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UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA.

The faculty of the University of Virginia will the
th Of July next appoint State Students for the following
Districts
/. Accomac and northampton ?. City of Norfolk; 4.
Isle OF Wight Nansemond and Surry; 10. Mecklenburg
and Charlotte H. PittsyvaLia; l2 Halifax; Is Henry,
Patrick and Franklin; IA Bedford To- City Of Williams
burg York. James City, Charles City New Kent, Eliza
beth CITY aud Warwick; H. Hanover and llenrco; is.
CITY OF Richmond; 20 Richmond county Lancaster, Nor
cumberland and WestmOreand; u. King aud Queen,
King William and Essex; ~ Fairfax and Alexandria %.
Loudoun IS Albemarc; 80. NelSor, Amherst and Buck
ingl am jefferson and Berkeley 33 Frederick, Clarke
and Warren; % Rockingham and Pendeton; 40 Mercer
Monroe. Giles and Tazewell Al. Smyth, Nylhe and
Washington; a. Kanawha, Putnam, Logan, Boone. Wy
oming Roane aud Calhoun; A. Grcenbrier, Fayette,
Nicholas PocahoutaS, Raleigh, Braxton and Clayi 40.
Mason jackson, Cabell Wayne and Writ; 46. Weizel,
Marshall Marion and Tyler 10 Monongala, Preston aud
Tayor; 3d. Brooke Hancock and Ohio.
Applications for appointment accompanied by proper
testimonials should be addressed to the Chairman and
should reach the University by the 3oth of June.
The applicant Is requested 20 state his age ito be ee-
be be must be at least seventeen, and TO designate
the schools Of the University he may wish to enter
To be admitted he must exhibit satisfactory testmo
mails l. or rreproachable moral character; 3 Of suit
able CAPACITY and cultivation to profit by the instruction
given at the University g. If he desires to enter the
school of Mathematics Natural Philosophy that he
possesses familiar acquaintance with all the branches
OF numerical Arithmetic: and, If TO enter the school Of
Latin or Greek that he is qualified 10 commence the stu
dy Of the higher Latin or Greek authors aud T. that the
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-04-23

pecunary circumstances of himself and parents render
him e. fit subject of appointment.
Tn. State student is required to provide for the ex
penses of board washing lights and books
and tuition fees roomrent and Of the Library as
above stated,
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NEW AND IiICnJ JEWELKI!

w - - - ,
Diamonds and Silver Ware
-. s:A; I, niEas,
u yTHria h., just received Ia addition his ~ T-SI
already large and i've assortment beautiful collection
TIE '''FI %ATGars ,c Is JFwTaRY JEW And SILVER WARE
Aiarg. assortment Of "atrs raanaac,uel by the following
c,I,L,frI makrr. B. Adams sons David Taylor HenrS
Reynolds Lemon Alfred ovae' jules Furfen'on aud other ceIe
erH'ed makers r,,uo~nS,
very Of Diamonds aud other precious stones
Diamonds in fun and lIalf Sets
sni Pearl
and f"f net,., se' c,rD., and Pear, in r,ro,,,, Gold
seiags, sets and iiaIfse;is
Enamelel and Fu,can Gold IN fell aad hA'f sets
stone Cameo and & Pearl ia ia full and md, hal, s'ti'
Roman Ncsaic in full and half sett'
CarbunCe Pearl and E'ruscan in fall and half Jc,t,
NV" SrIVVpW,~E
Comprising Coffee and aud Tf & Sets SO Of al the as,t patterns, gn %
Stands Fh En- bast"t y1 TSsf and f Knives Card Gases f0H
NonA'e'' O"As anu f'., Sn1,cr, nS,ry', a. 80
| 400 SPtsE AAt bnS' - s,, ,s, , &c.,
br1L nan I'M ~ ,d s,ro..oic
Views. Clocks. Cutlery and Je~elry
public respectfully Invited examine the above before
ParSeea'ns' c,r s,sn a. sri MIf p",,,
ap' i" - - -
! EOIPES! PIPES !! Pipes :! !-PoWhaian Pipes, with
| on hand AID for sale by AUSTIN E. MOORE co,
| AID Cary stree near Columbian Hotel
| -. - =
| ~ "o.ssie ~ > MOORE tyent
- " ' =
| UJYTlSA SUPERFINE FLOUR, OF superior quality
| II for sale by aplO J. n. GORDON SON.
NI,COHMICK'S MOULD BOARDS, from Nos. ; to
| WI ~ for sale by Spl0 J. n GORDON SON
/ =, ,rxxy.Nxs -i..- IT, - ,,
[ - =. IG1IN y GnPDnN 4 SNN ~
| 49,. - : - = =
| I nn hKLS. kiCktARUSON,S II u Is A. kt II
lOU WHISKY, In store and for sale by
aplO div "h. "ALLAOs SUNS
o. flRIS CIDER VINEGAR for saleby
| ~ NNi wall ICr eoNs
noN pucS OyD AND VERY FINE CHEy
| ,StUI INC; ToBACCo IN store for sale by
sniGOaiW WM WALLACE SONs
| HrouW.y VAIL mons 5no hmm lies ,o- r,,Lir,
| ~ Horse Shoe Nails,
aplO =, !" shi nj" ~.
uNVc yTEsraE-yo Etpa PIC Nea sp,abie for por,Irv
/ Il -S---'-. a. 80 .nJ TO- .,I.hy
mh2o .ELps soMFkvlLIS
90 1, CsSUs uraCREE,ny Cu1ruuy al
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-04-23

WI IRA SMITH, ma MAIN ST.
As nos n store Cf his manufacture very large and
desirable stock of G-ntieu.u Boys Fashionable 9TH
tls consisting 90 G hr newest tc garments aud ates' stNs oi
Fabrics u w.Uii invite tc attention Of the patrons Hay
ing long experience and g.est facilities for catering for this mar
kD us can aur such s,ocS cannot but give entire sat
fscu vi YOU good article fair prices, well made,
t,st'y cJt, -ut il the latest STYLES.
A call Is all ask ID convince you that mean all say
apI h NM IRA SMITH, ia Main ~.
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CLOrnINC Ar wmoLESALE.
III T. are nov tpaled 10 show country MctciAhss Wul
larr,r, more attractive and ch, apgr stock Of
- - u ~ q EI .nTIII N(r

y 7
usu heretofore hang Important advantages Ia The pur-
chase ui goods eNteusve preparations and an eNPe
rsocr Of 3n twenty years In the manufacture ana
sale oi on uI believe offer desirable styles and bet
tar workmanship i- tr same lower prices than any other
house il e trade Dvvor whole of attention 70 THIS
branch 90 business soue ruel O. build up The trade OF
city offer rreat Inducements those Of any house In
aLy ui t-k.t il thIs country
4
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PIANO EXYRAORDFNARY.

ID II. TAYLOR has just received another OF Dhiuu
4 Patent PIANOS hr only Pianos constructed on Truly SCI
enudc principles for strength durability power 70 keep m IN
and 20 th tone they superior 20 all other FAn0s
Fhey h Ny aticrvl By an Eho have heard them
=. EHALkEikG says OF them .,-,--
4 lnd aud Doblr II has great capacity or
SIN ng and rs Of ;5ae power nave he'e
heard elceled IN drpt purity ympsthe,ie sSee tness
GOTIsCHALk, sTRAkOsCH, hAkEfZkk, and many V'nS
enlneut Professors say Of hen: 4
excel ths pare nusca ntonscu and sStuA tons power
ncFl
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-04-23

ROVE Ayp MS CoNmrIoN-We notice the following
extract from letter the Providence Journal dated at
Rome.
Rome Is going from bad to worse in respect to the hon
c.y of its iuhabitaEt II it not before ii is rapidly
becoming, den of thieves t may strong language
10 use hu the expression Is justified by the actual con-
d,ion OF things. RObbcries are becoming common in
O1en day and in the most freq OF the city
/ cannot tell how many cases of watch-gnatchug aud
poyketpckug have been reported within the past few
days. The sufferers usually foreigners. ST. Peters
days o. CEREMONY is the great theatre where the knights
aud professors OF tue OF thevng perform their most
br aut exploits. While you listening the music
OF mas, by J0meli yoa are relieved of your purse or
Your slyerOhacco-boX. One OF the most daring
highway robbery practisedupon Mr.. j. ?. Haza'd
Of Rhode Island, within the past week.
Mr Hazard was returning to his hotel, between five
and six o'clock in the evening when he set upon by
rec men, at the corner Of the COSO aud the Via Con
dott. and his valuable gold watch snatched from his
pocket. Mr. Hazard being powerful resolute man,
AMI disposed be robbed Of his property in open
day gave battle to his assaans. lie succeeded in seiA
iug and holding to two Of the scoundrels for some
minutes determined to make sure, possible of the
who held the watch. He did not succeed, however and
all three escaped. Although broad daylight and
the scue witnessed by Of people passing in
the street. the slightest assistance rendered At
the police office Mr. H. has received little encouragement
of being able his property .There and else
where hc has been told that the no assistance
offered in his struggle with the miscreants was fear
Of thrust of their knives.
But a worse case than that Of Mr. Hazard has been
reported Al o'clock in the morning. few days since
some English people driving from the hotel where
they had been staying the railway station. When
near the Doria Palace in the Corso an attack made
upon the party 10y gang Of robbers with the intention
OF deSpoing them OF what valuA5es they had about
their persons But among the other treasures one Of
company happened to be furnished with ix-barreled
revolver, by a skilfUl use OF which two of the villains
were brought to the ground and their bodies in bleed
ing # not dying condition. were borne by their compan-
ions iiom the field. Our Minister, Mr. Stockton, from
the windows of the palace in which he lodged-which
stands by the side Of the Dora-was witness OF the
whole transaction From such examples, one would ma
utaly conclude that Rome rapidly falling into the
condition in which it found itself in the time Of the o.
su and the Save in the sadly disOrdered middle ages"
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FOE
1850

Simp son ~ Miller =.
lIO Main Stree
VOU viu Cad Cl1h,a, ot TIEIR OWN MANUFACTURES, th,
auy We will keep insly
htud durae Saru summer months Ji stock Of eve
~ hog tiat p l hr Clothing line Our goods haycbeen got
up by tl -sle M reference the retail trade. and
-o,.0 Fz,,iss regards FIT STYLE and WORKMANSHIP
salts pon n color of llerea' pieces and gua ties 20 ht
Coats P,l Vests shirts ale 10 order al
tcy Please e.y, caIat ilg. ul, SIMPSON MILLER
NOTICE.
UE stock % Ready wade Clothing. No. 80 Main st.,
~ have sUt o Mr. o. MUlrLOCh, aud viii continue 10
keep barge establish No. i1u Main st. where viii he
rie,s.jt Co AMI tc public iu general having
made Arrangements manufacture clothing here, and
are prepared o. ,c orb rs o. any udN1 made up IN the
best all a sor' uoc- oar vier stock will oIer ~
rsIu I'D prices. 90 make rslr Tor Srr.s stock. Call
jas T. MORRIS a CO, 100 Main St
f. MOREs- L. EILIS
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-04-23

DOCKS OF VALUE, are 10 he found at
ID RANOOLPH'S BOOKSTORE AND BINDRRY
Imaginary Cony eaons of Greeks and Roman by w. L. Ian
dor
History american Revolution; by David Ramsey NJ D.
2 vols. 81 90
Life OF Arthur Lee LII n by Richard Henry Lee vols tG.
Old English Poe-unfurm edition with pates-Chaucer spen
Ger, Dryden and Pope, at per vol $2.
Old English Drtmats uBlfo edition with plaes-Shaks
peare wycheriy Congreve Van Brugh, FarquhAr, Mas
singer Ford, Ben Johnson, Beaumont, Fletcher, Mar
lowe and Webster, at per vol $500.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-04-23

WRAPPING! PAPER.-v.rious sizes, for sale by
w aplO JN0. " GORDON b SON.
HENNEsSR BRANDv.-A full supply Of various v'nis
III ges on hand and for sae BY DUNLOP M0NcURE 90.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-04-23

UAyEH T.v s.. Stated vt rc Ir H. Commission, Grocery
.l.r lfs.uf n. d. slater. The business a be- c.u
d.s.t.- h. .l..l..,f i .W. NIPk 90. j. 49, NIpt
No. 1n, Mau street
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-04-23

WHAT THE GOSSiPS SAY OF THE CIANCES-EF-
FORTS OF DOUGLAS FRIENDS-INTENTlONSl IN
REGARD TO HUNrER-THE PRESIDENT De
CLlNFS A RENOHINATlON
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-04-23

The City Council of Lowell have appropriated So, ,OOC
for the purpose Of celebrating the coming Fourth of Ju
l., The citizens are expected to add TO this sum by sub
scritiOn
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1860-03-04

The editor Of the salt Lake City VALLEY Tar
having stated that life was iEsecurs in Utah
to such ss were put undsr the ban o. d
church. was denounced BY an elder o. th'
church. W. c. Stains. Twociyil ohcisls a
terwara called upon him and Informed bin
that they would not Be responsible Tor ht
safety. Tie mayer Of the city also state'
shat threats bad been made and bis NE val
no. safe. The editor, Mr.. s DsWolf, SAYS II
his papers
deemed those several warnings and inti-
nations Of danger, Of sufficient importance q
l address : note to Gov. Cumming, tnrolmlAs
him q them, and inquiring OF HIN Mneuhsf !
Ne II evnect the protection Of The law While
-o,5-rffBg myself a. q law-ahiding man.. To
fhis ;,nuirv tie Governor returned me Tie as
s--s1re ~ his protection a. Tar as L could be
1921 ar IN case Of violence done or at.
te--tea 81 HE endesvors 10 hold the parties
ii Broper accountability, whether the city au-
! thoriHes would do 90 or not
Thave related these particulars, and been
Precise in doing so, not for any purpose Of
drawing the attention Of the public towards
ne as a individual, butzt0 illustrate the con-
dillon Of things here and the desPotism which
the Normons still Try 70 exercise over any who
oppose the Infamous system which they pro-
fess and misname religion.
The threats made against ne For asking a
statement which I, In common with almost
every man in this Tally not connected with the
Mormon Church, believe is true, afords proof
IL no other was found, Of the correctness Of all
that I said about the insecurity Of life here to
such'as fen underthe ban ofthe church author
tiles. and ] have not q word Of reraciion 20
make Of any line or paragraph that ! have
written on his subject on The contrary, re-
iterate again ny firm belief Of the truth OF an
that ] have said, and take the risk Of what
ever consequences may result from a repetition
OF ny former statement. In additien to hat
statement viii add that murder has
been sanctioned from the pulpito o the Mormon
tabernacle in this city, and there Is incontest-
ible proof on record that men have been mur-
dered in his Territory whose death was de-
liberated about and decided on the meeting OF
meetings over which a person holding a posi-
d0n IN the Mormon church presided; and II
any one sees proper 70 deny this statement, the
records shall be Forthcoming. Il is on record,
fur her, that atrocities have committed against
the person Of a man in this Territory, con-
pared with which murder would Be tender kind
ness, and that ecclesiastical authorities were
also concerned in this transaction. n this is
the proof shall also be produced. We
20 on and relats other instances, but
thess shall suffice at present.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1860-03-04
From Washinrton.

h~AthAfaIoAr Mdrcl l. 1900.
The Tfbaass Washington correspondent
remarks;
Senor Msta. the Mexican Minister Of Jusre,
here, has resigned bis post, and will leav,
Washington 10 a few weeks. This stem i
supposed 70 have been taken in consequence d
some difficulty betwaed Juarez and Ocampo
which has suddenly determined the latter nc.
70 come here a. special Minister, according 4
an UNDERSTOOD a~rrangeneSt. NIata is a son.
in-law Of Ocampo.
The Harper's Ferry investigating commit.
tee has adjourned, subject to the cal Of Mr.
Mason, there being no important witness 10
eAamiRe Just now. It Il understood hat an
effort is making to bring Mr.. Forbes before IN
eonmittee, in the expectation OF obtaining
some deFeloPnsnts from bin to eompensat
for the admitted failure 80 far.
The Senate post Office committee wiz rspor,
a ban FOR carrying a semi-weekIv mail from
s. Joseph to PiaeeTyille Tor Eve hundred tho1-
sand dollars per annum, and for a seni-weeklv
service from 81 Paso, being an extepsion ~
the San Francisco and FL Paso route. al fuo
hundred and niHety-fFe thousand dollars Der
annum. Tbs, with the Butterfsld rosfe
would furnish six trips per week from the At
lantie States TO California. COSTING sho,t
one million four hundred thousand dollars
yearly. o.
New placer aiggings have been found m
Arizona. -
The city q Rome CGeorgia3 vas Hgbfs5
with gas for tie first time onths IAN ut,
Riots and disturbances are the eonseoB.,...
q the strike Of the eastern shoemakers Ssv-
eral arrests have been made.
Frank Voss, who was shot by an unkaovrn
assassin on Cerondslet street, New OIcsps.
lived twelve days with the bullet in his brain.
In Boston a broker a. P. BurriID has been
arrested Tor dealing IN countsIfeit ard broken
bank bills Several hundred dollars Of he
I" stud" waz fond IN bis possession.
The Simiikameen mines IN Washington Ter
rtory are cf wondrous riehness. me last se-
counts speak Of mea making from 500 70 ID
a day
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1860-03-04
NEW MEMPHIS THEATER

Acting and stage Nsnsser----.WD- c. THOMPSON
suge Direstor. n. DAWSON
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1860-03-04

ETE hsvs four ut-ly NEGRO MEN t1 hire--ro
w brlcS uas1Hs- one q superior meat and pastry
cook aud one q E1ri blacksmith. Anpiv 90
r. A PAREER a SON
mr3-3t No 3 HnNaris Row
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1860-03-04

U'Hh Stockholders I'm tins Company are hereby noddsd
i that a dividend % four per cent. or 81 per share,
pauhls IN cash Vas srcisred b. he board o. directors
on The 29h Frhruary. i6sn. TIE abave dividend viii
b Faid On an amer he 20h March. 1850. upln pressnia-
ton % tie stock cerifs4tes at TIE treHsurer's ere.
GEO ROBERTSON.
mra1uwim Secretary Western Division.
rAnIancha- Bnfatiu ana Enquirar corr1
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1860-03-04
Mater on Every Page:
Largest Circulation in the City.
FIFsT AND FOURTH PAGES.

FIRST PAeE-The Unknown Champion.
Wonders Of the Bible; Moral and Religious
Clippings.
FOURTH PAGE.-Polaieal-My Deborah
Lee Moses the Classy, or the Disguised
DIXIE. Erarn lee
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1860-03-04

On the first inst. il he senate, The nomina'
ton BY the governor Of Wa. A oUAEIEs, as
supervisor Of banks, was unanimously con-
frmed. Mr.. QUAnLrs viii make q most sx-
oeIlent officer. He Is a gentleman Of high
reputation FOR energy. ability and integrity.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1860-03-04

INah annual eleciiou o. ave Dirscious fr RImwoaf
cemetery via Be- h-f In Meuuhfs. a. a. R7nt ~
Nenneser o. Amday. March 8 sheu ard shsre ne
stockhalders are requested TO ATTEND nd 800
a alEniend Or ten per cent en- escF shtra % sfsct
l.tee 49, hasheen 1aiaredhTtha hard o. Di-rctars
paya1le On and after 5h Marcel. rsG0.
mr1-Ir rnQ TUEnW -
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1860-03-04

q SAD CAsE-An elderly man, named John
hiler5 and bis wife, srrissd ia this CITY ves-
tefsy morning from tennessee, In search Of
aer sol. While on the hunt. they were
ar~csei ~ = villain, Hh0 Informed Them fbsf
b. E1sF ~ TIE whereabouts o. the son. me
econ afI took be aEcd couple 70 ! low house
iD the flbams 81 the city. where ffev uere
robbed NJ one hHadrei Pad eighty dollars. and
chen forcitiY sected from the ursmisez Tber
wandered some time b. e. sid. bnt being
rfra they c0aii not SID tie place Of rob
berry. Tie robbery has ien tire q Cd folks ,,
euHelF destitute Some Kind persons took
h-m iu haod, and properly cared FOR them
81 Loah DEN.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1860-03-04
LOS. ~. vi. nEWmAn.

The Nashville Uaion OF TIE Pad inst, learns
from a despatch received in that city on the
day Previouly from Mr.. NEwnAE, dated
Washington City, February 2eth, that nc
charges were made against him BY The De
partmsnt Tie Uaioa trsly continues " No,
only his numerous personal friends, but zen
Of all parties throughout the State, win be
reioieed to learn that the rumOrs which were
in circulation about a gentleman occupying
so exalted N Official pos ton, are entirely
false
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1860-03-04
Ia. petsrs oFerel ID taIIowlng lssolaHsl

On motion Of Mr.. MINIS, the senate tool
MP The message o. the governor nominatfni
William A. Quarles, EGG, Of Montgomery, &
TIE Office Of supervisor OF banks.
On motion Of Mr.. Horn, the nomination wa.
unanimously confirmed.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1860-03-04
Mississippi Cotton Plantation
for sale

ITO efsct a division. this most desirahir plscf
1 ts CT-rei e. uie. 70 lies on Tie Hissis- e
slp1i Central ruirauf. In CAROL nunfy. Mia- -
sithiu thirteen ho1rs 81 View Orleans. and ony -
tn hourf from Memphis Tsun- The traf c1Hlai- 4rTo
sores abuta' cleared and IN cultiTatian nb11t 5o
being secolf h1ftum BIZ Biocf river. The balance %
ne uad b flely timherrd, sd lies principally m Big
hlsE suamp- TIE place j. well imrruvei. 1nHtaiuiag
= oummo1i1uF dseriuE ani al Necessary aut-builfinEs.
u "a an Ir@rnrErihfe EHrplT Of water. ara an ereaT-
Eut range fgr st1cf me neirhborhoof o. Justly ceie-
1rafad iur 10 health -ociety and educational facilities
fhe lacs uiube tiriffd ~ IL cannot be sid at a once.
The hming utrnsls, earn. foIIer, etc.. win b. sod
chaap, and p'sEeEion gwen in November OF December
next. For tsrIs anf rarticuftrs address
G L HUDSON,
mr1-W2ms VaiIru Dept Mfszfesipni-
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1860-03-04

A wrier in the New Orleans D.l,~ % RI
ruary -, SAYS there is no wen fea-8sj bo1e
lti the preservation Of the existing Union.
yin nonor TO ourselves, except in the csndf-
eaey Or salmon P. Chase, Of Ohio. for he
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1860-03-04

he House and Lot west Of the Memphis
ani charrstu depat ne house is lerupied a. q h1is.
auf cuutai1s ten rs1ms.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1860-03-04
BOOKSl BO0KSl BOOKSl BOX
Lumber
OOO OOO FEET

1000, o FEET
ID ECErvED sinc~Ist Jannarv, 1881. Or Piae. Cypreas
II mi Poplar sins Joists, Staddiuz. Earsrs. rugh
and dressed Westh-r Bulrflng. Z, Il and ? iueh dear
lumber. dressed Flooring and Ceiling. FeucIng. Cedar
Posts, hewtd sni sawed from 4 By { % y By " square.
Alsn. on hand q iarEs assortment o. Shingles. cut and
saved Lafhs. Doors, Sash, from g By 10 q Il By g, and
fanny dressed Pine Plckeis. Foot q Ws'hingion End
Poplar streets. Ne COCHRAN.
mrf-Iy-gfp
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1860-03-04

AtTokNEH-Ar-LAW Menpais, Tsnn. omrs IA
n els N Frorine's Blck Mafn rf-erf
hefes oJ. n. PrsFine. Hon. Georrs Dirun. sf-rtfo,
Ae1Eziu go. and Pals 4 Cab, Msuphisf CT
CEe1 L. LsvsrinE WOOD. CErisg
No. tet1t-au
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1860-03-04
Money Found.
Memphis and Charleston Railroad
SfOck dividend

A sNALLsum o. MnNEv. which tire oErer can get
a By proving ne ssms and PAYNE for mis- aivsr-
uiem-u. 1-H rHfUEr, auund str-ss,
mast one Dor uorfn AZ Warroa
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1860-03-04

A. Gresnvine. Mississippi On the 2sth uiiimo. ere.
fEnorR SHALL wed sixteen years, sldesi son q
Kat. @. and o shln, late u .his city.
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and the house recsdsd from lie amsndnsni
By yeas 43, nays Is.
And then
On motion the house adjourned tn tO-nor-
row morning 9 O'Clock.
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DisSalufion

UtHE parinsrshlp h~cretof1re -xisuur bet-u.n CAN
II DIE, MY a co. vas diss1ivsd :, ~ ~ -
TtnuaTy, isso, b. mutua cuns-nt.
Eher Of the mcmbers Of ID. fem wme. 80.
The old stand . make seulemsuts.
G.N. CANDLE
XII.
Nr-t[m " 3 NEvTNS
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II N. EVAN WILLIS. prtteru uaker, h iu The city.
4 be Wii please can 81 he wholesale Variety Store.
Monroe street between Maiu AMI Second streets
mr3-ala ,. ". EEYS-
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Tobacco Agenc,

LIVING teen solicited by e number ofIhs best viz
II zinia mauuacfurers 60 Tubaue o ssn their hvorffe
hra1dsi We have made arrangements o. keep a s1uulT Of
the most eh1lcs brands o. MANUFACTUEED and
x TOBACCO, nr sale % o~cmuiEi1n- Dealers
can - suppied on ne mast ftvorshie terms.
MUlE. STEBHIEs & PULLEN
fel4-fm 20 Main rfrarf
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V1AN rich fertile land. ahout two niie= fru
ne atTf ven adapted % urfsning. God pianE
ienes Dd eauortahie impsoyeWsns. ~ 49, = =
Appiy Nln . HHT
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