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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-05-25
CoEREsPONDENOE FRo1 CAIRO.

CATRo, MAY 22-10 Pm.
EDS. CoM.;-The delightful weather Of last
week still continues, excepting that instead Of
very " I'm, It is rather cool, too much 80 for
the season, dealing destruction TO the nosqui-
toes, but nav breed, what is quite as detesta-
bic, the fever and sgue.
Several distinguished officers Of the army
and navy are here, evidently for the purpose
Of preparing plans for the sure fertilization Of
our city against any and all odds. Birds
Foi0t, on The Missouri side, and some point
opposite on the Kentucky side, will also be
fortified, and thst very soon. We have but
little doubt thar steamers will soon be purchas-
ed and arranged for guns, so that our army
can pass down the Mississippi, and make
clean sweep as they 60 along. II. however,
blockade is made general, and unfinchirglV
carried out during the sumner months, We
honestly believe that the South will come 20
their second sober senses and CRY FOR peace,
without one regiment leaving their present
posts and without a gun being fired. OfcouTse
Ibis is only our opinion, and ma7 be far from
The ruth
It is now determined that an provisions FOR
kenmcsy viii be stopped here, although there
has bren a disposition heretofore 10 discrimi-
nate favor blT in respect to goods going to that
State. There is reason to believe that this de-
eision Is final, and will be strictly enforced.
The Cheney is still making her regular trips
between here and Columbus, but is strictly con
hned to the passenger business.
By dispatch received here last evening.
learn that Gen Mcclellan viii arrive TODAY
Therefore immediate steps will be taken in the
matter Of terrifying this post, the plan Of
which Capt. Bsnhsm has already completed
Capt Rogers, Of the United States navy, is
.yRizls,-s 1ers s esf5erte suppose tnst the OBJ
isct Of bis mission is TO negotiate for the puT-
chase Of a number Of boats for transporting
troops South. I learn that be went to Mound
City yesterday, for the purpose Of inspecting
the city Of Memphis one Of the boats in
view.
It is said hat Columbus presents q most dss-
oiate appearance. ! am informed that the
town looks as if The whole population has de-
SER ed it. Business Of & ] kinds has been to 3
crest extent suspended, and be quiet streets
echo 10 the occasional trssd Of Bome solitary
individual vending bis wayin silence to an un-
genial home. Many families have already
removed to other parts and quite a number ara
preparing to follow suit
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O0rrear0lleuca ui ne hlliiuQre ounsl
WAsHISsroN, May 2e-The Secretary Of
the Treasury has caused the new test oath 20
be applied to the clerks in the several eu-
reans Of bis department. Msny have de-
elined taking it. It Is understood that this
oath viii shortly be put to every description
Of officials here.
l. cannot oe true as stated In a Charleston
pa aer that Mr.. james E. Harvey, who has
been appointed minister to Portugal " is 10
Charleston and about to De arrested He
left The country some days since, intending -
spend some few days at Galway, ireland,
where be has Aeme rslations, and thence Will
proceed to Lisbon, via Paris.
Several large wagons went out TO the camp
Of The New York ZouHFes to-day, containing
any quantity Of nice things, which have been
forwarded 70 them By their iremen friends at
home. This is characteristic Of the frateIni-
", and their example might well be initiated
hy those who have friends in other regiments
The soldiers viii not be paid of for some
time, and meanwhilo, many one will have
no money unless It be sent 70 them. without
active service in The field, bare bread and meat
does not answer the appetitos Of persons who
generally lived comfortably Some OF the
crack regiments from New York that are made
up Of persons no are more OF less well
Of p as they say North, have enough Of edi-
q
occasionally distributes several dollars TO each
OF bis men, and it is said that 100000 was
set aside by bis mother to supply any want Of
the regiment.
us said by one OF the New York papers
that the 7ih and 7lst New York corps are
about to leave for home the time for which
they we're ordered to serve here being about 20
expire. bear Of nothing Of this sort from
the members uf the 7lst, but do among men
acquainted With the members q the 7th. But
a lsrze number Of The lEtts corps have taken
the usual oath as to the term Of service, and
will Join other regiments should their own re-
turn.
IF anything were wanting to show that a
movement in force Is contemplated at fortress
Monroe. it is seen IL Tie fact that a Major
General has been sent there. Not only will
be strengthen that fortress By field works on
the land side, but bis operations on the neck
Of land extending between the James and York
rivers, toward Richmond and Petersburg, may
require the diversion OF a considerable force 10
hold The federal troops in check in bat quar-
ter The rivers are 90 broad FOR a long dis
tance that they cannot be crossed By Gen.
Lees troops, with view to make hank at
tack.
There are now thirty-one strong regiments
under arms here -Four Of them are district
volunteers and two rsgulsrs. The latter de-
of troops are gradually working In
this direction, th5ir places in forts being sup
piled by volunteers.
Gen. Scott has said that $4,000 men were
wanted along the banks Of toe Ohio, which
fact precludes the idea that any very large
force is coming upon HsTper's Ferry from the
West At present the general government
does not seen 10 care much about that point,
It being held that he seizure OF detention there
OF articles in transitu is working harm to the
cause of the South IN Maryland
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rHELArEsT FROM HARPER,s
ENHRW

Frhu. ne WheeiirF Inteliiesuce-s Nay e1il
We Yesterday saw a gentleman from Ken
tuskv. who has been spending several days st
Harser's Ferry, and who hss Just returned
from hat place Our informant was vrry well
treated during his stay bv The officers in COM
nand, and Is rather inclined 70 give favora-
BE account N things He thinks there are
now about 10 600 troops o. and about Harper's
Fsrrv ffgiment n MississippianE arrived
from Ivn hburg on Monday. Ths best look
ing troops, snd, apparently tse most efficient,
sre the Vfrginians. TIE seemed 70 have pien-
~ 10 eat. and there was no scarcity Of whisky
ground in ely places, though Of q very Inferior
quality.
Our Informant saw Ed II Dudsrh ,, the
reporter of the New York Times. (who was
here during fhe session Of the convention, re-
portinr for that paper taken from The cars
sne confined in the guard house, upon sus-
picion OF being a spy. The guard house is
that portion Of the armory in which The de-
ceased John Brown fortified himseH Some
Unauthorized person, after Mr. Underhh was
fmprisoned, made lo0p in a rope, and threw
Il 1p in the branches Of tree, % that The
end hung down over The window Of the crib iD
which be was confined. Mr.. Underml glanced
At the rome In q very interested manner several
tines a. be walked By the window, bat DID
moi sssu1 70 Sc much disturbed. Sc has since
been removed TO Charleston jail, IN Jefferson
eoontV. where be will probably remain FOL
aome lime. tt was supposed a. Harper's Fer
r. that be was the correspondent OF the Irfb'
,ins. II. was not known how The secessionisis
discovered that Mr. Q. was on the train, bui
Ne think that be is indebted to some kind
friend in this city.
Before the occupation Of the Relay House
bv tie federal forces, the rsyoutionists at Har-
per,s Ferry got their provisions from Balt
more. but that is now stepped, and they vii
have 70 look in some other direction. Tier
are not half dozen families in the vicinity
Of Barper's Ferry, al having deserted th
peigbborhood, and given up their houses to th
troops.
TIE gentleman who owned the horses re
e.ntiv 9.nfured at lie Ferry, bad been fuli
rsrDunerstes By the officer in command, Col
Isekrou. who gave him check on bank 2
winchester Tor the value Of me horses. Il
drew the money. went to Balhmerei an
Traded Il If for Wheeling money. Mt. ken
iek. Of Ohio, who owned tae cattle which wsr
captured a. the tine, was also repsid IN ful
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Ne, Ne military movement of Importance to day.


CHEsAPEAKE AND OHIO CANAL.-Ihe ha-
ti0ual InielligsaesT states that day or two
since a miller At WHHamsport, Nd, having a
boat load Of -four which he wished 10 bring
down to the district to market, made aRplica-
tion 70 The commsnder Of the Confederate
troops at Harper's Ferry, for permit to pass.
The request was peremPioriIy fused, and toe
miller was Informed that no navigation Of the
csEal would be permitted for The present, Of
until Maryland had withdrawn her oblecdsr
. to the occupation Of Pinnacle Rocko ans
adjacent nights on the Maryland side, BY th'
troops OF Virginia aud the COnfsderateH. This
was understood to apply to coal boats as vel
/ az an others
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professional Gar0s.
DIS. J. b. WAsSOs 4 VA. WAs,Os,
NO. 800. DENTISTS. NO. 800.

II AVE 1oyed their once to corner Of fgfsFss
II UNION AND MAIN sTREETs
Fhera theT have htted Up aud fusa shegl I a f,,st
r1ains suitable Tor the aea9mmgdst.on of ----A41
h0se who may favor them Eith theis confidence and
aaFing thus loca ed permanently saer sr Hfessonal
services ~ The aherent brzughes OF Dentistry D-1E11
ing the putiio 70 serve them in the most sffu sEf
judicous manner and in every rtas0nshe case warrant
fatisf ietion both as 20 operations PERFORMED and
charges for the sans Purifier than tlis we wish 20
hold out 20 iaduoesnt whatever TO ensnlrs the pu5c
draw them 70 0ur ones, - any eNhi Dlt0u o. Dental
sPecmels, 0r propositions . DO clesp Dentistry
Sat pricsE low, lower than The very l1est "
By zny Oiasr igrerTessI alton sf facts 10 any way
Whatever. Tether % We Elsh any 20 mistsks cur
Hazae fEsss0u) Tor tha' Of smother As he name is
plane and place Of business easily found Occe corner
4 Unle0 and Maiu No $40 f-ls-f tuayg
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The Eramiuer says: The total number Of
improved arms thus supplied TO dye deposito-
ries In The South, by single order Of The late
Secretary % War, was 1l4868. What num-
bers were supplied by other and minor orders,
ana what number Of improved arms bad, be-
ERE tho great order, been deposited in the
geufh cannot now be ascertained
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CATALOGUE:

FLOUR, ETC.
Extra and superaos Flou-s e TIE best brands, bbls5
and in sacks contsining = X, y obls.
THE Harrison Flour always on hand)
Corn Meal, Pure Corn starch5 5pht fetsi
Lady Peas, Parma, neiAlnss
suckwheat Ver-aicslh, saEo,
Navy Beans hos, Aao1AfoAi
Pearl Barley.
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Non-Resfdent Notice.

H-sasehe Eoa-rssidaut sttacanent, debt
n ssisBet dus By scoeuns-sii7.5o.
Tn this oause al the February isr 1881 ct the law
L side 81 fae tsnmon law AID chanesry court q the
city u Henpais IL srPrared thai The defendant was
ns resilient 81 ne S.sts ef Tennessee, II there
fo ordered that puhlicatsn asa stag ~ made accord
in 70 law ana that defeudHnt Be required T. appear
e salts caurt esmmensiEg "a tbs second Monday in
Jrne and defend the suit hereiR jEdsment By de-
fault viii be tsken against hin HIVES
MAReUs !. WRIGHT, Clerk.
BY A. J. WHEELER, Depaty CLERK.
Brown Frazer, attorneys fcr rlaintlR. my1-tw
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From washington.

Correspoudsuce Of The Cincinnati Commmerciai-l
WAsHrSsToN. Nay pat least fifty Con-
gressmen are now here on The military busi-
ness Of their respective states.
Secession garrison OF Alexandria voted yes
tcr3av. two dsvs before election, on the seces-
sior ordnance One hundred and thlty-tbree
were for disunion, two against it.
Advices various points 10 Nirgihia in-
dfesis that secession leaders have hNed mat
ters 70 that nothing but an oVerw' Ginning dis
union vote can be expected in Eastern Viz
ginia.
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i'H--zlalus 7frE,a
70 secure peace and etsi
"a the reign Of lawy
kher nskiag Every.
Ton aad the ia emperaa
2 written - TIE heat
al o. araat-a
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WEEIsRE.
DIR. ROBERT TEMPLE,

TAyTNG bought out the inkrest OF L T.. Jones,
n in the Drag Store Of Tempn Jones has Just re-
oeived fresh supsly Of scsds vhich makes his stock
now enc cf the best OF
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MoRE NoRrHEEN THIEvIE

MoRE NORTHERN THIEvIEe "A valuable
parcel was seized here this morning in transit
10 Gov. Letcher Months ago Gov, Letcher
caused surveys to be carefully made for a mill
itary map Of Virginia. The memoranda and
detached plans were seRi 70 a German employ
cd IN the Coast Survey Office. TO be engraved.
He recommended Forwarding them to New
York, which was done. few maps were en-
graved and sent with he plate and original
materials toward Richmond, necessarily
through Washington, where the Government
took charge of them. rbey are very accurate,
and viii be Of graat uss in tie coming cam
Dsign.- Hash Cor N. Y Tribaas.
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HEAVY GUS Fos CARo.-A gentleman up
from Cairo last night informs US that he met
% the way train bearing three thirty 1.-TWO
pounders for Cairo. These guns have been on
their way for the last three weeks, and
have been reported met at sii possible points
along tie route. We hsve reason to believe,
from the reliability Of cur informant, that the
runs are really en- route for Cairo at lsst.--
hiodg0 Tlmss, p.
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] : 90 % % % COLO OOia 5oi5 % IS %
I5 % . q - % % s. D 8 % 8 ools5 8
Es-0ne square, renewable weekly, per anuum, $40 ed
twice week, GO 60 %
EP-rwo seaares removable weekly, per snHum, 60 %

E1-0ne square, renewable weekly, per anuum $40 90
twice week g 60 90
EF~rwo squares removable weekly, per snHum, 60 %
=" twice week, O. 50 %
Eg-Ai advertisements for the Appeal must be hance
70 ~ the Oletk's sdesk.
rE-Au transient Advertisements must0e marked tor q
spec ded tine Wan not thEs marked, they viii be
that tune
E-Afi advertisements required to be kept On seoosd
PAGE, CHANGED As NEw EACH DAY, and on third page,
siVurce over stated rates.
Advertisement directed 10 be displayed, set in
srge type chArged 81 noUBLE RATES.
rYesriy advertisers viii be charged extra fer
iyiHg' space ever contract and when LAnsE TYPE is
required BE- used the sdvertsementkept on insia'
0f paper
Elearly usFhrtl1erz VII Re charged eNlfa A. regu
sr ratss for wants, Rents, Removals, oo-Psrnerships
Notices, To 0olsi ignees etc.
p TraHsieHt Advertseusents uusf bs paid for ie
ssVancs.
r-So advertisement VIII appear in the weekly paper
sules BY special contract.
rT-Adv -emeuts 70 be inserted in eekly pspel
emily Or fsegular intervals in either OF the papers
m be charged 81 per square for each and every inssr
E-Aunouncine Oanddste for state, County and No.
nicpa 9css S. each, 70 be paid IN advance IL ever,
Instance.
E9-Marrisees and Deaths are publlshed as news bu
1bitnaries Tributes Respect and Funeral invitation
as ail other sdvsrtisenaents.
E7-An legal aud transient adyertisements WIZ b
charged ~ the insertion.
Es-Edtsris notices In heal column win be charges
] 70c5uts per line.
- No deauotienor vsristion viii be made from th
UoLANAHAN & Dill.
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,r,~.s,,vERx, Ny =, 165l.-Congress ad
,---s is N last night to meet at RichH7ond
H. tsrif Bin passed with tnimrpTt -
-sments. also. AZ ast allowing asT~
< subs iteE
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SUBURBAN AND CITY PROP
ERTF.
TO GAS CONS UmE r $.
ECONOMY IN Gas.
REDUCTFOsF Nv G.aS Bills.

ny usfng HcHenry's Patent Gas Burner. These
b burners have been adopted By the riy auortiel Of
Louisville and Cincinnati for the purPose o. lighting
tkeir streets aud subjected % tha most rlsi1
phatometrical test regars adoraLrE the aiEst
amount Of light The smallest consupflll of aa
and were nd to csupete With ali other 5urue sent
to the as Light csnftees OF hose cities for thelr
consideration azd sa5ptian- These burnsrs guar
antied 70 all Who use he for he f0loWlns advanta
ces Ist Economy e3usua ZION Of as o the amount
Of frou 70 per cent over the best patent burner
made ana from 70 T. 30 per cent . The esmu1n a.h-
tsH or bat wing rarner. 3ud. perfect clear and
steedy Sane. ID. Perfect c11l1zstioa and freedom
from sncEe. ttn Freedom from oiawinE and waiting
81 Gas common the dsh-tail and 1at-Eius bJrners
NJ Ioar erpsrieuce In g. e uznuiacure and cunsuzP
ton Of Gas nsring bren suVertni suant % Ml -his
fss works fsr ne last yea-sl iducss % say
fev A., the best burnsr tbst has ever been g3rsd 20
the punlic and used BY private coasusrs % ne
e1ciusion of all othsr kiuaz where they huVe been 1
trudncsd The burners se seen az Chs1dsr = Co p
dug store; On TIE city lamp posts In Tons Of ne Appea
once On Union Streat, ard Dr. Msrriis. 1n hadisc
street.
Fsr sals st ny shop, hrst door north q the
omce, Eain street, between WsshinEion - fop
ABEL BIMIs
Gas and stsaa Pipe
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FIoyd's Transfer OF Arms 20 the
south.
The Richmond RrGminsr gives John B.
Floyd credit for transferring from the SPRING
feld and Watervelit srssnals 1l4,S6s improved
arms, as follows;
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nr1ssIssTPPI PLANTATIONs.
TENNESSEE FARMS.

We oasr 3 number d select snd highly improved
Yarns 10 Snslby county, varying IN distance from EN-
rhis from one to twezty miles All Of these lands
dssiraby situsisd and dsely adzpted Tor Garlenlns
and Farming purposes.
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REAL ESTATE OFFICE
opposite the Appeal Oacs.

TTAVIEG associated with n1 pr. D T. SCOT ioI-
IL uery si Eashvis We are prepared 90 sIsI y -ll
frisnsa ard the public td1iiysa ia'iliLrt -A u. =
duct ~ our bulns.s and win lrcreared alEsno1 IN
the discharre Of sHr dutie-, we hps % mFri .a
uance Of tat patronage heretofore 90 lioela -Atse4
10 Is. Below present porLon Or Aa P-aF---
placed a. our disposal
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II Prince Alfred, OF England, arrived at
Hal fax on The 2lst. It is her haissty's ex-
pressed wish that be shall not be rscogBiz d
publicly as a member OF the royal familF, bat
simply as midshipmal, travelling for obser-
walton and pleasure. The recent death Of his
grandmother will prevent his receiving invita-
tions to public balls, or to be present at any
mi ,hIi- f.rtinal
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THFGEM the public in general that be is prepared
to treat all diseases, but espec ally those EAicA are
pronounced lncurable. and called car0nic.
His treatment 8f Cancers il without any rival BE-
cause the viii be expelled from the system, with 81
their roots and doers, snly by utisnal treatment
without sausiics and without the kn fe-
He uisu with success, 70 the most In
proved science o. medicine in Europe RheuHatlzHls
uragia, G0ut OphthamiE, listela in Ans scrotua1
syphilis Dyspepsia Chrqlc Dyseuisr Torpid Liver
Gravel Fits, Tapeworm Piles, Dropsy, Diseases of the
Skin Br0nchits Consumption, al diseases of fes Eve
and Ear and give particular attention to all Female
Complaints, especially these Of the womb
Negroes Who are aasicted with any Of the above
diseases viii be cured, and ud good board and &C
while under treatment At the loctors in
frmary.
The doctor calls attention OF patience e distance
il they not prepared % consult the doctor r-
anably by writing 10 him, with exact sccount or 81
the symptoms Of the disease medicine WI BE- fer ar4
by Adams express.
E3-Omce in Lenow's Building, Union street, between
Main and Second, fourth door east Of Main
Indrmsry UnioR strest, east o. the bayou, at Dr
spiegsPs private residence.
Dr. O. Spiesel has in his thirty years Practee, ss-
pecialy chronic diseases ed hem with the utmost
success He has in his possess ever Eve taonsala
plants herbs, bsrks etc, which be can rely upon e
sare diseases which ay ire NEST successful praoi
tionerr pronounced incurabie.
Es also makes il his especial practice 70 treat At pr
vate diseases with the utmost success, in snort ls'
10 usstter OF how long standing, nor of Viat
All DR. 6Diegel asks from The Hdicted Is t-l, aL-
then all the reference h VIII give viii DC SPECIFY @ie
to them. .,s-,r.
Thorsands OF testimonials, from TIE most rsil-1e
source may be seen at the doctor's once dels-o-
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H0BR aEAT NTH LESS FUELI
DOage'S Patent
FOR SETTING CRATES!

rrsvT17g PURCHASED THE RI6HT FOR SETTING
n GRATEs By the above patent, am now prepared
- erecus an orders With prumptnesa Crates st VITA
fbig nsiAnt zreasy Increase the quantity Of heat
trogTn into the ROOM and the time less fasl Is
reouired thsa By the Old lyle EreQlace.
orders left 81 Morgan Badwin'ss " alksr'h BLOCK,
Main street OF at my shop, corner Of Linden and
Oaussy strssts, will be promptly EttsHeed 70
H. LElEOE.
CERTIFICATES.
We he rnferEiEned, hare lad dreplacsf set With
rssis pafeut or setting arstes and and the roous
bettar warmed With less fuel than they were before
h adoption ans take pleasure in recommending i
b our crens generally for the c0f0r L tnsgras and
is econ my IN The consumption q coal.
rho1l4s James Finats, Charles Potter
T. Wsrrau James b Cock,
Il PAL 4 Hdmcnds,
q p DiI J. g. Finnie,
FW rssh J.. J.. Aurpre7,
s seho5nover, Morgan Baldwin.
iall-6ri
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VINEGAR.

1OO Bsbs FAMILY VINEGAR in.s,Ors. and for
/ UU sale l0u fer sash BY
BROwE, HAMBLETON & OWEN
Nay 4h. 1859 webster Block.
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FAssMANN's IRON The
NOTICE.
ITAvfsG RECEIVED INFORM ALTON CRRFArl
parties are illegally Misunderstanding aud selling
FAsSMkNE,s IRON TIE

Tor g bauds cntt haies thereby softly
all pe-so Interested thst cavaats for The invention q
my Iron TICS have been 1uly ned IN the Patent once
and thAt ntne ny Ties be anufactured OF sod
uthut permission, and only for sale al ny es-
sebisbmclt in New Orleans
All tsrsCns ufrinsug ny rights win be presented %
The fullest extent Of the law.
nys-Ssxen H. F4ssHANK.
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MILL OFFAL.
SOAP.

nOO BsxxE Brew SOAP, sa s0zsi7nmsut AID for
ZUU sale sheaB foT sash by
BROWN, HAHBLET0N OWEN,
Nay IN. I59 Webster Block.
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The LIoSEss OF THE WEEK,-Ths New
York correspondent Of the Boston Post says,
under date Of May 18Th;
The lioness Of the week has been La belle
LincoInne Mrs. Abe has been here on a
shopping expedition Of quite a comprehensive
character-her memorandum book, conta ming
a long list Of proposed purchases, in making
up which variety, value and aptness have
been about equally consulted. Upholstery,
furniture, plate and an assortment Of toilette
and wardrobe, etc, seem TO have kept the
lady's daylight hours well occupied-while
sersnades and soiress have been drawing upon
her evenings. The prospective naval officer
whom she has mad appointed to that lucrative
sinecure, in spite Of the politicians, has been
untiringly attentive to her ladyship. From
the rumor that this person, whom nobody
seems to know, is the coming man" in the
aTectioaat. regards Of Mrs Lincoln's niece,
there exists an unpleasant impression that
the twenty thousand-dollar naval Ofies takes
on The likeness Of dowry, not to meztlon the
[ uenrffarn rf the fbing