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thereby ooorbutsng 10 the convenience Of the public
and diminishing the cost OF cyection 70 the govern
meaa With this visw number Of petty distinctions
between goods OF varioss qualities might b swept
away With advantage both 70 importers and the
Treasury.
The Official returns Of the imposs Of foreign dry goods
this port for the just ended have been compiled,
oy which Is shown that their agseAa value In specie
was $l2o 222 sS5 heing than TIM -four millions
larger than those Of 1885, The imports r the three last
years ere thus stated
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The ratio of expenses TO earnings Is about Hxtyour
per cont The gross earnings, compared With those
OF the preceding year. exhibit nm increase OF fifteen pc
cent, while the net income remains substantially the
same The second track between Springfield and Chico
pee has been completed during the year, At cost of
about se7 900.
railroad from Newport to Dexter, Maine, il project,
cd Tho Portland Prem says the estimated cost Of the
xsa exclusive OF rolling stock, Is less than $500, 900
Tho Maine Central Railroad Company have agreed to
furnish the rolling stock aud run the connection
with thsir own. and pay $4,000 yesr - rent.
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COMMERCIAL REPORT.


Asurs--Recoipts pkgs. There was ohapgo-n the
market 20 day.
BRsApsruyrs Receipts 400s bbs nour 300 bushels corn
meal eo bags do. ass busheis s2ss do oats; l2o
do rye and $500 do further advances Of loc 2oe
per Dbl established state and Western -four but tho
advanced pretensous OF served restrict BUSINESS
In considerable degree and though the market Al the Ina
provement was very less activity prevailed The sales
however extent comprising upwards OF 1000
bs at the revised quotations s,bjoned. Southern nour
in fairly aSve demand and sbort 500 bs vera die.
posed Of at better prices the market closing nrn Mt our
quotations Rye -four sso ruled Hrmsr with salss Of 800
bbls II from eg 20 g. according quality Corn meal
generally held higher prloes but no ssos Of any conse
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rOt.l Impesta .s7l Sss 752 sOl las s12s s2Ss5s

During these years there entered directly fer
sumption IN 1884 s4s, 1906 $50; iulss5, $7o 4s and
in 1895. $751; scs 7oe There entered for wsrehous
ing in 1884, s2s so4 sea- In 1885, 81 27A 7ss and in
1854 ~. 2so. LAO; while there was Withdrawn from
warehouse In 1884, &sla1ss41 in 1885, sos ana
in 1885, $so $50 The imports OF dry goods ct the
port wore valued q under In tho yean mentionAd:-
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the demepa subseqneny ruled Light and with ree orerng
the Market cloeed minus the The sale cover
soa0o bushels q O. - for white and red Canada .
81 30 for No Milwaukee. ~ 40 FER No. do, and ~
bu.hsi ccssS rs The ss,ancs HsaE lost rae sales
in Store and 81 M for Do, anoa Oats advanced is>per
bushe Eses toD bushels at ESQ., &C. for chicago and
Milwaukee and ~ Tie for state. Rye n fair do
pAnd and Sales lsoc bushels a ~ % for bonded
Ssss Ss sasss sss:s r. F' SasSs S
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In bond. and 81 " fO -
unchanged. nth moderate bastness doing the
CovyEn stoaivA = RIO On terms not allowed %
sales comprising 1000 - $3.50 - nm
tNusptre. ,evsIsd far this stspa ana thu
Cor1on A asir demand p sdy q the subjoqed quota
nons, at which salss eRs0eA 49,
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There has Tor somc time past been general com-
plant OF dulness in the dry goods trade but the dull
comparative the great importing activity which
began In August 1885, having accustomed the trade to
heavier business than before known ia likely
70 be soon experienced again
The receipts from customs at the principal ports Of
the United States for the week ending December 81
have hoan fOl,owa
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! Arrived. -
orisans 44.h. and Key we.t Jan 1;
s:s ma Gen s:,s s X: ~
s.ssI:Ap Nish.ina.ls nrss9sr. nsw oTisass De .,
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sEsss, s 6 IS T.
So :. :!is:
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s..sasllP s...sos. x,l :sa.sf;d p. is5 .ssf'a ~
.s ::: Y; ~ S s::s rs e, So:
ga se:s ..s $500 q sssa''V = .s'.
80 ss:S s. q g: RI All IA
e s Nv ySs p W: L:1s ss sssn
cargo and received other siilhs as@ss.,
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GU x1S:f;s1 w SS.Sa Eg DAY" ~
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1s.sS %:ss, l !:r ss.s az ~
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n1 Sris Ss'a. sos soss", Qua. s.v.n~.h. aAy 40
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SER Mary AM.d:. smith Gsssss;sH I. a.. pcs aav
kas ss ci ss.' Es.Ss.ss s sas Sd4.o~-
schr Y Rich. Amsssoury Eccaporss ,.~.
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Sioop Harvest, Corwn, Providence
Bca0W.
Bark 0ess.emands (Broml
rroo, o,.r.u,,ne-shipM Mary Hai for can Frsassass
Marine Disasters.
c:s sas.1 4 3 .: s sss rue
IS. IS , vs xrece q sse.m.as issaass blown
gale ban Fortress Mon,9s took iron from Ass the c.
b h s.Ss
issor.Ss sss aaass.in1 aouS.o.. 70 sacos..f. M
that she WIN become total loss
snp KMoyrsazn Harding at San Francsoc 10th aIt erc9
III si ss ~ IL: S S:ss, sa from
81 sst .a "a ss sss Wiz val
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x s sss e fs ss bs
s ,::. ,ss 81 g :ss:: .ss ss'y
os =;
I .s :sss 81 Z: ss sa si,
stoX In M Coosu tlndly supplied them With csek
M sn1 cert shen In ths bark Stag Capt Andsrson-
BAsx Tuersevs Fr, Can Yrancisos fssh ut from sr
AeanE WA s days Caps Moyn With heavy woathse tres
NV; sps sais buwaskA and sustained cthar dam.
age.
s... from New yos g. .s s:a:.s :ss
HOOK, aOx though, win 30 sos saoat in lev DAYS
miscellaneous.
Purser slocum Of the steamship Leo from Savanna
viii accept thanks for favors.
The Following tabs gives summary the vssss II the
hsrbors Of New York Dcston, Philadelphia Chare
| savsnnsh Mobile, New Orieans and Galveston. q -
| stavt uooouutss freu cash OF those ports:-
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.t sss Nj. DC 81 De e; e. Dc i, p 1s ,Ss
Alton / Terrs Hauso pref 80 IS
s;::::ss s;:s:;: S s.
S1sS Island 1o ~ 49, 49,.
s ss:::.s ~ !;
Delaware Hodson Canal 152 l63A I53
Hndaon River: .......... III l0 III 100
Illinois Central. ......... 1l6 I0x lI6K liz
Es::. '!1s ' ssg IS sss -:
Il~A.kes i 81. Paul -. SIX S0K cox IS
Milwaukee 81 Paul prof 90 81 70 IS
g. e. S:s;ss
New =. Y Ys!s E ass p sa... 81 s s
Ohio Mississippi cer... % 2sx ,2sT ,22sh
F rsa.ss ss Fort Wayne: lo5 l S l ls1
9u,cksiIvsr Mining. a ~ AZ g
Ess:,s s9 Uas. 4sssr.Di :. sS ~ g.
Government securities were quoted on each Saturday
Of the past four weeks as follows
sDsc Is De- =. Dc o. Jon. g.
SKIES Il isss. ........isa las ia is
T NV.sr.s.: q isss , ssx 70, , ssx
Ftve-twsntles Of 1854. .105K 1854 1O4X 105x
-, o. lsSs 1C 1877 1879
Z and 340ths cd series 105 10lX 1O4X 104H
land 3-lotha ID soriss l05 lolH lo4K iolS
The total imports at New York for the week ending
January compare ~ follows with those Of tho two
weeks prevous:--
Dry y ssss s's 2s I'll , IS y s
General merchandise, s.s4s,eea 15s5.oS2 2,aa0,7s
Total .ss,224, 7os s24as, lo4 s4,l4O,o74
The imports q dry goods for the week compare thus;
ma: {; s::s:
Ensa :. shs port. s1 $50 1sa sel ss slss SIS
The exports Of specie from this port for tho week end
ing January amounted 70 $sl7,s12 against sss2u27
for the corresponding week in 1885, $ss4 a5s in 1885,
and 81 IA, 204 In 1854
The following executor and assignee sales were made
at auction yesterday
$4,000 Quincy and Palmyrs Railroad Company eight
per cent bonds due 1879, 81, 900 each. 81
$4,000 New Haven New Londsn and Stonington six
mo earnings OF che Chicago and Grca Eastern Railroad
for December, 1860 were e51
December, ls6S.... ........................ Sss63
Increase this year. SlS304
Tho annual report Of the Western and Connecticut
River Railroads gives tho earnings OF the Western Rail-
road exclusive OF the Pitis1ed and North Adams Rail-
road, which operated for this company as follows
Gross rsceipts 80 as2 OF
transportation expenses. 2s.J 226
Interest, exchange and dividends ,es3
Balance OF earnings. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. s2ei,s3S
Tho gross receipts OF the rnad the year before
ss,4sl,5s4 expenses, $2,2o4,s2s net earnings
S1,226,652 ~
The financial statemon. Of tho Councctcu. Rivefgao
road il as folows:--
Passengers. 800 Rents :.......... ss.i2s
Freight .......... 81, 202 -
Mails ...... e,Oa3 Total ....... ;. $e09, 263
Express 10.650 Operating expenses 3ai.270
Net earn.ngs...
Against which charged
Interes: paid. Ss095 Dividend Of Jany seq 80
Sixth payment 10 Dividend OF july. ob,oo0
sinking fund.-. 5000 -
Taxes. ........... ls,5l6 Total. 2s5
bciGnCo OF earnings % w
Deduct OF q new locomotive. ............. 1900
surpius ss""s
Surplus per last report. lIlsso
Totai surpus Nioi,ooN
rns rofin ~ n IA nl,out
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Other persons may get complimentary votes but u s
believed the first ballot will be substantially as
above On the second vote the Davis pretend that
The eleven votes for Folger and Tremanc will be cast
kor their man. swelling his figure 70 thrty-six. The
sontest would thus be changed duel between Harris
end Davis In this event. n tbs Conklipg men find they
cannot change any Of the Davis votes they will turn
over TO Davis and elect him In preference to Harris
This Of course only side OF the story Tho Conk
ling and Harris men figure up their theories In an
sQuny satisfactory manner for their respective sides
Albcrger, as / informed you before, has withdrawn
altogether from the contest Freeman, Clarke ana
durlburd are still candidates, though where their
strength lies Icannot Clarke Ia not even supported
W the members from his own county. Hurlburd, II 70
aid, expects TO get some votes from members mailing
rom the North.
In the explanation OF tho amendment 10 the Excise
Nv introduced In the Assembly tho other day BY Tom
keamsr Of New York II was enormously stated that
- amendment provided for the keeping open Of drink.
u houses on Sunday until ono =. NJ IL should have
tad after p. NJ The liquor denlss are terribly ex.
tssd about the late decision OF the Court Of Appeals
"a aro preparing for raid tho legislature. II " said
~ nave collected slooooo srsady 70 be used this
S1tss n lsbbttAE
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The total imports at Ncw York for the week ending
January compare - follows with those Of tho two
weeks prevous:--
Weet ending De- Fl. DEC 49, Jan {.
Dry goods. 275 ol5 Sosi.l42 81 900 2s5
General merchandise, $685. o3 1525.o52 24Ao 76o
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country during this period estimated by the Secretary
Of tho Treasury at $2se 00o exclusive Of sG 900
for bountes leaving . surplus Of sos, 600 600 Tho
Commissioner considers $50 900 per annum the
maximum which should be SGT aside for the reduc-
ton Of the national debt and therefore surplus Of
at least $55 900 applicable 10 the reduction Of
ton He therefore advises a reduction Of the present
general tax Of Ave per the product and OF
manufacturing industry 70 three per cent aud
ponding reduction In specific taxes levied analogous
branches of indusy also entire removal Of all direct
internal taxes levied upon the production Of bar,
plate and sheet IRON and Of such additional taxes az
ret levied upon the elements Of STEEL also reduction Of
tho the gross receipts Of sugar reners 10 one and
half per cent? and further, IN entire removal Of the
tAx on sulphurc acid and the mining and manufacture
ofemery and salt BY all Of which he estimates reduce
son Of about thirty-hv miliona Mr. wells Ia right IN
urging reduction Of internal revenue taxes and
no would have done well had he taken
a similar. view. OF the taria, but he seems
to DO imbusd with the idea Mat II 10 the duty
Of the government protect the home Manufactured
and that TO do this this internal taxes raw materials
should be light and tho duties foreign manufactures
heavy Mr.. Wells report must DO read mere for It's sta
tstical information the result evidently Of patient In
dus,ry and investigation, than for s opinions. The
question Of taxation a very important 10 the In
teress Of the country ct the present time and whatever
tends TO let in light upon Is entitled TO earnest
consideration and this report despite It's defects 10 not
without value II Is somewhat remarkable, ws had
nearly forgotten TO say that the report contains sug
gestion or recommendation with regard 70 the income
tax, the most onorous OF all the internal imposts
The tsr which accompanies the report stands In need
Of revision and reduction, and 10 unnecessarily compli.
Gated Both the Internal Revenue Law and Che existing
tariff require 70 be smpliaed 80 that both may b
brought wisha the raags Of ordusry xomprshsnsiou
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miscellaneous.
Purser slocum Of the steamship Leo. from Savanna
win accept eur thanks for favors.
Tho following Of the veaso1s II no
harbors Of New York Boston, Philadelphia, Chzrseou,
saysnnsh Mobile, New Orieans and Galveston. q -
latest accounts frsa sash OF thoss portal
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AnARAMA ETRMs.

The Montgomery STATE Se,aiael
says: We are glad to know that rents
are beginning to'be affected by the dis
tressingly dull times. Within a week
sundry landlords have offered premises
at a figure considerably below what was
asked two months age, and still lower
rates. plnsts prevail hsf0re the summer
The cost Of the Selma, Rome and
Dalton railroad, i is estimated, will ag-
eregate-S SIS S9T, ,459s
The Daily Tribune publishes in de-
tail the new military police regulations
for Mobile, Which are very stringent,
and the chief requests all 70 resign who
may not be willing to comply with the
order.
The Huntsville Independent mem
tions the imprisonment in the Jail Of
that place, of Messrs. James +. Russell,
w. II. MeWilliafns andre. W. Farmer,
all young men belonging to the most
respectable families at Athens, and
themselves bearing individually, excel
lent characters, for supposed completely
in the recent bestdwitg Of q coat of tar
and feathers on radical named Bing-
ham, at Athens, last Monday night.
The Mobile Tines mentions the arFi-
val, by express, of two hundred and fifty
thousand. dollars in currency, for the
Mobile banks; one day lsst Week, and
adds: Although they were not in need
of it to meet their obligations, this well
come. increase to their cash resources
strengthens them against even the re-
motest possibility of any temporary en-
barrassment. Mobile will this year, as
in 1857, maintain her high financial
character, and give the country another
example Of what prudence, combined
with ability, can accomplish.
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IH1ENtQa s NfILR.

IOY virtue OF Gees trust 70 me executed
ID By Charles Pfanr -asteihl on The 20th day
OF September, 1855 H..tu duly recorded st the
REGISTERS offiee OF Sh-Ioy county, TenneSsf g.
in Record Book, No part second, pages SIS.
SO and SO October :, 1865, for the purpose Of
securing note FOR the sum Of Sixty-twO Hun
dred and Th1ity-tWo Dollars lsd252 0Ol, owed by
him 70 John b. Leoeh, and by authority in
zested in me to sell the property convey ed 10
me in aid trust deed, WILL on the 10th day OF
June 1861 sell on the premises, at 10 o'clock
a IA. 20 the highest bidder for cash. the fol-
lowing described prorerty "A certain trael or
psf eel OF land situated. lying aud bling in the
city Of Memphis, SHELBY county, state Of Ten
nessee, designated on the original plan Of lots
in and Of the city Of Memphis IS part Of Let
three hundred and ssYenty-One No 81 and
bounded IS follows, tO-Wit: Beginning on the
northeast corner OF a lot on the south siee Of
Jeffea son street, known as George CrOmwells,
IS feet westwardlE irOm the intersection OF
jefferson and fhird stteatsi thence eaStWaTdly y
wish the south side Of JEFFERSON street - feet 10
streaf thence southwardiy with the west side
CT Third street 1883 feet % an alley thence
westWardly with the north side Of said alley
lEsZ feet to the esst side Of anOiner alley
thence nOrthwsrdly with the east side Of sslid
alley IS feet to the south boundary hne Of the
said Cromwell lot !; thence sastwardly with
said C,omWeirs south boundary line 30 feet
10 the southeast corner Of the sas '0mWells
lot; thence nOrthwardly with the east bound Z
lry line OF the said Cromwell lot 1lsH feet 10
the beginning, together with all the privileges
and aDpurtenanceS ihereuDto belonging.
The title IS believed 90 be good. but l sell only
THOS. LEECB. Trustee
nTar q. Iesz. mVle tbs.
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PARIS, June 9.-The grand PriZ de
Paris OF 10O, 600 francs, with the empe-
ror's cup, the two most eagerly sought
for results of the French turf contest,
were run for to-day in the Bois de Bou-
lozne, and won by 3 horse named Firfa-
gias There were 10000 persons, tail-
ing from every nation on earth, present.
Napoleon, the Gar and Grand Duchess
Msfiaof Russia, the king and queen Of
Belgium, the Princess Murat, and cther
royal percentages, were present.
NEW YORK, June 3.-Juerez' official
papers comment upon the capture Of
Maximilisn in q manner that would in
dicate that the arch duke would receive
no mercy
Fhe Hefdld's Fort Laramie special
says the southern Cheyennes crossed
South Platte yesterday, going north.
They attacked Pole Greek station, near
Fort Sejgewick, and drove of four
mules; one Indian killed. Gen. Auger
with reinforcements is on his way 70 the
post.
governor Perry, Of South Carolina,
Iras written another letter, wherein he
says that confiseation is preferable TO
negro rule. Gen. Pope is being petitioned
by five hundred negroes to remove the
mayor and council of Savannah on the
ground thzt negroes cannot obtain jastice
from them.
PETROLEUM CENTER, June 3.-A ter
rible fire occurred this morning destroy
ing buildings and goods to the amount
Of 40, 900 to 100000 Twenty nine build
fngs were consumed. 1t is believed to be
he work of an incendiary.
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TraEstee's SOIe
OF Real Estate in Gibson County. Tenn.
to be Sold at RambOldt, Gibson County,


TO be Sold az KambOldt, GibsOR County,
TeRR., on the 2SJh DAY or aay, 1861.
IDY virtue OF a Deed or Trust executed 10 W.
ID A. Jones BY VIM D. Fly, Bearing date Ilth
December, 1850, FOR the purpose of securing
eeEtain deuts due BY said iNna. ID. Flyt 70 II hi.
Apperson & Co. and which are therein sBaci-
ned and BY authority vested IN me as Trugfea
substituted by decree Of the Common auT
Court o. the city Of Memphis, entered I'm
A prii, lS57, in the Ec9n Of Wm.- "A. Jones De-
ceased. viii, on the 18th day Of May, Is87. in
front of the Hotel at Humboldt. Ellison County,
Tenn, between the hours OF ten oiclock. n IN,
and four O'Clock pm, sell to the highest siIIs-
der, certain tract OF land containing af,r-lf
;E}S acres situated in Gibson COUNTY, and Iv-i,,e-
about "a miles northEestof Humboldt Tenn
being the same tract or parcel OF land con.
veyed 70 said Wnn. D. iy BY JCseph NJ TI,In-
num by Deed registered IN Registers Ofaee a.
Gibson County, 70 which reference IL sslafis- ~.
more particular descri ptiOn.
This tract OF land VIII be suhiIvideri into.
four lots. No. containing 60 acres ard t-nr,,g,~
Is t1e Ill; Nos ? 3 and containineE 90 49,
each, lines running east and west
-I'ERlfs.-0ne-half Cash. balance Al Z. month
fhe purchaser 70 execute note, bearfnsr frfer.st
from date, and secured BY Deed 81 f'rrSi 49,,
0raeinE the same terms as that under when Il
am nov acting.
The right Of redemption- is waived and t1.a
Title believed 10 Be good. but Il win crnve,r
only such title as Is IN me vested as Trusfea
ap@l SqL 4. ID. NulHL1t1i Trusfqa
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Assets April lst, ever Sl,5O0,O

D. A. JANUARY, President.
Jas. II. LUCAS, Vice-Presidenf.
WW. r. SELRY. Secretary.
WM. 4. BENTON, Gen'I Agent.
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Aft0cIl9Ile94f Q9fsf

Law Court OF Memphis
w. B. Glisson 4 Co, PLAINTIFF vs. J. H. Haynie
4 Co, defendants.
A FFlBAVIT for attachment having been
"a made in this ease IN pursuance Of section
S455 Of the Code Of Tennessee, aRd attachment
having been Issued and returned By the proper
officer levied. etc.. on the properly 0f The de-
fendants, j. II. Hay ME & Co.;
1t Is therefoFe ordered tnat said defendant
appear at the Courthouse in the city OF Mem
rhis. Tenn, on or before the second Monday IN
tuue next. and defend this suit or the same
,-iU ~ taken tor confessed as 70 them and fle
ease set for heariHg ex parte, and that q copy of
tbis order be published once week for fouf
consecutive weeks IN tne Me1aphis Appeal.
A Copy. JOhN DONONAN, Clerk
clerks ONES. Nay 2. 1s67.
Ciapp. Vance & Anderson, Attorneys for
Plaintifis' 1nays laEsW'
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NEW ORLEANS CORREAP0SDENCIs.e q
NRw ORLEANS, May 70, 1857.
!. TIRE wrArHrr ANp rnAph.

Editors Memphis Appeal:
THE WEATHER AND TRADE.
Z The weather for the past week has been
uncommonly cool and pleasant for the
season. Frequent thunder showers have
visited Us, and to these must be attributed
the change in the atmosphere. The ex-
odus of many of our citizens for the
SUMMER has slresdy commenced, and
our Streets present B rather deserted APP
pearance.
Trade is preparing for its summer
siesta, and every one is aeeom plpdatlng
himself to thesituatiOn. The dispersion
north and west is general, but there are
many lame ducks who have been disap-
pointed by the cotton variations, and
viii be compelled to remain. Changing
their tornithoiogical' ehsracteFs they viii
remain, and, "besr-like, fight the
course" against duns, blue devils and
hot weather. .s
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FEyRROUGH Eecelpts gwen for COTTON via
CIncinuati-by rail OF river. Time 8Qartu-
te.d-('ars sGaled-uo change frOm Ciuclunan
- sSa.5- Y.rt W.JAI fDHNrUN.
mb5 n star Wharf boat.