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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-05-20
NuRE ENGINE FOR sauE.-

INIRE ENGINE FOR SALE 49,
II The city authorities Of BaltiMore, hav.- /
ing substituted the Steam Fire Engine for BWE
the Hand Engine, tho Directors II the NX-N@
Friendship Fire Company ofer for sale their handsome GAL-
ILkf ENGINE, "a description Of which Is given belov)
built by the celebrated maker, J ,hn Rogers e. Sons, aud In
perfect prier. Its original co.t was "a, 50.
DESCRIPTION.
Box z feet q inches lnug. % inches ,leep, made of Mahogany.
veneered with Rose Wood Diameter vt Cylinders al in:
stake & In The e.i G design Of the Engine Is pure Gothic;
the prnels of box heing hli,d with metal Gothic moulding. fire
Rided extending arunnl the discharge screws with ornAmsn.
tai center, with clasped hands The end panels are ornament
ed IN Hike manner, with the addition Of circular receases. In
which are placed silver plated ella sped hands. Around top Of
b'k ~" princess metal Dosings Of senicircular form. The Gal.
lery OF beautiful design. Is Of meal. and put together in the
must substantial manner. II Is Of oetagon form richly chased
and IRE gtldrl tho inches In sides and ends having silver
plates. addihg much to Its general appearance In the four
corners are inserted very hne paintings by pJlkaar. represent
ing different scenes Of Friend hip The Cove OF Gallsry Ia
also oetagon, pa taking somewhat of a basket shape this IL
also ire gilded Tn" Ensine plays one g'ilcry ani two side
streams. The Hub Of the Whccis are priares metal, with sill.
yer rays divcrging thereirom The Box rests ON four full clip.
tic springs. with ali the latest and IN pst approved running
gear, rope, reel. sc, all OF which IL highly polished. The LIE.
panel on either side at base of Gallery, the back ground Of
winch Is sill, err the letters being FIRE gin and set with briIiants.
Altogether 1t Is one of the most costly a ID withaI seryieeabls
Engines in the country. having been i'll constant service since
January, 1850. and the repairs for usual wear and tear during
that time being merely a nominal amount.
Also, about roo feet Of HOSE aud > TWO WHEEL HOSE CAR.
RihGEs. For particulars address y. REILLY.
Einos HALL, 7s W. Fayctte St, Baltimore, Md.
NAV PARLIAMENTARY.
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- -
AIR JE El.sI We haze rccr ived tive
H books OF plates for HAIR JEWELRY. Pen 1ns want
Ing such will he shown a great variety Of styles. By calling a.
our store We can furnish it lower Than the same article can
be bought ell ewhere. J. WILLIAMS & SON.
NAV GOdts
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CANDIDATES FOR OFFICE.
For Board of Public Works.

DIy" We are authorized 10 announce Hon. WIN.
VI. TltEDWAY, of Pittsylvania. n candidate for the OH &c of
Commissioner of the Board OF Public Works.
may 3 dtiofe.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-05-20
Who viii Vote for Lctcheri

The following forcible and stirring appeal is
from the Richmond Wing. 1t Is addressed, in one
class or another. to every citizen of Virginia--
and it gives reasons for not voting for Letcher
that no honest patriot Of either party ought dds
regard. In view of the position in which the De-
mocrntic candidate for Governor stands, the ques-
ton may well be asked, Who WILL vote for Letch-
T., ~
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ICE CREAM SALOON:
"STAND DOWN THE STREET.,

Make room Ior The fnest lee treum Haipon IN tie STATE.
OPENED this day, an ltE CREAM SALDDN. for the re-
" cepion OF tuHplI y, Ladies and Gentlemen, who are no.
1icSied to call, with the As 'urance that everything will be con-
Quoted in the best style.
would say to the Ladies, that the Saloon will be under the
immediate charge of Mrs. BOYD.
MAY 9TH. ls59-nay 10 DIS. q A. BOYD,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-05-20

NV-OOs. "a n,IN(s.-Oa Cards IRE new in
w i"rfe,t order, having been newly filled and thoroughly
repaired. and we are prepared 10 do CARDISG iu the very
bel 81 mamie, at the shortest notice. We have Sc, urel the SER
Nicsso NJ, ottMA JONES. of Nels III County, a Carder Of
groal experience, wine comes hg' ~ recommended as a very
sup.liar Eard,r. Ynu that want GOOD ROLLS. send in your
Wool eails and we will cndeavor TO carl all as 1t comes In,
without any 4, lay We are determined to spare no pains to
please those VITO may patroniz" us. We will receive Wool
an ica or Rolls NJ IA store We will keep constantly OH
baud Moi Rolls fr s tie and Exchange for Wool.
TIE li!sh,st ClS!, Iri' @ PAID tor Wool delivered at our store
or fil lmay l4as NOWIIN Il MURKELI.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-05-20

u r q IDS! MI ~ WORE 1Ev
~ GbOI'S!!i-Nuw receiving another supply of belntil
SPRI G AND SUMNER Go,,pS. IL great variety. al
ma ~ dts sTIGiER, PETERS & cos.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-05-20

AKD OIL. Olive Oil and sperm Oil Of he
4 4 qualities, ( = sale by
ms sUlta IL TInMpCnN& GO
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Their will be II call ,ureiiuy of the Board q
Trade NJ buiay evening. Nav al. at } o'clock. Mt their rol
over PAYNE n larkfnri's Attll meeting Is desired. "a bu-
ness OF Importance will e. me MP for action.
may r. hi. WM. II. Secretary.
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c. CT Il = l. q O
Is now open for the Reception Of Visitors,
At ALL DAY AND NIGHT.

NNSAM lei have juss re-.
IL ceived something very fine and elegant in the way of EN-
AMiLED PAINTED BREAST PINS N EAR RINGS
t. winch we invite the attention of MI persons who are admi.
rcts ot fine IL very. Also. a beautiful lot OF Jett and Coral
NECKLACES. with Crosses attached.
We want our l. lends and Gust nners to understand that We
are going in for small profits and quick sales.
may 10 dts. SILVER THORN e. Cliff.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-05-20

ADDE'S EACE MD sgI.K
IL AND SHANLS-A fresh supply jus, received at
maN .Lli. ETIGIER l,EIERS 4 COZ.
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SO SEWING MACHINES.
NEVER BEFORE OFFERED AT RETAIL.
a SEWING MACHINE FOR AND WITHIN THE
REACH OF ALL
a PRACTICAL FAMILY SEWING MACHINE FOR SIX
DOLLARS.
~BlRTLETT PATENT NOVELTY &c EWING
MACHINE.
IT HAS BEEN PROVED AND IMPROVED DURINt
TIE PAST II MONTHS.
MANUFACTURING FACILITIES IMMENSELY
INCREASED.
NOW otENING AT wHOLEI.ALE y FETAL
Gpl Broadway, New York.
IA Chestnut St Phil ,delphia.
OFFICES. ~ sixth Street, Cincinnati.
-! south 4h ST., st Louis. No
II Woodbridge ST Detroit, Mich.
Exclusive Agencies are being established liz every County
ihron yhont the United States Applicants for Agencies will
address j. " BARTLETT, Pa,eutee, Principal Office, 42l
Br'aiwa ~, n. Y,
y t above offices are prepared to fill PROMPTLY, all orders
for NJ. chiuns.
All letters. 10 insure attention must contain return postage.
may l7Ii1 m y {. & co.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1859-07-24
Business 9otites.

HrnE Is CaASeE-Wautsd good apd Ell
eienl Agents to sell The best Iron Hooper Tie in
the world. Liberal inducements are offered for
men 70 90 into Alabama, Mississippi and
Arkansas. Apply TO
iy23-iw II. b. WILLIAMS 4 Co.
No. Is Jefferson street. Up stairs.
q A gentleman who il staying at the
Gayoso. wishes to rent or purchase a pleasant
residence near Memphis Early application is
desirable. Apply at the bar. h22-3t
Hardware, Agricultural Implements, Mil
Machinery. Read advertisement Of
ORGLL. BROS. a co.
Refer to strauss, Lehman & Co.'S column on
fourth PAGE.
Lands fov sale-sss Hopkins a Kirby's card
on the first lsge.
Refer to Speed. Donoho & Strange's column.
See F. H. Clark a Co.'s column.
Watches, clocks, Jewelry, siivsr and plated
ware, fancy goods, etc. See advertisement Of
A. J. Warren a Co, 293 Main street
In another column, see the advertisement Of
GEORGE PArTIsoE & Co, Booksellers and
ststioners, 26s Main street. fnear Madison
street.
SroDAET's PIASosi SroDART's PIANOS -
Having succeeded the late P. Flayio in the
agency Of these celebrated instruments, | take
pleasure in informing the public that I have
lust received a large addition to the stock and
will sell them, as heretofore, at New York
prices. Every instrument fully guaranteed.
iv1d&w In. C. W.. ALEXANDER.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1859-07-24

Policy or TIE CHAELEsToS RA1LRoAD.-
The other week the Jackson Wig suggested
that the " grinding policy . Of the Charleston
Railroad nav, sftsr while, do Memphis 10
good. The President Of the road, sam. Tate,
Esq in a card published in the Whig Of last
week, says be has adopted the principle, sane
TONED BY all the best railroads, to charge pro
rata rates by the mile. As an instance OF the
inaPPlicability Of the charge Of grinding
policy Mr.. Tate shows that between Men,
phis and Jackson, for Instance, on first, second,
and third class goods, the total charge averages
fOrty-eight cents per 100 pounds Of this the
Charleston road, fhy-two Eailss, gets twenty
one cents, while the Mississippi Central, only
fOrty-sight miles, gets t~wenty-seven cents A
bale Of cotton over the sams roads pays the
Charleston road only ~seventy-fvs cents, while
the other and shorter portion Of road charges
eighty cents. The card formally offers Mr..
Robertson, Superintendent Of the Mississippi
Central, 10 fix whatever rates he thinks neces-
sary to bring the largest amount Of business
over the two roads, agreeing to divide equally.
although his, the Charleston road, is longest.
as the Charleston road can and viii work %
low as any road. Mr.. Tate also declares bis
readiness to 30 arrange the running time az 70
make close connections with other roads, and
declares himself a believer in the doctrine Of
free trade and unrestricted commerce.
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.-l MIssissIPPI
- II" ~ I'LL T--1II 81 ID
Arkansas LANDS.

ausss 900 sores deadeued four wears.
1880 Acres In DrSha COUNTY, Arkansas 100 deadened. IS
Ia cultivation. with 10 lkely negroes. mules. etc.
so Acres on Arksrsss river. IS miles below LItl'
Rock, wei improved 30 iB cultivation, gith nini
uerrlRE-
s5 Acres 81 miles from Aberdeen. a1 white river g
DO cultivation.
70 Acres 81 miles frum Nafl-Hu. Ark go FeHfsurf
n. ---.-.--..-
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4ritr Gurrrnt.

BAGGING-India B,eEiuz 10 % Is= Eeatu-ky Hani
LON - o lSG o. Power Losm 70 1lIe-
COFFEE-Wc quote Pair a. uh b t2c prime Hz O.
lax; Java % TO &c per D. RIO lqN 20 l2si hsulyu
CHEEsE-w R. loz aII7 Ed 49, Pine AsB-
CRACKER-wa,sr g. co. Buttsrsi 50 sls Is OF
bri Sugar = IS sd sl.5oPerb box
CASDLEs-20 % %.
c0KD1GE-aaniis So So Cutaa o 90
FISH-NaskereI No I. hs SIS haif brls. 50 Ats 3351.
Eo2 brs si5i half bds IS hits s28 Nc3 tHs SIS
FLoUR2sspersae $500 to %. 81 Lsuis E4tr. ssn
% $50, Enozvine IS TO So Z Hzrrissn Cos e.
8 s-l lasqa s y y a. a "a - ~ - no So %
GLASs-pert IN o. 81 % Frsnch Wnflu sxto. e. IS
90 So iozi2 e. 50 % a. Pluzlulsh sEio. s225' ioria
sUEFoWDER-KsH,a-ty rise as7s rs per tez
moN-cunberiani bar SIC per rs Penn Pit.aars
LEATHRR-she a. uloisszie ior sEiuinrs n 70 So
HaTness 3ito NS OAR sle Vol 80 % 80 H-uheE saie
. to % per n; Bride leather - % IS per dUi Upper
LnELOhiS uver IS, to A. AHau and g, Geu-visvs
~LIQrORs-0A Bourton WHISKY a. 50per gal, Oi Egs
81 % 2; Od Reserve 81 o. So Tmiau8u 4g Irish e. nE
Common Reetiaei Whisty Is o go peEters % o. -
Peach Brandy a. IS % q Appie Husnig slww2
LEAD-Bar ~ D. S. per =
I-rMBER-Popiar az So Cypress sis; yellow Pine.
roush SIS; Pine yl9orins sss Clear white Pine $50 Tt
N0L1ssEs-BTs % % Hs half trs q 20 g.. and
stifer.
laval srOREs-spius Turpsuuae 81 cents Tar %
20 50. small and large 1ris-
NAILs-s3 IS o. a26 per hes
OIL-Liussed OF Gu9~ Lard Oh s@ 70 sioa Eos
1 ami ? Castor on 81 50.
PR~OvIsIONs-New Ran. Clear si1s uGI2 plain
ham 10Y q n; Shoulders u ash; Nos PORK % 50
&c sa0s RaIk Pork. uuni hos. 81 Mass Beef So
P~APER-Wurplng So n ~ per ream.
PICELES| Gal Gierkln IS So = AL a. Sc So So
d. So 5- \ sal Oysters So 50.
RICE@ TOD per =.
ROPE-Hani spun ~ toszG Hachiue 2 b $50.
~SUGAR-FairT ~ ta7As Prime 8 b SAC Choice and
Fa1cv 81 % IOs Fauer f0N 20 ~.
sALT-In Its. Coarse 81 IS taI 90 Pine 81 50 col s.
retail, 81 30 % 60 fr coarse, zaII IS 90 80 Tor due
Pr9es o. sslt h.veatvancei uIy 9c per hsgi 'roulevr
r0fhinE Offering.
SOAP-Bar 81 q GEcu per
spTCES-Pepper1 ac CluraBau 90 rl 49, Cloves 40 %
AE= Ginger s., Spice ~ % I5c PIT =
EED-C0ve 50 o. log Blue Grass a. t2G; Tn
cnyf 50 o. cs HerisErsss 81 Do . o. M-kest 2 50 %
81 Orchard I IS q 81
SHINGLES Gto 81
RTE-None 10 market
per =
TTS-Piate per box. ICU IS INl3B17 Har Tin 49,
TEA-Imperial T5c o. 60, GuupJwleT as tl 81 Young
Hy=du. IS 70 So Bladt 85t1lOo.
TOBACCo-Mo. Ky and Tenn IS Oh 2c per ~ We 2-
20 Al Leafs 50 tot 50.
WTNE-IT o 1er PER ?
Y~TNEGAR-Purs White Wine To- per saI, Pure ap-
pie $40 per bril- Chemical 50 o as
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--latest Novelty.
l aspPss 1 . ..",.s.
FAMILY SEWING MACHINES

CINGER's new letter A Transverse Shuttle Family
- and Plantation Sewing Machine - constructed upor
an entirely new principle, whereby the faults q al
ether family sewing machines have been remefied
and avoided. Thissuperb piece o. furniture De- decorated
IN t~hehIEhest style % art.
The machine b. rapid and nearly u1iseIess, wLlie r
Is extremely easy % operate. It ls capable o. te heavi.
ef as well a. the dHest kind OF work. sewing the strong
est linen or fax thread with the same facility a. the vry
duest oobueb. ultt1u CT slk- IN the language ~ b Mes
York critic "It combines beauty. nghtnrsg, streuzih.
simplicity and Durability with The most comprehensive
utility. raeiEiuE Tor The first time orr idea Of q PER-
FECT SEWING MACHINE" 10 o.. without doubt
te very BEST. uE well a. the CHEAPEST family sewing
machine ever yet invented.
- send f1r q circular
EDWIN Prorrirter.
MISS REHECgA STRONG. agent
80. I90 and 49, Kan street. Memphis. next door aud
connecting with Messrs McEirney a. Cas- extensive
furniture ware r0am7.
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NEW TonE July as.-rhs cat;an market closed em,
via aiesofiso bales NianinE Uplanii al laa. Tour-
The market dosed duni sales o. 500 hris. cora
closed win . ~dseialnr fenteug sales o. ,oo0 bush
ss Of yellow at S. P0rk-Easisn Mes $3.50. susar
closed arm
crscrssAu. July "a -Feuf-fhe markst closed nm
q 90 Corn closed am - soaa whisky "a
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gpral Mlattrrs.
sunday MornIng,:::;Juiy "a, isss.

Arrivals ana Departures of Trains
MEMPHIS AM CHAHIEsToN-Trains arrive
at IS A. ,. and SIS ?. 81. Depart al Las
A. n. and 200 P. n.
MEwFHIs ASD OHIo.-Trains arrive at
100 A. 81. and 4.3o P. n. Depart at 5;45 A.
N. and 400 P. n.
MISSISSIPPI 81 TESEEssEE--Irains ar
rivs at 1870 A. n. Depart at2.oo P. n
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III

TIVE Partnership h~ereiof0re existne In ne Commis-
Il san business, uu9er The name and STYLE o. GIBBS
a. BRYAN, Is this day dissolved D. mutual consent.
r.. r. GIBBS.
July S 1850 -ivIs-Im ". :. pRTaN.
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We are auihariEed and requested 70 aunouaos JAMES
B. ESQ q Memphis. a. o oandIiats Tor
ne o1ee o. Attorn~y-G-usr aud Reporter Cor ne STATE,
At ms snssiag slsoti-n. on TIE IAN August bs-ts
FOr AuoFney-Generai and Reporter.
VIZ are suthoriEed b sun5ulos " D REESE. IT,. o.
Elorvtls. g. candidate Or Atornsg-sensrs suf Re-
porter. iu pnee OF L. r sne-d. resigned
arrfz-sn
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.G@tlal gist of gtttrrs
list OF LETTERS

LIST OF LETTERS
DEMAINfGG IN the Post one az Memphil. Tenn on
II ne 2ih DAY q guiYs 1873. Prrscn1 calling 10
Nem shoulf ~ that hey are HlTeui1ei
oraered 20 D. dfrsrfiaff On nE MEMPHIS AFFEAL-
e~7reedbfH 10 ns foH0uinq HEcitoH Of fhs NGc Pon Or
Ace LGu, rizs ne nruapapc hrriaq Me trrgeaf crcu-
tGftqu Of anT dGAv ncrsprpu paenehed o. MemptH
aECuoN g. Aaf ben furfter Ca1cfed, That Lists n
Letters remaining uucaiied Or IN any Post One. On any
city. town, o. Flfaza. uhcrea lCHrraper hal le printed
shau hereafter BE- published once only iu the usEepasGs
Hhich being luued weekly or aneurr- sh1N have the large
81 Grculatim within ne range n delivery n sald me,
% Be decided By tha Postmaster of SAID om-e--hcr Poaf
orc Lac, paffsf March s.
oHoe opens ats scaok precisely % suntay m1rnius,
ana daaes at8o'eock A. ~. also opens az sofaot p
H. n iciasesa e. 81 eci1ct
No pagers Eigef cut on sundsy.
Any body calling fer letters vii please say nat fhey
are nfuarfisaf
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steamer ~VlCNoElag
2 ~
Lssrss Memphis every THURSDAY. st ? o. Re-
u-nluz. leaves vl1Estlg eV=rT MONDAY. ll-L
Steamer Daniel Boone,
FRANK
Leaves Memphis every SATURDAY afar o. Esta-1-
iug. leaves v~iez=1urs every TUESDAY 81 81
THE above three siegani gasssugar steam
Il ea hsve been 1Ha--- perulleLtg pol e
le trade between Memphis snf WeEs5lrE So
the Erezlmg schedule. taxing freElt l-t rs'srl--sfr
al points on The rlssr between Memphis and s.1r4-r1
also rsceplas hra1sh tE re.Eht a-t 81
.ErkGTlsas and WBHs RiTsrs,
vitelu tie loEnts % te Etr5 20 de A1- Pl1ssa 1
mqa.s promatari reliable o.anrrals are sE7
rusf routes
Passengers Bound south
connect promptly anI without tetslll1-
A~tNAPoLEON-WlA packets trr Arza1sa El Wht-
AfGAryEs LANDNs-wlh sa-e-L.1z s- NJ
lcell. warren. Camden AMI Wsshlnt-au4 ber- as
auuty seats respectively % Drew. Bradley anaou1ts
AfvCK5BURG-Wih R4a-'si rr ylrzs-- ana Eeu
Orleans iu 70 laurs Aza with steamboat lines Or Nsu
Orleans. Red Evor. Taz1o and san FaTe-- AHa win
Vicksburg, Shreveport and Texas
Railroad.
Passenzers by this line b1uui North. Gure lr GalEef
Landing and N1uale0-. Isl before t75-rln1-i a 4sul14a
with reliable Packet Lines Cor Cairo. ST. Lau-z l1fLag-s-
vie. win the Memphis AID Charleston Hallr1ad ali 80
agre-ir1a. win ha Mobile auf .OEI5 EaIraI-
Through Tickets
Are -eI by Lhlf line over che various Et=alllr lnr
railroad lines shove spgss1 o. e prees -sl re
u1ucemeut Of "a saving TO time a1- maulT.
Time between Memphis suI Napoleon asl TidzbuE
suf NspoIe1n-71 l1urf Between Memphis and VicEs-
1u-r-0 h1urs
For further miarnsta apuIT on t-s-tg As saakss
Or 90
s B.. sHocz. Advertising Assem-. ia
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I5rer tr sale my Residence. 90 Tennessee street
vhl-h Is one % M most comfortable. airy snl pieszssf
rsafeaoss IN ne city ne oo-t4Ee Is -hoice b1IsIng.
with ts0 feet or gallery and hall. seven rams. besides
onmmoMlus servants ro7us nrrs are tw1 risfsus on
ne Doc. elegant s~hru1leIy sni haIt trees. sc ne Doc
Is "a feet root by 80 feet % 20 aUsv ore vbo rsnt.
a1hlics and comfortable residence. aunst i,tetf-r thsu
% purchase while here is q chan-e.
iuugs-zm o. a PARKER.
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latest 9tbs By GrIrgrapb.
Additional sn~IeIIigence Per steam
aRNw afraru
GREAT EXCTTEMEET AT MILAN on ACCOUNT
OFTHE MASSACRE AT PERUGIA.

Additional snteIIigence Per Steam
snip africa.
GREAT EXCTTEMEET AT MILAN on ACCOUNT
0FTHE MASSACRE AT PERUGIA
The Pope and CardiaGl .gnfoneN BurHei ia
Efgy.
rHHEE rHoUsAND sARDINIAN SOLDIERS Con
T PROTECT BOLOGNA.
Rumersd Alliance Of Naples with the Allies.
NV TonE suy 2-ns reception Of The socounh Of
IRE massacre a. PeruEia, created the most Intense s1-
citemsnt.
Al Milan. on the second DAY q July, the Pope and Car
dinal AntonsHi. and CO.. smih. were burned In smsy
On ne Plaza DAmie.
Il vas reported that three thousand sardinisn soldiers
had repaired 20 Bolagns for me purpose Of protecting
thsteig. a. vel IS to support ne provisional Eovem-
ment Nazunio and D'Araela had also repaired 20
Bologna.
The Young King % Naples. Francis Lsorold. on he
reception Of the ness o. ne great victory sohleved by
the allies a. ssiferino. sent o special messenger % she
allied camp o. oaasrsiulate the victors
HWss runored that sn envoy extraordinary would be
cent BY the Kiug Of Naples TO ne allied army. Il is
supposed fog the purpose q forming On alliance viii ne
government o. Sardinia.
Funeral ~ObsequIes OF the Hon. Rufus
n
BoSToE July Z3.-The Funeral DISCIPLES ~ the Hon.
Rufus choate were performed today on a mauihoent
scale. The funeral sermon vas delivered BY the Rev.
Nehemiah Adams. The remains were inferred in the
NJ Aufuru Cameterv
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I WILL have scid. on WEDNESDAY. August. The D,
i a. 10 cci0lk. a. the store 81 N. c. Cayce a Son. three
Aulrs, one Horse and Dray. cue Cart. one WaEon. one
Buzgys two Mlk Cows Beer Cows. two TearlinEs. and
several articles In The wav % Furniture. etc. etc
TEHMs-an =uus 70 SO. OF under, cash; over tat
amount q credit o. ninety days. Win approved paper
ID n STEWART. in, traitor
NJ C. aye & SON..
iV2s-fs Au=laneers and Real Estate Brokers.
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Monetarp AND finantiaI
MEMPHIS pAILT APEzAL OFFICE

NV ToHE-From the New York Herald. July -
There Is more inquiry Tor m1ney to-day and the bet
mercantile pepper. over 20 davs. still sells readily a. II
cent short nrst class aoceptauces II 645A fair long
pspaTi two names. sale, socqrtins 70 TIE standing o. ne
parties. Calillangb E6 Exchange on Eur1pe n dali.
and We quote sterling bins fiek D. u0h for 90 days.
and ll0k O. HOS Or sirhti frano 6-liA tbi2h fr
% days. and $40 for sight
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FAVErrE. M1s., Novsmbsrt. 1888
M .. EcAvov ! have been usluE the prep
uatiauof ssrsapariIa and Iosits q Potash. MAJ by p
p Wilhamzs o. NASHVILLE. extensively 10 my prlcics.
ad have ~punchsssd or yaa several dlzeu for my 5va
praaioe n oDiui1a ~ me medicine BE- sin ne ssme
Hagiasa klavieiz- ~ he aerstisus ani fhe mole o.
PrepaHtiaa. 10 nj ZEE WY o viii uot s1omplsl all
urt b. eaLm-d hr o. n there is any virtue 30 TIE
her1s taat 1alpss b. % The Ioiiis Potash. We have BE-
IN this prrparatou- pa I not knaE he composites and
ne aeian % ne rsrusiy. ] would not lend tiny sanction;
but uith such EuoWledzs. Z have M -sl1eaues in pro-
Foslus t o. ms brethren q The msdi1aI profession o. q
valuable assistant Is eaass 90 zhllh il To- Applicable
very respectfully yours.
JAMES Brown. n %.
Fl- ale by O. ". JONEs 8 co lrana.-1r
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REooEDEH's CoUKr.-Testerday was a dull
day with the Recorder, there being but a few
delinquents before him who were srrsigneifor
ordinary mis5emeanors. Fines to the amount
Of twenty dollars were assessed, on Of which
were paid. There were no additions 10 the
ehain-gang.
CRY D1sFENsAEY.-The attending physi-
clans at The City DisPenssy have their hands
full at present They prescrbei Tor no less
than ffy-seven patients yesterday, and have
been dispensing their farors in the same ratio
every day during the last month. The ailments
treated embrace almost every disease incident
to the climate. but the cases Of bilious fsvers
are most numerous. The physicians are in a.
tendance between the hours Of eight and ten
o'clock each morning.
JUvEsAL FLORAL CoScrEr-Mu>ic is a ia
vcHte pursuit in Memphis, and we doubt not
that any means used to spread q love and q
knowledge Of Il viii meet with Encouragement
and success. For some tine Prof Chase, a
gentleman Of decided ability, has been
engaged in instructing a large number Of the
youth Of our city in the beautiful art Of which
he is a teacher. On Tuesday evening nearly a
hundred Of his eIsrss will give the fascinating
musical composition, " The Flower Queen, OF
the Coronation Of The Rose The young Ia
dies VIII be robed in white. and each one will
be adorned with the flower she represents
The entertainment will Be an enchanting one,
and We expect TO see a crowded house at the
Tbeater on Jefferson street. where the concer
takes place. on the occasion.