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Al No lGs Monroe street, between Third and
FOURTH streets.
HE services Of the following gentlemen are
engaged Prof Auguste Nlleheu.in, French
and spanish Prof George r. Meteely, Latin
Prof Jacob Milar. Music. auilu
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Louisville and Nashville Express

Leaves every day At 4 PIN, making close con-
nscti0n At Louisville with fast Express trains
on Jacksonville Railroad tor all Eastern cities,
CIuuau and a~llcities North and East, and is the
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FOR SALE.
no SALE
Piano for Sale.

A good Secondhand BUGGY and HARNESS
little usedl will be sold cheap. Apply 70 Tay'
lOr, Cav & Rutland, a4 Front street, or
q Il VS. BRUCE & ~, Monroe street
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MISS VICTORIA D. BOWERS, recently en-
Nj gagged Ia teaching with Prof: }. j. Stewart,
Vii open her school, assisted by her sister,
Miss N. W. BOWERS, on
Monday, the I'd of September,
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Excursion % mammoth Cave.

TWO DAILY TRAINS leave the Depot Of the
Il Memphis and Louisville railroad, mead OF
Main treet. as follows: Jpn. and II D m. run
ming through 10 Cave City without change OF
cars
HS- Excursion Tickets from Memphis to
Mammoth Cave and Return 1t Reduced Rates.
Fare round trip, ts Cave and return so 70 each
Parties of fifteen rmGre.---......-- . IS each
Parties OF twenty-five OF mOre--.--. 10 7Oeach
For through tickets and all Information, call
az Ticket Office, No. J7L Main street
IvE u SAN b. ZONES. Genn sum-.
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TO nj

STORES and OFFICES in BetheI's New
Building, on the corner OF Main and South
Court streets Apply in the building 20 2. c.
BETHELL, or ). P. WALKER, JR., in rooms
No and my2u
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NOTICES.
FOR RENT.
EOR RENT

k'Oh KEN
/ will rent for the remainder or this and the
ensuing year, the RESIDENCE PLACE OF the
late b. Graham. situated on the Memphis and
Charleston railroad ~ miles from Court
Square, and but a few hundred yards nom the
present terminOus Of the Street Railroad on
Vance street. The premises contain about
twelve acres, tastefully laid OF, and adorned
with forest trees, shrubbery, vines aud flowers
The Residence Building is one or the most
beautiful and cOmmOdiOus 10 be found in the
suburbs Of the city, which, together with all
the out buildings. are in perfect repairs. A
portion Of the Household and Kitchen Furni'
ture can be purchased. II desired. Possession
given at any time after the 18th september
next. I'D. WILLIAMS, Executor,
No. 37 Main street
Memphis. August q, 1857. au22 2w
DOR LEASE-On ten years time-LOt lZ5 by
II 1857 feet-One OF the most elegant pieces
OF unimproved Residence Property in the city,
In the immediate neighbOrhOOd OF the nne
residences Of Mr. H, Wade, Mrs. Greenlaw, Mr..
FaTnswOrth and Others, south side Jessamine
street, within 30 feet Of Lauderdale aud the
Beal street railroad. Terms low
RONSTER, IRRELEVANT CO,
ua2l lW No. 20 Second street,
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Memphis, August u, 1857
IL II 10 n T.

TWO OFFICES. formerly occupied by the
Metropolitan Police Commissioners, No. Il
Madison street. Inquire At Police ONCE, ~
Madison street.
MemphiE. June 10. 1857. 1ell Il
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~ II , n u
1 offer for sale my RESIDENCE in Upton
county, one mile from MasOn'S Depot, on the
Memphis and Ohio railroad, handsomely i'm
proved one hundred and forty-two acres also,
four thousand acres of and, improved and un-
improved, in tracts TO suit purchasers
Refer TO Leen Trousdale, Esq, who will give
any information concerning these Iands.
au2l 2tS RICHARD B. SOMERNELL
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BOARDING

and Cheap BOARDING
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SELECT S SCHOOL

L NJ. WINTERS, Sheriff.
BY J. n. Sw ~, Deputy sheriff.
August o, 1867. au24 "a
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TO r. 5 A i E.
A light One-holse ROCKAWAY, in good OF
der. Apply TO A. L. CUmmins, 20 Front
aus n
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THE STEAMERS CONNER A
CIAL" and "ROWENA" wh
form a SEMI-WEEKLY IL between Memphis
and White River.
The splendid Passenger Steamer
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RY Steamer 1

THE LEGISLATURE OF FMARYLAND-Thetw two
houses met IN joint convention Yesterday. ana
elected Lefevre Jarrett, James f. Carr and
VIM. II. B. fusselbaugh police commissioners
for the city of Baltimore for tour years from
the 18th OF March instant These gentlemen
were the nominees OF the Conservative can
Gus. The vote stood: Jarrett 81, Carr 65. Fus
selbangh IS, Hindes is, Wood ls, Proud le. and
scattering: The Senate passed by a vote of II
to 9, the bill providing FOR the election of a
Mayor and City Council in Baltimore on the
third Wednesday in April. 1t now goes TO the
House. The Senate concurred in the Hensa
amendment TO the boom bill, and it il now a
law. The bill to dispose OF the State tobaceo
warehouses in the city of Baltimore. and 10
erect others on deep water, was defeated attsr
consider aole debate, the enacting clause hayIno
been stricken out. AT the session last night
however, the vote on Mr. Bowie's motion was
Ieconsidered. w"
The Speaker laid before the House message
from Governor Swami. enclosing a commn
nication from Governor Worth, OF North
Carolina, who transmits certain resolutions
passed by the Legislature of that State. nro-
posing national convention OF all the States
NORTH and South, to consider certain amend :
ments TO the constitution Of the United states
Inc bill from the Senate to amend the eharier
OF the Baltimore and Potomac railroad was
taBen up, and motion made TO strike out the
enacting clause. This was discussed until the
honr for taking recess.
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CLERICAL PKTITIoN.-A Mr. Pierce pre
sented petition against license law aa r.
cent session OF the Massachusetts legislature
Wnieh pIrported 10 be signed by one hundred
and hity:slA clergymen "of Bos ton and
nlehliy. L ne Boston Transcript says that IN
tnat case "qulte distant parts of the common
Weaith are considered as in the vicinity of
Bos ton. The statement was made in tha
house that all the Congregational Trfnitariap
clergy men OF Boston had sigHed tins petlrion
me uuIh Is mat exactly mel half OF them had
done SO. OF one hundred ano twen,yiSa.pa,.
clergymen settled in Boston twepty.sev.n
signed the paper in question
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FROM EUROPE

LONDON, March l5-Noon.-More vessels o,
war have sailed for the Irish coast
fears are entertained Of a rising of the
IRISH at Liverpool.
LIVERPOOL, March 14-Eyening.-The
American Chamber of Commerce in this city
gave grand banquet TO- mig ht IN honor OF ths
heroes of the Atlantic cable. at which fine GOLD
medals were presented TO Cyrus w Field
Gapiain Anderson, Mr.. Canning, and Mr.
splendead affair. The American Minister Mr.
Adams, and all the leading American msr-
chsn,s OF the city were present
DUBLIN, March l5-Eyentnr-Two Fepiap
mead centres, named Burnes and Rea. have
been arrested aJ Belfast.
PARIS March 15-Noon-The Universal
exposition VIII be informally opened on the
INST OF April The inaugural ceremonies viii
take place al 4 later day There has been a
rise In the Imperial Mexican bonds in conse
quenee OF a rumor that they are to be converted
lnIo rench three per cent. rentes.
ST PETBRsBURG, March I5-Eyening.-Tbe
ports In the Baltic are closed by Ice
LONDON, March l5-Evening-t is stated
that the European Powers have failed 10 agree
on the Eastern question. Russia demands adj
dltlonal concessions for the Christian su biects
OF the Sultan. Dispatches from Constantine.
pie state That the Turkish Government is de-
termined to continue the war in Gambia and
is preparing 10 send ten fresh battaIlions of
Pasha.
[By Steamer.l
NFw YORK, March I-The new Hamburg
steamship Hammonds, from Hamburg on the
I'd via northampton on the 9th, has arrived
sne maoe remarkably quick trip.
The designations in the British Ministry
were Lords Carnarvon and Cranbourne and
General Peel. In the House of Lords Earl
Derby expressed regret at the three resigua-
uons, and said the Government would speedily
again be complete and would endeayor 10
bring to successful conclusion the question
Of reform.
In the House ef Commons Disraeli an
nounced that the Cabinet had resolved TO re-
treat 10 their original policy in regard TO the
franchise. He hoped on the 18th inst 10 COM
PIeIe the new Ministry, and on the 18th inst,
he proposed introducing a new reform bill
The Times in leader says this change was
essential to the continued existence OF the
Ministry, and believes all parties are bent on
working together to procure q thorough settle.
ment Of the reform question.
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a RAID on RAsCALs.-Oyer eighty thieves.
burglars, plckpoekets and rascals generally
Me.e counted 81 Mansfield, OHIO, in one day
Isst week. Every day and almost eyery hour
witnessed some new outrage and crime araiuxt
o.t.Iehs l or strangers. The people, hopeless OF
nitiee en- Wednesday evening, OF over bnn.
oItu ciuzens, captured number o. The
scouh oIels, took their photographs and or
s -ee .ueIn 10 Ieahe Similar no'ice has been
gwen 10 all. and hanging is NOT oply nrou
iseo; eut VIII, ~ is SAID, be performed. Tue
Mork was followed up on Thursday ami
rioay. aHd VIII be finished before the CON-
mlttee retire from Office
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"A FIRE EsCAPE.-In England, a portable
hre-escape has been introd uced for the use OF
travellers, which is said 10 be as safe and easy
10 use as a stairway. Within a thin me,alic
case, inches IN diameter, are coiled ON a
pulley thirty feet OF light, strong and flexible
steel-wIre rope. passing out between rollers
which may be adjusted by a handscre W 20 any
oeslred pressure, and terminating in q hook
mat can be fastened TO a window-seat A
chalr formed OF leather straps is attached 10
the case. ard a person, eeaied in the chair m, ~
regulate or arrest at pleasure the speed OF MS
descent by means OF the screw. This sort OF a
nIe-eseape can be carried by any in a port
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A G ENTs WANTED.

~ ~ n ~ L - ".
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is hoM oeine made by our Agents canvas ling for
interest, entitled 1~ Aosu'i0
"wEARINe OF TaE aRAY,n
Comprising
Personal Portraits, Sketches, Adrspf,,rss and In,
dents Of the Eaie War, tsnh TariiIGue Nara
hres % the Daring Deeds, Ddshinr
Chdrses, TotiSome MarcAes
Wtuins Sacrifices and .~
. .f Patient Suffer
-t sags ofthe 8 ss-
p,. B0YS IN GRAY -.
ro,ms,,I BY JOHN EsTAN OOGKE, -,
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SHYERAL SPLENDID PARLOR OCEANS,
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POsITIvkLY BE SOLD AT COST,
etory to rebuilding Store.
Also. II new snd second hand PIANOS ct reduced
prfeea 0uOR0U l.. WILD BRO
no 10 ON No. l91 nth strest. a6oye Pc. ave.
COAL, L, lhon. AND OIL. OF !he Praetio:l Amer.
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a GAY DECKIvER OF THE FEMINIEE GES-
piEhS.-mlss MARY Walker, a fast young lady OF
Richmond. Va, took IL into her head a lew
honths ago TO don male attire and engaged as
oarman. somehow the breeches seemed To
nave put bad notions in:o her head, for she
went 10 making love 10 the pretty girl. who
came after the family beer. One Of them cor
responded " ith her. and was engaged 10 be
married 10 ber. As making presents costs
money, the feminine barmsn borrowed from
the tiil, was detected, plead guilty, and is now
wailng Tor her sentence Her enamoured
.toHee visited her In gail They are no. 10 be
mirrfeo al present, as womers rights have not
attained 10 the degree OF deyelopment
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SHoE'PKGGING.-At the recent exhioitioa Of
the POLYTECHNIC branch OF the American In
machine was exhibited, which Is said to hsye
operated 10 the satisfaction Of the members
The exhibitor claimed that by his machine he
conld peg one pair Of boots per minute. the
work consisting OF cutiing the pegs from Ios
s'rips OF birch wood, punching the hoies and
driving double row OF pegs.
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HOTELS, RESTAURANTS, DO.
l. IRKwOOD HOUSE,
.E

IL IRkNOOD HOUSE,
C0THeT PsHAa. arsrRe aad TieslrA ,,ee, vfNA0
WaShts<f0H, h. O. lE.x 81
Situated In the most central location the city ,
midway between the
CAPITOL AND PRESIDENTIAL MANsION,
Only short distance from oil the DEPARTING nts.
fS'ent rnd Post Ofhces, Smithsonian Institute.
etc. ID. Ii. DUDLEY CO.,
h0H-u Proprietors,
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ITS EFFECT Is MIRACULOUS.
HALLS yEGETARLI

SIO1 LII AN HAIR RENEw
1t is perfect aud wonderful article Cures bald
ness; ~ Makes hair grow. A better aressing than
any ''o1l or - pomstun. y softens brash, dry, and
wiry hair Into Beautiful Silkea Tresses. But,
sbeVe all, the great wonder 10 the rapitity with
COLOR.
The whitest and worst looking hair resumes its
yontbfnl beauty by its use. It does not dye the
hair, bur strikes at the root and fills it with new
life and coloring matter.
The FIRST pplicstioD will do COED you will g.
the NATURAL COLOR retuinin ng every day, ami
. - BEFORE You hSOW 1T.
the OLD. gray dtscolcred appearance Of the hair
VIII he sops, giving place to lustrous, shining,
and beautiful leck>.
Ask tor h eli = sicilian Fl air Remover no other
article 10 at all like 1t in effect
See that each bottle has our pri vate Government
stamp ever the top of the bottle. All Others are
limitations,
B;P. BALL & co Nashua, N. II. Proprietors.
For sale by all druggists fe ls.dSveoTm,r
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CLOTHING, ko.
JAMES T. WALKRR,

T. WAJhBb,
MEROHANT TAILOR,
asa Seventh Street, asa
respectfully informs his friends and the public
generally that he has fine, large and we'll A
selected assortment of
CLOTHS, CASbIMEREB, A
YEsTINGs. AND
GENTS FURNISHING GOODS AA
That he is determined TO run off ct very small
vance cost.
guaranteed GOOD FIT and good workm an shi },
Is be Is determined to employ mono but the best
s-JOHN A. MCLEAN takes this method to
Inform bis friends thai he will be found at his post
at the above place, where he will be PLEASE cd t.
cater te their tastes, giving them garments to suit
the most fastidious, and seeing that their gar
ments are made NJ in the most wor kmanlfke man
NH IN. Inn
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SECRET DISlAsEs.

eAnAlI1ANs GIFT 10 the most certain, safe and
eaectual remedy-tndeed, theonly vegetable RENE.
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Is the soldier hope, and friend 70 those who do
male, S3.
sAnARIfAS's RooI AND HERE JurcIs-A positive
sne permanent cure fer Syphilis, eorofala, Ulcers,
Sold by E. O. Ford. See advertis.menS '' GSsTe myI
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- King and wens. the leaders in the raid
", on .ne Lonis Vile and Nashville Railroad, are
10 De executed on the 2sd inst ny
~ln England four. fifths of the work o,,h.
posi- omces and teiegrsphs 10 done by wonen.
snd ,ney sell two.thirds or more OF the beer
ebu 81 ttth aras U rEaET'a
~Goveinor Smyrh has appointsd Tnurs.
in New Hampshire. - - -. -.ff"'''''
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THE PRIZE RING-Katek b,tc,een Colrvsr mn
AarcH.-A match was made yesterday between
sam Collyer, the celebrated clog dancer ana
champion of light weights, and Barney Aaron
well-known celebrity in the fistc science -
night in June next, for the championship and a
sum in ereenbacks equal to $500. The sum
aSWexer. , may oe increased, IL each party con
exhibition. 10 $1,000. 1t Is mutafly agreed. an a
sostated In the binding articles which ave 20 .
govern me combat that each shall enter tns
Iopeo arena with flesh, bones and muscle az
gregstine one hundred and twenty. .eieh avctr-
dupois pounds-Nep York HERALD
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Maryland Animal Conference Of the Net n
odist Protestant Church.
THIRD DAS-FRIDAY.


j. L. Murray offered a resolution providing
ior an election, on Monday morning next. OF
delegates to the General Con en- ton, proposed
TO be held at Montgomery, Ala, IN MAY next
so that TINS Conference may be represen ted in
case such General Convention is held.
ID r.. Reese renewed the motion TO Law the
resolution upon the taole, which was deter
mined IN the affirmative.
Mr.. Murray then presented a resolution
concerning IN the call for General Goa yen-
ton OF the Methodist Protestant Church. a.
montgomery, Alabama, on the first Monday in
MAY. 1867.
ID. W. Bates moved the reference of this res
olutlon TO committee of five.
The motion TO refer was adopted by q count
OF 30 10 Il, and the PfesIdentsappoInted as the
committee, ID. ". Bates, =. B. Southerlsnd B
II. Richardson and Henry Swope
Mr.. Southerland offered a resolution proyid- =
ing Tor the appointment OF a committee OF i've
To take into serious consideration the subject
OF The support OF the ministers of Ihls dlstrl .
which was adopted.
Conference resolved itself into the Superan-
nuated Fund Society, Rev. ID. w Bates in fhs
chair. The Tepor. OF The Treasurer was read
and adopted, showing the amount now IA the
hands for distribution 10 be s-&OI4 81 The fol =
lowing named persons Were elected orlc GERS for
lhe ensuing year: First Vice President. I
Roberts: Second Vice President ID Wilson.
Secretary, II Nice. Corresponding Secretary
u A sherman. managers, J. r Nicholas. 7
ID allant, and +. J. Drnkhouse OF he cler-
gy; and II + ZolickoffeT, p D. kent : q
clark, j. W. Richardson and James Bond. q.
the laymen
Conference then adjourned.-Ba,, Aa.y..as
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The Institution for whose benefit this enterprise
is conducted was founded for the purpose of gra
tuitously educating the sous of deceased Soldiers
and Eesmen of the United States. .... .. ..
New pupils will be received after April 4, upon
complying with requirements.
The purchaser of each Engraving for one dollar
will be given certificate emitting the holder to
share in the award Of presents.
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SPECIAL NOTICE.

s~~.- SPECIAL NOTICE.
To the military organisation influencing the
largest sale of sngrsvings will be pre,en,aa !.
handsome Resinental Standard.
Parties purchasing Ensrav Wings viii please .d
wise the sssets to which regiment, &c., they do.
sire to credit their purchase. sal
Those desiring to oct - agents will spply for
infornatsa. -2 sa ms, .,,
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AN lNTERBsTINC ENTEADITIoN CAsE-Aa
Interesting case OF eXtradItiOn was last werk
brought 10 successful close. The Atlau.,c
cattle played an important part in IT, Only a
fortnight ago the Consul General OF Austria
IN New ok received from Baron BeaQst A
Sonmunlea,lon through the cable apprising
him that a fugitive from Justice, accused 81
forgery, was en route from Bremen TO New
lofk. On the arrival OF the Bremen steamer
MI. Loosely had the fugitlEe at once arrested
he identity OF the man and :he proofs of ms
guilt having been established to the satisfac-
ton OF the commissioner OF the United States
the Austrian Minister at Washington MADE
application 10 the State Department for a
warrant OF extradition, which was granted on
the same day. The day after Schwarz was
conveyed on board the German steamer under
the care OF peice officer. The whole trans
aetlon was the work OF a few days Its
speedlness VIII prove 10 the world that okiug
70 the telegraph and the readiness of The
American authorities. the United States will
no longer be considered by European crlmi-
mails as land Of certain safety.
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MERCHANT TAILORING,

The undersigned having entered into copartner
ship and LAID in an exte. sive an . carefully a.
selected stock OF CLOTHS, ,OAs6IMERES,\
MEETINGS, and Gentlemens' FURNISH WA
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ater. Persons desiring neat fitting and fashion
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to give ns call before purchasing elsewhere.
GEO T. kEEN, e.W. GILBERT,
NH s. Inn No goo i NJ hat nm and H.
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