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BAGGING-India BaEruz Is 90 1sg Eentucky Van.
Loom 70 90 i5G DO Power Losm IS tol7e.
COFFEE-Ws quote Pair a. Ila o. t2G prime i2E q
I2Si lava y % 90 per n Ro i2N to Esi La=uayri
caEEsE-w R. Ios % riei 2. D. 49, Pine App.
cR1cKERs-wa,e7 o. oG Buiersi 50 ;ssl IS % 2
bni sus1r IS IS sda s2-oper box
C~ANDLEs-e0 % "a.
c0RDAGE-NsnHna si2 50; Cotton % % 25.
FIsH-Mackerel No l. BIS SIS; bali bris. 80 Kits $3.50
Eo2 bris SIS; haif brs IS Kits $3.50 Noa bds sisi
PIOUE-sa7erine IS 20 81 So 81 Lauis Exn 500
10 $50 KnoNyine IS SOTO 2 50 7 Harrison COS -
o Fall0n ss 90 % So CITY FLouR-Fiue SSgs6
GLAsAP4r box Of 50 ID French windox. $40. e. q
% so Iozi2 s. 50 % ss Pittsburgh, szio, e. 25i ioVt-
g. Is % 50
GUNPowDER-Ksutu-ky Rias ss75 20 72 per Eez
RoNEcamSsrilni bar ssep-r y; Penn Pinsb1rs
L-ENTHER-s.es At vbo,essie f- ssiHiurs n 20 So
Hzmess s4io aG Oak Sole mol 80 % sc Hemiodk Sole
Is % % pr rs Brne Leather IS % q per dozi Uppei
LIME-Ohis river So to 81 Aten anil 81 Geneviev,
81 50 e 81 76i Cape Girsrdeau ~ % IS
L~IQu0RS-Of B1urhnu WHISKY 81 6oper EE Oh I've
81 % . Old Reserve 81 b. 50; Imitation ss Irish g. OBJ
C0mmon Rediaei WHISKY IS % 26g neEters % to25-i
Peach Bzndy 81 IS . o Apple Brandy 81 Dto2
I~UNBER-PgTisr so 50; Cypress SIS; yellow Pine.
rouEh si6; Pine Fooring go; Clear white Pine So isi
MoLAssEs-nrs % % AZ half bris - to Ee uBa
sitter.
INCOMES RO TIE-7sc per
AVA sTOREs-spiru Tupeutnc s. 60 S. Tar a
% S 50. snail and larre bris.
EAm5ss IS D. f25 per ker-
oI-Linssel on Stoa 90 Lard 0h sH to Sos Mo-
I AIS Caster OF a IS
PE0N1HOSSNeT Haoon, Clear Sides f2h- pItIu
hansi 20 % ioE; Shoulders - toss, Nos rlh o. a
C 500 Bun Hfk. round hoes. ~ Mo- Beef. SO
PaPER-Wrappme Coz % g per rgFm-
HCKLESH El Gherkn IS So : ElIt d. s. SO Y ga
Do g Sc \ sal Ovaers s. 81.
perl
HOPE-Hand spun - tosz- Machine 9 n $50
~ 60 Prime s CD 6hC Choice au.
Fancv ~ q O.; Fsncy 50 f1eH
SALT-In lots. Coarse 81 15 ui1F Pine ef 81 t1I Hs
retail, 81 20 Dr. ! 50 fr onarsa. AMI IS to 80 Or one
Prices Of sau have adEanred fuly - per bag framlrV-
nashing cferinr-
sOAP-Bsr 81 o6Ac per =
S~PICEs-Prpper Ifc, CIuuan1u % f1 fsl CiuVes 90 %
90 Ginger 81 SpiceI Il % tScpeEN
- 50 o. TO- B~lueTGrna s. Co Tim
0fhy4 50 % og HerdsgTas $40 2 & Muteet o q
e. orchard I IS 3 g.
SHINGLE7 60e 81
RTE-None in market
per z.
TIS-Piate Der BIZ. zen TsIX116G bar Tn So
TEA-Imprral 20 % 81 GuuuCu5er as o. 81; Tou11
Hynu, 7bc b So Back solo
X and Tenn rs D. - PCT - "a -,
@ 81 : LsafsE 1919.
VINE % 1Sc per =
VISEGAR-Pue white VINE 1E per gal; Pure Ar.
pie SIC DfT brs Chcmlad IS o. s.
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gflrNraI.
MORE no BE ADWTFED
HAN TuE
Richest D6Odem
EVER


49, 1ENANAH
Hhaf7 Way q BsaEhfu; Head 81 hair.
E1cAusE 10 is tie ornamsai of God hlnse1 provided
tioom ever u arrnnv u the SOWING 1eez. Or eye 30
ever - psFaiaE te teeh BE- 1oe z pearls y me
h-ad b. beren ~ De- ureriug- 1rne htir De- salr'ei sl
shrreled hlnsh aaf ly % Earae saI. lf sr1nEIel
win gray. uafure VIII l1ose maFe Uau ualf Der charms.
Pa Waod's Eair Resauuvs. b used $50 of Hres
slch an amameuf Read ths El1vnE and iulgr Tue
ritter u me ani g. ne essgatei pian.st msasE
d. woou-0ear slr. FeHnit ne b express B. goo
ne lu| lfarlara am gufer Or the entire restoration Of
~ Llll aaIH TH rlaT emns
De- IVA ue a1rlCauau Of raur HAIR RestlratlVe u
- Ispvsres ~ ar.aga boz teuaiie7 yeur Resto-
asa Ner Eanaerfl- tnTcullr. quite el14tigla a.
nas-ahie lam dear sr, Jgam uaiy
asDryeh 81 Guyuaiv.ef
Nelh Newspaper One. ~ Naaa1-st.. April ~ 49,
Prot O. q WoOu-uaar Sir. SINE ulufh dr liz
veets aE7. Ire-ivei q b1ils Or your Hair Raarsa9s
a. s.F- BE- % ny aife. who ooucluief b. Try 10 on he-
mixing AZ me tine that Do u1uld restore ns
"a PAY : ia arlrlnai ol,1r. but Gu Der a. veI al mT
w~onleriul efeetby turniar an ths ray hairs :, a dae
ef9ra' a. the .ne time beauliYinr a1f ciczeuiur ne
A
Pef-'Aa want ~ su-h aclangs Of lsir hair.
CuAPLEs CARDET.
NEw ToHE. gaig 2i 1887.
Noon Hun olu1irnce t1 1mmeu
TllT HAIR Asr a. being tls n1st rGcacInus arti-
de . ever saw Since rsnr va Uar nast.r-fI-s Nv
hair al WhtEers whla were alu1st ua-- have usl
uo1- a-pplat.11s uru restore a.. = u..- Good
oo'ar- ualso ha relieved cue O. udandrur uf rrBlrrs-
ntlAan1 emm1n aras peracls uho persuirs free
u J. g. EILBT.
fruf WooD- Aaaur tul years ag1u hair olmu----E
Ealing on and turning erayf fwas aEi beo1mlas la1
ad BAD tried msnT reuecieE 90 -1 erect Z cluaau-e1
rlnE Tqlr GesEralVs In JaEuars lasL Afeu arplc1-
ttale listened ny hair drUIT r aegal r an %. rrou
out, anf Turned hack % ns frusr ooior. nnctl Athr
tine. t ia fully restored - is original color. hesllh. snI
apFe1ruloe, and c~heerf1ly eoouneaf lfs use % en-
= .. HOBS.
CllcaE1. m. Mar6. 1857.
ne Easarutlre b. pit % ri bottles n three sl-slvlr.
large me1l1U and smaIs me smau hails haG a Pima
and retaia nr one collar Der b1alss ne uefrm f4r1s
at least twenty per cent move iu pr1p1-flCu nan re
snail. retalls fr two t1Iaraa 1ltle the iarre h0lcs d
frart grty per cent more To- pupo-tt1n, and rgtalE Or
three dollar q tcius.
o. J. WOOD K CO.. Proprietor. az B~r-af,4av. Nea
YORK, On the great New Tors Wire RaIinE Enahus1-
uenLl auf If Market street. s. L1uls. No.
" AM sold By on sod DruTgs-s and FEuv coos
HnHHa~a 80 m-H-
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A GREAT Rascal CAUGHT-A man named
George Miller was arrested BY Officer Garrett,
yesterday, upon the charge q committing q
robbery al the boarding house Of Mr.. George
Williams, on fernando street The victims
70 the robbery were the proprietor Of The
boarding house and q countryman- The coun-
tryman lost fifteen dollars 10 cash and a silver
watch, and the proprietor q the boarding
house was vietmized in ne shape Of fly dol
lars, two pairs q earnings, sons fnger-rngs,
a loeks5 and some other jewely. The this
was arrested in the act Of leaving for Coniers.
vile, made a clean breast Of the robbery, AID
was committed 10 prison. Much Of the stoleI
property was recovered.
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DEsnLVED. BY the Board ~ Mavlr and Aldermen oi
II the CITY ~ Memphis That the owners ~ property eH
h1fh SIDES - St. Martin street from Linden io HesI
street. be-, and they are hereby. required to IE dawr
rnHI brick paVemeufs On front or their respective lGts
in a~ouorIauoe with the Ordinance In surh cusrs made
and provided and that ne Mayor Do directed u eufarC'
The Ordinances against aH delugueuts AH' Shelby
street. west side. from Mccall On GrTla1 street. As1r1
Secauf street. from Monroe. ear side. % feet unrh
Also from Shelby r. Tennessee. Oh The south site Talbot
street A1zo north side Adams Ca front If Phei1u s Ol
FsuudrF BulGinE- 20 The hsTeus and an BON sides "a
Adams street. from the bayou east q fhe olrp1raiuu line
Also Concord street. from C~hickasaw tn Se1uuf street
Also Poplar street. on both sides from Hsvul GayaHu a.
csuurziiou line esst. anil on both sides OF Linden street
from Hernan1o % Deslfa street
AuproEed guue ~. 1859 n. j. BATCH NHVHr.
Atrra L. r. RICHARDS. CITY Register.
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lht lmaa1liy b 1at Che Hat O. gour sulsrlus i b.
Do stnlaeh Frlu O. Fcak stlus-a praeceds DTpep1ia
Ae- Lsn9our, auf airriau ~ disease
iu-nu pr,illea miH basf nnf therefore destroys
i' strength anf Vi7r % zoe entire system - restore
ne ane due tluarl. aud eua1is BE- o. mrow oI and
lnns brewer al hsae troutiesues ni danrerogs COM
paints nihins b. n=rsssU tui o persrTsrlnE De 70
Dr. J. HosrErrEHts CELEBRATED STOMACH BIT
rEH Atrial Of nsir power cannot fail b. prove ma
Hers b 90 failure .n m-ir a.fauTe es-os- We cheer
faHy recommend nrm % ne public kasvirr o. ue CO..
hrr maly excellent qualities
Pr sale BY d-urrsu tnd dealers uuersnr. evory-
waere Sc alrsrta-uelf
HOsIEITEE a SMITH.
asuufso,1rers and Pr.urleors.
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8nsinfss Nofiffs.


LABIEsl ~IaroarAEr NEwsl Cosri cosrs
As we wish 10 open our new store OF the Isl Of
September. with an entire new stock, we VIII
sell the balance Of oar splendid stock Of Dress
Goods, Millinery, Lace Msntilas, shaWls, &c,
and in fact everything that a lady wants for
her wardrobe, at cost, and no humbus.
STILLMAN & Co,
Js15Am 2S6 Main street, Memphis.
A RAHE CHAscr.-A millinery establish
meni in the most favorable s~horoughfare, and
fitted mp handsomely is hereby offered for sale
with part Of the stock and transfer Of the lease
on the house. Terms easy. Address,
June l9-lw. NJ. n. o.
JoT's HoUsr.-L. Mouidonieo would inform
his friends and tn public that be has leased
and viii to-day reopen this well-knoWn es-
adjustment The former PalrOnso Of the house,
and any new ones who may favor him with a
call, may rely upon finding bis bar constantly
supplied with wines and liquors Of the
choicest brands. He respectfully asks The
thirsty public to give him a cali and see for
themselves. jeI4-1w
MAYoRALrT.-Cireumstane having trans
pired, ] have concluded 10 run the canvas
t~hrough-the report to the contrary, nOtsith-
standing. JOHN PARK
jeI9-lw.
Osnsburgs, Brown Donesties and Osnaburg
Stripes, BY the bale or piece, we viii sell at
Eastern prices. A. sEESsEL,
je9-im No. 233 Main street.
Refer to Strauss, Lehman & Co.'S column on
fourth page
Lands for sals-ses Hopkins & Kirby's card
Oh the first page.
Refer to Speed. D0nOho a strsnge's column.
See ?. H. Clark a Co.'S column.
Watches, clocks, Jswelry, SILVER and plated
ware, fancy goods, etc. See advertisement Of
A. J. Warren s. Co, 293 Main street.
In another column, see the Advertisement Of
GEoRsE PArTIsox 4 Co, Booksellers and
siationers, 263 Main street, near Madison
street.
HARDwARE AGRICULTURAL INFLENENrs,
ete.-n you are in want Of such goods, read
advertisement Of Lownes, Orgil a Co, on
fourth maze.
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Ayers Ague Cure,

uhich neutraiizas this malarous poison IN the
hood. and stimulates the liver 20 expel Il from the
body. IS e should. 50 Il does ctTs this affecting
disorder with perfect certainty. And it does more,
or rather does what is Of more service % those sub
iect % this Infection. n taken in season it cNpols
Il from the system as il is absorbed, and thus keeps
those who use il free from its attacks keeps the
system in health although exposed 10 the disease.
Consequently il not only cures, but protects from,
he great variety Of affections which are induced
by this malignant influence, such as Remirteut
Fever. Chill Fever, Dumb, OF Masked Ague.
Peuodcll Headache, or Bilious Headache. Bilious
FcTen. Neuralgia. Rheumatsm, Gout. Blindness
Toothlchc. Eaache, Czarrh, Asthma, Pdpita-
tons, Painful Afccions Of the Spleen, Mysteries,
Cole, Paralysis. and Painful Affections Of the
Stomach and Bowels, al o. which, when arising
from this cause, VIII be found % assume more or
less the Intermittent type. This "AGuE CURE %
removes the cause Of these arrangements, and cures
the disease.
This il accompIshes By stimulating the excre-
torres % expel the virus from the system and
these organs BY degrees become habIted 20 do TINS
their once Of their own accord- Hence arises what
We term aocl1nafrfi0n. Time may accomplish the
sane end. but often life is not long enough, or Is
ncifced IN the attempt. while this AGUE CuRE
does % az once, and with safety. We have great
reason % believe this is a surer as well as safer
remcdy fr the whole class Of diseases which are
caused By the miasmatc infection, than any other
which has been discovered and II has still another
important advantage 70 the public, which IS, that
il IS cheap as well as good
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James HesFett = Cots Liverpool Cir

For ne fu0ving alcuiab per Steamer AfuA We
are oslred t. M. Ma-ae, q ne River Bank
LIVERPOOL. NAY T-ma commerce q the muntrT
c1nunues unfaVurahly ludueloed BY me var, houEn ne
eKtrrme alxiev hss EneUhnt suaslied- Trade % COD
fued almost entirely Co actu1I nd lumediate cqnauup-
tive deuanda. and on an sides ne utmost circumspeetiqn
prevails. causinE D large dautnufiou In business aud a
c~1nsequent rarid aocuuulauun - unemployed 0pils
with teeining rates 81 Interest
CorroS-msre ha7 been m Improved demand his
week. bat ID has beel net 10 freely a. ~ prevent any a.
vantage being derived therfrom- prices rrualllns
irreEularity especially i1r quahtle= from Low Ai4llns
down, which are ID Bwes tEan last Quufeif while ne
better descriptions, from their amparauVe sanelfT haFe
unferEnle no change IN value. Al me close of last
evening mere was raiher mdrs ieadiness In prices. not
vithstanfinE holiers Eenerauy continued auri1us sellers
We qucf1.
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TIE MArIs-On the Memphis g. Charleston
Railroad eloss at 5l O'Clock p ~ on the
Memphis a. Ohio Railroad tae nails close gery
day at Z O'Clock p. a., including The mai Tor
Cairo. s.. Louis. Louisville and Cincinnati
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Orr FoE EURoFE.-Our friend Chm. MulleT,
Of spectacle fame, took bis departure yester-
day evening, on q visit 10 fatherland, the home
Of his birth and boyhood, Bavaria. During
his absence, bis business here wiz be attended
10 BY his brother He expects 10 return in
September, when he viii be better prepared
than ever TO serve his friends, as be expects to
devote much Of bis time in Europe in replen-
ishiag his stock and attention to his business
in general He has our best wishes for a hap
py visit and a safe return.
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Fever and Ague,

from which mankind suffer over a large part Of
the globe, Is the consequence Of a diseased acton
! IN the system, induced By the poisonous miasm Of
I vegetable decay. This exhalahon is evolved by
/ the acton Of solar heat on wet sol. and rises with
the vatery vap0r from IL While the sun is below
the houz0n this vapor fingers near the earth's sur
face. and the virus Is taken with IL through the
lungs into the blood. Thereit acts as an irritating
poison on the internal vsccra and eXcretng orgms
Of the BODY. The liver becomes torpid and fails 20
seGcte not only this vir1s, but also the bile nom
the blood. Both the virus and the bile accumulate
in the circulation, aud produce violent consum-
d0nal disorder. The spleen, he kidneys, and the
stomach sYmpafhize with the liver, and become
dis1uiered also. Finally, the instinct Of our or
ganism, as II in an attempt 70 expel the nouous
infusion. concentrates the whole blood Of the body
IN the internal excretoues 70 force them % cast 70
out. The blood leaves the surface, and PUSHES to
the central organs with congestive violence. This
Il the CHILL. But in this edortithils. Then the
FEvEn follows, in which the blood leaves the cen
tral organs and PUSHES 10 the surface, as If in
another ed9rt 10 expel the irritating poison through
thar other great excretuy-he skin In This
also it fails. and the system aband0ns the attempt
exhausted. and waits for the recovery Of strength
% repeat the hopeless effort another day. These
arc the fits or paroxysms Of FEvER AND AGuE.
Such constitutional disorder VII Of course under
mine the health u Il IS not removed
We have laborcd to ind. and have found an
awEHnfa
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MEMPHIS PRICE CURRENT

MEMPHIS PRICE CURRENT
coEREcrED DAILY By C. ForrER. - FRosr BOW.
BACOS-RB side 10 70 ioze Clear Sides 90 10 i2-
seoulden s esse; Country H1nsioA % uAG Can
BUrTER-couury Extra 2s % SOC per ~ Goshen o
II per Pin demand-
BEAEs-Navy white 81 Is to scpsr bush.
BEEF-Drcssedh bind quarters s TG fore quarters -
20 5zc-
BRAS-s1 IS 70 50 Ter 100 rs
| CArTLE-On foot 6 % tenet
/ CAEBAGE-Noue.
CORS-Sacts 81 % to1I0-
DRIED FRurT-Arpesl 10 20 LIS per usheE Peeled
Peaches 2o5 per rs Uupeeied o. $3.50 D25
FLOUR-saets supsrans J IS % sse Country Extra
Family 80 % - IN bis - 81 o.
FEATHERsGoose 50 a. Coz per n.
HDES-Flintl IS b 15hG Green 81 Dry Sailed u o.
l5c Green Sailed g. sheep skins 10 % 4c Each; Deer
Skins IS cents pr rs Coon SKINS 10 SOC eadh-in de-
mznd.
HAT-In demand; retail SIS 10 % per ton.
70 as per tusn.
nRD-cOuntry Leaf No l. uoukc per d IN tss.
EH 70 tAc.
NEAL-c0uu,ry 81 % per 5ushsl.
nUTToN-Ou foot, MOL $50 % 81 rer hcai.
oArs-0 70 SOC per busheL
oIL-Grsnta caTiaed Cotton Seed ol, for burEils
] T6GSS = rl.
on lE1L-For mica cows sheep. hogs and poultry.
81 IS p bd-
P~EAs-Tsbie sItoIIsoper bushsI.
PEANUTs-Ic % e. per bushel.
POTAT0ES-Sweet Tor planting eoc-Iuus Pautur
H Foa ko-tSsi t6st : ~ % 6 = a. per n: M... sr7oo 70 70 per
brL- wholesslei Dress PORK -.
SAGE-G % Sc.
10 p per n.
WHEAT-si . l. 10 per bushel-
EooL-washea % 70 sO5 UuHashsd ~ totE
n. B.-rhe sb0ve rates are The uhdsais prices q
sculd and merchauiahle articles when ne sale Il BY
retail. sfdiu0nsl prices vii Be requireds 10 inferior, .
pralerlenate dlsno1nt must he maze b. al insiances
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WoETH REMEnBEHING.-ln the First, Sec
ond, Fifth, Tenth and Elesenth Congressional
Districts in Virginia, here was no opposition
20 the former Democratic members Of Congress
for reelection. In the seventh, Eighth and
Twelfth Districts he Opposition had esndi-
dates. In each Of he Third, Fourth, Sixth,
Ninth and Thirteenth Districts there were two
Democratic candidates, while the Opposition
ran no candidate ia either. Now, mark the
result. The Opposition, on ne vote for Gov
emor, made a gain Of 400 IN the whole STATE.
In the i've districts where there were two Dem
ocrsue and NJ Opposition candidates, The
Opposition gain was 1881 or, 3Afs more
than the net gain Of The STATE. In other
words, In the eight districts where there WAS
no CONFLICT among Democrats, Letcher gained
3dls over Wise majority. In the five dis
tucts where there were free fights among
Democrats for Congress, Letcber lost 7.gis
votes We state these facts 70 show our read
ers that there is not only no reac ion in Viz
giHia against The Democratic party, bot a
SPLENDID gain wherever there was a fair fight
between a Democrat and an Oppositonist.
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gatrst Stems bp GtIsgrapb.
Par,Ieular Of inc Statue Of massn,Ai
NAPoLEON,s DTsPAToH TO THE
EmPHEssI
AUSTRIAN. sccoUErOF THE BATTLE-


Lospos, Juus s-Further accounts from the seal
q war oonarm tie report that ne Austrian troops have
evacuated Milan.
Il is also reported Nat su1h SH the prearitaury siii
which hey evsquated M az, that hey vsre unable O.
taEe win aem si hen uarrass and aores. Many q
Their esnnan AID q large amount o. treasure vas also
left bchi ind in Milan.
The dispai-hssof ne EmreroT Sapaean show that ne
allied army osptusd ~ 90 musteH from ne Ausirans.
No further particulars are giren Is to the member Of
troops englsed on either side.
THE RENO ACCOUNT 81 Ms BATTLE.
despatch from ne Emperor Napoleon 30 ne Emprca.
Recent dated from he asid q battle. Magenta, June
5h, is translated as falous;
The Austrians taken pusnen are a. IeastTooo In
humber, and 5000 are placed hars De- combat.
eThree esnn snd iuo aars have heea captured from
ne enemy.
"Io-day orr army rest. and d being reor=uuaed
"our loss IS shout 5000 killed and one oaunon taken BY
The enemy"
Ana,her despatch. asted It hs besdgurier. % ne
French army. June afh. says
"Hnau is in the hands o. ne i~nsergeuis We are en-
ouubered with Austrian pdsners md have taken
i2ooo Austrian musketa
VICTOR EMANUEL ABOUT ENTERING MILAN.
A despatch from the saTdinian headquarters. dated
Juus Sd, says hat Mlan has risen ~ mase. and pro
claimed fr King Victor EmanueI
Victor Emanuel and TIE King enter Milan t-morrou
In triumph.
AUSTRIAN ACcOUNTs
An Austrian dispatch, Gated vienna 8. reports upou
the authority Of dispatches from ne Austrian h~esdquar-
tiers that Nilsn Is peueo-y Tranquil ne same dispuieh
saysthat The headquarters o. ne Austrian army on the
dsy previous were stu at Absiats Grasa.
AvaEue aoc1unf Of some successes o the Austriaus Is
also given. which represents that through ths o-pportune
arrival O: Field Narlhs8 CalraIlss. ue Austrians were
victorious after q bot nsht AID the French we're thrown
back over the reoino.
Tue Lonecn Times suuimEry Of the battle of Tutlro
and Bsaaisra on ne an inst. says Al the hrs onset
two hriEaies q ue arf corps were cuEassd. and was
subsequently, reiuforoed. In the anenoon he third
Austrian corps taok part. There vas very bard ashting
e. ~aalora-amefimr nc adrannrrs we're IN faror o.
the auiss ana s1metimes IN favor % the Ausfrians The
battle asted until late a. uirht. and continued on ue ara
At Maretna. The allies made NJ progress on this day
Two fresh Austrian corps were engaged To ne after
noon TIE Austisns TOOK ~ a nauk position uear Abbiato
Grasse and Briyasee. The Austrians iook a sreaf many
prisouers ne hss o. both siass was very rrsat he
Asstrians had four generals and i've star omeers wound
ID. and majar killed.
ne Emperor was present q ne battle, but dd nai
commaad in person.
u vas reported that Nauhal CsnTobeu was mortaIlr
wounded, and I'VE French msrlhsls and generals slightly
wounded.
B~arsguay mi has been suPeuedes BY General
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THE D~EuocEArIc AssocIATloN meets resa-
iarly al their han. on Adams street, every
Thursdsy evening, a. eight O'Clock
wy. n. CaHEorI, President
THos. CErpEE, Secretary
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Al Manchester more business has been dlne fr Esst
India. but continental BUYERS have dsne scarcely any
thing sme irrrEularity has rreVfled in urlcrs but
upon the whole are aboul az last quoted
ne imp-rts This week have been I0sIO0 bales. anfths
acual sales f3O0o-but BY atliuE hat sent from the ships
direct 70 spiuners. the amount IS made % foot % 62lou
bales-of vhich 1900 were taken On speculation. and
500 for export Today 500 bales we're alit-the mar
krf closing a little more steady.
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10 Married LApIEs

TO MARKED LADIES
Il is peculiarly suited. Il viii. In a short time, bring oi
the m8nthly period with regularity
CAUTION
mese Pills sbond nt b taken hy females thst ~,
Pregnzuf- durnr the hui hree msuths. a. they are sur,
touTinr on MlsHrragsi but 81 every other time. ems ir
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In all cases q Nerves and Spinal Ahecions. Pains b.
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uoH. Palpitaton ~ me Heart, Luues 81 Spirits i've
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efect a cure when al ether means hare failed
Pail directions IN the pamphlet ar0und eseh raekars
uhilh sh1uld BE- carefully preserved.
bottle containing 50 pins uud cirse5 vita the gov
erumeut stamp o. Great Britain, en- % -eut pot fse.
for Al ant 6 puetaee stamps.
Sole agent Cor The United States ami Carafss.
JOB MOSES. Rochester. n. r.
HNhanter NCo-, Memphis, Wholesale and Retai
AEeuts, and s3d By Ell respectable drurriss.
HbEWAhE-S1ue uuprinGp,et dealers try Do sell
cher pills, on which they r-aliEe more profit b
not deceived Bug Sir James Czrkrs and NJ ether.
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Domcsuc markets by reIegraph.

SEw ORLEASs, June is-cltoa-The sales n-fay
amount % 2Oo'laiss ne Esansfs ue-s caused less
nrmnsts IN The mtrkst F1ur-Ths market eoledqllei
Com nrm-
EEw ToAK. June m-Catou-rhe market closed
with little -inquiU-pricss weak. Fiour-The maTket
closed dul; sales o. 5000 hri1. Corn closed dull h$
s~urar-Odeaus 5EGsEc
CrscIsSArI. Junso-Flou-rhe market oled vita
a-dsciininz .sndsncr, having declined loc-quotedats IS 90
as 70. Carr quoted 81 $685.