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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1859-07-20

TIE SANE OLD SroEV.-f one-third Of the
inhabitants Of Memphis were voluntarily to
cross the Mississippi to Hopsfeld every day,
walking over On raftsrs placed over the river
and two feet apart and if every now and then
one Of them fell and either sustained bodily in
jury, OF altogether lost bis life in The flood
what should we think, as we saw first one and
then another fal, behsld the corpses Of the
dead float to the shore, and witnessed the suf-
ferings Of those who escaped with broken
limbs and contusions-whst should We think.
We ask, Of the conduct Of those who v~olunta-
rily rendered themselves liable 70 these misfor-
tunes? What idiots would these appear to us
who daily ran the risk, and who, YET, when
spoken to about he Danger they ran, would
assure US with perfect confidence that they
should never either slip or fall. Yet Just such
are they who indulge habituaIly In drinking
strong liquor; they seldom take up a nswspa-
per but they read Of the most terrible occur
rences arising from INDUCING in the practice;
even within the limits Of their oWr acqusin-
lance they know Of scme one whom drink has
made a poor, und0ne creature or Of some one
with either considerable talents OF an amiable
disposition, who would be such a splendid fel-
low if he did not drink. Yet all this is no
warning, and the walk Of danger over the
river Of death andheIl is made with Underwriting
regularity, and the victim Of the custom is sure
he never shall be a victim We are led to
these reflections BY the occurrence Of another
Of those shocking incidents we have had sovery
often to record since we were connected with
the press, and whi-h, see ss often as we may,
always appears 10 Us a sight 70 Oh the human
bosom with sorrow We mean the horrible
death Of an unknown stranger, who was evi-
IDENTIFY one Of those who sacrificed an the pride
Of self-esteem, az the hapT,asss that domestic
life possesses, and an the enjoyment that
temperance e%onfers, that he might, from time
to tine, reduce hiHseif lower than the brute.
Alone be was found on Monday evening near
the Mississippi and Tennessee Railroad track
be lay dead and a coroneT's jury that sst ossr
MS body returned a verdict Of" Died fooz IN
temperance and exposure
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Memphis Female College.

THIs INSTITUTION, chartered In 1884, vas bounded
Il expressly 20 AFFORD superior accUmm1dati0us and fhe
very best scholastic facilities 10 q limited humber q
yUun1 ladies The ablest teachers are secured IN al The
departments. All the dlrmituries are IN the third an
fourth FtoTless and no one ~ the boarding pupils, nun
hering from fifteen 20 twenty. has required the attention
o. a physician during the last four years.
In order b secure situations, persons desiculuE 90
patr0nize ne Calegs, shoud make application before The
BEGINNING % the ELEVENTH session, 90 the SECOND
MONDAT IN SEPTEMBER.
For fun particulars, apply O.
ys-iwsmw q. 81 MACPHERSON. President.
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Iwosld recommend to your Honorable Body
the doing away with and abolishing our pres
ent dispensary, and the appointment OF a dis
PenssT Of medicines to the poor in the northern
end Of our city, as there is now In The southern
end. The dispensary system does not seem to
work well. The sick Paupers are frequently
unattended to, in consequence Of no one being
at the dispensary to On prescriptions given by
the physicians.
Iwould respectfully call your attention to
the communication Of Mr.. John Carroll Brent,
Secretary Of the Washington National Monu-
ment Society, herewith presented, and ask
your favorable Consideration Of the same.
All OF which is respectfully submitted,
r. D. BAUGH, Mayor.
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FArErrE Mss. N~1vemieri 1859
MY acAror 2 have beeu uirr Che prep
artl1ne alrs1naria E1f I1dife -f rutash, mn ctyB.
AH Nl.hrlle. excessively I'M uy prl-l1e.
al have panlatcd of 30 several 1rreu hrug 5au
pnrl-e nyopntl % te ulolizinc ID san ne taue
Hl,Lns kaoEieiu 4 ne lsrsdiels and the mlle or
p-'1liaiisn, o. "a as Wy t viii "a noa1u1ush El
rr- b. r1uoi o. b. n there b. auy vuiue In me
hrn nat nlpa h ar fhs Ioilts Pla-h We have BE-
IN tais prePHatan. DiInotk Know ne oaupaaias and
hs iden % ne rsuflIsI would notisud ifmg nnrlou;
DIT Win uh naalrss, 7 hnre a8 -siuraacs m pre-
posing BE- % ny trrtHH ~ me medical professor o.
valuable HsHaui D. uae- 30 raich it aaupIcaIIs
very rsspccfuly y1uul
JANIS BROWN. ~. D..
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AdmInIsfrators NotIce.
Dissolution.
COSWORANTC STEREOSCOPE.


A MONGt the latest inventions 10 Optics there b. moth
~ ING more instructive and amusing than DE stereo-
supc- ne Stere1supe Views are impressions from Ma
ure. rCVresentIuE The finest Sceneries. Cities and Mon
umeufs il Europe and this country, which. viewed
tLrlugh this Instrument. shows thlse objects IN bold re-
Lief, actually o. they are, and thus are The best modsis
Tor Artist. give the best idea o. f1reign countries md
Art, and make the dnest 7arlcr ornaments.
Citrens and strangers visiting ne city should net mi
e. cal on C.. MCLLER Oulciau, 8u Main street urpo'
site Pr0vins s. stewards Biock, and examine these mag
ndceut Views.
J-strec1ivedth the urrest ant finest adnecti1nof VIEWS
o. Europe all hsTmted stairs
100 dl1erent View o. the city of Paris
so dInsrent Vievsof swilzsrlaud, Ausria, Germany
and ryrou.
200 difere1t views Of the RhIne-
900 dlTareut Views % Itaivs C1lstEulnlpie, Greeee
E-pt. Nuta, Pllestlle and the Holy LanA
e10 dderelt Views % L1niln-
so sceneries u Engiant, Ireland scotland, Statues
Family Grcupee. etc.
ec0 beauun1y Illuminated iuterilr and eEierioi
Wegsof Paris and L1nd1n- Aa1s
500 GllsE FleEsof Europe and THIS oqlltrE1 paln aud
ul1red tonature.
NaEam and sumner Views.
Cttstu Mluntains.
WashinEtou and Vicinity
AMI great ualy other artides tor uuueruu umen
ton. Come quick and secure sh1i1e Views
C. MULLER Al Nan street.
marl9dtEaEly OPP Pruvins Ns-cgsrrs BoeE
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INeUEsI-Some Of our readers viii remem-
Der that about week Pgo David Sorley was
nearly drowned in the Bayou, owing to his
horse falling with him there He has been in
a somewhat debiItated condition since that
time, and On Monday on walking out in the
heTce heat Of Tie sun, be was unable to with
stand its effect and was seized with the peeu-
liar eongcsdve symptoms known as sun-stroke I;
the consequences were fatal An inquest was
held over the remains by ESQ. Horne, and a
verdict returned Of died from exposure to the
:.
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ROYAL Havana LotterY,
Fever and Ague.

from ulich mankind suffer over a large part 81
the globe, is the consequence Of a diseased action
IN the system, induced By the poisonous miasm Of
vegetable decay. This eKhalaion is evolved BY
the acton Of solar heat on wet sol. and uses WITH
the watery vapor from Il. While the sun Is bel0w
the h0uz0n this vapor fingers near the earth's sur
face. and the virus is taken with II through the
lungs into he blood. There It acts as an irritating
poison on the internal yiscera and eIcreung organs
file BODY. The liver becomes torpid and alst
sc-rete not only this virus, but also Tie ble rom
the blood. Both tie virus and tie bile
IN the circulation, and produce violent scnsutl-
uolaI disorder. The spleen. the kidneys, and the
stomach symplthize with the liver, and become
ds1uiered also. Finally, the instinct Of our Or
Elnism, as II in an attempt 20 expe the nouous
infusion, concentrates the whole blood Of the body
IN the internal excrct0ues TO force them % castu
ont. The blood leaves the surface, and PUSHES 70
the central organs with congesnve violence. This
is the chill. But in this efoTtit fails. Thea the
FEvER follows, in which the blood leaves the cen
tai organs and ushes 70 the surface, as If IN
another effort 20 expel the irritating polsonthrough
that other great eXcretory-the SKIN. In ml5
also it fails. and the system aband0ns The attempt
exhausted, and waits for the recovery Of strength
20 repeat the hopeless effort another day. Ihese
are the ITS or paroxysms Of FEvER AND AGCH
Such constitutional disorder vii Of course under
mine the health If Il is not removed
We have labored TO ind, and have nundi an
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--latest Novelty.
l snr1., . ....ss.
FAMILY SEWING MACHINES

CfINGEHfs new letter A Transverse shuttle Family
and Plantation SEWING Machine is constructed upon
an entirely new principle, Whereby The faults ~ all
other f1milv sewing m1chines have been remedied
and avoided. Thissuprrb piece % furniture is decorated
in thehighest style ui art
he machiue Is rapid and nearly nciseless. while 10
b. extremely casy O. operate. 10 d capable q the heavi-
est as well a. the dlssf Kind o. uCrk. sewing the strong
er linen tF FAX thread with the sane facility ss the very
finest c5bweb, o1,ton or six. IN the language Of a New
York critic, cit combines beauty. lEhtncss. strength,
simplicity and Durability with the most comprehensive
utility. realizing for the drsr tine cur idea o. a PER
FECr SEWING MACHINE" 70 is. without doubt.
ne very BEsT. al wela as the CHEAPEST family sewing
nadine ever yet invented.
= Send flr a circular.
EDWIN DEAN Proprietor.
MISS REBECCA STRONG. agent.
No. 100 and 1872 KAN street. Mempais. next door and
ounnecfing with Messrs. Mckinney q Co.'s extensive
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Irish Linens. Damasks,
nIAPEP ETC

CONSUMES uf HicharLa11's Linens. ana fhlaa de-
slrous OF oballins The GENrLNL GOODS. shluri
see that ne artrles they purch1ze are sealed win the
fuI name q tha drm.
RICHARDSON, SONS AND OWDEN,
tsa guasauty q: The souuinrs tlI l~urahlIty Of ne
EHnfa.
ms NAla0l uauHa4HrHl HafU.aHH uaHHaalT" 81 aHae
quantities % inferior and laf-clr Linens ere rrenrraI
se1son aHer seas1n. and seated win ne ulue o. Rich
aris1n, BY Irish Houses VIA. rssardess 81 the iuiury
thus indicted alike on the American c1n5-mer and The
Manufacturers % the geuui1s goods, viii not readily
abandon q business so UroGtahle whte purchasers can De-
imposed on With uois % a worthless c~t1r1cter.
LBUrLCCKE 81 b. LOCKE. AEeue.
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DT virtue o. a Dtei Of Trust. dated ~ 40 dayof June.
ID 1854 eKecuiei o. me by W WOOD and Laura
we'd. bis Elfe, O. focure a~certain debtthsreiu specified.
] VIII proceed o. sell Tor cash. o. the highest hI1fer. i
frltaf The Autia Store o. n C. Csyue a. sln. No. 8Gl
Nam street between the hours % DO end N ociocE A
o.. Cd MONDAY, M i6h day o. August 1859, he fl-
llFluE described ground. win the Improvements fherecu.
leIuE ln the town q Fort PlckerluE. clulfy OF shelby.
State ~ TENNESSEE said Doe being known nnd designated
IN me plan Of For Flckeriag - Lat Mo-. twelve. f1lr-
teen aai turteen y. ~ and las IN squire tTrufF-ulne
e8l AMI r~eglsterci In shelby c1ulty, Hiafeof reunessee.
December, isS Iue sod sld without reiempllr.
JOHN BROWN. trustee
"a. C. ENTrE q son An-HnnaaHn. Er-Tm
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c2LEnHATED STOMACH HfrTEas - one % ms srenf-
80 streustlsuias rreparauaus eziant n i crpecallF
ndapffd g. those uho are amicted via ne Fever ant
Afue or auy other duea1r arising from adirrfrrsf COZ
auan cf a. dgeltire aruul- F1r 10 Fsrer and Asus
urre b. psrhau mo- medicine ia ue uqrl equal % r. a.
o. raiers rlnfE All rrgieuhae me tiaed Htirh O. u
important f1 1rins about a healthy aCfrn in diseases q
ms nature. ne Buffers are nov among ne most PIP
uiar, AM b me sane time vai1abis rpeliaa n DE mei-
iai rgfd 10 sudins u 70 ne pubnq - ere
nlf anemse tias nsm q usai ssrvire. tngsiur.
{" ve o. nrr mary er-snsnt guanues ar sue a1i
speedy ae-1n i1 AL aset uasrs ne Disease uoru.eflg
iuesuisrify ofne azsaivs organs. A trial win aanos
tr hs most stspu-lI.
Pr sale b. drurEists a1i tezlsrs ssnerang, every
where See Advertisement
HOaTETTEa a SMITH.
mrrrfsra ra-n - p~r~f-t~-s
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HlonttarV an0 flnanfiaI.
ExoHANGE AND BANK aoTE LIST.


NAAAA - NtH aAANHH AANANNr -
7rfruIf0N
gaf ~ sI1sr benq ne 2fdrfdrf
Nuf0l hanE--ssssss... raHiHrnE o. Trautrns... 8 al
fantera hank-s...... par Sank ~ Ta1ewen...- 8 al
hllE o. leuueEcc--rs uarIEart lf Cait1rnr..s.O as
hslf n Chsrano1ra. rarIHank ~ AmrrIer f
Commercial nauk..... rarfHE U..f Trnn. failed ~ a.
Bank of Meatleun-s.. rlriErch1uea E1ut Tenn
Esut uf McmuhiF..-.s rur niirL-u
CITY Bank, Melville rlrIAsd0ulfunl nuuE
Sank of EnorFlnr.-s. PAIL -uurfhfea
htuE % Commerce. I fisICifllellfD1 nf. failed o. da
Bank 1f NashVIIH.... 4 flal1auuf rs
hank q h1ihe Tan. : fuIN g uanu 80. -. 4 a.
Ifalerai hank. -.-- . o. iGelrEa f1f h~autsI-.H ds
northern Bank Tenn. . tTIntnk Of AurHa. Ca 8 as
hlnt 90 Paris-.-...-. Ids Bank o. TltrI. Ca. s ds
flrmerF hauf, Knot IHh % Calumtu. Ca. h Do
ule-.--..--.-..-s. . fslBE Mlfile g1.-.-.. 2 40
Merchants BanE..... Z fsILauiairna nllE ....h lr
River BANK, ciosins.. u~arIsars Hanf Afstsmn 6 fs
H1uthefu Hank d. o.. par Ndrfarru hant Aa- pr
Oure B1uk.......-.- 2 dsfMobiie n1nEr...-.-.. . de
AhebYViue Rank eco. 2 dsIOfhrr Aiahama nanka fs
hanf ~ fe ruinu... Z fsIVirInn Hflfa..-.. IA
hrf'1 hFnf.... ...s daOhia. Ks. anf ~. o els
tHuE % Irfrreau.-.- o disIsafe nrrE 20 fnf..-. . Ole
Lurfu-eburg Bank. D fs| uHn1fr mi ws ..aaH fr
panir4are hanh----.-b laIFree Bsuks Inf.---zGaf o.
Ercidn7@se1irg Rate
heE 4erE-------.-a prrulCharealcu ----.- = rrern
Ella-Hglia -.--.- : FremICtu4null .--- - prem
Hsaan -s-... --.-s-h preul5L Lluis ---s..--k urrIl
AfF oAea-s praulLazz7llis ----.-a prem
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PEEsoNAL-Miss Sslie A. Reedy, the gift
ed p~oeiess, Of Mississippi, arrived IN the eiy
last evening, and is stopping al the Gayoso-
She viii remain in the city a few days
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FA1UrNi FAL1ES There were eight W.
men 10 the Cslaboose last evening, having os'h
sent there from the Recorders once for mis-
~,,g,-f
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A%TTORNEY GEEERAI.

Esrs aulharised % a~nncuncs C1L no. HAD. Of
Garatn, Is a emulate Or Atlney General o. Ten
usses. az ne ensuing praal s~lscl1u. wee Jahn L. T..
srrHf. Fa1 rpeir-rf. 80
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DEAD-Bryant who was stabbed On Sa'si
day BY Connors, died last night Of his wounos-
Counous is in iail.
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ubieh viii te ms1e Up Co order on short notice. ne
Cfrusnt=-'s Department viii be experimental By M
Iuo. ZsuL ven Known 10 be a superior me11anic ha
VIII give his rers ul attention 20 4 cr-eri and l--
rnct Or work IN that lrlucl n c-5lleE
we I've e1zase5 ths services e. AZ. o. n Pests 81
Ereman to the Furniture Department Wno VII gay
strict Intention 90 orders and give iuilrlation % parties
wauilrr any thing lu hat line m1n1f1cfnre4 Aa
whole viii Be undsr the iune1late supervislo1 Or Our
M. D. T. Mckinney, wh1 wluremaln 40 The Fa1orT a.
ring business hCurs-
Ts-TJur orders are 1ldtsd Orders received sl-ar
at51r Sore. So. fa1 Main street, or O. hc Fac1ry
1r0 METNNET s CO.
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DIsrrSeUIsHED-Judge G W Aoams' OF
Ark. and Col L !, AleOrn, Of Miss, and Tam
Inv are at fhe Gsvoso House.
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TO MARRIED LADIES

TO MAhhIED ID
Il is peculiarly suited. IL will, IN a short time. tTinE a
the monthly per-cd viii regularity.
CAUTION.
These Pills Should nj Be taken By females thzt arc
pregnant, during the ars three mguhs, Is hey are sur'
to bring on Miscarriage but Al every othsr time, and y
every other case, they are perfectly safe.
In 81 cases Of Eervous and Spinal Aaeeiions. Pains in
the Back and Limbs, H~esviness, Fatigue on slight exer-
ton, Pslpitatiou o the Heart. Lownes o. Spirits, Hys
terio, siek Headsche, whites. and an the painful dis
eases oonasioned by . disordsred system. these Pills Win
enect q cure when all other means have failed.
Pull directions IN the pamphlet around each padkags,
which Should Be carefully preserved.
A b1ius oouaining 50 pills aud circled win the SOW
erumeut stamp q Great Britain, can Be sent post free
for 81 and 6 postage STAMPS
slle agent for he United States and Chnaias,
o NOSES. Rochester. \. r.
H-Chandler Go, Memphis, wholesale and Retail
AErnts, and sold By ali Respectable druzElsts.
H-BEVARE-S0me uuprincipled dealers Try 70 sell
0ter pills, on which they realize more profit Be
not deceived. Buy Sir James Carke's and no ether.
dec2-itgaw1y
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FArAL CASE OF SUE-srRoEE.-A stranger
German, who was passing near the house Of
Mr. Bromley, on the Raleighroad On Monday,
was seen suddenly to stsgger and fall; assist
snee was speedily obtained bat before tie
doctor arrived be was dead.
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NO. ana Main Street,
OVER II BOOK STORE OF WATSON A BEARD.
CELECrs snd enters sod swamp Lands in Artansas
= on The shares. ehas large gaanttE prncpanguf
ridh Dry bottom, for ale loH, On aoouunoiating terms
or czdhanre Tor Heal Estate o. NeEroes-
He VIII also prarlce On kheumst-u, etc Ire
guaranteed, or no pay
. A PsrnsI WAITED. o. soos business habit. Refer
to Beard 4 Hs3da. A8i-es
DR S c. THOMPSON,
tzrN-en EsuptiI, Is11sHssi
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PHTs1c-AIh-Ws are not only a liberty lOv-
ing but also a physic swallowing people, five
may judge bv the fact that AID. Elder, the
chairman Of the Committee on Accounts, yes
tsrday had bills against the city for the action
Of Council, to the amount Of two hundred do
lars, for medicine furnished to persons who
would not pay for 1t.
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Pioneer Lihrarv Assnoiatinn-

Pioneer Library Association.
THR Undersigned are q Committee. appointed By
Il Pioneer Hook and Latter Company No-I, to receive
such olntributions in hoots. ETC., a. tie difereuf citizens
q car city nay ifei dspoet % make. in encouraeemenf
q Helr enarG % flrmr ur1n the proper taas, q Llrau
Assql1l-cl fr ne particular use q is munberz. Par
tie matlnE d11a1cuS, can 60 81 thrcurh elmer cf the
uulerl--el- Fcel-g confident rat or arrt1i uiu
meet both he alpurll ana pstru1aEs 81 an apprcciatlve
p-hla We 1--we he ho1oT crcm1in respectfuliy, etc
hos LEECH
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WoNAE sUN-sTzUoE-Mag l. Cannon,
who resides near the bayou on Auction street,
was attacked yesterday BY symptoms indieH-
tive Of sun-stroke. She was attended BY D.
Williams, but serious fears were entertained as
q. a. -,-.-h1;a - h,- r.rorarw
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CoUNoL-At its meeting yesterday the
Council devoted most Of its time to a pstisn
attention to the accounts presented, and q
strict desire to observe economy and to prevent
the possibility Of the eity's being cheated BY
false OF merely colorado claims was manifest
ed. In the medical department it is evident
there is waste and irregularity- This evil VIII
not be likely to be allowed to proceed much
further.
THE FIRST WKTEE.-In Council yesterday
there were claims from two companies for get
ting the first water on a FIRE. The gentlemen
Of the IRE department would escape some diff
hcuI.y in having their claims Allowed, BY Civ
i7g the locality FOL which they claim with more
precision Instead Of claim being maze for
"a f-e on Poplar street. OF Gin South Mem
phis,7 the name Of the resident Of the house
should be given, its number fit have one, a
description Of the number Of stories, and whe-
Their II was Of wood er stone, and the precise
block and the side Of the street
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LoTIsEILLE I'D CI.CI11lTL
Resular ATkansas RivsT Peeksf
Memphis and NeE Orleans
STEAM PACKET COMPANY.


Th-Eeskly U. S. Mail S Passenger La
BETWEEN MEzPHIs EAPrLEJS.
AMD VCEsBrEG
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FSE PioTUEEs. - Citizens ard visitors
should procure their Hkenesses AZ she star
Gallery, No. 202 Main stree Wheye those
celebrated FerreotyPes are made. They are
the most beautiful and lasting pictures known.
The rush made for them is the best evidence Of
their superioritv.
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Gammlrtlal Stairs.
NENFms eAILT ArFEAL 10

WEnEEsukT, July 90 iH1
SHmes EEeVyett q Co.'S Liverpool cir
euiar.
We mani cur fnaai sacrss fr ne nltuins psr
steamer csniai
corros la osnsaauesee "a ne uaestainhe ahieb
caunue 10 eEHt asio iho uiimate urn uhieh the Con-
lnentl mmploaiious mas iakr. and thr innucucs er-
msus dsfuiiat. % ns,-lY uiis he a. esisaa b
deaire O. e. into strk berl1d immrdi1fs rfquiremenhs
lent Alihouzh hodeu have offered msir Etocra freely.
h+I have insisted on ne currency o. ust weet and
epea NJ Whole prices have been maintained especially
neus are stAn mush neglected. snd thsir vsiue e IN o
sfeai measure naminai We quate
Nsv orleans. EssHe Upiand.
a,sai5r s
",i AieAlnE ~ q
me- imports this west have bsrn n.000bsics. anf the
sales H.goe. inciudine thaf ssut from ua auag direct %
ellnnefa- he SEXUAL sales hslng about 600 BALES H.
~ llse been uken fr e1polt and pecuiatian
ne suli9ned taaie exhibits the STICK q rstgn SOW IN
~ sna ne qusnuU o. "a fl tois p.rh 40 ne im
polte, etc-. from TIE d January 90 date,
@mpared whhthe p1sf three years
tEs. Isss 1851 1855
strk o. Amsfian....G1 on So 90 $500 5leoo
stsk o. Ed hnas $50 - $500 els 90 mooo0
lmnurts .... ii ca0o0r a. od0Is9T Oo0f FT n0
kEpoEh-- no IIa ZOO 16IOo q on
nssn iI eaaslup'n iiCoooLos ooLonmoIuooe
49, NNa ~ HHHA
Atsea NON Aneua-ti80o 1900 ..-... .----.
=" EatIndia.
nafrivs sept i---..iGLoo 1900 -.-. -
tn1nehrster there has been fair busnes d1inr
- East India, Chiua and American markets., willie
ClnunfutA buyers have due -arceIy anything Pro-
auaefs BEING pretty well rnzsged hr future delivery.
naFe felnsed % mate any abatement on last uceEa
pH1ss ne Board o. Trade returns fur Nay have Just
beer pqbished and for tho drEf time This year ahoE a
airht decrease 10 The exports q Uua and yarns, oam-
pared via lastyear.
Domestic Markets BY Telegraph.
NEW OHLEAss, July Is-Cattm.-me sales % today
am1ntt 20 500 bales New Orleans Mifiing uh. The
steamer'sneua bad no efeci on ne market The sales
o. three dy Amount 10 soot bales. Receipts f0r hree
days $50 bale aEaint i60. sugar Closed 6m az S..
Moiasses IS FreishisaH Cat1l o. Liverpooi i5-D.
NV YORK, July is--Ths Coaon marEetclosed vim
an afranciaE teadeny. aavins advanced u. sle q
1900 bales o. Mailing Upianfs atuE
Four-ne market closed win q deeiiniug tendency.
sales Of 1900 bbis atS5.G5a5e 5 Tor Ohio. Corn closed
duli sales o. HOa bushels R1rt, Eastern Msu.
el575. Lard closed huayant 81 ioE8uA. sussr
dossd buoy ant al 5EGss or Mus1arato Cahee closed
steady atl0H8IL
crSlrsEAII. July 19-Fow.-me market closed IRA
q sf.75a5. Corn ciossd nm AZ soGf5. WHISKY g.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1859-07-20

VIRGLNIAN, Who D. an ezperienced Classical and
Mathematical Teacher, and Vho hs for seven years
past been principal Of en- academy, desires 30 Be inform
ed where De can End an eligible sltugtcn Tor establish ne
a school in some o. the southern States Would be will
IuE O. aooept q sitEaton as professor in q college, or IS
principal % an academy o. hiEh rank. Refer 20 James
?. johnson Memphis. and address Principal % Rapid
Ann Academy. Graves Han, Madison county,, Va Salts
factory references given and required
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