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rOSMORAMIC STEREOSCOPE.

4 HukG ths latest invention in Optic. thrrt fuuth-
\ mE more instrucive and lmuslug fhan ta~ stereo-
cope. The Siereosrpe TIFws are Impressions from Ma
-ure, rrpres-ufing Ire finest sc-uerirs Cities md Non
umruis Boz E-rpe and this country, which. viewed
fhr1ugh this instrument shows those uifrcis IN bid re-
irf. actually a. they are, and thus are ne best mrleis
aor Artists give The best idea 90 farrIcu countries III
Art, aud make The finest pari1r ornaments.
Citizens and strangers visiting the cts sh1uld not fail
o. call % G MULLER, OpticlsH, 3l Main street oppo.
site Pr0yiue q stcWsrts Bick. ana examine these mag
ulhcCut Views.
yus reosived the largest sad finest collection of VIEWS
= Europe and theUnIted State.
100 difsrent View Of the city % Paris.
800 different Vievsof Switzerland. Austria. Germany
and nyrol.
200 different Views o. The Rhine.
900 dld-reuf Viegs o. Italy, Cuustautindpie. Gresas
Egypt- Eubis, Palestine and IN Holy Land.
20 different Views Of LnntIn.
500 sorueries q England, Ireland, Scotland. Statues
Family GrUupes, etc.
30 beautifully Illuminated interior and exterior
Yieusof Paris and Lanion. Al-1.
500 Glass Views o. Europ- and this country. plain aui
uh1rel tanature.
NisEsrs Fall-Wint-ra and summer yirFs
CabEiu Maintains.
Washington and Vicinity.
And a great many other articles Zoo numerous o. men
ton. Come quick and secure ch1icf Views.
c. MULLER. 81 MaIu street.
mHHnolHUmwHw Dan nHanHHa 4 E#H~.H#HH ia
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THE COSoEET.-Miss Watson's juvenile
concert al the New Memphis nestsr last
sseningwas quite successful. The attendance
was good, and the entertainment was credit
able alike to the teacher and pupils.
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8nslnrss NOtltes

We have in store portable steam engines,
Of superior make Of three, -four, six andtWelve
horse power, at the Plantation Machinery De-
pot, Ia Main street.
sspls-im DAVID McCOMB n co.
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HoEsE ANT BUseY SToLEN.-DOct0T ]. S
Whites horse and buggy. az hsy stood in
front Of his Office laet evening, were stolen and
driven away. They were found, however,
about three hours afterward, in possession Of
a negro, and restored to their owner by officer
ApBlebv.
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G Kan. WHO SAYS be name b. 1IM MA
~ hat he beldugs % james Duncan- % Rodney ~
Kiss. Wa oommitied % Jail IN Lis uty. ou H.
ST inst. o. q frgiure slave. lie j. a5oaf 40 Frars~-
u age. ws.rhs ab5ut 80 pouud-, Is I've f-ef ulne or ten
indhes high. and q dark cop p cfmulrrian. The oUus.
Eiu oJne forward a. once and prove property.
y. 3 JACKSON.
sataO-re Jailof o. shfby county
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LIME. LIME, LIME.

0nnn Barrels Utica Lime, just received s-d 07
$OOO sale BOW 90 Tho trade.
Also SEQ barrels ~nrrafwatei Goal Cor sale low.
Also Hay, Cor. e-ts. and Bran. for ssle BY
". WANT,
Corner New Market square.
scl5-i2m North sideuf Beal street.
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EROM and after this dzte the arm o J. SELI6NAN
II a CO o. dissolved . having sold al my Interest 60
my former partner. NJ. 7h1mss Teacue. Who will re-
ma o and carry on the business a. the old stznI. corner
of LInfen and 81. Patrick streets. He ai=o assumes al
the liabilities Contracted hy the Arm % ]. Siiemza 4
c. aHf IS asHe aulh1-iEed b o5lle-t the 4rts tue the
sad d-u. SOC. SELIGMAN.
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FrSEp ron AN AssAUIT.-CsPtain John B.
sheridan. Of the steamer z. n RylGad, was
fined s. 50 BY Esquire Horne yesterday, FOR
assaultinE Mr.. R. r. Powers, Of the y. H.
LaneIsv, in Adams street, Monday.
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FuorTrrE sLAvEs-Ro less than three fu-
gitivs slaves. remaining in the -ity prison, are
advertised BY the jaiior Of shelby county in
our columns this morning.
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CoNzErrED--Henry Goodrich, he pick
pocket who was arrested at the Memphis and
Charleston Railroad dePo- a few days ago,
upOn the charge OF robbing Mr.. Byrd Hill Of
the sun Of fifteen hundred doliars, was exam
insd befo e Esquire Horne yesterday, and
committed for trial in default o. two thousand
and i've hundred dollars bail. Mr.. Hill, / will
be remembered, recovered his money.
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PoIIcENES TO GIVE BoEDr-It viii be seen
from the proceedings Of the Board Of Alder
men, at their meeting last evening, that the or
dinsnee requiring the city policemen to give
bond IN i've hundred dollars for a faithful per-
Torrance OF duty, has received the sanction Of
the Board, and only requires the signature Of
the Mavor to become a law.
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r. An unsuccessful effort was made in the
Board Of Aldermen last evening to PrOhioit
the police Of the city from arresaRg runaway
negroes.
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ChiIIs and FeVeri ChIIIs ana Fe-
Verfg ChfsIs and FeverffI

oAh ne ueitrtremeiies that has ever teen a4
ae Tatl. 1r Fever end Asla rd rhirh Dc zee
lhrt s1rsmluur lau ls prru suf ne
pf r Dr. o. H0SrErrEk8 C~ELEB krED BIT
Ita7 Fn Telid cniure ne TEXTURES arlsing from us
'tf disease. atsn g aa BE- 90 sasily earsf7 WLo
~'ni eniane f~lr@pisas nialfs, burnins fsTsu md leg
aliaaf.HHafeiF shea . remedy can Be obtained ar q
mere ude7 And jet hov nsuy families Iinzsr oui a
ainn Frrisn,s urdor sais dsaEy bHgbt and o. D.
Ami Dos snip d8vu guinins uutii 10 broomss a. emma
iaeif ally m~aisi and set thsy are % rslsyrd.
Aoae bw ne fooilsh snd ssak roua ho-ifufs y procure
mf~ valuable Btusu and save msmraivss intense
s-uy.
Fgr sss b. drurrists sd dealers rsosrs1y. svsry
Ehsrs So aivsrtssusut
mnar-r-.n aalrn
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NV oRLgAsa, srpt 20 -cofln-rhe suies o. to-day
smauut 70 7Seblies irrrsuiar prices. New orleans
addin- qnaiei o. uEc The rai-s ~ three days
amnuptn i1noo bslr. n receipts o. mres tHTs
amsmi 20 isooo bale srli-t 1900 bales ums time
Inst y'ar TIE exports o. nree dlyl amount to 1000
baief The receipts shssdo 20 last ysas amount 10 1900
bales suar-me market cI-ed nrm stGEGsK Lard
inh-ls uN WHISKY o. F-eisau On afon D Havrs
~.
CiNctssArI irpt 20.-Faur-The narket closed
aTu. Corn anm ct IS ir white. whnky asN. P1rt-
westeru Mess 49,
SAY FRAsctsco, Aug. 2s.-P1rk Is quoted 1t t7 81
Gsis Clear Mes So. CoH-e eiassf SRA It i2kgi3
Lard l29ltc. uvsr-Orlea TO-. md CRUSHED a.
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CAIRo, September "a IRE oo1u-rsL u nis city
today, which dsstroyedth -ayl5r House together with
fourte~n other buildings, or Commercial street. The
loss Is estimltcd at $1,000.
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BoARp OF ALprKNEx.-There viii be an
adjourned meeting Of the Board OF Mayor and
Aldermen al : O'Clock this evening
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IRON q Mr. BROWN. last ssturfay nirht. while
IT % haanf he steamboat Tennessee Belle. a snail
hrmuandum Book. 1-durai1lus guufy ptpers-aman-
them three Notes ufthe fiiowine trscrlplln one note
Tor sfi1-8, az thirty DAYS from date. as below one note
Cor sff-ls. at SIXTY lHvs from date. as below bah
trasu ty FsrguaH a Fltlck. i1 ngai ofs y williams
NCo, fstef ul-2fst seut-mbrr. 1851. and payable ar the
hrlult % the rul1u EauE of Tennessee az Memphls. ne
cher uate Wa trauu b. b. r Matua. In favor o. 9. b.
Wulftm71u, Cor stftfn dated January %. 1857. and
PAYABLE ninety days fr1u Gate. az th-braneh % me Uui0n
BANK 0f Truuessre a. Memphl1- All persons are hereby
-aut1ued not o. tuia Tor either % me shove mentioned
nafr- 8 b. WILLIAMSON q %
nraf-ar-fwrm
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Ma. Jas. E. MUEDOcH-This distinguished
actor will leave Cincinnati for this city today,
to in an engagement at The opening Of the new
theatsr.
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The PHOsPEcrs OF oUR CrTT-RAruwAYs.
The correspondence from every quarter
which appears daily in the city press, the
active Interest in relation to this matter svinced
BY our citizens, the numbers who design at
tending the S. Louis Railroad Convention
all these considerations demonstrate the fact
that the Iron Mountain Railroad will be *
tended to Memphis. The effect Of this con
tsnplated change in our railway connections
with the Northwest begins even now to de-
velcPe Itself. Men were disposed to believe
that the construction Of the Mobile and Ohio,
and Of the Mississippi Central Railroads, the
one connecting Columbus City with Mobile,
the osher with New Orleans, would tend
greatly to injurs the trade and Of
this city. But these anticipated results have
not been felt From al quarters we learn that
the shipments Of cotton to this market viii
exceed those made during any presiding year.
Il has been shown that our great staple can
Be forwarded hence 70 New York at less cost
than BY way Of New Orleans. Our e~ireulat-
ing medium is even better than gold or silVer,
Beitbsr commanding a premium, and silver be-
ing At a discount. There can be no reason
why cotton should not seek this market, even
IL New Orleans were equally near the final
market in Liverpool.
But the producers along our interior railway
lines know The men with whom they deal, and
through whose agency their products are dis
posed Of; they, therefore, ship to Memphis,
the most accessible market, which they can
daily visit, and with which they can have daily
communication. Besides, here, each planter
can at viii, for himself, dispose Of his own
crop. It is otherwise, BY legal enantmsnt, in
Mobile and New Orleans, where the planter is
forced to entrust the management Of bis bush
ness TO brokers and commission merchants
Beyond an this, people everywhere have an
abiding faith in the energy, intelligence and
liberal enterprise q our people. 60 where you
viii men wiz tell you that this Iron Mountain
Road viii surely,mske its southern terminus al
Memphis. Tie roads built around Der viii
avail nothing TO destroy Der. She has already
done too much, and acquired by this very means
the ability to do 50 much more, that rstrogres-
sion is impossible. Even shouldthe Iron Noun
tain Road be diverted from it's airline course
to New Orleans, the branch road viii run 10
Columbus, Kentucky, while the naia frunk
hAe viii cross the Mississippi at this city,
That this confidence is universal, is proven
BY the opening real estate sales Of the season,
made BY MonssHat, Dupree & Co., whose
transactions on yesterday and the day before
demonstrate the fact that prices Of real estate
in the city and suburbs have not declined, but
OF the contrary have steadily advanced.
We, with the res. Of mankind, have an abid-
ing faith in tie energy and enterprise Of our
people, and in the great and glorious destiny
which awaits our city.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1859-09-21

In response TO our correspondent, AR
Kansas w will state that Governor JoNEs,
for some two weeks past, has been confined at
ION by indisPosition, which, we hope, viii BE-
yesterday in snfeebled health. We know it TO
be his great desire to be at the St. Louis Con
v~ention, and nothing but in health win prevent
bis attendance.
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Spinal 4u6trs
HonOway's pins and Oinfment

rHE lmmisrant 90 ne lein~m-nt. o. the west. shou,f
never b. uap-ssieei shh uhsse tvo curlnvss my
ognhias m tarmas'vds ne ~haie hsst n druss mat are
~reamm-ni-i frauune pharmaeuDen q ne prs-iuauer.
anf are hattsitrufir and iuValstie
sid srus aanafsetay, No 8 HHieu L.a-. So
r-rs snd By a prurrisu q Is "a al g. s-rbu
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1859-09-21

CT-caFt c. B. Church, Of this si'y, was
in Philsde phia on Friday last
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.HnffcP.

AER BENJAMIN BABB beczue joiui partner with
NJ Us from the lt SCI temher, inst. The style q our
house viii hereafter b. Harris, Hunt n Co.
sgpl5E1m HARRIS u-yF
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DRUGs!!


0OO BUSHELS RED CLOVER SEED
$50 bushsis Herds Gras sssdi
100 bushels Orchard Gnas Seed;
IT'S buEsels Clean Bus Grass seodi
100 bushels umohy sesd5
100 bushels Seed Rye5
And ether seasoaahle SecA
FOPsals only for cash At low prices BY
sspio s. MANSFIELD a CO.
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nssrnIs p.Ir - ogEles

corrox -rhe coa1u bushes rs vcfy muh re-
strldet yesterday. snd ne b ies limited e soout fo
BARS h- ex,ess 81 vsish VS. nksa a. lie. We ooa-
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Mississippi and Tennessee Railroad
Stockholders Meeting.

nN THURSDAY, 18th day " October urxt. she Ar
" uua' Meeting Of the Siotkhold-lnof Tire Mississippi
AMI Tennessee Railroad Company wIrbs held a. The cts
q Memphs. Tor The purpose q riC-tiaF Directars Tor
The succeeding corporate yrar. ErIuf -sti1E TO q malIu-
eitlu1 rf tEe agiLa-iB D. Direct-. fc issue Income
Rali,- stykh1ldsrs wis pass free.
sruT5-IHuIw C. p VANCE Sarfsv-
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-In consequence Of an accident over
which We hain n control at the time, but which
we shall soon remedy, the WEEKLY AFFEAI
was delayed one day behind our regular mail
ing day. We hope our Weekly subscribers
viii bear with us until We can eomPlets our
arrangements.
SITUATION WASrED.-A Young reutlemaR
well prepared to Gil The position, wishes a sit
u7tion in the city, either as book-kssPsr or
assistant b~ook-kesper- We know his csPa-
bilities, and NOS cordially recommend him
having known him during the past two years.
Address X Y. l.. through the city postofhce.
An ATTRACTIVE SALK.-Ths sales on res
terday and the day before By Monssrrat, Du-
pree Co. indicated steady advance in the
prices Of real estate in the city and It's envi-
Tous. Their sales are continued this morning,
when they dispose Of tbirtF-four large build
ing lots on the Pigeen Roost Road near Mr..
Ashes residence. See advertisement
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Meeting OF the Grand Ledge OF the
FIre AT Cairo-

BAETiAoRE. September 2o-The GuaiJodge o. The
Independent Onler o. Odd Fellow in the Uuitra ststsi
met m thfs efv t,-drv
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BOtanieO Medical College Of Memphis.
FOURTEENTH ANIMAL ANNOUNCEMENT.
Faculty. AND OFFICERS.
G. W NORROW. n. D..
Professor o. General and Special Anatomy.
s.P. CUILER. N. D.
Professor Of Chemistry, TlZio3i0-y and Medical Juris-
prudence.
C.. ". ZORRO n. D.,
Profes-1r % Surgery and Dcmol- r4tor u Anatomy
L-w GABBER Y o.,
Professor OF O tatrlrs &rf Diseases Of v men aut
Children.
S. P. CUTIE N. D.
Professor o. Minsraiugy, GeliaEy aud CrgstalrEa. De.
wv. levitt. n D..
Professor q Physiology and Pathology
T. c. GAYLE. n D.,
Professor Of Institutes and Prsctl1g % Medicine.
p. &ORBOW. n D.
Professor % Nate ia MriIa and therapeutics
s p CUTLER. n. D., Treasurer af lLc Faculty
l. ". GABnEaT n Secretary % The Faeuiy y.
7 G.. GAYLE. Cor. Secretary ard AEeul.
" q MORROW, Dean lf the Facuty-
Eee- io- llqkeLs ~ T. lures -.--..------slo %
haT1culaiion 5 90
Payable invuratly .n advance, On cash. or the Siock
.un-ates 90 ue Joint st1-t Company. 90 pa Va IA
ton
Lectures will ommenoe 1T TUESDAY OF dsy) % No
vember next, aut continue Is weeks. Siuienis viii DO
well Co Dc pre-eut b. take q fair start
Far further information, address either Profs. Gayle,
Gabbsrt. or Hewitt 10 n nphts Prot. Caller. a. holly
Springs. Mics q. ". Morrow. at New Castle, Tenn (;
or the Dean. 90 MlddIaHurr Tenn.
sep s-dav2n wa MORROW n D, Dean.
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PLUMBER 4 GILBERT,
Wholesale and Retail Druggists.

No. 26l Hain street. Memphis.
WILL keep on land a large and well selected stock o.
w Drugs, Medicines. Paint, Oils. faucT Article
and al other articles IN their lire 90 business.
one of Che 9m is-1r 10 TIE North. for the purchase
af stocE and re confidently assert, thst. with the facIi-
fes Be have IN the purchase % goods. We can present in
tu1emsuts Oh The traie equal % any house In the city.
We solicit The ezEmiuati0n ofO1r goois By the COMMIT
nifty generally. se1l-1m
FOR RE.f-T.
HuTrAGE on AIEbaua -treet { I ouus, In sod order.
Possession Eren immediatey. Apply b
wilson A HauurE
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9flt0ifaI.
m IS SoT roo MUCH no SAY

1T ~ NOT TOO MUCH TO SAY
SINCE ALL,
OLD AND @,
.GFFIR-u TTS TRUTH,
Viz: That Prof Woods Hair Restorative
WILL prs--rv- rSFALLrsLr ne oRowTu ant
" eoLohH DE- barr. q r-ef w. hree um-a
20 iutEar 1-r F.urclT r~t1rs ihr raf
mlErlt more en- and -eaffri msn any ot and pre-
t4 mo acsIp ree fra az disease 90 ne grefe1f axe
1870 Nete7s
ti over ne rorI bean trsun-nT ust wedlnof rv tel
n1ch In is favor. Raj me mt Eiar. sud i1lse;
HICKORY eRovz. g. chariss Co No,
PaoE o.. w0op-D-ar Sir. Ems tine astrim
- - lndurrf t1 Cry sane n Uarr Hsir H-tlra-
fuiy O. yuu anf the aGf.trf q r-..r r.
Our uule su's hsaff r rmr rale haf been perfectly
tefl Eln sores al soue ai-tt cliFh@af Tie
euareH ou- ~ % o1useglrrrr. EhTu q
fueud, seeiuE BIS ur-r1~s. nIai.af h o. 10 ~1rr
aaaaaure Wedf1 win uuIe hrue 1f f1o1-s-i 1uf
oo1- slrprsf 30 DAT p Pen rlr % rufs o. very ies
hpnleauola reuulv-d me disra-a rufirrlT. aal o. urr ant
ilrufiauf crop of hair aon started e1f ant ue er uau
~ hat our by has a. heafhr a scalp. snI u lurrrsnf
80 20 hereby, reo0mmcuf Frur Hest1raftrr. a. q prH-1
rsnsiy ir 90 disease of ne scalp and hair.
We are To1rs. --csp=ruuy.
GEO ". m-GGrSHOruAN.
sARAH A W~GGINB0THAM.
FhoF Woon-nrrr SIR NJ hair tad. fr sewers
years teen beusmanE urrusflrclg gray GClwraniel nJ
a lafa1nrss Eteh rruler q he uus-art aIglcaual lf
OF aeeserg lu dressing o. Whrn cunr1cei u.ng
lalf HAIR Restorative ah1rf two maufhs arr. f Eas tl
- aanliti1ni and hsVinE r-untluu-a BEL use rn within
80 ttree Eeeks- Ithas turned o. is uzturrl c1iur.
uel q elnnes Eud lusire uelny % D. preferred
proda1ef By tlH application % ois Gr shy efhfr
Pffaalon ihave ever used rregar1 Be- las su iniis-
e aruae fnr every ialyE toilet whether FOL De-
aei a. a Hair Restorative 1r 90 ne simple grrrrFc ~
ns % heHutlfyng the hair. IN have permIssiar
refer o me All wh1 entertain any dogtt ~ its per-
''k at hat b. claimed fr ~
Kris. c sThoSns
Cincinnati o. Feb- o1s5g ufmir street..
WELLrsGToS No. Drcrmser s. 1871.
Fhpf NQou-ncar Sra R ire advice n % friend
% moe. 40 hsl nreu asilg your Hair Restorative, .
infuerd o. tT BE- had me fewer. slme time LAST
~, nml ueartT every hlir IN ny heat cane 1uf. N1u
nI hAr has cu- I'M a rreat deal fhictrr Than ewes 70
Fa Nathiag Or a f1rv Enl Fvmuarav that feel Co |
unhcaf- Oh alhfr I'd are aniic-d ss have BEEN
-pll indu1s me r1 give this uutuc adrlrwfrf-mfr ~ l
~ peneli Z hfFe received r1m Prof W-sFs Hair
-esNrauFe- Taurs r--rerfuIy-
A n. @
n Restorative is pat uD in bottles ~ three sizss. viz
arEe medium and TrHIs hr snail hoiis half q pint. Q
NJ retails Tor one dollar per boulfi ne mefium h1ls
% least twenty per cent. m1re m proportion han The
mall retals Tor tive collars bour ne larre holds q
.lar+ trV Per cent mare IN pnporiqni and ratail 81
hree collar a bafla.
o. J. WOOL a Co. Propristars. 81 Broafray. Nsw
LorEs On NJ great New T1rE Wire HailiuE Estabisr-
nelll a11 ia harket street. s. Lois. No.
y AM sodby zI sod DruElsE snd Fanny Gods
I1nTru. mnHTLnm1m I
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- AhNAA NV NNua-r Sc Au NHeNHs
Sewing Machines at prices from $50 70
500, warranted. YEAROUT 4 Co,
ssPls-1w 292 Calhoun Block, Main st.
WASTED-A clerk, a young, unmarried man
preferred-One well acquainted with the trade
Of Memphis. Unexeeptionsbie references re-
quired. Apply by letter to
NORRIS. MALL & CO., ClothieIs,
seI7-st' New Orleans.
School Books AT -Cosr.-Wa,son a Beard,
1913 Main street, are selling their entire assort-
nent Of school books at cost. I'm
HERE Is A CHASoE.-Wanted good and eff
Client Agents to sell the best Iron Hoppe or Tie in
the world. Liberal inducements are offered for
men to 90 into Alabama, Mississippi and
Arkansas. Apply to
jy23-2m H. B. WILLIAMS a Co.
No. IS jefferson street, Up stairs.
Hardware, Agricultural Implements, MIL
Machinery. Read advertisement Of
oRGILL. BROS a co.
Lands for sale-see Hopkins a Kirby's card
on the first page.
Refer to Strauss, Lehman & Co.'s column or
fourth page.
See F. H. Clark a Co.'s column.
Watches, clocks, Jeselry, sIver and plated
ware, fancy goods, etc. See advertisement Of
A. J. Warren & Co 2ss Main street.
In another column, see the advertisement Of
GEORGE PATTIsoS a Co, booksellers and
StstiOnsrs, 263 Main street, near Madison
street.
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PATENT MICA AND
FIRRnUS CEMENT ROOFING.

Tms ernest consists o. strong Hutinous sutstaneesl
imrrrrnatsf via dhruus matter, and covered Win
Mo whah raEe it Fire Proof. and a perfet RESISTANT
Of ne afm1s1nrre In every clmatei ami Ee vii WAE-
uarr II whrER PROoF. f also reflects ne r1vs o.
ne sun. maEilE the building much cooler In eumue-
nan an Or slate. and viii neither crack nor rUt- IT Is
PRACTICALLY IMFERIsHABLE. AMI having been
thcrouEliv tried Tor years In New York City and various
parts OF the Uuifef States, % is The chaapest and Best
roofing On use- JOSEPH DITTO & co.
General Omee, is Broadway. New TorE.
n R-Crnlrnt Or sale b. ne barrel, with fur print
- Instructions fr arplyinz. We also ofer mr sale.
TsuitrLai Eishis tr a pcriion e ne United States.
furl5-8mis I'D. q co.
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REGULsR WEDYEsRaY PACKET FOR
TRI-WEEKLY PACKET me
BETWEEN
MEMPHIS AND ST. LOGIS.

G. POSTAL. Master.
Leaves Memnhis evsrv MoNDAT. ata p NJ
Leaves ST. Louis every FRIDAY araF n
BEN EWTs-.---.--..TH0 ~. HUrEHLET. Master
Leaves Memphis every THURSDAY. Sta p n
Leaves ST. Ions ever MONpA u4F M
TCKEY--....Jru N. WarsHsLL. Master.
Leaves Msmphis everT SATURDAY. HlAr=
Leaves So. L1gis every WEuEEsDAI. stfF M.
TINE above three spIerdiI new Passenger Steamers
i have been placed lu the ra.H between Aauuns H1
St. Louis permanently. and WIa wl on. r- DE entire
season, making rrupt connections at Caro- Wild '-a
uIu1is Central naiiroaf and Pacsas u Louisville and
Nashville. and atst- Louis with al rtrHat East rul
west and with au ul-rlver P1cs-ts Or a-so-ri HIS
s.ssiBpI ana UIlraIs t7kiur f-.zaa and passengers u
aI uoiuts-
Thrau-h Ticket slt Bills f Lalia- -.veu tl Eastern
Frf western tsEu- over 1I fH anuve raiir1alsl Gu4
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