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nAT1nN TRAM.

PASSENGER TRAINS WILL Run BY
the following schedule on and AftsI June
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Irauspprtattou.
RAITIMORE Z ONO IA. COLBY
SUMNER SCHEDULE

| OFFICE BAIT. & OHIO RAILRoAD Co.,
WHEELING June L, lea
|
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sc~DAr hours at the POST Once, to-
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W.P. SMITH. Master OF Transportation,
]. B. FORD,
!ul5 General Agent, Wheeling
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FRUITTREES
HOEN & BLEDSOE.
PropTIstors Of the

oT1LLb \ n Q Io EhIES,
Colheryiile, Shelby Co., Tenn,
OFFER for sale, during the Spring OF lS5G, a
" choice lot Of FRUIT TREES, Of varieties
especially adapted TO the climate OF the South
ern and Western states For Information,
price lists or catalogues, address rs al Collier
Vile Tenn, or koen BlsdsOe, Commission
Merchants 2o4 Front street, corner OF Court
and Eront Msmphis. Tenn. iaIT-Ina
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NO EXCUSE FOR BAD BREAD.
NJ O r @ AN S

TUE Best, Cheapest and most economical
Il Flour In use.
All lovers Of good and wholesome bread,
biscuit, etc, can, by using this Flour, save
time, trouble, money, aud disappointment. II
is ALWANs RELIABLE, and Is not effected ty
hot or cold weather. u does not require Yeast
Powders, Cream Tartar Yeast, SslaratBs, Soda
OF salt, and ONLY HALF the usual quantity
OF shortening, and when cold sweet milk Is
used stlll less shortening Is needed.
ONE-FOURIH less OF this -four Is required TO
produce Ike amountcf Bread, 20 that made
IN the ordinary manner, which item alone will
about PAY The PRICE charged for adding the
self rising ingredients
IT IS EXTRA NICE FOR CAKES. and an
kinds, Of pastry, requiring not more than TWO
THIRDS the usual amount Of butter and eggs
THIS FLOUR EXCELS ALL OTHER Tor
Batter Cakes, Wafaes, Puddings, the dumplings
for Cnicken Pie. etc etc
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Dissolution.

THE partnership heretofore existing between
4 the undersigned under the firm name style
OF John =. reid Co, Is this day dissolved by
limitation.
JOHN B. REID.
q. W. MCMAHON.
Memphis, Tenn, Jan. p.
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and Charleston Railroad.
CHANGE OF SCHEDULE.
Eastward Trains.

On and after WEDNESDAY, The sth instant
the q aims on the Memphis and Charl -sfon Hail
road VIII run DAILY as follows:
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of ofreturning heath. Or when the restora-
tive efforts are opposed by previous
organic disease, general feebieness OF
constitution, or the wornout energies OF
age, we must not calculate too confi-
IDENTIFY on any imperfect reaction that
may be induced. In all such cases the
lost heat may be wholly or PARTLY re-
stored II only partially, the chest and
abdomen viii become warm While the
limbs remain deadly coid-a most evil
omen; the pulse may return, growing
moderate and full the vomiting and
cramps may cease; the stools may be-
come green, pitehy, and even feculenti 5
there may be a partial restoration of the
natural excretions-an vet the patient
will suddenly relapse and sink, mot from
violent reaction or the development of
any local Inflammation, but from want
of energy in the vital powers to carry
forward the attempts at restoration
which seemed so happily hegun.p The
sufferer may have fallen into a Halter
ing slumber but now anxiety and
sleeplessness will return, and all the
alarming symptoms be re-established.
These fQneS f1tiH Of rallying sometimes
flicker for two or three days, and all
that time life and death will be poised in
q sensitive balance. In some Of the most
rapidly fatal cases warmth has par
TALLY returne 20 the surface, and the
pulse has fiuttersd and hattered imme-
diately before death.
Be it remembered that the real danger
is by no means in proportion to the guam
tity Of matter discharged from the stOm-
ach and bowels. In some of the most
trying cases this Is not very considera-
ble, and in some of the most successful il
has been very great. Neither Is cramp
or spasm a sure criterion. The great
danger arises from suspended or imper-
feet circulation. Restore and equaliZe
this, and you have "eured the cholera"
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When the more formidable symptoms
Of collapse have set in with severity, the
chances Of recovery are in all cases pre-
carious; and IL the constitution has been
impaired by previous disease, OF has
failed by reason of age, the ease has
always been regarded as hopeless. But
in childhood, youth, and the YigOr OF
life. a well instructed, sagaciOus, ooura-
geous and persevering use Of remedies
viii often be rewarded with complete sue
cess.
A thread Of pulse, however small, is
almost always felt at the wrist where re-
covery from the "blue" or cold stage IL
10 be expected. In such less Formidable
cases, il is never wholly sXtinguished,
though much reduced in volume; the
respiration, too, is less embarrassed, and
the oppression and anguish az the chest
are nOt 80 overwhelming, although TOm-
ting purging and cramps may have
been more Intense. just where the
favorable turn is taken, in the first feeble
efforts at reaction, the return Of circula-
ton y often curiously announced by hic-
cough. Then the surface begins to grow
warmi the pulse Teappesrs at the wrist,
ana increases in strength and volume,
ana the natural hue of the skin Is re-
stored Nezt, the vomiting and purging
cease, or rapidly diminish-lin certain
cases Of recovery from extreme collapse
they even return for time, after having
quite disappeared the cramps are re-
laxed, focal matter reappsa9a Ia the
stools. bi!ei priNsi aud saliva are once
more secreted and discharged the voice
becomes stronger and more natural-fbe
racked and broken Wretch sighs, weeps,
and lives,
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PRICE oF SUBSTITUTION.


One aouare one insertion u q
each additional insertion D
" two weeks y
one month ..
Hs- All advertisements considered due after
the frst insertion
So Eight lines Of solid nonpsreil constitute 9
square.
Sc An advertisements in the Special Notice
column viii be charged p cents per line.
nE- Marriage and death netcas published a.
other advertisements.
g. Al advertisements net marked FOR q spe-
oihed time viii be discontinued al the end OF
one week.
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be handed in at the Clerks desk.
EE- TTansicst Advertisements must be pGid IoT
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EE- No advertisement VIII appear in the
Weekly paper, unless by special contrast.
60 Advertisements TO be inserted IN the
Weekly paper only, or II Irregular intervals in
either Of The papers, VIII be charged 81 per
square for each and every insertion.
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When the vital forces have begun 10
rally. tie physician cannot be too Wig
liant, he must watch nature warily, sus-
piciougly, 70 prevent recurrence Of
eollapse on the one hand and 20 repel
congestions Of the head and viscera on
the other. Where the strength Of the
patients constitution, or the curative
means employed, are, although made
quate wholly 10 subdue the dis
ease, sufficient TO resist the Eio-
lenee Of It's onset, nature makes
various efforts 10 rally, ana
holds out strong but fallsciOus promises
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MISCELLANEOUS.
II w o
Splendid Cotton Plantations
FOR RENT OR SALE:

A SPENDIDLY improved tract or land be-
y longing TO the estate Of Seth Wheadey, sit
uaued on Bayou Macon IN Carroll Parish, La,
Is miles west Of Lake Providence. This tract
contains zoo acres. S00 of which has been
cleared for a long time and viii produce bale
OF cotton TO the acre. There is good dwelling
house, quarters fOr laDOrers, steam gin, mill and
all necessary improvements on the place.
Bayou Macon is navigable fOrsteamers and the
products can be shipped direct from the private
landing to New Orleans.
Also, 800 acres, 600 Of which is open. situated
miles south Of Memphis, between Horn Lake
road and the river. This is one OF the best plan
tatiOns insthe county, producing cotton, corn
wheat, oats, etc, equal 10 any upland place in
the state. There Is a dwelling house, gin house.
quarters for iabOrers, mill, cribs and stable on
the place.
Great bargains may be had in either or both
Of the above places. Apply 10
DR. D. D. SAUNDERS.
iaI3-lml 81 South Court StretA (up stairsl
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And is a Saving OF from SO to s.
Per Rarren % the Consumer.

This article has met with the most
wonderful success. A large proportion
Of the citizens OF Memphis and sur
rounding county are now using f.; but
am continent there are many others who would
avail themselves OF its advantages were they
satisfied regarding It's HEALTHFULNESs
SUPERIORITY, and CHEAPNESS.
To convince such Of these facts, i have OBJ
talned a large number Of cert' Ecates nom well
and favorably kncWn physicians and others, a
few Of T-hich / give below. One trial Will con-
vince The most incredulous that II Is 70 their
advantage 70 use this Flour, as an ECONOMY
and SATISFACTION IN everv reSuect
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Westward Trains.
The Connection by this Route
Is Complete.
ALL RAIL AND NO STAGING.
Fare Loss
Than by Any Other Route.

Trains on the Mississippi Central Railroad
leave Grand Junction on Tuesday, Thursday
and Saturday, at 2 O'Clock 2 m
Trains on the Mobile aud Ohio RsilrOat ieav6
Corinth going North and South on Mondays.
Wednesdays and Fridays-s0utiI 20 L80 IN.
and North az $50 an.
AT Decatur regular connections are made with
the Nashville and Decatur Road for Nashville.
Louisville, etc.
At Stevenson connections are made with
trains on The Nashville snd Chattanooga Rail
road.
At GhattanoOEa connections are made with
trains on the East Tennessee and Georgia and
Western and Atlantic Railroads, for al parts
o. Georgia, south and North Carolina, Virginia
and the North
For through tickets and further infOrIna alton,
apply at No. Is Court street, or al the Memphis
and Charleston Depot.
". J. ROSS. Gent SupT.
G.. l. ANDERSON,
General Freight and Ticket Agent.
JULIUS HAYDEN.
falf-lm General Travelling Agent.
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BS- The fifth annual meeting of the
| Massachusetts, Anti Slavery Society, was
held in Boston on Thursday. Edmund
Quincy, the President, in the chair.
Wendell Phillips said that heneefOrth
the members Of the society were to enter
on a new work; not anti slavery, but
work of securing the education, elevation,
political rights Of property and franchise
70 the negro man and in this they would
be supported by, and act with the masses
of the American people.
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Virginia Tobacco

WE have in Store. on Consignment, for
w Sale
lb0 packages sound Virginia Manufactured
Tobacoo, nom medium 70 best grades
1000 pounds genuine Kiiiekiniek Smoking
Tobacco.
1000 pound Bob Lee Smoking, very superior
article.
Which We will sell as low to the trade as can
be bought Ia Virginia, freights added.
CLARK, ELY 4 HARVEY,
den I'm No. Bradley Block.
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Important 90 Travellers
EETWEEN
MEMPHIS z EASTERN CITIES.
Tne Grea. Brosd Guags


Atlantic and Great Western Rall#aT
l. nov open and running two daily fast eN-
press trains from Cincinnati 10 New YORK and
all Eastern cities. Passengers viii ind rhts !.
most desirable route The equipments Of this
road are unequaled BY any on this continent.
Elegant Palace Sleeping Cars accom- pany AZ
night trains, and smoking cars on an trains.
Ample time is allowed az reZular hours for
meals and the uubroken Broad Guase o1fEr- To-
the traveller decree OF security. CON f1Tr ard
speed not 70 be found on any otherruure- Con
ncctious ria Cairo II. Louis. or Chicago for this
route are certain also cDunecttous for Puts
burg. Phiiadei phia, Baltimore and Washington
Tickets can be had and baggage checked
through at al principal Southwestern Offices.
Fer further iuformatlsn and through ucketz
apply % LARRY HARMsTAD
Agent III. Cen. Railroad, "A jefferson street.
or % Il Is. BfINGTON,
Agent Chicago and St. Louis Railroad. No. j.
Madison street, Memphis, Tenn Or
SIDNEY COOK.
delG 3m GayusO House
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NEW FIRK.

HAVING purchased the entire stock Of John
IL B. Reid 4 Co, No. 22l second street. Adams
Block, viii continue the Wholesale Dry Goods
Business az the same place, under the name and
style Of Henry B. Edmoudson & Co.
Mr.. James II. Cochran, lste OF Price Ferris 4
Co, Philadelphia, as heretofore, will continue
70 give his personal attention 10 the business.
HENRY B. EDMOSDSON,
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rs Situated In the Southern Border or Tisho-
4 mingo County, Miss, . miles south Of Iuks,
Mis-. on the road % Fulton
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E]-The Fenian intelligence IS mystic
ri0us. Secret meetings in Liverpool,
Gen. Meagher 10 be declared dictator,
with a military plan Of stupendous char
acter, and plots to blow up the public
buildings OF England, are among the
items.
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REcoMMERpAYloNs:

MFNPHIs, TFNrs., August s. 1855.
7 have used Morgsn's Self Rising Flour and
aud Il do be a most excellent article. / have
also examined the ingredients which produce
It's self rising properties, and hnd them 10 be,
not only ipnpcent, but Important 10 perfect
nutrition. I can freely recommend il asa most
healthful and desirable -four, producing en-
article Of bread superior 10 thai made in the
JNO. r. FRAYsER. N. D.
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EPIDEMIC CHOLERA.
yariatIons in the symptoms.

VariGtioaS,iR the SgHlptoms-sbe Stage q
FCrcr-RecOUery-Fl5laci3Bs Recovery.
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ing vail when the cold, bony grip OF
death is on him..
Violent headache is far from being a
common symptom in chOiera-a neural
gle pain over one eve is less rare. The
I crannp is invariably increased ON moving.
In some cases the patient declares him
I self free from pain and uneasiness, Just
when the dead-cOld skin and the sharp
ened, anxious features, and the absence
ofpulse at the wrist, most surely pOr-
tends speedy dissolution.
During al this mortal struggle and
commOtion in the body the mind remains
clear and the perceptions unimpaired,
almost 10 the final moment Of existence.
''rhe patient, though sunk and over
whelmed, lstiess, ayerse to speak, and
impatient of disturbance, still retains the
power of thinking and of expressing his
thoughts, so long as his organs are Obe-
dent 10 his will.n The mortal lies all
downbeaten and distraught, but the inn
mortal is still master Of itself Dr. Law
rie, Professor of Surgery in the Ander-
s0nian University, who closely observed
the epidemic As it appeared RI Sunder-
land, Newcastle and Gateshead, IN
eighteen hundred and thirty-two, COM
menting upon the declaration OF the ma
iOrity OF medical men, that the mind Is
al1rGvs unimpaired, says il appear Ia
him, in many cases, affected to a degree
little short Of what we find in conclusion
of the brain. He remarked this particu-
larity in several children; when undis-
turbed they lay in a dull, sleepy, semi
comatose state, breathing with perfect
calmness; when reused, they thought
only Of relieving their distressing sensa-
tions, and called vOciferOusly for cold
water. But he does not say that he found
them irrational or incOherent or that
their condition was other than that which
should attend upon congestion Of the YES
sails of the brain
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TRANSPORTATION.
NOTICE TO SHIPPERS.

w H TENNIS. who has been for some -fo,a
w connected with the Atlantic ana g-s-,r
Western Railway, and Gotten Expra-z al GIN
clnnati, has been appointed b act a. AGENT f9r
the Company a. this point. and rs now pre-
pared 70 contract n Freight 70 an points Ea.r
giving % Shippers ali the faciii-ies and a1vatI-
tages this Great Through Route affords
All freight over this Eue FOR New YORK goes
through without change Of ears. thereby siFin. Z
ne delay Of transfer attending other lines and
.anoing the freight in New YORK iu much bet
Ter condition.
Ofiee-No. ~ Madison street frtg
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viii prepare auy barlel of -four sent 70 me,
or VIII furnish any qualify Of hour ordered, but
tor my own sales / use none but the very bezi,
u harrison, or Us eGudli.
The bread and biscuit made from this -four
can Dc eaten a. Weli waun as cold, without the
least inconvenience 10 the weak ana dyspsptic
stothGch, and has been known 10 greatly bensnt
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have used MorRans SELF RiAnk Flour, and
examined It's ingredients. II IS Rll that he
ciaims for IT, and is entirely harmless 70 all,
for dispeptics aud consumptves, its materials
supplying In those cases, beGlthful and much
needed nutrtmemt. J.. ". GARHEEI, n. d.
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Referring % the above card We return sincere
thanks 20 our friends for the very liberal pat
ronage extended 70 Us, and respectfully ask
continuance Of the same 10 our successors.
ta2i-lm JOHN B. REID & co.
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FJ The exports of wheat by Goodhue
county, Mimi, amounted last year to
near one million five hundred thousand
bushels. This year it will exceed that
amount.
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Put up In 6, Il, -, and IS pound pa kages,
Half Barrels and Barrels,

it!ls M hour viii ne found on sale IN packages az
~ nF.t elsss family grocerles Ia the city and A.
wholesale a. the nauulilctorg- No a. Front
street, Memphis, Tenn ~ ~A
ianA ALLEN =. NORMAN Peorr,s.t. y -
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| ICOLUMBIANG GIN
At NIPGEN 6 REAKERTs.
COTTON FACTORY ! BUILDINGS
AND
SITE FOR SALE.
hay Springs Cotton Factory


rs situated in the Southern Border or Tisho-
mingo County, Miss, . miles south Of Iuks,
Mss on the road 70 Fulton
DESCRIPTION OF PROPERTY:
One section Of Land, covered with pine timber.
One Large Frame Factory House, 81 BY a fssi5
three and a half stories.
one large roomy store House. with good cs.4aIs 3
one large roomy frame, wood or rpontef on0p-
One large roomy blacksmith shop.
One large roomy cctton shed.
Two Double Houses for operatives, passage be-
Four single Houses. with sheds attached.
-Four single Houses. without sheds
one Iaree Mil House, with Corn s Wheat NIL.
One Large Gin House-
One Saw AIili, vi n New Circular saw
Besldes Dweliin,. House, Stables, Cribs, etc.
win tha finest Water Power IN the STATE o.
Mississippi a LIse, ooia snd never -..{ Iallel{
rTc< canal-ths lsft Cank b feet, the night bank
N feet high, Of solid rock. The bed OF bottom
Is also solid rock N Let Il IS soiia 599H s,Si @
spindles, In a healthy locality, win sooa Foa'i7
A splendid orchard OF about SO choice Apple
Trees Fine Peach Orchard
Having been broken mp BY the VA -
pose 20 sell this splendid properly ~ 49,
would prefer 10 ell one-half interest for Ossns
10 he n vested In Cotton Machinery, ead II De-
sIre-i viii remain and - Hfrintend ne - es
or vim zivs it up 70 the party purchasing ins
Her Is splendid opening for capitalists 70
invest IN the
Finest Water Power In the South,
wen Al, Necessary Bullding On the prsms.s-
rs-5r built large enough Tor spinniuz aud
WEAVING both, II desired
FSor PARTICULARS, refer 70 ]. c. Terry. Msrnuhfs
Tenn: R. W Price. Columbus, sliss; ths eiil-
ssus Of Tishomingo county, Miss-
can be founa on taa p1emises at al tines.
jalt 4 ". J. HART,
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NrvPgTs. Trvy.. August 9l. las

7 have examined TIE Ingredients aud pro-
nounce them snnocent, and the bread superior.
r. G. MALONE, 81 %.
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SOUTHWESTERN
Livery, Boarding & Sale Stable,
No. 35 I-2 Union Street.

I PROPOSE to keep on hand the best Livery
l. Turn Outs Of any livery stable Ia the city.
keep also ON hand for sale well broke Family,
Harness and Saddle horses, Those IN want OF
good stock viii Ind u 70 their interest TO give
me a call, as all stock sold by me shall be a.
represented or no sale.
lala-2me M. q. COSTELLO Pronrtetnr.
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JNO. r FRAYsER- "a. ID.

amined the ingredients
{. I. WILCOX, Il. D.
r. r. BROWN, NJ. ID.
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COTTON SEED.
WE HAVE FOR SALE
10000 bushels Cotton Seed,

OF this seasons growth, carefully selected and
In prime shipping order. We have about DO
bushels each OF Petit Gulf and Boyus froilno
Seed. BEA UMONT. HAMILTON & CO.
fall I'm 10. 800 Front street
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New York, Boston, Philadelphia,

A ND all the principal Eastern and Northern
~ cities, connecting st New Orleans with the
Merchants and Peoples Line 10 st. Louis, and
with Harris d Morgans Line Of Steamers tn
Mobile, and to Galveston, Texas
Through Bills OF Ladtng will be issued at New
York for Mobile, Galveston, Baton Rouge
N6tcheZ, Nicksburg, Memphis, Cairo and 81.
Louis, and to ali points and places on the Mis-
issippi river and Gulf Of Mexico
course Of the several lines running
ton.
Tne Line Is composed OF the Ldrgea and
Most E3egant SteaHlships which have ever been
built In the country for any home line. They
are in every respect fitted for ocean service and
the route upon which they run. Their paSsen-
ger accommodations are not excelled by those
upon any steamers In the world.
All Freight must be delivered at the Com
pany's Warehouse, upon their Pier, No. 46
North River, New York City, fTnird Pier above
foot Of Canal street,) where IL VIII be received
during all business hours.
Through Bills Lading will be given by the
above Line for COTFON and other Merchan-
disc TO New York and all points East, without
additional charge, and at as low rates as by any
other line.
For f1rther In formation aDplv tn
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AT WHOLESALE EXCLUSIVELY.
At MEoLf.sAl.E ExCLusINELY.
METROPOLITAN HoTEL.
LAfh bhOWNsp)
WARRINGTON n Z

THIS leading Hotel, Renovated and refur-
nished Is now in perfect order for the recep-
Ron and accommodation Of its old patrons,
nO3l-An
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Wines, AIeS, POrterS & COrdlaIS,
JUST RECEIVED.
80 baskets Wine, Piper HeIdSick.
30 do. Charles Heidslck. q
90 boxes Charles Fare.
20 casks English and Edlnburg Ale and
Porter, pts. and qts.
10 quarter casks Sherry.
10 quarter casks Madeira,
10 OetaEOs PlnHet, CastiIIlon and OtaFd
BFaHdles.
pipes Pure Holland Gin.
2 pipes Pure Swan Gin.
80 cases Curacao.
25 cases Innisette,
% cases MaSchinO and Absynth.
10 eases Sunshine Wine.
bbIs. Apple Brandy, warranted SIX
years cid.
10 casks Irish and Scotch WHISTLES.
100 pkgs. Bourbon, various grades and
ages.
p6~ Orders Solicited from the Trade. -St
No. 542 Second Street,
oPPosITETHE GREENLAw OPERA HOUSE
MEMPHIS TENN.
Ials sm