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NEW ARRANGEMENT AND REDUCTION
~ or FARE-THROUGH TO N~
HARPER,S FERRY Sl-From Sss5SEE
the comfortable canal steamer l. ]. Brengle. Cart
Ritter, will run regularly between Georgetown AID
Harper's Ferr, and Intermediate points at the fol
lowing rates: From Georgeto wn to CIR at Falls
25c; Seneca, SIC Edwardi Ferry, scc.; MonOcacy.
Ferry, 81. The BreBgle Is nav boa, with new ma
ehinery conducted by regularly lIcens ed engineer
Tbs boat leaves the wharf of w. III. * H. G. Rit-
ter. every Monday, Wedne sday and Friday morning
at O'Clock. returning on the intermediates days ar
wing at GeOrg etown at q o'clock D. IN, iy % i'm
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Southern Trunk Fsetory, @ss 7th street, oppo
lie ie IA kiy =. s." JAMRs a ropuLM
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SGore Justice Donn.-NValter Dennison, a very
Ilule boy, was arrested for stealing in the market
The youth Of the prisoner excited the sympathy
OF the persons at the hearing, and the magistrate
Knew not how to dispose of him. He was retained
Tor consideration Of mis- case The cases of these
young beginners show the necessity for house of
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JUST .PUBlISHED-The orr insl WOOD
THRUSH,n o. the Music store of w g.
Price IS scents. aus
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ReruI.T ITIa1sas RiVeT Packet
Memphis and SeW Orleans
STEAM PACKET COMPANY.
Th-Weekly @. S. Nal S Passenger Lie
EErWEEE GEIruE NtPuLD0E
aMD UCE5HrH1
Victoria,


Leaves Msu-rfs every TUESDAY, rrTs 90 Est1r1
lrr I-sra-v rH--ra sarr FErranaT.a r1m
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Domesne Marknf. d. reIerrnnh.
9ritt Gatrrnt.

BAGGING-India Bissins 70 % ~ Keutuety HAM
LIN la % iSg d. Power Loem rs - i7e-
oofFEk-We gu1te Pair AZ tIa q ~ prime f1E fa
sNi Java % 70 90 FER rs Ro TAX % i2Ni Lsua1u
oHEEsE-w R. ioS 20 lie , D Isz Pine App-
CRACKERs-wsierslo o. But-rss - Sob s5oR
tri sanT Is 2s ssa e. sPerhrV
C-oRDAeE-NaniHs sfls 80 Csioa "a %
FsH-Hackeref No I. ia AIS ha1f frir. e.. tifs a. ~
Ne2 shs sis half bHs IS tt. slB Eo1ths siH
FLoUR-saPsrsas $500 b, TO- s, louis Erirs $500
. $50 knoxville e 90 $50 2 Hlrrisn a Cos -
$3.50. ~ % p; e. 30
GLAs@Per hox % % ~ French Wini1u sSi0. s. IS
% q q lest2 q 50 TO 50 FittsburEh. sEIo, g 2s iozIa
GUSPowDER-Eentuety rise ss7sa Tz5 Per tsE
MiuinE 81 IS O. 525.
moS-cambsri1na bpr 81 per hs Penn CPittssurs
LEATHERLsales At wholesale for Rinines 81 10 ss=
Harnes St1 A. Oak Sole mol - 10 Sc Hemlodk Sde
= % - PEI rs Bride Leather % o. - pr dui Urpcr
UINE-Ohiori river 90 % a. Ai,ou sui 81 G~sneyieve
81 81 81 l5s cspe Gifazisaq 8 Sol IS
81 % 2 od hrsfu. 81 toi 5i Imitation 40 Irish g. o.
Comma Eeaiaet whisky . % 2sci DsEtsrs % % Ei
Pehsh Braniy e. 3 o. APpie B1a4 simto2
UUMBER-PoYlsr si2 50; Cypress SIC; yellow Pine
Loush SIG; Pine Eierings sf Clear White Pine So Isl
NOLAssEs-BII 40 20 nc half brls - to sc. ani
suf5r.
NAVAL srOREs-spiris TuPsntins O. cents Tar 50
10 50, small ant large hrk.
AIS IS o. e PER keE.
Ou-Liuseef Ou ED e0C Lard Oh 90 o. a. o6i Nos
I ami Castor Ou e. s..
PROVIsiON@New Bacun. Clear Sl1es flaI2 plain
ham i0E % ~ shoulder ~ to8hs No. PORK 30 s
&c SOD Buik P1rk, ruund boss, - Mss1 Beef, sle.
~PAPER-WrappinE 6c b a. per ream.
PICKLES sal Ghrrtin s. g. = gal Do IS 60 Em
d. 81 5i \ sal Oysters s. 81.
HICE5 o. g. per r..
ROPE-usuf spun ~ f1sHG MH6hlue9 81 ahc.
SUGAR-IlrT ~ % Ths Prime 20 $40 Ch1ire unf
Faug % b. TO- Fany lON Toll.
sALr-tu bls. Coarse 81 IS 90 7 81 Pine A. 50 90 . S.
retail ~ % tol 50 fr coarse, anil IS b 7 81 Cor one
Price d salt have advanced fully ec per l1rf frmIere
nothing 0feriu-.
SOAP-Bar s. D. 6Hc perl
~SPiCEs-Peppcr 49, CiunsmIn a. o. a. Cilrca % t1
i57 Gnrer SCI; Spioe1f 90 IBc perf I.
sEEDs-Cover 50 % tg Blue Gras s. % 12S TIM
onys 50 t5oG H~erisgrass g. % 2 IS Musteet 3B %
81 Orchard I IS o. s.
SHINGLES Soto g.
RTE-N0ue In market.
TALLOW-c per r.
TN-Flate per DIX, ION rs INIsEg Bar Tin Sc
TEA-Imperlal T5c 70 e.; Guuuluier as % 81, YOUNG
Hyz0n, IS o. I 6s Black G5t11uo.
T~OBACCO-No. X aud Tenn D. b. sc per q; Va &c
b 81 Leafs0 % 81.
TWTNE-l1 o. tSc per r..
V~INEGAR--Pure white Wine IS per sal, Pure Ap-
so Der hrE Chemical Sd Do as
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River News
So intense is the heat that work on the river
cannot be performed but with difficulty and
some danger, business was therefore dull yes
terday. The river receded four inches in p
hours, ending last evening.
The pretty boat Alice Vivian came 10 early
from New Orleans, on one wheel, having
broken the other. Sic viii lie here two weeks
to repair
The favorits Lucas, for St. Louis, is in, and
travellers have a chance Of a pleasant trip on a
good boat. She leaves this morning.
The Victoria, Capt. J.. H. Newell, is the
Vieksburg boat to-day. Her virtues are known.
We have Travelled on The Victoria and like her
decidedly. Travellers going down will find her
to suit them. We thank our polite and accom-
pIished friend, A. G. Folgsr, Esq, for late
papers.
For Louisville this evening, the fine low
water packet boat, Mcclellan, is on hand.
What good boat, a good captain, and a good
clerk can do the passenger viii find on the
Mcclellan.
Toe Hickman left last evening with fair
trip Of passengers, for Cincinna The next
packet down from there is the new Kate May,
which The handsome Captain Bugher will in
troduce 10 his numerous friends in this neigh
borhood On Monday next The press up the
Ohio speak in hattsring terms Of the Kate.
Captain Smiths popular Langley went out
last night with a good trip for White river.
The Ohio a. Cincinnati on Monday fen
eight inches. The upper Ohio is very low.
only thirty inches az Blanney, and falling ;
above Wheeling navigation is about suspended.
At Louisville on Monday the river was fall
ing with four feet in the canal.
The Cumberland is very low; 20 inches on
Ingram Shoals.
The St. Louis Republican Of Tuesday re-
ports.
The river here fell about two inches yester-
day, and is still falling. The late rise in the
Upper Mississippi has checked the fall
here. The Illinois river is very low-thirty
inches on the worst bars is the last report.
The Upper Mississippi is falling from Dubu-
que down. There has been three feet rise in
the Minnesota river. The Missouri is falling
from Omaha down, with about four feet in the
channel.
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8asinrss A0titss.


McConE's laos TIE vs.. s OTIS TiE.-
In a recent number Of the AFFEAL, a notice
was made Of what lie called "Fassman's Iron
Tie p In terms which are calculated to produce
the Impression that "McComb's Iron Tie" is
eelipsed thereby. We deem it due to ourselves
and the public to say that such is not the case;
but on the contrary, "McCom5's Iron TIE can
be put on twice as fast as Fassman's, 70 say
Of the fatal feature with manufae-
tursrs) which pertains to the Fassman Tie,
viz; tie Liability 10 gei ne buti0us nirsd uih
ne cotton ia The bale. This is unavoidable in
the original packing, as in every 100 bales
100 little buttons are to be hsDdled.
II, however, any one prefers TO try the Fass-
man Tie,7 (Which is not bis invention, how
ever,) we will furnish il on orders given In
advance, at six cents per pound
For ease Of application, security as a fasten-
ing, and freedom from objections, no "Tie" vet
offered compares with @Mtcomb's Iron Tie"
We appeal to those who have tried It.
DAVID MeCoMB a CO.,
IA Main street, Memphis.
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TIE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY
SIR JAMES CLARKE's
Celebrated Female Pills

IfElS invaluable medicine d u~uiailiuE in The cure ~
Il all thuse painful and dangerous diseases incdeut e.
ne female constitrton-
Hmcierates ali excuses snd removes all distractions,
from whatever cause, and a speedy care may Be relied
On.
TO MARRIED LADIES
Is peculiarly suited. 70 vii. 30 o short time bfiur On
ne muuthiy period with regularity.
CAUTION.
These Pills Should DOT Be taken b. females that ere
pregnant during the arst hrse manihs. o. they are sure
d tring o. Misoarriagei but a. every cher time. zud 10
every other es-e, they are perfectly safe
In an eases o. Nervous and spinal Affections, Pains In
the Badk and Limbs, Heavinea. Fatigue on slight eEer-
hoH, Pslpitauon Of ne Heart L0sness q Spirits, Hvs-
terius SICK Headaohe, Whites. and all ne painful dis
eases coolsiCnet ~ a d~isordcred system, these Pills VIII
effect a cure when al other means have failed
Pull directions IN the pamphlet around each padtaEs,
Which should be carefully preserved
bottle containing 50 pills. aud circlcd with The roT-
ernmcut stamp q Great Britain. can be sent post free
for 81 and s postage stamps
Sole ugent for the United States nnI Canada,
JOB NOSES. Rochester. = r.
U-ChAndler GCo. Memphis, wholesale and Retail
AEFnts. anf sold by all respectable druErists.
HBEWARE-Some uuprIucipled dealers ty o. sel
other pills, on which they realize more profit Be
n9t drceived- Bay SIT James clarte's and no other.
Hag-HfwamTw
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Memnhis Female Collere

THIS INSTITUTION, chartered in 1854, was f1un6st
A expressly % AFFORD superior aC1uuadauous Hud fns
very bess scholastic facilities % O. limited number 81
yuulg ladies. Tie ahiesi teachFra are secured u au tf
departments. All The darmitlrles are Iu the thiui an
fourth stories; and DO one q the boarding pupils. nun
heriug from fifteen o. twenty, has required the aftrufi1u
u q phyAclau during the last four wears.
In order % secure situations, perslne designing q
patr1Iize the ConeEs, should make duplication before ihr
berinuuiug % the ELEvENTH session On The SEcnNn
MONDAT Is SEPTEMBER.
For fun particulars, apply %
N~s-div5mw {. c MACPHERSON. Presided
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STFRF0SC0PE

A MON ne aisat .rTeltinr p opuu here b u1th-
~ ing more instru-tre sI aiming fh1u us ster-o-
suue. Tie Sff-e1aIe Tleaa ore luFrgraHus from Ma
wrr. rcuresEufln- fhe rrrf Cherries Cll@ and Mo-
rneus i1 Elrars suf rhu country. vllh. ur~Ni
through this InrfruueHr. shows Nsr objects lu l.i r--
lief. tcrully ts hey --r, art rhr pre- taC hesr uateis
fr Artists. give tr best ll-f "f NrTl-u Countries I'd
Art. and u1Es fha l1Hf urar ornament.
CItEens AMI STRANGERS visiting fl1 rfv -llull DOG ftli
On call on C. MrLLEE Ou.cilu. 1l Main street ola1-
site Provius & stevar-s uaes ana g-tulne thee uss-
nif1cut View
1strsceivsi. ne rsr-- ald a1at Iesi1Ho f WINS
% E1rope auI ftfTul.sI States
Too liTtrsul Views ~ the city .fF.U-.
s1 different vlfvsaf sFi--era1L A-tra- Gei-1-y
ant rr1l-
90 lIf-rarf View 10 IRE EllUs-
go di1-reut Views 70 Italy. Cl-frrluHrl-, Cree
E-yBf. Nuhrl. Faiastils aul la Holy Laui
rou iIfr-put Views q IauIu.
E0 scsueries 90 El-lalL. IreIflI -Fa.t EHrrts
Fimiy Er1uper --.
a1 le1utIfuHv uuuInafaf .rt.rHr sul aArfgI
TlEvE1f Paris aliIHrf H- AH
500 Gla-H ftrgsr ErrTe lul CHS HHrIr rH'u rwl
0l1reI Oh Trrra
Nlzara ora rH.Her NlaH
CttsEIu Maintain.
was1in--ou auI Tlcnifv
Ard a uc1t many other 1rIs-- lsr uuusrll. tru-r
u1u. Cone qul-E ans secure 1h.Ice Virvs.
q. MULLER 8l Main street.
mrfa-rwnwf~ nuu Prarine & sfHWHrfa uHrH
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.gatrst Ylfms bp GtIfarapb.
Additional Intelligence per n over
lana Mail

ST Loufs. July Is-ns IiaIisns o. Sac F~rsneisoo
have raised $500 fr fhe bensat Of TIE needy srbieas q
Victor Emanuel.
ne weather on ihe plains vas iuionssIr varm ana
vegetation vas pareh-d.
Aterribie siroooo visited Santa Barbara ca he iThs
compelling he inhabitants % remain IN their houses,
tninE animais and literally rossiinE me fruit 20 ne
trees.
M. .arla-. from - rl-ar IN. a..-.-r.--n.
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Bnilhina NlaffriaIs
Hle0ual.
TO BE ADMIRED
HAY rHB
Richest DiNdem
EYER
WOrn By Kings or EmDerOrs.


Wait ny q Beauaful He'd gf HaH.
DEcAusE e. D. hs ornamsut u Gd himself ps7tlof
ID fr ELL rF rara Eaalsr. ailh1ush ma rdre may
hhou ever a1 trluilT iu re slowing Chses. ne sgr Be-
~ teeh De NE = rearla r ths
l l@ten u pEeri19i ar ns har De- Tuari~1 and
h1r-lei, harah aut CRY. % Scare -tu. u -inrl-l
aiih z.T. na'ufe uH nsgs ulrs tlsn bsif her Charms
TO n1pfs Hair EestrauFa. u eel tFo CO Ihr-s
ullFs a ueek. uiT rsrt~r snf paruanerrr aar-a f4 rr
su b ln arlam-.f. Rel tas f~farnz arI falrr ne
Ernrr n ua Grt 81 NJ c~rirhrafrf plaulaf maItr-r
Dr. w0oB-Dear Sir Fermt ns 3 srrr-a b vou
ne e1lLuucul 2 au uuisr &c ue eufiIs rest1ruuau Is
1 BAR hLs l.Elnsl ullr5 alaat ile tine u ~ arl-
ral On he Cllt=l sa-H % vas rsp.1y bea1ulnr rag.
'f ue sppiausne 81 soar Hatr Hstlraulr o.
ra-re az very ualIsrfar Iuvsnl.r. rrts rHarr1sa 81
veil e. agrs-ut.e 90. dear 1E, y1rrs t-uig-
~Duh a. G-zyueylts
e-t Nesllsasr rs Gasa1-s-s Aprl AS
HL D. J Woou-De1r 81. Sama u11h or rf
se1a ass received O. bottle % ysur Barr Rest1-alvs
tud n-e % 90 my wife. Who uu-Iulaf Z frr IL en- her
hair lfte mluting AZ tae tine hat g ului rest1rs Ih-
graz hair Oh iE oriEinaI oior. rut t Der 81 vel sr my
sarprtse. anar a few weeks trial If has psrforlel ha-
Eundertul ersct By t1mlnE al ge usT lars p a ARA
brown e. ne zane tine oeaz,lgies 40 mleEening ue
pers1ns on eaufn sul change - ner bar
CHAPLEs CARDEW.
EEw TonE. July a5 1857.
Phi o. WOOD win crdIf1ce a. Z recommend
jour Hair R-strsflve o. being TIE ma-t eTa-i1s arts
cr \ ever cav Sine usl1G rau- HAIR Restorative. ny
haIr and uhlter. who we're aImst uhlts. have r1f-
uaiy r9Vu DARK sul Inau f-el au1leu, nat q feE
u1re a-prleatlrna viii rsstrs l-u l melr nsrlraI
nHr Hal11 Ia relieved me- Tan -arf-uG lt upte1-
at it1tlnF s1 ouulu asorg rr-lns vho pers1irr free
i- T. q. EILHT.
Prof WOOD Ataut two vesr -omyhaI nne1roI
falling ~ and tcrrlrr -rETT Q Fas far Pee ming t1H
ard bal tried many rruefles r 1H eEsrr commenced
using ga1r Restorative n Jrar1rs aar Few ap1Has-
tim Hstenei my hair f-my uaerlu = Oh NJ. ulr
Oct. and tlruaf bssE a. iH nrnar c1ldr. Nf1rk1 AtuIs
lue, It g. fully restored ta Del orFInal cllTr. haart. end
l99saranc anal d-srulg euuuen 80 useD1I-
g. n. HOBS.
Cics-1. m. MarG. 1877.
ne Restorative l pot up fu bottles ~ three i-asvi-
args, medium and s-sli ne mau haHa ha-f q pint
tuf retall fr c1e dollar pr bottle ue medium lr'r-
e. iea=t twenty per cent ucre lu uruuarfi1u fhar ihr
anafs retalis fr tWl daiars a nfls the large h.I4 a
FuarL forty per cert u1.e 10 rr91rulr. aul renaa Or
nrre dollar 81 alrH=.
W- J. WOOD g. co FrFriefrrs. 1I4 fr1alUrF Eaw
rf. Gin the great New T1rt Wire Etil1- o 1HU-l-
uHntI auI u4 Market street. 81. louis. II.
- And sch by -u gsi n-uzass lll Fln-y Gp-s
dealer u1f1-Hueu
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&I0ar ANfrup.

ST. LOUIS FLOUR AGENCY,
NO. 8 HOW ARDS ROW,
WE are now opeuing a. the above stand. IN oornecus1
W vith or &c. LOUIS house. a Dept Cor ths SLED
Choice Brands Of
ST. LOUIS
- Ehieh We invite the attaafisa q
THE
and pietEs ourselves % al ordsrs e. ST. Lo1is pricss-
fralEht and Insurance. enly afied-
fsbi-iy CLARE , NORTON a co.
New Wheat Flour.
OE0 BRLS. ST LOUIS L0UR assorted .l1ior
DOU brands, Cor sale nu % ne trfte.
CLARK J. OHrON & CO..
30 No. GUluari's Row.
Every Barrel
isfsai1n % the consumer.
CLARK J. MORTON a CO..
~ No. 6 Hosuri's E1E.
Family Flour
CON ~ rF. wc Invariably Euaurtee5 ant every
- barrel which fails % please te buyer. may BE- re-
turned 90 our expeu-- both ways
CLARK J. MORTON s. C. %
~ S. Louis Flour Depot No 6 UaUarts Row
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MEMPHIS PRICE CURRENT.

III ms MIN
~coREEcrED DAILY BY C. FoTTrR, % TRosT Row.
~BACOS-Rb side 10 20 l0z- Clear sides IIz % a.
sh1uiters6 toshG Country Hamsi0A % uzG Can
vasssf Hams u % tA- per n
H~UTTER-Cauurry Extra lsa o259bi Goshen % %
&c per Pin demand
BEAN-Savy white a. to e. Hpar bu.h.
ihiaIs quarters 8 - fore qulrters -
to 8Hc-
BEEsWAX-22E O. ac per n.
BRAS-sI ~ o10 per io0 D.
CArTLE-Ou fl1t 8 o. &c net
CABBAGE-N0ne.
CORS-sacts 81 ObIIU-
DRIED FRuTI-Apples o. % is psrb-Fhel; Peeled
Peaches 2c per rs unpesisd o. s2@b2B.
EG~GS-I8t1Ibe.
FIOUR-siaks supsraae q Do s.sg Country Extra
Family $50 % sE n Dds 81 % 50.
FEATUER-Goose IS % 5c per n
mDES-Fint 14A cents Green s. Dry saiied n 10
i6T Green Salted e. sheep skins 90 % tc esrh; Deer
skins IS cents Per rs Com skins 10 o. So ea-h-in de-
HAT-In demsnf; retail SO % d Per Tn.
HOMINY-s2 % - per lusn.
LARD-CcuHty LeafNaI 1. % 124c per rs in t-ss
13z % I5-.
NEAL-Country 81 10 TO- o. Der hushel.
hUrTON-On hot mol s1-o 10 ssper head.
OATS-50 O. Coz per tushel
oIL-Guuts Clarified Cau1u SD OI, Cor buning
15as5c - sal.
on 2EAL-For ml-a o1Fs, sheer. hlzs and poultry.
81 IS p ID.
PEA-Tlble 81 toi so per busheI
PEANUrI 50 b 3 psr busbsI.
P~DTAn0ESSweef for planting ea-f1li Ffufmr.
iris6 Hor,sen, , % T. 49,
bi. wholesale; Drsss P1rk t..
sAGE-25 90 s5c.
TALLOWS % g. per n.
o. ITO Per tu-hef
WOOL-ws-hei 20 % 49, Uuvssh-d IA 20 itc.
n. H.-ne shove rates are The Wholesale prices Of
sound and merchantsble articles, When The sale b. By
retail. a~iiitionsl prizes viHte relgirrii b. interior, q
prlpartl0nate dis,lunt mnst - mad. IN an iustan-s-
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sl5g0ss.ss
LIABILITIES
Amount liabilities TO Banks anl others, due or rot
nA+
Anouut Losses adjusted, due or not ue.-.....-.--none.
Amount losses unsGusted-
Amount losses tn suspense, waiting further Qr1uf. udue.
Amount all ether claims aEains- the Cdupauy--..u0ue
The geatost amount allowed % be insured in any one
RISK, OF On any one block, city, town " village. Is r5r-
erned by circumstances but u IS nos Intended 5haye IN
jsopirdy, BY any enc ere, more han si5Oo0.
New Nork, March 2, 1859.
n. B-rhe Capital STOCK q tins Company has been
increased 500 900 y subscription Ct the shareholders-
81 paid up On oash-making ne entire cauit1L, a. this
EDWARD ASTHONT, President.
I r. ST JOHN, Secretary
Eduard Authony, President. ana L X. ST John. Sec
Rotary, q the Lamar Pre- Insurance COMPANY. Of the
city Of New N0rk, peins duly sworn. DO seVerally dep1se
and say that the within is a true ard correct statement
Of the anairs q aid Company on the drst day Of Jan
raryi 1858, % the best o. their kngvledEe and belief
wines cur hand his Ith day o. March. 1853.
EDWARD ANTHONT, President.
ISAAC r. ST. III Secreury
Sworn before ne this 29ih day Of March. A D 1855.
THOMAS s. THORNELL
Commlssi0ler o. Deeds.
STATE OF TENNEssEE, CoETRoLLER's OrFuCE.l
NASHVILLE. Nay :. 1855.
his b. % certify that the Lamar Fire Insurance Com
panyt located az the city 81 New York N fhe State o.
New ToTk. has complied viii an the requirements o.
Tennessee. IN March, 1856. enuuel An Act 20 recuiaie
The agenqes % lusurance Companies not ino1rporatadb BY
the STATE q Tennessee Q" and that J. r. CHADWICK Is
theleEaly authorized agent o. said Company In The town
% Memphis, STATE u tennessee
IVA } 7. DUNLAP. coutronsr.
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giving premiums to Ere companies for throw
iur The frst water on fires.

giving premiums to FIRE companies for throw
ing the FIRST water on fires.
CITY
AID. Milton offered a resolution requiring .
return Of The number and amounts Of city notes
now out falling due this year, and by what au-
thority they had been issued.
AID. Street was opposed to the adoption Of
the resolution; it would DO no good to publish
such information
Aid. Milton doubted net that al the money
raised had honestly gene TO the city treasuryi
his object was TO stop irregularities before the
city experienced loss, and to make the public
acquainted with the financial condition Of the
city.
The Mayor explained that the Finance Com
mittee had authorized the issue Of the notes
out.
AID. Milton wanted 10 know what their au-
tbonty was for that.
AID. Milton had no objection 10 iHquiTing
what had been done with the money, but be-
neved it would not be judicious to 60 fur
ther.
The Chairman said the annual report Of the
Register would give all the information on the
subject required, except the authority on which
the notes out were issued.
Aid. Barnett believed It would be best to
meet the question boldly be was convinced
the Mayor could give a satisfactory explana-
ton when required.
AID Hamilton asked the object Of A'd.
Milton in the latter clause Of his resolution.
Ala. Milton explained that be wished to pre-
vent any precedent being established BY which,
at some future time, some unPrineipled per-
son could put the city's notes on the street,
pocket the proceeds, and then run OF He
would withdraw the resolution
AID. Barnett objected 20 the withdrawal.
On a vote the Board allowed the resolution to
be Withdrawn.
AID. Fairs offered a resolution, which was
adopted, to construct a bridge on Calhoun
street, between Main and Shelby.
AID. Street offered a resolution, which was
adopted, to the effect that the Mayor be au-
to issue the bonds Of the city during
this month, to the amount Of $4,000 said
bonds not to have longer than twelve months
to mn-for notes maturing.
Aresolution was adopted, requiring the City
Engineer to lay of Orleans street from Pigeon
Roost read TO Adams street, and make a pro-
Of the grade Of the sane.
AID. Perkins offered a resolution, which was
for building two bridges, one at Raj
sigh road and the other at the north end Of
Main street
Aid. Drew offered a resolution, which was
reyoking the license granted Francis
to ferry across the mouth Of the Wolfe
river.
AID. Tighe offered a resolution to have pro-
Gle Of Third street, between Auction and Over
ton streets.
n NEW FOLICE.
AID. Tighe offered a resolution, calling upon
he Vgilence Committee 70 investigate the
publication Of the police lately appointed
AID. Barnett said it was reported that some
# the 20 lice had not resided in the city the
egal time. The resolution was Withdrawn,
he Mayor undertaking to make the necessary
Bquiies.
Privilege was given the Marshal to bury
animals on a piece OF ground on Wolfe
liver. Adjourned.
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from WashInrton.

WAsHrs0T0s, July o.-ms Secretary q the mie-
nor viii send b. the steamer Of the ash inst. 10 Oregon
and washington euitoriss s2efeoo, which 3, b psy he
Recently auiiied claims on aocount Of The advance mars
By those Territories fr The suppressian % The Iutiau
dimcuiues.
Judge ellis. u Pennsylvania. has been appointed q
special agent 20 me Pavnee Indians With the view o.
prcvenuns further dlstu1hanoes
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I WILL sel the Plantation, in shelby COUNTY rea1es-
Il see, en- which reside, ouusi,uns OF ei-ht hundred
acrcs. about ave huulreiacres "a Which Is In a One state
n cluvauou- The Improvements are alrf ne best
orders extensive orchards % every description of iruif.
one ether uact, nearly lying on he S1mcrgIle Plalk-
ru1i- q about four hundred and dly acres. Al=1s one
other tract, of about four hundred acres, m TIE same
ueirhborh1oH- ne drst and last tracts are mmeiintely
on the Memphis and Ohio Raiiroaf. ahout thirteen miles
from Memphls. with a station near TIE r~esitence. 4
guod 1sr-ai1 viii be given.
iTl5 din SAMUEL BOND
Augusta CCuslfuii1nalist lnf Charleston Mere1y COPY
weekly. % te am1uut o. SO each. aud aaut Bills to hls
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SrREET RAILKoADs.-it viii be seen by our
Council Report, and by resolutions offered BY
AID. Lohand, that Council are entertaining
the project Of extending the Memphis and
Charleston Railroad track to the river. There
is also a project Of Council for permitting a
horse railroad 20 Be built which VIII connect
the Charleston and Mississippi Railroad de-
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