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MISCELLANEOUS.
NOTICE,
NOTICE

NoTicE. NOTICE.
Tho undersigned has disposed all his right title and Inter
est In the business known las "DORRs SOUTHERN AD
vERTIsING AND COLLECTING AGENCY"to 70 the frm Of
A. B. srRAWBRlDGE Co., who will continue II q hereto
FORE J, W. DORR,
New Orleans, December II, 1853
3 O II H Il RN ADV Il RTISING
AND COLLECTING AGENCY.
Having BY purchase Succeeed the sole control Of the bust
Of 'Dos Southern Advertising snd Collecting Agency
II viii BE- continued BY the undesgned-by and with the
currence Of our publishing principals.
A. B. .srRAWBRIDGE / co.
H1-oace, TX Commercial Place.
New Orleans. December 20, 1858. d22 II
THE UNDERSIGNED HAVE ALWAYS on hand
full snpgy Of g. H. Mumm Co.'S celebrated CHAM
s-.....l CABINET, and
VERZENAY.
Also large Of Crnse ls freres BORDEAUX
WINES In cases and casks at various prices.
They offer also fne assortment OF SHERRYS, SPARK
LING BURGUNDY, PORT, and small invoice Of Abbott's
PALE ALE.
AarA liberal discount allowed to the trade.
WIN. MURE Il QUENTEIL,
Agents for g. II. Mumm 4 Co., Rems, and
Cruise i fls freres Bordeaux,
au4 Mott Nos. IL Gravier and IS Carondelet ST.
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CIRCULATING LIBRARY OF THE LYCEUM
AND LIBRARY SOCIETY.

N1NCULATING LlBRARY OF THE LYCEUM
AND LIBRARY SOCIETY.
CITY HALL, Groom No. 10o St. Charles street.
This Library contains about Volumes carefully selected
from department Of Science and Literature Valuable ad
dons have recently been made the collection by donations
from societies and individuals and by the purchase Of pub
locations.
By authority of ordinance Of the Common Council the D
recently extended the privileges Of Life Member
ship white youth Of the city and to other contributors
upon the following terms
Minors under is years Of age...............sl0 90
Minors over 16 ................ 20 90
Pupils nding Of the Public Schools Of the city
OBTAIN access to 'hg Library by the OF monthly
nine dollars will constitute the pupil Life Member.
who has for six months pupil in the Public
Schools may become Life Member by the payment of nine
dollars
ANNUAL SUBSCRIPTIONS
Minors, 50 Ladies, 81; Gentlemen, s.
A-Donors Of and valuable Books of publica
tons will be admitted to the privileges Of the Library Life
Members subscribers according the value Of their dona
tions. T. X. WHARTON.
jsl0 Chairman Lyceum and Library Committee.
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R. VI. W..
T YON & LEAKE, ATToRNEYs-AT-LAW AND
IL General Collecting Agents. CAMDEN Arkansas, will COL
ect claims In all tie Southern part Of the State.
ReferencesA j. Tuily Co. Campbell Strong, J.
side Co.. G. H. Socomb Co., W. A. Violet Co., R. W.
Rayne Soaring Scott New Orleans; Hudson, Roberts 4
Co., VIM Wray Co., New York; j. B. Lppincott Co.,
Philadelphia my2O 1ys
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a OPENING OF SPRING .NIILLiNEHY

MRS. ROBERT, No. II CHAR
0RTRES STREET. respectfully informs the ladies o.
- thu, she has received from Paris, RICH AS A>
6oRTMEMT OF Millinery and Latest Style Of -
Goods comprising Ladies' Girls and Chdrens Bennets and
Ghanlly Laees Embroidery Furnishing Goods, ouvins
Gloves Artificial Flowers Ball Head Dresses Wedding Wells
and Wreahs, Ribbons, Ves Imitation Jewelrv Chldrens
Csps etc. Dresses made order by skfu seamstress
from Paris fels Bun
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JAS. A. HoPKINs,
Secretary Board Assistant Aldermen.

NouvELLE ORLEANS, Juin, 1859.
Honorable Conseil Commun de la Nouvele Orleans
T A Petition des SOussisnes respectueuse-
II ment repesente que Ia requs par la nouvee
Chare aysnt sgne ceite petition
able de resolution auorisant e Conroeur
vendre apes cnq iours davis dams Ia gazette ocie
tra la concon de banquettes brques les deux
eotes de la rue du Port de Ia e ous Enfants cee de
ST. Avid Louvrage devra ere ta dapres les specifications
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CUPARTNERSHIP NOTlCE--THE UNDER
" signed have formed Copurtnershp for the purpose of
ransacng the Facorage and General Comm us
this city, under the and style Of HAWKINS NOR
WOOD Office No. IS Carondeiet of Union
G. S. HAWKINS,
Late Oakley, Hawkins 4 Co.
A. j. NORWOOD,
my2 3mSW OF Clinton, La.
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Fever and Ague,


from which mankind suffer over a large part d
the globe, Is the consequences e. 4 diseased seton
In the system, induced By the poisonous miAEm Of
vegetable decay. This exhalaion is evolved BY
the action Of solar heat On wet sol, and rises With
the uztery yapor from Il. While the sun is below
the hcnz5u this vapor fingers near the carth's sur
face, and the virus is taken With & through the
lungs intothe blood. There II acts as an irritating
poison On the internal viscsra and e1creHng organs
Of the body. The liver becomes torpid and fails %
secrcte not only this virus, but also the BILE from
the blood. Both the virus and the bile Accumulate
in the circulation. and produce violent ~consttu-
donal disorder. The spleen. the kidneys, and the
stomach sympsthiTe with the liver, ald become
disoulered slso. Finally, the instinct Of our or
ganism, as II In an attempt 70 expel the noxious
infusion. coneentrates the whole blood Of the body
IN the internal excTetoues 70 force them 10 cast Il
ont. The blood leaves the ~Eurfise, and ushss %
the central organs with congestive violence This
is the CHILL. But IN this eaoTtitfails. Then the
FEVER follows, in which the hood leaves the cen
tral organs and PUSHES 70 the surface, as II IN
another effort 70 expel the irritating poison through
that other great e1cretoy-hs skin. In this
also Il fails, and the system abandons the attempt
exhausted, ard waits for the recovery OF strength
70 repeat the hopeless effort another day. These
are the fits or paroKysms Of FEvER AND AsuE-
Such constitutional disorder VII OF course under
mine the health If il Is not removed.
We have labored to fnds and have found, an
arfi1ner-
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EmpIoYmcnt for women.
We take the following from a long article
by Dr.. shelton Mckenzie. On fhe Philadelphia
Pness
French women, from the middle class down,
are generally happy, because Employment pre-
vents their being afflicted with enEuf. They
are busy, they are useful, they help, they reg
uiste, they rule-in a word, they have a far
wider sphere Of labor than American or En-
glish women, and they voluntarily not only
take, but are delighted to make, this field q
employment. In France, from the middle
| class inclusive, female education has an utili-
tartan complexion. The women among these
classes, which are seven-eiEhths Of the whole,
can read, write and cyphsr. They are indie
pendent, and wiireUercise their freedom. In
stead Of remaining at home, lazilv ~lounEing
on rocking chairs over sensation novels, or
sensation weeklies, or airing their clothes in
the streets, marvels Of crinoline expansion,
they assert their right to be useful, and will
have that claim allowed. For a French girl
has as much pride in earning a new and be-
| coming cheap dress az an American young
lad" has in wearing a costly one
Frenchwomen are earnest active beings.
They may earn little, but they are usually
good economists, and, conten. with the
simplest wholesome food, DO not c0vet culin-
AIRY Injuries Neither do they indulge in eX-
pensive attire. Dress, with them. is rather q
means than an end. Plain materials, neatly
made and well put on, sufficiently satisfy them,
A young Partisan Shose class wear cottons
and muslins, meTinoJ and d~elaines, would bs
regarded very suspiciously BY her associates #
she were 70 haunt about in silk dresses, illimit-
able hoops, and hyaway bOnne,s, such as even
our shop women and miliners' girl 20 greatly
affect.
There NAV be a difficulty in this country, al
well ~ in England, IN providing women with
suitable employment. Il is to be done-but il
viii take time. Women must be brought up "a
IT, We suspect that the French system Of en-.
ploying women, and thereby keeping them on,
Of want and immortality, will Be In full vogue
in England long before American females will
coBdescend 10 a.. For, 90 truth, the p~olitica.
principles Of equalty, which here prevails, has
got 80 personally extended, that our young
American ladies, " 20 matter bow reduced
Their parents circumstance too often thinl
il derogatory 10 work. That word a1ady,1 Ia.
By the way, has 4 great deal 20 answer for
il puts false IDEAS Of gentility into young wo.
mems heads, ard puts them far above being
useful. tits dreadfully m~isappied, too Onll
the other day we saw it stated 10 a leading
New York paper, Of the two females (of heI
own clsss) who were in company with Virgin
Ia Stewart, when she was shot BY Mcdonald
a week ago, that the coroner had eommitte,
her 1.-TWO lady friends p 10 prison 70 appear a
evidence when required. "Ladies," indeed
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UNIVERSITY OF NISSISSIPPI,
Faculty OF .4rfs


F~EEDEBICE A.. P BARNARD. L. D.. Presldgut znd
Pr5fesssr O. Physics Astronouy AMI Civil EHsiueer-
ans.
WILLIAM D. sTrEsNs. a. D, Professar " Gs-ern-
mental Sdeucs and Law.
GE0RGE W. CARTER. ~. A.. Frotessor q intellectual
and Moral Philosophy aud international Law
EnwARD c. BOTNr0S, IA, Praes-1r o. Chemistry.
Glnlralosy and Geoi1y.
JORDAN A. P8IFPs. A. A.. Frettsslr q Mauh-
WILSON G RICHARDSON N A., Proiessor u Lstn
and MJiru LauEuaFes-
HENET ~wHTEHORSE. N A.. Fulessar q Greek
ald Absent Literature.
WILLIAM q MOORE. N A.. Praies-r o. Easlsh
LanruaEe and Literature.
-- assistant ln Natural FhudspLJ-
THE rgELFTH ANNUAL SESSION o. this Iurtitu-
A uau WIN clmmenae On
MONDAY, OCTOBER g 1883.
e~iucslon. Unsurpassed anywhere IN the Omitted statss,
ani uueqlaiad I'D the S3uth.
lis aFpsratus zad arrangement for the Illustration 4
Plyssal Slonce and Chemistry are entirely unriraled.
iu MlucraAEy % possesses e cabinet % elect spe-imens,
choice and vainable.
Its 1auecion % shells surpa- So Boz variety and beauty
EuT 1uer puhilC U-rlrrlau 0u this Continent.
The President and PruIsssirs need no olumanfafiau
frum ne Board % Trrsiees. most Of them briHg vel snd
ioyorshy knoVu % The puDiH 81 erperieueei anl able
ne Ia-iiou of he Uairsr.ty o. 10 ~ hlrh.st degree
hr4iaiu-n1 rriicu4c zietnes has rral a-CurTei here
o. 10 Oxford
mr E5veramrnt q The University % mild bot cncient.
Every rdfrt g. made 20 cultivate q MANY tone rf feeling
amluE he students, sld On elevated lle u morality.
II II, m1rrorers surrounded by q pcpuiluf Vice przc-
teal rf-sE TT religion ana morality is ven known and
is not surpassed anyEheTe.
uE Also easily accessible. beinr "a thrline Ct the Mis-
sisippi Central Railroad which VII be o~lHrieted In .
few mluIls.
he ac-1mnodsIaus Ger TIE comfort g students are
supie. Two sPlci1us hoarlug houses VIII De- open By
Odo5er.
A spaci1us Gymnasium. WITH an he moss approved
apparatus fug enalUrsrlnC bodily srerciey and p-omdtinr
physical development, VII he ready f- use On he fan.
TEEsIs-nHluOu, SO pCT arulm. Fucl AMI attfni-
ancr, s5s O. those who f0fEe cut 20 the COLLEGE build
ms SO Tuition al TIE Law Department. $50. Basrl
iu DE Co eye boarding houses and BE- uriraie Families
abagt q per m1n-h- AXE n. HOWRT.
Se57 Of ne hard.
Orfa-I Aurusf , rs59-snaIsuffmsuaf
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UNIVERSITY OF NASHVILLE.
Military College.

J EEBRIEN LINDsLET, NJ D., d r., Chancellor %
the University. and Pufessor q Chemistry and
Gca1rcg
col b. q JOHNSON superiuteuientof the Military
College ard Professr of EuuuCFriur
p HAMILTON. A. n. Professor of Mafhrmaf-
les aur Naru-al Philosophy
J. d STEWART A. N, Profes-or % Greek and Latin
language sul Literature.
GEORGE s. BLACKIE A. NJ NJ D., Pr1f-sscr n
Botany aud Natural History.
REF. J W.. HOTTEr A n, n. D., Professor Of Men
tai AMI Moral PHILOSOPHY. AMI Biblical Literature.
O. X. WINSTON. n r., Surgeon.
TNHE drst tern o. the Acsdemic Year Is59-60. CON-
II meuces on the 5h o. September. 1853.
TIE src1nf term cuuuenoes on the 23d % January.
1872. Cummsucemeut Exsr-ses take place On The IN q
June. 1850.
ruluon. Boarding, Wa-hinE. Fuel, Ro1ms. Servants
attendancs anl Ce o Arms. slo5 per term Matricuia-
zion Pee. IS. Students are required % furnish their
roe1s EugiueerIuC, French. spanish. German. Draw
inc, Bsk-E@epings and Ffncing each so per Tern q
twenty weeks
In thr regular Collegiate Course. ne ancieut reuufa-
aau g the University fr S-eutd- ana C-l1ssicaI sdhei-
arship EiU BE- maintained, ana 81 The anne time, every
taciiity n rded those who desire q pursue q partial
oourss Resides The four regular College Glasses, there
BE- as5 q Preparatory Class. Students under fourteen
years % aEe vii nai be admitted
By the aid % Mlltary Discipline, elective E1verrmeni
Is esfatliehed and health, phystcal culture, god order
and Industrious habits ere promoted.
Per Cztalo-ueE or additional Information, apply 10 any
member % me Fac1fr. OF
p. r. Johnson
n-Tr-Tfa E-unrfrfa~farf
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Business aotitre


WASrEp.-A youns lady Who has bad g M
experience On teaching desires a situation
either as a teacher oi music or 40 assistant in
a school Satisfactory references can be given
Address F. c B., box 2l7. aul7-st'
PoUirnY, CHoreE FAMILY G~HooEHIEs, Ere.
Messrs. sslirman 4 Co. have Gifted up and
stocked = large Poultry Yard, at the corner Of
Linden and St. Patrick streets, In connection
with their FRANKLY Grocery, and are now pre-
pared 10 furnish hotels, s~teahboais, and pri-
waite families with slIkinds Of pouliy, in any
quantity, delivered free Of charge, and at The
lowest market price. The chickens are allow
ed 10 run free in the yard, thus rendering them
superior 70 those generally offered In market,
which are KEEP, In eoops. sellgman & Co also
keep constantly on hand a complete assortment
Of Family Groceries and Provisions theyal
receive daily BY rallrosd fresh Butter and Eggs
Call and examine for yourself. ai4-lw
HEAr ts a CHAxeE-wsnted good and EN-
eisnt Agents 10 sell DE best Iron Hoop or Tie il
the world. Liberal I~aduesnsts are offered fer
men to go into Alabama, Mississippi and
Arkansas. Apply 20
iy23-w II. B. WILLIAMS & Co.
No. IS Jefferson street. Up stair.
Hardware, Agricultural Implements, Mn
Machinery. Read advertisement Of
ORGHL, BROS. 4 co.
Refer to Strauss, Lehman & Co.'s column on
fourth page.
Lands for sals-ses Hopkins s. KiTbY's card
on the first page.
Refer to Speed, Donoho q strange's column.
See ?. Il. Clark 4 Co.'S column
Watches, clocks, Jswelry, sliver and plated
ware, fancy goods, ese. Sc advertisement Of
a. J. Warren 8 Co, zs3 Main street.
In another column, see the advertisement Of
GEoEsE PATTIsoS s Co, Booksellers and
Stsuoners, 263 Main street, near Madison
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We are indebted 20 life for the pre.'y story
and delightful illustration Of the child's faith,
which we subjoin:
In the Highlands Of Scotland there is q
mountain gorge twenty feet in width and two
hundred feet in depth. It's perpendicular walls
are bare Of vegetation, save in their c~revices,
IN which grow Numerous wild flowers Of rare
beauty. DESTROYS Of obtaining specimens Of
these mountain berries, some scientific tourist
once offered a Highland boy a handsome gift
If be would consent 70 be lowered down The
clit By q rope, and would gather a lite bas-
ke,iul of them. The boy looked wistfully al
he money, for bis parents were poor but
when be gazed a. the yawning chasm, be
ghuddeTed, shrank back and declined. But
hlial love was strong within him, and after an
other glance at the gift and az The terrible hs-
sure, hs heart grew strong, his eyes dashed.
and be said
III 60 Il ny fafhsr tsil hold TIC reps -
And then, with unshrinkinC nerves, cheeks
u~aelanehed, and heart firmly strong, he suffer.
60 ms tather 70 put the rope about bin, lowsl
him into he Wild abyss, and 70 suspend hiE
there while be hiled bis little basket with the
coveted flowers. L was q daring deed, bot biz
faith In the strength Of his fathers arm, and
the love Of his fathers heart, gave him courag,
] and power &c perform d.
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MALE ACADEMY
nERH,FuPIEEF. TE.R.E

TEE next Session 20 nis Institution uiu csmmenas
Il 90 MONDAT. September
IT, those desirous % securing for neir E1ns q th1rougt
Eurish anf Clsssical Educalun, uis Institution pre-
al O. advantages that are wusurplssed- The buleIng Il
new and comuCdlouss iutrutEcncs and h1Ea-to1ed mo
rafHy sfthe c1muunity are rrIrUrtial, and pupLs vi
here enjoy nat freedom from temptation and hat retire
msut 81 favorable % TIE suocczful pursuit O. sfu'y- fhi
manner Or instruction viii b. th1ruuEu and pracucaL and
special aftelron viii Be rlven % Ei0cution and Engisi
Cuuposin0n.
TIE Trustees have secured a. Prircfal ne services o
y b Nlrton. a. g.. late q Missouri, "a eNpsrieuocl
teacher, md oue eminently qualified C. on the position
M. n. refers O. the lologing gentlemen Rev
Robert y Thnms1n and Dr.. A. n DaVisdu, a. Cam
brideri Nos Peter p Bland. E=l-. S. Lsalsi Rev v
A Stfa4m. p o. President q Amherst CoIeze, ani
Rev Eduarl Muac1k y D. L, l. d.. late kresiaen
q Amherst Colr=ri Chades Kutrsc1L EE Me=phis
Hon. ,. = Esbers and he Editlrs 81 ne Memphis IN
culrer-
Board eun be csiainod Ia private families Il non g
70 80 per m1Hfh
zoe rates o. tuition ere so SIS and so psr Sessiai
Of I've mouths With an Incidental fee q 81 PEI scholar
For further Information please address either he I'd
dersiEned Or he Principal
JOSEPH r. BORuM.
auIItulW.usts President o. TIE Board
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MlfNifaI.
DIR. E HADFIELD,
Homeopathic Physician and ACc0lehe1f

ID EsFECrFULLY .uE-ms sclfizrusof M-u-1ls tha
II b. b. hratrf IN tbs city hr me purqe- . pres
uclnE his praiasEl.u. ffom me extensive Frillae pr
D1cfar has eulavrf ne last fourteen yearA p uaNs
hun-fif hat be can ugr entire aatlrisclun 90 those N
may tsFor hin with leir paTllass
RErEns ro-Gea. J. J. Ananeu g g-seien, arm'
rhlsf Prof LH Puite n D.. Cln-muaui . NIL
a. D.. clHVelalff q. A. GU 1eu. q D.. Alanllt
lsuas A. ~ smai. ~ d. Cli1sTss T. o. Trnple, ~
o.. S. Bouiss D s. smith. 81 D.. WElEsean. DIS P.
R Gers ~ D.. S. L1usi Or. Davis NafcheE Asa
p. g. Dunestic Casrs Boss GltuIs. ani Renee
ulhlc Efllrine of aH Kinds Or snr uaifeifa Dumef-
tc aaulel. tcomrHu1.um q fuurfreu year, praaioe.
ErIfteu 90 plain simple lnErara. expressly fcr ua o.
~ private ilflrlfuail- fraFelars au1 families.
plcs md Pharma1, Jef-rsln street near re orrusr
- No. "a. a.
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WANTED Is CIScrExATI-We announced
at the time that q nan named James Vernon
was arrested on Sunday, he 7th inst, upon the
charge Of attempting 10 pick The pockets Of
Mr. A. Street az the FIRE on that occasion.
The proof did not sustain the charge, and Yer
non was dismissed He was recognized, how
ever, BY OGeer Bloom Yesterday, as a Cincin-
natl thief, and wss Te-auested yesterday upon
tie charge Of larceny committed there. He
viii be removed to Cincinnati at once for trial.
HAMS, WoRsIEIET& Co.-Tlere Is no bet
Ter known or more reliable firm in the city than
Harris, Wormeley & Co., At No. 6 Front Row.
They are as well known to cotton planters as
to business men in this city. They store cot
ton and sell the sane upon the best terms, and
supply their patrons and correspondents with
baggng and roe, groceries, ete., while they
attend 70 a general commission business. We
commend them to planters and the trade.
UxPARALrrLED MEASErss. - One Of the
most remarkable eases Of msannsss on record
was brought TO our notice yesterday. Some
tine during the month Of July an application
was made TO the Mayer b. an afflicted female
FOR admission to the City Hospital Mayor
Baugh regarded the application with favor
and admitted the woman to al the benefits Of
the Institution Tie establishment Of the May.
or may be imagined when an application was
made 70 hin yesterday by the husband Of ths
woman foE an allowance Of SIS, upon the plss
that he had attended bis own wife during Z
period Of twenty-five days sickness IN he hes
ufs-1
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ENGLISH BOOKS! ENGLISH BOOKS
GEORGE PATTIsON & Co.,
HOOkseUers and SfGfiOno-s,

NJ -1 lain oAhh1ls
HAVE Just received ns faugving valuable Hb-ag
ID sdIfious
TIE COMPLETE WOR OF EDMUND BCREE
incl-dirr his Life. By Priar-e vols.
yEssE's MEMOIRs oF III FRETESDERs- VOL
illustrated
X CARAFAs OF MADOLINI-i vol, WITH psrtrsit.
vAsARI's LIVES OF The PAiSTERs5 vols
SIR JOSHUA REYNOLDS wORKss vols.
prLONE on THE ENGLISH CONSTITUTION vi.
FESN's PASSIONS LErTEK-veg rare-i vl.
COSTS MEMOIRS or Duke OF MARLBOROUGH
3 valumes.
LIFE WORKS OF king ALFRED THE GREAT
I Fuluue-
SIR THOMA BROWNIES WORKS. withdrawing
the "urm Burial aul6
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NEw YORK, August I7-Tho tive nile rut IN hsr-
ness between Flora Temple sad Princess iook place zee
t'risy. Flora Temple run ua two straight heals "a
sa5A sndBb.
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Domestic MaTKsIs ~ TeiegraPh.
4ritr Current.

HAGGING-Inla B.rEiuz i5N 70 ieG E-nfuaky Han
LON ltto isg d. Power Lo4m 70 % le
C0FFKE-We gnote Fsir ~ ~. wine az q
i2Ni Java 9D2bp per bi $40 lax 20 nAi LsuaJr
~ % l5c.
cHEgsE-w p ios nus e. o. iss Pine AHs.
20oents.
csACKERs-wssrsto On Buitsrsl s. is,h 8 % .
bri sn-sr e. ~ sod fl-opertH
CANDLEs-ia 20 "a
,nt1s AZ So C-tm . q.
~FisH-hackerel NJ I. De SIS slf hrs. % kIa $50
Eo2 sd, si5; halt bds s. kEs $50 No1 bHs go
FLOUH-sssersas sso9 t5C 70 81 Lsuis Extra $50
o $50 Knoxville Is @tosS 7 Hanisn GCos -
. Fa.on 90 % % . O.. CITY FLouh-lins sec 80
GLAs-Prr bUx Of 81 nl Fren1h Winiov, sxio, 81 q
. 80 loxl2 So a. PitsturEh. aNio. s2aa iozil
aUNPOwDER-Koaaasg HIas ssEb 1ss pr tsri
moNEcsasefiald bar sse ~ ~ p,un ,piHssurs
L~EAruEa-ssiss A. utsissals for sairinrs n, 70 a.
Hsruess A. Z- Oak Sic MOL - a. - UeubL &ie
. o % per rs Birdie Leaiher IS % g per ta1i upp~r
LIME-Ohls liver - b. 81 Aha sui s., Gsnsvisvs
q 81 % 81 Isl Caps Ginarteal a. esel %
fto@ GA Resr-gs al sol So Imitadl6 81 Insh a. o.
Cluim1n Hectiaet WHISKY 3u&T DeEiers % % gT
Psael Brandy 81 IS . q Appls Baniy 81 10
L1MBEa-Potisr sIise Cyprsss SIC; reuav Pine.
rouEh SIS Pine FearnE So Gear white Faa go 1T
soL1ssEsB1s ale hair aris q 70 sc. and
sitter.
NAVAL sroEEs-spiut Turpeuins o. cents Tar Is
10 50. small anf iarre brs-
NAILS-s3 IS % Is per keE-
OU-Liussei OF $50 go LardOI Sc b. sizes Nc
I anl Castor OF Al s..
PR0v1sION@EeE Blola- Clear sides uFt2; plain
ANS i0z o. rs shoulfers - usai Mes rurt rs 90
De- SIS So Bun Fork. rlunl boss. s. Hess Beef. sc.
PAPER-wrappiuC CO.. % 81 r~r renm.
PICKLES. Ul Gherfin Is So \ cal D. s. So Em
d a. 50, \ gal Oysters IS Co.
HICE6 &c per =.
ROPE-Haut sFun ~ t86EG Maahlnee O. So.
HTEHu-EaH~ - IN "a. Prime : o.. EAH EHmaaa HHH
Fancy So % TO- FanqT laE tou
saLT-In au, Coare 81 5tolsE Fln@ a. Ob1&
retail, a. 20 % So Coz coarse. ani q % 10 fr dne
Prices a rlt have afrrrcei funy - per haEi fumleTs
l1fhiug Offering.
EOAP-Bsr 81 o. 6Ec per q
~sPICEs-Perperi a. Cilullulu fl o. as, Clrcs % %
f5= Ginger Sc; spice14 % 1scper =
sEEDS-CI5veT 90 % iG Bue Gra= s2I22s lin
othy 50 o. 8 90 H~enisrzs e. Or Q GF N-teet o. %
81 Orchard { IS o. 81
SHINGLES @ b 81
RTE-No1e ru market.
per p
UN--Plate per box. en- ~ 1880, Bar Tin s.
TEA-Imp-ual 7c D. g., Gunugulfr IS t1 81 Teung
Hyscn. IS b So Hlack SOLO.
r~OBACCO-No. Ky ant Tenn rs BE- o. per = Va &c
70 a. ; Leaf3 50 % 81.
TWINE-i % 1Sc per =.
VINEGAR-Pure Whlta Wine - per GAL Pure ~
PIE slO Der hrli Chemical 80 O. s.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1859-08-18

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