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TIE me Sss ssI4as aS1sS seEx or
TEE MERCHANT or vENicEsREsERvED
si.. BEHscaE axNi -: ..ssss11ffxNo
cAl.ss,,n. Al.s ciSDERELLx. .~.~ow,r,
SihSsss2f EssssE s5s'5ssaaESss1s 'a5ssaSs1s
rssEifG1fl'TS siaa1fElT' DELISasS. ASRissks
RASvARD's OPERA HOUSE
AND MUSEUM,
Broadway. corner Of rAlr.isa stree.
EVERY sAruRDAY At srcLooK
sAruRDAY xAriNEE At O'CLOCK
TEE DEVILS AUCTION;
or The
oolDEs BRANCH
TRIUMPHANT SUCCESS
Of
MAs GlUsBPPINA xoRACoaI.
the greatest
sTAR DANsRUsE OF THHxoRLD.
Whose performances are prsDounesd byhs
PRESS AND THs PuLls
- tho trus Interpretation Of the
POETRY OF xor1o.
THE lARossr NuxsR o.
PzExiBRss pAEssusEs
KvER PREsENrD on ONE STAGE.
MR. Dx foE's
aRAsD EuRoPEAN BALLr COMPANY
GRAND EUROPEAN sALLF COMPANY
.sd
ss GIOVANNI Lro.
REssRvED BEATS yoR
SIX DIS IN ADVANCE.
A Den ones Of the theatre.
~ Chickering'S. Na q Broadway
xscoy. No. ia Broadway
R.svARDs OPERA HOUSE.
BROADWAY. CORNER rHIRrErH STREET.
HAflNER
SATURDAY. AT VC.ocK.
1Bx DEVILS AUcIoN;
or rss
GOLDEN BR4xcB.
THe
sTAR PREMEREs oAssEusEs
AND Mr.. DE Polls
GRAND EUROPEAN Ballet COMPANY.
oxB DOLLAR TO ALL PATS OF rHR HOUSE
cnILDREx nAY PRICE.
OLYMPIC rHEArRE-ro.DH.
~ ssssss y Lessoe
MATINEE THIS AFTERNOON AT ~
'''''..: fHass EsT;fs ssITs 4 .i S2r4s r.
sa z sSs; Ne s;9sr.' ;afs rAonAsr
s-p.sss. !is sI.es 5root-Evsins Pos!
Eshpsea ali acles preceding-iiome Journal.
The most da.,line ever seen;-fibnns.
Cannot Be sxcelled in true art-Hsraid.
s rc. po;s sosF:Su. ,Drstse.s pet: 2. q
earpassingiy beautiful ~Aioion
Throws into the shade any scsss here abrosA-Dis
Mr. q. I. Rcsisus
- tiS.ny Snysvsnors ssaisoa TRxssvSsHxlia sEss
ss1sssng IN beauty The siAss
.oaI,n, GaANn n a1rlSEE AZ % THIS AT ArrERsooN NO,
N sArURnAy ArL
0ss ssSiaEE Ensnck
TODAY. TO-DAY.
/" ONE AZ; cclsock rHx FtIS;FEi nx4sEnE
TVS tsATURDAy) AFTERNOON.
N cRHnns.'s q9AAEEDE. qAEEDE
Il bATUkDAr 4ATiNEB
TO-DAY. ONE O'CLOCK. roD
N TAKE THE cnrnREx.
| sArosb.y Ssf SG.%nk a1SlsEE.
TnDAH TODAY. TO-DAY.
NnIo'a TWO Asso,ur.s.
rwEnf! FsEMIeREs
GRAND EsrEcTs. EFFECTS
rHra sAToE6xY HlrIsEE.
n BLACK cRooK
rms s1suRb1Y. Arl
Nl'l'S. s.rsns
/. TIE n,sLp i,,nns. pAssEpsE.
riiis sHR xfuRbAS. D1s0ss al.
N '' sHB MECHANICAL DONKEY.
SATURDAY. ATL
cApBxy OF Huslc-NATISEB.
% %To.DAY fNo At ossNpEsoRAs iAISsSsHh
1nis 's;:sIssslD ssslD szSsSsE 11EzssSSEk ~, sisxk
. pan, u F1S.EIs &. sss on RssI.s oSlr
=, pSors open sss,s ss s,sa ITO to commence at one.
sSasasioS sL g. sdaiHfEss s,Rru,.,
.. With sssss,sn VIII ss gwen ssesuons rom
IngS pIE ScA.SNLSssSSn.gsEfdhs. .NS Si.sfdHs
DON CARLOS. Ac.
CApENY OF MrSfC
"a MAX ,Dfrector
GERMAN DRAMA.
FANNY JANAUSCHEK.
FANNY JAEAUSCHEk.
GREAT REDUCTIONS OF PRICES.
General one donar only
Family Circle ftfty
ssenrsa seats from ffy cents 10 dollar extra.
Private Boxes dollars
MONDAY, Nov. ~,
Gs.AND GALA PERFORMANCE
in C0MAEMORAriOS OF
sCHILLERS BIRTHDAY
TUESDAY, Nov. II,
ThE GLADIATOR OF RAvHSNA
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IRON aAIR-ON RAYMOND STREET. BROokLYN-A
three ssorv hiss ssoop brown stone Houss ne or o.
y .h,sh can rssnals mss,sase Apply 70 y y ssA'
MAE. II Pine efesk
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Omcisl Transfers or Real Estate In Hads0n
County. N. j.. Yesterday.

Esss Side.
FIRST CLASS CORNER HOUSE FOR SALE OR
n To kt-With one adjoining; focation beautiful In
Hmre the promises. corner OF Fourteepth
8srood avenue. Of JOHN GLASS.
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COAsTWISE STEAM MsHIPs.
DACIfIc NAIL STEAMSHIP CaMPANYs
L - through line 20
CALIFORNIA AND CHINA.
CARRYING UNITED or ATps " ATT.

COAsTwIsE STEAMSHIPS.
pAcIFIc NAIL STEAMSHIP coxPASYs
OAEESiSS MY SsSSiSsIfsf SSSIffSs sESThs NAIL
os 'sVs socp pss s n river foot Of Canal 'rss
Nsssnssr i-AnIzoSx. Captain Jen. xsury, connecting
"ss No,s%ser nnExsss' s'n cHsgscxy HsRss CAPTAIN oy
.sss:ss sss%S: .s ssIha soss1Tari5dSs S5S Conner
I pounds c.sgass allowed tree % each adult passenger
An dsp.Isures ouch q Acapulco; those Of lat and s,a
i!k Tor Central American Porss, ana shSss q Ia
sT beps.ars q Of each month connect. with ,A. new
Steam line from rsnsms % AusXslls and New zealand.
steamer :.s GsS Ss:s .ss s.s S.s
Hoss Ksa ana costa c % %. sEw sS
sss: .s:, "a ,ss n + fps.r aicrmss: svg,
'Sss "'' ' 0'' 'is s' Hs:ss .ss'
- MsIicsn Mail Steamship Line
Carrying the United States Mails
The ar'l siaa' iron '''.Tssig SsSgor,
John Deaken. commsndsr,
wsns relieve shs Sufferers u hsamoros v leave plsr
saturday. Nov. H asPn.
''s sissss sS:ss and pass ps.:ss. .ncs N. srs.a~
CIsAL AND vERA CRUZ
- '.:s iSSs1 :s;j;; i S,aS;; ;sssSss.
viii san fos above pors from Pier n Nors rver % sat-
urday November - r. n.
S'i ifsA' ssrsesSgsln' sir.sse; ssSgl soy. . s..,.r .,r...
LroR HAVANA VIA NASSAU NP
u The British snd North Ansncsu Royal Man gtsan
nsssusr vnl so fes s abs,s psrs from Ne Ccnpsays
wharf JePaey CITY, ~ noon,
1osday, u Dscsnbsr nondsy. oh Dsssmbsr.
rAseass .sssy - Hsssas. -, = fsvsaA go payasie
~ iirssh y pAssAe aspl,s
N sssss siss
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FOR sALE-A SPLENDID PROPERTY ON WASH.
~ EtTtcn street. ncar Canal effcc with entrance
en Greenwich street. close 10 all the European inss Of
Rom rs nne nnohsrcted position desr. place FOR
rcrpo-c requiring strong hkht Price aud terms be
made ssasfastory Apply 10 JAMES PRICE 100 Hudson
street.
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A ROMANCE AND A WEDDING.
A Belgian Baron Marries 4 Treasury
Cierk.
From the Washington NOV. 2D Correspond
auna OF Lha Na-- L---- Ea-aLa

From the Washington NOV. 2l) Correspond
eDce OF the New YORK Herald m
The mouotony Of social life in Wash
ingtOn was relieved today by an advent
of rather uncommon occurrence in these
unpoeticai times Ia the church of the
Epiphany, an Episcopal place OF wor-
ship, Baron Henri Van Havre, Secretary
of the Belgium Legation, was united ia
wedlock to Miss Camilla Webb. The
history of the attachment which led to
this happy consummation, embraces a
considerable degree Of the romantic ele-
ment. The Baron, who is connected
with one Of the most sristOcratic and
wealthy families OF Belgium, came here
q few years ago as Secretary of Legation.
He is a gentleman about thirty years Of
age, tall and commanding in appearance,
and an ardent lover of poetry and mu-
sic. About six months after his arrival
he happened to pay visit to the Treas
ury Department, and in the course of his
inspection of our financial machinery be
became interested with the beauty Of
the lady to whom be was married to-
day. Miss Camilla Webb was q clerk in
the Office OF the Controller Of the Cur
rency. She was born in the southern
part of Virginia, and came to Washing
ton about five years ago. She was ac-
companied by her widowed mother, and
though IN comparatively poor clrcum-
stances, they were known TO some Of the
most respectable society here. The Ba-
ron effected an introduction to Miss
Webb, and considerable intimacy fol.
lowed About year ago he returned to
Europe ana travelled extensively over
the continent. After spending about five
months there he resolved on coming
back to this country, impelled by a de-
sire TO express his attachment to MISS
Webb, having failed 70 find abroad any
more attractive object. Three DAYS ago
the wealthy and aristOcratic Baron, ac-
companied by his intended bride, Miss
Webb, and attended by party Of inti-
mate friends, proceeded to the Catholic
church Of st. Aioysius, and had the nup-
tial ceremony performed. The Baron is
q Catholic and his wife an Episeopalian.
To-day the Episcopal ceremony of mar
riage was completed in presence of a Sc
leet and fashionable congregation. The
bride, who is about twenty years Of age,
was dressed in pearl colOred silk, and,
with her wealth OF golden tfessea, bright
blonde complexion and delieately chis-
eled features crested no small degree of
Among those present on
the occasion were Baron Stoeckle, Rus
sian Minister; Mr.. Cerrotti, Italian Min.
ister; Baron Gerolt and Baron Kusse-
Taow, Of the Prussian Embassy Miss
Bolts, Miss Anderson and Miss Mary
Webb, sister Of the bride; Mr.. Maurice
Delfosse, the Belgium Minister, and Mr..
CantagalH, Secretary Of the Italian Lee
cation, acted as groomsmen. The Rev.
Dr. Hall performed the ceremony, after
which both bride aud bridegroom re-
ceived the congratulations Of their
friends. In the evening they left for
New York, whence they sail for Belgium.
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ZoNs ~ ~ =
pIxoN & PERCY.
Arohiteet and Engineer,

A TTORNEXS AT Law, Grseuviue Mss,
q VIII practice IN the Courts o. Tunica.
COshouIa, Bolivar, Washington and Lsaquenus
Counties. declo ~"
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Alto RNEZ AT LAW
Solicitor in Chanoery,

Little Rock, % Arkansas.
VIII practice AZ the Federal and state
Courts. -COuecions promptly a tended 10.
rnhS Il
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FAssMAN,s - e

- Wood and IRON " W0FkiRg Machinery. oi
al kinds, ordered on short notice. and fr--
uisheft Al nnauufaetu = rnre' rlrffqs Ear & ann
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- MRS. WI. b. COLLINS.

AGENTS " WkSrED Male or Female, in every
town and county an ihe United States, 70 ia Iru-
duc5 this cele urated. prepare t1On. Agents are
nov making from $50 20 SAj4 per month, clear
Of expenses. App1cA lions for agencies can ne
made for the present to Hrs. Jackson. nj the
Whitemo-e House, Adams street. between
Third AID sourth- Memphis; or 20 The mat u
featuring depot, No LI3 sixth street., 4. Louis,
Mo either in person or by letter
nnZT tf
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convention probably Defeated i'm mis-


WUWNNHNIt3N EEWNl-WEF htNEs8tHIE m EEIs-
sissiPpi-
The Hernando Press contains the fol-
lowing; Joseph Rogers, one Of the Reg
istrars Of this county, is retained until
further notice, to close up the books, etc.,
so far as DeSoto county is concerned.
Mr.. r. returned from headquarters last
week, and says the idea prevails that the
Convention question had been defeated
ia Mississippi,
pre- o. nVu-lppva fs4sfoa, = pssnelpI
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Bruce vs., Bank Of West Tennessee. From
MempE4s Chaneery.
HEslD: That an order Of the Chancellor,
Inadc In open court, refusing TO grant an IN
iunctton is not subject 10 appeal TO this court.
The appeal will he dismissed here, on motion,
in such cases.
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FEEO CUTTER5,
CORNISH EI.EERS a
THRESEISt5 MACHINES
REAPERS AND MOWERS
LATH MACHINES.
WHEAT Drills,
LINES Fireand Burglar Psoofsafss

DEERING COTTON PEEssEs
COTTON PLANTEFsS
COTTON SCR PrRs.
COTTON SWEEPEBs
CgLTIF ATDRS.
CORN PLANTERS
SELNGLE MACHINES.
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MEHPHgS APPEAL.
PUBLISHED DAILY a WEEKLY
By
JoRN 6. G. HOGAN & co.
RATES OF ADVERTISING.

uE- All advertisements conhlQefee eas SlSeA
thse-ut tuzerfiorl- = z.E ID
EsElght lines OF solid nonParen constitute
8 qusre- rs- - 49,. .-E..
az an advsrrissrnentsin the Special Notice
solpmu will be charged 3 cents per line.
~ Marriage and death notices. pu u5liAhed as
other advertisements
nrAI Advertisements for the APPEAL must.
t,-ns,-sss IL. at the Clerks desk.
! - T'uaassss5 a1ivJsitsslasH1 ust'st Be paid for
y adr1Eos.
81 Advertisements for ths Weekly peper
y-iiI be charged al sanse rates, per week or
rrorfti. as n the Daily, unless by special
contrast.
- our friends are requested TO use their best
s-r.-ts - send MS subscribers, and IN up our
-IfrsE- anG siso 70 forward any items OF news
thai may be of sufacisnt leOal Importance 70
warrant their publication.
TERMS OF WEEKLY.
Asan iudueemsut TO get up clubs, we have
H.Io9tsa the following scale Of prices, which are
as low as our current Office expenses viii admit
ar
one Copy, one year - "
10 el1bstof ten or more, each go
Iuur-7atll IN advance.
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MRS. GEO. WOLCOTT
Jersey street. Lel. 5-Lal and segenLh.


HANEIBAL, No, August y, 1855.
MRS. JAcKsoy. Deur EafaTH Z am most
happy to inform yOg. that after having suffered
more than three years with what some piysi-
clans C3ill nursIng sore mouth, or canker Of the
mouth and rhrUst, I tried various remedies,
but found nothing 70 60 ne any good until
heard Of your Oils for the c0mp plexion and
teeth, called Queen Bess.' I bought one bot
tie, went according 70 directions. ard am truly
than kful e. say have found a p6rmanent cure.
Hoping You via publish thlH- that otter poor
sufferers may be benefited by IL, / renain,
Yours respectfully.
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MEMPHIS. TENNESSEE.
Have for Sale

8 Mi1burne7s CeIabrsfsd Iru1-Arla WsssHz..
. Milbgrne's C=lebEatad Thinbls-sEeiu vFag-
Ons-over 800 sold IN Memphis al wa --nr 80
for Twelve naOnths, and only 81 ~ . .Ealzfzs
claimed for breakage.
80 Carver Gins. from 40 to SO saws.
wood ant iron frame.
. fo1d.s improEed Ballock Cotton Pruases.
doCDl7 gsared and 70 work b. erzuz- Fvgo
men can make $50 pound bale.
10 Todd 3 Improved Horse Powers. FOR runuinz
01LiA a--l- cf+sL Allis-L1e lne.l power made.
Janfs s Todd Stationary Erel1ss. % all sfzes-
from - 10 t00-horss power.
Todd's Planning MilIs and Wood V-ssE.-iz Ma
culnery, OF AL kinds, r1ruished zt snort no.
uce.
Portable Steam Engines, Of ali sizes, from 30
stationary Engines, Of all sizes, from % to S.
Single and Double saw MiEs-Todd S and other
makes.
Gin ssgments, for 10 and z feet wheels. com
plsts-
i'qilToaa 5lsa and Lever Horse Powers, p and
IS Tons OF IRON TIES dow TO the tradel.
100 Dozen Cedar Buckets. ron and brass 5ouud,
assorted. dow 20 the lrsGe9. ....
100 Nests Cedar Tubs, dow T. the tIada).
10 Buckeye Cider Presses. to close cons zrmer.s.
I 10 and p Horse Power PorsabIs Engine, sec
ond-nand- low for cash-must De se-d-
16-Horse Power, secondhand, cheap.
1 - Horse Power stationary Engine and saw
Mill-al eompists-can 0e oouzht Ic5E.
% Saw and 60 saw GINS ltul little used)
low for cash.
Dantels' tlaning M3chine-cuts 81 facrsa
wide and 3 feet lsng-ean be had at bar
gaia .... .. --H.
FLOWS OF All kirds. rH.. $50. .n...
FEED CUTTERS
CORNISH ELF.ERS
THRESEINts MACHIEEs
REAPERS AND MOWERS
LATfT 1f.A HINES
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- A.. SCOTTISH RITE.
on Et-r.-7f GssszaF

C7RzNE CormRrdary, No. s. Meets sth Mon
day OF eech month. John Zsut Com; n. ]
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DIR Z CT OR Y
OF First Class Business Houses
or EEhEEHTs.

a she. HeCIeuuaB 4 Co, Cotton Factors
"a anu Com lIlssiau Nzrchanis, - Front ST
s-tonlrnercial R,,sIs, corner Of Main aud
Z = Mad ls8u sJreaIs-
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T,.sR.s.lis...o.s, T,...l,. {. $ :. iEgiu. lza'telsand Fl
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~ " IRVINE & Co., Cotton Factor
Com mission Merchants. - Front IS
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Security Insurance Company
OF NEW YCRK.
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IN Offering OUR BITTERS 70 the Southern
i Public, We have 10 hesiJancy IN asserting
their superiority over any Northern produc-
tioa in our msrksas- IN their devisement they
are purely Southern - Ompounded with a
special sdaptitude to the vartsus types OF
stomacie dersngennents prevalent IN cur
climate.
It Is gentle stimulant to the system sftst
undergoing a severe illness.
Il is q cure for Dyspepsia.
II assists Digestion,
It cures Diarrhss and Cholera M0rbus.
II is preventive for ChlIs and Feysrs.
TIA an invaluable companion FOR person
travelling at all seasons OF the year.
It is Ho1E enterprise, and possesses true
merit
- sold everywhere.
@. Il. EBBERT & CO..
Sole Manufacturers.
Depot, No 9 Hovvstrd's Row.
fabl0 II MeHspRs- Eenn-
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AH-- ~ WOLJDII5 CEAILFA4 iAIE.
QUINCY, III, November 5 1876.
MRS. JACKSON. Dear IEaalam-It Is with
pleasure that I certifyto you, that seeing one
OF yGur eirUulars, which contained certificates
and Endorsements from tbs best uhysieis q 5 and
the highest "a edicsl authorities q tne Unltsd
states, certifying that your oils for the COM
piexiOn and teeth were pursiV ths oils, extracts
ana essences o. flowers, and they Warra ot 20
when Used accOrdIng tUdirsgtious % cure the
worst and NEST dIfIicul5 cases Of nursing, sore
mouth, eanker Of The stOmacf, bowels and iys-
persia For scroful0us disorders, when used
both Internally and eZJerua Tly, 10 Eas 10 equal.
Dear Madam, seeing this, and my little dauzn-
Ter, aged fifteen months. having the EhOGpiDg
cough for several months. accom- lanie,t with
what the doctors call WlLLe cauker. her Mouth
ahd throat being terribly liberated, and hav-
ing tried everything for its relief 1 could hear
Of. ali 10 no purpose bought one bottle o
your oil for the com mpleXlou- cal ed % Queen
Bess." went according % the directions. did not
use quife one E1ttL1, and am most happy ID
state t6-yOu th . 70 has cured my cnllf. she s
nov as well aud hasrty as ever sbs vas In her
life. give ylu his, nay CERT dcaie, ho ping yOu
will publish T., that thousands OF others wilD
may be affilc.s-i with any Of the shove affae-
items may a. once get a bottle Of your Queen
Bsss." for feel sure they VIII ind iHluedia1e
relief Yours respectfully,
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-FoR-
COTTON BALES.

'E1HE undersigned have made extensive ar
Il rangenients to supply the demand Tor these
Ties the presen season
In addition to tbs FASSdAfg DIAMOND TIE
ana BUTTON TIE, 50 extensively used. hereto
fore. they now offer bis ALLIGA ATOR FIa.. vita
teetn 50 arranged as 10 Instantly Clamp the
hoop when the pressure is removes nom me
bale, and hold Il without slipping.
Great pains have been taksn 70 secure ia
best quality Of iron.
These Ties are 50 simple In their srrzu~e-
meHt that they can be applied By any one. 70
bales OF any size, with the same facility and
eTpedluOa as rope. Insirength, security ard
facility Of application, they will cOupare Ia
vorably with any yet introduced.
The advantages OF Iron Ties are now vener-
ally recognized; but it fs dee1sed not ouf or
place to call the aJteRtiOn of those interested
20 the very IuphRtic recommendation on TTn-
dsrwrtterS, steamboat Captains, ard Owners
and Agents OF Sea steamers and Sailing Ves-
sells, recently published in the newspapers ia
New Orleans
CHABTBERs & LATTING.
General Agents New Orleans
For sale by
MEA0HAM & TREAnwFlI.
HARRIS, COCHRAN q CO.,
And other dealers and Grocery Barghsn5s.
seq SO6
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Enterprise Insurance Company
OF CINCINNATI
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HEBREW CALENDAR.
nIASONICDIREOTORY.

HA5Gg.
LODGES.
gxaFpoxs. No. IsS Meets Irt Monday In
every month. al Odd-E ell0sgs' laall. car. Oourt
aud Maln. -. 3, Forster, "a Front street.
". NJ; John Bearnlsa, secy,
EBrrr sTrsrrfrTs. No llg. Meets I'd Friday OF
ea-1 rn7ntH-E4a-L. cor " adison and Second.
J. r ssllsrs ". a.; Benz, X. Pgllen, sec.
LF1L4A SCOTT 80. -a4. 'dee-s lst FRIDAY OF each
ussuth Hall. cor. Madison sud Second. John
Ai1sils. ", a.; b. p. " ward, sec.
HlouIh-DGt-FsllOws, Hall 2. Ii. Stanley
NJ n W III. Butts, Sec
kl1.-fly-'lNar No s., ~ ~ Meets 1th : Illsy
of eacN -upnt1--A trent street sohn j.
Workman, 85d, ". n =, X. tUllen, sd Sec.
ROYAL ARCH.
PETN Chapter. No 1. Meets "a Monday OF each
alonth-o1d- Fellows lislL J7hl Gent, N. Z.
h r.; e. N. Levy, secy.
r. AND S. NJ
EuREKs Council. Not. Meets 81 Monday Of
each EnOutE-Ddd-F -Fsllows' Han. John Gent,
Tn. H. n. J. Wigsin, Rec.
TEMPLAEs.
CTRzNE Coumsrdsry, No. s. Meets sth Mon
day Of eech month. John Zsut, Com; n. J.
W-ggtn, Res
a. AND A.. SCOTTISH RITE.
% Front Strsgt.
HEEgEs Lodge sf Perfection, 18th; No /
Stated Communications "a "Wednesday night
OF each mouth. Henry P Noodsrd, sd, g..
NJ Charles A-tasElil, ~ ~, sec .
hlrwHUAs lsOts Of Perfection, l4th.i No. 2
slssts 4th Wednesday OF each month. George
sfellarsh 82d. g.. ~. A. h. Frankland sd,
C sPiI1a -ou neil Of Princes Of Jerusalem, ,Isthi
Sa. 2. Benz. K. Pulen, sd, Tsrsh'-; -
ser.
CAI3AE-Y CHAR PTf,F- OF sose CIolz, laihs No. ].
oasrlss ~. Adams Sd n. W. 4. 7. Tom
lius1u. i2i Sec.
PHTLIpisE UUPLEssEIs Council OF K-h, 80th.,
No. Henrv P. Woodland, sd, Comm;
william y. CiF1ie Sl1, Rec
CoEsTsT0Rg OF WEsT TENN EssEE, sd. John
Einsiie. Sid., Comm in Chief; Dodge {.
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New strength OF sou

a Erander scope OF thought,
His mind 80 nobler purpose would be wfOught,
And fee and own IN TINS calm, solemn "a ood
That us naa S highest glory 10 be good."
OCTAVIUs.
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PARTEE, M 'GEHEE& &C0
COTTON FACTORS,
General Commission Merchants
Liberal Advances Made on C0lsigHmGntS.
f. w. IRVINE & CO.,
90 ttOn Fa CtOrS
AND GENERAL "a kll1 b
Commission Merchants,
27S Front Street, Upstairs.

Il with the experience OF the past fraukht
with the many vicissitudes incident TO a
changed system OF agriculture, and for which
most Of our planters were little prepared re-
sulting in heavy loss 10 planter and merchant
IS an experiment tried, we shall adopt a fieid
cash system in our misunderstanding no risk
con assignments, remitting proceeds with as little
delay as possible; bat in all cases obeying iu-
structi9ns Of shippers, and using our best en-
Our arrangements for furnishing Supplies
Bagging, Rope, Gunnies, Groceries and Provi-
them at our lowest market price, and make IL
as much, or more, to your interest TO order
through US, than to purcnase in person.
Hoping 70 receive your patronage and infiu-
ence, We are, respectfully,
d fse-1 -.
oo2 3ln y, W. IRVINE q co.
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ABSTRACT oFF'cE


Corner m0IFOe and Second sfa.
nar -at
WE have the Abstract Books HRd complete
w Index Of the Registers ONCE. cozapilad
by the late HENRY A. uEsNE; AND, after
mole than Faars' tFial Of their accnracv
and careful e1perisHee in the business moi
one mistake having occurred IN all tslat tfrne).
we are enabled 70 furnish complete ueraign-
mems of titisto al .
Fort Pickering, Memphis and Shelby
County Lands,
st the shortest notice and on the most reseons-
bic terms. q. J, CAMPBELL q CO..
nsh19 II Successors - bcnd q Campbeik
Fah@.f Successors 70 soaa . panppell
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PATENT MEDICINES.
MRS. JAcKsoN's
Queen BeSS Complexion Wash.
MRS. WOLCoTT's CERTIFIcArE.

TFlHE following certificates, selected from hus-
dreds in the possession or the pro prie1rass,
are confidently subultted 20 the pubhe:
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VVHE underslEned would respectfully inform
l his TRENDS and the puBIe That be is pre-
pared 70 devote his whole attention 10 Design
Ing ans aud Sd perintendiug Buildings, with
as nUCa euBrgy and attention t. his patrons
interest as he did Tor the Guys interest While
City Engineer.
OFFICE-SuIIlnaan Block, Secend and Madi-
son streets. Charges reasonable.
j. II. MCCLURE
81 eraT net
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MEMPHIS, TENN.

Z IBERAL L, ADV VANCES-Supplies at Whole
| sale Prices. Comm ssOu Tor selling Cotton,
Oua Dollar per Bale. nO6