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By J. g: MCGUIRE & co. Auct onecrs
NONERNMtNT SALE OF SUNDRIES -
at 10 o'clock, Al the Washington Aqueduct Office
near The market house GeOrgetowu. ID. e., we shall
SELL by order of Captain engineer m charge
oil the Water works. lot of SuudrIes, comprising
Il large quantity OF Blankets, Comforts, Bedticks
Sheets and Boosters, ali of winch have been
washed aud in good order,
Lot OF GrockeIy. Tin Ware. Cooking Utensils,
DO. Rice, Pork, Salt. Mustard, Tea, Beans
Do. Rope, Wrought and Cast Iron,
Sledge, Striking, Drilling and Concrete Hammers
Hemp Guys, Blocks aud Falls ock Chsins
VIII 'elbarruws. Crowbars. Drills,
GrIndstones. Work Benches, Tables,
Leather Betting, of various sizes
PICKS Shovels, Augers, saws. Mattocks, &c.
Together with large quantity ofdamag ed wheel
barrows, carts, lumber, iron and old tools
Terms cash in specie
Sc d &c, Mcguire ca Aro,s
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GEoRGETowN PEOPLE, see Wyman's adve
tisement, and learn the fun that is In store Il
you these three coming nights.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-09-20
BY =; e. McGUIRE CO. Auo,Ioueers.

HIGHLY VALUABLE PROPERTY at THE
H CORNER OF Sd STREET WRsTAND MassacuU
SETS AVENUE At PUBLIC AUCTIoN.-On tn
Daf AFTERNOON, September sd, at 5IS o'cIk.
on Inc premises We shall sell that valuable properly
situated at the corner of Sd street west and Mass
chusetts avenue, being Lot No. p. IN Edwa d DIV
eIs SUBDIVISION OF Square No. 564 fronting so feet
sachusetts avenue to 20 feet alley, with the i'm
proveinents. consisting ola one story frame store
frame Dwelling House ''
Thus Is one OF the most eligible and well located
o.s ~ tnat section OF the city, ard offers unsur-
passed advantages for business stand
Terms: One nth cash; the residue in g. r. H.
anu ~ months, with interest, secured by a deed In
Sc ID ]. e. MCGUIRE e. CO. Aucts
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HEALTH OF THE CITY.-During the month of
August there were - deaths reported in the city
Of Washington, as follows:
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The RIvER.-The schr. Angeline is in the
riVer channel above the Long Bridge this morn
ing uniading cargo Of I96 900 feet Of pine lum
Der, consigned to Walker
On Saturday night, some miscreant stole new
skln ana paddles, and a valuable long due kino :
gun, rom ITS fastening at the Long Bridge and
Sr on Wtn u without being discovered The
theft was so bung ing Nv managed boweyer IT,,
The PerPetrator has been found out and Is re
quested 10 return the stolen articles without IL
lay, and save himself from the disgrace Of =
public exposure Va
At Harvey a Co.'s wharf, the scbr Am.,,.
fem PhiladelPhia, is unloading go tons OF coal
for Castleman. i'
AT Gait 4 Co = wharf schr p SImno,.
arrived on Saturday night, from PhiIadelp hia
with - tons Of coal for = IL Young
Arrived, At stone 4 Magruder's wharf .cbr
mo irom Philadelphia, with 40 tons of coal for
ROchat. - 0O@- i0'
BuRGLARY.-Some bold fellow mr. feIIoyvS hrole
iAto Inc grocery store OF Mr. Edward r. Oueen
on last Ihufsday night, aud distracted money
and other articles therefrom in a manner 10 leave
tue impression OF their being pretty expert M the
pssusss. nc entrance was effected by means
OF broken pane OF glass In the rear second stoT,
boy having been put through came dow tail,
Into the store, and opened the back door ,vh;b
communicates with an alley, and through ,yhich
the buFglar or burg lars entered the stoTs a -
straettd what money had been Left in the d,',,,ae
ana otner articles tits -vident that more mis-
was Inrhdrd, out that some noise OF stem o,ts,d.
must have T. x Lten-d them "a ay for COZ, ,n,,
an otd PAIR OF shoes was left behind nv them In
d-'smPiBg. The coat has been reeoooiz@d "a
IL u more than probable the oyy er will M c.,,,b,
DY hirahS VI this trace IN the hands VI a shaTp
policeman.
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K.N York DIV eoaal Markst.

The distribution Of goods BY the johhlng
trade during the past week has been small
The near approach Of the holidays and tie ar
engagements OF business incident 70 the elose OF
the year have contributed to the general mac
tivitv. There has been, however. qnite a repre-
s~entation Of the Southern and Western mer-
chants. whose purchases have been confined 70
the WOODEN and Cl0fhing departments Many
Of the large distributing houses have been tax
ing all desirable Job lots Of domestic goods, sx-
Pecting an advance az the season opens, and
are also contracting, az FAR as possible, with
the manufacturer direct. for staple goods 20 be
delivered during the hrst months Of the year.
The Printing Cleth mills At the ERst are gsner-
ally working on orders which extend into Janu-
airy. The stocks Of goods on hand at the con-
msncemsnt OF tire year, in the interior az well
az in she commercial centres, will be less thar
for many years; and the prospects o. general
business are qlite hattering. Although some
sections Of this country have not entirely re-
covered from the ADVERTISEMENTS Of 1857, vet
the system Of retrenchments 30 Tigidly en-
forced In every department, has bad its appro-
pirate effect, and confidence is gradually being
restored. Commerce will resume lie wonted
channels, ard enterprise will seek ont those
new fields which events during the past
wear have coEspi-sd to give Importance 10 the
Business Of the country. Il is impossible al
present n estimate the magnitude Of ths trade,
which IA The course II TIE EeNt Jew years VIII
have gro IN up-arisi 2 from TIE abandonment
Of the exclusive ard s~eclusive pslicY ~ nearly
one-thiri Of he population Of The world. ard
the probable increafs 4 Cur trEds " e. Mckee
and The South Amer can STATS generally. Do
view OF ihis, aRd The unprecedented engage
msuts OF TIE English sgiuEers ia supply ing TIE
vents 81 the Continent, India, &c, We mus
believe that with ordinary ssgacity on The
part Of or own manufactures 10 The pr0duc-
ton and the dis.ributioH OF other Fabrics,
constant aud profitable employment will b.
afforded the spindles o. the countTy.-N 7.
TribEus, Dec is.
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The ERslish a1d xoatr,msTv AH.ir

EKw YoeK, December 20.-The Tribuas's
Washington correspondent states that the ar
count Of the ARRAY between English and Mont.
gomery, already given, is unfair TO the latter
gentleman, who makes The following state
ment:
aIbsvs not spoken to English this session.
or taken any notice OF bin when We met, as We
have occasionally. The reason is that be made
a speech to the CROWD Who serenaded him on
the night OF the passage Of his bill, in which
he SAID that be had associated with me and
other anti-Lscompton Democrats only to fad
out our plans AMI defeat Us From that time |
have looked upon him ss a treacherOus SOY,
and an unfit associate for gentlemen. About
noon to-day, l was walking down Pennsylvania
Avenue when / saw Eugiis5 coming toward me
holding cut his hand saying, how 90 you do,
Mr. Montgomery p l made no answer, but
pressed on, without any sign Of recognition. !
lad walked : few steps when ] received from
behind a very violent blow on The left side Of
nv head, given with such force as for a mo-
ment 10 s-agger and coniound ne. l had not
the least idea who OF what bad struck me, bot
turning round I saw English with a large cane,
which he held in bofh hands, and from the po-
sition in which be stood and the direction Of
the blow, must have 50 held when be struck me.
He exclaimed, "God damn you, III teach
you 10 insult me IN that way"
he stepped backward quickly as be spoke.
7 rushed At hin, and az was aboutto close with
bin. be drew a sword from q cane and pre-
ssnted it at ne. As | had no weapon Of any
kind I stepped of he sidewalk and picked up
a niece Of brick which I threw at him hitting
him on he leg He kept rstreating and before
{ could End smother ~Aissile, had cot TO sseh q
distance that It was useless 10 pursue him"
Two parsons, WD. Couch sRd Daniel Cox,
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Prom Washington.

WssHTSeroS, December 20-The Secretary
~ War. In rsuly to The Heuss Committee on
Military Affairs. has expressed a very DECIDED
opinion that The proposed military eeeupatlon
Of Sonora and Chihuahua, 20 far from adding
20 the existing necessity for an increase OF the
army, wouid have the opposite effect
A line % posts stretched scross from Iexas
10 Guramss, would be much shorter thsn the
present carved line Of posts held BY cur troops.
and being shorter, the line could Be o;eiIted
BY a smsIler force than 10 nov reqliiet, be
sides being far more effective than the pieHent
arrangement. A great saving too wouic be
made IN the means OF Subsistence and a cur
tsilment IN the expenses n TRANSPORTATION
The Post Ohee Department Intends 10 resort
70 stringent measures IN eli cases where the
ofsnss Of using borrowed franks to cover pri-
vsts correspondence.
An effort will be made IN the House to-mor-
row 10 INTRODUCES = resolution iustrueting he
CommIttee on Territories to report a bill re
pealing 10 much Of thc English bill a. prohibits
the formation Of a State until there is sufficient
population for a Representative according 70
ths Federal ratio.
Il Is 10 be pressntei AZ a test question
Il Ia also stated that the arrival Al Hamburg
81 the schooner Hgruesi. from Sandusky, Ohio.
occasloned much surprise and qualification. and
her cargo OF valuable forest woods brought faii
prices az suction.
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words pour out. There is 10 apparent intellect
or soul working behind. Tue organs OF speech
seems to be the mandatory q the ideas. Tie
sentences hsvs 4 mechanical sound. No such
person, however seusihly OF huently be talks,
can be en- orator. TIE audience must perceive
mind and soul az work during the discourse.
Words apparently from any other than this
ethereal mandatory never reach the hearers
heart Thweatt's ideas, FISHING from bis soul.
reach the souls ef others before their spiritual
aroma escapes.
q The divinsst fnteIIeetusI srests have ever
enjoyed, contested in watching the workings Of
hts mental machinery IN following bic dives
into the sea ~ thought; in wondering at his
classic and victorious fuency; IN sdmiring the
almost metionless dignity OF bis person and tka
sill ever charging nsuner and Look in drink
irg with the ears biz phrases Of chssisnsd
oss1ty conducted BY the varying organ-tcnss
The pleasures Of these remsmbrancsr Of
Thwestt are 2agmsnted BY The rejection. tha,
you have enjoyed The variations Of bis pninit-
music (; that you have followed The geutler Gov
OF his thoughts, participated IN the pleasant
ness OF bis deep deseentB, and felt the ecstacy
Of bis ~efulgent cllmaxes
=" hope be will neither die, dsteriorAte, o.
baekslide,' before our children have an oppor.
tunity OF hearing, and are old enough 70 appre.
~A-- AANh tdtuFin SIC tuer motnerfF tANcfftc,
The fact that we cannot alwaFs hear such
mes ss the friends alluded 20. end the uneer.
tsinty - 70 who and what We will hear at th'
Methodist Church, combined with the viEsgs
OF q certain Episcopal lady OF my acquain'
tanee, and the certainty that while you may
not be dszzled By eloquence, you need not hp'
prehend hsing annoyed By impndent ignorance
or desfsued ~ boisterons Stupidity at the Epis'
copal Church, reduces nv predictions for th'
former 10 an equilibrium with those for th'
latter.
" There is however no doubt, but that t'
greater freedom Of The Methodist ministers fron
be restraints Of forms, the eXcitaeiiity which
rha tastes Of their MEMBERSHIPS encourage. ane
be circumstances Of their being called to- mo-
educated for ths ministry, elicit the eloqnene'
I have extolled. and cause the deficiency Of
which I have complained. They are ealcula'
ed 70 exhibit the Weakness Of The weak, am
be strength Of the strong. In them may b
discovered the reason why eloquent Methodist
divinss 20 FAR outuumber those Of any other de-
nomination. They 10 this IN proportion "a
numbers. Bat when this excess Is considered
In references 20 learning and ability, The proper
] Ion surnaRses c0mnutation.N
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CIxDOLLAR sEwINa MACHINE. Nso-s Do1sl-
- r. read sewing Machine At eS5. For sale b.
GROSVEEOR. CAMP a D
dec1-lu No. $50 Nntn atvrrf
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To Contractors

THE urdsrignod, havi-g dete mined 10 clrse cut their
L business IN he city o. Memphis, nov CIR for sale,
ziLth-ir ock In blsinfss upon reasonable terms, TO men
= capitsl, viz IS nfErNE .. CONSISTING o. m n ssd BOYS 4;
snslE tn m q considerable number OF hrst lass Brick
Nasous ard C panters; their stock OF Mules. Cats and
aKturas F.; also. their Bdek Yard aud Its sppurteaances;
$50. tbeh clutrsc. with the ci y TER grading and g avel
Ing he streets ofthe city hlso, for gathering and paving
the si4eEuIks also, VIII sen our Dredga Boat his
beat h nesg, ard Is worked By stesal, and 10 CAPABLE Of
takirE % & ave- - the depth Of IS feet under vater snd
has an apnsratus for separating the sznd from The g-av-
e a. rspil as 10 is brorght q he SUrface. We believe
thst no such opportunity hAs been preseHted 20 zen Of
fnsrgv All capital n make = fortune IA fsN years.
Our busintfss for the last SIX or seven years has renstd
from gi58 900 20 s201,COO pr a1num. tbs most OF whiea
has been Gene With or own fore. We would prefer sell
n-g our uEros End contracts % the same parties, n
,. ssibe. Oar tesms are 9. Il and Is months, with tn
terest from dste. Fnfoubtsd psrs'nsl s-errity Ntl b
required-scoeptd bills upon Nov o leans preferrfd.
We III diSros7 Of the sb1ve property snd entraets, By
ths LIST Feoruary ner. W. B. GRBENLAW & CO.
calm.
Niss0lrl Re, ubican, Nashville Unisn, Charleston
Mercury, A1gBsta Cons ituuOpalst ami Memphis EAg e
a. d nquirer COY daily 70 the amornt Of SO
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University of DesOtO ,
For Safe.

A NEAT two story HnTSB, with lot, on the ~
n southeast c rner Cf Vsncs and fernando Ud
Ftres's-lot. $50 Heunanda. By IOI on Yanoe, F-uti
or will tel Iol feet vacsnt on the cJrner or E1sA
The hcuse sni 50 ret, separately. AfO. lots ! snd ?,
biecs 8, solth Memphis, ~adj5ining. on the north. the res
idence Of Judge Scott. on the hluG, east, 60 teet front On
Chester street, ard runni' bsct sb0ft so fee on TER
evant street, e the river you'd Be suitable either for
residencaf o. fer a Co ton Shed Also, 60 acres q land,
hfEl md silbie. just south Of The Rseish read ~
miles { or town 50 ne - or 40 acres heavily uubsTei
with p'e1ty Of wafer privl'gs =, and 3 most excellent
ueGhhoTh-od. A bsrEsin will be given 10 any Of The
as5ve p,orerty, 4 sTp io-tiol Be male soon. Per terms,
sc sPDl" u me. Ne. 2. LeaJws Buildings, min
street OF b Mt George Dixon same buildings
Ihsvs slso for sac the tw1 story horse lstly sfcupied
b. Merr'l sJoiriag the AvalEnrhe Cmce, - feet 2 iooh-
e., on AoJros street, By u feet 3 inches De
ds4 ain WH ARN0HR, JR
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witnessed the shsir and confirm Montgomery's
statement IN every particular.
MONTGOMERY went Immediately n = msgis-
trate and made a chsrg~ II ssssnlf against
Enelisb, who has BEEN held to bail. Mont
gomery's face was badlv bruised hv the blow
which caused blood to dow rrofusrlY. he has
kept his room since, and is attended by a ply
sician. Had the cane s'rack an inch or two
higher, 20 ss to bit bis temple Instead Of his
cheek, be would, most probably, have been
killed.
W~asyrxcror. December e0-Ths statement
sent on Saturday IN relation 20 the psrsoutl
difficulty between English and Aos,gomerY
was derived from persons PROCESSING 70 have .
knowledge Of The facts. but In the InftufgcnefF
Of this merning three other persons give dn-
ferent versions Of the affair. placing E1giish
wholly IN The wrong. The entire matter 10 &c
be investigated before The Criminal Court
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Forty-one YaIuable Negroes.
named as foEOzs. TO Wit

Among ssid neEr0es are tlsckznuhs, carpenters,
house aud ned b MS 90 aNeTy Dc cTiption.
ALSO-At the same tine IN p sce.t W proceed %
sell % tie highest liidar al % the D~=li-hEble prrperty
'feveTy -scrip,to- b lnngn 3 30 faid estate reu a ming
On old. to-Wit fhlrteen mues one ho-te srd colt, o-e
pair II carriage bnrEfs. one 81 de hsrse, ten had Of
cattle, eighty hcal q hcgfs se wagon one set Of
TIws and gear, ole set o. hlac -Emf b tools, one lot Of
cotton scrarsrs and haTruss, ore set q hoes and axes,
one 60 n c1ttan Fin, one family carriage and harness,
four fehther beds, sfeads and furniture, fosr chairs,
t1rs e wash stancs enc writing de-k. one c5mmsn safe,
ore divsn, two sofzs, one centre { be, one loi % books,
tUo baTeFus, two occks. one set OF c ndle sficss ave
PAR Of sndlrons, one table, one lot Of tsa walters, one
lot OF table var, Onslot Of spinning heels and one
dae Pian1 Forte.
TERMS OF s4LB-Au o. the asove m~satiorel prep
'rty vii b. sold on . cr~dit Of Twelve moths, vth
interest from day Of sale; purchasers 20 exteute Ettej
" n spp owed e -urty, Keep. TT suns Of SIS or less,
fer Which cash vii BE- uq1ired
q me ale Fl the al Ts meItloncd property VII
CON nencs Il 10 o'cock A. n . On TUESDAY, he 25th Of
Jsnuary, 1889. ard n not cESup eted on hist day, VIII Be
oJnilnued tom day 10 DAY uutn c~ompisted
AMIR,
T1aFamtFa Cfe~k and Master
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NOTICE

To Lumber Mea snd Builders.
7 lave on hand At ny Mn, - Forted Deer DEPOT. on
i TIA Memphis ani Ohi1 Railroad, tue hundred
thousand fsetoiI ], N and inch Cypress Boards to-
gltner win . nfautlfu lot q 5-antiing and J1lst.
klso, ah7eiotof Whiie Ok suitable or car building
and macAire wnrs geuer.lly. I can furnish bills O.
short notice for White Oak. Post OAK, Cypress, Gun aad
received 81 q. A Jones & Co., No. u Front R0v, OF By
ne At III above Depot. " o. JONES
f1l-Fnn
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UTHEREAs, istiers 81 pateat were grant'd % me on
w TIE 6th aay q Octrber. 1855. for improTcmelt n
the Block Cotton SoraperF, NOV warn Al persois from
inf Ingcments IRON NJ rfghfsi but 10 give every manu-
facturer a chauc7, I nov M 10 sch County or State
Rights at reascnsbe terms IEn Just sav that this Il
Tue S-rAu~r that Ok tdc preDirrn At { Holy SgTinas
Fair his Scrsper a. very easily he'd and does its
work perfect, any BY or WoLlsn can manage 4 ct
u.easurs. II P,riorms bHter work tfan aay other
scraper. Ne cham IrEEm Is The trsv,iag agent for
rorth Hissis-ippl and a part on Of Alabans, ami Geo.
ia, and Tennessee. Al letter must b. addressed TO me
atHatssa, Esrshan. Hlssissi2pi. O. A. GAINES.
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A Rare chance for Speculation.

T being ny infenuan 70 chfngs ~ place o. residence
Il from this cfy 70 Hafsua, I cfr for sale g y entire
st-cF OF CIGARs IN ny b0uses on Madison street and
on he corner OF Adam and NAN street,, uler he
WOr-ham House ] vii sis1 s-n the privilege o. the
two stores TO- The zeal SIS, @ tier uiLh al ne dE-
lures and apperfsnances attached NJ STICK O. @ g1rs
are q cirec importaticn iron The 4 sndof Clba, ana
Of The very bsst brand. and vii be cisIo Cd q On ra-
souable term fr CASH
ne iOn1In o. ny houses are BCch as % Command a.
all times q large share o. patrondga-one o. hem
bang under that popular h1.el. TIE WoFsham H51se, snd
The other on Madison street, between Main ard Front
Row In view q NJ chance Of r~esid-uce. I must also
earnestly uq1est al th1se VIA are in ny DEBT O, c1me
forEard and settle Immediately, ~ further mdIcence
VII not b grated.
d2I-Iw TOMAS CARrONA.
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To EDrrOs or EvAEsEIrsr - Ny age

To EDIroa cF EVANGELIST - Ny age is
sixty. One year ago, my hair was very grey,
and had gradually fallen until IL hal become
thin. I commenced using Mrs. s. A. Aliens
Worlds Hair Restorer and also the Zylobalss-
nun; now my hair lie REsrosED to is osIeISAL
COLOR, and ceased 70 fsIl.7
REV. NJ. TEACHER,
Pitcher, Ckenaago Co., NJ 7.
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sixteen YaIuabIe Negraes.
CHAXCERY SALE

DHR,UANT 70 q deere n the ChanceTy Court 81
Memphis rerdsrCd At tbs Foveuber term,
1855, iB tne case o. Lucy .. Stark. aIullnlstratrx Of
Henry c. STARK, dectz ed. sud 9th r., " Asrssrei
STARR. Louisiana Farzbse ani o. hers, ctdliors o. Henry
o stuk. deceased, I vii, on IUESDtY. the IS d G,
January. 1859 al the ltte residence Or lie - c.. stark,
deceased. 10 shelby C gnty, Teuress ., near Fishervius,
--..-H - al e. So hF-h-es 49,
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Rnr sac M PM.

nNE HUHDhkD acres o. Ind thres sud q haf -
~ mixes Scuth OF AGnptls, en- he fernando
Plank Roaf, s. acres In cultivation, ard IS lnH9A
god ilnbers on TIE land Is Two ~te1ements, one o. -
shlch ls q beauff N new hrick cotiags with six ro,ns.
the other q wood building VITA stx rooms and oct hufld
inr8 c1nVenie1t = both dEcllDEs. Al orchar1 q de
fruit attached 10 both places, with . afgs garden vel
set win straw and raEpber less F01d spring. . as
rate vel, ard Csoe Crcrk, 3 never failing stream. very
near thu buntnes- This d q heal b. location, ard win
IN 20 utnutrs 7 de o. Court squarer and X niles frcu
Stsrksl Slate Female Acafemy, an enc uFe from !
E1ci msle school Iuiu sen a bargain m one or bofh
paces, one-third cash, oalaEce In enc ard tw0 year.
With interest CT Eculd rent 10 . seed tnalt
csoii-sv A 9. EILuS, 81 W0rhSn Houss.
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a. uEwAun.

II N ny sc7HFLL HoRsE. Nth kisze f,cs n
II that rf awar fffm ra On Taeada< ts SM
1isf Inat. wyrnsi'e th- Posi Ofcs had On 49,
ssdfie sna hide Vii ptv TIE shcee r. NJ
s'sbis Q @. ANDERSON.
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On TaursaaT. DossRbar ga, st iba re Itsres Of C y,
Soyers By the Rv. n BDE1, Mr.. JAMES EATD-
WELL, 10 Miss foFHIA HARRISON, b0th Of thlz city
The happy parties left for LouisvH e o. 3 br dsl tour OF
tie steamer Noses koLelsn
L~exinstgn Ky, Louisville and 81. Louis pspsFs please
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IA nEWAR

rrHn aNsr, feUard ~iii - given fsr o. ~
Y rrchrnsisu NJ a mail 4 "A trivn U0Raf ~
suTp " hsd afounf ha rech = r'ecs ~
ROM. 3 o. 8 ieei icnr. with en- ison rirE a 0AA&
t-rhrf g. q. hts main srdftH = rei triwm-d hes
scsr m ore ~ his less. not &c Vet Witch a.
drss ". HtcE Pet ohea.
Mrll-ra
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AN ORDINANCE TO Amend the Or
dinailce on Tipping Houses,

d. Il ardnned b. the Mayor and Aldermen Of the cit
ID o. NeuPhis, That The City Tax Collector shan here
after collec. the city tax for licences to keep fiSpliul
HOUSES IN this city, in aceoTdznce with the Is b section
Of The at Of fhe General Assembly Of the STATE Of Ten
uessee, pasted s1st January, 1873
Approved Memphis Dcenber .. ie55
b. .. Mayer.
Attest L. n. RICHARDS, Oily Register. "a
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"a nEWAQn

MyfLL ts usif ~ ths subscfibsr 'or she delivery ofmY
w son, 10 i'm, wh1ia nov iurkiag aho1t town. Hs
e ten rrarr as. Win rcd hslr and frerklrd fsc-. and
wears = rrny iost, brown pants. AMI Esua ooiersd hat.
n. W. HENEEY
fnrHHFf IA n2ama rfreeF
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DIED,

The flozds AID seIuaintaaee O. the late DAYIDT ASH
are req sied 10 stttnd HE funeral tbs morning, At 10
o'so-s from The residnssof Nj. P-ul c. Kay, % Bss.
street. Services ey Rev X J. Ba-5es.