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srTUATIONs WANTED-MALEs.


A Young NAN WHO rs A COMPETENT BooKKEEP
a and sso with several language. desires
best references CIV en- salary n9s - much 40 90
rsid ohce.
As coAcHxAS-A STU ALTON WANTED, BY A RE.
n specialize young unmarried man. who b.. sosd rete-
T Tsn b or " Hers4 once anS s001 '''e ''' 0
YOUNG NAN SPEAKING FRENCH ASP EseIIsH
spectacle hoa.s Address G. G u, bon ID Herald
Besi OF reference given.
A SINGLE VAN PERFECTLY ACQUAINTED WIN
1 Enss would se axe Ss;on Where be could
max himself useful Best Of city reference given inquire
A YOUNG NAN TRENcn would LIKE TO MAKE
n az enrsgement - travel w'h family % ngle gentle
Ensss fuenty ss, .fse'y tefer"nse a. 70 s5isg and
ehsr.cer given Apply A. he drug store, th sv corner
fyoAcBNkN a YOUNG sCoTcHMAN q YEARS or
Nsss Shoa, pcrnersnc. want. situation IN he coan,
gsrdsninr Address scoisnd, Bersia osse
CoAgHxAN.-wASTFD A SITUATION Am WOULD
ste charge Of smsn garden can produce the beat Of
IL Herald oce can be seen Al Ga Pine ST, stairs, until
y man thoroughly understands his business in every
capacity Is vel acquainted with the city and produce
mar viii p!ea,e address ". D., coschmsn Herald ONCE
%STEpba x. S9 q S sAs IN
from employer Can be seen for three dsysa i6 Beeck
TWENTY DOLLARS WILL BIZ GTvEy BIZ THB AD
Il verhser for situation (. bcokseeper or assistant m
GOOD ssSsss house s sp s s sss,s
be attended 70 promptly.
ITO PUBLISHERS BIZ A YOUNG NAN
1pysS E srs ns sd %s ss or = maize himself
S a5sl.. o sr.s a reference
yVLETyD-A SITUATION AS COLCHsAN. RY A
w mar Who perfectly understands the business would
s ,u few DAYS sI.ensased he best of city reference
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MOURNING LAWNS
10 cases pure French lawns
uw. JAcKRoNs EotkNiNe STORE
ISL broadway, between Spring and Broome streets.
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MOURNING SILKS
M From auction.
100 pieces plaid and striped. 65 cents
100 do. do do rs cents.
LOO do. black from rs cents 10 81 IS Observe
W JACKsON's mourning store,
ISL broadway. between Spring and re
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A YOUNG GENTLEMAN WISHES TO MEET WITH A
"A young lady whh a view 10 matrnony who By her lind
and gentle disposition, viii make home happy snj
live. Address Quintor, Union square Poe,tmse.
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A 7. STEWART 4 co. HAVE NOW OPEN A MAGNI-
a. hcent stock Of
NEW GOODS
suitable for spring and summer embracing every
novelty Of the season, including large additions received by
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NHANTILLY AND BRUSSELS
" Lace mantillas,
Scarfs, talmas, Dc.
lhe subscriber has magnificent collection OF
entirely new shapes,
just received per steamer New York.
Which together with endless variety Of his own well
known manufacture embracing all the novelties in material
design. he Is offering
Atunprecedenedy low prices
JOHN BUTLER, Successor To Jacob IAnsing)
70 Chambers street.
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DICH rLOuNCED AND A GUILE ROBEe-AI.so,
III chene plaid and Bayadere silks, brocsdes MORE an
uques, and every variety OF -
CnbIcE SPRING DRESS SILKS.
LORD TAYLOR,
nd and Cafhxrine street.
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IA sNIhp-Iht WASHING W ~ INV LhDI - AND
w gentemsn BY peent laundrest. wbo borouRh,T
urdvanof re t1snees N al 10 hrnr hes and can ve hs
49, ~ ely referet carsnv src character FleUe
arr IN ava
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TRAvEL.LERs' GUIDE.

HUDSON RIVER RArLROAD.-EyPRRos rRArHf
II for Albany and Troy, stappng ai principal vsoxA
meeting with .Wes,err aid Northern trsna eAve Chamber
stree Al 8 10 and III 20 A. n, and AS Pm
A p. SMITH. Supertx .sndsnt
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C1GNoRA N.1zA vALENrINr TEACHES SINGING
and piano and can be seen only Noudayr and Thursdays
nom 10 TIL O'Clock precisely Mt las West Thirty street
q Seventh avenue The days teaches out
Applications by letter promptly attended 20.
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ALABAMA NEWS

The FoUNTAINs.-We understand that the
subject OF the proposed fountains in the court
house square was introduced at the meeting OF
the Board Of Mayor and Aldermen on Tuesday
last, but that it was deemed inexpedient to act
upon the matter until an expression OF the
wishes Of the citizens could be had. We are
happv to say that If the erection oe the foun
tains depend upon this, it will be built, for nine
tentbs Of the citizens are in favor Of 1t. Steps
are now being taken 10 ascertain their wishes
and petition will be sent up to the next meet
ing Of the Bosrd.-HHntsriIle IRdependeat.
srcKxEss--The hux and typhoid fever are
prevailing very generally 10 Jefferson county
In this State, but as yet have not been tatal II
their character.
DEowEEp.-A little boy, son Of widow
LADY, passenger on a trading boat, lying
some half a mile above the Florence crossing
Of the Tennessee river, came to bis death OF
last Wednesday evening, by falling in the riveI
and getting drowned.
FLORENCE WESLEYAN UEIvERsITY. -OE
Saturday, Sd July, I P. NJ, the Sophomore Priz'
Defamation will take place at the University
Chapel. On Sabbath 4th Of July the Com
mencement Sermon will be preached by thi
Rev. A. l.. p. Green, ID. ID. Monday and Tues.
/ day evenings 18th and 9th JULY the Junior ex
| hibitions. Tuesday 10 o'clock A. N. address oil
delivering the prizes, by Rev. A. L. P. Green
and an address to the Literary Societies b.
the Hon. Sam Benton, Of Mississippi. Wednes
I day Commencement day. Annual meeting o
the Board OF Trustees on Monday, 5th July.
We acknowledge the compliment Of an invi
vitation TO attend these exercises.
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Master of transportation, balttmore-
THROUGH TICKETS, allowing the holders 70 stop Al
say point and their seats at pleasure Be
purchasad at the Company's Once No rs, Jenerson
street doors East Of the Commercial Hotel, Memphis
iune25-lv WM MORIN, Agent.
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TIORNERLT sf Spring RdEs, and recently of Brandon
n Mss has iOoabed IN Memphis prsctice th1 va
rious his nrofesEis1 Fo- the last seventeen
years Be devoted attention particularly 20
uteriue diseases and Accidsuts duInE parnrt0n- he
has E-socistsd with himself HE Dr. Holmes Jr-
REFERs Te-H01- Henry s FO0fes Charie5 Scott, L.
Y. Dixoa, A a. F0uts 3 n Avery and John Robert
ssu Pres.deas Of Memphis and Little Rock road.
OPFTCB-zse MAN street Resioencs Court street,
besE Third- once hours 70 A n. and 4 70 P. n.
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Drs. Brock & Spiegel

TTAEE themselves the purpose Of prsc-
III tlcinE me1ici1e in AL CHRONIC oiseasee- We
Noud call the attention Ct i1vGli1s 70 The numerous
have, ard are making 10 Memphis, among
uhich vii b found Cancers, perEnenty cured without
TIE uss Of CAUsTIc or KNIFE OLD Sores. Serotulas
White Swelling, syphilis, Droqsey 6ravei, rheumatism,
Dyspepsia Liver Lungs Eyes and every variety OF the
diseases CT the womb radically cured.
DR.. D. S. BROCK
has devoted much tine and expsnsein IN coeoting all the
vAlusbls medical experience and receipts that existed
with the North and South American Indians neuting
the PARlCA o. the TncAso, Of Eshues and the hslay
Tedn-Elskz, Of the Gadsaranz OF SursbsyR with ths
practical medcal knovIedgs Of I've thOussna Bo1n-
teal Pissts, barks, Roots and Herbs
Thoss wishing avail themselves Of the services Of
Dr. Bro:k are Informed tsst his stay u Memphis VII
Be liEn4ttd to this summer.
Betng acquainted vita al NOdern LknEaages, our
eminati01s are male iihout an Interpreter.
E-ODoe oorses Of Main and Unisn streets
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DIR, SAMUEL GILBERT,

A PTER an absence OF several years. engaged In the
successful prosecution of his professional speciality
in the cities Of New Tork and New Orleans has return
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IAmEa M00RE.

NJ. d. WEIGH
a --r0REEY AT Law, Jsckson, Tenn An business
"A sntrustsd 70 his care promptly attended 70
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SOUTHERN LITERARY
Organ and Review,

PhOFs d. h CAPEhSi EDfHOh'
A RRAHGKNENTs have finally been rerfested for the
a permanent estAbishment Of this Magazine, and we
able as1oance the issue OF the arst number IN
June e copy Il already In the hands OF the printer,
and the work progressing rapidly as the ssuing OF
hrst number win permit The Editor deems himself for
securing The 7rinting at the extensive estab-
ushment Of the Morning Bulletin Company, whose un-
surpassed facilities End wen established reputation,
zaarAntes style OF typography worthy the literary
acter Of.fhe work
Our friends at home and ahroad wiz please forward
their subscriptions cary day practicable, that
msy nx upon the Of edition, as the work viii
not be stsreoytyped.
The publication ooevin Be al the Counting Room o.
The Bulletn Company IS Madison street, the Editorial
Rsnm over the River Bank. oorntr Main and Madison
Streets Letters ay addressed the Bdter 70 The
Bulletin Company me follosing are the
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nm THOG. FATE.

pvuna bfE servicet 70 the citizens OF Memphis and
u vicinity. Omos corner sf Second and washing
- mar21-iy
rsAac N. sTEELE..E. 7. MoRGAE-.wM D STEELE
eo-f1etsn, Tenn. Memphis Tenn Memphis, Tenn.
eTEELE, MORGAN s STEELE,
/. gToRNKYs AND COUEsELORs AT Law, Mem
-se1- rem viii ufacftoe IN the Courts Of West Ten
--e~ once On Mair-st, IN walkers Block no. - 1oo
oo spssi attention paid % the oollsetion of Claims
cot1-g
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DIR. WE. ROGERS.
OFFERS hlE pr0iessisrAl services - me citizens OF
NerpphiE once, Soulh side Of Court Square. Res
,SS,oe ~ A q. HerrfS' JSDi2-sm
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SPAIN FEIGHTESED.-The Madrid journals
have articles saying that for some time the
70 afreut Spain, and that the projected protee-
torats of Mexico has no other object. They
accordingly recommended the government to
increase its naval forces. The fact that our
Senate on Wednesday gave a qaietus to the
proposed protectorate will probably calm the
faars Of the Madrid journals.
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admIuistratOr's Notice.

-sh- Droenber sieru 1851 q fhe County Coud q
a eSebr cuufy TeEneEsee. Tie undsrsignec lo2a ous
Sss--r al sdair istrzfon upoa the estate OF
- r s---ard rEd settle Ire Esmei and al psrsons
,.sr c'slns aznlnst said estate VIA present see2 y
- --oDeriY prahzted, within ne ftDe presEi1sa "
',.si5-Slr5ss EEVrOF sOzp 4aninisEssos'
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DUNLAP
CHiLYBEATR SPRINGS.
Tear Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn,


TTJHE undsrsl<ned viii rg-0pen these celebrated
Il SPRINGS for the second season, MONDAY.
the 10Th OF Nay, having plfcsd the Buildings and
Grounds IN as dne condition any watering Place in
the Southwest. The Grounds have been extended snd
besated with evergreen Shruhoery, the forest cleared
sad graded the painted and furnished with new
cotton mattresses the Ball Room decorated and nut In
me condition. ths three Ten Pin Alleys and swings have
been put in sesd order.
me waters, there being Eve sprngsJ consist o.
Ohaybeate, sulphur and Free Stone and n0w IN abun
dance. sufcient for 900 persons day and the eura
tive properties Of the waters for all Eh0 anlcte
with propsey, Dyspepsia Burning Sores and for tho
Diseases 0f Females. sreestabished ard guaranteed
The Dunlap Springs accessible BY The Missssippl
Central and Tennessee Railroad, being situated 0ny
miles from Bolivar, 20 from GrsEd Junction and 10 n m
Memphis BY ran Hacks running connection win
the from Bolivar, being osly ave hours run from
Memphis to the Springs. The traveller is guaranteed
sEanst sxorbitent eharges the fare being so cents from
the railroad depot to the springs and 25 cents FOR bag
gage and servants.
There Il also dne running stream and excellent Ssh
Ing grounds, with carfiage road to the creek only
quarter Of mile from the Spri1gs, and abundance Of
wild turkeys, ducks and Squirrels
Prof Hessing with his Brass and String Band Is
ensssed for the and viii euvsa he guests IN the
day with Brass music and at E1t with String music.
:. c. EADELMAN.
sp1I-dawfm Propriet0r-
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JACOB BECHTOLD.

DEAIER IN Ale Porter, Cider and Wines Of all kinfa,
rsenuf.ctured by the most celebrated eststshnestl
n ne rulted states For sale, Wholcsale or heten.
-e nv long experience IN the business twelve years q
rhIch has been n the cty Of Hsmphis "a tn myse;
vim the guaranty have had from ny old eustcneri
lul5so SsuIy JACOB PEcHToLp,
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As Wish to encourage ard pstrouiEe Southern lite
rntufe and enterprise VII publish moderate terms
a6peTfiseenfs Universties Colleges and Scho Is
the SOUTH tzstefuy Illustrated and nesty printed on
coored psper Atachsd 70 each number Of the Mag
aEine Those wishing th-r Rfversements to aDpear IN
the number please forward their fsvors without
further delGv. uy22-dtvaw
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PR CREIGHT0N,R

AEtornO OyG at Law,
MEMPHIS, TE6G.
oFFIcB-No. as Court square, South side.
rxYlfI zfve their iOi.. attenton professional bus-
w ness Tie several oOuris Of the city Of Memphis
tse Rlsrsnth Juacal Circ1 C. Tennessee asd Of North
Wts-lrssrnl ssb24-sm
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ThrOuEh T1C1kOta.
Ether by Sfs1aboaf 0ia So LOuis Gnd fheses by Rs
road 0rfs Cairo and thsnes by Rsiy0Gt 10 az P0iafs
NORTH,
good for year and allowing holders 70 stop at any
point and resume heir seats at pleasure and al lnf0r
nation respec the route may Be procured appaa
tion ct the Compsny's Ouse IS Jefferson street doors
east 0f the Commercial Hotel, Memphis.
WILLIAM MORIN. Agent,
For Illinois Central and Ohio and Mississippi Railroads.
Gni Railroad Lire OF Steamers. marI4-Iy
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LOSS OF LIPE

Two colored women, servants of Mrs. Dugsn,
residing near the Falls road, lost their lives
near Paradise Mills They were coming from
the city in close wagon; where they had bean
to attend market, driven BY coloted boy, and
when near Stony Run, the horse became fright
sned and plunged into the swollen stream. The
boy succeeded in saving himself, but the wo-
men and wagon were swept down the stream,
turning over and over with the resistlsss power
OF the current.
A man named Ambrose Jones lost bis life
under the following circumstances: Observing
the great quantity Of valuable timber which
was passing along the current Of the falls, he
took a position upon a rock, and was engaged
in catching ;he logs by means Of a hook.
A sudden lurch Of a log, however, drew bin
into the stream. Jones struggled violently in
the. stream for several minutes, and succeeded
In getting upon log, and was finally swept over
the dam at Mount Vernon Factory.
In summing up the results Of the flood, the
.fmerican says that although the damage 10 the
city proper was not as great as in 1897, It is
spread over a much greater extent of country,
and the aggregate loss of property is probably
great. The last is the sixth great overflow
since the foundation Of the city.
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r. The French Minister has addressed
circular to the directors Of the theatres OF
Paris, informing them that slang terms and
vulgar lsngusgein IN dramatic pieces cannot ps
tolerated.
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Bailey Springs.

INCE the death OF hr Bailey these celebrated Springs
- have been purchased By company, who have re-
moeled the entire premises built large number q
cous rooms, besides many other improvements ueoes
sary for the comfort Of visitors.
with regard 20 the curative properties OF Bailey
Springs their ecacy have been fairly and satisfaco
ry tested In thousands Of instances 10 render Il
necessary the part Of the propistors 20 say word
70 their virtues Suce t 70 say however that i s
generally not universally eoncaded that for the
Of the following Diseases Bailey Springs unsur-
passed BY any IN the world White Swelling, letter.
ali Venersal and CutSnesus Diseases Of every deer
ton.
warm and Cold BATHS win be furnished for the visi-
tors.
Tie Springs open Summer and winter, and The
confidence them Is great that there never less
than ATTY visitors present. They located IN Lauder
dale county Alabsma nine miles from Florence and are
most accessible . all sections, regular line OF
stages and hAcks win run TWICE DAY from TuscuEn-
ba to the Springs connectHs with the cars as they pass
ruscumbia each way.
The locality Of the Springs unsurpassed being n
pleasast and healthy esuntry, with nne nshins ana
hunting grounds
large Livery Stable has been erected at the Springs
and every description of vehices can always Be had
Ten-pln Alleys Billiard Tables. and every descrp ION
Of amusement may Be found on the premises.
Cotillion and Dancing Parties given regularly 4urins
| the week.
| A Band Of Music has been engaged for The season
No Ebert viii be spared the part Of the propratorl
| 20 render visitors comfortable and agreFable.
ap23-tf EtL LIS. CONNER & co.
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nm TAVTCs NJ KFHEa

ID EsPBCIFULLT offers his presssona services 10 the
n ctlEens q Memphis and It's vicinity.
HIS residence Is Mccall street, next 70 that Of A.
b. Douglass.
Onoe N 6reeulsw's BuIiding Main street., south Of
Unoa seooad oor where be may be found - an hours
unless professionally snEaEed 51n17-dly
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professional Gar0s.
n. n. 4 HI. L. BEDFORD,

Atforneys at Law,
kKkPHIS, TENNESSEE
GFFICH south side Court strict, nrst door west Of
" Main, up stairs, WI prsctios IN all the Courts Of
AemPniH, the Hsventh Circrit and the suprtns and
federSl Ocurts a. IAckso1 Prompt attention given 70
the ooecti5u o. eisl1s IN west Tennessee and North
Mississippi. juu7-dAvsr
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. --oRExY AT I.AW, Ksnphis, Tenn Reiere1oes !;
u ae~Srr ward & Jones, Philips = Nnite. LAms,
11@.,-S ~. Hcolanahnn, Troesdsle h Dtl, Alfton =
pSf1sn Mnes owea. ESQ B. n Aye.ys Sd =
49, ~ <t.frs Al the cor1er Of Main an1 haanon
.S.Ss next der % the GsyOso Savings Institefion
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GREAT pLoop ar gALrTNoRE.
Loss Of Life and Fearful Destruction Of Prs-
uarfw

4
Baltimore was visited BY food on Saturday
hardly less destructive than that of June IA,
1881. The amount OF property destroyed car
hardly be estimated. The losses thus Far re-
ported will not fall short Of $50 900. Whole
squares Of that portion Of the city lying imIns-
diaieIy west Of Jones' Falls we're inundated
The -dmerieda says;
Throughout the night Of Friday the rain fell
quite heavily, at times in torrents, with little or
no intsrmission, and at an early hour Saturday
morning, the Falls and other streams were
greatly swollen, aud the current unusually
rapid They continued so until an early hour
in the Afternoon, when the rain storm was re-
nsWed with still increasing fury, aud It became
evident that the lower portion Of the city would
be inundated.
The volume Of water that came down Jones'
Falls, which passes through the heart OF the
city, is believed to have been much greater
than that during the food Of 1887.
The first intimation had Of the vast extent Of
the storm and its destructive fury, was demon
strated by the timbefs and fencing, aBd even
portions Of bridges and out-hcuses which came
impetuously dashing along upon the stream,
and which were the principal cause OF all the
damage sustained BY the city. Such was their
number and extent that the broad open space
under the bridge at the Intersections of the Fails
with Cav street was soon cloeged IN. and the
result was that the BODY Of water soon found
means of egress by rushing through the sew
era The ope5ipgs Of The west wall Of the Falls.
and above its lower horizons Thus IN the
course on an hour the following streets were
Inundated: along Foundry to Calvert street,
Davis street. along Holiday from Foundry to
the old Citv Hall. then stretching eastwardly
along Harrison street to is terminus at Balti-
more street, along Cav street beyond Harrison
Also both sides Of the Centre market space as
far as Lombard street, and covering all the
smaller streets running eastwardly TO the Fails.
The water attained the greatest depth at the
intersection Of Holiday and Saratoga streets,
where, by actual measurment, it was over eight
feet.
At the black basin, the schooner -AaR Ham
iltOA, of Baltimore, broke loose, and was
driven with force against the drawbridge The
bow struck first, and she had large hole
punched into her side. She Immediately swung
round, and tended in great measure to retard
the progress Of the rushing waters. A scow
also got loose and drifted to the same spot,
where it lodged. Had it not been for the exer-
tions Of several persons who managed to re-
move the scow, the loss in this neighborhood
would have been immense the water, thus
damned, rose to the highth OF three feet IN
few nomentsj the course Of the water could be
marked nearly as far down as Locust Point, BY
the floating wood and muddy water.
The bridge over Herring run, on the Blair
road, was swept away, also hoore's bridge,
on ths Blair road. On the HARTFORD Ioad the
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DBR sleamsIs IlE0l11II '1l771 =
r. W Hfn:
suzar-Fair Prime sud Choicsj
sue.r-Crushcd and Powderedj
Moi.sses-Barrels and haiyesi
Golden syrup, BIO cofee; ,.,.,-.. 49,.
r. Herrinrs; Mscrerei IN bbls- a1d kitts;
Tobascc ard Cigsrt star Candiesj
Rxfrn ST. Louis flour
Eacn1 Hams, sides and dhuuldersi
an ~ rhiIh viii be sold At the lowest eash prices
Al u mo. G. FLOUREOX,
a,,....ov a Fiournor. Cooper and Leake,
a. fes Main street.
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IN and after WEDNESDAY, February ., 1857 the
" Trans this road viii follows, (Sundays
excepted }
ne MAI and Passenger Train win leave PNnola daily At
A. NJ, and arrive at Memphis at 10 A n.
Returuings leaves Memphis al ,. NJ and arrives at
Panola ~ P.
Ths Freight and Accommodation Train leaves Memphis
daily At $50 NJ and arrives At PanoA at II A. ~.
Returning. leaves PAnola at ~ A.. NJ. and arrives At
Memphis at P. ~.
Persons travelling on the Mail Train can spend eve
hours 10 Memphis and return On the same day.
Passenger Train makes direct connection at Memphis
With the Memphis and Charleston Railroad going hast
an1 the Memphis and Ohio Railroad going North.
The Freight and Accommodation runs IN connection
with Stages 10 and fr0m the foliswng places: Oakland
Preston and Grenada, there making connection with
Stages through Carotoa and lexington thence 70 the
northern terni Of the Missizsppl Central Railroad for
Canton, Jackson and New Oriesns.
Through Tickets for Grenada Be obtained at ne
Memphis Depot
This much tue shortest route and passengers eav-
Memphis By the morning train arrive ct Grenada tke
sane evening, having daylight the whole way.
N. ". NEWELL
fas5I-ff General Suueriu ufaudenf.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1858-06-22

SPECIE IN BosToE BASKs.-Ths Boston
banks had in their vaults, on Saturday morn
ing, nine millions and half in specie, which
is ever double the amount that they possessed
last fall