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- Services win b. bsia at Grass cur4,
southeast corner Main and Union streets. %
day At l0s A. NJ, and 5 and s O'Clock, ? s.
he Rev. DR.. Wheat, Of North Carolina is sE-
pected to preach az night.
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TIE Mansion The Memphis 4 Charleston
Railroad close At 81 O'Clock IN On ths
Memphis A Ohio Railroad The nails close ever
cay AZ a o'clock p. ~, including the mai sof
Cairo, ST. Louis, Louisville and cineianah
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NEw ToRE, June Is-ms steamship Ariel sailed fol
Southampton al noou to-day. she takes oui nearly
81 600 GO in specie.
rhs steamship CRY o. Waahingtan sailed Tor Livenpool
Al nogn to day. she takes out $4,000 IN spsas.
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Il Our friends, Fletcher 4 Keek, are once
more in the field with their omnibusses. and
viii hereafter ply regularly between the city
and the various railroad depots. We ask the
attention Of he public to theiF card 10 aRoh-
sr column, and bsspeak for them a share Of
patronage from the travelling public.
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8usintss A0titss.


LsDrEsl I~sfozrks1 NrVsi lCosri Cor :
AZ We wish to opsn or new store Oh the lat d
September, with an entire mes stsck. We win
sell the balance of our splendid stsek q Dfsss
Gosds, Millinery, Lace MantiHas, shaWls. ete.,
and in fact everything that = laiy SAINTS Coz
hd wardrobe, At cost, aad No hunbuE.I
sTILEMAN 4 Co,
jsiS4@ IS Aain street MsnPAis
A RAnE cHASeEzA millinery establish
nsHi in the most favorable t~hosoorhfars, snd
fitted Up hsndsonsiy i hsrsAy oasrsdfor sale
with part q the sock and transfer q TIE lease
on the house. Terms easy. Addrsss,
June l'-iw. NJ n O.
MAToRALrv.-Creunstsnee having tIans-
pired, I have eoneludsd to run the canvas
~through-ths report to The contrary, notuith-
standing. JOHN PARK.
js1e-iw.
JoE's EOUsE-L MOntisOnieo would inform
bis frsnas and the pablo that he has leased
and viii to-day reopen this w~ell-known e.
tablishment. Tie former patrons Of the house,
and any new ones who may favor him with a
call, may rely upon finding his bar constantly
supplied with wines and liquors Of the
choicest brands. He respectfully asks the
thirsty public to give him a can and see fOr
themselves. iel4-iW
osnaburgs, Brown Donesties and Osnaburg
Stripes, BY the bale or piece, We VIII ssH at
Eastern prices. A SEEssEL
js9-Im Ne. 2s3 Main stres.
Refer to strauss, Lehman a oO.'s column on
fourth page.
Lands for sals-ses Hopkins 4 Nrby's card
On the first page.
Refer to Speed, DOnOhO a strsngs's column.
See F. H. Clark a Co.'S column.
Watches, clocks, JswslFy, suEsr and plated
ware, fancy goods, etc. See advertisement Of
Al Warren a Co. 2ss Main street.
In another column, see the advertisement Of
PATTrsOE & Co, Booksellers and
StstioBsrs, 26S Main street, near Madison
HARpwAEE ~AsEIcuLrUHAr IsrLEnExrs,
,te.-h you are in want Of such goods, read
advertisement o. LowBes, OrgiH 4 Co, on
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ApArs FxrRrss CoMPAST-We are indebt-
ed to Mr.. H. Borden, the popular sgent q tse
Adams Express Company, for New York Pc
pers in advance Of the mails.
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e. We publish on our hrsi page tbs morn
ing, a communication from an ianais Ct ne
~eaisboose. which ought 70 arrest the attention
% every humane citizen. Read g..
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- Col. Locke sells to-mouow uisht At
his auction house, a large collection Of stand
ard books, which he requests US to stats vii
bear inspection by The most critical tastes.
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noCrOKs AKTHUE K TAFLORs orv1ls n. Eariy.
IL and Richard n. Tlylor hare this Gay forned a mrt-
nFrship 10 praciics Tie prufeEsiol- Once IN ne Ilriry
BuildinE "a south side q co1rt Square, where enc u
The hru usy BE- fgund DAY and night
q Dr. Ak. TEylora resitencs o. R1plHr street..
tEo dsrs eat q mind street. Dr. Orale r. Ezrly'F
resid~nce o. Hemaado street, c1ruer q br0vn't Areuue.
Memphis. Jsns 4. 1853. le6-lm.
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Y We learn that an unOfsnding citizen
was horribly beaten BY a policeman, on
Wednesday CT Thursday evening, in the south
err suburbs Of the oity, she policeman having
gone out Of tbe city limits to make the assault
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ST C~ATHARIsEs, c. ", June ls -Nsrigauon in
The Weuand canal has been ~ohsuurted for aneea o.
twenty DAYS. on sooount o. the washing swsv Of thslocfa
Twenty vessels are detained IN the canal.
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NEW YORK, June ts.-me preliminary examination
In the case % The suspected sisver. barqas Orin, before
the Commissioners resulted in ne discharEe q theso-
eused on soo0uut Of the tesumauy being insumdeut for
conviction.
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REooHDER's CoURr-Although there were
eleven cases before the Recorder yesterday
nothing Of interest occurred Fines to the
amount Of SIS were assessed, $50 Of which
was paid. Three additions were made to the
chair gang.
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MrssIssirFI X TErxEssEE-rrains ar
rvs at 1880 a. x. and 800 r. y Depar a
500 A. a. and 200 ?. n.
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TIE GErAr NEWS MkE@Ws are indebted
70 Mr.. R. c. Hite, the ~enterprising news agent
at The Worshsn Honse, fer St. Louis, Cinein-
natl and Louisville papers ef Friday delivered
last evening. Mr.. bite has been The prime
mover in an important revolution in the mat
ter Of news and ether literature in Memphis,
ana merits the encouragement Of our citizens.
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Enrrons Asr1sz-WHhout Intending any
disr,spes tosAe nsminses for Aldermen In the
Eizhth ward, permit ne 10 call attsndon 70
~ d.sns a. on 81 he rss-nirsPsenrt-tiyes
81 The ward. 4 aIlads to Col l. J. Dupree-
h. il v-eu informed In al hst pertains to city
legislator. having ssrveS several times in tie
beard he Il decidedly an active, industrious
and energetic representative, and has done
perhaps nor 70 bring aboEt permanent and
practical street Improvements than any other
enc member o. tie present Board. These in
-proreusnts are vital to the eomnsrcisl pres
psrity q cur growing city. Without hen We
are compelled . less grouhds pronPt action
Il al imPoTtant to Be IN readiness Cor tks in
eonlng crop ana fsneral tads Of the ensuing
EzIl and zinter-o accomplish this mach de-
sired end, We need a Beard Of Aldermen who
viii saOp< prompt and energetic usas1rss.
We know Col DpPres 70 be . nan Of this
stamp. hence should Be pleased 70 have bis
valuable services In he incoming Beard. VIII
net the citizens Of the Eighth Wssa reconsider
and elect this gentleman By = decided vsteS
We understand Gel Dupres viii serve II
elected. Tsy truly s.
MEzrH1s, June Is. 1883.
REsoE1 o. THE SokHD OF HEkIrK-List
q iaiernsnts for ais week ending Saturday,
June IS, 1883.
guas Ie-Jans Winlses. aFck "A mouths. tircasshos-
= amrlaint....Iu Is-FeFro chid : daEas Fp.Ems-
Eesro chid . days spssns-.-Tuns tt-Neere eAld, ,
daya Wsns Mnr +. Lu1as n yrarLl eTsiWlas----
guns l6-NuF WeEtm. am1utha eetatnf -Iune II
Hariet. tplqret sumaul p years paeHPerl tefsf--
fe-Franca NoTtun, 4 rearN dlnrheai Aesro man
q J. s. DYES, n years. conFesire feveI.
J. q n. scxtans-
gans SINS Gafnen aCed - ysau, disease rase-
ure dhHl--.Iune On q M Aecly 9 mouthas
o1usuusrada Aid d Ret nrVun, uc1tea disease
unknCEu b. gune Is-chnd o. Jzuab Grrhal Is narthas
c-nre<tIon 4 ne traiu- VA SIXTH. Series
Ians s-waahiurtou Hal. aFeg . years, diseases net
fnozn-..Juns k-Ner vuI1n. = reen e1elaptta.
c. \. HoLsr q sos. 8ert1ss-
". + noEEEs,
Sprstnry q Boari q Es.lfh pre- ten.
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q Wm. Ferguson and FEsne Ryan ".fe
convicted Of vsgrsney yesterday before ne
Recorder and sentenced to ths chain ga7g-
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ICY. and Uniformly tdlpt ia ne 10 ru cases q ars..
r1uufs, bruises burns and scats ita-susrss psis ~
fFehnier iuaEmuurl- FfeseunrT ndrIasIaa M
ooet hislf llE NL
$50 e. re nanufs1tary. No. % Naids1 Lzns. Nss
f9rs - oy en- DrEEilts s2S sN sd o. pr pa.
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BrrrEE LArr THAN NErEn-Wea naounee
this morning the name q M Henry G Shnss-
Wit il a candidate for the ohee Of Guy Tax
Conector.
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.Knface-

HAVING hcen appointed reoeiver q n. nses M
H auouuts Of ne arm q PHILIPS 4 WITS. I
hereby call On 81 persors inicbted = tsem toc1u al nv
ufoe aud settle ne sane.
J. A. WILSON. R-cefrrr.
n-L.--uam 4. Z E.l--.-.A
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McCmfTs moc1rcw n-w-~
gHH
Assent ir aiugera Ewing Mnahfns
AGENT lr Grover a Hsfes aeuinr Maaflna
Asestt1f HheeiH g. WHsu'sswmE Mscama
". r. CARROLL, Postmaster. !
MEMPHIS, June is, 1859.
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HOUSEKEEPING

HfHE subarlhers are prepared 70 do an work mtfs irs
/ % MOVING RAISING AND srRAlGHTEyING.
BrmDLNGs ~ TE ClTY AND NE1GHDORIEg
COUNTRY.
Apply through the Post once, or &c ne residence N
r hady, 90 Ezchange street between Third and F1urrf.
near the BAYOU p RAD 8 Co
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Al Teacher Wanfed
NOTICE To CO~yTR4CTORS.

CEALED proposals wiIb received until THURSDAY.
- mae ne ~ Or buldng an Eugins House for Fire
lqmpl-y - = Pians and peadauqns may Dr. seen az
ne ufra cf ne CRY Erneer.
seasN pruposals WllIai1hc received lor uzfir- CIn-
In street from Euion. towards Ultsi street.
JH HUMPHREYS.
Wm."aMI EHn aHm~MM
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Rev. J. R. Ferguson wiz speak at 2
Fellows Han at IOs a. X. and 81 P. =. 'o-esy'
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MACDONALD's IHPROVED
GALYANIZED IRON REFRIGERATOR,
On Practical and SCIENTIFIC prnelnles


TuE best and most convenient articlo IN use fr aosi-
Il ing ans urasgrving Meats, MIR. Butter. Fult.
Wiuess etc They are - arranged that the ice-Ta-sr
guns slowly hroush each shelf, and, belns ooudneI rom
the Effects 81 the hot air. keeps them co fha coolest
points. causing he efriseratng iuauencs o. BE- the rama
thruuth1ut the whole apparatus This Is elected b us
dfipp1a from TIE ice, Vlich is lost To- an cher rsfrr-
orator. rhey are opeu on he front AMI Ep-uaEa 4
neat Tlcce % tulnlture-can be placed in ans room. snf
have water Jar. By which perfectly cold wafar IA rr
an Urles be had without additional ice. THrrr nu-
ARE 80 E~NPERIMENr- rher harr
been IN successful operation for upward of Zen years. OBJ
tte Fralfcalon Of those who have rhsm n use. =. r--
cerif-ltes vii show. and are now ne most aurr1raa ts-
fore me public ne improvements recently added ~
Whlch the most perfect ventilation i9 Insured. rraaf
savius Of ice has been obtained. mere fririf rr -rr-
iucel, and dura1lllv Erected certainly uiaea them Car
On advance q mTlhi1g ever offered fr nnflic urfr--rrr
Galvanized iron has been substituted FOR the =hsfrlrr In
lieu % zinc, thereby enabiiug us % ofer them an arfIce
entirely free from CIVILIZATION and c1rr1slon. ana cr--
q1snty void Of that esagreea1ie clor Ehich fas hrre.a-
fore been most ohiectiQuahia IN cher refri-arafrrs. In
addition o iheir being 50 vastly supsrlor toafhers. 0uiu-
o lle-f olNenleul arfurEeueua a1d u~na1uaied urIu-
cpiei thfT are move arFice1tle. 81 q 81 DOW crrcefaI
that sal lizet E1n T. more dlrahle nan any othe-
met1. AS j. not afactel hF asia lit water. etc.
Eor salfby u " MACDONALn.
No. ~ Flutn street. louisville
s%55gTsSte 4 exuy Msurala s
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MEMPHIS PRICE CURRENT.

AA
%coEREcTrD DAILY BT c POTTER, 3 FRONT ROW.
BACON-Ribsides 10 to f0HG Clear Sides n ! b I2z
Shoulders s tosHc Country Hans i0E % IKE Can
Eased Hans u 70 f4c per n.
sUTTER-cOanfry Extra IS 70 sr per n Goshsn % 20
nc per Din demand.
~BEASs-Nayy white a. IS 10 s2pcr hush-
sEsF-Dressedh hind quarters s % 7s forequartsrs ~
BEESwkx-zaH % sc per D.
BRAN-si IS % 50 yer 100 rs.
CArTLE-On foot s D. 7c net
C~ABBAdE-None.
CORN-Ssoks 81 @to1l0.
DRIED FRUIr-Apples 4. 70 20 I.S perbushes Peeled
Pesehe. 81 pr hs Unpesied % s7boRB
EGGs-l1 o15c.
FLoURls.as sgpsrnus J IS % sss oaausry E1,rn
family 3 50 70 a. IN tbis a. tot So
FEATaERSGuse 50 70 SOC per n
HfDE-fhnt IS % i5HG Green S. DTy Saled1f 70
is Green saltef g. sheep sins 10 % 90 each Deer
SKINS Is eents PER rs Coon skina 10 . SOC ssch-in de-
HAT-rz demans rean ss % % per nn.
H0HINT-s2 70 as PEI husa.
~LAER-c01ntrT LsafN No 4 II % use PER n; in Rsp
Mzal-cesniry q 10 rs1 bushsI.
Aur1oN-0n fosa Mol, $50 % 81 per head
0fLSGnsafs osrissS c5stuu SEED on. Tor burning
~ iaeris.ung ~oasiF gansni Granite rannsr Oh,
on SEaI-Fu mica eg-z saseP Aoss and Pouisp,
PEA-FabIe HEEL 90 per bu.hei
P~EANuTS1S 10 81 pr tus1ei.
RTArOE0Sweet fr piauiius R-uis Fizutms.
foRK-on rot iosse per n Nes si7o 70 ~ per
brl E~hnlesale DrsS PORK 7c
sAGE-3 20 49,
TALLOwS 70 = per n.
20 10 per tushel-
WooL-Washed 0tofos unEushsd a. % ik
n E--rhe ah5re rates are the whoiesais pricas O.
sound and merchantahle articles when the sale b. By
retail, additional prices siu he required; IL interior, .
p~roPoruonaie diHouut must Be made IN an Instances
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GommtrtiaI Afairs.


susbaS. Jms y. izs
c~ozroa-E.nsia. dsu and i1aaiys 10 uausss-
an. ,.sfsrf.-
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FATE BUSINESS TEAEsAcrToE.-It Is gener-
ally known that no othsr single locality in ae
State furnishes 20 large a representative to the
STATE Peniteuasiy as the city Of Memphis.
Tins may be owing % excess Of crime in our
city, to the vigilance Of our police, OF 10 the
professional skill Of our worthy Attorney
General It is certain, however, that The forces
il the safe Institution a. Nashville. are aug
mented at regelar intervals BY the convictions
in or Criminal Courts and the arrival q psni-
Tertiary recruits from this city, have been 90
regular aud numerous for term Of years, that
he keeper Of the penitsntisy very naturally
relies upon our courts and juries for a large
proportion Of criminal laborers under hfr 81
perTision. Near The close Of tie last term Of
our Criminal Court a detachment o. c~opvicts
vas sent forward to the peuiisntiary, and upon
tie return Of TIE officers from Nashville, At
torney-Genersl sale received a letter Of thanks
from the keeper Of the penitsnaa8. in which
the keeper expressed his obligations to Gen.
Sale for the interest which be evidently mani
Tested in his welfare, and FOR his uniform kind
ness in furnishing . supply Of needfai iaborers.
ne keeper sssursd the General that biz forces
were now nearly compiete-that almost every
department Of the prison was hled With shn-
fi Worknsn but that be greatly needed The
services Of one or two compsteHt painters,
qualifying the Information with the PROPOSE
hoa that, If The General w0nB send him the
desired w~orkmen, be would give him q dozen
"sPtt-botom chairs. Il 90 happened about
hat time that two Individuals Of tbs painting
profession were arrested upoa some criminal
charge, indictments were returned against
then at once by the grand Jury, and they were
brought forward for trial. The Attorney
General prosecuted the two men with his usual
zeal, coDvictei them, and they were dulv sen
fenced 70 the penitentiary. The prcseeutorin-
formed the keeper Of tt penitentiary at once Of
his good fortune, and claimed the ised re-
ward. Immeiistely upon the receipt OF fhs
prisoners the keeper shipped the dozen g split
bottoms, and the furniture now ornaments
the ssnctum n our Attorney-GeneraL Wed
not assert that the prospect Of the reward had
any inhasnee nPou The able Aaorney-GensraI
in the course Of the vigorous prosecution Of the
two painters, but simply regard the incident in
the light Of a fair business Transaction
EDIrOHs ArFEAL. A. = late hour last night,
Iheard that Mr.. II. B. Chaes had announced
himself as a candidate FOR Tax Collector. /
wish to know who be expects to defezt-
whether If is M. Bowen or Mr.. Bridges.
YOUNG MAN.
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sEcuoEs Andbsa 5uaan eaaofsd Ihat Lists q
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rhln hereafter b pusnEhed once oaiY 10. ne nss-pap@r.
shieh belnr isued very or onensr. shan have ne arr-
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Qtce Lrs Feued MGrchb-
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For. Safe.
MEM PHIS
Variety Store.
6 LINK.

NO. III NAM BfTeet,
NEXT DOOR TOJ. d. WILLIAMS 4 CO.'S,
TIN un1erEirura wish b cu he aiieuuun ofthe pub-
II lc 70 their large eleEsnf and vel selected siock
ooasiainE In part q The ~foilsHiug article. to-rit.
EeEant Dress nrimmtnEs
EleEant Ribbons for %
Gallons for Busters;
Gallons for rraveling Dresses
nassels n every teeripdon and styles
Lephirs. Cruel sud Worsteds
Emhroidrry, SIN and Chenille;
Embroidery, Patterns and Canvass
Gold md Silver thread. nrzids. Gallons. Taszels aud
Frinees Gold and Silver stars and ornameuts A CON-
piete ass1rtmeut o. every arti1le beanEing q The en-
hroidery-ine. ~HosieU-Ladiez, Misses and Chiifreuss
Hose % every variety. Ladies and Misses' Gloves md
Gauntletss Ladies and Misses sets o. Collau and Sleeves;
gaoonet, Swiss and Linen Founangg EdeinE and Insert-
inss; Combs and Brushes q every style Hand and
Stand Mirror; Powders. Chsiks. OILS, R1maums. Soaps
ane Perfumery u 81 desciuti1uEs Elssuques. Elasftque
Cord and Hihbuui sin, Glass Pean, Azsth sad Metal
different articles to- numerous 40 meAtion-
Particular stteudon rs called 10 our splendid assort-
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EITHE8 INFLAMMATION uCUrEl On CHRONIC.
So matter bon severe the ease.
Or1fh8w icng Standing.
oanfr .N0EFfhOREE REMEDT. rhrh hsssarsaay
cured ttllt uu. ufy thaurand eases. 70 Be- haf o.
s MANSFIELD 4 CO. MemphIs
J. WuEht c.. New Orisalsi Ra0al. Hyds A Co. a.
L7uis nR n M1RTuf0RE. Proprietr.
HHsHEuln Tnri.-5na =
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Building Hlaarials.
Planning sU5H

Planning Mill
AND
LUMBER YARD.
DooRS. Ssh. Hiss ManueL MoIiar DE- ana
- hnaoW Frames ana Caaiuc. Clrul1- Hr1-sar.
heveirosu Bauiusn. Tarli1e suf sr5u ra-t
sFery variety.
FLOORING, WEATHERBOAR0ING,
CkiLiNG ATTIC s~HELvING. ana L-usEa 90 al
nnds rcnghiy fressef Buiieu FI arf DO O. tlaIr Ia
.teresttQ ave uIa caL
MOORE, HALsTEAD a. Co.
mg1ftTaWiy Scc,uf street.. sun 10 Ur.8n.
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CHANGE OF TIME.
TWO DAILY TRAINS.
SPEED INCREASED.
THROUGH TO N. YORK IN so HOURS.
VIA TEE
memphis Gsad Ohio
AND
B AND OHIO

mrough TeEse 70 sny q ne abovs poiHt-od
and Ohio Ralnaad.
Hazg1rs ohected hruurh.
aeerluG cars 90 ne niEhf trnins.
shuueD TAAth-WAT ELPRESs-LeHres Meurh
daily lsuudEys ~eToeptedl a. AS ,. n. stopping 81 an
. rrriftnE AHuuboGt Ee7H n RsturniuE.
e1Fet Hnuhci1 40 A. y. nd IRWIN IL Wennkisat
O. afdigE -.
No tbnouEh connection made with fais TAIN. o. ne
~ - July hcWeVer. arrznEruent vii - mafe bT
Ehi1h b. all run thruuEhl mating coss oauuections Al
CEiro, SandoFE' and hstto1u, o. le East snt Wsri.
any informafi0n in regard D. ne route o. Ne c.p,eo-
usu can Be Obtained 81 The omos q TIE supsiutenaeaL
a. tha Depct.
5u~ufe-sWdfgu COFFIN Euust.
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PERSONAL AND MATEnEosIAL-Capt J. B
Archer, the popular clerk Of the steamer
So~Hihsrner, was a passenger BY the steamer
PGetfe for New Orleans last evening Report
says that he has finally fallen 2 victim TO Gu
pid, and that the ides Of July VIII usher in bis
honevmocn-the ainsatiate -frdherr' having
pierced a tender Hart at last.
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Something Good 10 Eat
Mann

Haas. 70 STRIVE. Adams Euzar
~ Cured OznTas1e1 Hams, Plain Ruf H0nss Hnus.
lreatfnsf Bsoon, prsed Beef, Beef I1uEues. In stre
nd t- sale cos
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Justly aisus-si saa sever am. s-or.ea Ar
fAm VII enetuany cure an diseases o. ms By 81 :
f'A nature he Doctor. iu calling ne sfirution q
hs puhhc 70 this vaiuatis speoihe. dsss 70 vim q feeling
utmnt cRaIsase 10 ~ vlrtucs ma ua.ufat.nt a,
ne d'easef ~ VIM &c i rsooulmsnasf. DC i -
4uFk article hHt lone that has s.aoa ne criticism q ne
American press ant people. NJ testimony nvsn IN IL.
N''- n the me- eminentan vel uovn r~rafsssors and
private miivif-asin al parts q ts Uaitsd States Is
immense, and clearly evHuces nat is virtues are many.
ne He ;rs BHrsrf" eaunat but atisfy ne stspu-
cal mai hE ra y deserving Ne esisbrity II hs o.
tatnei wherever soId.
For ais BY drwriss AID desisu rrn-rany. svs-v-
uhere Sc Hiv-rtis-meuf.