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RIO nE JANE1Ro. Ian. . I.la.

RIO De JANErRo, Jan. 2, 1858.
William Sciiiy, Esq. Wi You allow
me TO express you my gratitude, and
through your paper to Others who have
50 kindly done an tliat could mitigate the
regrets Of immigrants arriving in acoun-
try without an acquaintance.
am certain from what ! have seen Of
the production Of this empire, and fr0m
my knowledge Of the Government and
people, that | shall settle IN some %
ince Of this immense country, 10 my en-
tire satisfaction, and TO the happiness Of
my family. Yours gratefully,
&C GUNTER, OF Montgomery, Ala
We are not advocates Of the Brazilian
emigration policy, but on the contrary
have opposed it.. Numbers OF our hest
citizens, however, have LETT or eontem-
plafa leaving for Brazil, and for their in
formation we copy the following from
the Times Of the second Of January last,
which Is printed in the city OF Rio
janeriO:
General Wo0d-Gen. Wood goes by
this packet to the United Stetes, return
ing from his mission 10 this c0untry-a
mission which, we trust, viii be produc-
I've cf good. Gen. Wood has resolved
the most cordial reception from the pee
pie OF Brazil, and we a guaranty that
a ike friendly hand viii be held out 70
those he represents should they deter
mine on coming 70 Brazil.
The Government of Brazifi is prepared
is6aisR Lea. fsCliidsst and sen.
woods views as to the Government fur
nlshing one vessel, gratuitousfy I'd the
enlgrants, to every two furnished by the
iatter has mel with the sanction of tie
Minister Of Agriculture.
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The Cincinnati Commercial Of the eth says:
There is only a moderate degree Of activity
Ia tie Money market, and the drift OF business
seems to be again "a the direction OF an in
crease Of Currency, manifested, however. 50 far.
mestly ina the Improvement Of country Ban
Balances.
I--Usacti4ns In Seven thirty notes continue
as active as even. the receipts are short Of the
sales, and rates are higher. Some OF the dealers
to-day bid s1c, sjlsc and g3Zc for the several
series, selling them At &c hizher
ttve-twentes are also in better position. PIC
premium Il IN some eases bid for the last two
issues, the supply being less than the demand.
The Old issues are rated at Be premium buying.
and SEC premium selling. Ten-f0rties would be
readily taken It Jalac- and 81 this AgGre BANK
efs are SAD 70 gel tEeIn 20 hold.
The Third National Bank makes the follow
iug statement II the average Of the leading
items Of business for the month Of January
Average amt OF Loans and Discounts s573.09 36
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ComMERCIAL.


Cotton
There was hardly enough business done yes
terdayt TO found areeort upon Holders refused
10 put lists OF Cotton on the market at current
rates and only small lots were sold, News az
rived Of an Eng5SR steamer being in with
udings OF an unchanged market. When the
one O'Clock New York dispatch arrived il
threw everything into gloom it said: cold
80; but small transactions in Cotton, prices do
elining at 4GsE cents" - thS lass caange in
the English market was a rise, the New York
news was regarded with some surprise. Il upset
prices and left everything uncertain, and we
omit quotations. The following was reported
q U.s. / bale at SIC, - at CSC, Low 8uddling: e
at Ace, % at 42c, p at 4Ic, q at A1<c, Msddiing;
q AZ Ec, Strict MiddIing; . at Sc, Good Mid
ding.
@ea-rsI Market.
The weather was hne and sunny with a cold
vi and dusty streets. Business was rather
quiet Offering nothing OF special note.
toHN-F1rm 1T 9esgso. Sales Of 400 sacks,
lii~ed, st &c, 800 sacks at Soc, $50 prime White
at Csc.
HAf-latber better-sales Of 100 bales at So.
oAIS-Quiet and weak-aies OF 100 sacks
from store at g5c.
FLOUE-CpnsiderabI actiytt-sale ofs0bar-
reis supsrlna at g 50, 50 barrels X at IS 50. 50
barrels NN at 50, Is barrels XX at $40, 2s barrels
atSl2.
COFFEE-In good demand and rates firm
sales Of & sacks at 295zc, p sacks at a2a
CHEEsE-Quiet ana unchanged-sales Of 10
boxes at zgtc.
s0AP-saleso OF Is boxes, German, at 1910.
CORNMEAL-Good demand and lover-we
quote 81 75asl
oRASGEs-Aeiive d-emand-sales OF 10 bar
rels at ST..
sNUFF-salos offs cases at 28Jlc, 3boxes. Pa
per, at tile
CHIcKENS-In quite active ~demand-we
raise quotations.
TURKENS-Quiet and high. Geese IA good
inquiry at saasI2
observation-disclosures all Qualities. when
sound and good, are in demand for seed. Ne
shannoeks are higher, Peachblows bring 81 ana
8 o. and Ptnkeyes s. 50 and s., There is a
speculative demand for them; they are expected
togo uP. Onions are unchanged for prime. in
ierior are o drug.
FIsH-In good demand, as Lent is at hand.
and unchanged.
Imports.
FElnAY, February s.-The Imports OF yes.
terday, as copied from the books of the Nfer-
chants Exchange, we're as follows:
Ale and Beer, 50 pkgs. HAY. us bales
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Notice to Stock Traders.

That we are prepared to a care or any
number Of horses and mules on sale We nave
several lots to rent for that purpose. ana t4s
best stand in the city to sell STOCK Me WoIt1
alsosay TO our friends thai we are ready tolaAe
care Of their Wagons and stock 3neretotoLs
and in fact we viii try TO Accommodate every
oOdy in our line. We expect 70 have regular
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Any persons desiring q partnsrShfp in the eul-
tivatiOn Of a cotton crop On four hundred and
city acres OF land, secure from overflow, with
al Necessary buildings, ard nearly enough
viii please appiy to Capt l. H. Mangum; Hell
ann ArEQuQ4z re+IW
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-NFVIW-| |T Z u luis anu IIslUIUIN GII1-TI 20
Spec4c----.----.- l2,L34 %
o her Lawful Money 572.aG0 70
DeposltS--....-L,2fs.28 80
Circulation --.-.-....-. 1890 0O
Although a Government depository. the
amount of the average deposits to the credit OF
The Treasury have, we learn, been light.
The New York CnHWe-cfdi AduertlseI fur
u-suHs tne fluoNtEg statement Of the total
amount OF Currency OF an kinds adoat at the
dates named
Dec. 81. Jan. 81.
Covenant Legal Tenders. s6I4.SGS.Sn S5lZ,60g.625
Notes Of National Banks &7.8u.I55 2is,73i.7Ig
Total r,r-.-r- - - - al a.. ss-
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Ata ueedu- OF ihe ladies belonging 20 this
benevolent JAS ruriou, held day before yester-
dsv. the following officers were elected: Puesi-
Dent. sIr-. E. H Porter; Vice-Pr=s.deut, NAB
Bs~leSs; Corre=poulinE Secretary, Mrs j. II.
Keller Recording Secretary. Nl~ Wm. :. Yer
non: Treasurer. Hfr~. A. y. EtmoEdS Another
meeting or the society VII be held, next
W5suaSiav- NJ ten o'clock in she Cumberland
Presbyterian Church. when q nuu attendants is
desired. o. busiues of the utmost importance
Will be br1aeht up for transaction.
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There are some signs OF returning ease in the
local Money market. The greater portion OF
rue Banks, 70 Is true, SIN report a demand for
Money IN excess of their ability to supply, but
a lew OF them- on the contrary, report matters
working easier with them. II Is natural that
some Institutions should be more pressed than
others; but the fact that some Of them find
themselves IN a more satisfactory condition l.
evidence that the general supply Of Currency is
on the increase.
Eastern Exchange is a trihe hrner, though
hat Irregular All the Banks are selling
at par, and some Of them are taking from Gus
tOmsrs al the same rate, and others are shading
round lots 48L of per cent.
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NOTICE.

ME- have for sale, No. II Madison street. a00
w bushels Cotton Seed, BAY Prolidc1 al
oae dollar per bUAhel, sack Included.
eb52T w. l. STEWARDS BROS.
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Fa1r EkcE-Day before yesterday, Coasta-
Hle Hawthorn. arrested t~5 men for stealing
% carpet bag at lhc Memphis and Caaria-oa
depot. and nr better seeurty puta pair OF hand
eals on lh-u- 80 rs TO couple them together
He took them to- squire Hairs 0Hae for exam
nation. AND while be was looking FOR me war
rant oHe of them slipped his hand out ~ the
hand -1Tauf -r-lug down tine stairway l0r
Lowell Hv tla Constable. Squire aut % number
OF persons Eut The thief WAS TOO feet OF foot
for the ts-a beaded crowd who were iu pursuit
and t1HlIEg down centre sIey he soon chi dis
ranaI rE.n al. aud e--7u=f
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THE BENlFIr THIS AFrEESoOS-At hair past
two o'clock this afternoon, the grand matinee
I8r The usneht OF the southern Soldiers Home,
comes 5H al the Pavilion on the orner OF sec
oud and Union. We sincerely hope that the
friends OF the enterprise viii turn out in a BODY
tllseveutuE. and at the same time THAI tles
sr= ass.srgE the gentlemen VINO have 30 Kindly
gwen their h--t efforts % this noble work. they
wlu be amply rewarded by seeing an exhibition
which has no superior ia existence. Lei the
Is7- pavilion b. crowded tll- by
ns means.
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AucTION sALES

At orrvard every week, and perhaps ofterer
.C,fi fr ron want anything In our line We viii
80 q fyTavE on hand stock for sale, opposite
gsrdWfck House. Adams street.
W. c. ANDERSON a SON.
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Ne. $40 Front Street.

known under the style OFF. " Jacob q q,
The business VIII be carried on 80 the alm5
stand under the style Of
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Cress q Evans. No. 23 Third street have
Just received from Kentucky alot Of saddle
and buEEy horses, which are offered Tor sale
Persons wishing a nice drive or horseback ride
can he --suuTfaf rhsr.
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ORDERS SOLICITED FOR THE PURCHASE
~ or sale Of Cotton, Sugar, MOlassez. Oodee
9rocq1es, western Prcducei Grain OF all sorts
&c-, which viii receive our personal Attention
Prompt returns made for all articles consigned
toWs- hz
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I-SDFFEVrEST BrrCHEEs-I es.er5ay morn
ing tva men named Stephen A.. Powell and
joan ssh. were arrested on Rryburn Avenue.
f- offering meat 81 such I0H HaI=sa o. TO induce
the bellrfthsr they had stolen ir After their
arrests they confessed that they laj stolen four
COWS the previous day. frsm "a planter living
some four miles out on the Pigeon B0ost road,
and buishs-ei them, and had followed this
Pra-lce for long time. They viii have su *
animation before Esquire Crslzhtou. today.
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~ Oh CIFIZEN IN RRAEII.

We have the Anglo-Braziliau TJHs68 Of
ths second January last, in which we find
the annexed card from Col. Charles G..
Gunter, an Old citizen Of this cily, which
viii doubtless be read with interest by his
numerous acquaintance in this section f:
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tbs CITY HosruAUs-Thers are one hun
dreI and twenty patients iH the H1spitalat this
time. During the past month there were eleven
deaths. only one OF which was q Guais. and
since tL- beginning o. the present month Eve
have died. Taking into consideration the large
numbsr Of patients shat have been sccomH0da-
ted thera durur tse tllss. aud the terrible COM
d-fIsu thal mos or them are in ~heu they are
brought there. this uumoerfs very small, and
spssss Wei ror the nursiGg 0f the good sisters
wt1 daily and nightly watch a-eF these poor
sufferers.
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Pioneer Express COmpany-To shippers.
In consequence OF the change Of schedule on
the MotIe and Ohio Railroad, weare compelled
TO make the following rule;
All freight for stations on this road, except
Meridian. Columbus. C1-iuth, MIS-, Gaines
vile, Ala, and Columbus, Ky, MCsr BE PRE-
PAID.
The short lime given as by the schedule 70
transact 0ur bushes at local stations on this
road. compsIs rs - make this r1le imperative.
jals-lm OSCAR HAIG, Agent
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MISCELLANEOUS
The greatest amount Insured ln any
one risk 5000 90
The greatest amount allowed by the rules0f the
Company 10 be insured IN any one CITY,
Town, Village OF Block. varies. and depends
upon the construction, materials and the
means or arresLug hres
The Act Of Incorporation Of said company Is
on file with the AudirOr.
THOMAS A ALEXANDER President.
LUCIUs J. HESDHE, Secretary.
LsEAL-l LsTAMFl
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0#oe-XO. Is Madison Street.

our Business ONCE
VIII be opened from 5 o'clock A. H. untl 8
r. r. Adver iaers VIII please heaT This m mind
sd hand in their savos early.
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The Commerciai Hotel Saloon com
Hences tai- morning % -=ta nice lunch Co their
numerous cuzt5uer~ Il VIII be repeated every
morning az eleven O'Clock. fsst
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Eesr@-- SMITH q &C. - At-A N-i-eAr 2 Ep-
vino Block. Ss-u OF the Golden -,irrgp. This
Eua. Moore Co.,, Cincinnati. Edward LsJsOn
MemrHisNflE Henry r. Ferguson. Agent. inn
Dor. and deal in Hides. oils Leather, Saddlery
Harfuara. India Rubber Betting Saddles anu
Brides and every article embraced within the
lire Of Leather. and the ta0isusce=ary % work
- -Sl1allEaE- curriers' and tanners tools
always GA baud. THIS FIRM being closely con-
ue-ted with mauuacturru, and having agents
watching not only the markets but inventions
and improvements, are fully up 70 the times.
end can ~-ll cbaapIy and guaranty articles.
can A. 5Z Main street. proylLc Block.
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CouPLrrED-The Mississippi and Tsuue-se
Rsi.road hsve completed their Junction vltL
the Mississippi Central ru-7 near Grenada
which enables this road % cross the faLHhu-Ha
on the bridge OF the other road. which tl6 Ten
uaszse road Insisted % build.
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rnIumhian Gin.

Rsvsnue Stamps. OF all denominations,
snilu any require -amOunt,may be- constantly
Obtained al the Memphis Post Office.
5sls-Im RDBT. C.. GIST. Postmaster.
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-5l.-SDAS L1FTT T~-aELlS= During Ee
performance 40 the gfgu- yesterday afternoon,
SLil= Two oI The performers were oIBE through
che uus performances - the top OF the
canvas. called THE Trzpe- one OF them. named
Penny. lost ale hold and IeH 20 the ground, 90
distance OF thirty or Lirg-5ve le=L, bat luckily
received DO m-taer iujaEy than a severe
aolrug.
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BUTT & JACKSON.

Being thankful forths liberal pasra1aee ax-
ended to the hrm heretofore, VS. solicit or the
new nrm q % rha same
F. n TEC0HT.
f4 w THE0 JAC0gT
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ReaSFaI.-slsmanu. Mayer & Co, imp IT.
srs of -ezsr,- tobacco and pgpes have rsmo1 ed
from 3 Jefferson street 10 the corr ~ Ct secodd
and J5drr-on streets, Jefferson Flock, where
they are now Scepirg6 nuch larger stock Of
the finest brands or Hayans sagars, Virginia
tobacco and toe real genuine msersehaum
pipes city aut country merchants viii ind IL
20 their interest 20 call and examine their stock
aud prices before purchasing elsewhere. Re
member, corner Of Second ard Jefferson streets,
Jefferson Block. jaIs i'm
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Jusf Received al Walker Bros. & Co., 2g
Msin street, a fun assortment of AIexanders
Kid Gloves.
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NOTICES.

lower fhau sinner h unr.-Messrs Vol
cost, smith & Go, 80 Front street, have an inn
usn~e stock Of w~u selected and seasonahle
groceries which they offer to- the trade exclu-
dvsly. Cy and CONTEMPORARIES, AID Indeed
iobbsrs would d. well % examinethe stock
% Messrs WoIcotJ smith g Co, So Frontslreet,
1900. H.a.Hr.ara.~ .ra.1-Ta-.
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WE are prepared TO furnish plans, speeiica-
w tons and supe-rintendeIee Of buildings
estimates measuring work, etc Also, we give
attention TO the location and construction Of
Levees MAPPING, Drawing and Pointing Of every
description well ami promptly exec4tsd.
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Ames & Woodbury. have received this day
a fuu assortment of Beasteads, CuoS, safes, etc,
at the Gaycso Furniture House, 32 Main street
G4yos0 Block.
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Rrnnsford. Goodbar 6 Co.


THOSE indebted to the late firm OF Brausford.
GOodbar & Co. viii ind Mr. J. NJ GOodbar
At 1876 Main street, where ne will be pleased 10
meet his Old friends, and make settlements with
them. ana I'm
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ApF - ahanaT a."FAF tfFH anu Hft-sntNI-A-
Capt Eube Halles IS receiving freight and pas
ssngers for rhe above, ard viii leave 90 sstur-
day. IT'S useless 20 say positively as every
one Who travels OF ships un the Arkausas
knows Euhe Haine- We are pleased to learn
tHat hls oll friends are -uatrJnizug him as in
days ofyors. He has the finest packet that
runs that stream, and always goes crowded and
loaded, having the capacity 20 make every one
on board feel az home she is safe and viii be
certain TO 60 through. Remember our pet, che
Memphis. james Thompson Is her polite
PCFser. Lacey s McGaee and r P. waits Co..
are the agents febS-L
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MurrAEY-THe order announcing The dis
cont uuaucg Of rEe District of West Tennessee,
has been issued hy Gen. s-aafmsn, and there is
81 present oLIy one re1ment Of troops on duty
m his post The third United states coiorcI
artillery heavy, the commander 81 which.
Col Elrrler, is ia command D. Of the posi-. du-
ra- absence az Cen Smith, who d, oa leave
for thirty DAYS.
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THE partnership heretofore existing tn,
i style Of J. H.. Mendeiar q Co.. has been dis
solved this day. Parties indebted to the firm
will settle their accounts with j. B-randenburs
& Co, 3s Main street. or Is Madison street.
J. Il. M~ENDELAR q
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OUR Took CONSISTS CT
500 hays Coffee.
100 bbIs. MoIassss.
90 = bbls. do.
LEGO pigs MachereI.
100 do star Candles, u, y * whole
~ boxes Layer Eaisins,
20 COZ. Buckets.
~ dozen B~reoHs-a cons gnnent.
10 boxes Starch.
50 bags Rice
$50 bbs. (1s0t5s.} Salt.
100 bags Liverpool salt.
100 kegs Nslis.
1909 bbIs hard aad soft Sugars
20 bbls. Golden syrup.
80 boxes Oysters, 81 aud s.
200 boxes SOAP.
10 cartoons FIGS.
~ cases Telegraph Matches.
20 boxes Sada.
10 boxes = ssriineS.
100 baskets Piper Heifzfck.
zg9 cases Liquors assorted.
o drums Goldfish.
900 cases PICKLES.
100 kegs PIGS Feet.
p bbls. do.
go krgs Lard.
50 tierees Lard
10000 lbs Bulk Pork. r,--.,-
lO9 bbls- tsgin5s XXEX Flour. Ep5
10 DDS. Supecnne Flour. cheapl
- gross DoLtleS, IS. Yeast Pow1are
go dezen Preston q MerrilVs genuine
200 boxes Cheese.
10 do. Candy, assorted.
~ 90. Jockey Club Sauce
~ 40. London sauce
~ 90. Ley Tor making SOAP.
100 dozen Cotton Cards.
50 dozen Wool Cards.
10 bales India Kagzipz
go bbis. Mess Pork
5V reams Wrapping Paper.
lV9 Ms wrapping Irvine.
. ba-s Pepper.
10 Gags spec.
lD kegs strip.
80 Dozen suffers Backing.
100 boxes Buffers nix
80 kegs Wagon Tar
I0 boxes CARROTS SNUFF
IW 90 Tomato EeJchup.
w 90. Pepper sauce.
50 bbis. Vinegar.
90 pos filberts, Almonds & Brazils.
20 bbls. COrnmeaL.
20 bags Race Ginger
% dozen Selves.
100 dozen shoe Brushes
luV dds. CommOu Whisky.
~ Dds. bourbon WHISKY.
az tnipty Aegs and Half Barrels
. casks Clear Side Bacon. etc.
WOLCOrT, SMITH * co.
WE HAVE on Consignment and for sale
1000 bags Corn.
90 bags Oats.
- bbls Eilbsrts.
2 hhds. Figs
1000 pes. Bul6 %aat-
lo kegs Land.
~ dereeS Jams, very nice.
70 htIS breakfast bacon, very nice
20 cases WahOO Bittars.
100 boxes soar.
10 cartoons Figs.
= bags Dried Peaches.
20 Kegs Choice Yellow Mich pntftav
loo boxes Cheese.
so bbls. (9Sgts1 salt.
50 boxes Cuba Sixe~.
100 gross Fine Ont Tobacco. etc
- III GOLLtEE, SMITH s. co.
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RIVER MATTERS.


Weather and Business.
The weather yesterday was again clear ana
pleasant, and the dust was almost suhoeating
Business was very duh upon the Lovee, and
the number Of boats that arrived aud departed
was smaller than any day for a month past
The river Is falling rapidly, having dropped
dneen inches since our last report
Arrivals.
Steamer CITY Of Alton. from 81. Louis.
Continental, rom ST. LOUIS
civ OF Cairo, frun 81 Louis.
swallow. rom Cincinnati
Minueola, frnu cincinnati
Lady, from Randolph.
Depurfures-
Rteamer Continental. for New Orleans.
TItv on Alton, for ST. Louis
st. Patrick. Tor Louisville.
Gieauer. Tor Arkansas river.
" swallow. for New Orleans.
Boats in Port
Memphis. ues are, Lady,
silver Noon, zephyr. Jessie
city Of Cairo, MlnEroia-
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aorle Antiques fun assortment just
received al Walker Brds Cos, 3Main street
Eassies' Hair Dressing SafOOn.-The
f~s.o-fts estabIl-hmeu OF Madame Laglgue. on
Main street. between Union and Gayoso, oPp0-
size the Prorlue Block, is I'M fun blaze of pros
pz1lty. Her ornaments OF hair ia variety,
grace and elegance. are ulsurpassed- The most
elaborate toilet lacks finish unless Madame
L4ylgne touches iL
EaHaets aud EEae Esiiiaery Goods
l1 Persistence. Ladies who desire the latest style
of dress goods and notions and who desire
the latest Partisan styles OF Millinery, should
not fall to call on Mrs Gogeu, at No. SEg3Iain
street
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walker Bros. q 20. have this day received
a nuII assortment Of Dress silks, comprising
cheeks, Fancy and Plain Tahaty. Remember
thu ulsr=. ~ Slain street.
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c MATTERS.

TusSKs-our d friends Of the Pioneer tx
rs Campauy again placed az IN possession OF
fbs --latest papers from an points, last night
THE OuFusSs FAE-The hue hall OF the
Chamber OF Commerce, so kindly rendered by
them for the purpose OF holding this fair, was
tlrouEaI with ladies aud gentlemen last even
i7z- The aIr continues through the week, and
we hope none VIII forget 10 attend tonight