho lsi lust, yellow fever whom
inc vessel mad been Jay ., sea- and she pu, back &,
port sgxin for ptsin On tho morning OF hcr ar
rival enc OF TOE tAiosoi u yellow fevcr-thc vessel
being just outside thssr ne taken 10 the Marine
Hospital grounds for erment. The vessel ID anchored
below.
Bark A = Giant, IT. Nelson, arrived August 10 from
Rlo With c.fse 10 G. Pearson All well. Detained for
bark Iva. Capt Die, arrived August 10 FROM Mara
cs.no VII c. fee hie skls. fustic &c. 10 Maitland,
phelps % No skncss. Detained for ventilation,
scsouner .. J. Saver, Gap. Hall, arrived August 10
frou Ponce With srs and molassss 70 Sampson May
he~ Reports oil we Anchored 10 the iosee bay.
B-rk PsiAdis, Cap Wilson, arrived August IL from
Fueao. aYrss, WITH ass nalr and wool 70 Davis Bid
Brig Fsns Eagle, ". Hutchinson, arrived August ~
from Jorscos. vi,h shs fostc and diva diva 70 Rolf
Perseen No scsne~ Detained 1t upper oursnaine for
Bsx EusAe. Capt NIL, arrived August II from RIO,
with G. fee 70 Aynr coo All well on board. Detained
Steamer Alfalfa, Cot. Burr, arrived Augus II from
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supervisor BELL m0voo s"e susPe"s'on OF tne feguia
order Of business and that the tax levy be tAkea ~
Csrriad
INC VA wv WIS ss~A 0A'ou w sno roso'
Supervisor BLUNT movee It's hnsi adoption.
sunervisor BxI offsrsd an smana mapt nv iusart,us
.eoo con o.. 1910, a.. $1,000 .,.,,,
e'vo'sS0 '"' PuAAs VIC u"ouu'ouss !" 'uo o"'s w S
Commissioners Of Record. The iAS made 1t ncam DENT
upon the 10 rssa the I'M To dc
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ono whicn made oblgstory upon the Board 20 pay toe
expenses incurred nv Mr. Conovev and his en- Gloves
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS,

eseeIsswII1IANs AT Clifton, Staten Island, on Moe
day, ADsuat ID 10y the Rev ALEX Tnompson, GEoRG
d.GGss at Lhicako, ANNA ELIZA youngest daughter Of
ghe late Berry A williams.
AcRErT MATHEWS In Lansing 10 ga at the residence
I ttt oiiae's s,eSaIher. ID Cowss, Esq |edaes-
dss syepr stss 4, ny sbe Rev James Bsntles, Of 81
tGke Schr!th n sAcgETT OF this cay. 10 GxRAIDIsK
GrY daughter OF the late Torrance uane ~s, Esq OF
,nHi7bt uS, ONO.
Hartford C-., aud Columbus Ohio papers poase copy.
wAKs--t4 VIZ At Newcastle, wes,chester couoty,
on 18th cay, sh according 10 Ffen a ceremony,
LEONARD K WEEKS to MARy n HuSr, both Of Newcastle.
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Brooklyn City News.

ALLEGED MURpsRnRs ARREsrED.-Yesierday officers
Higgins and Raynor, Of the Deputy SUPPLEMENTARY
office arrested Charles Runnes and James A. Hanna, on
requiston OF the Governor of Rhode Ilsod. they
charged With the killing Of negro in tho streets of Pro-
vioence, r. eome three weeks sioce The prisoners
given in charge Of officers John NJ shaw and John
G. Gaze, Of Providence.
SUICIDE. Mathew Finn the barkeeper for John Lag
staff In Myrtle avenue committed suicide Tuesday
morning, by taking dose of lsudauuu Domestic DIN
stated be the Coroner Re idug held
inquest, and . verdict of death by suicide